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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-02-14

MAYORS OFFICE, EDGEFIELD, TENN. Feb
10, lSS0.-Whereas, the election was held on
Saturday, Feb. 7Uh, 1880, according to the
requirements and provisions of the late act
of the General Assembly, and pursuant TO
the proclamations of the Mayors of Nash
Vile and Edgefield, upon the question OF the
annexation of Edgefield to Nashville; and
Whereas, the said act of the General AS
sembly requires the Mayors of said cities to
compare the vote cast in said election, and
make proclamation of the result Of said
election when ascertained, etc.
Therefore, having examined the returns
made to me by the Judges, Clerks and Re-
ceivers of the election held in EdgelIcld.
find, and hereby certify, the total N9!e cast
in said election to be $50 votes; of this mum
Der 1873 We're for annexation and 49, against
making a majority in favor of annexation
of Edgefield of Is votes.
Therefore, Edgefield and Nashville each
having voted by majority for annexation
l announce that under said act of the Cen
eral Assembly, Edgefeld is now anno,5ed to
and become part and parcel of the city OF
Nashville, and in law and IN fact subject to
all the laws, rules and regulations thereof.
SAMUEL NJ. WE'VE,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-02-14

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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-02-14
NASHVILLE AMI EDGEF1ELD.

Arrangements have for some time
been in progress for effecting a mu-
nicipal union between these two
cities, and these were completed by
means of an election held in Edge
field last Saturday, the 18th inst,
when that city voted by ,039 to $50,
or with a majority of 759, in favor
of the annexation. This was fol-
lowed on Tuesday, the 10th, by the
following proclamations from the
respective Mayors of Nashville and
Edgefield:
MAYORS OFFICE, NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Feb. 10, 1SS0.--Whereas, the election was
held ON Saturday, Feb. 2, 1880, according to
the requirements and provisions of the late
act of the General Assembly and pursuant
To the proclamatiOnS of the Mayors OF Nash
Vile and Edgeteld. upon the question OF
the annexation of EdgeIield to Nashville +;
Whereas, the said act of the General AS
semby requires the Mayors of said cities TO
compare the vote cast in said election, and
make proclamation as to the result of said
election when aScertained, etc,
Therefore, having examined the returns
made to me by the Judges, Clerks and Re-
ceivers of the election held in Nashville, /
/ proclaim that 1913 was the total vote cast,
and of this number LOSS We're in favor OF
| annexation, and go against annexation
making a majority vote in favor of annexa-
/ ton OF 1853. / also state that his Honor, >.
/ M. Wene, Mayor of Edgefield. being absent
/ from home, / have failed to meet him, but
/ taking the returns of the election held in
| Edgefield, ind, and hereby certify, the
| total vote cast in said election to be $50
/ votes; of this runner 49S were for anneXa-
| riOn ard 4S2 against, making majority
/ vote in favor of annexation of Edgefeld of
/ Is votes.
Therefore, Edgefield and Nashville each
/ having voted by a majority for annexation,
| / announce that, under said act of the Gen
| eral Assembly, Edgeffeld is now annexed TO
/ and become a part and parcel of the city OF
| Nashville, andi in law and in fact subject to
! all the laws, rules and regulations thereof.
/ THOS. A. KERCHEVAL.
! Mayor.
] NAYnR's OFFICI,- EnGEFIEID. Tenn. Feb.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-02-14
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lrpet, all-wool Super carpet, all-wooI
BRUSSELS Carpet, English
Velvet Rugs, FOot-stOOls, Drugpets.
Cloths all widths from Is inches 10
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New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

