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s1.sis Packages sold.

OF What? is the question asked. Nothing
more or less than the celebrated OREGON
KIDNEY TEA. The cures it has performed
are its own recommendation, aud no family
should be without it in the house. For sale
by all druggists
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Es-Eieeied Ysss...au.

We were glad TO see a few days ago that
Al L. Church had again beea chosen As
Foreman OF Willamette Engine Co. No. !. At
Portland. which position he has filed daring
the past year with ability. Al. is every iaeh
a fireman and his many friends uP here are
glad TO sec him honored by his old comrades
in Nh 4.
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ReIlgIous services at CIngies.

Rev. A. J. IIunsalxer, General Missionary
and Financial Secretary Of the North Pacific
Baptist Convention, viii commence series
of religious meetings at Gingles school house
on Soap Creek, this friday evening, and it
is hoped he will be very successful He has
just clesed revival meeting at Turner's,
where some twelve or fifteen persons united
with the church.
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fAdvertisemopil
A Card 10 ihe Voters Of LiaH cosniy.

Unbiased by patriotic motives. but having
formed an opinion favorable 10 inyssli. and
with single eye 70 an easy Jjsb at fair wages.
for the next two years. | most respectfully
uubmit nay name for your favorable eonsIdera-
tion a. candidate for election 20 the oliee
Of Treasurer Of Linn county at the next en-
suing election. subject to nomination by the
Democrats County Convention in Whose
action shall cordially acquiesee.
Very respectfully.
II Eli cAEfKn.
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Albany social CIu3.

This Club gave one Of theirpopular private
balls on Friday evening Of last week and
those who were there say Il ewas the snost
pleasant affair of the kind they have attended
for long time. Several young ladies from
Corvallis and Salem were in attendance, and
seemed to enjoy themselves very much.
There was also an elegant young man up
from Jefferson who took i" cy9rytilihg,
danced with everybody. 'aaihd 'sliege4had snch
good time before in his life. :
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appears in . rew dfess and is 6 brilliant aum-
b-r It's pages are ra .sgll of sood things aa
an ''e-s i Of meat" Every tcpie Is treated
with wise DISCRIMINATION, and al subjects re-
hating to dsess are giyea extendsd AID prae-
teal nuiieg. Tie literary feasnroa q the
February naial'sr are particularly sood. The
liltie folks will be cnehaated with the "gose's
Tea Party aud ia ehaEnliug illastraaioiss.
Aaaysies Basy hsa something io- everybody;
for Taothers Il moderate means. for honse-
keepers, for merchants aud for tho leaders Of
fashion. We eabnot iorbea= especial mention
OF It's Chi!drea's Department, whieh is eoa-
dgctcd with rare skill aud which rivals in
attractions apysei. tho sp-eailrl ehilslren's
magazines of the dsy. Ia abort, from the
FIRST PAGE to tbo last, it presents superb aP-
pearance astl fsilYljsstiiies al TINT has l'eeu
elairned .or it. Single copies 10 cents. Tor
s4le BY nolFssealess ererywheFe. subseiip-
tis- Price, 81 Per aunnrn.
tK. 4. AxuHENF. Publisher.
Tribune gnilLine. New York.
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4 Rasll.s r,eslssi.

a very successful revival Is being condust-
ed at the church near John Gays, on tho Al
bany Prairie, by the Baptist's and . great
many. are uniting with the chnrcll. Sc mn
derstand some fifteen or twenty persons were
baptised last Sabbath God speed the geod
work.
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Boots aad shoe,.

