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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12

! CONGRESSIONAL WHEAT. - Congressman
Daggett has left with Jasper Babcock two
bushels Of Siberian wheat done up in pound
packages to distribute among the farmers.
ANY Nevada farmer who wants some of the
wheat has but to send to the Secretary of
States Office for it. This wheat came into
Mr. Daggert's possession through the De-
partment of Agriculture at Washington, every
Congressman being entitled to a couple of
bushels. Few of the members bother about
the wheat, and when Mr.. Dagget made his
application the clerks looked upon him with
astsnshment.
"What do you want of wheat in Nevada
this heat don't grow or rocks.
why, Nevada is the biggest wheat pro-
ducng country in the Union" said Daggett
earnestly
Why don't you export some ? chlmed in
enc of the heads of the department.
1--WE use it all up. Everywhere you 60
you hear the whirr and rush of the Touring
mills. On every side the ripping fields of
golden grain glisten in the sunlight. Nevada
is one vast sea of wheat from the Base Range
to the Comstock Of course we take out some
metal out of the mountains, but that is only
done by lazy set who will only earn money
when they can pick it up. Agriculture is our
great industry and l simply want to intro
duce this new variety because our land sup
ply ia getting limited and we must raise
hundred and thirty bushels to the acre or
pause"
Daggett got his wheat and will SOW his two
bushels broadcast over the State
APPEALED.--Ben Hugot whose team and
wagons were sold few days since at Sheriff
sale, brought suit against j. NJ. Benton in
Justice Cary's Court to recover the sum of
$3.50, the value of a wagon purchased by |
Benton at the sale, Hugot protesting against |
the selling Of the wagon claiming it as exempt |
Yesterday morning the defendant demurred |
to the complaint The Court sustained the |
demurrer The case will be appealed to the |
District Court
ExPL1c1r. The Lyon County Times prints
the following:
In Judge Harkns Court-Attornev to
lady witness-"D Do you identify this ragF'
eyes sir"
"What is itl'
"Well it is not pudding bag
"How did these holes come to be in it,
1.-THE baby wore them sitting around on
the floor"
CRUSHED. Day before yesterday Patrick
Mccarthy an employee of the Lake Tahoe
Narrow Guage Railroad. was caught between
two cars, at station 8. His right hip bone
was crushed in, and on the thigh of the left
leg, piece of the muscle about three inches
square was torn out, and the muscles of the
leg badly mutilated. DR.. Smart, who is at
lending Mccarthy, says his injuries are ex-
,eedingly painful but not dangerous.
DEBATE AT THE BARBECUE. Hen. w. E.
F. Deal has accepted the invitation to dis
,rss with Colonel Taylor the political issues
# the day. at the Pioneers barbecue next
month"; The speakers are fairly matched, and
he Joint debate will be tho most interesting I
eature of the occasion.
A celored woman named Sarah sued Miss
lowell for $13 80, in Cary's Court yesterday
sarah claimed the amount for nursing an in ,
nate of the heuse named Minnie, through a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12

The Virginia Chronicle says that the new
dramatic star spoken Of by the San Francisco
Chronicle as the successor of Nelson is not
Lille Edgington, formerly of: Virginia City,
as surmised by the Times, but Nellie Calhoun
grandneice of John c. Calhoun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12

EPISCOPAL CHURcH.--Full morning ant
evening service at II A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ
Sunday School at 1890.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12

To Be AssAyED.-Ex- Sheriff Swift proposes
to take an assay of his hot springs water tosee
if it does net contain gold, the same as at
Calistoga If the water pans out hundred
dollars to the barrel he proposes to raise the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12

A splendid fve-eunce Silver Elgin Watch
for $40, warranted for five years, at Uncle
Harris, 221 Ksarny street, between Bush and
Suffer, San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12

METHODIST CHURCH. - Regular morning
and evening services at the usual hours
Sunday School at 2P. M.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12
BY TELEGRAPH.

tPknss DISPATCHES TO THE AoRRlHS APpkAL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12

