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SppINCs VA NOW OPEN

ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
~ Board per day. according 10 location Of room
and number Of persons IN same, sl.50 10 800;
per week. SO 10 x11; per month. $50 10 94U.
Special contracts with families and parties NUMBER
Ing over seven persons at less rates. Round-trfp
tickets from Richmond TO Orkney over chrsapeake
aud OHIO railroad, good TIL october lst. sla.
JONES 4 PARKER.
je I2-1mt Prop'iefors.
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FOR RENT.
FOR LEASE.

EOR LEASE FOR A TERM OFrN
II YEARS. SPLENDID FARM. wi h goodhx
huildines, the river. Manchester. To god
farmer the terms will be hlcrai. Apply 10
4. J. SAMPSON, Auctioneer.
Ie 29-eod5t Manchester, Va.
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,,ITpNIp-sEEps-NEw CROP.

pty puRpLF-TOP, YELLOW ABkR;
EvAIREk,hp W,iITE FLAT DUTCH; EARLY
WIiirF EGG, AMBER GLOBE" u hoiLnsnlhr,, i.nsrrlh,,
SORrOLK GLOBE, e;:se Re-: naSS'' by
reliable seeds. JUST reee'''' WATT 4 CALL.
so.l,. No. 1918 aud 1920 Frsaliin s'sss.
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TmH ClrIsENs BAxk on RIonMoXp,l

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
Il THIS BANK HAVE THIS DAY DECLARED
A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT. free OF
isx) ont OF the net profits Of the last six months
payable on and after the 9th day OF July, 1880.
e. 3O-3t EDWIN ID. SNEAD, Cashier.
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DIR. JOHN MAHoNY, has returned 70 the city,
and can be found bis office. No. 625 Main street.
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TIM STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA, !

KICHHOND, ' A., JuUt 70, ISSU.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i have declared a DIVIDEND OF THREE PER
CENT free of taxi cut OF the earnings of the past
six months. payable on and after July 1. 1851.
Je 80. .eod5t WILLIAM NJ. HILL, Cashier.
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BOARBBNG.

COUTHERNERS VISITING NEW
- YORK can aud dWELirfURN1sHEDR R0ONs
,n a frsf- f-eiass private house, centrally located.
NTH or WITHOUT BOARD, uansie,n OF perma.
neni; convenient 90 business. srauemenu, sc.
Reference of the highest respectss ,iiiy gwen Ad-
drsss a.. hVuns ilS,
te 26-3t Madison Asbnne, New torh.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. II. Co.,l
TREAsURER's OFFICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
~ DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT on THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF THIS COMPANY viii be
raid AZ The ofice OF the company, IN ths city OF
Richmond, Va, on and after The lST OF JULY
MKT.
The transfer-boOks will be clo'ed on the 25th IN
stant UDiil lst July. NJ. w. WARRINGTON,
e. 2I.t,yl Treasurer.
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ROUND-TRIP TICK ETS,

ROUND-TRIP TICKETS,
By EITHER SCHEDULE, 81.
State-rOoms containing two berth.), 81 and
berths, soc. each for each night.
. The Louise has ampls and elegant state-room ac-
commodation, and persons not wishing to stay at
hotels can engage rooms for any or all nights OF
the trip.
State-rooms can be engaged at the company's of
fee. 100 Main street, Fiiday and Saturday next,
from A. NJ. to p. NJ, and at Rockets Office after
8 p. II. on Saturday. A. X. TATUM,
ie 80 Agent.
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RICHMOND, VA, June 25, 1880.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE MER-
L CHANTS NATIONAL BANK have this day
declared N dividend OF 81 per cent out OF the earn
ings Of the bank for The last six months, payaOle 10
the stockholders, free OF all tax and after the lst
day Of July next. j. II. MORTON,
IL 2o-fd Cashier.
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UNION BANK OF RICHMoND,l
June 25, 1880.

