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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-24
CITY ITEMS.
COMMERCIAL.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Following are the ruling wholesale
--,.,.8 daily By Mccormick s. %

Following are the ruling wholesale
buying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-Wheat, so q 9Oc. , bushel;
Bsriev, SI.359Sl 40 2 cwt; Oats, SI.75
n SI.S5 y Cwt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; xxx
q 25G2.50 p cwt.
POTATOES-45950c. p bus.
SHELLED C0RN-SI.2 O@SI. % cwt.
BRAN-Sl.0O; Shorts, S1.10 y cWt.
BUTTBR-30c. a 35c. p Id.
EGGS-30932c. p doz.
WOOL-Choice Fleece, I79I9e p b.
HIDES-Prime Flint, lac , h.
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WATER PIPES LAID TO order
by HEESCH & ELLERBECK, Old
Constitution Building. al
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( RICH LINE OF SCARF Rings Just
OBJ ned, at JoSLIN & Parks. d14
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-24

a FINE assortment of Programme
and Ball Cards IT The HERALD Office
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-24

SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
NCULDINCS, BRACKETS AND
AL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS,
Al BOTTOM FICURESs LAT
tfASR, TAYLOR & CO. ais
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-24
CLTFT HOuEE.
AUER & MURPHY.

We are now ready to supply to
Families, at greatly reduced rates,
Everything of the choicest selection,
in the Wine and Liquor line Our
prices are such as 10 be within the
reach Of all, so that those who con-
, Item plate purchasing for the Holidays
:: will rave money By giving Us q trial |
A HbsIsl discount to the trade is also
given.
/ N.B.-We keep in stock, especially
for medicinal use. the furest Bran
] dies, Wbiskies, Wines, etc., At mod
? lerste prices.
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Dissolution of CO-partnerShip.
The firm of Graves & Snyder hs;
this day been dissolved By mutual
consent. Henry Graves will pay all
Indebtedness and collect all bills due
the rad fra.
HENRY GRAVES.
JosEPHINE SNYDER
Salt Lake City, January %. 80.
ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-24

SILVER THREADS AMONG
THE GOLD" is the exquisite Silver
Filigree JeWelry just opened ct
d2l JosLIN & PARK's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-24

JOB PRINTING neatly, cheaply
aud quickly done at this Office.
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What an EngEshman Thinks Of
the American People.

he says they hurry, they eat
quick, they gulp, they belch, they
have stomach ache, headache, liver
troubles and howell complaint; they
fret and they scsld, they &c. cross 81
nothing and without cause; they look
SAL CIV and hollow-eyed; they look
hungry and can't eat; they spit up
food; they have wakeiul nights. They
die early because they disregard the
true principles to correct.
These troubles and many others al
grow out and from a torpid liver, and
called dyspepsia or Indigestion. They
can be cured and have been cured,
and in every case with a guaranty
that they Will be cured by the use oil
DR.. Minue's English Dsndelion Pills.
Sold by all druggists. Price SOC. pei
bO.tle.
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LUMBER, SHINGLES. Lathe
FLOORING, RUSTIC. SIDING.
PICKETS, ETC.,, CHEAP At
LATIMaR, TAYLOR &:co'S. -
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PRIME MICHIGAN APPLES,
without worms, at CUTLER Bios.
no
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-24

MEERsCHAuM GOODS FOR
PEESEk AT ed. HARRIS.
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Just Received, Homemade,

j. Q. CUTLER, Agent,
il4 Old Constitution Building.
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Health, strength and vigor of the
Kidneys and Bladder always follow
the use OF the great Bucbu compound,
Dr.. Mintie's Nephreticum. Bright's
Disease, Diabetes. Inflammation,
smarting or Private Diseases are
quickly cured by it. For LeucoTrh9
It has no equal. Don't be persuaded
to take any other preparation. Every
one who has tried it recommends it,
For sale by sll druggists.
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SIR ASHLEY CooPER's VITAL REsTo.
RATTyE.-The great English remedy
has made moro cures Of Nervous De-
bllity, Seminal Weakness, Lost Man
hood, nocturnal emissions, lassitude,
dependency and inability for mental
labor, dependency and such di=eases
Is are induced by youthful iollies and
excuses, than all other medicines
combined. It is not stimulant mol
excitant, is perfectly safe to take, il
not guack nostrum, and produces
results that are wonderful. Price 5:
per bottle. Four times the quantity
SO. 1t will no! dissppoint you. TT
q bottle.
To be had at the D. @. II. I. dru
department., Messrs. Moore, Allen
Co., and DR.. Mintie & Co., II Kes,
aey street, San Francisco dis
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WHOLESALE BUYERS