Too WELL HEELED.-Old Smokey, peri
patetic preacher, we'll known in California, il
| such an ardent believer in scripture that be
is ready to bet on any proposition which
is laid down in the bible. A few weeks
ago he visited the Lake and stopped on Sun.
day at Glenbrook. Being nearly penniless,
|, he determined to give an exortation, and
together. His text was the marine episode,
in which Jonah was taken in by whale.
"Now my hearers, to the class of people
who never look below the surface of things
this looks like hard story to believe, but
know that it is so, every word of it,.
He saw an incredaleus look on the faces of
few of the hard cases in the front row, and
after pausing moment, continued,
"Tll bet any man in the crowd one hun
dred dollare coin up that can prove every
word of it. Does anybody respond p
He thrust his hand down into his trowser
pocket and leaned forward. No one took him
up. He went on with his sermon showing
conclusively that the whale did all that was
claimed OF 1t, and then passed around the hat.
He that giveth unto the poor lendeth
unto the Lord, he said, as it went down the
row.
Lay up your treasures in heaven, where
neither moths ner rust corrupt, nor thieves
break in and STEAL" he remarked again, as he
saw the hat coming back.
1t was handed to him empty and he dis
missed the audience with hasty benediction.
After the services he met one of his hearers
md complained bitterly of the lack Of coin
md enthusiasm in the town.
"Weve got the enthusiasm here, Parson."
aid the man addressed, 'but when you
,luffed rs on a hundred dollar bet, some
bought you must be road agent, and the
est concluded that = man SO we'll heeled |
lidnt need any collection in Glenbrook.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12

The Socials and Resolutes will play al
Treadway's Ranch to-day. They mean bust.
ness. Admission % cents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-12
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL


BY Virginia and Truekee Railroad.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY MORNING.
Mrs Spencer ID L Bliss
Knoch Mrs HURLEY
W H Crutcher Mrs Sheldon
E N Hayes WI Dunn
LEFT BY SLEEPER LAST NIGHT
Scott S Plat and family
C Hoffman W H Patton and famil J
r Abraham Miss Parkinson
J ID Torreyson F Thompson
BY Carson and Bosiie Stage Line.
Beaton Meyer
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
NJ Plat Mrs Kline
II Jackson Mrs Farrell and child
J Bradford } W Stevens
II Abraham ID McKinsey
w Monahan tt Coulter
BY Denton.s G3lcnbrOOk Stage.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
p Warren MISS Evans
. st John Evans
Thomas Bowers
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
DR. Cornwell L Todburn
, 1880-09-03
MARINE NEWS,


DtltIS SaGFGS.
Yesterday was rel.iarkai,iu for Iulnesa along
tho tIltru rynr lille.
uH Saturday. Capt. Jol Hickman, NJ tho tug
ltut .Jackrt, w1In hns lcrf, rngugrtI llrvc Ii,
tngislng ftr thfrty-tive yeHss, WIS refused IL
renewal Df his lef'sles .H tho Kruuul ot colnr-
bl!Ancss. cupt Hickman. AltUr considerable
nl'or NH txpr,sr. ycstur1iny xuccce,.u.l Il, cuyl-
ynciuy Surgeon Miller lint his nssistuut bltl
brrn guilty If grlve tluntcr, ,,l WIS granted
hIs .sa,lal paprls.
Tito lls''I,ellrr l'rusaln, CNnt. II. Zca.nnd mr.
rlsM, ilrr', From Nnntr,t, esul,!lE brtDro lust,
with larsp ext,raiatl prty, Sl,u will lcuyu ut.
h.r RETURN tn a.,ntFe.i tllis nyf,lillX,
Yesterday thu Ing I'rlntlf,iu Wns In TRY
ttMk ~ trrrlf4'N new Kt!tA..
Thu Fled Wild "ns ltn.ier seizure yesterday
fur nun. payment nf EHiItusn's wn4us,
LsHk rilElGIirS.
GrNtn fEnlY!ts Wt.rn fulr.y Artlya ut former
rNtts. ltllil was inken iHr IU.OM nllx.,,ls wnGut
,a iS1,!k1 iAlShelA Gt,ra. Tho t!ilt1nhI uulriers
were fcllMnrra ietianitktt, Wells litrt, j. Iujcl
T.. H. CuSr., M'Mtmlisht l.. law: UtniWlGra kCr..
sssaw. I.rtlnc" mud s'lnru.cn. .srt Il. NE: prt,-
Wicr Arabia, e''ri till7nssl at,.l "bHnt III au. IN
CnlIIltswu,n!, nt,tn,nrr Snr1h Queen, ct,ri
through. III shrnin, prai'elGr Nashuu, cora
through.
, 1880-09-03

