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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

D. NJ. Frost is becoming known as great
philanthropist. Fame is secured by deeds
not words. Frost is climbing the lofty stair.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

There are several candidates for the Leg
islature in Ford county. One candidate ex-
pects to ride in on car load OF aid supplies.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

I'D. Smith, prominent stockman, is in
the city, having returned from San Antonio.
He says things are Aourishing in Texas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

Mr.. A. E. Van voorhis and son, Of Mar
shalltown, lows, relatives Of c. NJ. Beeson,
have arrived and will remsin few weeks.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18
Tho town is quiet. and local items scarce.

Latter returns from Maine show Davis
election.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

Clover Seed Of all sorts;
Trees Of all descriptions;
Flows, all kinds;
Rye and Wheat, nov is the time,
N. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

rest OFFICE nouns:
From a. n. to 9. p. n. Money Orders
issued from Q a. n. to 6P. N. Sundays
excepted. II. J. FRINGKR. p NJ
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18
Ode to Caldwell and Hunnevell;
"Alps we'll that ends WE'LL"

Several dogs have disappeared. Has tn
determination commenced?
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

Old Growler, Col. Dick Evans aged can
inc, departed to dosland Wednesday. He
was shot-dead. This dog vas pup when
Mr.. Evans came west, long before the civil
war; and he was quite an old dog long BE-
fore he was despatched. He was taken Out
of town without funeral ceremony. Every
dog has his day; and Old Growler's day wa
Wednesday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

Considerable wheat will be planted in the
western part Of Ford county.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

Remsrking to our Signal Oficer that the
local news market was Hat, he contributes
the following:
To the Editor of the Times.
Dodge City: Land of the hes,
Home of the brave.
EvERLY.
A beautiful sentiment, truly; We believe
il ia uumerously inscribed upon US.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

A locomotive drinks fosty-6ve gallons POI
, 1880-08-31
WASHINGTON ITEMS,

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Aug. 3a.-An appeal
has bccl ll!od III tho District Supreme Court
by ex-senator Thalnas l.. CllngmnD, Of Ash
vile, n. u, aEatnst tho decision af tho COLL
missioner 0f Patents refusing illN pntcnt
for IN improvement In cIoctrlc lights.
Tho Treasury Department estimates TINT
about 81, 900 600 Of foreign gold will arrive ut
Now York each week until tho lstof Noyent.
her: The Treasury D!cpartmcnt llass directed
ub,rreas.iry bo rlasstl 10 t|ls credit Of tlie
Superintendent of tho Assay Otllco ln thut
city, to pny fur foreign bullion It's 1t arrives.
-. 1ifseint 10 gtnt lahutI t'nHnlfrfEi.
WAslilxtfroX, p " AYE: wGhiea'gn u
received ron!lttance Of q fro,r FIAT Sly to;
lAy, WllfGh tho sender said that lsB O6tAiMetl
dishonesty fr0M tho Internal 1toyonuo De-
paTtnlent p = foW ycnrs nko, ~
Tho Post-Olttce Department has received q
curious lctter from, u POSTMASTER In ono ,of
tho Southern States. In Which lle says tllat by
reason of not layliY received supply of
unitea Suites postAge'stalAps h0 is!AttVert:.
entIy allowed Confederate stamps to be uset!
tn prepayment OF postage aI1tf Ice on suyeral
letters registered III hts 0tileo recently.
, 1880-08-31

