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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

Read the speeches of Hon. John
Sherman and Gen. Logan n this issue Of
the JOURNAL.
The Office of the Train Dispatcher Of
the d. & NJ, Road will be removed on
next Monday from Lima to Toledo.
A full line Of Mems, Youths, Boys
ahd Chillren's Fall and Winter Cloth ing,
at A. q. Williams & Bro.
Some unknown friend will accept our
thanks for copy of the Weekly Fiecman,
published in Dublin, Ireland.
-Enos Griss sh owed us on Wednesday
a Winter radish, raised in his garden, that
weighed l6l pounds. Who can beat lhatS
The cheapest house for Dress Goods
md silks in Toledo is at Neuhausel Bros,
2l7 and 2l9 Summit 81. Goods always as
represented.
The highest market price paid Tor
Hides and Pelts, at thePerrysburg Tannery.
See market report. 2Sf.
Mrs. ]. B. Wilson, Tifin, Ohio, says
=" have worn an Improved Excelsior
Kidney Pad, and received more relief from
il than from all remedies | ever tried. ]
CUccIlull1 iNNOAuhiCHN ~ ~ oAf
See ADJ.
We invite the attention OF our readers
TO the advertisement Of the Buckeye Mig
Co, Marion, Ohio, In another column.
They offer rare Inducements to earn an
honest livelihood. 2sE
Next Sunday night is Hallow E'en,"
and we would advise our readers to lssten
their front gates. turn their dogs loose,
and watch their wood piles.
These are the days when the man with
the shotgun goes out hunting and gets
back with bad cold Then DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup takes the place Of the gun evI
cry time.
Young men, you who are going TO cast
your hrst vote next Tuesday, read on the
fourth page of this paper some of the
reasons why you should vote the Repnb-
lichh ticket
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DEMOCKAIIU nXAGERATION.

ED. JOURNAL The Toledo Evening
Times OF the llth inst, contains the fol
owing letter.
MnLnURY, o., Oct. II, 1880.
On Saturday night last the Democrats of
this place had pole raising The pole was
one hundred and fifty feet in myth. The stream
et not being ready, the pole was not raised un
til six o'clock P. NJ. after which the Genoa brass
band entertained the people with excellent mu- =
sic until the speaking began.
In two hour and half speech to an audi
ence of five hundred, Mr.. A. NJ. TreAwell's ef-
fort was received with numberless outbreaks Of
applause, showing that his audience was in
sympathy with him. He discussed at some
length the merits OF Mr.. Hurd his action while
in Congress, the necessity of his reelection,
and the Marsh land controversy. The remarks
in regard to the Marsh matter was brought out
by means of circulars, distributed by some per-
sons from Toledo during the pole raising, cum
demnatury Of Mr.. Hurd's course ia regard to
The same. Mr.. Tredwell poured forth solid
facts, and touched evciY issue of the present
canvass.
Unusual good order was maintained through.
out the evening, and tho meeting was a very
entbusastio ono, and adjourn d with three
cheers for Hancock, English, lurl, md the
able speaker, Mr.. A. NJ. Tredwell. DEM.
| agree with the writer of the above,
that the Democratic party of this place
chad pole raising" but his description
of this tender offspring is an exaggerated d
one. Instead OF the pole being one hum
dred and fifty feet long, it is not over nine
ty feet long.
His statements that the "Genoa brass
band entertained the people," and that
Mr.. Trcdwell spoke to an "audience of
five hundred" are equally as absurd. AT
ter the band had rendered two or three
pieces it went into Wegand's saloon and
remained there until the speaking com
menced." About eight o'clock they
thought it time for the speaking 10 con-
mence, and as they had given Bro. Weig-
and quite call, they thought it best 10
go to Bro. Martins saloon 10 complete the
programme. But he had been sighted in
the first call and would not accept the sec.
ond, consequently, they found his doors
closed. ! saw the procession MS il passed
from one saloon to the other. 1t consisted
Of the band and Mr.. Tredwell and his es-
corls, about twenty men in all, followed by
about as many more. After arriving AT
the saloon steps, from which the speaking
took place, this number WAS augmented to
about sixty or seyenty-not over seventy
five.
Mr.. TredwclI may have hammered away
for two and one half heurs, but il he did,
| took notice that some of the most re-
Specialize Democrats would not go nearer
than within about ten rods of the place of
speaking, and >omeol the statements which
were made, when repeated in their pres
ence makes them blush even to this dny.
His statement in regard to order was
equally as absurd, but will not use up
your valnab space to point out it's falsiry.
Millbury, Oct 27, 1880. Roxy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
Through Coaches between Detroit
&c q COium bus on 9th Eek press Trains.

