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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-13


u.,,t, a. this hour (2A.N.) indicates
An. sraudest Republican victories
.,.,,3 since the war. The Republicans
:. ,,,D. Ohio by an overwhelming
,,.d,,, and all appearances indicate
,.,,., have also carried Indiana. Yes,
,F,,,, Indiana that only two years
ora, Democratic plurality OF 4,1l3l
,,tOl sbs.l The HOosier State isre-
al. and stands once more in the no
rry Of Republican States. This is
.,,s,iou. feature Of the news. i is the
,,,jp, dawn Of a resplendent day on
.se,ud Of November.
n, current will now be with the Re-
s;au. from this time on. The frat
! D4tls has been fought, and the en-
=, ranks have been pierced to the very
IN, and now follows total route Of
/ entire battle array. ssFg5ats
/ Solid North is answering a Solid
t,b. ID voice is that the loyal States Of
4 rnion will never isopardize, much
-t.d, the results ofthe war. They say
a, world that the Nation shall 60 for.
MI. no. backward. They endorse the
nj Of the Republican party and intend
,Suliuue the Government in its hands.
hyes no reason Tor change.
| II, result in Ohio and Indiana prac'
aly .4ures The election Of Garfield in
|Jmaber The statement has been made
| /. lud again. by the leaders OF public
s,on on both sides, that if Ohio gave a
ISdd Republican majority and Indiana
I'd 10 20 Democratic, the fight for the
sdsncy was virtually settled. f3
n. same influences that have operated
.Ohio and Indiana are at work all over
ASohb, and now that the momentum
I's4 from the verdict OF these two
atSAses has been added to the prevail
sppular impulse, there will be a rush
lh.triunphant standards Of the great
ETd National supremacy, sound cur.
~ AID industrial protection.
GS-Ats quarter to ga. N, we have
u allowing dispatch from Chairman
IAa, ,oI the Ohio Republican Committee:
COLuuius, October 1S.-2:S0A. N.
he Republican plurality in Ohio will
ad At Elelst 10000. We have certainly
hssd IS, and probably 10, Republican
&r.Emen. GEo. K. NASH.
GlIso have the following dispatch
saths Editor of the Cleveland Leadtr:
CErlLASD, October 1920 N.
lsuu, indicate Republican plu.
iy in Ohio OF from $4,000 to 25.ooo.
srin, are on Fosters vote Of 1879.
hAlvs thirteen and quite likely fifteen
srnnen. The present delegation
nd sigh! Republicans and twelve
!axa.. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-13

Pr. PLEASANT, October 1s.-Pisgah pro.
cinct gives Stnrgiss 10 majority, Republi-
can gain OF 20 over the vote OF 1875.
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CIScIxSArI, October 2-Butterworth's
majority from the precincts reported so
far is about !, 800, and Young's l,700, with
the strongest Republican precincts to hear
from. This comes from the Lincoln Club.
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AT TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, o., October 1.-Two arrests for
illegal voting. The Democrats made gains
on Hurd, for Congress, which the Repub.
licans concede, but still claim the district.
The Nationals voted largely for Hurd,
while the prohibitionists stuck to their
ticket. The largest vote ever .polled.
Everything quiet, but excitement intense.
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OIL. THAT Ill BE JOYFUL

INDIANAPOLIS, October 12.-Late specials
from eight townships show Republican
gains Of over 300. shsuld these continue
Porter will have 5000 majority in the
State.
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KANAwHA COUNTY.


CHARLESTON, October II.
A heavy vote was polled in this section
to-day. Nothing can as yet be ascertained
as to gains or maiorities.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Oct. 12.
@. y. Attin,on, Chairman Central Com
miltee:
Quinnimont gave 81 majority for the
Republican State ticket. sturgiss leads
here, and so far the outlook is good. The
Greenback county ticket is probably sue.
cessful here. TIBBErrs.
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CAREI,L COUNTY.
HuSTlSdroN.

HuS1rSeroS, October 49, one.third OF
the vote is counted in Huntington. Jack.
son leads Sturgiss from IL to 20 votes so
far. Nine hundred votes were cast.
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PORTAGE COUNTY.