HoA4f Eaf7fSra$dtHft NttD OFts1ns f{tdtunf.
~! ltA!y H. mourning thu tragte etNl Of bgAora
s.!a.. Surprisingly. bcsutlfui always .at1lrcd
with taste, ,constAnlIy changing her toilet, aho
Mttraotca MI eyes wherever she Ippcnrpl. Vllln
lh,rE!icsu. thu Ptnuo, nn4 tho Corso-thu Cnual
8trrot and kh0ll-r0al ut Nome-had no miro
faithful frcHuenter. Tho l7th Ut July. shD WIS
sitting With her mutaer md !! gentleman In
hGr rnrior, which WIS lighted hy II petroleum
tletnan ts,so. A ho tli!l 30. hEs hand knocked
fortunately us 70 Esoir All its cbHtenta on Ado
!lhns dess, and t0 set fire t0 tho oil. Instantly
0no 9fltet OF nANo, ylnlc-stt5ckCn, BhG rnn Into
tho lrHwfi,K-uN'in and throw hersolt pn the
t!oor. llor lnnfhor and tho gentleman 8ttove to
put out tho ltro: th1y sllccc1%!nl only In tlrnlng
tA!na, aud fro!. thsm to tho furn1lare.-the whole
winIoy and urIoi: "Eiro! "iiolpl" Tho frs,nt
door was Tucked. A hnttcr's tourneyIaan isot
aI w 0nl NIttGrtl 1uwn the dur, Ftr.-
men cu1ue and faMMt! three wounded porsona
to tu cartx! for. While aoItlu u tue Aretnen
bAttlud With, the tlaMcs, ttle uthors tonaod
Adctln4 pao!In! 10 Sal, uluootpo Hospital, Tho
lntly was u.UnoA. Shn was III u sWoon. Ile ntl.
mfnlatusetl sus,th!ng 1utalsGnt and prusontiy she
recovered consciousness aid fingered aN iDex-
pro&sihlo anguish until a:30 u. IN. when duath re-
ltasel hnr. Eha wllk put In her collin tho lloxt
tl4Y. Thu untlln was ultod With car.leti cotton.
ller tortured mouth, W awty Gfter death, r.,-
but NIL Ulsa wlts black: her whulo body. awe hoF
leKs. WA uner;, her right breast had conl.-
RlYtely Disappeared, burnt to Ashcs; shu looked
!tko neylD packed iu cotton, EhU WAS only
ebrce- -Alil-tWenty.
, 1880-08-31
LOCAL CRIME.
HUNTED TO rr1g DEATH.

HUNTED TO HIS DEATH.
IN ycstcrlays TRIBUNE nrinf mention wAs
made of ono Thomns cavann,lg!i having either
fnllon Of having boon thrown or tho West Mall
snu street vlattuct. The minis real namh was
Campbell, and his .lcnth Mt tho County-1iosp!taE
Inst night makes tho cnso NJ, important one. 1t
was little after o'clock In tho evening TINT
o''oer John whee!er. while travelling his post,
heard cries for help. and uFson running to tho
vtaauct he found Campbell lying, badly
Injured, on Tho ratlroad tracks beside
Eortnn's mill: After bringing tho man u, bis
man who Just tlotl c1nnrxc.i fr,un Il dark p,s"
sHEa.way 4, ~ aisht Of hn. they all cxclut.tol.
"Ihata tho !nan," and whun asked to expIaln
knowlettgo and belief he ,yns lilo lrn.l whDm
t1..t thrYx h!@ @ssi tls & rail'ns oi!eor Whseior
Ma1laon 6treet. Btatlon+ wilcrc tho latter rave
;nsiin9'nS ;i,'i! Of Il. Kenny. Campbell was 1T.
slight wound over tho right cyc. and. nlth0ngii
the lnutl complained Of sevuro Internal injury,
llo WA sent 'own-Etairs. There ho remained.
9'clock y4siert1ay ntttrlluon hia condition wns
found t! bc 30 SERIOUS TINT ha wns sunt To tho
Gn,,nty Hnsplta'. Camfhsll'a condition WHEN ho
tue pulse andhcnr wcra tutnlitDlls, Tho breath.
Ink hurried. at,d the patlent eydentiy suffering
surgeons, stAtcd 10 reporter that tho INN aI,-
peaEod e euIer from co.,cussl0n uf the brain anl
Hu'n0: 1huro tnny l'avg z boon \ rupture Of entne
traces ot this. Campbell tnssej wsl,iIy 10 and
i, fro 81 l. hs couch WI! grew rap!lly woisa un.
Tho tlctcnsc,i was yotlnT ,nan niS'sit i:
ycnrs or ngc. p,ilalcr or l,olerlnnker b. tmclI-
EHtSn anH c9mn hcrc recegty E dw s; I"t!sln
his brother, !iying at No; y lo,,cer s,r,ct lnf-
se ars cS s 'sd u oes}ns aqshas q from s" e"p% si
either nt tho station or nt tho
, 1880-08-31
PENINSULA SA3NGERFEST.