VII be Treated So such Competition with Market East
orde Promptly filed and Honorable Treatment Warranted ga
, 1880-02-10

!EtlMn,fn acrcs embraced In tho nrId r'ptnns III
Guiding ArizDnn, nnkotn, T'fhitD, slWlanflu,
Erw McxEci, utuh, Wyoming, CoIur7..lp,
uni Noyusln, nnd pprttons of caitfnr-
nn. Knnsas. Nchrnaka. Oreson, WAsh-
tn9ton Territory, Texas, and tho IndInn
Territory. Not per centof this territory has
yet bcen sold by tho United States, Hnd Il must
remnn unsolh for ycnrs tn conc tnlt.ss sotno
means is found to s''prly It with wa'er. nov-
nrnfnent surveys show that 90ttu0, ,000 ncrcs 0f
this trnct IA mountainous, who're. even with
abundance Of water, agriculture wni'ld be in-
possible. An cqun1 amount onrlsats Of lnsn-
letls, "bnh iniisla" wlthnut soil or vegetation,
nnd desert ptains nf drifting sand, fcayfng I'm
arca Of 5O, 900 ncrcs of plain and valley land
susceptible at high cultivation and wnnting only
water Unf1cr tho lrUst fAyOrnbc conditions
probubly not moro than 3 per ccnt Of
THIS LAND CAN ne RECLAIMED
By tho utilization Of rivcrs and st,hl streams
now myALlnllfc. Tho remainder u atlfnc extent
II utilized fur pnsturnRcs nut tho Ernwth nf
Kr.ss y 70 scnnt TINT It require iron hftenn to
te,,d 1T tntt1c, nild for this REASON tho lnnd Ut
Slo, @ +, aro ro 4oooooi acrcs ot i'll lind clMhis "f
pWsssi psGr Ing @ s + r.Syac % II f Tsw 'fhfs IF ics6 q
fAGts Congress II FeeN'hr1cn!cti q arprnrrinte
fDt DtO1 boring artc*1an wells. The land heing
the.prnrerty nt tho n0vcrnncnt. private ontGr-
l,r,icticnhIltty If irrigation 1Iy MrteaAn well.
i,ncc demonstrated. privHto.l rlsrrtHscrn Will
he found who will cnrry on tho wnrk II boring
Kcnloglste in the country hive cxpr,:sset inc
orn!tn that flowing wclis r,n be nht'lf1'tti u!
l:nny localities IN tho plnlns cast a'lst west Of
the tttcky Monntains, anti the! ComfEf*slDnor nr
Agriculture, nfltr w10se auspices eptCnl Hffpn-
tlon l,Hs been given to tho subject. hus rcco1n-
mc.ltlod that nrtctinn wells t,e sunk
, 1880-02-10
COMMITTEE WORK,


WAEfI1SHr0x, u. C., Fell. g.-Thc House COr,-
mttten IN War Claims decided to-iny to report
adversely IN thu claims OF HurhEIdgo l. To-,
nt',nnhtlnr to sA,0U, for suKnr. tnnlnsscs,
md rum scnucstrased by Gcn. u. +. Hutler Mt
Now Orleans.
THE EXODUS.
The senatc Exodus COmnlttee examined two
cotorcd witnesses to-tlay. their Testimony hcinR
n,ainly cnrrs,toratlve Of thnt previously given
by other cultured witnesses concerning tho ct,ll-
dltion of their people In North Cnrn!tnu. Tho
Inst witness, L. II. Fisher, suld he had been II
slave, nili wns INV the owner Of property worth
War. At present he w,sa District <'chtnl Com
1asAiangr, uni hNd iiett the Htlics nf Sheriff,
The tntnsnittre tip to tho present time have
chilled to washington Rtxty.right witnesses. thr-
ty-six Of whom are Republicans. twn Nationals,
and thlrty Dctnocr'lts. Twsnty-tlvc ut Tho wit.
witnesses brought herr from Inlnnn is twenty
TIVE, Of whom two atc Republicans.
, 1880-02-10