All r'ius arriving in Toledo, via other lines.
make close Connections with the South bound
trains of the Columbus & Toled" Il. X.
Direct connexions made in Union Denot at
Columbus fnr Newark, ZinesvilIe, Pittsburgh, ,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington aud Pbila-
dslphia also for Dayton, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, anl all points South and southwest.
Pullman Drawing Rnum aud Sleeping Cars
from Columbus to Baltimore, Washington and
PH'latelphia, without change.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo at
Columbus and Toledo Railroad Compauy's De.
pit, Water Street. fnot Of Mulberry,
W. II HARRISON, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
O2LAND SMITH. Gent Supt.
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LItiIe nIrthdov por,vIo. s,,r,

Little Birthday Party.-Last sotur.
day afternoon, Miss Edith Hollenbeck, of
Perrysburg, celebrated the eighth onniver-
sary Of her birthday by giving n party to
a number OF her little playmates. There
were present Myra Hanson, Lulu Averill,
Lottie Scott, Ada Lawrence, Edna Lock
Katie Thornton, Mary Cranker, Gertie
Fihkbeiner, Mary Oblnger, Alta Witzler
and Bette Crabb. The little ones had
delightful time, in games and froics, en-
joyed only as children can enjoy them and
did full justice to an excellent repast be.
fore they separated for their homes as the
shades OF evening came on.-Bee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
1881

The market and e.
nancial reports Of the
GAZETTE have for
many years been con
videred standard au-
Ihority, and they are
now more perfect than
ever.
The GAzETTE has an
exclusive telegraph
wire between WASH
ington City rhe center
OF newsl. aud its edi.
torial rooms, manipu-
lated by its own opsr
ators, by which all
th e important news
from the East and
South is received, in
addition to its facili.
ties for securing spec
ials ty other lines and
dispatches through the
Associated Press. All
the important news Of
America aud Europe
will be given.
In shurt. the GA
zETTE is I" brlm fun"
Of interesting news,
aud it is adapted L.
every branch Of indus
try, and tn every pro
fession. Read it f1i
Dne year, and you will
raed 1t the remainder
Of your natural life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

Good Ink.-What is better for the NOR
ais of the country than good article OF
ink or writing fluid, that which flows free
ly and dries quickly and will no corrode
the pen? We were placed in possession OF
samples of such an article on Tuesday by
w. II. Holt, Of the firm Of w. II. II olt &
Co, Forest City Ink Works, Cleveland.
With an experience Of lS years Mr.. Holt
feels that he has come as near perfection
ne any other manufacturer, and little eA-
perience with his inks will, we think, war.
rant all lie may claim for it. Mr.. II. has
put stock of his inks OH sale, at MrFred.
Yeager's store, and we advise all to give it
test.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
7HECINCINNA7IGAZE77E
1881

| The GAZETTE is
Republican In politics.
The world Is its field.
Its ability and integ
rity are unquestiou-
able, II Is fearless
and fair in the dis
cussiou Of oil ques-
tions. The literary
aud news columns Or
the GAzeETTB meet
the wants Of every
FAMILY and its ngri-
cultural department is
Invaluable to every
farmer. The I" Rock
erv,"or children's de-
partment, is full of
Interest to both Young
and old. The " Home
Talk " is a depart
ment edited with ex
trsme care. Through
this department the
wives and daughters
Of farmers chi " a
sort Of social reunion
and give N each 9th
er the benefit Of prac-
tIcal experience in
cookery aud domestic C
economy.
The GAzBrTR ought 7
to be in every family
in the land during
1881. Leave your
subscription with the
Postmaster.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
A CAuD.