Special D!spnteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DErno1r, MIcs,,. Aug, 30.-The pclIinsala
SHngerfest opened in this city to-day, md
will closo Thursday eyening. Tho city Is
nlreatly thr0ngel with strangers, and tho
buildings, public a,M private, nro profllsely
decorated. II Is reported TINT abort S0O Will
cu'no from buffalo. md almost rs large
number from Cincinnati, wl,ilo Toledo, Fort
Wayne. a1Ml tho cities of Michigan, will sentl
largo delegations 0f tic muslcalIy inclined to
attend the concerts, Other ns singers or lis
tenors. Ono Ut the fcnturcs of tho festival
will be the parade and picnic OH Thurs
day. ylle procession will 10 laado up
Of tho various singing societies which
tako part III tho concerts. together with t'io
several military compnnlcs Of tlls city, mud
numerous civic soeiptles. As soyeral OF the
Visiting societies wllI bring b1,nls Of music
to be \ lengthy one. IT will ba II, attractive
"Luy of tho l'.iI,6 tic beautiful production
Of Dnch. wus presented to rlli Ili.nu,so MI
lienee, tho new Maslc-lIall, greeted especially
fOr this OCCASION. being filled by clltsltrutl,
critical, aud enthusiastic listeners. Thu
pr0grNitl for tslla eypaing embraced the fol-
lowing: Overture, dedication al the lIullsu,
"UpllH l9t," orcltBXtrn; addresses by AlMyor
W. q. Thompson {EnKltBlll mud Mr.. \. Marx-
)tnuscn (tiurlMall). 1.-The 14ny OF tho BEL" !"
{text BY j. Y. SGhlller), solos by Aliss Murlc
NellLn!, 1ltas Anton!n 1ielne, Herr 4. Bis
cIiolF, Herr Franz, Herr liclnlnortz, ana fes-
tlYnl chorus.
, 1880-08-31

HANNIBAL d. sT. JOE.
II Is generally believed III rniiroatl circles
TINT the proposel Chicago extension OF tho
1laantbal & st. Jno will be indeanitly post
poned. Negotiations u this purpose on tho
l,nsis Of a traffic arrangement satisfactory to
floti parties are lluw going on will thu 1nan-
nGtrs Ut tho Burlington. The hitter, how.
ever, will not 1lltgr Into monetary Gunrail-
tGp, but eonilne lts share OF tho contract to a
division Ut traffic.
Tile New York Tribune Of Saturday SAYS:
THO negotiations which have been pentIing fnr
e0surai days httweon tho representatives uf tho
!i9,!,,ina! ,na " JoagG tho Gaif!Ko, huntington
y tho oxtessEos1 Ut thu liny Of thu linnmi!'al &
IT. 1ostph l!nf1rDart lro!n IIHnnll,nl tn CticaKD
nrn heIlevel not yet to 1,e co,Hpetn although It
Is 1xpeGtt that SDrs,p agreement will e rrachel
III Il ftw tlhya. I ts snld !hat certain tuManIs
llalu utA,n thu Wabash ilnItwuy hnso llut tut
su9atnciu now In tho way Or IN nprro,nenf.
The concessions U 10 nHrccd upon, whrh have
been submitted to tho ,n>Anagers Dr lilo twt,
first mentioned rhat3s, nr1 aatl TO bg NJ
!Dows: THO nnntl0nniGnt Ut the knnsns City
!ltt9 u Quincy Of thu ChIcaQu, 1iurlnKt<In Il
Qulfey lth!!rnnd, tho abandonment Of tho Ehi-
euro Inc nf tho IIuun!tnt j. 1T. JoHe,'h flaiirttti
exchanging traIIln. tho Cica9o business 10 lc
given to tho ChtunXo, burlington i Quincy isnII-
ahtf. mt. tho II 1iast,lr iypr business tn cRfye
IT, tho tfnnnpa! & 1T. Joseph IsaIlrnntl.
Tln WHhnsti HALLWAY hns bte,l approached by
tho llnnnIbnl 4 ~. Joseph cs,1ii'nny,. which
ChicnYo line from Kunsua City 10 st. Louis, tr 10
LOT ati Of tho ChIenKo business III over tho linn
t,tliRl & 1t. IDsGIs, ll1irond, runnuH tic Chicago
linu from St. LUilia only.
, 1880-08-31

