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, 1880-01-17

and I'anl Fosal's are to Da hsd rot. fthhc.
30 arc Paul Do K0ek'B now, a',d t'Elatnliln,t.
ry,s Alfred do Atnsse Lnn.eTT!'imYs, In. T'nY,r ,1mo rne
arn sold at from two fratics to three and n
Diet, Flanb.rt, De .t'oncourt, and Tic great
mass Of living nnvollst* Go.t tho @ 'i',.al t; twG
NJ tic ica,ling hcatfes no nriee'I At two
frnncH aplore: aperatlo llbratit at frn4s oi,1
10 unt aid n half frfi,cs.. N6nan IL q,loErd%
sle arsocrnlto f}guro ot seyo iTes ~ nf H.!
".Vle do Jesusn at n frame. As for tl'es
clnAsica, from MontaiKt,a 10 Isonsseall aud
Chaieanhrlnntl, any uf them, can bf, p,tt-
chased in yellow pNpef for tn, feasonat,le a,,9I
willie, II .you dnn't miissl r,.fntn4
yU,tr eyes anil apnifinE your tcinpnr, y0!l t1ny
gut tho sanle III badly.prlntetl p'ckct-volulnos
1t tMeHiy,isS y,y cS',,Ss ,ta,, apess e st,v roa
EDITIONS DE LUKE.
The E1zer1r editions, a.lt so1ue others }sstetl
typograplls nnd artistic tinlsI. But they arq
thinls,-jutletng .ffofn t'ieEr contributions to
tlio ningaz'slcB, ,--Iu advance Ut their European
risHls: but, lii steel engraving, mil III tho
arlislic applications OF pl,otogr'pl'y. Francs, I'm
S FreneI 1as.rations, M s At sst oso'' tils othsr
night (tnkrl, hultnyu, from tho GHzctfc tics
NcnuI.ArtA}. which seemed to me- tllier tall
anything Of the Kind | ltsd ever sect before.
F' FFsasi' II tle ,spar[n,cnt q In Of coiac @ eMi
satirfc Illustrated literature. II The I.otslan
Fun1u Eir md pnnclt bo excepted, there
Is no satirte publication ~ thu w woria
ant, Tie Petit JV,rnai pour I,ire, and
CIutrtn,ri. l3nt thero IA q sad falling olf
directly on turning. to tlie pol!t!cul lallea
, 1880-01-17
a 3liukD Stoky.

: n, AHalaaus {N. ~ siseta! to INtts York Tuatt,
,rsv:iEit' ~ iiEiksr Ea;y Cy ksna t ow farm NEAR Lib
Whllo p4sssnx through u plespot wood p1jujt.i,s
hs rosluvnud. he dso1vGFpd i S1n4li Gpln In fhn
ground, from whrh he snw d hjrl, bInnf s,,uF.,
emerge, and aftorwnrI klw another bic its huSJ
!nok Kun Whioh hu w!M carrying, aud watchlug
ti9yy eauas uut lIa theu deoiisd to lct tas nssf nj
atona mill ssAd M xethos: faw dsys asr i
Tnns 10 tho lea ar1ne4 With i pick md shoyct
ahout nb twelve inches, 20 came 70 lie s,sakvs.
Gnt nyar two inches III d4anst0s, I'D II 10 plaeo
did the DEN u1uasQra over two fept ii dopth: but
, 1880-01-17

several holes ran OF In different directions from
cred. There wnre no stones In tho t,oltt and tho
reptiles were simply embedded In tho clay. Tho
enakee WREN found very Il, tnrp!l oonditlon.anA
hlio,l i unt-buatel corri-hnskct and part Of i
t,nE with thora: EIo Carried fhen home, and,
Thnre wcro righty-ei9ht annkcs In all, seventy.
Rlx being tho common tlnck sunkc. md twclr0
tho Ortnlry milk snAtE. Among tho hlAck
an1kcg nrG seynral TINT mGnatire nt1rly scven
feet, and snne 81 thorn wrRh nearly four
I'tln1s. This ts believed 10 be tho lnrRpst cnpE
t!rg Of anukcS ever undo ut ono time In ausiux
County, II not In tho Htntc.
, 1880-01-17
A Kentucky Dog's Traits,

