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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-15
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, oct. I0.-fefy uGtle
interest has been manifested here,
to-day, over the election news. The
interest centering almost entirely
on the returns from Indiana at re-
publican headquarters. 4
Special kilograms have been re-
ceived from the chairmen of the COM
mittees in all but s counties of Ohio,
showing complete returns on secre-
tary of state and Judge of sthe su-
preme court. According to the re-
turns from these 8 counties on
secretary of state the republican
gains are, 1909 and the democratic
gains are 5,657. The net republican
gain over Fosters plurality of IT,
129 last year is 2,248. The net re-
publican gain on supreme judge is
4,448. The counties yet to hear
from are Rrown, Licking, Lucas,
Altown, Perry, Pickaway, Ross and
Sandusky. Partial returns from
Ross and Lucas show considerable
republican gains. The republican
committee conclude from the above
figures that Townsend's maj jority for
secretary of state will be close to
10000 and McIlvain's plurality for
supreme Judge will be near $4,000.
| No figures have been received show
ing the majority given for congress
men, but enough is known to make
the committee feel sure that the
republicans have elected Is out 20
congressman. At the democratic
headquarters there are returns from
70 counties, and these, the demo
cratic committee claim, show a net
democratic gain of 1873 of the sec
retary of state over Fosters vote.
They say that the same ratio will
show a net gain on the state Of 1000
This committee comedies the election
of Is republican congressman. These
figures are all that can be obtained
to night
! CINCINNATI, Oct 14-6 A. M.-The
collection of news both at Columbus
and Indianapolis was suspended
before midnight by the central COM
mittees. Not much else has beer
done by others. The republicans il
Indiana are now claiming a majority
of 5000 and majority of the legis
lature.
The Enquirer of this city says
the effect of the Ohio and indiana
election upon the democracy of tn
union will be as invigorating as was
the effect of Maine in September
upon the republicans. -Four year
ago the democratic party lost Ohi'
and carried Indiana by only 5000
votes and still elected a president
The vote of Indiana is NOT needed
} to elect Hancock. The vote of Ohi'
was not expected in order to secure
the election of Hancock.
DAYTON, ONO, Oct 14.-The fourtl
district elects Shultz, republican, b,
about $50 majority. The democrati
state ticket in Montgomery count,
will average about 900 majority,
/ democratic gain of 200 in the pre-
/: cincts of the Soldiers Home.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Oct. 14.-The re-
publican state committee have re
turns from 81 out of SO counties
which show republican gains c
: $500, and democratic gains of 6,781
the net republican gain for Town
send, secretary of state, is ISIS
At democratic headquarters the re
turns had been gathered from vs
rious sources, so that according t
] the figures, the democratic figure
, for Long, secretary of state, ar
1868, and the gains for Townsend
: republican, are given as 6,114; a ne
y democratic gain of 2,849. ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-15
Flags Wanted.

The republican com mittee desire to
get the use of large number Of
United States flags at once. Any citi-
zen who has banner Or banners that
they will loan for the campaign will
confer great favor by notifying the
committee at once. The best of care
will be taken of all flags and they will
be returned. This invitation ia aimed
for republicans ali over this congress
sionai district. eoseG
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-15
"ENOCH M"

WAsHNGToN Oct, 13.-The keeper
of life saving station No. 5, Florida
coast, reports finding on the beach
piece of vessels headboard with
part of the name, "Enoch NJ
painted in yellow, on black ground.
! h9e vessel to which the fragment
belonged is supposed to have been
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-15
PERIsHED IN THE FLAMES.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 14.-The residence
of Jas. Jordan, about a mile from
Carlinville, Ill, was burned Tuesday
night, and three children, aged six,
ten and thirteen years, respectively,
perished in the flames.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-15
LAMAR HOUSE.
Eminent Drs. 8. l.. and I. G
NideIef,

ST. LOUIS, writes: Goldeh's LIE
'BIG'S. LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF we have prescribed with eek
cellent success in diphtheria, malarial,
typhoid fevers, dbility and every de-
pressing disease. - asse'
Sold by Sanford, Chamberlain &
Albers, and Hunter & Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-15

He who neglects to use DAYS KID.
NEY PAD. for any disease of the Kid
neys, Bladder or Urinary Organs,
courts suffering and Invites death.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-15

