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Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. }
ORANGEBURG COUNTY. :
ORANGEBURG, >. g., April 10, 1850. J

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. }
ORANGEBURG COUNTY. :
ORANGEBURG, 5. c., April 10, 1850. )
VHNllE following rate per ccn'um for
II taxes upon Real and Personal prop
erty is. by an Act entitled IAN act to
raise supplies and make appropriations
for the fiscal year commencing Novcm-
bcr lst 1872 passed NJ the Special Scs-
sion of 1850, and approved the Goth Feb
ruary, 1880, A. d., regular session 1879
and special session 1880. levied, viz:
For STATE purposes, four and three
fonrths 3 ~ OF one mill.
For School tax, two (2) mills.
For ordinary County tax, three (3)
mills.
For past indebtedness, (Co.) three
!ourths (3-I) of one mill.
Also in all School Districts having a
deficiency for past due School claims
three-fourths (3-D of one mill
Liberty Township is ont of debt.
N. N. HAYDEN. Ch'mn,
l.. 5 CONNOR,
E. CUMMINGS,
Board of County COmmiSs toner's o. G.
[SEAL] l.. II. WANNAMAKER,
April l6, 1SSO-2t Clerk.
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@. M. Van OrSdel, Jr.,

G. M. Van OrSdell, Jr.,
PHOTOGRAPHER and ARTIST.
FNIIE public are invited to call ut my
IL Gallery in front of Mcroney Hotel
and examine samples of Artistic photog-
raphy.
Nothing but first class work done in
this Gallery. The public will not have
the expense of going to a city for the
same, as they can have just as good
work d me in Orangcbnrg us in any city.
All work will be Cash. when you
sit for negatives, otherwise they
will not be printed.
Call and see me on Monday, 9Th,
1880. Respectfully,
G. NJ. VAN ORSDELL. JR.
Orangcbnrg, S. c., April I'd, lSSO--lm
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South Carolina Railroad.

The recent report of Receiver Fish
er shows this road to be in q most
hourishing condition, with its income
increasing month by month. Run
ming through period extending from
October !, 1878, TO y cembcr 81
1879, the net earnings of the road
amount TO the credi:able sum of
S549 ,l62, with cash on hand amount.
ing 10 S1S4 05l, and balance due
the road by agents and others of
S75,545. This is certainly most
credi:able exhibit when the circum-
stances Of the road and the diff
cnltities under which Mr.. Fisher la
bored, are taken into consideration.
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Notice..

would respectfully inform tie public
IL that am still carrying on the Dress
Making business ht the residence of Mr.
ii. u. Shcfiuan. corner of Church and
Jail streets. Patronage solicited and sat
isfuclion guaranteed. Dresses will be
made in the latest style and at short no
tice. Domestic Patterns kept constant
ly on hand for sale and will be supplied
TO customers at reasonable rates
MRS. l.. NJ. SMOAK.
Mar ID. lSSc-,f Dress Maker.
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DRESS MAKING &C.

The undersigned respectfully informs
the public that she is prepared to do all
kinds of ladies' and getlemen's sewing.
Patronage solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. Dresses made in the latest
styles. MRS. +. L. STEELE,
Over store of P. G.. Cannon and next
door to DR.. Dukes Drug Store.
Orangcbmrg S. c., March PC, lSS0-tf
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Zion Democratic Club.

pG instructions from the Chairman of
N County Democratic Club, a meeting
of Zion Democratic Club will be held at
Zion Church on Saturday the 1st day of
May next Mt o'clock p, NJ, to reOrganize
for the next campaign, TO elect delegates
to the County Convention to meet on the
second Saturday IN May, and to attend
to such other business a, may be brought
up. a punctual attendance of all the
members is earnestly requested.
DONALD II. BARTON.
IL. D. lZLAR, President.
Secretary. April 2lst, 1880.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR. J.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY. ,