IfFlnYl0I lkV} FFeaI
There is a i.nitnIths' oil pup In tbts county
thAt has such folltl.lcas for Muslp thut hu Wii(
,nake an effort 70 tnn In WHEN any ouo oo1r,-
1ucnuus tu Whlsup iIr slug iyour HIN, A uotMtsrt
of voices Is hts delight, ni,d when nlowed ho viii
tAke ~ ptfs!tion III tto cruwl, stt uDun hls
iiauncllcs, e'0yatv his hed, shnt hin ey4:y. md
voice IA Iacar ia l.'sslhlu ii the uptas pf the
masic. undor tho in;!uenee OF Instrumental
fiaaslo re becomes wl!d wtth dcltsht, ana VIII
.otxo biz tail bvtwecn blu tvott,. and ~ whirItIx
r9Qnd anl ruuu0 ~ II pllgu9ed la wild Iun.s;.
SInce hV wl,s four weeks ulll be hHs ulyan al.
AeAQQ Of pNEnllaEily Ii thIs rEard,Ct eN ~
, 1880-01-17
T,uN COURTS.


TIIE JsltN1<EH's DAUGHTER.
The argument Of tho fn0tion fur Injunction
III the cnse Of A. NJ. 1nlncr Va. Samuel Villa,
OF tho Vitla-Wnllacu Combination company,
canle up nRalu before Judge Urummond yes
tertlny afternoon. Tho case came up on
motion for injunction 10 prevent the tlefcnd-
ants from playing "a BalIker's Daughter !"
or ~ Cctebrated Case y In Indianapolis OF
elsewlirre III Indiana, a4pd ,was brought here
flee nf tho motion was given the defendants
by telegraph, but no opposition was m,lde 10
tic tlotion. Palmer claims to have Tie sole
right ia, represent these two plays except tic
and he cilarres tie defendants are ilifringinHg;
6n lis copyright. After the rentling Of tic
Liil anil nlfl.luylts, by Mr. Hardy, Judge
prusn,nond grante;sdI ;sI the Injunction asked u1,-
down last night to Elkt'art and will be served
to-duy.
, 1880-01-17
THE CALL. MONDAY,

1uu0E DHuAAOSD-ln chatnbers.
JUDGE 1L0l.uErr-t,all of hta calendar.
THE APPELLATE Contradictions. No call up.
til further nctlce.
JUDGE sMIrIl-ltN. 1st. 1t, ao, a. 2lg, I'll cs7, s,s,
s3I &H, ell. ~: go 25. ec5l, o55 No preliminary
enll. No caso Oh trlnl.
JuD0E JA3tES0s-Mottuns ut o a. M.
Junfik fiOukRs-Syt cuse torn Mo. 1,6l9,s Hig-
Rlns Va. MHuroc, and Md cAlUndar Nos. go, x3e,
ui0 tn Si8 tut'fugivC. 40 clsso o1l trial,
alll I'LL NJ c.lse nj trI,ll.
JUDGE ruLEr-Colltcstet! motions,
!UftdE HtNSuM-CautrstGd nlotions.
; JuDnE l.tMlMtH--Cundelunutdpn caScs; eQme
call ia Friday.
, 1880-01-17
Nsw Fork Life and Now York Prices.

q. 4. Ss4A1 IN London 1EIe9fuph1 JaH. I.
!, I supp0su that luxurious 4f0 ID Now York Is ut
tho pt1sn!lt snnstcnt al,out tho must expeusiye
Of nny l!t0 In any city III tho world. P4ris, dur
lux tho Exhibition sguaO,i, wa cs,stly ouuixh. In
III cosagfAacet but thu Cato Anxluls, Higad6'x,
aAa tae Aaiso.a nosv xero rhnAp whBn compared
Yath. tho NtNt-ula4& redtAntnlit1 Vt Npw York.
The 9!t1 r. dsAtve than W. Petersburg, dyagvr
snan 4saa !, ~ Sonstrinsa y have private
h Kreat deal OF vritln9 to 40, and lay 81 4 tAy,
, 1880-01-17