& List OF Arrivals i'm tiae City
The following Ia list OF arrivals at
the city hotels for Oct. 14th: 81

List OF Arrivals i'm the City
The following Ia list OF arrivals at
the city hotels for Oct. 14th: 81,
/ s.zsFlse HATTIE HOUSE.
A Kahn, Geo A freeman, G q Hem
enway, L 81 Gilmore, VIM Flaton, New
York. T q Challinger, nj Guenther,
Philadelphia. j N Cobb, Baltimore. j
e Shwab Nashville. j B Heiskell, Mem
phis. DR.. Oscar Haun, Weston. @ R
johnson, Morristown. MrsC @ Sturgis,
F A s.urgis. R 9 stu1gis. Philadelohis;;
Bartlett. Maryville. ] A Rice, J o Rice,
MorristowD. Alvin Hawkins, Hunting
don. John M Meek, Strawberry Plains.
Robt NJ Mckee, wife and son, Greene
Vile. G w Telford and daughter, Tel
'ford's. g H Strong, McMillan's. VIM
ID Jones, Tennessee. Miss Kate Alexan~
der, Washington College. w j Trimble,
Chattanooga. j A Mencke, Kingston.
* ,....-.--.. ATKIN HOUSE.
M Brown, New Orleans. Hugh A
Fraser, Sevierville. g Il Clarke, Balti.
more. w 81 Trezevent, Atlanta, Ga. j
A Silk. Strawberry Plains. Geo A Cald-
well, Bristol. W L HARRISON, Arch
vile, Ky. a B Yearwood, Sweetwater.
Z A Faw and wife. johnson City. Mrs
A E Martin, New Orleans. j B McLin,
Rose Hill, Va. GP Crumley, Menclota,
Va. Jno McNutt, Sharon, Va.
- .v LAMAR HOUSE.
CH Smith, Grayeston- j E Parkins.
Washington, d G. John s Mowry, Nor.
wich. Conn. W FL Price, New Canton. j
S Mills, Blackstock, s G.. Mrs o G King,
Morristown. FA Tannehill, F Watson,
e Harrison, W 81 Burton. Fred Conway,
Jas o. Neill, Joe Hazleton, John Sedge.
wick, Miss Eula Talbot, Miss Carrie Lew
is, Miss Percie Lewis, members of the
Oayy Crockett com bination. -1a'.
, 1880-10-28

A writer IN Naiu,t suys: Tho subject OF a do.
prnvea tlhto IN nn,nnls - An Interesting one,
WhGl, t,us not been studied ns iiilett prritAps IL
1t might. III hililntt tuln95 It W3llIa scD.I til
Iepettl III, Is3-Iirilh 0t either b1Aly nr n.ttl, tut
In uni,1ulS II wnntl aeelt us tf It might iu rcH-
e,lt ,l1lA tlle animal enjOy 0nHl htal.h. Quo RI.
tnNrkAllu tii4tNllGo In mn lgruBA 0tntis hNNnl Wo
ta.n y.1lIrl, ttr, 1t ucuArvGh IN sheep tlmt ht.
been shipped OH Gunrtl ono Ut tho i. s. q
H,enlUrs 10 help tu supply tho Kitchen III lsAnl,
hut wll,lp fnttUlitn9 II 'Dteip!.rtl nn lnortnAtr
tslstu fur tll,AegtI, which 1t wsl INT uny l,u,s-
tity tlut WIS given to II. 1t t not caru InllGti
fol: clKuta, An4l altogether nl1cclc,! to burn,
ends; Int it wn,lA yrcettlly duvtalr the hnlf.
chcwctl etlA Of eaIlnr Or hAna!Hl nt roll to-
lMlct0. Whiio chewing thert Mas npparoHily
M undue nw Ut snltyn. anl ttd tMat0 wits Ii.
peculiar that most 9t thy lHhssenEcrs on board
themselves It 1t weF9 really y, Asn ct'nse-
Wus hTrali 81 kill tho shcpp l!eilcvIny tknt tho
Anotl,er very roularkuhl1 u:.sa haa lust bocR
communicated ~ lsR by Dir. Frnnrls tItHAiinkp;
This tInlU II tlvs lug nntllNl III tho ahapU Of II
kitten, ul.ralt tnunlhs IlA, wh!uh snWs il pus.
sl0tlato fnn,lness tor sAlAtls. cAta IN cnL ui
sliced g.,rlltnbera dTessrl With vilrgar, eye.s
when hot with chyrhNv pepEGr- AflrrM ltttlc
felictnR 1t has plItclI ploee " hGlel b1st With
lnustar.l. lA uIothur wA4 ut loAst nIleu Seen II
Unt u SLIGO of cucumber which bad suit, pepper.
iu,d vInrHur On It. THU kIltun IL apparently In
KtAAl health, nnt !ts uxtrlnFdfnAEy tlstO Ia l,ut
Cus!Iy AcuOuplUl fur, Eytt. surprising II 0tcy
sut Il fee.l Ut sAlllIoR nayununtse, why lLoulti
1t now select to prefer tho dressing to tho
tisl9 4
, 1880-10-28
Il PLEASANT DREAM.