oKhNG N'OUNIG.
ORANGEBURG. S. &. April 30, 1880.
TN accordance with an Act No. GIG,
il passed 24th December, 1878, or my
assistant will attend at the following
named places for tho purpose Of Asses
sing Tax for the year commencing No
venlber 1st, 1880.
My Office will be open every day for
she same purpose, and we do most ear
nestly insist OH every person concerned
to avail themselves of this opportunity
and thereby save themselves and the
Auditor the great worry and press Will
the Tax is collecting in the fall also
avoid the p@nalty. Oillce hours from
a. Nj. to 3 p. Nj.
Branchville Tuesday and Wednesday
June 1st and End.
Rowesville, Thursday aud Friday
June 3rd and 4th.
Cedar Grove, Saturday and Monday
June 9th aud 7th.
Lcwisyille. Tuesday. June Sth.
Fort n otte, Wednesday June 9th.
Connor's Store, Thursday and Friday
June 10th and l1th.
Ayers Shop, Saturday and Monday
June 18th and 14th.
j. ii. Folders. Tuesday and Wedncs
day, June 18th and 10th.
5. =. Wei s., Thursday and Friday
June 18th and 18th.
Avinger's, Saturday and Monday
June 18TH and 2lst.
w. j. Snider's, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. June 22nd and 23rd.
DIR. Tom X. Keller's. Thursday and
Friday, June Oath and 25th.
Pine GrovcI Academy, Saturday ant
Monday. June Goth and 2Sth.
WIN. +. Phillips, Tuesday and Wed
ncsday, June 29th and 30th.
r. 5. G!caton's, Thursday and Friday
July 1st and 2nd.
C"onsboro, Saturday, and Monday
July ;}rd and 9TH.
Wilkes Sawyer's. Tuesday and Wed
day, July 9th and 9Th.
Col. u. Livingston, Thursday and Fri
day, july Sth and 9th.
Gregory's Old Store, Saturday and
Monday. July 10th and 18th.
Knott's Mill, Tuesday and Wednesday
July 18Th and l4th.
Z"igler's Store. Thursday and Friday
July 10Th md 10Th.
j. ID. Smoak's Mill, Saturday, July II
Easterlin's Mill, Monday and Tuesday
July 10Th and 10Th.
DONALD r. BARTON,
April 30-3t Auditor o. C.
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FOR CLERK.

MeSsrs. Editors:
L case announce Mr. ROBERT CORES
rs candidate before the Democratic
Convention for the office of Clerk Of the
Court. 1t Is not necessary to say any
thing in his praise, or of his peculiar
fitness for the office. His services to
country, state and county are we'll
known by MANY DEMOCRATS.
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VIRGINIA HOUSE.
(Formerly Mcdowell HOuse)
1IENDERSONVILLE, N. C.

TIT AVING purchased the Mcdowell
III House, the undersigned begs leave
to inform the travelling public that he has
furnished it throughout in modern style,
and will cndcavor TO keep n first class
house. The proprietor will give his per-
sonal attention to the house, and do all
in his power to make guests comfortable
The table will be supplied with the best
the market affords. Polite and attentive
servants. Terms moderate.
A. j. DODAMEAD. Proprietor.
(Formerly of the Virginia House, Colum-
q bia, S. G..
j. X. THACKAM, Clerk.
(Latc of the Columbia Hotel. Colum-
hl;l, ). {. April 2h, 1850
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG-CoUH OF
COMMON PLEAS.
Margaret X. Zriglcr. Plaintiff. against
ID. Weston Shuler. GOvan a. Shulor
and Mary a. Shulcr the wife and Sam
ucl Shnler the infant son of Samuel l..
Shnlcr, deceased. Plaintiffs Copy
Summons. .-(For (Relief)- Complaint
not SerUel.)
To the Defendants Mary L. .Shuler and
Samuel Shulcr:
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
Il quircd to answer the complaint in
this action, which is filed in The office
of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the
said county. and to serve copy OF
your answer to the said complaint OIL the
subscriber ut his office Orangcburr.
South Carolina, within twenty days aft el
the service hereof, exclusive of the dav
of such service; and If you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid.
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
tie Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. Dated January %. 1880.
JAS. +. IZLAR.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
[Seal] GEORGE BOLIvER,
Clerk
To tie Defendants Marg Shuler and Sam.
uei tShuler:
Take notice that the complaint in this
action together with the summons OF
which the foregoing is copy was filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas for Orangeburg County
Oh the 22d day nf January. 1880.
JAS. F. IILAR,
April 22-Gt Plaintiffs Attorney
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Married..