firm believer 1T II, and innkcs tlo effort IN
G'ul his opinion. lie thinks thnt the nslnDiintt~
mcnt and application Of tho doctrine In liz, WINS
wtse, md holds TINT II tho application Of It then
msta was not broad enough Ia cover every pos
sible cnse TINT rrAy nrtse IN conneclion
with tho construction Ssof Il trnns-lathmfan
tMnRl4 then now itlcn OF It, 30 to
spcnk, sht,tld bE issilcd that shnfl
tN plain that no misunderstanding Of ot,r pt
sit1on will be lHssho. President tfmyes lnttevcs
that neither tho people nor the Government of
this country will ever consent to tho existence
nf nny interocennfo cannl, either across rana.
I'M or any other pnrt Ut Central AmerIcn,
which is not controlled by tho Government Of
tho United Htates or tts citizens, md that Ollr
position In this matter ought to he announced
In uncqn!yocal tcrma before my scheme Of that
kind Inns b.cn sct IN foot. Does tho President
hold TINT tho Monroe doctrine
wt1uttI PREVENT TIE CONTROL
Of such cunal bya prtvato company, II Tint
tntnpatly WIS u Emrulcnn ono7 ,iD!ly be nsk..tl.
t'ertMniy. Tnke II. tic t.osteps' C0tnpAny. for
instance. II IL shnrtGre,l by Tho French Gov
rriinert anh while that Government tlIAcfNltns
all responsibility FOR II. tho fHtt relnHins TINT
tho Company would lDok to tho Frcncli Cavern
inet,t for protection, tn ease 1t ovrr .xot ino
trtati,le, md It wuuld got thA& protection. t0'.
Tho rsuhIdcut believes, therefore. that 81. tln
tdsscps and nh others interested III tef1HeutlIu
Schrnlcs ought t& i,g nnn to understand Mt tho
cuEfeat IN,*slhlg trs1tnent that they CH1nnt vl H
with my Uf thoEr schemes withDilt tho mt'st
,v!xaru,ts protest III tho pnrt Of the United
says there IN IN txtnsou to take my ,let'nlt u
ttsIh on ths subject. In this respect tho prcsi-
dent aud ErAttS f1n not NErCc.
, 1880-02-10
ALABAMA AWARDS.
lUDHE uAYfa' OPINION.
Special DApateh to Th1 chttago Tribune.

Special DApateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WAs'IINaTox. D. c., Fob. 9.-Judgo Davis
might havo wnrn silk gown and remained
s seated while M reading m btu ron,a5ts to-d"y n the
opinion ~ no would hayo given from tho 1'encl,
OF tho Supreme Court upon certain questions
involving tho Inv Of ,nHrfne Insurance., 1hs
opinion WIS in favor at tho insurance. eompl-
n!cs, Al provided for In tho Thurman bill, In uI-
position to tho previous decisions by Congress.
The Judge was listened to by tho Bonate with
Kreat respect On account nf his ability. BanRtor
Edtn.lnds Rayo nottoU. whcn Dnvts concluded,
that hn should support substitute t0r the
Thurman bll! which 5cnutor Mcdonald husi
introduced, aud gayo a few sound legal
reRsona for 30 doing. 8anator Thurman WIS
tlllcd with amazolnu,lt at this declaration by
Benator Edmunas, and ho culogfzel Judge
Davis opinion.
Benutor Ednunda s4li fcw words In reply,
and thoi 8enator I}lafne took tho tloor to ytxor-
ously protest ut the threshold OF tho debate
against this attempt Ia further cnrioh tho Ill
surancs companlcs, which had RorEod thom-
selves, ho said, m the nsisfortunes Of tho poo
rlo. Ills sharply-otlt sentences wctc slightly
Irritating, ~ bis speeches geneEnlly arp, but ho
handled tho foil OF dobAte In q mastcrly mnli-
ncr, touching bis antagonist every tilnG.
Senator GARLAND. Of Arkunsas, who Is also
mombcF OF tho Co.nmltteo on tho Judiciary, de-
fendcd tho bill briefly, and then Thurman,
whsa controversial ten,iRr had boou aroused
by ualno, undertook to reply ta blu.
sSatGr Sna laiI.e athF .a. rot a. awyss retolt.
make It goMl. The tluestion IL inver w ke1, Aru
You rich Or po,r, but. lid yH,t nuke or losa; aru
Tho bIl was lai1 asI.!., ihat senator siuijonald
could take up for delAle o-usGFro~ hEa bill ~.
@bEs sy bass ss'fs g. i s u pSS
lie landA taken up by ,ni1ltnry Warrants
, 1880-02-10
MARRIED m HASTE,