June 25, 1850.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
il HAVE DECLARED A DIVI Il n ID OF
THREE PER CENT FOR 81 so per share), free of
tax, PAYABLE 20 the stockholders on ana after the
81 day OF July, 1850. JAMES MILLER.
te 26-lOt Cashier.
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NO E.LAUGHTON. Je., 10 A. NJ. general ~.
s.rt,nenf of household furniture, Ac.
rphSK J. SAMPSON L. NJ, real estate corner
Hall and Tent.l streets. Manchester.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, fourteen horses'
carriages, buggies. roekaway, ws&on'' @c,
rp.NK ID. HILL a Co. 5H 2. NJ commissioner,
1.ls of brick dwelling No. 3l6 Byrd street, oe-
,wsen Third and Fourth; ; sn&at =. NJ. ef,h ,p,i.
store. with a dwelling above, No. 1Oo "ss1 h~'n
street. -.
noprpTp LYME. q =. NJ, trustees sale OF brick
dwellng M the northeast corner OF t1ne apo
Chin, streets AVID small iramed store IN rear
OF dwelling. =, ,.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES Co. =; h., s. oo.h,, nas, -,
sioncr's sale OF real estate on Piae street nsa'
spring street. . ...4uo,,.
l. THOMPSON BRoWN.e 2. M.. eomunn,Dlnsi ,lrs y,
,ale of large brick dwelling on .ne w. ""e VI
Nayo street few doors north Oh fr""s'"'
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lNRAND ALL-DAY PICNIC
MONDAY, JULY 5, 1880,
AT WEST-END-PARK,
BY THE COMBINED wEST.END AND EAST
END BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL sOCiE.
TIES OF RICHMOND.

The Managers appointed by these two Societies
announce this ALL.DAY PICNIC To the public with
inc guarantee OF a day Of plea and perfect 0r-
der az this elegant park. Kes MEMS band VIII furnish
music for the dancing from A. VI. To Il o'clock at
niyht, No pos sipOnement Oh account or lnclt ment
weather. Ample ac -ommOdatons for shelter. Adj
mi s lon. 6Oe.: ladles free. te e2S-7tf
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DoOK AND JOB WORN NEATLY Ex.
ID ECUTxp At THE IAsPATCH ranTues
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OFFICE OF MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
Insurance COMPANY.
RICHMOND VA, June 2S, 1850.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
i PANY HAVE DECLARED a SRMI-AN-
NUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. PAY
ABLE On AND AFTER JULY lsT.
te 2g-3t j. Il. MOORE, Secretary
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DTyIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE)
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND. June ~, 1880.
The Board OF Directors Of this company have this
dav declared a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT. free OF taxi out of the profits
OF the past Fix months payable 10 stockholders on
and after july ]. 1850.
fe 332w Vi. H. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
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AuCfloN SALES THIS DAY.

sS- On sH sGiss Of .7sat ssta.s made oetp.r
~ Is. Of January ana tqst Of June ths tqLssfs
"a orsssst year have 10 be paid By ne DuTchaser
n an SaIsS made bsttoesssthe lst orJusy and LGh
NJ ne year the tares has 20 oe paid % re seize,
rThls custom was adoptes about niteen years ags
nv All thr real estate agentS in RirnIs'nc, sno ~
niIesto Rlcnme3d and yieinityJ
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HOTEL. THE COOL
WI EST SUMMER RESORT IN VIRGINIA.,
SITUATED UPON THE SUMMIT OF
THE BLUE RIDGE, 1906 FEET
ABOVE TIDFWAIER.

This famous resort having recently changed hands,
will he open for guests JUNE 25rI The Hotel has
been put In thorough repair and he best rooms all
newly furnished There has been built I'm addition
| tn The Hotel a NICE COTTAGE, containing four
rooms. suitable for a family. For terms, &C.. ad-
dress The proprietor, Anon depot. Chesapeake and
ohio railroad Visitors must remember to get OF at
the western end of The tunnel. only 900 yards from
the Hotel r.. NJ. LEfTWlCH. Manager.
HENRY l.. MAssIR, Proprietor. nv 3l-eodlms
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NEW HOTEL At OCEAN VIEW.

Ae omrrodStior- for 500 guests. Finest Hshug
and surf-bahing found on the Atlantic coast, steam
abroad half hour from Norfolk. Brass and string
band. New n.hing- and pleasure boats Address
J. A. KENNEDY.
Superintendent Ocean View Hotel,
or II. s. DODsoS, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Vs..
r. l4.1m
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DATAPSCO INSTITUTE.