We desire to return our heartfelt thanks
to our Perrysburg friends who 40 kindly
lent MS their aid and ch ristian sympathies
during our late afliction. MAY their kind.
ness to US be "Bread cast upon the waters. -
and should affection overtake them, may
they not want for friends to relieve their
distress, is our grateful wish aud prayer.
j. A. STARRY,
NJ. II. Starry
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A BIG DRIVE
SEWING MACHINES !

$50 saved by buying the New Remington
Sewing Machine, have just received a
new invoice OF these Machines, which |
am selling at Rock Bottom prices, and |
warrant every machine sold 10y me. also
keep constantly ON hand a stock of Need.
les and Oil. Please call IN aud examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember, / have no Agents and you
can get this Machine only at the New
York Store. c. A. KREPs, Perryslurg. 2Sc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
NotIce.-Iftbe poor fellow who allowed

NOtIce.-Ifthe poor fellow who allowed
bottle Of whiskey to divest him OF his
overcoat, vest and hat, and chuck him in.
to Second street ditch Wednesday night,
will call at,this office, pay for this notice,
and listen TO good temperance lecture, he
will he put in possession of the above ar
ticles, together with a small amount Of
money. pint Of deIirum tremens and other
ammunition found Herewith.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
What Everybody Wants

Is pleasant, reliable medicine that never does
any harm, aud prevents and cures disease by
Keeping the slumach in perfect order, the
bowels regular, anf the kidneys aud liver act
i've. Such a medicine is Pdrksr's Ginger Ton.
ic. II relieves every case, and we have seen
stacks OF letters from th usands who have been
Tribune. 26
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
The Wheat Crov or ObiO.-We wi

The Wheat Crop Of OhiO.-We wish
to call the attention Of farmers 10 the fact
that our Ohio Stale Board of Agriculture
is endeavoring to get prompt, complete
and accurate statistics of the wheat crop of
Ohio, and appropriate estimates on the
other crops. Through one correspondent
in each township, 400 in all, the exact
figures will be asked at the polls Nov. ID,
from each farmer, as to his acreage and
yield for 1880, acreage sowed for 1881, etc.
Posters will be furnished to each CORES
pondent TO put up at the voting places to
attract the attention of the farmers and ex-
plain exactly what is wanted, aud to make
it plain that the information asked has no
relation whatever to politics or taxes, but
will be colated and published for the ben.
eft Of farmers and the advancement of the
agricultural interests OF Ohio. The figures
and estimates on other crops will also be
given by these township correspondents
We understand lso that Secretary Cham
berlin will in the same bulletin that pre-
sents the facs thus gathered, furnish Il
carefully prepared paper on Wheat Cul
lure in Ohio, which, from his practical and
scientific knowledge Of agriculture, we
are sure will be a valuable document.
We call the attention of farmers 10 the
matter, and are sure they will consult their
own interests by reporting exactly and
fully.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
Estrayed,-On Monday. Oct. 25lh. a

Estrnyed. Monday, Oct. 25th.
sorrd mare, years old, one white hind
foot, star in forehead, light name, with "I.
H." branded on the left hip, strayed from
the premises OF the subscriber, on the
Pierce farm, 6 miles east of Perrysburg. A
liberal reward viii be paid to any person
that will give Information that will lead
to her recovery. NJ. q. MCCABE.
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OF. THE sEM1.WEEKLY
FOR 1851.
8 II "A G!D!S-
TERMS OF DAILY GAZETTE, 1881,

single O"py, year''''''' ''''''..."S12 90
Single Copy, months ........ ....... 6 90
Single Copy, 3 mouths.... ............,,. 3 90
Single Copy, month";. ....... 81" | 25
Daily Gazette Especial Edition contain
ing four pages, / year....".... SO 90
months ....... 90
3 months I SO
l month ........ so
Every Postmaster in the United
states and. Canada is an Agent for
the Gnzctte
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