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 0.-1n June, 1878, Annie
l.. Prltt, Ut burlington, Wis. n,nrric1 Eugene
Aikcns of this city. Annie nav ,lsks for II Ill
vnrcc, chnrEin8 Eugene with neglect. She suys
EltRern will bo worth nbout es0,000 wt,cn liis
inothor dies. Annio, therefore, thinks TINT she
ought tn have almony. Thu case was put TN
triul Saturday. It was shown TINT tho couple
first met AllFools' Day. 1878, and TINT tho
Eectllltl tnE1tinE tho two Wcr0 married. TllH
took place ~ tho hotel 1T 1uclno. 4 row & oe-
which tho wlfo put in u petition for iiyorcc.
The AikeIs nre oile Of tho oldest md most re-
specte fusnillcs pt tho city, and tho platntif IL
less md h,xty affair, which was quickly f"l-
lowcd, apparently, by genuine hatrc*l OF each
other. Tho trinl Ii being h0uy contested.
, 1880-02-10
POLITICAL.
CONt3Elsss SPEECH.

Sftu fMk Tribune t1'atnr Orydn,.
Mr.. ConErrn Indignant speech In the Ho1sa
yesterday wAB certainly Justified. Tho bcgKnr
who Insists upon being chooser ia n miracle Of
humility compared with tho Rebel who objcctH
to cn'tlng his crime by the right nnne in tho
petition which IS to gain for him FREQ par-
DIM. Tho Untctl Statcs exhibited n clemchcy
towards tho participants III tho great Insurrcp-
tion which hns never bccn c1ualed In the his
tory OF the world, and our on1y reward for II, in
sasno cascs ut least, is d sullon unwilt-
ingrcss on tho part of the Rebels even
to atstnit that they wcrn Rebels. Tho very PR
titlons IN which they nsk Congress to remoyo
their disabilities too often refer to tic Wnr
only ns one "butwccn tho StHtrs," or, M in the
e,se dlsc'!sse yesterday. the WI nf =, the cnn-
"the iebellion," the public docs no. iier Of It.
Mr.. Congcr's declaration that there Is cnntt1'-
to c1nbuiy In ia literature Notwithstanding
worda for lsct!clfon. and trensatl. Mnd tnEurree-
tion." is sufficiently confirmed ey Mr. Unods
himself. tho aponspr Of yesterdays l,llf Thta
rl.nte,nan wns Indignant TINT any such pol,It M
the Michigan member made should be r1,lsed,
War." II Confederate insnlence R1ows ut this
!ltc, It VIII mt l'e long bcforo tho Nnrt u told
givGness, and will have no nlorc Uf 1t.
PER C0vTlA.
The tmpasstoncd eolue!tcu nt Mr. Congcr, of
pur1t,se than In protesting ngainat tho form Of
~ n seesns the sno" oy ts 1s
Wr bttwcen tho Narts, and sonth viii not nc % 6s
changed. cithor for this generation Or for pos
esy S eSe T 9 ease1 Gf St Rss Re5S ;
astloa ,i' q treaso, @ bsl9re bs!ns feadmittsd
evendo 1 ef tic 81 sprs
nmsc tl u not sus.stn Mr Conscr h, provoking
}nilK question. 1t spenks well for tho desire Ut
, 1880-02-10

tn required To curry tho aatnu l!9hta ns rasscn.
xtnu.nerN navigating rut,gh waters nrn to hasn
t!ne ltfe-rMft t0 every two !lfc-bpats required.
All Iron used for marine boilers Of 4500 tenso
sirain and under arc tj sh0W 3 per cent ct,i.
tt,,ctton Or arrn and per cent additional corr
trnctfon for eactt additional Loon pollt,ls tensile
Htrmin mp to and Including 660U pounds: All
pinta ura} to be examined for cnt0t. t.blindncss.
1hc rule requiring all modern llfo-boats to bo
ellMkcr.buit wRs repealed.
, 1880-02-10
IRRIGATION.