MISS SARAH y. RANDOLPH, Of Edge Hin,
Virginia. FriNCipal. This well.knOwn School for
Young Ladies snf Children will open SEPTEMBER
18Th. II offers uHusual facilities for finished edu-
cation. For Circulars. address the PRINCIPAL, Pa
iapsco Institute FilicDtj CITY, Md je 15-lm
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SAVE MONEY by nsving your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINrING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHRsh-l
PEAAg RAILROAD COMPANY,
UFFtCE OF sUPEEINTEN1ESr,
Rrc.fNoxp Va lime o2 1850 |

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Commsnciug
- THURSDAY, July 1si, the POWBATAN-
LINE STEAMERS ilileaye their dock Twenty
fourth and Dsck streets, for BALTIMORE saen
THE sUNDAY EXCURSION TRAiN,o WEST
Dock strests on each SUNDAY At A. NJ Return
ing arrives at Richmood al 1907. NJ.
Fare from Richmond 10 Wess POINT and return
H.T. DOUGLAS,
te Oh got Superintendent
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9ithmond Aispatrh.
WEDNEsDAY...........JUNE 80, 1880.

80 THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
I' LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcu.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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WE CLOSE AT 7 j. NJ.
The One-Prlce Store
LEVY BROTHERS.
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XIARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN 2OrnJUNl

Y On the Chesapeake and ohio railroad nfteen
miles west OF staunton, ears stopping al the door
Excellent water, grand scen"'y, aud good fare.
Usual aIlusements. Board: ,25 per month of tbir-
ty rays, ~ per week and sl.5O per Gay. Children
under twelve years and servants balf price. Baih-
ing IN healing water graft. Il. & vi. BUEkUsS,
PrOpIietO.s. q. w. LACkRY. Manager. u li-lm
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NATIONAL BANK OF yIRGISIA,l

p,SANoS1' SAyi0NAIy w. PIT J,ne o 90, issSo.Af
TVHE BOARD OF DIRECTOR OF
i this bank have declared a DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT. free from all taxes, payable
10 the stockholders on aud after the ist july
ie 3O.6t J. ". LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
DIVIDEND-OLDD DOMINION STEAM
IL SHIP CONPANY.-FiVE PER CENT. DI-
VID,<D WILL BE PAID TO THE VIRGINIA
STOCKHOLD DERS out of the ee nings for the past
six months. at the company's Office, Rockets, on
and after July /. 1850.
JVSF 90 1880. je 80 st
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Entered at the Post.otrce at Richmond. Va. as
second-ciass matter.I
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EAUQUIER WHITE su LP II U Il
II sPRlNGs-Thls famous SUMMER RESORT
will be reop.nef JUNE l0Tu under the MANAGE
ment OF +. 1ENSEY A CO., OF the National Hotel,
Washington, H.. e. The finest hoie " the south,
with all modern improvements throughout iaea-
dug hot and cold baih conyenieaces ON each hoor,
electric bei&, and gas.
The medicinal properties Of the water are re:
nowned 10, their efi-scy Ia dyspepsia, dropSy, aud
all malarli1 affections.
Bosrd per day, ~ 10 81, scees2iDg 10 location Of
room; per week, fi2 70 fle.
For fuNher iDfoSmsii hon address National iiofe
prior TO June l0tA: subsequent, 70 Wbitr sulphur
snyipKs t.uaulpr eoupty Va. NV 1s-2m
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SUMMtR RESORTS.
CEASiDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
sURr-BATHING, FISHING. sNIPE-sHooTING

This HOTEL IS reopened for the reception Of
vi.iors. Terms az per day. sig per week. f35
per month. Route from Norfolk or old Point by
steamer Banks TO Cherrysione every Monday,
We, ne.day aud Friday. SpADY COBB,
"a proprietOPs.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, n 4 Il
IL HAgRIsONBURG.-Th are three LARGE
HOTELS, with appointments OF the highest order
and accom- modaiioDs for 700 guest. OPEN JUNE
lsT. Rates: Day, $3.50 week, Sl5; Gao 20 $50
Der month. Two llOLsaDd feet above tide water. A
delightful place 10 escape heated summer months.
For particulars address e.. A. sPRtNKEL, Trea-
surer Uarrisonburg Wa. NV 26-eod26t
, 1880-02-18