Mn aa ~ ho,r IT,. tod .oxr. r.,u,, ...,, +, - t.,
nhn,,t thn si,n ~ ,bo min.s nT, .ns u ontttn H.
lin w!t in,,rnrniH;s. tnokimn hnr,isy.. i,,,S X
ires ~ fa,. ttt,,sa H., n.1s ~, eis
tcn ntn M setcan av vas 'oGcn = sdn tn tn ma p
ii rrnf gtnttnr h1t,, nTnsnt,s - f, su " "'.n,' ,r.
fcnln wnttni s,nish wna hei,i n Wtal :" IT.
triTfn"i f:m,,,+ lii .n,nnr /. ~ thc nn,tot ~ NV
snrncr ~ insto,, st,i Wnn ,-n,, -. u o.
soooe Of ,te tIrogori pers f,o,,bo mrt,er n is7i
,os1 TIE !, Ga;S e William L. harrington ngn,nst
li.,tisan yestsrtlay. Tho plaintiff pr'curctl tho
sh"r1inm 81 ~ ,M'nepn t.. ao a. s'15n warnmt
nm Guekcf. .Hanp IN Gamblers nlloy anl failed.
harrington hhd pnt Up with him as margins tho
nnnunt IN ttacstton. The prOsecti don attempted
~ prove INIT tho money WnB diverted from the
nss e which HARRINGTON Intended It should ha
pmt, .nat ,nsteaa nl spec,.lAtlng tn wheat ns ~
bubble, 10 reeGnty prtcked. tho result being hia
,y !iso,,Snacy. The os'Ienec. however. failed to
cbLhhllsh this tAtt After several witnesses had
teft1ned % tho VsH'd chur1ictcr Of WIther-
sp19tl. tho Court s4'ntnssl up the
evidence and discharged tho tefondant.
During tho examination. Mr. OBrteu, counsel
for f. Mithertpoon. IN q jocular manner asked
JDnah Harrington, Of Ireland. nnd WaA sune-
what astonfshrtl when tho plaintiff replied TINT
h1 WAA hruther Of tic distinguished Irish bar.
, 1880-08-31

CHICAGO. Aug. M.-The contracting force
engaged OH the extension Of the Northern
Pucitlc Railroad west OF the Missouri will
complete the grading 10 the Yellowstone
early III October. Tho President of tho road
l.as directed tic Chief Engineer to transfer
thu working force directly ncross to tho
located lIn0 Of tho Ycllo wstone Division
with the intent to rcncl, and puss Miles City
nfld Fort keogh npxt July.
, 1880-08-31

8FRetdI DUpd7eH ID IN cH1fad0 7F76GHt.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. W.-Air. Ingntls
Inns issued nil order stating TINT, o,I a1sa after
Sent. 1, 1850, tho Kankakec Line md the old
l. e. & J.. will be operated rs one continuous
linz from Cincinnati to kanknkee; nnd that.
after tint tlnte, all reports for business will
bo lnaae to the Cincinnati, st. Louis i Gill
raEo Railroad Company. Tie Ka,lkakee
branch was neQulrei by purchase some
months ngo. From. Lafayette to Te1npletan
4 Western Nonti. From Telupieton to Kun
kakee 1t OWils tho track.
, 1880-08-31