dam. Pureh edye CO. Freidig CNor, Berg Daruas o..
Brgs pfa1s OBI, Merriam 81 Jobn, N q, PI sev,,.
Son Repn IBID, Nitcbner Canning " \, w Be,ts.
Alcina lindslev, Maracaibo VeDz. Csg,r & Sons 1S
5chrs Lime Mathes0n Mckay, jacmcl Brett sor ~
Ida Nay Fsukinghsm Boston, simpson, Cspp 20; De.r
lark. Theall, NJ John. r. ScammoIl Bros. Lily CA
Charleston Evans. Ball 4 co; Ada Ames ADAMS Boston
= Brown Coz Victor PUG. BarDard. Rio Hacha. Cir
Staples.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Oct 23 Arrived Jenny Otto r) from Paw,
Queenstown, at 81 Nazsire ctr WeirmOlth Ip
from New.Oreans. A. RoneD. "%
QUEENSTOWN Oct 23-hrriyed Garlis (Br) from N.-
YORK her TO Liverpool str Erin tB from Yo,s
for Liverpool on Fastaet ~ m on the 22t INST "s
HAVANA. Oct 23.-Sacd str Soyag0. Phillips from sana
ago de cuba for SewYork on the 22d i1st.
LJNpON. 23--SaileSeth inst I6ea frefs , Y..-.
18th INST. Salvatore; 18th inst, Akbsr, Tho n Ne
YORK; 22d inst, Arfmilan, Ceyion tCapt III ~ 18th q.
Boston, IL BrookmaD for Charleston. LOi q Phda
deDua. VsscOde Cana (Cept Aortensen); 23d Ses
comb.
22d ala the later passed the Lizard Jo~vs
the latter Falmouth; lJd inst Ifirad Emery.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON Oct. 23-Bark Ercole Dtan Cacscc from rss>
Oct for NeWOreans has been spoken. Her captain a .li
and she has ~ back.
put prize aboard the Klleena ;r Ralph bef,,
reported abandoned vim the oss OF C-esst
mast Of the Killeena was landed az FnshagL,
the Amsterdam (Duehj faat for Rotterdam from New
YORK
CauDrv Me- Oct 3-schr Heroine Of Bangor preyolsx
report ashore going she owned Oyny
ton, Ne. Her cargo Of lumber has been saved
For Later ship Seios, n anu. see S>Dents Pap
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
NOTES OF TEE CANVASS.

Joseph l.. Barbour, of Hartford, Conn, will
sneak f. Library Hall, Elizabeth. N. j. on Thursday
evening next
Superintendent Walling issued, yesterday, to
,o olre force an order enbOtying the resolutions
Gently pissed by tha Board directing dgent search for
colonists," or woul The illegal voter
Upon learning yesterday morning OF the
nomination OF william DOwd Tor the MIyoraty Il mer-
chants ip te uegbborhood of Broadway ana Eightlst
Immediately ne and heartily approved the nomination.
The name or Mr. DowI was ordered placed upon their
',.rield aud Arthur Tdo DlBInt - that
locality are very active. Among mo dng nrns are
JIHa Dancll & son. Bangs ~ Co., j. H. hegcman ~ Co.,
Scrbnrr & Co., ana Digelow Main
A large meeting of wOrkngmen was held at
Nos IL and Is East Broadway last evening. Several
seazcrl addresSed the meeting and showed the necos
sty Of all wnrhngmen thinking for themselves AZ tie
coning election. 1he meeting approved the nomination
of Wlnain Dowd for Mayor and the entire Republican
ticket The organization ~ composed NJ voters IN favor
OF the protective tarn the Following officers were
elected John sexton. president; j. Carr, yicepres
dent G. Callahan, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
Mr.. AsroR's LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.

The following letter accepting the Re ubii-
can nomination TO Congress In the vim Distrct mas
been written by william Waldorf AstOr:
NEW YoRK. Oct. 90, 1880.
C. OTTO BoEsE. Chairman, The Hon. EDWIN EiNsiEih me
Hon. j. NJ PATTERSON, Jr., and others, Conmniec ron.
ne Repobtcda Contention OF the VIM COnDroSSiohd'
District -,
GEHTIFuEN: Your unexpected tender 10 me OF Tue
nomination for Congress from your dHuct IS douDuSs
dictated 10y knowledge OF convictions, gathered by
Won from my brief political career and In part perhaps
from the not inooDsideTabe property Interest
have ia the district accept tue
nomination with since thanks You too sepsbe 10
care much for pledges promises male by candidate
my education, ana the fact that am Of German descent
have made me, think better acquainted VITA Tue cbhr
acer and ciaIms Of that nationality, which forms 80
large portion OF the population OF the Win Distr'c
than ordinarily falls to the lot OF natvebOrD cltne
have sorght ne past to do justice 10 that natona
ty and To reconcile it's Just Claims the habits and
views OF the country OF It's adoption
Whether your nomination should or shouid not pe
the polls shall pursue the same course IN the
future. II elected, shall do my best to support ana
enforce rights OF ALL especially 10 eecnto 70 inc
lsoosing man adequate cOmpensi lion Tor his kDoi
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
WILLIAM WALDORF ASToR
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
TO THE VOTERS
OF The
Eleventh Congressional District.

