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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
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CANTON RETAIL MARKET.


DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Canton, Ohio, Jan. 20, 1880.
The following will be found correct quotations this
day Of the retail price TO consumers OF the articles
BUTTER, LARD, DC.
Apple Butter q gal.-...e0 Cheese, q 13015
butter, y lo-"..... 9ZS Eggs v doS-."-....... 10
Lhru-.'',.'..- f l.,
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
Onions, bush......-a20o Cherries dried, b.....
Oranges, doz....- G935 French Currants q d.
Cabbage, b head.... as Cranberres, ..-s ats for Is
Potatoes bush, ,new...-55 Raislns, y b...... ii@l5
Apples, dried, RIb.,.... !" French, ...4ls
Peaches, impaired Tomatoes In can............l2
Soup beans, y qt.7, q
Peaches, dried, pared Lemons, per doz.....-... 30
v BID...,......",....,2O
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Buckwheat Flour y d.. Oat :" ...-.........
Graham Flour, ib....ok Homny, per qt..,...,...A
FRESH AND SALT Fish.
~ SSSSii,.-',.,...'sS SSi NOL SSSSI.. ....asSS asSS
SSSSii". SSi............. SS % SSSii...:. iSS isS
Pickerel, Full Weight.
No, X Dbl -.,,........a 90 No bbl .........s27s IS
SSI..:ssSsS SBE sSsS sfss III ....... :....:..sS e
Day GRocERIEs
Gut hoef Sugar y @O""iiSS Ez' O. Sugar ;;.."..'lS
SranHiSted" STS9adS ..."-i5 ...."-is Brown . ..
Sugar . lb-.......-.l1 y. Q. sugar-....-.
| b. Sugar.."~................ 8
Fowls.
Chickens, allye....-15@l3O Turkeys live, p b....
u b..........4 dressed, "........I2
SYRuPs.
Silver Drip, y gal ...a...70 Common Drip 60 ...55
| Good Z" ........60 N. o. MOIasses - 60
FRESH AND CURED MEATS.
Fresh Pork -....,,........ 4 Shoulders, a ib... 8
Beef ssss s6sl SgIn SI5 s6i, BFeasSst P61s
Dried Reef '',b Veal - y D'''''''e Sc5ii3
| Hams, sugar cured 2 h II Beef '' ,....5C1 s
country Tsib......
CHAIN MARKET,
Wheat, old......... .... 5000
Wheat, newi so9 %, s dS S
Oats, new-".......SSgT Hay, new-.-..e 10 OO9lS 90
Corn"'""''-''.'"'''''''' 9So- .r--.--------
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29

4 DEMOCRAT OFFICB,
Canton, Ohio, Jan. 20, 1880.
The following will be found correct quotations this
day Of the retail price TO consumers OF the articles
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
FrouH AND MEAL.

Flour, y sAcki 7O@i IS Corn Meal, y N ........,.
Graham Flour, f6...Sk Homlny, per Qt,., ,.......
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-29
YNaETAnLns ANp FRu1Ta

Apple Butter, y gal.....eo Cheese, p Rib.........1S@
Butter, . iO-..."...... @2S Eggs, SsdoS,"~.-....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

TITLE CHIEF MINING COMPANY.
~
LOCATION OF MINES: LEADVGLLE COLORADO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $40. 900 OOO-sHAREs 100000
PAR. $50.
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK. President; GEORGE D.
ROBERTS. Vice Presidents DRAKE DE KAY. Sec
1etaryi W. s. KEYEs, General Manager.
Trust,es, Jonas H. French, Of Arson + X SAT
ford OF Jesse Spaulding OF Chicago Adebert
Anne. Of Sew.YOrs John X. Han Of Boston r. &. McCor
mick OF New YORK; Abel II. Breed, OF Newfork; G.. H.
Mccormick Chicago. George A. Bruce OF Boston Luther
r. Marsh, of New.York; Edward Potter Of New.York
George J. Robe rts OF New-Nork
BANKERS AM Registrars Central Trust Company New York
Office Boreel Building. No. llS Broadway, New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
Eau Schools.