FtlRFilt1N.
Rpttfat Dispateh IN The L.Ataqo Tribune,
1ivEnrnor+ Sept. 2-ll:N n. m.-FLorn-No. ], 1;s
ID; No. 2.1sr I'd.
Whcat-Wlutcr. No. Il r. I'll. M. . IL II,
BprrR. No. l. hi No. IL Eds Wltt1 NJ. ~ I'll; M.
MOL. Is.
TNUEfstDSs-tbrk Gsa. 1.nrt, III H.
L1yENI'D0t- EcM. 2.-CnrTpS-l'lrn, Mt 7a7 Ltd
sales, 1au0 balcs speculation and EXPORT s0; Amor
lean. Alal
DnEAnsrrrPs-- Ens,crs California white wheat, II
2d8s 6d 10 club. ID 4t,s.gs hi rcd Western spring, Il
6d4as iG1; frt1 winter, Ss6tss VI.
1.Anl,-Ancrcun. Ela III.
Observation-Disclosures
SrtnlTs 'ruNrEST1Sl,-9xr I'd.
l.USnos. scps. :.-srlntrs rtTHotECM-s@s.4d
refined, s.&askd.
L1SsEEl uH-fT lT6s.
brRHM 0l1-us
sFInirs 'rElNRHriSr-eGa 0da37s.
ASTwK3t. Sept. .2.-fETltUkEl.M.-y9tkf.
T1c f1llo5Sln9 wcro received By tho Chicago oarsl
@ @IsyE'Msrn9tr r sent. 7-Whcnt n.ti,ar rn.cr;, .res,
9nies ind trsn IT Ss tnranes nlF enn.t-W,eAt ,lu
tsninS srsys;ysss;"' iswSTs;' i,I: i's l nr ss;iSt
sfsE SG sii9%, I'll * fsH-es @ tsS.s Ssf u: q:
! wh.to y, Mc;M,xn. ~ =: l!i; western re Wner A
arrivals bn5crs !nIi nt', fhir ny"H Sn2 sF4. Y,
FUR nvurnge rcd wntGr ~, Cnsn wGukur; tar nvHs
~ wcS ysrT .ae,,x Jsa r. H. t ", 2"
ay9fage aality Il Amer!ran wi..at ~ s.pn!eHt
dMrME tile rrnHent M, 'nI'nwtltI Month. 4Ut. Fair
shnan III. asas 1T III 1"s eoss ss' iSs
ofdefs-H FUat moderator chrsa smAll.
, 1880-09-03

Iu11AnELrIi1A. sept. :.-F1urK-n,llti Mtnno-
sota s1traA old Aud recenlly arnunA, tt1ta 3; IL,
clenr ao straight SSH; In etln1ep, IL ~
&1sa: u. Louis, $;; sptln. lntgstss. t.ts..5 Hyu
nour-F Flrtner, at*,U,
uHAlS-Whcat-Acsly but tuwcr; No. = red,
proupt ntptneni, tl4tl freq OIL hpuret S,,.a sr.l,
eepteMter. tl0}4 bIs! $1h:1z asku.l: Lelnlrr slut
bld siGi a1kcIi Soyelsltur &Lt6}s bd fikai tshvtl
Corn duls hith-nxct. htka..sr reJertu.., 3k4t1.u,
sa!t mixr.'. se4paabrr t,!ic bI a'slc asked, t,c.
ios,Sr 6.S ~, GM4u asSe.! N1senher. S!4e BILL s.Ho
MY d9. ;sSsste; t,!ixed. re.
Mfk. 2ldu! ilnlas--aHikt.. isppkt Elcklpl, lQiius
9pAG. i.ali1i'et'no ssea!n 4A.i; kestf0, ts.Ia
A. soo g s!'ulSv. SA.x Svw f"fk st9t:. Ind isr.,.
1uru County. lGnltY tYifnnu, .t+.jG, Watiur,t lid.
sssyo gxtTa. s& teei do enba IL chulru l&ll lie.
EHlh-klsu, at lAa lh}xe.
.EHEE9E-S1ronEt crcAtHpry 1.et 3alr TO good, lIa
1l<r. ~ e'~'~
l!ErnuLxuA-FiF,u; retInpd, ,Hic
WItsKf-ltlRlurj ~ n {.lh
MEtEllrs-t Snr; 4s41 bFtsl wheat $4,000 btu, corn,
N4U but uMtt, tIIQ bu. - -''
6uiFAESTs-AuNc.
, 1880-09-03

rnrrE1: -tiMlat md frini Tito carRocs ordinary 10
kluAli-4tthns: 4 rpft, l0Hc.
WjEiHkY-Ftni -...
FHEtAHrS-'iU ILgrrpnnt auf md unchanged.
MmElrr*-f f1iir. t.haI brls; w1scs lkIul BIT, corn
Gtstai hIt pata. f.t.t In.
sAi.Es-W heat. tslsHD bu; cnrn. 4G.ass5 bit.
, 1880-09-03
PORT tlF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS.