GENTLEMEN: | have accepted the nomination
to Congress from your district The TINE Is 700
limited to make an extensive personal canvass over
50 large a district and briefly safe. aS Al tnumer
alton of my political views tnat am IN favor OH
First--The principle that the GOrernment sLAu
be so administered as TO bring tho greatest good |"
the greatest number.
Second-A stIict construction of and Stnct 80
herence to the Constitution.
Third-A sound currency on a specie basis
FOurth-A tariff to protect only so iar rs protec-
tion necessary for any imper,ied labor Interests.
with Snch notifications as will terd Immediately"
reestabliSh Oul lost me- reliant marine.
Fifth am opposed to the principles oi seceSsl'a
and the payment Of rebel claims and IT the samc
time 10 such unnecessary Federal centra,lz,ioh -
may tend To mperi3lIZe the country ANA 10 'hpsn
the rights of States gwen them by tie tonstn.e'
ton. JAMES W. GEkAhD.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
S. B. CHIrTENDEN RENOMNATED.

The Republican Convention of the Hid Con-
grcssioDal District met last hight in savyer's Hall,
at JAY and FultCnsts., Brooklyn. General A. {.
Barnes made permanent chairnat Eugene
d. Ber1i, in complimentary speech, nominated
Simeon T. Cbittcndcn for Congress. Auditor Am'ner-
man. OF the Eleventh Ward, dominated Stephen NJ Gis
void - her deiega lions seconded the n0hlGHilon OF
M Chittenden. and W. ". Goodrich made a few e
patks rsierring TO Mr. Cnttenden's honorable "scCri
in Congress heretofore. His first duty, he sdd,
would De- To lend all aid and support 70 General
CART -lG'3 administration. The unulLatOn Of !r.
Chitte nd "A was unanimous. Cltcnden las
tho ld strict in the Lower House FOR two
t1r Ms He has much attention 10 financial ducs
lions The district ia strongly Republican, and the
loinlDation IL undoubtedly equivalent 10 an election.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YOGE.. %
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Str city OF Berlin (Br Kennedy Liverpool oct IA and
Str FSecis.6r ir clayton Newport f. days.
70 Or H"E,9I ianSooie Mannm Portand Me- to AmeS
str IiaueraS Boaz LeSes PEI 10 old Dominion ~ CO. o
and Is. with coffee hides. ctc, 10 Pm Forwood
shin Hoocly Frost Boston ballast Brown
& Co
frs Drowning Loasc CNor. Olsen NORWAY via Long
schr sawyer. FalEngham Sands River, ;. IL days.
schr XSKsndtin' Plkngham, SANDS River :, via Vine
Schr lcnry Was 81 John. B. Via Fdsartown l6 DAYS
schr zampa Ssnborn Jorrs : via Vineyard Haven IA
DAYS WIN plling TO "A w Loud q Go.
to ssGE RS2s lsas S!i @f9 to tcS & Say' win O'F
schr susan stanley. Windsor ~ cSys. with plaster
scnP Isaac orbcron Crockett Windsor s. days with
plaster to II liiggenson vessel 10 masttr go
ccIr Reno AeEey ITnfioSuIh vi 10 d Ver 90 H. WIN pns 10
schr Mary Woavcr narrs river.
schr W IIaveus Allen Keueboc River with ice to order
schr Abbie willard, Farnum, Bangor with lumber 10
schr Alaska Clark st John N b. days. With lumber
rT-rhe following vessels anchored below W the
snip Marion 8r Ielley, from Plymouth, T.
SUNsET-WtND-At Sandy Hook, fresh, W; cloudy. At
city Island w cloudy.
CLEARED.
sg Gordon csstls OBJ W5T"T London & He9GGTon Bros;
Gcr. Lelse, Brcmen ami southampon oeichs Co North
chester Geoigelown va AleSaudIa l. ioome lr. Nereus
Hal ett Boston, ii DmocK; hepler BIZ lascellis COpcn.
hagen, TucEer & Co Old Hcmir0n Walker, Richmond.
Ola Dominion IS Coz Wyoming. Teal, BALTIMORE George II
Glover. aDnah Fleetwood Savannah YOnge;
Hudson Freeman. Ncw Orleans clark Seaman; Ellen
Terry, PHILADELPHIA, Mm clyde Co; Chamettc Read
New Orleans. Bogcrt 6 Morgan kic Grande. Remington,
GalyestoG ana Key wes!. { u Mallory 60; Charleston,
Lockwood Charleston. " Ouutltd & Jtephne Ihom
sou baltimore. ; krtms; Regulator, Doano. WI
Clyde &
ships larnaea l'u, Bentey Porshcad British Channel
ATgell CO. Bnush America tlirl, IockharL Amsterdam
Nethorand Trading society. ORIENT Allen. Norfolk Benham
Pickering Cp Callopc smith Antwerp. snow Bar
CESS. Colchester rl Henderson, Bremen. Hurgcss
BarkA Laaso tBI, DOnWe, iOndou, Warren & Co. Gordon
tBrl Seabrook Liverpool. " Parker CO. Chrsfllnia
tNnr Anderson. Taragona. spain Funch, kdye Cos Au
gaAtinc kObb tOtd Belfast Carver Barnes. Aiseu (Ger
0rousch Bremcu Fuuch, tye GO; Nic0lna utan Pence
Queenstown, yarmouth fiym1uth tOr orders Auun Ral
dw aronc tNnil, Josephsen QuceustOwn
BonhaIu, PcAerug ~ Co. Bertha tUcr, koasr, Antwerp
itLRc rengmO GER, Van Appen Mossc. Bay, 81 H.
II trossnan y liioi Esn tNor, arsen Cet,o Frauoe
e. Tobias * Albion tNOr. Rode Yarmouth. Eng
B,nham. Pickering Co. saaoa t1, AndrlOs. CORK
dors Soamuel Bros A1ebalan SNod sAnuelsen. Rottor
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
RFprBIICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
TIE SELECTIONS or THE CoNTfhKNcE COMMITTED
RATIFIED by THE DELEGATES.