"oASAANA Wv bhA]+ kHA@A1a ASANt
Tho Darlington lnflliagors are yDry iuci.
exaspcratetl Mt tho movements Ut tho Waoasll
pcoplo iii Southwestern Iowa, and tho pros
poets are good for prolonged war Of rcta1i-
alton. S0lno time ago tho Wabash scc.lretl
control OF tho Missouri, Iowa IL Nebraska
lluat, which begims ut keNkllk nntl has MI
uncertain Western Termination Mt Corytloll,
ln Wayno County. Tho road was purchased
rs possible good feeder to tho Toledo,
Peoria & Warsaw, which is owned by tho
Wabash. After running It short
time tho Wabash people calno to
tho conclusion tint tho Missouri, Iowa j.
Nebraska would hover niloMnt to much ull-
less 1t were extended to make n corlleo tt1n
with soih0 Of tho Missouri syStenls, ltS
extension was therefore resolved upon, alul
1eW Voeks ago n cnrts nf engineers mil n
aom Last ao ' ta sufts sxtsns E ro ' cross Sss
tho Mount Ayr Brunch of tho burlington Mt
lIunlest9!l, anil tho graders and traeklayors
H,I aSn r.pld1y building to tlo Missouri River.
nz a4aa e pnSo9 q Rs9gs sStsry reFa ns ast d.
Of Mount Ayr there aro half-l.tlozeu ot
spurs running. southwark from twenty 10
ffprty ntllos froM tle burlington, lnaln
e a 70 Earns s1a y 1,aor, ot tic t!e 1 Wabs .,t
yesterday from Mount Ayr to survey M Bx.
with Uttl1or Hamburg ur NobrAska City III tts
terminus. An 1t rotallntory measure, tho
anglne0rs from Peoria Thursday, wEtls iii.
struetlolis to survey u line. eastward Ninlost
l'urnjlol with the Toledo. l'epsia Il Warsaw,
and 10 make Il c0ll1luctloh. with thu pcnnsyl.
Wlnnt,,ttu or tic F0rt Wnyne at Warsaw. iu,j.
Tho building OF this extension would giyu
tile burlington another easturR outlet, and,
from tlle west-b1u,td traffic, 1t Wonll pick up
lin t,lsuj Flint
tur!nal ovvr to, the Wabash ut Fort Wayne
,,iltt I,nG1lllSDurt
, 1880-08-31
WASH M'tEAN,

LONG BRANCH, N. j.. Aug, a0.-Nasllng-
ton Mclean Is rapidly getting well.
ton Alcl.ean's condition Inns greatly improved
since yesterday. For tho first tiulo since Ills
Illness lie atc heartily of nourisllng food To-
day. Ills condition this evening showed such
narkcd Improvement that hiy family physi-
clan returned home, leaving DR.. Hunter, OF
New York. In charge.
, 1880-08-31

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Sioux Cry, H., Aug. W-The Milwaukee
g. st. 1'Aul liontl have now at Mitchell, the
present terminus of tho Ulack-IItlts line,
eighty miles Of ties and thirty miles of Iron.
AIore iron Is coming. Gradtng, ts being done
nll along the llne between Mitchell aild tho
Missouri ll!yer. TrAck-laylng will begin ut
Mitchell this week.
, 1880-08-31
ARMY 0F THr cllmRFRt AND.

Totfno, o., Aug. 8o.-Extensive prepare
tfons are being made for the meeting of tho
Society Of tho Army OF tho Cumberland III
this city on tho 9}d and eth Of September. Il
number of subcommittee have been n,,-
pointed. Tie Committee on Invitations
consists of d. r. Austin, John F. Kumirr,
and T. II. Bowling.
, 1880-08-31