Committee waa elected Oct. 0, ,s7s
-May lsg-S.i.l haa 'e liz, wosR a'' .n,as inss
10 held ttcr the grcnt States ha,,o nns"ani[ wi!
tA0lr prGfnrrncrs.' '''''aaced
"IInW ARouT rftE DEMOCRACY ,,
Missouri will support Tthlcn In Isao
dI,i III 1916. so far Al Fcymni.r Il conco.hs ~ ,hs
T. mese'y talk a!";n1r, a!,' y al| ste fsn
iy it, Tillcn and ilfor,n. ridden s VII; 70 stana
te frnt n';o n s,ssor i,, ~ a. sth'sho tho ats'
was ,rcformca out Of s5oo,oo0 BY tbo denny penns,1
"Yos.a
"Me!e "WsG tho ab''r"otor' p''n'.hed'~
"Wns anytaly punished by tho j,ctooe,a,.+ =,
"Ycr, tho fnrtucre. Thoy had thnr sts.s,
crops tdr ~ by tho Democratic legisldt1,ro" wing
unknpv, i thing In tho hlstnry Of MIs.ee,S.,aa
mud 20 lho ta1rnyprs wcra punished t~m"l.. I" Ut.
Zip Dnn,0et1,tfo lusscB." '" 'laks
NWlli TROY submit tn ttY'
"N6. The next Legislature will snt ,,.-
open upon this outrage upos, tho people," "''s
, 1880-02-18


Speetat Dtspatch 10 The Chicago ntbuAs.
lNnIAnAr0Lls, Feb. ls.-1he Hon. John @.
New hns returned fr,m Chicago, and, In reply
to The question II he haI not rcneon, since tho
Saturday conventions, to change his opinion
respecting tho feeling ot Indiana Republicans
toward third term, he said: "Not III the least.
stick to my frlonls. Grant II y friend Of
minc. md Of him. He IL my preference for
tho Presidency. l believe ho Il tho best oatt-
dldnto that the Republicans oan nominate. I
thnk he Gun carry Virginia, North and South
Cnrollnlt, and Louisiana, and
NO orllEH CANDIDATE
TINT know Of can do thlu, md am not satiatlrd
that no could not carry IndapA II nominated I
wnnt # distinctly understood hoMovor, that,
tfon: nm decidedly foE tllo nomineg of the no-
stce Tho notion Nf Jingle member of ths party.
am not cantlldato for tho position Of de!o-
sa.e 70 tho National conyentipn, and DE-, Dc net IN,
nothing TO do with mixing tho nonlInee."
, 1880-02-18
MISSOURI,

oHAuNcRr l. rlLLBy, or n. rou1s,
who hna boon Iii this city attending To his dutlea
~ member Of tho Sub Committee Ut the Ma
aonal Cants,l Aopuhlioau Executive Committee
In examining the plans for tho n,cetiug-ha ot
the National Republican Convention, VIA intas.
viewed BY a"TRluuNy reporter yesterday 1t tho
Grand Pueblo Hotel. lie, 1t will he seen, has
lost nons Of his foeling against the Admlnlstra-
uon.
Mr. Ftiley stated that he believed % per cant
Of tho Republicans OF Absoun wers for Grant
for Prealdept>
In rvspoaae to question ~ to who thoy xcse,
Mt. Fllley said:
"Tho Americans ara quite unanimous. Tho
Dortor 6tatos have suffered materially, aud have
been in position To know and feel the rotro-
grade movement Of that portton of tho Hepub-
, 1880-02-18
Senator Ferry, Of Michigan, Indicated for
Second Place II Blaine Is
Nominated.
Blafno's Boom in Chicng0-That
Gail for n Meeting Sat-
11rdny Night.
The Blaine Centennial Club REQ
rganized and Now Ready
for Action.