Hard times has always been the cry in
Oregon. but now it is hard times in reality.
and money is as scarce with me as hens
teeth. so you who have an interest in my
welfare please step TO tho front A word to
to the wise is sufficient
Very respectfully,
ENslsyI BoYLE
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LINN COUNTY DEMOCRATlC eONVEN-
TI0N.
A Democratie Convention Tor Linn Coui

A Democratic Convention for Linn County,
Oregon. viii be held in Albany. on
wednesday. March II, 1850.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the epurpese Of elooting
fifteen delegates to attend the Democratic
State Convention, and for the nomination of
full county ticket, as follows.
oao State SENATOR Representatives,
County Jodge. . Commissioners, Clerk, sher.
il. Treasurer, Assessor. School Surorintend.
ent. Surveyor and Coroner.
Thevarious Precincts et the County win
hold their prialaries on Saturday, March 90,
at o'clock P. ". for the purpose of slocting
Delegates to the County Convention, and to
nominate candidates for Precinct Offices.
Precincts shall be entitled to representation
as follows:
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Splendid Lishis.

A short time ago VIC had occasion to growI
account of the almost total failure of our
street lamps to do their duty, but decided
improvement has lately been made and now
the light given by them i1 splendid. The
nightwatehmen are very careful in cleaning
the glass and they now use none but lJ0 fire
test kerosene, which viii always insure a
good light.
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DO You wan, rurnI.ure +?

Jas. Dannals, in this city. now has on
hands larger stock of furniture than any
other establishment this side Of Portland,
and il you want to purchase any it will pay
you to give him call He has something
to tell You in regard to his prices.
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Misses Mary Goldson and Flora Rnmbaugh
are now prepared to do general dreasmak-
ing business at the residence of Mrs. D. W.
Candid, and they viii guarantee satisfaction
to all customers. Ladies, please call
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advertisement
4 Candidate tsF knFseysT.

To tie Foters Of Linn County
y. Chapman. candidate for County Survey
or. sabjset TO the action Of the Democratic
Conniy Convention.
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letter Llsl.

TheIo1swing Is the list OF letters remaining
In the Post Oflice, Albany. Linn county, Gro
gon, Feb. 18th, 1880. Persons calling tor these
letters must give the date on which they were
advertised.
Huston. Mrs Pheby Miller, Elias
Horen. WIN lsnnner, II II
Hall. Mrs Hettie Reed, Honoven
Jones, M Taylor, i >
Morris. Lac Wasburn, B w
p. IT. RAYMOND, +. N.
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a ror aiar Resort.

At tho Cosmopolitan Saloon, ON Broadal-
bin strses. can be found the finest brands Of
wines, liquors and cigars. House open at all
hours. e. wATKINDS,
Proprietor
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fAdvertisetnent.l
4 Candidate for Clerk.


Sno. Jan. IGtb. 1880
Editor Democrat
Having been encouraged aud assured Of
tho support Of many Democrats, ! have de-
termined TO allow my name to be brought
before the Linn County Democratic Conyen.
tion for the somination 10 the Office Of Clerk
Of the Court. subject at all times to the action
Of said Convention.
Jolsx +. Baowx.
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Willamette
low send m names as soon as ~ s0
Delinquent themselves these will he expected
orayu ri arreaag
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Total number ot dclcgStes......-. -.......-.-. 'e
l;y order Of the Linn County Central Com
mittee MART. Y. GRoWN,
W. r BILygU, Chairman.
Secretary.
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CHURCHILL -HoL.L.INGER.-At the residence of
John Beard, Tangent, sabbath Feb Sth, 1850 by
Rev. T. d. White, wM II. CHuRcnLL and MARY HoL-
LIS0ER.
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Fair. As4slcal Entertainment ana supper

The ladies Of St. Paups NJ. J. Church,
South, Of this city, propose having grand
Entertainment next Tuesday evening, Feb.
18th, at the Opera House. Kew features
VIII be introduced innsic, 3rocitations, a
eunptuous supper, including oysters, served
by the ladies' at 25c, Admittanee to the
concert 25c. Proceeds for Tie benefit Of the
church. Some Of the best talent in tho city
IS engaged IN this affair.
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HORN.


cLIFToN.-In this city. on Friday, Feb. g. 1880, Il
lhe wife Of A. j. Clifton, Of Lehanon-a daughter.
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= Neyg rIlallai9e.