Hrhr Hheltnygnn. N1nuitowm.. srnt1rlrs
Nchr MMslsGgU,i, sll1skcl,t., s,1ri,iriuy.
pr5i, Ayntt. ]l,ttfnit,. s,tt,,irit.s
l'rup Fnynritr. MciluiIIiIu,.. lt,wlnu.
I'r0r u, &, williams, SuI,u1.t,luk. s,indrfes
rlY,i, Ekyinrk. IirI,,tI, ii1Ir",r' ti,Miri,.s
prot, MESSENGER. II. ,it,scnh sttmiri,..'
pr,u, f;mIrt," i,uI,imrl W,,ss..tr,tn s,,".r,"a
Fi1y, NJ. iir.,h' W,,akt.r,,I,. M ,tn,iri;,s's
Trtu IL. q. ifrltiut1,. Whifu faIIst,' s,,rfrfos
i,rt,n I,in. In,if,lr. s,,t,ttr.,s
rroi, Anl,it. f.i,1,l,.. Si,isknw,,t,. tu,nbue.
isrt,n II. y. YilI' iiI1In,,' f,,,yi,Iit
i,r,n, Murv i;,r,i,I SI,,t, iInvnn. .unir,oa.
I,rt,t, Ii. i. iinaii,. E,li,rn;i,f.E' s,tn,frns
I,r,,t, Mury ,fiiis. susm1.n,,I, I,,mn"r'
i,s,,, .jni,;1' i,riITrn11 r.. Miiwa1Iks. tIvh+
prt,,, trtn,,,tst' Whi;n III. imminr "s"s'
i,rf,;, /. ijfI.kux MIIsknw"n i,,n,tmr
frtu, .Trritnr. M,isIsc,rIMs' i',n,i,nr
ircs, itt,i""r Si"t,. ifmir,ai., s,,u.tr,,s
i,r,i, i'rnssI, Si,,nt,""i xt,,,t1ri,s
i,H,t, .J's,nn H. If,,ri Ij,,l1,1i, s,i.,,r,.a
i,rt,i, iiist,,m,..k. Mnnst.n,,mr', tm",n,.
j,rui, Oct,titD. t;frtu. iiav. s,,,,tsrIrs'
i,rts, II ( Iiw..n. i;i...,tS,,,i s,,.,.,sio.
t,r, i.ni", it,,1;ni.. tt,ht s"'''''''t
,.'i, s"'i i, iaI'tn,i., nt'' !am., a.,.,,,,,, t,.
arh'. ftnHr,, J, Svr,.n,s Wm.H".s',,, I,,n.,or
srhr r. i itrms"n Mt.r"u,;',Et, i,,,,,nn
Schr j. ii, Etrt,lpi,scr. Sa"lni,ua.. iut,,ii,cr.
scs,r + ifn'yi,n, t1 tt,,sH 4,, ,,n,r ,,oef'
Gs ~ y, !: r".'s,,.,s..,s ."s".nt. !uMs'u.. 1..
Srs,r tu,;cs, -. M.sE.,.11, i,gtI,o. 'utapes'
Srs,r pminsSI' ss"n.,,,hi" t..,,, ra,.rt. ~.
sct.r +, Is. l.nrKcr. itnt;t,s. fsxht. '
nr sl.!,r T. w'a n.e uiiint, uii,v..,1t, nafk 1t..
s..nr j. 1. ii,;t,n,,s' M,.slts,n,,,. i,mi,or
,;chr S,a,tI, it"xs.,'' i.tiIw1:s nirr Iw wus,<,
ss.;'r ih'.sia t,i, H. ,t,aIiA ,I. "ooa''
sthr ii.it1..r3nn. rn S1.tsk.rH',' i!,t,,i,rr.
cr s;,Hr 'is H!,,ni, n' !. ir!. s,r..r,t e'F g,,,
S..,,'. si"ri""tt' sf,,,',t. .,,,,,''. ,Ht nHhta.
t;ti,r II i, Eii,.,. sirti,,t,,,,,,.,.s t,,",tn,s
, 1880-09-03