WASHINGTON, D. c., Fob. l7.-The National
Hlalns Club keeps its rooms open t1n!ly. The
following Il tho result OF d conversation to-
night With tho gont1cmnn In charBe, In which mn
attempt wns n,adc to obtnln MI authoritative
opi,lion OK the outlook from q Nlhina stand
point: ...
official. ''nru almost too good to be truo. 1t
really appcnrs rs II D1alno would hnvo no oppo-
s!tlon ont thorc ut MI. 1own, Wlscon sin. and,
think, Michigan. aro all right, There mny 10 II
fight In Minnesota. In California Blaine
will havo. a strong following beeause
Of his uncornrrumsing nttttndo on tho
Antt-Chincse Immigration bill. In Nevada
there is an ntte,npt TO work up fnovc1nont In
favor Of Grant Colorado MISC seems likely to
20 for Grant; ut least, thntia tho feeling Just
now, but 1t mny undergo change rs tho cusn-
paign advances. Missouri Is torn by the Grant
md Sherman faot'ons. Tho old StAlwarta nro
All for Grant, and tho Hehurz.Agndcrson party
will support Sherman hnvo Ind number uf
lettcrs from there intcly, md infer from tho
tenor Of thctn TINT thoy would prefer that
Rlnino should
KrEr nis HANDS orr.
OF cousso Now York will bo made to instruct
for Grnnt It cannot b0 othorwise 30 long az
Cnnkllng holtis the party In that Stnta In tho
hollow of his hatI. III Now England Wo feel
suro Of hfalno Now Hampshire, md perhaps
Rhode Iaaud md Connecticut. Thoro will be un
attempt mntlo In Vermont BY Edmunt1s friends
to haye THO nrst, vote Of tue delegation enst for
woyemsat il apparent to I'll; i,H;pny yn,.s" leaaIrs
sto seUs5ay rvsi SSd9; ;,c,ds ~ delegation saa {
mhy do the same th!ng nsaln. It 10 very hard 10
nv what might 10 the outcome OF alch d oondi-
hon OF things. It ts, OF course,
IMPOSSIBLE 10 FORECAST
nj thfH ehftv f1Nv ht1v y1t1ut EtHnnUth will In
pn4ss e tho ,ssi eniKn a5 ahPs
{s!ry s 5sss Sisss r. Ss:sss s,sS 3
e Ss % hSe Is 'nS
thinking fsepubIieans there aak themselves i
arc maaters Of their own conduct. Tho movc.
ment for 1,Iatnc ia tiMt atato has no doubt beon
nesss moss "a tSs poeal u s
An 1LL1hoIs cLun.
spseta! Dspateh to Tn Chicago Istbans.
Roo,tsLLE, r., Feb: ia I. nano GLIB ~ =!
rSSnqfS fsr e q p GaS T.
Ing to DO hold one week frnm to-nEht, nj which
| time permanent olfcors.wiel bo elected.
| lrI4A1NR IN KANHAs.
| Special Ditpdtch Ia Tbs Chicago Ttbuas.
| LEAvsNwoIrrn, kns. Feb. 17:-niatnc's cns.so
r. this stato shows steaay sad % healthy growth
Delegation will stand thls year, as IN 1870, solid
TIE vo1cE or PENNSYLVANIA.
| Ntte Tork Tribune, Ftb. v.
On Saturday tho Tribune explained TINT I'm
mcdlately after tho true sentiment of tho liar;
alld IN dispute, Il nat, decided 70 nlnke earofu
ehoico of + Presiicntial cafadidate a far tho Re.
bers ut otmmIttcc5 In the nullntica md tuwn-
ships wors chosen ~ trustworthy aud repre-
, 1880-02-18
OHIO.


anSnMAH 0tuM At Co1.CAnu,.
Co1uNpuB, O., Fob 17.-A committee eo,.,..
Ing nf ex-qoy Dontson. F. c, Hc.sion, lIoass
Iinttcnborg, tho Rov. Jnmcs Pofnt,ex,cr tl .a
Caleb u. McClurg, who Wero appointed IA, nv ,sa
purpose established nhca1Quartcratn In tbj, eItsss w.
the interest OF Secretary Sherman for tim pr.,.
hcncy. The Committee, electta, Il. J. tooa,.
Secretary. anl H1nHtar George W. NInks T1',s Trns'.,s
correspondence Of those who fnvor Sherman 'fes fes
President hnl 10 further l,Ia e!nIms wihnnt ho os
Ing a1tagOnlsttu to Rry ntllor cautlttlntn pS
, 1880-02-18
OTHER STATES.