~ " ~, -. -" ,L. ,u,.
C1slCAG0 Ocf. "b.-At lhe Juhennh n1 etak'
ws1'k nad Droscl hontovartl' aud at"ut s't,'ca-
thr.,w r,t,, Iho rSI,iuI,tb If Senator ,rrlltikl,
.n."T % 'M w., n",.'' "r,",o1 ,l",-a,,,', .,,, "
t"o Als'u1."so .'"'e o's"' " n nte ~ ~ - "
aort NJ ssaNt. s'scf ls tlfs 3naseA NJ Hfso's"en
Ia rur nny u,rnosu oxceM u ,si,lay the ,t.,,1lus
-, H. ~ I,nrt,, ,n,ut,,..s ami :, .,,n,tn whln,
u. ."o !ueFu ".n"sus n. wv. "" ,,,,ua,1,
mt. AZ It wu.tl,l bu q .noun i,satter tn drum
tpnrtbcr thu unwnvhc III that reuIon in aut
'.r.,,. .,.,,,. -" 49,. ~. ,,,,, ~ ,,.,,,rlt,l
c'ehI n'e1'H's ~ iss u"o ~, ~,
pnfp!'srs' most likely II VIII felnalh 1!t Httes
,',..s ,n,,,n,r,.s" ",,',s, "''' "''''
s.,rs ,". .' ,,. .,.,,~ ,,,,,.,,o-
1ho 'l."1Ha ptAt"t ny th's 6tfaotu!f' ho"oscI,
| IL Il 1ur!n1ty, Viewed III ntiM,prat!o lHlel. ~
Er,tls thus; =" Liberty, FREQ Speech, al,d Justice
, 1880-10-28
JAMES a, GARFIELD.

1asCN1iiEn TO ". II. nAHSvM.
Far The ChicHm' Tribune.
AyD! hurl ut him y4r SHIFTS Of Grl,el etandcr,
Aid suck III soil with talschnMi Ills tnlr na,np;
TllU time ltIny cUtnv whtn thOso to Wkiuin ypu
wiii hary their heasIs In slamc.
Aye fnhrcatc your l!cs-thcy will not wound
Agninst his sterling manhood thoy mast fall;
lii h,s tcen tried untl trusted: yoa havo found
Prepared to n;,cct you ait.
YusI a,1ttlt tIx yti,tr uranL lt'In Its nr0w;
In buttlu hrnye, tny!ncIhlr, victorious.
And God IL with him iiosi
r1o who co..ll fnca tho thunder Of the hattlc,
Who Opsdiy Hhtc III! the lEthnly fray.
Amid tho bursting hnlnta. tho ruar and rnttie
or Ch'ckMlslnI1g1t's lilly,
untllnch.naly can faco your tarts Of rancor-.
'rt,naU hnrl,s ,nnre ll,!sa thNu spears hf steel
The cnyss!! SINGER, the vile nud fostering t'lnkcr
Thnt IrlIsors only feel. ~
Ayol forge your lies; your slime cannot nlarm
For hr hns worn a,out him. from his youth.
a chnrtN more pStcht thHn your power ~ har'n
Tho amule. 0r TRUTH .
Aycl strlvc tn ruin his pon,l reputation:
Tho iustro 0s Ilts nnInc xtlhll nut Er,w dim;
lilo yGt sualt hc tlle lrater 0r tho Natlpn,
And yum will follow him1
Garfield, wc meet and greet ynu with hfcntion.
Knowing your worth, hnti nrutul of your fair
God gIll,,u yo, ,,lwnys IN tho right direction,
Atnt bless Your hol1Orpd nnno!
Tr,,c to your tr,lst, an.l In your mission holy,
bringing tho Nation lntt, br!gs!sur tlNys,
Accept from nit wllnso Int III lifo Is luWly q
THIS spray Of ho'tsst 1',ise. 1'., ,
CESrt.Al pAnk AVENUE, Cheago.
, 1880-10-28
they discouraged very rtrrc,,nIIy Nil efforts III
thnf urrctnn This we'll, Ilku many utll0rs. Is on
f,n tcr ~ Htt}t,tt1tf s,ff TN, nm