MiIwAUKEE, Jut1. ta-FtNuN-1)nil and lower.
unAtN-Wheat firm. opened md declined Ac.
closed stoady, No. milwaukee, hnrt Sl.1iH, No. l
Milwaukee. si.2s, No. do. ttx3, January. tl..,;
February, a. ss6; Aarcl. el293{ Nm. do. sio.1t No.
AtlAl4i rejected. nl6c. Torn nomlhhF unchanged.
No. xf}o. Outs nrm, M. p Mo. lyc unsettled nnd
luwss! ~; "a ns.ley unsettled No. sErlnx IT,
sIlu March: slne sten,n la!l /; q cbh .7o atnru
afcaRy ut t;UuAhUd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oD br,s; wheat, t. 10 but hurley,
Sk<U bu. - -7''',"' -
SlirNESTs-rlour, s.Ooo brs; nhaas, l70 bu: eariey
, 1880-01-17
ITEMS.


Judge Gary will hear motions in Ills COM
hlDn-lnw room thls morning.
.Jugc jameson will l,ear divorce cnses at
Up. III. today.
Judge Smitl, will have pcremptory cali
of motions for new trial.
Judges Barnum and Tuley will hear d.
yoree cases to-day, and Judge Rogers sub
mitted cnsca.
III tho libel suit Of Lorenz Brentano w.
Riclar.t Mic1laelis md the Chicago Frcic
I'Tcysc Judgment wns yesterday entered on
tlirt WIS for SO.
Tho henrnE OF tlie patent suit OF Graham
VS.. Mccormick WIS concluded yesterday be-
fore Judges Drltlmmond md Dyer. md taken
under ndvlypment. twill be decided week
VI. Iho l,nbens corpus case Of J. Charles
1lufncs fll 5af! for nlfcgcd contempt Of tho
Probate Court In not payln, over certnln
moneys, will bo heard to-day by Judge Mo-
ran.
4 discharge was issued yesterday to Charles
II. Hall and David Van 1fiukir.
Tho trial Df the suit nf Thomas Tillcy
agnillst the City of Chirngo was continued
n!l day yesterday md postponed to to-day.
TIC prnsecnlion gut through tlpir evidence,
nntt tho defense Ieg,n putting In testimony.
The casc will probnbly b. concluded today,
, 1880-01-17

ToiEbo. O., Jan. IT, AlS-Wheas dn1s. weak. and
lover, No. 2 red wlntor rpot sl.s; February, slI2;
March, N104s April. tt.sis4s May <40; No. red Wa
bush, fill. Corn dull; hl4-nllxud 4lc; No. ?, spot
tc&c: Jnnunry. 4g4c; Fourunfy. t19lc rejected 40c
Uuts dull; No. =, re
CLDrEK SEEf,-rrme. ftGQ; No. T. N.M z.
Etusct' Whelt nfnets No. rgl winter spot f3t !;
in'l!uI5. <13lHt Fcbsunty, sl1't.6, bhrch, tLJ79;
MISREPRESENTATION, taooo bu; corn, 1lom bu; onu
AhlPMnNrs-Wheat. II; ;ooo hu, corn. 1900 bu, OATS
hone "'
, 1880-01-17
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. JRa. 1g.-CorrON-Firrn, at l1Hc.
tLouR--g!sucr, family. tSl0aGa5 fnncy sa4yati7a.
dnAtN-Wheut dull, Sl.a7GhlD. Corn dull aud low
Of ut Atd4sc. Onts HEm ut sA1alc. NYc dull at a3G
sc. Uaf'sr arn At &N3.De.
FnoyisIpNs--raEk dull nt $l325 Iar1t flrta a& s4p
Hulk meat. 9nest, btouderT. Il ri clear ribs,
NLtUl c!ent alt1e1, Blu 1lneun Mta, shoulders, Is M
uEnen meats--Wsatof utitavorabo; M ttstsactIoms.
WHlsky-QuIat Ut fl.lA
HlTFE1t-Quiet and tlnchunupd.
l.fSBEEl1 DIt-StendY At &c:
, 1880-01-17
O1{OIONA.
IIorv1s from the Representative Of tho
H11fA South.