NALELaw School. -Rccrlar course = years;
GRADUATE cou,se n0r UePTec az %. - veafs
mrrs sert -. address Prot WAY LAND New haven u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

Company has Just been issued. The capital STOCK 1
of the organization is S1O.O0O,0OO; In 1,O0O.OOO
shares; par value 80 each The company owns
mines in Lake. Park and Gunnison Counties; Colo;
RADIO. lis Lcadville properties consist of the Hazard
and Hercules mines on Fryer Hill, comprising sew
cnteen acres, both Of which are well known as ad-
Joining the ChIysolte, Little Chief and o. X. mines
Inc dip of the Little Chief both below and at the
surface nclines toward the Hazard The great ore
BODY of the former will probably be found MS the
direction of the dip is followed. The company,sS
Park County mines are located on Loveland Hill
(Buckskin Mountain, and consist Of the Upper;
Bella d., q. W. Kasslen, Clayton, Cheeseman ana
Hallack These claims are now in course OF deyel-
opment and are considered by many as beng
among the richest in the State. They extend
across the spur Of " Buckskin joe" on range with
the noted Fanny Barrett mine. The Gunnlson
County properties are located on Gold Hill; four
miles from the Denver and South Park Railroad,
and consist OF the Gold Cup Little Gold Cup. Silver
Cup TIN Cup. st. Clair Drew and Addie mines.
These are contact VEINS. and their discovery. to-
gether with other mines in this region, has added
greatly to the prevailing excitement among pros
p'ctors regarding the Gunnson district. Favorable
reports upon all the company's mines above named
have been made by noted engineers and experts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

The Tiora Mining Company he's Levied IN o.
sc.sincnt Of pc. per share, ana o." Martin " me
Mining Company one OF 90. per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
MINES AND MINING.
TrrsnAY. Maroh 23-P. VI.

TUESDAY, March Zd--P VI
Mining shares were duh and generally io"e'' ."e
effect Of the Little Pitsburg collapse still cxerung
nm unfavorablc influence upon the investment de-
nand. which reflects upon the speculation. At the
Stock Exchange the business outside OF sales OF
i. 500 shares of Little Pittsburg at 9A0sisae %,
was light Climax declined to 7sa2' and Cen'ra'
Arizona to :. Standard was comparatively steady
closing unchanged AT 80. Quicksilver common was
per cent higher at Is. and the preferred STOCK Was
~, per cent lower at 90. At the Mining Exchange
denressiou was the rule. with only moderate busi-
ness done. Tuscarora, however, was q cents higher
at A. and Great Eastern continued strong at asa
10. The Comstocl shares were 50l5 cents lower
ard the Bodic stocks were hardly sustained II n,
xii sold down to 90 and closed weak. South INC
n,,i h"t,~een ri ~ and 81 10 and Moose fill to
81 Goli Placer yielded 10 30, Buckeye to 81 ana ana
Lrcerne 10 p. About the only redech'ng iealnIe
$40 * dividend Of 80 cents to ~. Ochef"'y '"o
naTkc. closed weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
Nfm lJutiltullon5
A TREATISE
DISEAS Is OF ME- StN IT = = I4.I'
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Tenth Edition; 3 20 np.. Price, II %.