MARRIED at the residence of the
brides Mothers April the IL by the
Rev. II. l.. Baggatt, Mr.. B. B. Will
ans to Miss. Annie Tyler all Of
Orangeburg County.
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The undersigned would respectfully in
form the public that he is every day re.
ceiving large additions to his already
large stock in all the different branches
and that the same will be disposed of at
his old motto, Large sales and small
profits"
am also receiving now and ave in
store the following popular brands of
Manures:
Etiwan Dissolved Bone.
Etiwan Guano. lfa-
Atlantic Fertilizer.
Atlantic Acid.
Kanit or Potash Salt.
Which will be sold at lowest pr ices.
have also been appointed agent for
B. F, Avery 6 Sons,
Louisville, KY,
(rhe largest Plow and Wagon Manufac-
tory in the worldly
and have received lot Of their One, Two
and Three Horse Wagons. also Plows
this week. Give me call and see for
yourselves.
Respectfully Yours,
GEORGE II. CORNELSON.
Sept. 10, 1879.
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TAKE A CERTIFICATE
in the
Mutual Endowment Assess
ment Association
OF n I'IhInI,

'UNI1lS scheme of Life Insurance is got
IL ten up by the best business men of
Baltimore rs 4 mutual protection among
its members. 1t is based upon purely
business principles am is perfectly rel;l-
bic, alfnrtling the safest and cheapest plan
on which life risks can be taken. Mr. j
5 Aib1r|oui represents tn" company for
this county and will issue certificates.
He invites examination and will be
pleased to civ" I'LL information needed.
April 2nd, 1850 -Gm
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Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER. J
ORANGEBUHG COUNTY.
). g., March 81. 1880.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER.
ORANGEEUHG COUNTY.
ORANGEBUKG. 5. e., March 81, 1850. }
NOTICE is hereby given that bv my
IN selfor Deputy. will DO at the follow
ing named places on the days specified
for the purpose OF collecting Taxes for
the fiscal year commencing November
lst. 1879. Office hours from "a. NJ. to
, p. NJ. My Office will be open ut the
County Seat ;!uring the entire month of
May thereby giving the Taxpayers Il
double opportunity to pay without penal
ties--l.o extension of time will be asked
for.
Eranchyilie. Saturday, May lst. 1880.
1.cwisville. Monday. " 3r,l.
Fort Motto, Tuesday, g 18th. {.
Connor's Store. Wednesday, May 9TH.
Ayers shop. Thursday, May 9Th, 1880.
townsville. Friday 7ill
Cedar Grove. Saturday g Sth.
j. IL. Fielder. Monday - 1Oth. "
5. L. Wells. Tuesday. :. llth, "
Avinger',. Wednesday, : 18th,
w. SniderS, Thursday '' 18th, 's
DIR. Tom Il. Keller. Friday, May 1ith
Pine Grove Academy, Saturday, May
10Th. 1850.
Wa +. Phillips. Monday, May l71h.
X. $. Glcarons'. Tuesday. May 18th.
NoohSboio' W cdllcSlay May lJln.
Wilkes Sawyer's. Thursday, May Goth.
Col. Daniel Livingston's, Friday, May
2lst, 1850.
Gre@ory's Old Store, Saturday, May
22utl, 1850.
EaSlerln's Mills. Monday. May oath.
Joseph ID. Smokes Mills, Tuesday,
May 10Th. 1880
Leiglcr's store, Wednesday, May 2Gth,
Knots Mill. Thursday, May 9th. 1880.
ROBERT COPIES.
April I'd, 1880. Treasurer o. c.
, 1880-01-23