Fred Wiliett' il getting euterpfiaing and
has employed Heyss q 1IcciistedIer to pat
him mp building ON bis own lot, in the rear
Of the building now is occupied By. shius5 The
building VIII be 24x5O, two stories high; tile
lower part will be oceapiod BY him as q black,
smith and wagon shop. and the upper story
viii be apaint Shop presided over by Henry
Susanss zeyss q Hochstcdler are as usual
rushing tha work along in hurry and viii
soon have the building ready for use.
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.. sURAR, n. D.,

(Suceossor 70 DR. Bfewer.)
ONCE and residence on Second street,
Lear No. is Engine House. 2ssf
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SheriR's Sale.

IN tie Circuit Cout 81 Hs State 81 Oregon
for Lie County ot Linn,
, 1880-09-06
ITEMS.

lIEAlAs
Mr.. q. q. Nutter, Traffic Manager Of tho In
llnnnM'lls. Decatur 4 Springfield iailft,nd. nt,.
nouilccs tue appointment Of Mr. neorge 4.
samlcrson rs Assistant Trnlllc Manager of bis
roatl.
Mr. c. r. spcnccr, lato contracting Freight
.sKcnt VI tho Chicago j. Northwestern In thIa
city, has tccn appointed agent ri tho southern
nlspatch tfust freight. with headquarters at
Milwaukee.
The Chtcagn 1: Alton Railroad Company con-
t'uucs 10 dn HI unusually heavy and profitable
business. its gross earnings for August, 1880,
wcrc $740,s4e, aKninst x5sis;: for the corrc-
spending month Of Inst yeAr; showing nm In
crcase nf $ls1,0OD. Thu fncruuse in pross furtl-
ings from Jan. to Aug. Ut, 1850, are *l,fN,1:t.
Thu engineers Of tho Chicago s. Alton Hoad
Prentice, on tho JntkeOnvftIe brunch, which
vii! hAyn capacity. for 1..,Hn.0N Rul!uns Of
WNaer. Tho Company is reducing Rratrs over
tlt9 tltltt lin to n maximum or thirty feet rer
n!!lo.. Thu lowering Of tho gra!es nccossftRtes
NJ extension Of nIl side: tracks, as freight trains
Instead 0f from twenty to thirty. lis hrrctofnro,
a ncw frun bridge to cost $4j,ueO will bo con-
Springfield.
WnEk IN the EltlnRhnsn T. Southeastern Ear.
row. w-GRige Hallway IA hetnR pushed. Saturday
large fnrce nf tnnn and tools arrived III Filing
There Ia gnt' IT eleven miles clist of Etrnghan
md tho Hlctrs hippo to hnvrfhis ssnsi closed up.
!hGy expect 10 lMtvo trains running llltn Eitinx-
HUN by Oct. Tho depot Ia to bo lUentptt within
few feet OF tho Union Depot OF tho yAutaia
tnlk thnt tho Wabash traius Will soon bo brought
to tho sAt1lr Jloitlt,
, 1880-09-06