IIovvls from the Representative of tllo
HA1tA South.
OkotonA tAftssJ Southern Stas4s {DknLl.
Il we can't have ncpudiation, We won't
have rug money.
No moro pandertng TO the rag-money rab-
bio Of tho Western WIlds.
When yoM have found us a wh1ts blnck-
BIRD, we will find you darky Democrat
perhaps.
The South md East will entor thd next
FreAtuentlal Convention OF our party to-
getller, and Will disgruntle THO Western De-
lnocf>cy, world without end, Amen!
:, If thore Ind been no Democratic party,
clleers for the Democratic party, and tignr
for SeccssIonl
., Tlle King.ktllers i are making things hum 1t,
One Of 'enl has Just tried his hand on tho
adnlescent Alfonso Of Spain.
Bnt walt TIL Grant sticks uara on his
II you want 10 see sport.
"Tl.c shotgun will have 1o3 majority in
TIE FONT ballots of TIE next Misslssfppf Leg
ialature."-Dctrot taflcla) Post a1ul 1'rtI-
tine.
l'ulls for the shotgun, boys, and bully for It's
Its rule !, better for tho land than rule of knnve
Whrn the Stalwart superInto,icnts net
their sisils 70 all OFFICIAL document declaring
tlat "'1' Is Is h Nation" they viii tiud TIC
Thc fu!Icts' nodded, and
= That Will send them gallivanting to glory.
There Il one right that tho States at this
Union Will never rellnquisll.
Tnat right y
And thG day is not distant when Il will be
assertcd through the threats Of artillery,
L.. ghisss ..s NE General GMnYerlmcnts M sllnks back
The Said south is sim m}srcprcsente,, BY
fow Conurrssn1rn nf thn f,nnsnrvntivn
mp|I. '"''S
They were nominated that the nlpRnr yota
,nitr|If In sronfs,T IN. N' ~ t'e"1 '"'S
''is bit tlc tn ..:,. ,liensr yoiia, Wi has been
S1,n1,lnrfIy Snurtchetl.
Co,rTcssnen ssh wffd N. onc NJ ~ 1s III rs.a
iee 70 fe'tGye tS taf s teTs lst Demo
~, Ic i; H.! ss On. " ~! Is muscular Republic
Kid wmil yot, for C;rn"t ~ III IN i. c,,,,a oot
n ci,a,lcp< '' - '' sS"'N Wv
But that Is thunlertnr big IF yot1 knowt
ll's These ,sn,, Northe5n 11. Democrats don't know
NY. Why III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,S d9n,t
i,, ~, ,ns"h%sslG " ~ si, w uhfSes III tielf All
w the Mlss'Ss!plt plan:
VIC 81 ny south flAse nnlli!lcu the afro
ciotls hlnGhaHlthtS, SO lar us our own cul,l-
's44nwealtl!s nre concerned; 80,
iet ouE, lIltnds OF tHc N0rtI follow suit.
aha tIcf,Gby cnl,lure Dhlo an!! other Stntes ~
,nis ,MHse'l H. 'te sss.ae sa1fases'lngefs ho'd the
bhlahcc ol p9"er'
"1All These professions from the South of
desire for Grallt Oh tic uurt Of the Demo-
Gratis nru hyuocritlcnl, md tbIs Union cau
never lu oc1iltuteI OF tho uaftllu pnriiied hy
t)Is nrts Of lie hyDucrits. ~ RicitMonti Ett1
SHfc. y
Ii you hear Democrat say he fayors Gen.
Grnnt fur President III 1880, Sou NAV SCI hiM
a nUn,p or
4 l,InnyiIa1nmor,
4 Stink Or
, 1880-01-17
D1N-{llSI.lsG.