SENATOR Hills rLAN TO WATER TIE p1AINe-
8p*etal DtspateA Ia tn Chicago Ittbuns.
WARRINGTON, D. C., Feb. Ex-senator Hill, Of
Colorado, 10 whom as q member Ut tho Commit-
pertmentai artasian wills upon the now arid
public lands, for tho purposes Of irrigation, wus
referred, haA completed bis report, which will be
submitted to the full Committee at it, first ses-
sion. There IL but little doubt OF tts adoptiou by
tho Committee. Thu report Raya that thsfe aru
, 1880-02-10

gptt1aE Dtspdth to lhe C8I<aF9 1TtbIH*s
MILWAUKEE, Fcb. o.-Wliilam r. Morrill,. opo
Ut the oil residents OF Milwaukee, and brother
Of John u. Morrill,, the weil-known vessel agent.
suffered a stroke Of paralysis last cyunlng. md
Mr.. MvrrIIl wns President of the Old Settlers
Ciul, l.st y3ur. and hl,s always boon au active
member Ut tho Hotcty.
, 1880-02-10
NOTES AND NEWS,
RTrrI1Era Il En Hnttt1ft&

WAx,ftStToS, n. C.. Feb. D.-Tho sccnc In tho
Senate cnucl,s committee rnm tho other day is
growing III Importance, chiefly through the cf-
f0rts nf Mr.. Stephens, who has written his ycr-
sion of tho stnfy to tho Atlanta Co,Mlitntion.
senator Gordon whs t,,,ntctl into tho use Of
ntiRry words by Mr.. Stephens, hut ycstcrlay
wrotc letter Of apology. rexrctting that he had
been tempted to speak angrlly TO 1natl Of such
grcat age, and with whom he had nlwnys hna
such friendly relations. Tho charge that Cor.
don intended t0 threaten Stephens with bodily
chustiscnsent fs too absurd tn require answer.
THE ltUI.ES.
It 1s Thought that tho rules will block the bust-
ness'of tllo House about two wceks longer. In tho
meantime, nothing is done, and nothing cNn very
we'll bc Iono. The Appropriations Committee
cnn lin no work, because It d0es not know whit
Its province will bo under tho new rules. It haa
asready hecn at,orn Of some 1T It's duties. and It
cannot be forct,id what other Committees will
hRvo tho work at proposing appropriations na-
Signed to them. ntIls In large numbers arc In
troduced every Monday morning. md work Is
pling up to an extent that pro1n!acs session
lasting long into summer. Tho scnate tu-day
made tho first effort ut business 1T tho discuss
a[0n Ut tho GcnevA awnrt.
INFRINGEMENT or PATENTS.
Mr.. Thomns. OF Illinois. from tho Committee
OIL tho Revision Of LAws, introduced md Ind
pissed Under suspension Of tho rules to-day
bill tn rcsulnte tho pr,sctscc in sutta brought tn
SsoyS6 &c" sr fst n III, e saS;
fnr infringement of pHtenta, where The slefetitl-
int pHss@s @I, 4, 'e ,,,s sns q xs as ss tSs lis s
@ cnSrr U Judgment for Il Or less .l,,r,agcs, the
ct,,lrt ahu ndj,st9c tho costs apli.lst him, ntld
tf pluiDttr shll mt recover the ann
Ut s:0, tho Court shn!l adjudRe him to pay all hi.
ow.. sosts unless It. npGefs tat IL thg iitns 81
prctlaAo tlelentiatit hau ks,nwle8e q thG @ exist
pit pit atop ID tho aeneral practice Of 0lsckma!i-
.n9 sinpIoyen @ III s.!t'o Hnr,osn ~ wey r.. tnp
ho pfps Il ahi"s o
G.,iser 2r m,enuSF nmer1 M hre M ~ ~
sumo or !, slnr state Of things is sniG to exist
all over '1' country; c:xv,nurn.
, WAs1liSGroE. =; G., Fob. 1.-The SENATE con-
0t'!ce Mt Nesllil, y. H.; samMel ". shGrfoy, hr,
ceiyer Of Public M9eys Ut tho sl1t!t I'lace: !;ld
Sns'''' Go. T. DnF''y Postmaster ut AFf'*0n''''''
an executive session ths altsrmonn tae @ Inn
IT, CnntstHio reported nSk a'ix%.so,y ~ @
s,nr,. at is,rs i,,r,lInr m,tM"T ~ thrst m.
pontnonts for tho Southern States. "
urr,rn,rn uyI.
ucprescutattyo u nuckner.s siii biil ia autbozExe
bundled s!ch. l provides ttiat the hetnndlng YET o.
my IT, I'll iosw g., sna e.ss M aiao @ a' ~ navah ~ n
amx I'D tt 1T to etIe the ] ext"n. W y" @ she , pr
" required y satl set; ngse;i tt9t tho Inter;
pHb!io HotIee giyoa by the ssSFctary # ~
TrGitsafy ~ SUI 1Gr eeht n1naS. N!lectea miu
sl II sn e pCr pc Pen Cent ons 'ao vi 'n'
GEORGIA RELIEF n1L1t.
NcpsGscnta!ivp tinll'ninnu lntrod1cca h!ii tnf M
tho retloi nf tlio stH1o 0t He"rEla nfGcts the
, 1880-02-10