STERLING, ILL.,, Sept, a-The Great NORTH
western Falr takes pMcc hpro Sept. u to the
18th inclusive, ind tho whole country is full Of
cxoltotncnt and preparations for tho grand
oycnt. Last year It was gfgNntio exhibition,
fully .0,6n poopl0 helng On tho grounds. Prof.
Wiso nude bis lust ascension ut that time
before starting. for 81. Louis. This year tho
coHsluu. sho has n.ade nearly swo- hnntlFNl
ess Il te oy sSs ady baSst i ys ThS fi'
grounds and buildings of tho horlety AIs inl-
%sss'' %ss 1s y shom f'F w hf Ss't Ss c4eess y ns
In aiI tho departments, and tho premiums
ars iarEe \ - and Of Rro.t variety: grand Fire
IN which nearly nifty companies Will enter tho
l!st fYF tho larEc psisos LarKe psxes aro .!; q;
f Go prosuut: M hrso military It'll S' oaoa'paent IL @ -" II
salllora from ,llIlanls and Iowa w|ll bo
r. hG Gsoufns; W. oH IatteFy Of reKa
VIII bo hurc, tho Secretary Of War haslng kindly
given his consent: A now feature In fairs bus
sea, Sa sseE ss9 ~ ssssf i 6fs Of az s
tests ware iii thp raso The manas scment % 1pon
up, 10 tho ,,;ost iatenso 5scltement
hotne sact s!sat % iut II onjoylnent Tilt thsy
''sistprt, cousins, and annts.' 4 largo attoiti,:
%ass %nons p S' a9s TN ~ tss Ss Ssf aa
Nrant, Senator and Mn. Iogan, sonator
md host Ut others. For months thay hatG
pulled every strnx known tn human ingenuity
70 secure the uttelt'anco ot Gcna. Hancock *t,d
Dur!ield, and with st.!ls PROMISE uf SUCCESS. but
it IL mt suro. Thu B.UfutY hare issued q
monster edition nf "The 0reat Fatr," being
pagc, and mt Hl ulsert!senent Ii. j.. Ii IA full
1T Interesting descriptions Ut tho Fair and tta
aver tho country: It Il prot,sely lustrltc, and
y caustng considerable excitement about tho
Fair all oyer the West. Tho whole country IL
otirsion rites run over al tho lil,cs of railroads,
The city u belnx elegantly dccNratod. and will
rlvrs. aud i u " pectcd TINT 50,0N peopEs viii
% hnre. II will 10 tho RraDdesl sight of tho
ynar, and viii eclipse your Knight Tsnplar
demonstration, CUNi.EspONpRNT
, 1880-09-06
4 t;nfaE Of Noble Lords.

- %Is ]1ITgEF }1tNF0 {1fHlFTIg.
England might consent IT, hc r1Icd by nobody
but tN e ruled hy rAkn whU*. weaknesses tlf1
Il constnnt source u public Fcn1tni. Is xutne-
thltlR WHICH England III its present le,hPrr /. ,lnt
inclined tn submit tn. ati.l the scrnLnls in hgt
lite h4rc been I'LL connected With tho Prince III
Nal.s' set, col. Valentine lsnkcr. whu WIS Gust,
icrcd for mn attempted nutrngc nB u Judy II, Il
rAilwny trMltI. wnk Il particular frEnd III tht
Prince Of Walcs. Tho tEiscrnbte Hn1tR If tho ntt
luke Ut Newcastle. ono Ut whttn wns indicted
fur play!ME tho IAlrt nf fcn,!le street -w.llktr
were his frieiufs. f4srt! hurp!ln, WIN figures II
tho 1,utler hivurce tl.se, hnd u aliv1rcN tnst oi
his t,wil. for which hla lIdy laid tho foundation
while hcr lord WIS at's:st with tho Prncu 81
stai u sfrs Wetmorra s,ilsi.!n u, !,is nc recos III
wins ono Of tho Princes set 70 WIS tho StnryllIi
of Hastings, 50 wna capt. lIHrhnarl tho artstt,.
tltcr, professional seul,ccr md nnlfe hlapkg,1ar
in tho EtCrlve If firrMt liritMin, with II fGw
brill llnHt ntt.ltttons frHn tho jockey clubs OF
1aris and tho CutIttt.ent.
, 1880-09-06