Josie Row1ins filed bill yesterday asking
for divorce from llcr husband, William J.
1;ow!ins, on account Of his imputrncy.
Elizabeth Long asked for 4 similar decree
nsainst john +. Long oil account Ut Ills al
legged drunkenness and cruelty,
, 1880-01-17
Costume il4 Liberia,

Mayor Leone, Of Monrivt,s, Liboru, prlnta the
following advertisement iii Il l.kal newspaper:
"Munlciptl Eutlee-Whcrras, tl0ro hlls l,ctn Il
Rlrnt lAxity III ntisurvng the Inv providing ttut
ol,dAe.i this Is u rr4laro MI nlnRistrntea antl
cos.seryNtnrs 1f tho pGuc, tn Immediately pro-
et.ei to its rigid enforcement twenty dhys from
tho dttu hereof. Thnesoosia rGIlUhiHG tu tho
ktee and nntiyc shirts or noH0 ynwlN nFc to be
considered sufficient clothing Within tho menll-
Ink Of the ordnance
, 1880-01-17
LOUISVILLE.

loufeVlLLE. Kyr inn. iG-c0Tr0N-Tirm At IKE.
fkorn-Qu!et and unchanged
GnA1N-WheRt tlrn 1t BIB corn qples; White, 4gc;
mixed. 5c. Oats quiet but steayt uhitp, 4u; nI1pa
4oc Nyo-MaFkei ean!ur ut AEattc.
PnuE! E!HIOSH-Purk nteut!y nk $ii,n0. Lard ttent1y.
chplce cpt tlerce, tasa d. keg, tyUu. ilIlk Muats
9uiee; shouHign,, Msn4GW. H4e0n qu,eL ItAms
suSHnr;saarsd. Hf;sM My Y ta'Sslo'4o'
, 1880-01-17
nuFEALo.
INDIANAPOLIS.

busyAto, Jan. n.1a-GuAIN-Whaa. neglected, Corn
Hat!ay lnaGAYa '
, 1880-01-17

In tho estate Of CbaElcs l.. Wall ct n1.,
minors, the now bond Of Edward QuIfflan,
tho guardian, for the sum Of $1,000, was al-
proved
III tho estate Of Margnrete g. jacobson ct
nj, lhiilurs, letters Oi guardianship wcru IL
s,rd to l1ettwlg Marguerite, n1la Ills bond Of
81 G0 WIS approved.
, 1880-01-17
QS1N.EGI]

INDIANAPOLIS. IAn. lB.-t}uAIx-WAaat steady.
So. = rug. N2Sal.9. Corn woak 81 s8&ssHc. Oata
weak At a1&19Ac.
, 1880-01-17

spscfdt Dfspaseh to Tit Chteapa Tribune,
KANSAS CITY. A1o, Jun. lt-GHAtx-'rho Price
Current reports wleat rrcolpA, s&D tu; shipments.
aiiaS maS eu| NJ easf ftlS JnnH9Iy ts' M leash.
ArJ, ksa{e.
, 1880-01-17