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p0una OF 'is 'oapPIiiNEi6Ns OF THE PRESS.
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"Dr Dixon has made m audience for himself by The
strength of bis style aud The bonCSs o. ms views ~
he Ills works are always ie1d wth pioh|
Dr. Dixon is man Of the greatest capacity to teach.
Every page wcighty with knowledge and experience -
is written in clear nervous stle aud is cna'ed A.
we thmk to do much good."-tN. y journal o. MoGicme
ton By This excellent aud practical digest London Lancet
his oks written with great decacy anu tae yer
force and ear1estness - Eyenng rost y. y;
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Contains The following articles by John Liars Of hdn'
bul en- late Professor OF surgery IN the roy al oeSe Oh Si
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TobaocO- Its two Deadly Elements anu
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pages octave elegantly printed IS cents
for consultation TO 10 10 and 10 10 evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. proctor,s "Myths and Marvels of AS
tronomyv will be ready In few days at H. "or'hhg'
tons.
The Armenian Library established at Smyrna
IN 1869 has at present 600 volumes ana an incease
interest has arisen there in the study OF English An a
peal has made by the library Tor more English
books
"Valhalla: the Myths of NOrseland; Saga,
An Twelve Parts the title Of poem by julia Chh'oh
Jones' which r. worthngton has press for early pup
lcation It Is understood that Mr. Longfeow has seen
The poem and that he likes IT, .
A new edition of "HudsOn's Shakespeare
in twenty volumes. two plays in each volume, Is an'
nounced as ia pre- paraton by CHM Heath OF Boston
They are printing revised and enlarged edtons OF
Mr. Hudsons edtous of the plays prepared for the use
OF schools, and have very long list OF other school
books In preparation.
new "No Name" is in progress of pub
lcatou with the arisocrac title of Mrs Beauchamp
Brown the Christian name being pronounced after the
manner OF our English cousins Beecham." III Is u
novel of Boston wesEnd society life and Is said TO DC
40 bright and cleverly done that many OF It's Leading
characters and localities VIII be READILY recognized
The quality of the No Name" novels has been such
that Inc public long ago accustomed itself ITO tax ng tlcm
trust Some OF tne best works o American hc"oh III
recent years have appeared III TINS series.
A report has started that An Earnest
Trider was refused by The Atlantic the ground that
the editor had much material already on hand ID
one sense this is tue but not III the sense tba the
editor OF The Atlantic looked upon the book as waDtirg
IN special His judgment was the very reverse
OF this. Having continued stories taen under way
which he could rot set ASIDE, he recommended to
H0ughtOD O.gOOd Co. tdat they OTng IL out AT once
I'm nook form ana this they did. From thc-NeIy star
the book advanced TO Surprising popularity. The last
announcement OF the sale p1c'dll above -OVOO copies
Canon Simmons of Dalton Horne, has in press
for the Euly Eigsh Text society edition prepared
by himself OF The Lay Folks Catcchsm." which is in
carly English verse Northern dialect OF The SIX
things winch are expoupded in the book the fourth,
which is on The Seven Deeds of Mercy t. our Fellow
Men" contains the following lines:
"The first Is 10 fede than that cr hancry.
That other for 10 grf than drynk that or thirsty.
The third for 10 clctEe than that er clathe'CaS.
The fertile, is TO hcrber than that er houSclesse.
Tue fe. for to vis.te than that HEses IN sikcncsse
The sext, is 10 help tIam ina; ia rlsn en- .
The seVent. berry de1c men mat has miSici.'
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SALES-RATLROAD AND OTHER SECURITIES
1OA. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL.
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SALES FROM Zig O'CLOCK To CLOSE Oy BUSINESS
3 O'CLOCK =. VI.
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1netructlon.
For Both Sexes-Countrv.


APRIL 12-Ouarter OPENS al ClaveTack N. ~
n College and II II. Inst Rev Aonzo flack' IN. ~ ri0'
AIAPLEWOODIN both sexes;
M Concordvile Penn $50 per quarter souenS tio
'"'>N ' f.sHORTLIDGE. a. 81" Pnncipil.
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTlTUI r.,
vi Nj Ksco n g. for voung lales and children WI re-
open sept 10. ieaso6aOle Miss p Hyatt Principal
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE NeW S-
ton s1ssG6 County M j. e SGPsR' e2cent govern.
mcnt and Christian Influences thorough TO TT for any COZ
eTe Or i9 s Mace Lib Judge jon,
Blair Jersey CITY. r. :. STEVENS. y NJ.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n. Y.-Bot1hl
LII enter at any tune Cpe9 during Sq1s lFt a. ~
CWARTIIMORE COLLEGE, near Phladel-
Mia Under care Of friends Bo,h sexes admitted at
receive The same degrees College Cour.escassea Sclen
sse tng F64 p N%f@ nss W&BD H. MXdIL
President. swartlmore Delaware co.. rem.
Miscellaneous.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, on farm
n fourteen miles ir Ncw.YO:k - pei "eeA UO4
washing. tuition comforts o. county .o' r c,rcn ara
app TO Mis-. IL. c. MORRILL, Manhass Z. J.
A GRADUATE of Cambridge (Englaad), 10Y oI-
merry scholar Of ha co,eee aeNii+ "' :
school. or would take sole ma' asement ten wears
hl experience N tut9n Address Posi- O'1'o boN ' ''
sor, Nova scotia.
ENOR EUROPE. ,..,.,..,. ,.,..,
Switzerland 500 June - TO sep SWI,zeT!aoH s1 .t
$oo same daicG ~TedgP ;,eyc o. nrudng al lie
above ami months study OF music. ranlile. IRENE" or
LOOMIS 2$ Union square y. y, CT Box "c' Washington
Foi LADIES' without escort d. Is u9ies are sine q9a non
WANTED. Superior p'anise; not over
hon .clod Of widower extensive travel Address M
SrECr," Tribune Uptown once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
rrw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH "a, 1880.