W NEW V1tI4ENNSs
NEW ORLEANS. Hapt a-flHuis-Hlspng: xupor.
Inc. hnta:s, Xxx, sI0ost.i, Xxx, ta.su4 Lss, hlxl
grades, AJ6sIfMh13.
CohS-1u1i. weak. and lower at tl557a
OATa-klea1y ut &0c.
ConS.htEAL-nali and lower at fa.a
HAf-scatca ant nrnit choice, fsL(u.
fHuf1stpSs-l'0rk sulat but nm at glGes. Lard
Neadf' llorso. Hsspc kcs, VIC. Hulk n,uats guvts
shoIlisra. t4. Aac1h alrudy with u fnIs tptl,ns.l
9houasss HllG,1ci claAt-rtb, *97Hl315t clcar flUl
!!ama. susar'eursd. 9ulet but arni caaya.el. 0t{a
j3trc ~"
MntSKv-stoahy, Weste,n rcct!ird, tl.Uhiall0
III, ka-t4iue-l,alaa,d ta!r md ntMl kst Hrm
fso cTt<a9s. trI!Exry to pEtnla, the sugar
istnkna ack!vss kettle, !U1ai yuIIuN u'aried lU1kc
~ MAM!*ssSs-NOuu avta lttes IN si,01 lsMAuat L0u!4.
HtAH-FlfNlpr NJ THY iAr ...
hlnStFAht-Sillt Exchange IN New York. IL q
pr tL"n tEemlami sterlIlk = sxchanga, sal}a
, 1880-09-03

:, as suon % the public learna that the Shakers
eurtapA:la ta tho genuine Stnkcr medicine prr.
paEctt tnn roots. herbs, and borries, uriwu,
sellctns, IND prepared BY the Canterbury ShAk.
sss Shaker fii!axc. N, H.. they viii tako il i,
plt1rrthrt tn MI t,thers. such III thrtr yegAFd fur
Inc ch1sacteE Vt tho United brethren,
, 1880-09-03

ToLEnp, Sept. 2.-tinAtx-Sonn i1onnt opcncA
w1'cnt ttnlI a,,d luwcr, tla.tng ns,nr., M. whtu
Wahns. 9l4c. Nm. rctt Walss srus. y" ic; srrlru,.
hnr. 9idt t'"tnbor, Nei S"veA.h.s, Viz; 1>scumbar
Ea4es Sn,1 rc4t Wnhasf N,tci leIrcled. St.c, Nm.
n,nbsr fhn1.. atNt tutn ou1et: hI, n,1xesl. ltSci
No; SPIT ta'd serlfMnr. 4Y1c tlciuber. +sSrs Nj
wife. !te. tc1ect't. TT. Oats ddlt NJ. Eat sc;
C'uttu: A,nhGr Michigan a;.se, M. rcl. SPOT md
i]sErnIl,er. n7c. -" - .S'-f'
itEcEIFTs-Wcat, t1sun lal, corn, la0n hu. pal1
Auu Hl. ,...
n,Slli'sssSrssyl,cnt, ~ ou, cosn stoU bu. onss.
, 1880-09-03
PEORIA.

rE0IltA, Sept 2.-fnAiS-Co.n 1!rm; hRtl-u,lxed.
mixed. !sa;sp(c unss tlrnl; No. wte :pM
I:snic !tyu Etztrces EO.4 s75{ts7dc.
lltGiHtSEs-ttrul mt $3.iI,
, 1880-09-03

ST. Lnt'is. Sept LI.-Fthrn-tinchangcd
t.nAtx-Whoat unse.tltA: NJ. 7 red. kFke cA>i,,
September. III ta6t:fc t,ct0ber; ai4.
plitc Sosnml"es syh6*c tho rear; NJ. Ia. s!l<dt
A,xe, M. lido stl4sssl!sc. torn hlshprs a.arc cash,
!.@A4 September, a1.ks.s as;3fc October. ;sttr
Sns"nlh,s' '';}kaSfc t,rcc.na.r. tho yrnr
S?ycnlt",t: .s,zc M yrar. ltys tirni, i53Ac.
MtTrEH.liUttrr: llttey. al134c,
EttIx-ftglier Ut In iir.
WNtsKr-steNtIy ut ii, ii,
riNrlst!!$a-!t!rk Tutrf Mt tlh1s. Ury salt meats
atH'ni ~ " *'.t *S.t l'acnH tirnt ri ti2A tyL4{,
MIL, N, f!n"r o,. htss what ;' u, cot,
sitIrsESts-fla1lr+ Eili bris; wGTuf iiIte hui,
corn, ub bit tats nts1. ryc iuno; barley, l,onc.
, 1880-09-03