md newspapers, Tho Dourbons Of Hancock
County hnve been wrought up u tho point
Of subyerting tho laws Of tho State md tho
Consultation Of tho United States by for
bidding not only tho advent of any
more cnlorcd citizens OF the Uniteil Statcs
Into Indiana, but also Tue employment ns
laborcrs Of the negroes already there. III
truo Ku-Kfmx fashion they hnyn posted
notices warning all purso'ls aeuinst lArbor-
Ing or employing nny Of tho colorcd mon and
women who l,avo lately moved iNto that
locality, and to give emphasis to tho wnri,-
Ing they are burning down the houses and
barns Of those who dtsnbuy tho mandate.
Several cases Of this kind hive already oc-
CURED, md Unless tho State authorities OF
Indiana lntcrposo to protcct tho negroes anil
those giving tllenl employment tho Deinoc.
racy of Hancock Co,lnty will be able to defy
the Inv and carry M the reign OF violence
and intimidation rs successfully as their
brethren In Yazoo alid kcnper Counties III
Mississippi haye done.
, 1880-01-23

THE Fusion Izz!ers III Maine arc still dis.
cussing tho question whether 1t Is worth
willie to pro'ont the wrctclled Aasco by sub
mlttlnga Il list OF questions to the Supreme
Court. There IL lnuoh diversity Ut opinion
rs to the wisdom Of such step, aud tho lii
clinatlon Is strong among n considerable ele-
ment to throw up the spougu allll accept the
situation without further contest. Present
Indications point to MI curly break Ill tic
Rump Senate md tho Joining Of tho lawful
senate by MI those who were actually
, 1880-01-23

SUCCESS Of Ellson's electric light expert
mcnts, They regard him rs one of the great-
est Inventors the world has ever produced,
and predict for him lofty pinnacle OF f,nso
when his present critics aud deiractors shall
l,pye been forgotten.
, 1880-01-23

TIE New York World rcntls Senators Beck
and Voorhees, out OF tho Democratic party be.
causo they dcom 1t tnexpcdlont to destroy tha
lcgal-tent!er quality Of tho grconback at tho
present time. Tho 1Forfd had better 60 allow
with tho rcnding-out process. It's party west Of
tho Allcghenics and south Of Mason and D!xon's
limo would DO completely decimnted II TINT rulo
should nbtaifl. Mr.. Thurman, Con. Ewing, Mr.
Hendricks, and hfr. Pcndlcton will proba1,!S bo
found hn1dlng tho samo opintnns Of Reck aud
Voorhees,, II tho lE0,il will tnkc tho trouble to
find nut.
, 1880-01-23

TIE Belv1doro {Il1.) Northwestern sa}s
that tho Town OF Manchester Is entitled to tho
rnlm for raising boss hogs. b1cssrB. A. nlakr,
E. Minkloy, aud a. II. Matloy sold d lot of hogs
that nvcruged about 450 pounds apiece. Tho
heaviest lots wcro 1Iinkley's and Dlako's. IIlnk.
10y had nineteen hogs (about one-half Of which
woro not quito II months oll) that weighed $40
pounds, IN average Of IA. Dlako sold seycn
that weighed 41270 pounds. an average nf flo
pounds ouch, the three heaviest weighing a.
OG0. and rO.
, 1880-01-23

De LEssErs Is soon to visit Now York, as
liz Intends sailing from Aspinwall on the 9th
Of next MONTH lie Is confident Of Ills abil-
Ity 10 raise III France twice tho ntluunt Of
money needed for tho Paaa,nn Cannl, and
his faith in the SUCCESS of tho project Is owl
IDENTIFY Nnbounded,
, 1880-01-23