THE MONEY MARKET.
sALES-GOVERYNEY STOOK DBPARFUEyk
THIRD CALL-1l2 O'CLOCK Pm.
ia Coupon 1901 800. ....... bee . . III 3
FOURTH CALL-2l9 O'CLOC1P. NJ.
L Ga Reg 1891 - coupon IVO' ,oos
AONtVVV--''-
L IS Coupon SSi
10000 .................lO5A
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1nlnln9.
,ALD MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY.

Location of Mines LAKE PAEK and GUNNIsON coUN'
tbs, COLORADO.
CAPITAL sT3cK G:o9 @n f1ae' par value
J. r rEYToN, President JAW sMAvEMEYEIR! ~ yi c.
PIesident EDWARD p. CUE. treasurer CHARLES
I1S's + fsy!on YIN vssTg'iyc Ed YAM, r. cpS
Nm !oi james II ;yemcItr L. " ~pcic Cia+ A. sher.
man. Jams j, Tsr r II o.rs er x W. lns ier
Ran%T l. Goostio rsi ST oil IA en- EluS r
iop NOV orr Gian~& Co Re ~ Of an ers ~ sew
Xo ne be- and Co II. va, { Icug. New.YorK b. N.
II ieher, Denver, Co. 5. =. % e., Le-a'i!c.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE: a NAssAUsrr NETWORK.
KING BEE MINING COMPANY,
IA Location Of Mines. BoDlE CAL1roRNIM
Capital. ~ 900 O1O; shares. 100000 par, $50
Organized under the laws Of New.Nork-
STOCK UNhSsEsSABLE.
President. A. J. SEVERANCE.
Wee President c. f. COLLINS.
Treasurer, J.. G. FEkiu-
superntendcn r. " Brzzo formerly Calumet and Hecla
Registrars, Union Trust Company.
Counsel, Holmes & Adams.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE Boreel Building ll5 Broadway
Ncw.York
TITLE PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED
- MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION OF MINES, LEADvILLE. COLORADO.
Organized under laws OF New York .tock unassessa
bic 100000 shares par value 500
Officers
JEROME b. CHAFFEE President.
u. H. MOFFAT Ja, Vice President
ii. a. KIRKHAM, Secretary.
Trustees
Jerome B. ChaGee Charlie, Dodge, James D. Smith A;
Dam Charles J.. Perkins James 4. Soutter. David y
Draper, Henry Havemeyer, Hon A. H. Rice Mass.;
James IL. Chase. providence X i H. A. W. Tabor
ID. H. MOaaf. jr., Denver, Colorado Hon.
W. IL. BarDum. Providence.
General Manager of the Mines, II. b. BEARCE
Bankers First NaOna Bank. Denver First National Bank
New York.
Registrar Of Transfers. Fourth National Bank, y. y.
Offices BORLEL BUILDING. No 1l5 Broadway. NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
CGtnfr5.