,,,o, t,,o nv, ~ ...or,. t,'r', Il, sho,. o,,, ~,
t,'a s.n,vas no ~ ",,n,,1,,n,s,.s,, hn,lo I'D ond
,,o,, nor,, an, oo,,,,,,n,' a.,a ,'roa @
ineo, 1nn, % ,anm.. T., ,.,,,,, a,s @ ,n,n +,
of,,,t, =, ,,a,,"r 49,, 'roa," M,no,,'. "v' rnt
,stv:, ~ ~ M"'s. an"t .'o' 1s.o .a.., Ivy
% oG nn soe s" anu on:s .n.sere af III 1te1s "
md Mi nations from tlle Inst novel Of Zoin or
Dnutlot tn tho well-thunhcd volnmn Of thc
ranchnttz snr,es mi tha cot,a,atic ',arch ~ to
ut Of TuTSey steS and I o e1 Ear eos' nas ls mhya
rians and publishers flourish In tho QUARTER
~" 1n,o ,ica @ Fro,as ~ Ia e fni1 nj ~ % ,hon ,rho. u
nnn,o,.o ,ao o' i,in ,,aa,,a ~. u thn nI
st. Ger,nnin. And the Galleries Of the 0dcon
|opnrc In pnris far m itlIc man IL, 7 nnI,osi.
fott"etv nssort "n,;nr ''u a., % n'tna, as ana,,na
When s0y au Idle man do not mean cxnct-
~ any man who happens to be Idle, but The
ftllcr,- tho "flancur,"-the ramblcr,-tlc
man who has nothing very particular To Ilo
,,.,.,, Az ss .,.s9,. ~ .'e.M. W Wv
wy" Nv un!'s' pl"ctpsI o"t.it ~ pssi''css'
,.u "''o n'.s ~ soon aea! ol t1Lhe oM lls
llahus. lio 1lay OF may moi 20 literary; but
at NIL events lie must love reading. To such
persons tho olcon bookstalls arc
AN vsrA1L,so nEsoyncE
u, u, all nooas ana wea1he's. Many al'd manyn
corete oaa "rues sss s ls1. ours sr sce s01e 10 H. IT,
there. Yon pass from tho newest yolnnp
published BY Chnrpcuticr or Ca1n,nnn Lew
10 = GU rlons reprlMt OF soiAe iIalf-f0rRntten
,metilevnl i!ionk.. krnill these yn,l 10 o'l !"
W,en Ina rnvi"wa M rxt,austat ,i' vu,, ,nS
turn to q dainty bibloplllllst's u.iition Df
Musst q neranEor, qntl 40 Into tl.e pnges
o. GillaI,i1Ghs MoKs, ~ E!M hl scarl.t, trav-
inios Of the evergreen ,Tcrralilt. mid
moral tales BY thu .rlol,s plsryeyDrs ii
ordinary q the 'l,ibliotnSl'ie I.nse fnn ran
resilmii,cd and unnioleste.i, Il, ioi,E roWs Of
blue-and-y -ycllow-ciad noycls iy UMlnas, Dai-
zac, anl l'anl dc KocE; skim .the, Opening
ssl}apters of 1lsnn,,'s list contribution tc tic
minded, y0ll cnn very ccnlfortubly get
thrOugfi tic Whole Of ollc OF CopueG's co,Iie.
tlies,-euiwnys proylit,lg Tie ieuyes Of tfo
book arc Cit. Nobody botllera yot,. tThs
even il you arc tllrcat!bary md poor. '~s''
rot, n.n 1,o ,v,, y, ..n,, ,n,,.op
IN ro,ann Viii tno ,,ho,o ,1,,inh.r.I etoo,, T.,
tru nt a,n my ,n wo,G s, t ctst KIT, us sloeK an II
protest i yo'i @ wero not-purshas'ng Gus
!T 1Mlner r,mii n tlle s1a.!s evnry uRy III tue yeAE
e d9!eFEes ti,s,, Of tho 2FeGa are IN nstit1,.
stcnt aid 1p cE MSle wad :" daiappeta Ut nt 'ast nsa
should feel Us II the very pleas9rt;,
Sst ieatilte OF Mo tlunrter Lnti!i And
tScnY,i WISH SGips a%ay fa yn rfo Iorng W. la,e IF
Fellowship oia equality with gAHelcss pupils:
lennilcss lSDlietlnlls elbow Wel.tg-tl0 blt.!lt'-
st,la'cs. J9arnltlsts eis, MNt h9Srllsts
n,,, H., 33! nSMea tt.'ts n. wv Ivy osous'
rca seros ria % 6ookWors. M W Tese e!lh ilt II aa e,
, 1880-01-17

NeF foAx. Jsn. M--Coston 9oot,s In bea&or demand
lug sety h1tu, with an upward tendency, medium
aau stk fancy prints In HooA request, aud shirkEng
M9 Man ectlva aud hfm lQuoa ind quilts In xood de-
tj"ra slfA1 M1u!1he, lyF Eon'x Wv4s. 4ulst; but
nnn tS aor0 inquiry f0t hcnvy cot1n warp md Ail-
"sos eeAsl10ts& W tue cluthln4 txat1e.
, 1880-01-17
lsEJsIfOLT{1AF.