Spstfdl Dspateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, acpt. ..--tiKAiS-1ho t'r,ee
CnrfrHt terDsts: Wheat II ltactlpls tho past wgck.
ssi bsl; shpnlena. .0e hi market t'rn,. M. =.
!4i. w. {c. ilesnlcr 7ytt NJ. y cash, T{c; Octber,
fa(c. cnEli-!sscetuls The raSl week. l!i bus shin.
Kite - '7t - = ET' -'r-0'
, 1880-09-03
LAKE PORTS,
llftffAi.t1.

Special nhpsteA to 7ns Chicago 1rtbnnt
hufrALu. N. =. Sept. ...-ArrlTals-Schoouc
J. u. hIaslen, G. Il. Nina Prince Alfred, John
Muucc, IT, l.. Fryer, xrul,t. ChIcAYo
cleareh-t'rnpra1esa ", 7. urnvcs, C. Nurl.
but, W. II. Gratwlck, sshu oucrs ], It. Noyce,
, 1880-09-03

lETnntT. Mich, Sept. - -Fi.nCR-Qntet.
GMAlN-Whcat steady, extra, {l,D!t4, Eo.1 white,
observation-disclosures. ht.nM In.
BiIIFatHSTS-Nl!eat, 4:tutl In.
, 1880-09-03

NEW YnisK. .scpt&.-Eunin!kHfan housca nsr doing
Eur bu-nn~r. uta the 1"hblng tss,a continues lct
I've. Cnttoh If''a IN silently AvHnnd. and prIceA u,
chanxelt. l'f!lts In .lalrsuiu request t:inshnu,x
selling frDty. ltsHkk pDu4 au14 we'll Mnn's tsear
wuninn< III light demand. FnreKn guods Iu improved
Ttt)NEst.
, 1880-09-03
<1tw YORK..

NEW yonw, sept. a-rLorn-s.n,e n,,t, Western
s,,, ens hssvy II ae.t instances .ssv, lftSsf d.
s1s 'ps'i ss t. ':sss ss ss F'' i" ssn "s
wqsss ,st ssas, 5 "sns .ess s s.s, aa's; @
::"s +: ss r1s;s: :s:: :s :s :, :sss {
as tNaiW, u Srls Mtnne,nta nn' sp W.r"na,, u,sy
sssny " ~ S. q 70 M a'r, I. ,; sss;
tse.e NJ s liz I n,tsf fs for a, f""ss ,sf
IL I sss se ss' unsss sy e%"as as ss q ae s !.
k.t'ss: ai'd Very e''oso to iaaey iSoled u
sss;$s I ~: at former *"s''' 'a"s,""s
assss s,,.t!sy 's pTS.snts . piaeo suppIe.
y asS I'll: i :s*s:
satsnsve se wsiS @ ss ns ~ ~ xsa 1
Si:$s,si s. s If; s.. H.
"a S"u ;s sf$s
Ssssi ii'%f ity y yc.c Z. H. @ ]
~ ss, ssS @ sSsstys
:.f!;s ssst. .sss ss .ss:s s!s
S@ISsi!,s @ u g @ btiI stUt Vi ,nis:i ssase! ti%s
s$;:s si isss2 i: ss I;ss; # ;ss:' sss
e!y sir,t1T ,IT et A; m1si ws.tsri; nsiads.l. :i
yanS.a l!s9}2s: N: ,..,st !..stan:.: at'oaI Y,
sss @ sY!s'!Ss; n!ifs : y
e. g IStYGs h # hsssS %,isd i; is rsss
HGlsa Hpsy e m II pSsls b 'a s1 % wsT @
ss;s ss;s NJ II &C. asEs as 5 81 a #
III; tI4!;;,ov,s,nxs-w..,.r. ...~ ,"., ...s ."s '''' "
tho ieanss noCt. aa 'er9 e pfsnto' t, s u
, 1880-09-03
NttLNAtFKEE.