ucn,v N. coooor ,S1Iaaa Of 1Jttla nm. A. ~,,
representing Powell Clayton "a member Of W ths
National 1tcpublican Committee, wns met t. ,ss' rs
terflay Of the palmor House by a Tu,nnsr NM 'ss' ~
porter, WIN hhh brief talk with him. The rc.-
porter asked: "What do you know nbout Tho
Republican outlook In Arknnsas3" ~
;.,s .a,., r nos osen e. uoss 'acFs about
oandante., dIaw 90 tho Republicans fe'l In resad to
, " believe , tho ,. People IN my st"te nro fet
os yea tn no sany
N,no,,nt f ta,E. Thsrn ia bax anv nm,.,sa sssas
hnwnuor INT th.t thn ,nnsor,.1 ~ III T., q.,suan, .,
itca,1s arc fnr rant md ti,t ia tclc.,,iapu t,iSpue.
Clieaso viii pronbiy 10 for him" S">''" ~
"tItyw nt3Out [}lntttUT' a..
vile hns friunfls thoro. Tho Clnclunat, Con.
ysnton aGxed ' thSt 10 %d tr;e,'s t f Arksaa
tho twelve votes Of tho gtnto: md thnuid Gnntt
not be 4 canaldato, Diaine would CONC strongly
to !, thH 1,,ts stGnt;" p IT, soor,non ,oo,n:,
~ tipi't think that thnro nrn apy Shorntn
mon il Arkansas. II thero arc, i have iaed "a
"Who seoms to DO tho favosit for second
cha!rc7'' 0'e'''
NV aahburnc, ns dark horse has many
burne, and ny rst vote was o1sst ior iii hi, III III
"a reearis tho democracy III your Sta,e
"I1lo Domocrats 9ro eomc,Ytat divided, Tim
0axdie, which is tho leading Democratic orvan
Gf s taS a; mo mo ae2 cid a,M oP9S o s
ton, favored ridden. but since thon has i,ecn
very qnlct, md 1t doesn't appear to mayo NY ID
xnt soaaon 70 ny ts be s at hs ASn
Xl j; 4 sSsInst ss -, T|en aslsss he s5oua b taP
aem chnsobi @ M " very ''ts prnont S u peoe9utts M II
| Con. Hancock as his first choice, ani
wonld probably DO glnt1 to SEQ Hendricks
| or Ilayard nominated. Several Democrats hayo
| Mero nominated BY the respective Conventions
tney wo,,.4 voto iot IranL, an. nhini'G tassS
may inchtloh hl6yoF Fietchor, OF Lltt!o Hock.'
| NEnltAsKA.
and e%ar eoaSH l. an assk sf ~ af fo a Hhon
Doasneratio Central Cora1nstteo, WIS ri ths
GRIND Pacific yustertlny, where TuIBuSs 10.
t,oa Cuyonf " t1x, - t IN 'nr free 10 s .s s1 S
cannot forcstail as to whit questions tuay aslss
oaso has ,1at,iral olaias wch Tccoinn,cnd m i @ hrr
Her cooling iako broezes in summer, her nmps
aud magnificent hotolt, hur. KranI building
nntl natural rceo,ntncnIntions, which comnieni!
Themselves I told my people at home that
wo,li vote for ChlonEo, unless thoro 1ro reasns
tion pFae GKast ma weS Ehenao @ tSat IT." @ no
DcInDcr1lito j0lr1,nl. I do not think tlnat this
is nny objection II tho press will give fntr re'
iii iiavo vv You s seSn ii Chsir,nan s Ill nnrnum7"
have Ind d tnIk with him, bir. Darn,tm
does not commit himself. AZ Chnir,nnn of tic
gard it as policy 10 ID 10. liz has Agreeable
rciations with Cfllcngo, and be hna no objection
to It. nut ho d0us not want to nppcar rs Ell.
| drnyorjnu to Influenza mn yluCy and hO docs not
wnnt t.. ,,
Tho reporter tried to ol1cstiou tho gentleman
, 1880-02-18