GARRErrsvILLE, October l2.-Total num-
ber Of votes cast: Townsend, 1892; Lang,
rs, Taylor, 1872: Adams, "a, Republican
gain Of 10. Wilcox, ior Sheriff, 200; Rus.
sell, SO. The Republicans are jubilant.
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At this hour the vote stands as follows:
Latrobe HOUSE. Court House.
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Jackson's Own County Goes
Back on Him.
PARRERSBURG.

Republicans Carry wood County by .
Handsome Majority.
PARERnsBuRG, October u.
Special Dispatch to the Tntel!Isencsr.
The count is very tedious. Indications
so far show Republicans gains. The city
will probably give two hundred Republic
can majority. The returns from the
country precincts indicate that sturgiss
willcarry the county by a handsome ma
iority. S.
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THR LATEST.

IsOsSAroLis, October ls,sA.N.'
l4iSiA.lutollisenesr.
Ne Probabilities are that Porter, Re-
Esiaa, has been elected Governor by
'TlooO plurality. This is an immense
F'sa the vote OF 1876, at which time
s'psaOeruts had over $4,000 plurality.
Ed. JOURNAL. )
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LICKING COUNTY.

NEWARK, O., October l2.- Returns from
eleven townships out OF twenty.six give
Lang !, ,73O, Townsend 1,l3S. Democratic
gain, 296, An estimate Is placed upon all
the townships will give Democratic gain
OF $40, or majority OF 1900 for the Dem.
ocratic State ticket. Democratic county
ticket all elected.
Newark, Second ward gives Townsend
10; McIlwaine, 179; Lloyd, Is; Lang,
$40; Follett, S47; London, Is.
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SCATTERING RETURNS.

ISp1ANAPoLIs, October l9.-In Carroll
county, Tlppecanoe township, the Repub'
licans gain two. Landers Is defeated by
1000 10 1000 majority, unless the river
counties come to his rescue,
Eighty.tve precincts give Republican
ISplANApoLts, October l9.-Thirty:three
precincts heard from give Republican
gain Of 95
W Warren ri county, Kent township, Demo,
Hanne township, Democratic gain Of 20.
INprASAroLIs, October l2.-Filty five
precincts show Republican gain Of S47.
Wood township, CLARK county, the Dem
Lib Liberty township, Henry county, Dem.
ocratic gain Of 2.
Clinton township, Lsparte county, Dem,
ocratic gain Of Il.
Three hundred and fifty wards and pre-
cinots received net Republican gain oI
ixptASAroLis, October l2.-slxty. .tive
rreclncts give Republican gain Of S27.
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IHcouRAGINa.


INDIANAPOLIS, October l2.-Eight pre-.
cincts show Democratic gain Of 10.
Reports from Republican sources say
that Indiana has gone Republican.
"aooD NEWS TRAVELS SLOWLY"
CINCINNATI, October 12.-The returns
from Indiana come in slowly. Those re.
ceived are favorable to the Republicans.
First ward, Warsaw, Ind, Republican
gain, "a. Plain township, Republican
gain, 40. Kosciusko county, Ind, Repub'
lican gain estimated at l40. Elkhart town.
ship, Ind, Republican gain 40.
SONY SPECIMEN GAINS.
sourH BEND, October 12.-Penn, Ward,
on, CLAY, Harris, Union and German
townshipa, St. Joseph county, give III
majority for Porter, a Republican gain
since the last Gubernatorial election OF o.
and 1855 since the State election two years
Two wards Of South Bend give 100 Re
publican gain since the last city election,
INDIANAPOLIS. October l2.- Returns from
IS voting places give Landers $685., Por'
ter 1895, Republican gain OF 1927.
Fairfield township, Fayette county, Re
publican gain OF II.
Madison county, Republican gain ot 6
INDlANAroLis, October l2.-ll:45 P. NJ
The average ratio OF Republican gain pei
precinct is5. This carried throughoutthe
State would make net Republican gain oI
6, $50 In the State, and would elect Porter
by about 900. The Republican Centra
Committee claim Porter's election by 1000
The betting Is three to two in favor Of Por
ter. The Republicans are shouting fol
Porter aud singing, "Rally round the flag
boys" through the streets.
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Faithful MonongaIia Stands as
Firm as a Rock.
MoRGANTOwN.