4 CENCY fer SCHOOLS and TEACHERS:
" Jcf.aiz.a ana ,aGors,d be- ieddaq CdVcH0rf0f -
1ounlL Fami1e- schools and Colleges promptly ?l'Ilst
with sEpcln tecnrs grad rates Oi best Altrca al ~!
eign colleges send for c'cuai. L. COIESW okli -
NLl. DOMESTIC BUILDING cor bieaGWty a.a It't---
4 MERICAN and FOREIGN, TEACHERS,
y AGENCY supplies colleges schools an" anu WIN
thoroughly competent Professors, Principals and r
Families Eoius abroad 10 The county promptly su Yea VIVA
superior GuiCrs GovCEcs-cs can OF OF address - VI
YOUNG. American ana Foreign i'a'hcIs Agency - "on
square.
AN experienced. well-recOmm, nded c1ll-
~ teis govc.ne s t'ycll up@n on, & : q nsh u .
e. dt cnga I'd Adilc : Mis- WEBB EoX 90 IllOuh p
10 once lbs lrmoWd'
elEST teachers, American and foreign, prompt
Dy provided families schools COLLEGES American school
Sod. " y,3u r. lih
EOOD TEACHERS of successful experience
IL constantly wanted.-SOnt particulars IN yesterday
Tribune application forms mgiet1 rFOsta-a J. v htil
MEEHORN ~ecy ANN SCnOOl Institute, - T. lii!st ~
PREACHERS supplied TO schools aud families
L without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH EDUCA-
TIOSAL BUREAU. % Unonsqnare
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Par; q the Exeter estate that belonged TO
tho late Genera! Rus, $50 cores. in Loudoun
couG!y, rtar LeesbuIg, has been sold to Edward
Nichols ttr $50 per scre; 264 acres of the same
tract was Eo!d to Eissr Birch and Geo. Wallace
!@T so g:r sC.c,
G'i;1 x ri.:i2 CT p.ai. j. Z. Gorlop, of the
Ua!:sIsi;y Of A,a-aiisag, reached bis fathers
hc42 il Iauqu!er coYoty On Saturday end were
inferred with Masonic horrors. lie Wss young
nan rho ind sreedy made his mark, and
vas tho oaly CHILD ct Chas. II. Gordon.
J. Z. G3t6oa, Of Pi.tSburg, has secured the
c2c!Ga1t to c::1yia!o the Lyrchburg street rail
Wy TO tic fair grounds before October Is. A
rronCs:licn bg Fir. GordoR to lease Tho road fol-
i've ges7? a7a pay yearly dividend Of 5 pei
coat cn lto csi al seek Of $4,000 has been
accepted.
4 tua in the hands Ct the little son Of Mr..
|. Il. Weti1l2tc. living near Melroso Station,
tauqltT c!::cty, w1s accidentally discharged
lasi Ru;S cad tic clatcrts lodged 10 The breast
OF his 'ius9 bTcthay. who Hss out cunning with
ham. iao Noatd though serious is 10! thought
10 BE- fats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

The Maholi!es beiOg unable to secure audi
enoo3 If their OVID, wait for those gathered by
tho democrats. a5 they did ct Fairf,x Court
House aad Culpapsr Ccu;t House yesterday,
aud then SIT up siis shows, tho chiof a:treoA
tons OF which arc republican SPEAKERS. such al
Mr.. Cocn!al, postmaster at The list pamcd
place. The parallel o! the hycna1 waiting !or
tho I:ora to kill tho game would to nnp!iclba
we're i: not fer ooo thirG, which Is thst Tie
democrats leave nothing for tho hlahoaitts.
When they have flashed thcif speeches aglr5"
bady is convinced that they are right. and there
is 30 material for tie Mahonites 10 work unnn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

Mr.. Blaine ssys tbs raagoo nc CHIT get tho
official retur1s ircul eoms Ct The towas in Maino
ia tho want Of traYclioz f4o lNica. But tho &c.
turns frcla thesa sluo tcWrs last scar. wian
the Republicans had 90 reason tor holding them
back, wir9 received the day lfter the e!tc;ion,
aud lTGrtliog facilities have increased ic Maine
size, ten. That there vas deliberate attempt
to cCant out Piaistcd mes: pooIls sra nov con
vircad and had i: not b:cn fer the !car Of lis
Injurious etFtc! upoa tho d:ocr1 to be ho!d il
o.ber States it would hGro been persisted 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
siikI gHirs1S Sra..rn.-