eLtVkLAND, 1au. Observation-Disclosures Redt
s1andstd whte ITO tcst, g5ic.
FtFska6Ha, Jan. lG.-PHTAoLEuM--Nodesate sately
aeyci efuds lower n rsxkaFs for th,p,
feRaed '1to lhI1ndofnha delivery.
ILL IA. Ian. IT, opano cd
Wi!h 9ld 4tIyTed At s1.lN iccIIncd u Fiu$. al.
t SnesH S.o 70 1GG!!'nd nn9 cos44 at A sid fur
&u4txA -~'~F~ ~esTss hA@ssAes4u4Ns
, 1880-01-17
PEORIA.

fLuntA, Jan. 1a-0nA1N-Corn steady, high ra!xod,
519sAe, msxcd, b3t0Sc. Oats qalsti No.2 nhite, W
1aNc. Ayo nsni No. 2, 79xIa>c, laU0 hu March sold
htAtc.
.t .n!1ntwixEs-sseadyt sslos, 100 bsls finished goods
, 1880-01-17

- nVHNI!V Z. WHlVy -
Naster In Ght,essy. ttooln - Elhyk ST. ataio Of
fnois, tuunly III lV9k M. Circuit ISurI VI t:uok
Spun!y ln Ea.nssfy lsran,'al Isrwtlllcsf " e. n
MULES Y eIsssGx III, x!ssa tt !! VI HIaaT Iyretofss
wxa rrtsEsr4 y Nv thq uIdaniGua4, u ptoaIs
sna Ics*!rt ~ sAt0 GH4Et tsryuu. ~ IN sty nn4 nlt
II bulds tlaiY'ya e have 6ssa aslOI Gy Tic s2l.l
Nov. thereforS In acotIrAnee With aaId neslsr tho
undersigned VII n Jsnnary y q. p lsta " u oeusk
County ii!i!,3!s gtgessd q hea sata staSlaapn r.
4. u, lf4l Aud all eueh caips sAd 9rout4 thereof
s9ula " KIste4fSa bcsYga the y
ji4H1TlH l. WAIT,
EDuutY. llltnuI1.
, 1880-01-17

os"x0os n. r, Jan. tG-0nAtN-Whsst lower
Corn staadyi wcstorn mixed, S7Gsso
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Mr. u. Hall, of Hall township is over
eighty years Of age, and has been continu-
ously engaged in farming OH his own ac-
count for more than sixty years. and dur
ing his long experience has r.ver had to
buy corn for his own use but once, and that
was in 1849 after the dry year of '4S, when
crops generally failed in this country. He
considers it the first duty of every farmer to
raise his own supplies. and then what cotton
he can make in addition will give him q
clear surplus.
Tho Circuit Court for this County con-
venes on next Monday week. October 4th.
Judge Il. ]. Mackey will preside. The fol-
the term: John Long. David G. Alewine,
Allen w. Clement, Thomas Il. Dickson,
Thomas NJ. Bowlan. Mathew G. Cox, d. +.
West, G.. w. Young, Austin w. Clement,
Archibald p. Shirley, u. l.. Stephenson, J.
L. Clardy, Elisha Snipes, James II. Hutchi-
son, John F. Stone, Elias L. Clark, Andrew
G. Keys, Matthias b. Richardson, John w.
nalrymple, John G. Horton, George w.
Cox, David Crosby, Emory II. Cooley, +.
H. Drake, Harvey G. Koutli, Halls ID.
Rocheste:, Thomas McGukin, X. II. Andcr-
son, L. X. McCully, {. a. Glenn, J. p.
John ID. Beard, u. ID. Moore, j. NJ. Harbin.
The annual Camp Meeting at Sandy
Springs, which commenced on last Friday
oiN StOoSu Oii ANSSbhy W 40 tiS usual hugely
attended, especially on Saturday and Sun
day. a large number of families tented on
the grounds, and the attendance on the
services was unusually good. We are
pleased TO learn that good order was pre-
served, and that the impression made OH
the minds of those present by the preach
ing was excellent. With the exception of q
slight disturbance on the outskirts of the
grounds on Saturt!cy night, caused by somo
rude boys, nothing occurred TO mar the
excursion train run on Sunday as has here
tofore been the custom, and consequently
the large number of rowdies that usually
infested the grounds on Sunday were kept
away, much to the pleasure of all interest
ed in the success of the meeting. The oc-
casion was such an one as ali Christians
can be thankful for, the good work Of which
will likely bear fruit for years to come
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Tho Circus.