NJ. f. S. s. COncert.-The Sabbath
School of the NJ. f, Church, Cf this place,
win give their next public concert at the
church, ON Sabbath evening next. All
are cordially invited,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
Cincinnati Gozette.-We present

Clnclnnnu GnZelte.-We present in
another column the Prospectus Of the old
Cincinnati Gdsette, one among the ablest
and most reliable papers either East or
West. Ii is all and more than is claimed
for 1t in the Prospectus. We W would scarce
ly know how TO keep house without the
Gazette. Give il trial and You will find
1t household necessity that can not we'll
be dispensed with.
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ooRRkorED ny KlNo,BuRY a WILSON.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.
W ANDERSON. c SMITH
ANDERSON a SMITH,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
No, 7OO NeVenlll elret

Opposite thu United States Patent Office, wash
ington, ID. G.
No fee unless patent is allowed,
Fees less than those of any other response
BILE agency,
Practice in the U. s. Patent Office, U. s. Bu.
preme Court, aud District Courts.
Correspondence solicited aud no charge made
for advice.
Books of information sent free of charge.
Reference furnished uIon request.
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Ladies, you are invited to cal; and see
the Bargains in New Style Dress Goods
Just received at A. &. w. & Bro
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

PARKER'S HAIR EaLsAA
The Best and Most Economical Hair Dressing
esquisi.ey pcrfimed and perfectly harmless.
VIII Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
to its original youthful color and appearance, and ls
warranted stop its fllhns, assist is g.oSth and
prevent badness
A f,x applications NJ the BusA" vil soften the
hair, cle-.,se all dlndCrG and cure ch.ug and hui
moars ofthe scalp Sod yall druggists At 0Hy soe4s.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Taking Effect Oct. 10Th, 1880.
Three Passenger Trains daily Except Sun
daysl as follows:
SOUTH ROUND.
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Toledo, Delphos & Burlington R R.
TOLEDO DIVISION.


Trains stop on signal. At Toledo all train
arrive and leave Erie street between Wash-
inRton and Lafayette. FW Running Rules see
General Time Table. l II. BUrGOOH, Supt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
THE BEST SHORT HAND Sue sue,

assured. lastly learned, written aud read
An elegant accomplishment, a business neces
sily' Taught by mail. Tex books, Reporters
supplies &C., furnished. Young Writer, lOe
First Lessons, Zoe. Compend 25e. Ag'ts want
ed. Circulars free. ID, KlMBALL, 81 PARK
Row, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

COurt.-The present term Of Court is
progressing slowly but surely, with no
cases of public interest thus far Judge
Dodge will adjourn the term tomorrow
until November 18th, when the State
cases viii be taken up.
The Grand Jury were in session eight
days, adjoHrning on Thursday last. They
found indictments against the following
parties:
Henry Hoar, charged with shooting with
intent to kill.
Dwight d. Ames, petit larceny.
Thos. II. McMurray (2), selling land
without title.
Seth II. Fairchild, Jr., burglary and
larceny.
Vim. II. Peacock, shooting with intent
TO kill.
Henry Brill, malicious defacing build
ing.
August Zuber, fornication.
Jane Ackenberger, adultery.
John Welsh, horse stealing.
Chas. Irons, assault and battery.
The expense Of the Grand Jury was as
follows:
Eight men Is days-12o days-at 50 per
DAY 24O OO
MlIeaSe......... ................. III ~
Witness cost. ......... 1873 80
Total................ ............. $345 10
Estimated expenses of Sheriff aud
Clerk erk.....................,..... ......... 20 90
Total................ ................ $40 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

Ladies' CIOaks.-New Sio ok, new styles
Just opened at A. G. Williams & Bro.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