1NTEfIoCEASEC CANAL.
Hamilton Fish, cx-Sccrctary Of State, was
upon the floor of'tho scnnto to-tlny. and, III
conversation with Senator Eaton, Chairman
Of Nhe Committee oM F0rcsRn Relations, a1.-
proved Of tie resolution chilling III the presi..
dent for Information relative Ia tho inter
oceanic cannt. Mr. Fish sat, tic subject wns
ono OF groae Importance, and that there wero
documents in the State Department which
ought To DO in tho possession Of Congress,
rNntAN TEnNrrolty.
T1,o House Committee Oh 1ntlsAn Affairs
thls morning agreed 10 bill which provides
TINT no more Indians shall be locntctl In tn.
Indian Territory oxcept' hy The eo,lsent, ~, ot
CoM9rcS; IN efy Gase ssa:1t ho ays a5efat hIfha1to &
"a iocate indinns thsre In their discretion.
TIE oPEx WINTER
The mt.d winter weather still continues,
and mary Northern people WHO started l0r
Southern resorts have st9pneti mere; CFn-
tho Wllftc-lfouso grounds, and tho grass Is
already green. ......-.....
rnE PRINTING AUTHORIZATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. 17.--Tho Con-
grcsslunnl Printer asks for. n deficiency mp
proprlaton OF S+5o,ooo, the extra session
making necessary great amount Oh extfa
F1s1-nATcInNa STEAMER WANTED.
Prof. Bnird wnnts $l2o0o to furnish . 1sh-
hatcflIg steamer for tho c0aBt OF South Car
oIinn, Georgia, and Florida.
CABINET MEETING.
The only mntter OF general Interest at tho
meeting Of tho Cabinet to-tlny wns the pre-
gcntation by tho Sccretnry Of the Treasury, Of
the report prepared BY J,dee French: AS
sistant Secretary Of tho Treasury, lclatlyr r, 70
tho existence Of the. cattle disease. Tie
report Is very yolun,Ino1s., A history. OF
the hiseasn Ii given III slttfsl, and !eBsslation
with a v!ew to s!ppresstnK It Is recHn,-
ior this purpose Is advocated. The Cabinet,
utter Frnring tile document reatl, DECIDED
to send II to Congress without recommends
HOn.
QUARANTINE.
A convention Of United States! Q!inrnntlnC
officials Inns been called to meet In Washing
ton curly In May for the purpose OF revising
tho quarantine rlies and regulations
, 1880-02-18
A "6TRONG MAN" UNNho-
EBSARY.

oB1EUr1ons TO THE ARGUMENTS Used IN 1h.ss1aa sna
or 0nN. CHANTS NOMINATION - ~ sa so
AI4AIHk'0 STRENGTH GuOWlhu IN %'D
Tl0Ns.
NT,1 York Tribune. us.
WAsItINoTON, Fob. 1D.-Tho fact tnas .hs
jority ot tho liepublicana OF Michigan ia'o.
nomination Of senator Dlalno ut Ca!caso I'e"ot Iat
than that Of Gpn Grant, disclosed by tne VIA 'r,ss
newspaper csnyaas Of that State. is no sufp'nss y
70 so,no Of tho Republican Representatives "
Michigan In Congress-. .z.iar.
''Wlen luft holue," aatd one Of them Iu', I'd
"tho GFunt boom WIS a very strung "ls ~. s,ut
seemed 10 bs carrying evnry th'ng poto1e..t ram
now tudge, from my correspondence, auu o 70.
what Republicans FROM, Michigan Who as.t, .sot,.
meut ha, subsidized and int Dir. DIalno IS n fas
the laoat popular II thu prominent hepop'S~
candidates Among our pe0p!a.* tolr oues.
touT Hsked tho correspondent Of tho ~ shss-
'"Oht can support 0r4nt, or bla1no' "