Tl1H Cairo Bulletin says tint tho latest
scheme to Gwlnllo tho unsophtstleateA farmer Is
tho tuking of tho census. a woll-tlTosaed, gen
tlcmanly fe1!nw drives up to tho farmhouse for
statistics OF tuo far1n. bushels of wheat NUN.
her OF cattle rllIsod, acres unduE cultivation,
etc. notwcen tho tabios and tho foot OF tho
lage, where tho farmer Signs bis nRmo attcstluR
tho statement, Is blasak spaco, whose 0xistene0
ts accounted for u ail0rdlng room for mtsccl-
lnne0us information. In month more tho far1n-
sr sucoives notluo from a neghb0r'ng bunk
that his nots for $l60 is due. ita knows moth.
ing OF tho note, but investigation shows that
tho ''census- taker" has fillutl In tho blank with
promise to pIy, which, being now III tho hands
of IN Innocent holder, must DO paid by tho un'
lucky dupp.
, 1880-01-23

THE London Standard reailirms the truth
OF the report that Cardinal McCloskey has
bccil rebukesl from Rome for the sympathy
he manifested In the mission Of Mcssrs. Par
nell and Dillon,
, 1880-01-23

THE Grant men III Pennsylvania arc daily
being asked whut they think of tho following
resolution passol by tho Republican stato Con-
ycntion In 1876:
ence n tho u1,wrlttcil lAw Of tho Republic,
which wtscy, nnsI u,ltlor tho sanction Of tho most
vclltruble pf axq1pptes. litniis tho Presidential
Republicans If ronnsylynnln, in recognition Of
this law, nro unnlterably opposed to tho ccctloh
Of Rny person to tho proaldenuy for third
tnftu,"
, 1880-01-23

: THE CntcAno Tn1nuNH has established brunei,
1ccs for the receipt Of subscriptions and ndvcrse-
t0nt& ns follows:
NEW YOKK-Room . Tribune building F.T. Nc
FApnkE, MAnsaor. ....
rAN1s Etancc.-No. 10 lauo do Ia 7rnuge- -f1nteorc.
II. MAILER, Agent
LONDON, EnR.-Amcrlcnn Exchange, ~ Strand.
uEEnr +. 1fLtr0, Agent
WAgufN0T0N II. C.-15t0 Btrcet
, 1880-01-23

THE lumbernen of Chicago yesterday vot-
sd to raise the price Of lnnis,er m average OF
sbout per cent, and they also voted to raise,
md did raise, q, ,o5o to MD lii maintaining tho
3tate mIlitfn organizations of Chicago,
, 1880-01-23

THE Stark County Hernld says nobody
noed pass a alceploss night ovor uon.. Iia"!oJ's
candidacy, ns he t'eant como within two FOES Ok
applc-trpcs of tho nomination."
, 1880-01-23

THEIsE arc sonlo bad places In New York
aa well as in ChlcuEo. 4 dIsreputablo i1anco-
hDllso and drinking establishment WIS rlldcd by
tho police on Saturday night, and ncariy go per-
sons OF both Boxcs won, arrested and locked up
overnight mud brought tho l1oxt morning beforo
Il magistrate. Sono wcre 1ned, but tho most Of
thcm got or with M atrnonltton. Tho place Wns
licensed, but the proceedings Ind hecomo 10
dlsordcrly that 1t was thought best to break 1t
up. Somo Of tho newspapers protest agh!nat
arrcstlng such prpmtscu0us crowd Of people,
Innocent aud guilty aliko, because thoy wero
found In IN establishment TINT WIS regularly
lioonscd by the city authorities, and whoee
rrloticcs have been known to tho police for
years. purhAps tho owners OF tho ranch hnd
rofused or neglected to puy tholr regular assess-
mcnt8 lnto tho private police fund.
, 1880-01-23