BOWLING GREEN & TON loGANY R R.
Row isg Gr'n leave, 90 4 N 1910 4 $40 pm.
HMIinE Gr'n. Ar've. s;35 N l2:2Ok 6;3j P ~.
T"ptpgany. Leave. S:l5 1900 N. k6:l5 Pm.
TnntnpAny. Ariive..7;20 II A H.& 5;40P
LOCAL MATTERS.
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n. SHOEMAKER. Pres't, Cincinnati.
l.. Williams Gent Sup't
J. II Weller. Asst Sup't DAYTON.
will. G. Norton, Agent, Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

HD~ CUT THIS OUT.
AND PRESERVE 1T FOR REFERENCES.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

ED. JOURNAL The Toledo Evening
Times OF the llth inst, contains the fol
owing letter:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

Read the speeches of Hon. John
Sherman and Gen. Logan n this issue Of
Al
, 1880-01-02
GEN. GRANT.

AL UEAuEUIkTs 9. c.
CttA1tTEsrt,S, i. G.. Jun. L-uron tho m.
nounccnlent that Gen. 0r7.nt woutl visit t3eal-
fort IN impr,mpt.l reception was nrr4lngrd this
1nnrning by lending cltizens, irrespective Ut
purity. All inmcnee cnricuurBe OF nil clusses
proceeded to tho depot With bands OF music anil
copious display Of bunting. Two colorcd MILL
tnry cempnnfcs-tho Beaufort Light 1ufant-
ry and tho sumner Gunr.ls-wcre out,
The Beaufort Volunteer Infantry, tho
crack whtto coapany,wns on tho road tcatling to
to town, with one ilekf.ptccc, firing u salute Of
thirtctn guns. Every aynilnble vehicle WITS In
tlrlla1l to atld Il, tho denominations of wel-
rhnle. At $3.50 tho special ttAIn arrived with
GrE. Gtsint nid bis party, and ho was greeted
with ehctFs from the cEtlwtl. over U,OJn. The
HtIesta wtrE seated In hnntsomc convcyHnces.
Ge1.. and Mrs. 0rsnt, md CGl. Wilson were In
tho tsrFt cMrrngc. followed by u procession OF
cttfzens. Tho carcnho proceeded through tho
HtrnetH ocnr1tcd With laRx to the hotel. At tho
CntrAneu tO thu MWM WIN I'm ArCh benrlng
tho word "WeIrnne," III evergreen. Arriving
nj Tho hotel tho hnyOr extended tho hospttnlttca
Hf tho town I'll tho p.rt ut II committee III Il
SHIRT speech. Gen GrMilt responded ss follows:
1t MtI0r!s ine Krcnt renAArp to be allowed
tho opportunity to visit Beaufort, Though only
fur IN hnur. This locality has occupied q, coi- !
HptcunuH pslcH IN history fur tho lust twenty
ytlrN 1t certainly hHa tho best qualities nf tho
,twty-eMNneitntcal r1lcU developed here.
thunk you for YOUR hospItahlo and warm well
t.ljlr,h
, 1880-01-02
THAT rlllabury Zip In Maine is ono OF tn
worst pills in tho box.
Ex-Gov. Yates is to hayo monument.
PERSONALS.