,,, ,,,,,.,.,,.,, .u,, o,r,,,,.II,. MI ,,r,~,o u,
.hn urcctlon: Ih's Wc IIku nany usl'ers' IS on
vh ~, ,,.rt ~ -, ~, tn ~. :, vim hco,x Fl oors
,t, ..,,i, ,c i'r,,1,, ~ ''H H., r., srm,
'' t, u.,'n ii ,,, -. , ~ 's ts. WHY,
M @ pi, @ sr,' 1,E To- nv ,;s st t H., s'sSn Sly WV ~
,hns,, ,,,,s shmt III, .,,1rl,r incn tn,rrxc n,
ssn Y" anaI"K n.y., neutrality-suspicious. f ther
E' ,,st ~. ~ ,,is ,,,, ~, ti,nn ,,as wrsf
n,,,i, 1i,c w"tIs ~ tlrt III; r",,rl" ~ r"et r
~ IN ,,,Imctrr' an II "itr,, sl1tv f"rt nni ryc,t
~ S'ss i, slih @ S%sn !s:', @ wished 1t IT, @ *iass
~ ~ .as M ~ ~ = % .,.r ~ sT " T. ur. nr
Nth nS M e cvGs ia y ,ay WIFI M IT, WHICH, ;
amt lis el;r, ti,,wt, to tho nuth itits rains Uf
tf,nx, IN. Mil ni,I,I he tlIk fnIur w,i trr
hilyu wuetCtt if,c cnyth nwny frtIn Muw ns we'll,
continuing tho work nnstl they hnv1 cntsstl
rnyl1tns thirsy feet MsNs* ~ thn so1, ~. ~ "sit
@ M11 t' Trol , nSrf SrsfS'p'''''' sdo' on '00 '''h
rIiE CAVES
nrn mnrkc' only By tho ,.lcprcss!ons ot tho
viii. n,,w tint tlioy are cDvcrd with ttB l,cugro
Eri.ss ntI wce,ls s,El, rs sontlvrn NrorHn
r' as' 81 y N, @ v"rss" NV I "f itn.r fect, It's
s s b. III o st: sot M s s, tsf of b.as Ms Shs e s @
daily, were II a,,yHy tlngntrc. Aru yllntrR aui.
lty. thnuRh ntiit swu1nIy uni In soue paccs in:
sliu sur,t.st Of tic rjs fran tn irok. hit t,i,
.s4 .s S Ks;9 fssn ,ss "r %rG !. y 1 sy k y co s
t,,t. .tlritl With tho bursting TOLLS scslg nut
thotr white yltts uf tibrc ruay lur tho pokcrs.
crls' With II u te ail sr t:.pnrc,i IL Is % the shao Il
tho illIck Krpwt.l ri tho wIHaas. wc En'n II slight
ilcn q wht tho ri, ct, st3 &, ,,mEfotset,sst! ,sl
aiitt,tIt.r frryttr Jt-,luy ,t,l,lrr those hIllscs,
, 1880-10-28