lcasra. Edward L. Stewart, Psou Corutlt, and
Jay H. Spencer woro arrested about ttso weeks
ayu ut Tho Instance of Lewis u. Many, WIN
charged them with threatening to exposo bis
failure to pay debt which ho al!cRva he mover
eontfpet. and oss'oayor'nx e e1tost 1nanoy
ti1,ue,l ut tic tua by .lustieu Mech unt! ycs-
terlny afternoon. whvn tho lcfendnl,ta aI,-
puursal befUFg tho Court, but tho plnluttN failed
tn shaw UP Thu JustIoa thcroforu discharged
tho lefehlAnts-
Nike smith. keeper OF saloon at the corner
OF ialstel mud Van nuFen streets, Ii ono su!u0Il-
keeper TINT should be loAkutl nftpr, lIo WnB Hr-
rusttl yesterday at tho instance Of Angus Me-
Clelan, who entered tho plRcu aud 4skcd TOR d
, 1880-08-31
ST, LOUIS d. SOUTHEASTERN,
RasetH Q{spd{fA to IA GAfeaoo TffhH1s.

BrlISuRIE1r, ILL.,, Aug. 80.-ln tho United
States Circuit Court to-day q decree 0t Also
luto foreclosure was granted In the cascs OF
Sowcll ct al, aga!nst the st. Louis s. South
These su!ts weso Instituted to forecloso tllo
mortgage given to Pl,ito u. Callloul, anu
George Oplyko, OF New York, as Trustees,
to secure tho frst-mortgago bonds R,uouut-
, 1880-08-31

c f)ftrnl fast ant 1ribitnf.
Down to tho lst ct August tho shipments Of
per cent greater thnn tho shipments for the
BHtno period Of 1871. notwithstanding the fact
that tho shipments Ot la'u were tho largest eyrr
made. More Dt tho gs1ot effects that result froul
tho stability following resumption.
, 1880-08-31
RAILROAD LIBRARY.

Sp<etd1 Dispatth 10 7nt l;ateaeo 7tsbunt.
SrnlSOFIErD. ILL.,, Aug. GA certificate
Of organization llns been filed with tho Sec
rotary Of Stnte by the Chicago t. Alton Itnll-
roat! Library Association, tlle object l,elng to
roaIl mon nj Bloomington.
, 1880-08-31
sr. LOUIS a. sOur11EAsrERS.

SriuSGFIELn, ILL.,, Aug. M.-Hy decree
entered In tic United Sttcs Court to-day the
st. Lnuts l. Southeastern Railroad is to bo
snld by the Master iii Cancery Oil Oct. u to
satisfy tho judgments heretofore obtained.
Thc t1tn! debts u the Company are between
ST., 000, 200 nntl SIT, 00O, 700.
, 1880-08-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For constipation, bIlsou.ncs.. ll,t1!"
ltowel fseR1istor It nets ike eharisi. .''i ill.,
eults: Pare blood, healthy complexion. clcnr
hrMtl. Prlcc ~ cents Depot. nnrtheust corner
Madison street mil kffth NYci,no.
, 1880-08-31

The public Will bcsvArc OF n frnudu-
lent Intuition Of Dobblns' Electric Soap 1nw be-
1t Will ruin any clothes washeu with It, Insist
upon having Dobbtns' EIecsr1c.
, 1880-08-31

Eminent Dr. VIM. II. Steltnrt, Nafs6-
more. writes: ~ confidently recommend
consumption. drhtltty, weakness chlosuais, etc.
hive tested 1t with iinfyerBal SUCCESS
, 1880-08-31

When Dr.. II. and Lawyer a. were walking
arm.sn-Ern. wng Rasd 10 frlcnl: ..Thcse two
nakef bis friend. "llecnusc, rcjNIncd the wux,
1T ~ lawyer and doctor-your money or
, 1880-08-31
:. .,., ,,r,,u,,rptnttOu: In this nlOnG consists