MoRoASrowS, W. Va, October le.
Special to the IrtelliSenetr.
One hundred and thirteen counted.
sturgis, 7s; Jackson, SO. Think our
whole county ticket is elected by four
hundred majority.
Nm. HorrxAS.
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MASON COUNTY.

BarboursviJle gives Jackson ee. sturgiss
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Glory Enough for One Day.
The Indications Justify n Hope that
Portcr's Majority will Reach 1000.
INDIANAPOLIS, {

Special Dispatch to the InteiliGeneer.
The average Republican gain is about
six to township, with the largest Repub.
lican counties to hear from. This ratio
carried out will elect Porter by over one
thousand. J.C. NEW. .
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
MouSusvlLLE, October l2-lo:l5.

MouSDsvILLE, October l2-l0:l6.
Special to the Intsligone'r.
At this hour the vote stands as follows:
Latrobe Houss. Court House.
Governor.
6turTia.." ~
JaeL LsO1r.............. "a 81
shehd.
Uleks""-.....s....-. .''''"'''''''''' 90 20
Gray......'... .."''''''''''' ''''''"''' "
The entire vote cast was: Lntrobe House
5sl, Court House 44G.
Il will he impossible to send returns in
full in time for morning paper.
The county may 90 GOO for sturgiss.
Court House, LauOas
9 Ig1InsL RalIhea, Ion. ..."....... o
GSiu oi 20 - far ts counted.
MouNDsNILLE, October IL.
sp' oial u tbs IntslliEOnCer.
Limestone precinct, Marshall county,
gives the following vote: Sturglss 65;
Jackson 0; Rep. majority 50. Sheriff,
Hicks 60; Gray II; Rep. msjofity 40.
The rest OF the ticket averages about the
same. X
CAMERON, Oct. l3-SA.M.
The count here indicates about 100 Re.
publican msjority. The came ratio will
give Sturgiss about 900 In the county,
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TRuMBuLL COUNTY.

WARREN, October l9.-Warren town.
ship, Warren, Trumbull county, Republi.
can vote for Secretary OF State 1885, Dem.
ocratic 14l, Republican gain "a.
Second ward Warren, Republican gain
2s.
Fourteen pecincts OF Trumbull county
show a net Republican gain Of 22l over
1879. t
Newton Falls, Trumbull county, Demo.
cratic gain %.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29
GENERAL. NOTICES.
O. O. Il. Nctice.-nrembers

1. o. o. Il. Netice.-Members 49,,
of Industrial Lodge, No. 1877, are here =
by requested to meet at the Lodge -
room, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, .2zaNVS>I
December 29th, at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose oi
paying Eureka Lodge, No. 4, fraternal visit
j. Ii. Ferguson, N. G.
T Hrssny R. s. DDS 2ts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filed December 27th.

Augusta studernan to Geo s Wait December 81,
1880 for SO 000-The south half of the quarter
of lot No. s. between and j. Fifth and Sixth streets,
Sacramento.
Frank Miller to Mary A. Callahan, May l, 1880,
grant-Ihe square between and s, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets and the south half of square be-
tween Il and S, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
and the north half OF the square between and W,
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Sacramento.
L. Williams ct al trustees, to the Capital Savings
Bank November s. 1877 for 81 700-The east half Of
lot g. between | and }, Second and Third streets,
Sacramento.
Filed December 2sth.
Joseph Miser to Isabella Miser December Is, 1880,
for 81 0O0-Al right title and interest in the estate
of the late Solomon Miser within the county of Sac
ramento
%, 1850, grant-Lot ., between and L, Twenty
fifth and Twenty sixth streets, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29

FoR wHoop1se CoUGH.-Eothing equals
Chssley's Rock and Rye.
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Go to the Lafayette for Hot Drinks.-
Specialties Tom and Jerry, Peach and Honey, etc.
X st., Third and Fourth j. 0. HECTOR. d1-3plm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29