lbIFfs1b!HfNlc tsb&fW itAhFs
pcsts, for \ few tlonrs lass week. Tho aTnlr
WI sss:, for '1sa tr s,.iy n asfn sSvs1s,y si
!!.o sMatsla'l.n w!tt nlt dae spsssa. an,l, tH!k
In sucll cases, Wis ctin1irncI "MrlItsnent-
Mry." which tnre M0ng ut twenty i'ilrs IN ll.,lr
s s,rpS Mc rx,'rsMot,n ~ s1sEf sg ,s IT,
and lu,irinsuinrsi. TlleS screwed III. ll,oy mus.
tnshlos q !nvu! with tl,u!r tyos. HL!re'l atHnlt
H s, an Will viii uy ~ rtr M e crse ssafs ,
,,nl'nytnasty nt departure, !le lent. tho tl,nc.
,v e" werS i'm; M'Ms1rs .s T. wr s
tr1ts," The oil.cr nrc..)ulH,n Ur thu us,ln,nrt-
tnent were II wtl.s,ssssri, gMsl.lo"ktMx yi.lth.
IN -hu,hntK dill gc,te,ll,i,l Ut. sy VI,
tue nnttGrn nt hs,li:,,, "n'l ln!;srM"i 'nlaMss--
over, v.a.el,sate! hut ee!,.t reply botwcus,
fuW minutes t1lu y0.lit.,t t;erlnAi WIS sIorl.,x
hnrl. The Hhl Htnltat,,nn tlrl' tMft,'al to Is
n,lt pruyu very s.,lllll1nnuHtl', telling "h h3w
s!Ss n s" si,,e liz cnrtcsess II, ,u,'Sy s tnatrs
''floru ho K,ss tn sui, n,,.t'''4 stra!'Hess with
Irss inquired no, with ,ll0rs cal,tlur ts,s,t iiat-
tory. Just IL gt,'n him fright. md to tparh
sy s, f 1sss ht @ '?S t s'HtS "fc s"" assS!. :Sss
Gnistly iiftc ito Il u nt tho yta,th.s eMt, did
funk tut h.l'ky poSkutln..k, wiiies. b" plnsetl
ka'' H. nfter this ti'o ia,Il, stamped u Frsssha!,
T,c utd guntlulnl'! lrEVc,! III ~ lnnk after his
SOU. Ills H.,n's innti-lnH1'Hr, 4nd hss nwn nyrr-
c,mt whilst he w!s al,s''t. ila at os!. u,4l ~,
csl1!etnly, The train t,,.., n,pro starsp,I a.l.l
w wS a II. 's ha, s Y ush gsfI psSt s sG a e. b.
imtslss,ns w!rit pr,nillcc,l tiip iiii'ss stnrtux
' ] xaxn, S sssy iSt ~ frai,tcly % fer S Ss M esSt.
Mnlk, nnd uttered bowl Ut rtlEu 10 rGlntilitHi
, 1880-10-28