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 1.-flnt'Il-uutl md .lroorine.
HNaiS-Shuut Eira'ty: hpc,te,l n's ctHspd wGnkcr,
M. Milwaukee tsn sItr;, M. Milwaukee,, 1Hci
M. IN. Ssr: September. s7]tc: uctnbuE. M'4e So-
vcnhrr, +'kc MI. tl. 1Jts NJ. ! Iu nnlaIna!: re-
Jrtsetl inlnn t'urfi nIet tint stray; No. 9al ta{r
trurfci NJ 1t nc. lnrlc5 Hr,tsf, s:arco III. i
kt,ring liz. go
tiOviaInSs-fIrsn; mrss poyk. fl7..1 cnsh md Sep.
trHr: flt:s1 Dc,nter. 'rlie xteMln 1Ard fi.tI caa
and Srl't,t!h'r. tS.ilt t5ettt,tr.
ltthl*-stGhi1y III f.ibhi0.
FttEtH1ITs--Nhrnt IL Iufntn. 41{c
HErEirTx-F!uMr. s,uU brs; wIse,s, glT1 bu. phls,
HhBh In. -
SiiI''lE*rs- -tfhcat. 4,Dd0 bu. curn llU bu: oats,
iQ,NN tu.
, 1880-09-03

NEW ORLEANS, Sajrt. 1.-larrt.v- v-tlnil pnl EASY;
tldll,i1 ll}Ac; Inv ml,l.hG, 11ke: gual ordinary,
wv: net rccupts III baics: Ksoss l5; saiss, ;Dt;
btUck, IttM.
, 1880-09-03

tiosTnS. aept, 3.-FLHr'a.- -.Sht demand; Western
tfirrrfc t.SDA i,s's csn,nnn Gxtrna $Ist7S: Wis
c,tnsln cxtrua, siais,ai, Mu,,csntn pxtsss. t;uMs
sul; winter Whats tlhtu and Michigan.
iuann nna 1l!fnUs. {i25t; Bt iyuts, ki!1klIs4as;.
srine w!rnt patents. tEihas.,: Winter du. tdrui;.a
,GnAtS~t'osn qulut; mlxai anh yolIhw. E;I;e&tSc.
Oats tnlt No. land exttA whl.u. t.isc; M. wltu.
stct M. mixed nHa NJ. white, sets?c lsYo uoal-
luhEiy unchanged. Wy
isTfE;t-%.s,.rn cl,olce rlcnmercs Hi@5 ct'oico
EtlHH-Nrxtern trt,sl. IL. Lie.
ltEtEtrrs-FtUur. 9xu brls corn, Is OO1 Uu; whoas.
1t4G In.
AntrMEsTH-Flous,5 Sin lrIs.
, 1880-09-03
>>-,.. .sAiLlso.D '4.a..L .tr'InE.rAlLr,.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TEiiyy

EXPLANATION OF ltEFEEExCE Mautz.
tDAlly. '"'onoaT escebtY
, 1880-09-03
| l'''asn. Ann.

i'nnt' 'f%n i".s! !';s* ~, r.t a! i1;I
% snEo md s'nunel nn., Ind iifnsn f"',,1l ,1esweea, X.
a"'xz 'z s.s%t. u, :nS ss"" IT. s,sev"S c'! =
Mo nshor 20" tgs nan Or ay % n,hs i1s, Mnn
g-!,rpot co7nar II ssii Will. mud Ksa,,o.u. x
t-oepnt cofnoruf Cnilat Hnd Kintje.stst
, 1880-09-03

THAT II TIIE ti0I1'S TIlsT1I," :.
'fhls II t!lo story, tint Patterson Ilns always
told % l1ia. friends, VIII, political .luors
u,lutlIer direction, he luck. tIl, ,nnttya fur
1arDpttsntns Il fN!selmtt, a(ny It nut 0E tint
unkrs Ahles .lsttl the lnitinls III MI tl!esu
Crcdft-Atntftler clseS for ,,Ie.I,nruluIln pltr-
l't'stS III 'Ils suit with AlcCan!I" Il. u. W.
, 1880-09-03

~ ~ trnllts run va AI'wn,.kro. TYcknt3 fpr ~ Phi
It"r, r.,nt!i!tnrntls nra sn0h oher via MntIsun III
4faiF'o aa CGteH, Or Fla Ln Crosse n,j Wiuana -S'
aIflnnt1 f'cntrnl 3kn1irns,I,
Depot mot bf LnkH.Rt ard ftIot 1r rwDnty-.nc,rd.
Ticket Gltlcu, III alolpl-s, f1ear t,JnYIs ',si
Facthc lptul. hltd Palmer IIuusn, @' o'+iA
, 1880-09-03