Tho ga2l rcopl9 0! The c3ucty Of Fai;! X IS.
so%5:cd At tatiE cur. hous: y-8te.Ia? 10 great
numbers. ;1a cr3T: b,i-g estimated at from
: 500 to $500. i2o.adiGs several lu21tsa i:es
Jhcfo VIZ. siso mary p9,53:s !.o.a ..o r,ish,
boring ;ics aad c.uati.5 rG;a:c:, Ill saxoGS
sieaf III Do!i:isai Topics d tho dsy
d!scu:sed, aud We have seldom. seen 1,oro iossr
ested manifested CT heard mara l:ttgai;utd e.
pressi5a Ct opial3n to via Z: Tins a2proGchiag
elset;oa. The ncor'e aye thoroughly srousaj!
to the lmp1r'11co 81 tho contest, aGd FaiFts :;
may be c!4isad among The mes. certain OF lie
Counties in TIC tiStiict Lex 6 Gausns m.j9r.ty
Ter Hancock aod Eogiish and B.rnour.
lntho court 5cu;C gard L s.sEd had been
erected itr tho speakers. which vas tostConeG
With rs AID cSlTsreoas, aud moS5 cyc,!lcut
| music Was disc - tie }I,cDburg hand.
Tho tirst speaker Vas Mr.. JOHN 5. Barbour,
who, ID p!elo, 'uava;nisbcd' cl:l9 gavo to
| The l!scs!ne crowd e btiti, bat ,Uc.d expression
OF his flows upon the great n0iitcai issues ot
tho day, touching upon tito Sieto dcbt Question
| BIZ! to deprtCl:o lis b2iug luggeG istO tho yrcs-
EFT esrvass, a1d urging upon tia pacp!c the
| great !,nNlrtaGo, Of clcoling h1 democratic
.'~ WI .-t "'""~ - s''1' q" ''u''
atu was warning Iaa II qltali: Sn:iaud2G'
MtJ n baEc7 i. Ire. 81 Lfcit0!E, ta'i1Tci
| h!r. Ei!t0u: II an eiGqlcn! icGl 0i upTagls
| OF nu hAur 5 !eCcth, thRi rrOdUotl n 81 HARM
! ciE;c' cCG 0;q mrs. hcarilV cIrorcA
4. ii,a c,ncire;n, cF Mi I,,'. sno.,h $40
! lara nt,,r,-nr rDsn ;nr;S,I - "a ~ ,''s
.'I f,"S Wa ."'ls:u !" s"''a-c "'
! 'HE'i'tE'aH ta-Gl", - TEich l-E,i 'il&n iG:fl
| "a3 I EtEoih' auG hsG';y tespiUSH, $50 II &c
| loved the FGHsSS vi h 4 n,.t
| SHGlkiaT rSB !sSuEad ai,Cr ,ii.n;r er,i A.
| Il u I!nninr rr W;,cbent.. in,l- ~, c,n.
! 49,, ,;Ia l,,;,.I ,N,S ."I "'"''
| ''' l'~"" =" " 49, '"EM'' '''. "T'ttiIE ~
iiicht % tH"at"H 81 En eep: ia !9H"EA, SHOW rS
| tho N2@a33!'y icr !tle tlic!Gn at ih;& ;i!3o g!
GCmcc:.IG administration, and G!tn cS5an:ia
| imp2rjALo1 al harmony aud u0;ty ~ ina rank!
| CT The rg-;p in this State. Pho r.--o,ls nf -,
| ~: rr,o ;,tn.c-,rr,l ..;:L
| 1870 ~ 49, '''"I :i"s> apply
'.'"'e 5SS"NN'''' "a" ~ i'o'".S toii "'th G:Sa
| gu C. us Stctcl VS. IgNA3Sy anN;sud;G
| s"' d; g. GlHioa, q t"inopn', was Dolt IN
tr'oHced ~ SGPt. j. ii. Love who prcslslod with
! H!I9o hnu dignity or9! lho H!GntHG. Sol. H., ir
| his usn"i hR2ny sl5ip, eooko Ter shout IN hcur.