OF business ut t,,c.rost-o Office h! Con.tant!nop1o
m an,slux description gl,pcara ~ tho TuIDgnv
Europe tho tr,tnsaut,oa would ID concl,,t!ed in
lMlf i .luxen words. Two shli!uss wosth "t
trai.sacslo, % nssi,;1,cs tic Toi'ow!ns form; ' x
!urbancd ottn,,,a,,,, nppronehlng, tho pIseon-
"iir!sl. and isyins lis rrht hnad in liis pre'st,
cxuallns. "Mhy THO nnhlc morning 10 f1rfstn-
atv f"r yo sIr o!'l.ca rotnrnlng t!,s s.!Hta. ..
t'rer 10 4gvll letters to E,lrope.. Ny sun, ABDUL
trayeicI 10 I.oH!!nn md hIs family wish 70 wriie
to h'tn. nlysclr Indeed. tu nut posses. tho Nc
s. % mt g rst ,tE Mcs t Fs!H,Is SS 's
Krnat plpt-h.nsl m,Inufaclurnr at Tnphnno, ia
inastcr, ,nf that nrt, and to VII! ron tho eptst'e
."very good, md how many tlo you want, sir?"
t'Ah, lily Jewel. Anw n,a,Iy do ! rcqnsreY Ono
suppusc viii tiot 10 sufficient, tnr ho VIII not
r9luru yek fur fmlr wctEa: ~ Elyc Tic two"
vs,y ' sto 'aSS 'sns%S ssyss s y an1 1
witt wit Ts s's A" .'s Ss ''yxS1x 1x sa.in y G' iii
s;nSo then o fsc s s Gen altspSa aa hy rss
T,.s I'r rle fSs Is ,tsator a,as al s! Herewith c
Iars nal!s u,t rnll u mites; sjn gsslng w.iel,
III ID slseS i've P6s %at s Sas Y tko i" ups
esS %nT %' NJ sfsy %yo & I Il Fs @ urs ?%sx %xc Ht vii .
give yum har.t ,ns,1,uy: | hnyv with me Kt,lnn
n enpler" .'No, ENeI"li.n." re!o,s tho ail!e!al;
ri!vor" .si!yerS ~ i"y lea.l hive nons! ,,,',!
puy yo.. !lu uE!.,." ,'Iuir"sslhln. EGsn.allR; !
I'M nut nlnwea tn tnko IT, "Wal.. what nm
to do tuu, my SUM-" "tu 10 tic lEGnpy- GltltH
e; ho il si.tns thoru In .to enrslor;" "Ah. li9,
1t can int ,,a,lor my crc,lil!stancea." "vnry
we'll. then, ym, shu1 hnvo :iser. il"ro he 1t"
ciutci tho Turk tHlss: "Whv1l will ille lei, Ter bp
tr1tt nIt !" First telt n,e. fnthcr, when slu ynu
intGnh tH wrtnl" 'flE, tt'-tlry; as b!ln ns Eet
hack Grim tls st n.rkgt ,ttner M,':st 'ri5
hu d!spatrht,l hi tts n!nr,lInls II yn!l bring 1t
| hero betnro .n'cto.k thls afternoon" "l:ccal.
| ltnt; uni whcl, viii inc uP,swtr cnt,,o bnck5'
swell, itfc,,l1n. i!lIt will depend on when y ur
l"mb. lb Why. Whit III ira you thinking ntf iie VII!
.ln Il ~ al'so. Of cot,'sal pa yHu s,.rEoss h"l.
euse tho ai.nwer will nrrtve quickly. fnn lnNy
l..thaps set it ln tnn 'aaya," itt1tsos hiRvnl
| frun Will efl,,B luEls III tut days tine. 0uHl-
lv! Atuy .alinh tonHthon thy e.tlaw. ,uy htp,r':
"Gu4"i-9y, sir, n,nl 's'ay thy beArl luxh ri'lnl>
flourish"
, 1880-10-28

nnly difference between him and tho 1irnncrhts
who clnplny him il, that he says whnt they think
iias il e.,tnr % pa,s TINT tho acceptance Of a
Hrrrni,nck non,nntian tnr ulicc IL Trltnn- facie
evidence Of tho Ml,nr'lnnmetlt Of ,lt moral mud
fcast. Thero ,rn not fow who nro whiting
with much Interest to SEQ how
WEAVER. ..
NJ Vii baronze III M ii. rrrcn sitcis,tn,, lint ths
o Viz. wlt s ;.lI 4, r is; 1Ia,rly T. tho
5 dos sr u H. %,; 70 ta IG !Mua ssHs q so 'ha 5
ESx EiasiSsiy ?s ss i fr ""'t' i 'a.e wa'! f
"S Weoyer s9,f II lid to wp, ySts Sest :t
III ls rnnrel1a nt1lI nctiutt. md Is hntrst like
feet Intel ii pulIticnl contradictions, Us nE.tnst
NJ 7. Eu.ts, moro radical and stalwnrs even that
THE iIDs. j. II. GRtxSELL
Inns corsr ont t!nt- [notc.t fnr uarcld md Ar
thur: Ito L. Giu nf tho hest stthp.Hpc!tkers tl
i" M ,ok % III artv ] 1 srt nf'I ii hir H H. LID Ao
liton frlrstl, ho has kept o,,t Of politics. md
Y!SSt Ir tso ,sIe', I pnrty !'nt u',,c It II,
Eut cnlle.l nut i,y Ills fellow. tewns,nen. ni,d.
t,o,,nt!ny hlK!, rie nr xn.. he ,,, n,ats -;
t,oiuts. wfch wns received with great applt.*e.
itc Ind ut Inst cnt1,n to tho conelnst. ~ s!Itl.
ihs s s0an NH irh'S nnr.S w"i ~ %S "Fs s ID
uopd ,.rcc.ling. lilo colntMrsal unrie!h
nn.l 1thncoek fruit putsntiht .kNOwt.
ctlgo and observation. Garfield Wns
n man ,uf character. II stntcsiln', md m
TRAITOR. l[nt1cuEk WAS itit NrtatMltt, 1f1f1tf0lst
proud Ut bis cpa,tlcts nntl brass huttots wna re-
minded hlm nf Ill 1Illnn ,t;h1Gf presented y
ten. .1Acksun, WIN suit to tho t'i t'clNrMl. '"
mn Il nun: perhaps y1ii nrr: hiw sln yn,l hny'
r. urtnnc'l'a Gt.,rse VII u;la ,,'nnv votes 10 tho
nov. CARPENTER
has recovered fron Tho injurlcs rcrulvcd while
attempting to Hnvc property III his 'lciE!ihnrs
from fire. ind rrauINgl his chnrhss ~ htH 'l!s-
trct. IL links now ~ though lIt wutihl ncfcAFo
hts former yrtr. which wis itrnrly stnnHt1anl1s.
Under II new Inv. tho baInts l0r nr agnitlst the
proposed constitutional amendments
! MIST III voTEp sEr.sitATEtY.
nn placed III separate hox. 1.ocnt committees
shusitd seq Tint proper rsovslons nl't ipr this.
ns tie Hener,lt impression ~ That the oil r.,lt,
prevails. In fact, ,InNy cO,tissy ycnnntiees have
hem s0 inatt,trtGt III view 0i this. 1t hns been
suggested tint amendment hnllDtA G printed III
t:uosr rnt,pr, % thit. II they ar' presented ut
tho wrong bx they may he tsetrcted. and nlcett
wliprr ttlGy lclnnR. Every me rsneet III tho box
| With tho State tickot hGGonles void.
, 1880-10-28