TgE SELECTIONS or THE CONTfhKNcE COMMITTEE
RATIFIED by The DELEGATES.
The RepubhcaufCounty Convention ieassenbled
yesterday at Republican Hall to receive
fbe report OF the committee appointed
10 select candidates for the various local
offices 10 be flied at tho approaching cleo
tioD. and present them TO the Convention fOr its
cons idcration. The ConventiOn called TO order
by the chairman, Commissioner Uiri;h. motion
10 d,,pense with the roll call Of delegates OBJ
,ected 10 by Isaac Dayton. VINO said that the dele
gates had night 40 know who were present. and TO
have the action of the Convention settled by It's
own members The roll was caea and number
of substtturious made Tor absent delegates.
The Committee Oh Ncm nations then made the
following report:
Your Committee 10 which referred TIE matter OF
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
REGISTRATION TROUBLES.

Elihu Root yesterday obtained from Justice
Lawrence "a mahiamus requiring the registry Of the
name OF Daniel b. Tracy In the lid Assembly District
lie gave his residence No. 273 Waterst but said that
ne was a sailor aud hal only recently returned from a
voyage. IL he'd that man whiio on an American
vessel rs did rot lose his residence at homo.
Fletcher W. Harper not allowed 10 register IN the
XVIII Election District OF the Hid Assembly
District on the ground that he had not been
nVing his house, No. u East Twenty irst-st, tLe
proper icnGIh OF time III Ioiscd the house October
aud that day moved u lurnturr but did not go
there % sleep until several days later Justice Lawrence
thought that hs residence there established
sued he nandamus asked by Mr.. Harper.
The cotors OF election IA the AVilth Election Dis
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THOMAS HUGHES IN THIS CITY.