John Robinson's Circus is coming to An
dcrson, and will give two performances OH
Friday, the Sth day of October. Their adj
vcrtiscment appears in another column,
aad their posters may be seen at various
points in the County. The newspapers
where they have exhibited speak in the
highest terms of the performance, and Of
course every one will attend when they
come here.
The Lynchburg (Va.) Ncics says: Taken
as n whole, we can safely say that John
Robinson deserves the belt in his profession,
and is now exhibiting one of the best shows
in the United States"
The Lynchburg Virginian says: 'lOld
John Robinson's show yesterday was n
grand success not only in point of attend
ance, which was immense, but in the ex-
cellence, variety and completeness of the
exhibition. To tell of the many wonderful
animals the fine horses and sprightly dogs,
the marvellous feats of horsemanship and
gymnastics, the witticisms of Lowlow, that
prince of clowns. and countless other fea-
lures would lead us far beyond The limits
of our space. Sufficient to say that the ex-
hibition was one of the best, if not the best,
that our people have yet seen, and that Old
Johns great show will be welcomed to
Lynchbufs whenever it shall come.''
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Tho South Carolina Census.

WAsHINaToE, D. g.. Sept. ls.
Many mysterious statements have been
made respecting the method adopted by
Superintendent Walker to test the accu-
racy of the South Carolina census returns.
None of them convey clear, definite
view of it. Gen. Walker explains 1t to-
day in terms ns simple as itself. He has
prepared a number of cards. Upon
series OF them are transcribed tho census
returns for a single family for 1860, 1870
and 1880. They are carefully compared.
If they are consistent, showing proper
increase or decrease In accordance with
natural laws, they arS pronounced cor
1860 and the card for 1880 contain details
of the enumeration OF the family i'm qnes-
tiou. while the card for 1870 contains
meagre account Of it or none Mt all, the
obvious Inference liz that the enumerators
in 1870 were derelict. However, no de-
ductions arc made from any discrepancy
discovered until 1t has been investigated.
For this purpose special hgent9 are sent
TO tho locality from which the suspected
returns came, and tho family whose
members we're not returned la 1870 or In
1850 is examined. The agent does not
return until he can givo an account of the
history OF the families he has examined
for the past twenty years. Of course It
viii NOT require mat-0 such iuvostlga-
tions to demonstrate Inc accuracy or In.
accuracy of tho census OF 1880 Gen.
Walker inclines decidedly TO tho belief
that the census of 1870 wns detective, and
Sxpects his theory TO DO sustained by tho
result of theae Investigations.
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Mn. EDITOR: This weeks issue contains
extract from Greenville Nc,rs-Mr. Bishops
opinion, DC Will you please let the peo-
very recently, o Republican? Yes, one who
came South TO live on the loavcs and fishes
in Florida, and rur for Congress ON the
negro ticket; but latterly, like Judge Cooke
and others, he came over to the Democratic
party. 'Tis this man who knows so much
of the Northern Democrats, and is SO will
ing to lend helping hand to denounce
Col A:as:: for entertaining his own views
What Aiken has to sny is too true and
the only wrong which he commits is in
speaking of it now. Should Hancock be
elected, .hen our government will need no
change other than will be made by Hancock
himself. But view the other side. Should
Garfield be elected t'-en l think Colonel
Aiken's plan good one. CITIZEN.