Sawcd Carpet Lining shuua ho used under tho
chrupost as well Us thu ilpsI ttssly carp0t. usc
AIiiericuI, C4rptt Lining Company. New York
Rll uQslQn, EVr sAlv VI Ill carpst deAlets.
, 1880-10-28
The Site OF the Noted Rebe! Pris-
on.Pen To-Day.
Visited by a Reporter Of the De-
troit "Post and Tribune.
Facts Of It's Horrible History Repeated-'
Changes Time Has Wrought.
Shall We Rot "i!ighly llesoltt 1hat These Dead
S1all koL Have nIed In IuiNs"

O[ tl1faG WHO Ttllic Oh WIN Liz hNSAhEt "
Mr.. Ebcrts' excursion to Atlnutn Inst week.
Continuing tny journey reached Afncoh oil
tho tvcnlilg nf tho slny We arrived nj Atlanta,
md went lnto camp. i say went tIlo
camp, becn,lse, hnvtisg bern nil day p1,8s-
ing III thu trsck Of Si,er,nan's marc!, 10 the
sen, wns full of mftitury phrases. Thu
route through Kentucky MT! Tcnurssce wns
n delightful 0ne. Tl,r scenery on tho Cilt-
ciu,lnll Southern htlttS,ad fr0m t1Ins city IL
Chattanooga WAS Of tho Widest description.
AL tlie bridges and trrtls wDrlss Ut tho ruad
nrc iron. SuI,lt of The structures hni1E high
over tho rivers nIti( rnyi1ies. Thu hrlIge tint
crUsses tho Kentucky ltver is 2S5 feet NlIuve
the wafer below. f.0ul;ing east ,ls the cars
pass tho frngilc-luokiisy sIm,s, thu DIX a'Nl
kentucky lsiycrs incet ut Il point OF racks 100
feet III hight, while their opM,st shores arr
over $40 feet. II Is n stur,lIuE trausit ncross
the Kentucky River, ana the Eral'dness nf
tho scenery Mt this point Is not SURPASSED
anywhere.
l left Macon Monday morning 10 visit this
famous locality, and 10 see how tho place,
HOW so noted, appeared 50 LONG after Its
uses Ind been discontinued.
TIt1: ttttsUN .....-
was established nj tls point by Capt, w. s.
| Winlcr III November, lS.s' AT that time
living IL the vicinity. The sftp wns nj twp
side Hills Ut city, sluplng O,lu from tho nnrll,
md tfeDtller FROM the SOUTH between WHICH,
| III Tho valley thus formed, II llti!u Htreail
! male Its w,y from west tD east. Thu brook,
sluggish lll its movement, t'tr''nt's four teeC
wide md eight 0r tc,, iliri,rA deep, furnished
the o1ly water ucuessiblr by tllc prisUlcrS.
1n c,y s ss I, # A., + wns 1;rs ,S s n1at ; 5 10y
tic original twenty-five acres Ut SlIsce ill-
closed tlow,t to about twelve Nclra. t,,l which
, 1880-10-28