ri life, III 1nhcfieh Ut ue1I"'e' ''cH" ~ ~
raht a' }"s., ~ INT in tor yIows III relation. IL
IaR sbs!senrr,, ~ ,a Inv H,r,nnr,,cr, an a,,,i,.
mra' ,ners Iifar u n. much from cnch othor s thcro
e1l..,n Itr.ronco between tho Nert,lnt.s und tho
ln q u'ne' ,n,twoou tho 0urrun.,. Austrnns a,ul
Tho Mngyars a''d tho s'avonl"hs. Whai w.
In tho North rcEars' rs tfs1o aha Rooat III
,ha Bnuth Is looked upon rs vuiRar
md .., H. ,sro',, in i'm so,,th. whit IL In.
in tho Nprsh' u wtn T.. ~ .v , 1"rnr ""o !. rean
famous md detos'1 s ~ .no n rs M 4,,
en 10 nrtn ,,,fYorcnro between tho North md
lates' aMo ,,, ~ clcor md ,iiatIuut m In otl.n
t,es s9ss tho a' lines of difference wore drawn be.
ssecu tho thrifty. honest, nnl hardwurkfng
s,,t,ou< and tho vngabond,ug, wayloyIuR, int
tered nnu .osn N.a s,nnn .hn Wnr hns mr.
nor tho lo einpsea slnce tuy M"rt tr,n ~ ,,rnr IT..
duco any n,ntcrn 9as9o ~ u LIE 49,, ame aer
cir e's' eouutry ssi aFs 5att - prY'oneMl as thoy
xcrc beforo s1o waf' ecnraio or @ ct t,,es *" H.
THO ,,s atso'hp1 q6o pcop|o p''"' whcreof i nro
10 unlike each other, nro,yHc % ~ " ,
TIo sasncse twins sgat" ~. tI ~ sSpHrc1; 1,, rs
ssas ssossss seS iRS w S%vs ~ te ee,h
Until To o9M a., w1in Tn5 Wuso t,o sp.caed sno M ILL.,
Kentucky and Missouri. II E shor1 oxlste . no.
tween thy Ntrtn anu ,ia tno 30 hnnlr' " 9ehWeen
Chill md Pcfu y t!cSciL ~. MMu tt"1 ~ ~ 1sa"E.'nt,
ppsSed. nit evoa tl,o existence Of aac s*ert
rou!tl not 70 ro9avans' III H. hnlno'usl5 W,
t,,,,ts tar1lsr wars sma ii eni booa.ta % bctwosra
e as ;nso gsen coas!y gonstr%t
&! ny tho o1ntneho ~ aoao IVY nm,Sa Mnpop.
No. r,,!i st pGtei niy 1SvsSG p1ssS[o
.cai rt1cs 4 ,!ot n!toEothor r. tea:t, serrsas,li-
&c ,,as " 'S IL es' otSor urs @ any tao stronS
10 canally Divided ts'at. wtc,, one o. them na
HSsss ;ss s,Sfsa s1f so 70 "a 70 rs*sl .his W.
tury Is m .o'eTo a T TwnG ,rtiot, ha nyr tg M
nbasnte ylc ykfA Anh m s r try rre oars ~ tn ny
ft iast Shen t,e ile,noorats ani Whies ShantsSd
WhIgs nnh T"slGs IN Ekiana' Ms Wneh sna
Spon fIe"sslity wSen ths 9esranh!es osatea &
ilcrent political oG,n1o9s;;, whG Mars sol,is sn't
conIitcs between noIlttcal lrlnslpes ni!h .!nc-
tsnca n!1s ccso ~ ~ u @ ,,,, ~,
oy II by ~ tcse w soetons Ths j. 9iS io
t1sc ut present. Fig plHtinrms ni noah pnrttss @
arc +! contsassIM y w S1eeps ng t~U nj en, ;4s,o
ssslaslicaris ssc gssi tho satao so.h % ire ca"aIy rs
ncnningess: ~ n,isnsE " ti tt,as
hardly oo WI taHo n2isce Q. lno,. ~ ~ y ~ tnas
ass the question. Whether tho soatt Or The
North shni! sogMGrn tn9 pEoh consumes ~! @ nno
Vnntessenec: Inseuga t n,slnry t " tno ae1
by tho Nofth; aht2n9h wGsory q. tno non
cratic pnIy eng L., rr,s @ lii!tn a -; Wy nv
and plaese M 'uo sro So oncr hovc nstn s ~ tis
sato nualrs NsteHn s " 1uts ntu pMH! uti;
less var. sSii wy na tveSi oa. saH fr,,,
gseSrSntl rnotcs. gs Ind pol!sa pr!aoples ad
doctrines. w!tliout rcaafu ~ scctinh.ti !oeNddo,
assume tnelr swS nRh M ~ go,.x " Dtn rts
, 1880-08-31
WATCHES.