CIuoAao, Fob. 7.-sly attcntlon has Just been
called Ia u statement made In TUE TRIBUNE Of
this tlatc that was n pructicln9 phyalctan, but
without dIplo,nn.
Tho former IL tr,,e, but the tatter Ia Incorrect,
as Inve t,4Itl dp0lnu for long tinle past from
q rocogulxUd College Ut Medicine md Surgery.
JOIIN kEAN. M, d,
, 1880-02-10
1NTEROCEAN1 CANAL,
7nn PaEalpESr OPPOSED ~ DE- LEssErs'
NCHkAE.

Special DtspateA to 7As CAtedpo TttbuEs,
WARRINGTON, D. e., Feb. 1.-THE Democrats
might " we'll abandon tho idua, It they now en-
&ertain It, that the presldent Il indifferent to the
Importance Of tho Aunroa doctrine. He "
, 1880-02-10


Sioux CITY, In. Feb. p.-Drs. Hcggs md Knott.
Of this city, yesterday received u telegram frun
4. @. Cowgll, Indian Trader ut Pinp Hide. say-
Ing "stI,nlt-rox has broken out among tho In
,IiNf,a ut Itosthul Ageney. D. IT, md requesting
yAEcine virus IL hD sent by return mall. Tho
Intnra At Rosebud tlro Spottct1.Itfls bAnd of
Stuux, nbout D, ,0hl ss,,lls.
, 1880-02-10
PRINTERS STRIKE.

LITTLE ROCK, Fob A-Ihe union printers 70.
susInx To accept reduction Of wagcs, tho Ga.
UnIon ulvil. 10th silica to tho controversy ssou
satisfied ut present.
, 1880-02-10
Ft.OUit.
NORTON MILLS
Patent Flour.
NORTON MILLS
Winter Wheat Flour.
NORTON MILLS
Spring Wheat Family Flour

Not]1ing better in tho market,
and fifty cents per barrel cheaper
tl,an equal grades cnn be bought
at your gr0cer's. Entire satisfilc-
tio1, guaranteed. All kinds Of
Family Isrcnttstufls, fresh and Of
the very best quality.
Orlcrs by mail or Am. District
Telephone will ]lnyo prompt de-
Hycry.
NORTON, BRO. CO.,
Norton Mills -Madison-st. Bridge,
, 1880-02-10

Hardware Business for Sale,

locatel In tho county Rras OF ono uf tho heat
ct I%ntm1 t5al Nanxls ppMnton nf town nbnMt lull
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Political Gossip.
Charleston Is. c. News and Courier.

Charleston Is. c. News and Courier.
Senator Hampton gives his opinion
about the canvass of 1880. In his
opinion, the state can be carried in
only two ways. One is by adhering
to the policy of 1876, which, in his
jud dgment, is no longer an experiment
and will enable the Democracy to
win enough colored votes to give
them Il majority, The other is by
suppresslng the colored vote by fraud.
We 90 in with Senator Hampton to
the extent of believing that, with
such candidates as were then in nomi-
nation, and with equal determination
and enthusiasm Oh the part of the
people, the State can be carried in
1880 as it was carried in 1876. We
60 further, and say that, with no Re,
publican candidates fer State officers
i'll the field, the State can he carried
in 1880 as it was in 1878 Beyond
this, there is nothing certain. The
legislature has declined to or Ter the
registration of electors, which would
have lessened the opportunities for
fraud, and which would have been
arranged so as to relieve the low
country of the crushing weight Of the
negro vote.
Cincinnati (0.) Commercial.
There is IA good deal of comment
and quiet fgure-work as to the proba.
ble status OF the Senate in 1881. If
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut,
and Indiana elect Republican Sena-
tors, and Gen. Malone goes with the
Republican or Grant party, as he calls
it, the Senate will be Republican by
two majority. If he reD,ains on the
fence it will be tie, and the Vice
Presidents vote will decide all politi-
cal and other important questions.
.vansville Ind Tribune.
The best way tor the people to ex-
press their Presidential preferences is
for them to turn out in large numbers
to the county and district conventions
and speak plainly.