ts HaMt WV mum ~, 'I.n. ,t ~ @ H..
.i ts. thu t,lnfH' sIhH 'sMMf @ -. ea'.. y H. ~ @ nm
s%fs s.,,,S,t % ts ., ' n i mr., y VI, mnxn
E, ;hn ~, Il , rchnae S T. . ". r;.rL
~ IN, % y, H. aM , VIZ s ,' ~ T. ~. W. n,It
"nar,,s ,, ~ tu; M. VIE ., Ell, a.. ,rr,wnt IL,
ti,nil. f.h St,, % ts'rt .tnil ,,,rLr lIf, iusnf,.
1mrtnhin was lut'k,ng, TlM hI.,rrr.t c,tl, uvrt
presented to in,rtui iipa WIS sirAlnud l,y tteso
brave mon tU ttlU scry tlrtrs.
r,,,: sr,MNApn
M,, HILL HILL "Hm , twts hss winch si0pE
III tiins fr, 1 ,En s.ni, "t' H., .uifcy III
i H., to.n 1it, III" s'.a.. !" ~, WILEY AtT
nv" Il, W. Mny g,,I cst 't ~ .,.s n'S" @ xIflnII,.
N.Y. i,,t,.t ~ tW . D, ~ Viz: ~ ,sn... -,
t,;sr H. VI" rsa, * ,,, s.s''ee IT, i,G' XIII
XIV. ,vr.t ,i,n nv, .is t u" nontn,,i"n
sf ~ ,tir ,, ~ g' M Ma tmW ,i H.,
w"rr ~ With or.t,e, III. ntt'I,at III x.vIn,t srcn an
I'M f,,isi,at thn ,"tr x'n nv III n n,r
,s.s r tir.. fr HI nil ;yr Hi & ~ In ,,"rs.i
ns r. - INV ~ :tt III mn" .,f,,r3 ,s.t,aH isn
,1. ~ s''"t ts ts, tt. Mc' " Wcu ! I,i n
!t st,!, si,wt, div Il ,it,n,rn'inn1,. ''"o
Hl,m ,,,,,ori .r ii', Il ft"t.H ~ t,a ,,o,,,,
,,asnr. !. imr " ,r @ @ ;"is ag,.r,,i, ~ ns ,,nss ~
t,,mnn ,,,x"rr f,a,r M, ne ,,t,.m n,,n n; ~
,,tn.,,it;,. ~, lin ,'r',,H t,Gt ntii 't ,,tt ~
i,s so,,, III tat III INV rst Wiz T Thrrn Wa M, no
..nr1I,. hn ~ rmi tt ti,,,,, ,.i,,, tt.I,." @ tn1
% % III, - . . WI ~ ~ . WV ~ III 'ts Htt
, 1880-10-28

CatArrh. ..-chnkluH, pGtrId mucous aceum,lla.
tt.'Is Nre tslage, ttIe n,tae passages cteutlsnu,
taSto, ulla hearing iy4turol, nl lD,lAt
tendcnuy checked by Sauforl's llAllual Cure,
, 1880-10-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

Thore Gnu b. nc Dettor Euarnntce ct sho aan valHs
dies than ths base aud wot thle.s tlutati9pt y. ot
them. A. thoro ate Fnlse Ncsolrcnts, Nei!elSS
tl,at tAu lRlav R41WAy" u eu Wil2t jVu buS'
, 1880-10-28
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND A0UE cured for afty rents.
There ts mt u remedial nkt'nt tn this wnrll thHt
will cure Fever anu AEtO md MI nthor MHl4rt'
nIIS, niiin,is frltret, rs ptIA!, fruw, Ma nt!1a
Towers ul.,letl ly tAhWAY's PILLS, 10 quickly
As sItAuWAr'a READY Nf:l.iEF.
FIFTY LENlS rEti lH)r1LE.