A tclcgrnm received In this city Saturday
from New York from n gentleman high in tho
councils Of tho Wabash ltnilwny Company,
states TINT TINT Company has decided to COLI
Btrtict All additional branch 10 tho Chicago tlivi-
sioH+ and TINT tho contract thercfor has l,ccn
given out. The new limo will extend from
hclicy stntion. 6cf miles from Chicago, On tho
lnain Chicngo line, and run through tho Dr,,td-
wood cnal fields to 6treator, who're 1t will con.
ncct With tho north cud Of tho old Chicngo l.
Pnttlcah 1lond, which Ii now owned by tho Wa
bast'. Mr.. George L. Dunlap of this city, l,as
been instructed 10 proceed Mt onco With tho
work OF building tho new line, tho route having
lrcatiybecn surveyed md tho right nf wRy almost
cntl lrely attatled from parties freq OF chnrxt,,
1t t8 among tho possibilities tflnt hy II slight
curvature tho limo Will take III Wilmington. tho
construction Of this line between Chicn4o niitl
Htrcnt0r Will give this city rn,ltt rs short s tho
shortest rDal tho ChlcaEo, pckin Il Southwest
Wcstcrn,-nna threo miles Shorter tian tho CHI
cnFO Il Alien a1al ninG miles shorter tanH tho
ChtnAgo Huntingdon. & Quincy Railways tho
wabash cnlnpltitnrH Mt Strratnr. AS shown ly
thu hctuHl survey, tho limo from Chicug1 will 10
tttnoty-twn Antl onc-haaf nliIes In uxtent. Ile-
HtleS tho advantages to tI derived In passing
through tho rich cereal fields nnw excll.BlsuIy
IlnnaM.liztd by tho CllcaRt, l. Aatnn or tho Chi
caKo, burlington s. Quincy, tho Wabash Will pass
through territory rpp!ete with sto,,o deposits
md lave n lulli,le trick hetwenn Htrawh unt
lsiohoy. which will 1ncrcas0 tho chpacty Of tho
WMbaih Railway.
, 1880-09-06
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

BT. Inul8, Hopt. 6.-Int0rvl0W8 With repre-
scntatEsos Ut leading houses In dozen or moro
tltlferent branches nf h,lsueAs tn this city hhow
that trade IL mt only very lively, hut that It's
volume ia from rs to 10 per cent grcater than
healthy; tilat collections ara prompt; and that
tho uutttnk TOR Il larko. prosperous, and protltR-
bl6 tral0 never WIN better,
bt!LwAuKkH, H4pf. h-Tho Sentinel Tomorrow
will publish q btAtUt,c1lt Ut tho Nrnin and pro.
!tuca trudo Ut this city for the paat crop.year,
y shows an aKgfexte Of nearly " ,i1 ,2 oo9 bush-
t!a vt grain RECEIPTS MEA1nst ab,0At0Q1 tho prt,-
sIou* ysaE. Tho fai,lilg IN III wheat reocipta Ii
nearly u,00t,0M lusllclA. The Total receipts Of
wheat were h.0u>,O0U bushels; l!eur, 2dN,000
barreis, corn, i.UU0u1 bushels; hurley. Uu0.U1o
bushels. Thoro was u largo increase III catna
receipts, aud III wool. lumber, aud pix-Eron.
, 1880-09-06
LOCAL CRIME.



Yesterday afternoon n tIminutivc mnn en-
tered tho Armnry tn rt1irr cn'npla!nt nf having
been r0bbe,l IT, $:e,ri cnsIl In rnciffc nvcnt,r
baRnsn Ills nhrne WIS T.. II. Smith, and his resi-
Hence 0senr. Kas. Detectives Mcihnnfd uni
nutfy wcBt with him. md wheiI he pointed ant
10 them tho hun.c they pulled It nu.l tos,kri thu
tnnntes ut tho station. Thcn only was II rs.
ccrtafnc,l thAt tho tnan hatI hecn rubbed IN the
house of Hattie Harrington. and WHEN
tho intnnics al tiut houso we're
tnkcn tn tho Arrnnry Smith rrnItv
picked uut Minnie fitnt!rth ns tho viii
In whtssc r1o,n he wnF ant Lille Schnlcr ns t,'
VIII" h:nen thc money. Thu tnrsnsr t1ehl him
h. s4w II hn,ld csi,crEn from !eucn,h thu Ind
ami rcnch for hia vt'st, which cntltnIrctl ol1 his
monoy. The theft wnt tannittch early Sntmr.
t!Ay evening. nnd smith cnf.nbt rxplnin why he
&! mt rttH,rt his luss atH>1ee. THE ps'llce have
m" h,lt ltttle hupc uf rccGr"rsng tho n.nnry.
Smith will swcnr nxntnst them rs hard as he WINS
willing u lust night.
, 1880-09-06