REr1y1sa TO the State Reutsicr's question,
"Whefo doos aiilit9ry,0nscr,!9r C@namh,e5lai,,, @
authority SUBWAY ?, tli!E Gl.lcAa9 'falauSs; ot
authority from Gov. Unrceln,l, an,l hts appoint-
,nent hns not been roynk.sl;" Imt TIE rnln-
UxE should romcMb1r that (iny. QnrcclOn's af}.
pontnloRt cnnfcrrc1 tipon Gun. ChHmberlaln
neither Gubcr1,ntorinl nor judicial pnwer, bnth
Chamberlain wls appointed simply ts, Com.
rnnntrrin-t'hief nf tho cor1l-Sta9k" nliitta of
Mnne.-Sfato Register.
The Register makes assertions without being
able to prove them. Gen. Chamberlain did not
nttompt to perform my Gubor,lntorlnl Or jtt-
t'lcal" function, that we know Of, except whnt
tho appointment Of CIV. 0arcplon legally
cothcd him with md necessarily Involved. No
person whose opinion Is worth II hG acc,scs him
Of overstopplng tho limits Ut Ills authority. flo
noted throughout tho trying or1lcal with cool-
ncRs, potItcnoss, courage, md good eensc. Tho
authority" tint hurts tho Rtaix|er most Of all
was his refusal to truogu!ze tho protendcr and
fraud Smith as the legal Governor.
, 1880-01-23

TIE Ercptng Journal denies n report II
has heard, that pArt1es In Now York aro ncsotf-
atinE for its purchaae for tito purpose Of con-
ycrtlng It Into q Dcm,oorntIo pnper. Tho editor
says" there is not q word Of truth In tho report"
On It's faoe tho story fs Nh absurdity. What ID
the Democrats want Of two Democratic evening
papers In Chlcago7 Thoy now have one and
halt Of nnothor evening paper, md that ought
to eatlsfy them In s,,nspt Journalism
, 1880-01-23

1lIt. EDWARD ATKINSON, Of Boston, who
ia now spccul Agent Of tho Census bureau, has
obtained snn,o information Ut intarest to cotton
manufacturers in rUlation IL the favorable
effect OF Il humid atmosphere upon tue product
Of looms. Consul 6haw writos him from Nnn.
chester thnt ho Ia convinced thoru Ia great lcal
In tho question Of humidity III the nnnufuetur.
Ing Ut cotton, md that 1t IL fur n,ore important
than cur people appreciate. Tho great succcas
of tho cotton manufacture In the north 0t Eli
gland he thinks largely duo ito tho prevailing
n.olst atmosphere:
"IIo transmits a lotter from Manchester
lnill-nwnog, WIN says thnt hfs experience shows
that Ia the mattor OF weavtng thoro Ii, IN dry
Wcnther, especially II enst wlnua aud frost pro-
vn, loss 0t pur cont III tho amount prudueg!l,
and nf MI additional PR cent cMtlsel by faulty
aud light plucoa ut cloth. s(r. hhnw thtnks tho
lOsa III spinning IL elua tu tllAt III weaving. Mr.
Atktn1Gn wFltes thnt tho posillnh tAkut! by tho
Eng1!sh manufacturers GuilAOt lp Sustained III
this country, and TINT II Il variation ~ product
re,Iphea per cont, something hssillcs thu wGath-
or needs Attontl0n.. lilo Thinks huwevur, that y
moist atmosphere ta unqutauohAbly fAvorlblo
tn both spsnuiug and weAying, and spnAks af An
Ingenious ineenttOn for kGeplnY lIp tho dGsltGti
humidity which hits lMtety becn lntnAlMeett Iii
several 1T tho beat American mills. titnllnr do
Vices have bte,i tried III England, hut hayo been
abandoned because thcy da1nPened tho clothing
ut the operatives and brought OIL rheumatic
troubles"
, 1880-01-23

or the new nstoflices that during the
year l87p bccano Presidential nliccs boeauso tho
receipts are over slom and the President ap-
polnta tho Po&tmasteE, Kausaa gains twenty
two, New York aud Michigan fourteen each, and
Illinois ton.
, 1880-01-23