| THOMAS HUGHES IN THIS CITY.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS or THE COLONY AT RUGBY
| WHAT THE AUTHOR or TOM BROWN THINKS
| or AMERICAN POLITICS.
| Thomas Hughes lett Philadelphia yesterday
morning his homcward tour ana arrived IN I'M tns
city in the afternoon. He was expected at tho resi-
| dence OF his friend, DR.. Cornelius X. Agnow, 10.
2G6 Madison-aye., Mt 2 p. m but owing 10 oeiiy
| in the Philadelphia trans he did not arrive unti
$50 TRIBUNE reporter was waiting at the
house when Mr.. Hughes arrived. Mr. HHsnrs os ths
I last few weeks His form was as erect as ever anu
! his eyes were "a penetrating, but tho wrinkles on
/ bis forehead were more pronounced thar Fhen ne
| arrived in this country, and his eyclids were
| slightly inhamed. >. ,y,,
~ have only five minutes Mt your disposal hir
| Hughes remarked as he seated himself In 'front.' OF
win You then please give me your opinion Of o,
the prospects of your new colony in Ienhcssee'
"The prospects conld hprdly be better" Mr.
Hughes replied Every thing Is being pushed WIN
great rapidly; houses public buildings ana iS5, Tbs
tutions, and workshops are quickly rising. Inc
church. hear, has had It's roof finished since my
departure and many other buildings are rapidly
advancing. by far the greater majority OF the
colonists are English hut several Americans are
now beginning TO purchase lands II the cOlohy'
Mr. Proctor. the State Geologist OF hentucky' IiiS
bought a beautiful site there, and has begun Inc
building of a house thereon. Two or thrt g 9ther
Americans whose names do not call tn mind arc
also building residences in the colony. lhey are
not only being substantially but also arhsticauy
built
aWhat is the present population of the colony :"
THAT is more than can tell However, know
this that arrivals very numerous and tn1t
there Is hardly accommodation for them all inc
only hotel of the place is crowded to iS utInoss
capacity; so much So indeed. that my brother, who
has remained behind. has been obliged to live III
rapidly and roughly constructed she'd There is
only Saw-mill in the place, and although 10 ~
being worked day and night II cannot supply ali
the timber Ia demand"
what il your impression OF the PTesIdcntlal
canvass in this country y
"Well. as far that portion j, concerned where
have been passing short sIsoee OF tlme the
popnl .tion seems 10 be essentially Republican III
opinion. It fears that it would risk great leal by
"A change Wherever l hayo visited torchliaht
professions were frequent and much enthusiasm
was displayed by both sides. However, 90 nos
conclude thcrcfroin that people in this country take
moro interest in politics than in England. They
have another way of showing their intcrest-that
is all"
DO you intend working in the interest of the
colony while in New-York City "
al shall leave America on the 9th of next month,
and DO not think snail do much In regard to the
colony while here. All / could do wOuid be super
luous for the colony, now that IL Is once started
is progressing famously and needs no help CT any
description from me-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

ored people arc compelled to cit side Of tho hall
They seem 10 be exceedingly bright and determined 10
protect their rights a. regards tho ballot Everywhere
In North Carolina found them proud OF the right TO
vote We coureousy treated by tho audience ana
apparently free speech Was aow we'd In the newspapers
precedn our arrival we're louary Signals To treat
us respectfully and not raise a riot" -
Justice lawrence iu Supreme Cou, {, Chambers, yes
terday granted order to show cause why an nlunc
lion should not issue restraining the Democrat Naona
Comml tee from circulating tho graph copies OF the
Marshal Jewell dispatches which we're obtained by m,s
take from the company The a6uavt Oh which the
order was obtained was made by Norvin Green. the
president and forth the facts already published ~
regard to the manner which the DISPATCHES were CD
famed The order 10 returuabe next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
ARRESTED FOR pERJI,RY.

Sylvester II. Ellsworth, farmer OF Iierllime,
county, was arrested yesterday ny Detectives Field
and VCOnnOr on "A warrant issued by justice Muir
ray charging him with perjury Ellsworth was "a
witness III a SUIT before judge Lawrence in the
SuDrcu5 Court brought by David q. Hackney
against Bamber, EIwOod & Co. To recover $40, ,oSS.
The charge against him tnat he swOre falsely that
he never received "a disputed check from John Ack-
cnnan a Co. lie was locked up at police head
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
LONG IsLtND CITY NOMINATIONS.

The Conventions Of both factions of the
Democracy OF Long Island City were held yesterday
afternoon 10 nominate candidates for Mayor ard Supcr
visor The "regul9rs he'd tici Convention at
schclrs Hall, Dutch Kills. Henry 5. DeBovoiso was
nominated foI MAYOR, and ". II. schTalienbc:g Tor
rut,eryi.or The Indcpeu1cnt Democrats met hL Al
berf's Han Astoria, and nominated Ci Mayor, George
Perry. and for Supervisor. Joseph McLauGhlin.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
NOMINATIONS OF THE NATIONAL PATTY

The National GTeeHbGck- Labor party has
r'aGe the following nOmna .lohH for the City and Comfy
Ct Ncw-York: For Mayor, George Blair Register,
h,chacI EeDachtel; Recorder Wilson 5. WOLF; Justice
AZ Snpcfor Court William NJ Hadey; justice of Marino
Cur, Samuel ". L0ckwOoi; AIicrlnc mai Large. Ed
ward g. Cunningham, john Creighton Hugh Byron
Brown. & Istivc Augcrstein.
In he WIN Congressional Dstrct john Meehan has
been nominated. Ia XXId Assembly District John
McGrgth was nominated last night
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
ARIrNANAY STEEET OAR.