TITusv1LLE. Pa, Bopt. 5.-Mr. j, ", Jones',
President OF tho Ilttsbirg, Titusyillo 4 Buffalo
Natlroud Company tAs boon hero week past
In consultation with Superintendent Wilson Of
unt road rclatIyo to several Important nove-
!ncnta extending tho importance Of tho W ho!o
lnc, which. when consnmtnntod, will be Of
grcnt advantage to Tltusvillp. MIR. Jones
loft for nuTalo Wednesday,, nnd 1t
hna tlAt been developed TINT buffalo and Now
York capitalists III tho Interest Df tho r., T. l. u.
ltmliwny hMve organized IL company styled tho
liuifalo, FittsbMrK s. WoAtcrn Hallway. with n
cAgItA OF Fl ,0O to build reat lruti, Prospect
Sutton on tho T., 7. 4 H. failwnY dlrect to fur
fHlu. 1t !s beltdynti that this Ia prt Ut the now
fohnn,n Ut cxtentl!ng thu nelawnro, Lackawann0
g. Western Hallway 10 tho Wc8t.
, 1880-09-06
THE CITY OF VERA CRUZ D1gAS-
J'9tf


SpFttnt UHp1EtH 10 1Ht Ch4fdat IF1bHN*.
NEW foRK, Sept. 6.-No nnsTs hna been re-
celycd to-tlay ut tho otlcp of +. Alexn1sdur 4;
Sons. tho proprsetors ot tho stcau,shlp l!no
to which tho City Of Worn Cruz belonged. an
inquiry by telegraph was rceeIsed by them
from Romo Ut tho reiatircs III Baltimore Of
Charles Smith, tho aecnnd assistant engineer ut
the lost vessel, as TO whcthQr anything had been
lcarncd rs to his fate. Charles Smith IL roport~
cd suved. Mo Information has boon yot ro-
corcu by Postmaster James, Of thlA city, M to
when tho mail matter picked up along the Flor
Ida bcach will bo received hero. Thu surviving
passengers and crow arB surpassed to i,c VI, roito
Tor Now York. but by what rluta thoy Will
como or whcthor by water ur rlti, tho agents ut
tho steamship limo hHy0 not yet hcsll In
formed.
, 1880-09-06

tneh<&tfr EFpFrfs.
It is reported tn Tho CajuXn Chttf. M wbat It
cnnaialoTs trustworthy nuth0Elty, that III tho
Town pf conqurst,a faw DAYS MO. 1nali sold
pcnso or drawing in tho Til. Tho Roaals were
iulyaret&, and I'll PARTIES cuneer,rd aru sal.i to
he satisfied With tho bargain. lh9 trAnsaction
which occurred near Murlsiun about thirty years
ggo IN tho l1ttor rasu mn9 sold ais wlto for
years nrlsrwnrri, when the original husband
bought her back nKa!r for u paIv 0f boots.
, 1880-09-06

HIHFHttH IT t1tTf. 10 ENtteF hOW FNNgOF0UB or
SrInls II might he.
Theirs nro other and equally Rrays objections
tp the plan sugptAtes1. one N WHICH Is tho In
cHlctnncy Of acrvscu which would he likely tn
fnllHw Tho putting III cpntrtl nf Tim railr,atls
pcreona whnse rn!v qualifications consisted IN
nrr .ni,lr,sci to Inc pulley Of ihs nvernn,cnt
owning tr operating rnIlroHsfs. VIC ltelfcsr TINT
It. Inns tunetlnH~ tn rGrfOrfn In the supervising
pcHt!'' from cstntttun md inJn.ticc. This ,1nty
tho fatiserntnent Tixht tn perform With perfect
falrcas uf';1 impartlaity 10th to tho pc.,ple and
It will vpatn nono ri tho principles which at-
tnch 10 frec Government, amt Il will excrt no
Iswrr mt. prnperiy belonging u tho poopto
which created It,
, 1880-09-06
*&Tlie 1soOF NInnsH Frfrntls,-Anecdntc
of the L,ltn t:c0r..o ID. .l'reiItIce-yrIs,.s
He Thought OF Hlll English Twenty
Ecar# AKu.