Lake Eho~1 = Michigan anushrrn I.nilwa,
TiEk1t 6ileea ht depnts YAH 1uren-st., huaa II Is
sac, twenty .secDf.ss., II.d Forty y.ttd.At Tiette
Rnd frciaht Itic0 undor Ah1rlnnn ltOuso ard teaet
1tcea IL Tho HrAnu kac!tiu uutei md laitss! luu.&
, 1880-09-03

Sp'efdf DHra:;h 70 TIE ChlcN9o Tflbttflf.
r0IsT CD1.1nltst:, t>nt., Sept. a.-Passcd ,lown-
Scl!oaurrs Grnnt'i'tn,. ChcnInt tn IsiuYsto c,,rn;
q. ~. Srelnt. Chicago to Kingston. wheat; J..
1irtc th,cagtlto to tarllen Istal.I wnitilt !t,l,r;
sligo; chi"En ! to SiHyston. wheat: propcllcrs
Eurnpe., ChtenEo to Montreal, gt,lcryl ctirgs,:
California;. tlic,En II, s1otltrGl. Kc,l:r1i Clrgo
Claarcsl-s;tca,n-bargo Tccnlnscii, fur Chc,,go,
light.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
An Oppressive Law.

Preston >chIii~, cnior.d, whO was jailed
or Nov. Is b for hasiag rnbh+d a man on
,te streets @: this city, served his penalty
nd Costa uct SATURDAY, and on sPpli-
cation of iitor ,ey Ss-e!-, wss di-chargr6
un.i.r ihe. in.o!ven: act. Il seems 10 he a
queer law that rsqaires prisoner alter b.
hiss served oni ili- pen.l,y snd COSTS to be
comi,-l-d 10 u, ke application TO tn- cir
cut clerk for ,i.-c.zr.e under the insolvent
law ant TO prove Ia the satisfaction of the
clerk, mot ouly thai he has rerVed out hi-
time. bu, tina in ed Elton that he Ia IEsoi
ven', before hs can nc discharged. Yet
-nci. ~ ms 30 10 ih- law. SupPo-e the
prisoner rl"Ves ,bs. h. has served out his
,iul., b., faii- 10 Prise hat he il insoivent
ani the ci,rk :.ni.ris him TO prison.
rhousi. s.r;r,,e!iis: tie prisoner To prove
that he - i:.-oiveni il :. :rt of tir punish
m mt, vet after he has AZ. we'd out = penalty
VIVA. further CLAIM has the Lag on him
Il lock. If C ,se of false imprisonment
might readily b. sustained If any opI.res
: n should "crur in such Cases. The RICH;
%. per-onsi liberty Is not to BE- irsmI.Isd
un wi,nout ,eires- by a clerical cf6:sr IS
-mmii Judicial pow.:s.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
A Costly Joke.

Yesterday, . coHn'iynau csme ans
ps.i Joe Peti.r's pace IL business On the
cursor 81 S.ccad AID OHIO .;reeJ~, and s.,d
to him, hold az up d shy ring - ich b,
wore oo biz h..ser, "ifoa will you ,.aie
,hs, -msli c'ock (va'dsd 81 S5l for my
ring p Jos.. who Was at the time taking
with some one else, isinsiy replied. "fi.
trade even" "Aii risht," the county
brother responded, ard before Joe. had
time tn oij.c', he had thrown down the
ring, grabbed the clock. slipped IL into lis
overcoa, pocke, aud skipped down S.cuGd
street. Joe. Pur-ued him. yelling after
hiui, hut al to NO purpoFe. He then
put O:hcvr Men lily ON Ihe trail OF him.
which ni;nble-;ootsd 'nigi,, 81 the star snd
billy soon captured the holder ~ tie clcck
and brought him back. when Jre. lid 10
him, 81 want r,y clock p To watch the
rural rno-,er replied, Il am no baby; yen
laid Won wouid trade the CLOCK even Tor my
ring. ! own thi. clock" And he pu'led
the ticker Gu; q: hIs Pocket, pit 90 ia isce
-ni with bis hsn',s ercIi-i frightened and
cleared IL r;, 4,,i1s, 81 ,aink ia n very
6n< clock" Alter some q Ixrr.iiny, th.
pn.ssssor Of the clock wa- ,sl.aSeJ, be hsv-
I:g an s;p.r~nt right of own-r-nip. The
ring ~Iich e. received il wortn ,boui
fifteen cssis