ana m&Go ha0 !GIpfossion, aEi ! IA HITS aEd
| a!aW1 went GHtH.!y toaG. ti1 w"a ioudi, ap
! p!aGdeH.
sir. iAmes barb Er iylaweA Unl. Uip5on. end
made. q. hs nIwal3 carr, mos: aL!e .7arln AMI
in opposition 30 tho thirt oItctnrs! iir&ct. Tn;
! peort1 eCcmod delighted with all 81 l.. s.;!
When hir. Harbour concluded his rcnarka
\ Iona Calls wont IN Tor fir - - II aola VII,
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Mr.. Conklng, niter mu,h urgert percussion
finally fred of lis gun LIS: Friday Light. His
ammunition, ike mess c. tha. he hsG always
used. WAS downright aud e,oss nisteptes,uta-
lion and tie veriast sopbisuI. but. nevertheless,
vas doubtless tfeot.vo with lis aulictc,. lie
WAS frank enough, how1vGr, 10 acknowledge
thai the radicals 1:ro conducting this campaign
upon Sectional iSius!, ard attempted, though
v1iGi:, to justly h=iu. Tho sc!:i South Was
the red f.g liza: engaged him. though he
knew TIA, t. dissolve tt3t s5!iLi;y would re-
quite tia. soms 4 the S5u:h:ra S;stoa be
turned over &c thu c3nrol Ct ignorant, thrift
itgj aud vicious Icgroas. H. accused the South
81 n ,aIGg iraulueat c9psu1 r1iurlg. though
polluted y Mr.. Hayes UPON the recommends.
ton Of 50 good Z republican as Gen. Walker.
He deaeuccsd the people OF tbs South So r..
pnt;iaio:8, when lie kncw that q; tho cat
ciCc.i3a "a AfkaISa; Tho democrats G! tha;
S:at;, Though opposed Gy cha raputiicus, de-
| ciirea :E,iGst rapulia!ioa. a,G that tho dcm5a
cratic party in F;rsiaia i nov ii4h,iag for tho
Same OF ct ard against the s.mo uppononts.
10 sa'd ne "Se'a II III LAYER Oh S1is u,oaeE,
vile no had Just fc!1 lha' Alabama aud Ar
tatsis h@u Voicd asai9st tie Er2eHbaekifsb by ~
oVar"htIininF mfJ2r!iy. lie eh":':d thc South
Win eiSFeRald az tho sA@c:ny Il recunialy
obliga''ota. 'h0ush l." feaaS every Day ihRt Ills
parry III "E'"s i a''rS q! /. eaa 10 defeat
ING men ""' "'1' 70 hay '"o last dSD: OF Ills
ot'''' "a to'a ia" saa'2h'e 'hAt tha South,
IL ''"r' IL ao'!r'c IL" t'ieh!'n1 purposes,
"ou'd 'Ioo"S''"c. 'ilo 'u!'!eho N"uft' "hcn Ec
iaa n''h'aE 10 "atfaGt 'ueH an assertion,
though !'a '"a rar'7 nad oohc that very thing
to nE2raa"I53 i!o wealth. CT ao:ne OF rs nem-
bs'S lie :sfp;d upHA tue paY5A2nl OF South
/ cfn o'si'@" "aa '''''' ';'hs''o"' "heh ho Is
o'"'''' :" ''''' '"'' -! "i1' - !;hp2sa!n'e
"'''ou' '''' 'oH .-' I, ''''''''a'ln' ol Tie
o'a'es u JUS - o''"' IL" p'''a'S:n hl' heaFeia
'''A' l"o cpu'''sA' pay ""u'' pdiic "f lho
merchant marine CT tue e.tatr2' Watn It Is VIII