REFEnKIuu TO tho mild winter on this Side
Of tho Atlantic, tho New York Sun says tho ta'
coming steatnors report tho c0ldest and 6torml'
est passages thoy havc known for yours. f,
, 1880-01-23

CONGRESSMAN 1foIRlsoS, OF illinois, u
named by tho Now York IYorid dns suitable cam
didatq for tho prraldoncy.
, 1880-01-23

TIrE Afussao Journal, Republican paper
OF Southern Illinois, says tho Hon. John H.
Thomas. tho present Incumbent, Is tho only nun
thought Of for Congress from tho Eighteenth
District. 1tsays: "Ho Is a good Kopublican,
young n,An Of marked ability, and will win IN
tho ensuing rnoo." IT any Republican can bo
elected frum TINT dlstrict 1t Ia Capt. Thomaa
, 1880-01-23

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, No. u Il. A: :M.-spe-
cin Cunucatlon thls frtGnyl osnnlnE vt ~: U'cnok.
sof,iiaiiY invited. Hy or1ler JAMES KEATS, II. l..
C1IAS. u. WRIGHT, SucrDtnry.
: wAuDANS1A 1onGE No. rn1t A. r. una 4. NJ
Regular Communication ts tFrdny} exnninK nt nlM:
s,Ic HALL IL MOnrnb-At- Installation u nt6Cslt3 and
pher Important likinGas full ntnndnnct " McEn-
9ors s e,irncstly .ies!rrd it HOWELL. Sec.
, 1880-01-23

TIE New York Epcnlna Post is tho M
thority for tho statement that "tho present ac-
tivity III rrul-cstuto circles Is 20 great that
experienced dealers du not hesitate to dculuro
thnt 1t hus mover befnro begn eQanled. Gnod
Judges asscrt Tint HInc1 Inst October there has
been I'M avcrlgo general iucroasc of 20 per cent
in tho saluo Ut city property. Tho healthy char
meter Ut this revival in rcul estate Ia stwI l,y
tho fslata TINT IN oht rccent trnnsfora tho wbolo
price has been paid In c,lsh, mud that second
n,ortgagps havu bccatne practically obsolete"
It cites numerous s.Ilcs or business and rpsl.
tcnco property Tint i,Avo boon recently snado
Mt prtrcs neyerlnforo obtained for lots similarly
situated. lMpI,t tn.stt llls practically brought
uptown real cstuto much nelrur to the henrt Of
the city, and tho recent purolaso by Mr.. John
Jacob Astor, for SAD 00, Of 100 acres OF lanl III
Me1rose, is an Indication Ut tho extent TO which
this Influence Is Impressed.
, 1880-01-23

WHEN tho winter is 50 mild in Chicago
that house tilcs aro IN annoyance in tho nltld!a
Of Jlnuary, 1t Is timo to appeal to Old Proba'
b,litles to furnish section Of a polar wavc TOT
family ukc.
, 1880-01-23

Tug Michigan LEGISLATURE will be ~,
crossed ut tho next session with prnpostton,a IA
divide tho s,tntr. Tho upper pcntns''la Is cut N
fum tho htnIy Ut tho stato by Luke MchIs.n
and lnrge number Of liz inhabitants woults
brttcr accommodated by tcIn8 attached to VII,
cor,sl,l, rr nrRanizctl into Btao by tho,nsc!yet
The territory is greater thnn most Of tho Nev
En8lan1statcs, and tho populntioni Ia tnuchfn fnrs,
thnn Of mnty at tho Btntcs TINT t,avn recent:
~ been n,lntttcd Into the Uninn. THO questIon
or Isolation from tho tna1n portion Of tho Ht,to
IN ono argument aldnccd In favnr nf tho scpan*
tion, and tho utlser Ia tho diverse and antagoat,
tic interests Of tho inhabltants OF tho two 10.
lions.