LADIES can buy stylish and durable dress
goods for 124 cents per yard at the closing out
sale, Red House.
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CALL FOR THE "DEBBY" buttoned shoe. a,
Mechanics Store. Hand sewed and OF The
best material.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29

THE VERY Best BARGAIN IN THE CITY
Tho-e ladies' merino vests for So cents, at the
closing out sale, Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29

All Who Have Tried w. F. Peterson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. dim
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29

ARPAD HARAsZTHY & Co. s ECLIPSE is the
only California champagne made by the natu-
raj process-fermentation in the bottle.
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e. vi. Stevens, $50 j street, near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, etc. also the best Dit
cigars in the city. dZs-lm
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LADIES should examine the stock of French
kid, side-laee and side-button shoes, at Me-
ohanies' Store. No trouble to secure glove
fit os all widths are constantly in stock.
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Capitai CoIonnade, I0I? Tenth ST., bet.
and K Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always
ON hand. Private Rooms JOHN HECTcR.dl6 I'm
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Cakes, Pies and all kinds OF Fancy Candy
at W. +. PETEkS0N'S. d2lm
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MINERS. buy your nailed boots at Me-
chanics' Store.
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Be CoMFoRTERs. 81. at the closing cut
sale, Bed House.
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TO HOLIDAY SMOKERS
10 q. :" O q ID 3,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO. PIPES. ETC., ETC..
No 229 street, near Third.

TUST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF THE
81 following IMPORTED CIGARS of the 1880
Crop La Carolina Regalia de California, zoos;
Henry Clay, Reina Victoria textra ne), zoos; Vilar
v yiilar Reina Victoria, zoos; Antoine F. Murias
Reipa victoria, 10os La Commercial, Non illus Ultra
5Os: Commercial, Elegantes Sos; Villar, RotLchid,
50s: Blossom de Tobacco, Elesar tes, Sos; Flor de
sOs. Ia Flor de Guiana, Non Plus Ultra, 50s; lie
Hermandad, Regalia Non Plus, 5o,; La Carolina,
Pegalia de Paris 50s La Flor de F. Cabal, Regalia
de Chica, sos antoine de +. Murias Regalia Reina
Cbica zoos; La Commercial R.galia Rena Chica,
1oos. La Granadina Princessa, 109s: La Gloria
Cooneta. ZOOS La Venus, Coneha Fina, /. o.; La
Soptanesa, Alfred de Rothchid, 25s; lndustr a
Comercio, Regalia de Chica, sos; La Elec ioh,
Concha SOS: La FLOR de Jose, q. Pumarie2a Concha,
1oos In Corona Concha, San Domingo Tobacco,
ZOOS: La Estania Conchs, sos; Manuel Garcia
Coacha. San Domingo Tobacco, 10os; The Medal
Award. Reina Victoria, zoos; La Commercial. lie
gantes. 25s Also, fine 10 Of Meerschauin Pipes
d22 3plm
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE

GENTS HOLIDAY SLIPPERS at Mechanics
Store.
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The Choicest Imported wines aud
Liquors by the bottle or gallon, at SHEARS Eighth
and streets (Clunie Building). Every article
warranted Dure. Ql6 I'M
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WEATHER AND RIVER The weather yes
terdsy was murky and cloudy, bat there was
no fall of rain. The river rose nine inches
since the previous evening, caused by the
flow of waters from the upper valley and
streams. and last night marked is feet and z
inches.
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Filed December asth
THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

TUESDAY, December 20, 1880.
CLARK, Judge.
NJ NJ Odell vs. I'm. Taaffe ct al.-Decree entered
q i ting title.
NJ NJ odeIl vs. VIM Taaffe ct al.-Same order.
The Court adjourned
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CoNYEsCIAb.-The trading boat Neponset
left Tor the Upper Sacramento yesterday,
loaded with general merchandise.
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THE "GRADUATE" takes the lead for a fine.
easy dancing shoe. Get them at Mechanics
Store,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29