Queen Victoria hns given her picture to NclIo
Orunt Sartorts.
Tho present winter promises to he IN unusually
hnru ono on ministers, us lonAton parties aru
uloro fashionable than ever,
It IL to l,o hoped that hon nutlcr took atlynu.
tage at tho opportunities offered yesterday, aud
swore oil running for otl1co for Year.
"Prtscllla Primrose "-Yes, It Ia an old Raytng
that " snatches nre mat!o in 11envon," but they
tare Also manufactured III Akron, o.. aud several
o.hor paees.
a man h1ls boon arrested In Denver for robblny
hntel clerk. a II Is believed tp hc thu iirst In.
stallce Of 1nyholy Kott!ng ahcAl OF ono Of those
tawclcti bandits.
Visitor III 1T. Tctersburg-" WtAt ia tho nnmo
of this ltyerT' Ouide-"trhe Noya." Vls!tur-
"What, Noyaf" uutde-" Well" {IIusu tho
virus broke 10Wn.1
I'rpf. RHskln. tho Now Ysrk Tribune Hays, Is
about to follow Prof. liux!cy's oxnunpo, Arni
Ktv0 lecture OIL "t'nNkcs" at the London 1tlati-
tuition. this Is tho t'rst intilnation TINT Mr.
luskln hus had 'eln Aguin.
Fish is sall by soIcntists to DO tho greatest
hrNN-pr0dAclng food known, but we f,ntco TINT
whilo tho total saes OF thfs useful nrtclc In Chi-
caso lust ycar footed up only Il 800 x, millinery
" tho amount ot u, GOO 600 was llspoaed Ut with
comparatively lIttlo effort.
severn! prominent society young men Ut this
city hAy1 established an Institution, tho objects
Ut Which Nra certainly ut a most pruisuw1rthy
nature. 1t Ia cnlod Tho Chicugo clipper Ex-
change. aud any nAlo person may become
member ulDn proving that hH ts connected by
ties OF marriage or Infection with any lady ur
l.I1lcs Indicted to tho pornlc!0us practice Ut
manufacturing shippers for gentlemen friends
during tho holiday ae,sot,. 1t ls a w0ll- -cstal,-
ltshed fnct that no palr Of alIppess ulalo by
woman wAs over known to 1T tho feot of tho
patty for whose bt1icft tfloy wcfg constructed,
, 1880-01-02

Special D'iateh to 1As cattaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON u. u, Jun. lin my tlMo1
haso seen enough OF h1hgs' IS tho sllecrin9 re-
snark tnat s!etar st'Ro puts Tito tho mouth uf
nh Old Ftnnch won'n1.. who turns on1ionps1lo'is-
" nwny from one OF tho pageants Ut the Firat
Empire. Those whose tlaty " Is to chronicle
events ut tho National Capital cAn sy1npathze
with tho hnocts OF tho Old French cFosln. Tho
atmosphere is !l.suifed to serious work. This Is
seldom. moro apparent than upon Now years
nay. Tho socill llfo Ut tho whole city is ont Of
futlio dAllMnces Of sh.lins and OF pretonse.
Eye1ybotly's doors arc thn'wn open to eycry-
bodY, and tronp Ut people conatantly thronx
through houses, public and private, exchanging
lido compliments and meaningless salutations.
, 1880-01-02

~, ,t,,,,, ,,>.,,,,,,,.I,., l., . ,. ~
curlnus co'hFost'ot'' f1lHac up ~ great measure
nf tho descendants Ut tho old Maryland uIld
Virginia coonists, most nf whom wcre slave-
,,.r,'ar .,.",a.,a -. .
nun, nn"ptf VI pe1Ho"s VI s.e"t Fespect"nl!1y "nu
snnal tncAns, who have been stranded hero ny
former Administrations, together with antt-
uunte,l ,trrny md nuyy oirlccrH and tho like
r,,e unrr4t' ws1s.s,,n,.xn
At nearly NIL the great p!lces the receptions
were uniform. There WIS generally m ut.lu-
, 1880-01-02

SAVANNAH. Gu, Jnn. 1.-tlcn. Qrunt and purity
arrived ut 10 y. Ill., nn'l wcro received by tho
Mayor, hd 1lsmr.l Of Aldermen, and Collector Ut
tho Port. Tho military company. who had beer,
1'arslsltng III hnnur Of Emancipation Day, u.s.
s0Inhltsl ut tho CHpLtol with II band, md whot,
tho tr.n ruled In gave loud cheers. Gen. Grnnt
w1ts tnken In chArKo by tho Mayor, tho remnin-
der ns tho purity being accompanied to tho hotel
tttry tirsrinY to csc,,rt icn Urat, tho battalion
wna FORMED. n1sl Il c1,rruRe containing the 0cn-
cr!,l ht, the Mayer w1s escorted fr11 tho duput,
followed by u lMEfa crtlwi at tho hotel con-
siderable number OF whites h1d R,lthcrcd but
thor, was no demonstration, AZ tho Gencr'l
loft th9 CllrFtME. AIr tLscchtlcl tho hutel steps
llreo chnerH wGro given ty tho colorrI mIlltufy,