Judge D. ". Mcllure bus Il good memory. and
he il i 4od stnry-tcficr liz WIN stn,i,iit,v i, IL
Ern.Ipnf gentlemen In fstInt 0r tho Isu,, iolIs
yesterday. When a!,r or tho unrty, recently rc-
t!on lhe tD,nmercla EXPOSE Of liill English, tho
'l'nr Nuns Frcnd." Iii bis rra1.estale trlss,s,c-
ttons, w.s creating throughout TIN Suite uf New
item he hni read at"ut bill English nvnr twrty
years ugu. 1t wns In rtlatlnn to Eng!isn's hl Iii,
lanEscss to wth!raw tho school latitt grnt frtni
infHlnul's Scbr4tskA Compromise. a raprr
spike ut It ~ tho 1ncailcat bili TINT Ind tser
Lo,,isrilio JoRrEal. cnpird the paragraph. and
simply At!tlcl tho brlGf etorh t,,,,Illent: Nm,
tho GIthnr Of tho nlcanest 'l}ftl eygr created
wMs I:nglsil's lnihcr.''
''lrentlre IL tsr1u!, nuw,'' ntltltd tho Judge,
''blit II lig WIS n!lrc hla nnll1iu!l " tho hlan
would hr lust nE cllpf,tt Ii. ts-t1ny AZ then"
, 1880-09-06

On Wednesday oyulilnx, Ut Windsor. the Qucen
retired at II o'clock; w0 statd uvhlud. talkl,3
Gulf III hour. At midnight sut out tu i,l4 my
nwu apArtlucnL and LUST lnysuls liz tho CALLER
Irs, sulfons, Al,l corriiDrB, At Inst Slowly
upca door, taklnK It fur miro, utld SOC U lady
beginning to uti!ress. attended by u !naid. !
u scarch for my own room. ! Ut lasl ind e,mo
ono who 1hoMs nc my way. ! 90 10 bed. Tho
, 1880-09-06
WASHINGTON FAN.

1>1Ka DnANcl. Sept, t.-Nash!ugton Mclean,
OF tho Cincinnati Enqsst'rr. ts 10 much Improved
that physicians pGrillttH1 hlM 10 take casstage
r1to With bis laMtly thia AFTERNOON.
, 1880-09-06
WASHINGTON.
Comparative Statements Of the
Provisions and Breadstuffs
Imports and Exports.
Rnpid Increase III the Impor.
tntions Of Duty-Freo
Goods,
Capt. Howgate to Be Suspended TEN.
porarily-Number Of Holders
Of Bonds.


COMPARATIVE RTATENHST or Rxra}larH FOR Flflsr
THHi:E MOSTi.s Of fkp AND fbs0.
Special Dl.plsch to The ChttHoo Tribune.
wAslftSarnS. II. G.. Sept. b.-Tho following
table, prepared Mt tho bureau hf Stntstrs,
tlows tho comparative nmnunt Of provisions
expnrtcl 10 I;,tropn In tho first llNrtcr OF 1850
snil lSiD resrcctivclT:
, 1880-09-06

1.oufsvttIE, Ky, Sept. GA llartsstown spc-
chi To tho CaMricr-Joarnai Eaya: "Work Ia
progressing OIL the G. & D. KalIruatf, and people
nf the utT,er portion Of Nelson nrc rejoicing ut
tho prosrrct Of hayInE railroad COMMUNICATIONS
III m carly d1y."
, 1880-09-06
NORTHERN ]HtO FAIR.

CLkVEAANR, Sept. 6.-Th9 managers o. the
NorlherI Ohio Fa!r, which opens here to- NOR
row, aay that 1t will bo the largest over held,