FULL LINE ARCTIC OVERS, footholds, rub
bers, hip and knee rubber boots, at Mechanics
-, X
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Delinquent Sale Brighton Vine
Growers Association. Location OF principal place
OF business and works, Brighton, Sacramento
county, California Notice.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account OF
Assessment No. 6, levied on the LIST day OF NoVEM-
Der, A. d. 1880, the several amounts set OPPOSITE
the names of the respective Shareholders as follows
No. No.
Name. Cert Shs. Amt y:
G. II. Kerr. D! GU w
And in accordance with law and an order OF the
BOARD of Directors, made on the LIST day of NOV EN-
Der, A. D. 1880, so many shares of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will he sold at puoc
auction, at the Office of the company, at Briehton
Sacramento county, California, on the oth gay Oh
JANUARY. A. d. 1881, at the hour Of o'clock
P. M. OF said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with the costs of advertising and
expenses of sale T. G. PERKINS, Secretary
Office, Brighton, Sacramento county, california
dS-law4wW
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.
SACRAMENTO, December %, 1880.
T Eggleston San Fran W Hobart, San Fran
J J Morrison do Mrs Thomas, Placerville
C 81 Doty & d. Oakland Miss Thomas, do
Miss Nellie Doty, do SW Fuller, San Fran
j Wilson, San Fran Henderson, do
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Auction.

Martin Plug & Co.-sale to-day.
Business Advertisements.
Adams, Mcneil & Co., wholesale grocers.
Aekerman & Co. Make your wife happy.
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BoNp FnED.-S. D. johnson has fled his
official bond SIS Justice OF the Peace OF Ala
bans Township, with NJ. Fay and John Rae
as sureties. The bond is only for the sum OF
50 200 in the aggregate
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WING PUMPS.

n IGHTHALL'S PATENT-THE BEST IN USE
~ Manufactured by
KEYSTONE PUMP WORKS,
do. 3p2m 429 Fourth street San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29

Lodge No. so, A. o. o. W., last evening
elected the following officers M. w, w. /.
Ortiz F., W. h. H. Wiley o., F. Dust
man; Recorder. George B. Katzenstein |;
Financier, NJ R Beard Receiver, A. s.
Hopkins G J. NJ Tenbrook; I. W., Geo,
A. Walker; o. W., D. Pearce; Trustee, L.
A. Epson; Medical Examiner, DR.. w. A.
Hughson. The installation of officers will
take place next Tuesday evening.
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AUCTION SALE-Martin Plug Co. will
sell at 1880 this morning, at their salesroom,
1918 Fonrth street. large amount of parlor
and bsd room furniture, Brussels carpets,
mattresses. stoves, crockery, glassware.
chrnrnnE TOYS etc
, 1880-03-18
VESSEL MOVEMENTS.

Ing arrivals wcro notcd: Sch0onrr Charles L.i-
ling, Mnnltnwnc, 401 tons lee: schuoner r..
1tnnd, Kewnunee, rs cords slabs: steamer Al
pena, Muskcgon, s,,ntlries: propeller Oeontn.
Ahnopoe; propeller o. c. Williams. SnuKat'Ick.
B,lndrlcs, Departurcs Schooner II. 1tand, Ke.
wauucu; echnnncr Ilnttest .Jnhn, L,.ttnstDn;
salI.tD,ltr j. ". brown. AhnOpeu: schH,Mtr C.. j.
lspcdrr, 4th,,pIuc: prpInllcr q. e. Williams,
sauKasuck; .stcnincr ALBUMIN. MMskogon: pr1pcl-
IT, ii. King nrrivrat fr,tn Gr,li,,l lin.rn with Il
enrrt, Of elnt,a The scw lsuo ltol1 nsd sctsnnnct
Sru Gnrt. with lee frs,ii Mnlilinwt'c ulsO arrived
ward aAilctl rOr MlrhiK1ti City. wlleTt. her erge
IL tn be delivered. Tho stcAm.barge ~ 0roh
moved down tlt river yesterday nlOrIlng.
, 1880-03-18