AS boX-car No. ,, of Payonla-ayc. line. in Jersey
City, was descending the steep grade III HobOken-
ave, yesterday morning, the chain of the brake
parted. The began running down the grade
with great velocity. it was filled with passengers
who screamed with terror ms the vehicle dashed
down the hill. John Murray. the driver, stayed on
the platform When the struck the switch at
the foot OF the hill IL was overturned and nearly
demolished. Murray was slightly injured, as wcTo
also two male passengers.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
Novfy,rIOys TO THE ASSEMBLY.

The following nominations TO the Assembly
from the districts named reported by Telegraph tC
TIE TRIBUNE last night:
IVih Erie-GeOrGe Bingham RapJ
Id hluanv-Danicl Casey DcmD
I,t Ni2gara--Millinh Sp'uaing ,DemD
ma Eric-Charles \. 5 Ncct Dem.)
Tie following nominations for the Assem-
bly, were made ill's ely yesterdays
Dist (,.St
TX George NJ. Clark Ui) ~
XVlIt-JaInes Tannlng II. IT, and IT,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

tr,c of the Xth Assem- District refused TO register
Nicholson the ground that bs residence was a, Long
ssokIcr his counsel contended In the Superior Court
yesterday that his residence continued to be az NO. %
lvenue 4 Judge Russell granted u mandamns direct
me the in specos not only register his name but to
take his vote eleciion day.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
WITHDRAWAL OF EMERY F. WARREN.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE THIBcHKJ


DUNKIRK DEPOT. y. Y.,Oct 23.-Thc Hon. Emery
i. Warren, of Fredouia. has withdrawn from 'he
canvass as an independent candidate for Congress
from the XXXIIId Congressional District OF New
York, and authorizes the Republican Committee OF
Chautauqua County 10 announce his withdrawal
gro SHELDON.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
GENERAL MCDOWELL AT HOME TO VOTE.
Malor-General IlTin Mcdowell was found

yesterday the Brevoort House by TRInuNE reporter
He said that had jist come all the way from Cali
foInia 10 cast bis for Garfield and Artnur. ny
home was here for tveuy-seven years, said he, ana
as chickens coma home 10 roost 40 come home TO vote
1 voted here last year" When asked about the p0lt-
zeal prospects OF California and Oregon be replied
YDu knC about that than do have rot been
able 10 attend single political mcetlng during tnc
prcsen canvass ,hUsiastlc as an for am AWAY
a. nv neadouarters where have plenty 10 d.. All the
knowledge Obtain 9OOui politics comes To Lie M hugh
the papers. take TIE IEIBUSE ana leS espe3'
iay upon II for all the II is doing mighty work
IN the present canvass"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY.

Snn rise. G2 sun ssts..... j07 Clock stow 5m. 49s
$50 AooL souths. 43t NoOnS age days.2O
WAFER TODAY a VI.
sandy uooK i9 Gov Island- O53 Hell Cato 1858
uGt WATER rOpAY-P "
Sandy HOOK. 49,. issnl.. O;26 Hell Gate els
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
HOME NE VS.,
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Tbe hon. Carl Schrrz. Secretary
OF The Interior Henri Sanford of Florida, end George ~
Ubhard OF Buffalo t,D Arfnus UOtL-General BeuIs
min r. Butler OF Massachusetts, Governor Daniel r. DAVIS
OF Maine r. Holloway. OF Indiana and James ~ " h eh
Buffalo .Hotei B,sOekPrnee DO Canpofea,9 , o INC to
Italian Legation ~ Wnsnngton. 81 J1igs HWe,
j. NJ. -olofed, Of West Point. Hogrnoh
colonel r. q. IngeISou ri Illinois and b. b. van HSAeh
burQ oil