TIFFANY & CO., jewellers,
Union Square, New York
City, invite attention to
their new bridge movement
Stem Winding Watches in
Is carat gold hunting cases
at One Hundred Dollars
each.
They arc carefully finished
III every particular, adjusted
to heat and cold, and are
confidently guaranteed as
the best value for the money
attained III IL watch.
Correspondence invited.
Address,
TIFFANY s. CO.,
NEW YORK.
Antique and Modern Fur
nitalrc representing various
historical periods, Bric-a-
brac, Paintings, Stnt,lary,
English Silvcrwarc, ETC., etc.
LII September IL collection
of Objects Of Art purchased
ut the 1ate sale Of Prince
DemidoN Mt San Donate,
Florence, will be opened.
SYpHEIt T. CO.,
741 BROADWAY, NEW York.
, 1880-08-31

a CHANGE IN Y1tAINiASTEn.
Special Dhpd!eh to The Ehieaoo Trtltins.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. 30.-Tralnn,aster
Muck Slnit!,, OF tho Chicago s. Alton, Is to
DO succeeded by Il gentleman named unw1ey,
from tho Burlington IL Quincy.
, 1880-08-31

ascIHs 11nye4 0tlll HIS fIFMndY.Cantecll,
President Hayes 10 credited by u newspaper su-
porter of ltoatitas, Px., with having recently
io!4 tho follow luH HAneG1otes ~ An not thu 2reAt
, 1880-08-31

T1avelars. Atop at tho A.tor llots.e. Sev York.
, 1880-08-31

=, ~ nne!atlon to tho removal Of tho fight between
w. W. 4ammauy md antl-Tammnuy wluga OF tho
wy. "" tofk democracy. tho nutfalo Ffptt I'rese
;"t'tcs as followa: "Whooyor believer that that
ttsSoaskae|e ~ sccne OF reconciliation enacted at
n.s w. uenocFatto National Convention ut Cincin.
nay nay oet~eea tho Tammanyites and nnti-Tarn-
sa!atoa has produced uny practical results, Ia
,s5 neeu5 mistaken. 10th factions aro as InIm!cal
SIatus S"s.s each other as they ever waro. both aso
ns."8 naua8 Tor tho aupremaoy and loadorah,r III tho
,ossatIo ,a.a! party Of tha btato aud for tho pOa.
~ oa ~ ot tho patronage attached thoreto, (which
nos W 10 distributed tu tho Empire City. Itoai,-
m.n Nv. no denied that 20 fur tho Ta1n.
tsa.:taNcs havo defeated tholr opponents IN
~. hsea management. Even Hanoook owes
EsliS9 liS9nIlnation p 10 tho possistunt opposition Of
Masn Ma 70 ,csn p!asn. Itts natural, therefore, tl.at
KslIy se etaato. tn all hls political movements,
kaa shnnn,.s ns at~ayS bold and during, He n2uln
sitra1aT4sh h!a pluck aul koon perception Of thu
ii onc., r. order 70 beGon0 tho maasgr thercof
vino - ~ uea called u convention Nt hts purity
lany.. nGet 9n Tho eth Of septcnhcr Ut ~.
A6SshoHH :, 7; Tho rGgulaF DeMucEuuy etanus
hi.te,ss and helpicsa; its BtAte Central Coul.
tnx tSone! ~ ~ EGArch 0f s1Ene saving or redcon,-
:sy ybsasG!; b,sss ,,, WIN. shal tloy 1of shall tloy
aaa o. o. shsMy, hMSily, and t9se part III hs conyc.l-