PHiLAnEGpittA. March l7.-FtAHH-Itunssctlont
OF an extremely limited character, oaty aMall toa
tho local trhdu Minnesota s8trn1, u. us. medium,
Alop; Rood 4I15i chncu SdS, fancy, tad<, Ohlo sx-
In chots, F1uu, Southern llllhu1 chalco, S7Nl Do
fancy. s7ui wntor and sprtnx wheat patents, IT. 9aa
aWs A!nnaauta patent pEucesa, tld!As N1s Hour
quiet II &aU
lilAlx-Wbeat steady, Western rejected OIL track,
&ll!l Western snlbsr, track. 3Laas No. Erd. th
elevator }l.+44i M. rcd. Match. tl.st1s bld N&9t
asksdt April II vi bid. aLxt nskodi Msy $ltA BID.
I'LL a4kedt June. 4l.1{ bid. tl.1M nakpsl. torn In
Sasls4Yy l,platsA dsMsadi ,sll|9w We.tsIa ,an
trsck. 3Ae; Msstsrn mx n % d.. hfes sigan,yr WI
IA. ~ a.A9a' s!ay, Y, Ma s.xsd' yaHa: M slAo
not f,r rhucs i"ts; luulntu dssetyI ,pt.ee. fully
u higher. mtxe1 WsstYtn ;ai ~. ~htto. %s1. Xxi
IKuylslUSa-ln fa3r teIA4nd. 11sf-Moss. t11M.
, 1880-03-18
afOls C.tT'TLt: MEN.
T'nE FIRST PREMIUM.
Certain Scientific Reasons Why It Is
Taken by Some and Always
Lost by Others. -
The Ill l-Conditioned State Of AMI
mails in Many Localities, and
What Causes It.
Revelation or II Way by Which Even tho
1'oprest CATTLE Gun lie ATnde
lfeitlthy nnt Fn&.

II Ia one of tho most difficult sciences 10
know how tn propnrly cnre for tho helpless
basts tint nrn around lis and dependent UPON
us for support. In tccd, It requires ltf,.-
Ting OF study 70 understand thls Gven pr~
silt Is always remarkable. Animals that
were I,nor Or Niltng become bright, roIltrntc,!,
a'nt ga1l rap'tl'y. In flesh Md valur. 'rh1s
Is so,il carcfI scelists, n INK, f aitsr T IonR M IN *
pcrlne1ltInx the wnrltl-fan,0lls SlnaN's CuiMi-
tim Powders were prtntuectf. Indeed, Atr.
Drrtsh ltls nut done 80 much fur tho rrn1 Rout
tatned. Slnnn's Condition Powders rrt u
botnnIc invlgnrnnt md corrective, netting
quietly md favoral,!y upon, ll0rsss, .catilt'.
could I'll IN ntt,ur way IL. accomplished. They
are tile only yaltas,e thing vi the kind in tho
world, md thousands Of trsttnnonutx could
By Elvcn II tr ter tgyr Fer p tai. BY al! raF-
tNKtl.
, 1880-03-18

The schooncr Mary and Lucy WIS beachcd In ii
storm OF southampton, Cnnntln, on tho 4th nf
September lust. Tile stunlner Manitoba was
mnklny for the hnror Of Southampton, When
tho situation If tho vessel wus observed
Oh shore. CnpL J. y. Sylnes, Capt. Jnh,
Dyers, Samuel MeClcanl. Etxln Helyca.
tMnte of tho steamer Quebec. Daniel
Mckay, James Murray. and ltoss LAnI-
bert stnrtod IN yawl tn The asss'ancc Of the
crew. The ytwl wns upset, md two Of the
number, 3tlirruy And Latnl,ert, were lost. TN
Mnsiday evening nf last week tho ccrcn'pny OF
rrac,!c wis prrfurfntd 1T s4IrIn. when the Musur
presented tn],t. Hy,nes, Capt. Nyurs, md Mr.. Me-
ElellHnd With watehes. benstnx sutub!e ilscriI,-
Murray, who wnx Inst, thcrc wis presented Il
tlnubIe-cnstsl solid guild witch. Ihat presented
II uM yei i r Ms t s ,:,,tn, G 1fn ,1 ra ,hx ~
are "prcse,ltcd BY the Government of Cunada, y
ntE.