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RAHLkOAl lss.
)HlLA DELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NovEMRKR lerH. ls7y,

NOVEMBER lbTH, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
tor
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
IOO, e.iO. 1880 a. m. go, 400. 100, 9.I6 p.
N.
Philadelphia (Express) 900. s.Se, 1902 a.
m.
Phila. and New York 2.2l, 100. 1902 a. m,
l2l3, 1888. 5.48 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
S.35 a, m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.0s D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2OS,
S.S5 a. m. 1852, l.O4, 5.lS, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle 500, S.l5, a. M; LILO. 800. $50
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate Stations.
y a. m. ; LILO, $50 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, els
M; LILO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 n. m. BOO, $50, 9.40 D. IN.
philadelphia and New York, 200 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.lO
a. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted at the
depot. HF RENNEY.
SUPERINTENDENT
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Inc Government of the United State,
i,as I.'a,, asked Mexico to help it whip a few
INDIANS In the Southwest. This is good
pan Now, if it could get England n
take hold of the redskins in the NortL
we might manage to get along.
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DIED.
FUILM Err On ihn nm

FDLLM MER.-on The 18th inst. at IN,
iu.nce OF ms parcnts, jlo JelT.r.nn y
wilmington, Of neuralgia, foll"wnt
eonNulslons, Anthony Fulimer IN y
3sth year of his age. /" "
Funeral Will take place nm S.,.-,
l1th instant, al 8 O'Clock. Hin NUN
sacred Heart Church. Intern.ni 'aS a, n, v
Catholic burying ground. ,.ntSI %
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rhe "ls' Day OF JANUARY, 1854.
II 2o'clock, p. IN, the following ,..c,l
real estate, VIZ: '''"
All that certain lot OF land sltu,.o 3.
Chfistiana bundled, new Castle cn%,,
sthte OF Delaware, with The dw.lli
ana out buildings the con ercr.,1 I9n'i
"a and described as follows, VIZ, Ran
ming ut the esterly side Of RDlfu',i A.. ~. ~
~ M y feet wide between SECOND ny
hlrd strce,s al the distance of lro -
liom the southeriy Aide of Tnif1 M
.uence westerly parallel TO Third slre,ils
leet 10 corner. thence. houtnelll paf,s
70 hodnlan street 100 feet lnche IN nv
ner thence eHsterly parallel to lhlrlsus
70 Ieet 10 the aior' SAID aide II kOdmr
'tfeet, and thence thereby nor, herly lGl-
inches 10 The place OF beginnln he IA
contents what they may. Book f VLl
rage i6l. &c.
selz ID and taken in execution As a
property OF Emil Wallher and Dorous|
W., his wifi aud t.t., and To be sold hv
., JOHN PYLE, sheriff
,ssl Sheriff 5 office. New Castle, ,nusry i
Janli-3ass
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WASH vOR TREES

whlcn Will drive out borers In the 1esa
apple, quihce and asn and not one a.
me timeor cost IN applying 1t as To N
move WIN knife and II applied annual
there will be o borers In The trees aud NJ
one peach tree die with the yeoVl
Nhere IN III sands die annually now >eH
postal card for catalogue. CAL and NJ
SOCK. All orders sent by Elal will u
orlye careful attention.
kA EDOLPA PETERS.
NiIr.iputnp nd
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FOURTH EDITION
Inaicntlan. frr To.nnx.

Diminishing northerly ,oinds. possibly
shifting to 'oarmer south and east, JoiloWed
yJailin0 barometer, pertlv cloudy or clear
tptdther.
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The third term muy.n.,,
and more uneasiuess TO th, o "us'' m0|
Ia w asbington. ILey confess iruuncae|
conversation that the scheu,, -, ph'aI
nate the ex-president NAV snn,. y" relou
ms precisely alarms them hsceeu
general aud growing cony,r,n', r,,aD% I'd
me shrewdest republicans '1ot|
houses is that he cannot b., eI,cM,' M ~
An actress recently obtained = di,.
IRON her second huspand in Lond", '
the somewhat novel ground That ~,
she married him, in 1876 Ie, 's
husband, whom she had married III,
i u, and who had left her soon ~" aS
was, without her knowledge. s,,ll ,n a
ne a. also had married a second Time
1872, and did not die until ls77
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GRATIS co PAGE CATALOGUE

Containing much valuable inform dl9
also "a Asto peachse with rutallon IN n
pen1ng. and list OF Southern or ion. ses
ing apples, a fruit much needed her
Every run grower should see this list II
fpples ana buy no NOR of he New iell
or western varieties to plant here n
WINTER apples, for grown here they are NJ
winter apples.
Also Japan. persimm on, queen Of NJ
Market raspberry with "A tull line
nursery stock at greatly reduced pry
A lhO n Iecelnl llar IA
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ls57 Prizes, amounting 10. .slln 4m

TOT fIrNos1"rrr0uHtIHB tU''.sss.. U,FTW
Responsible corresponding agents want
sation Will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
urther Information, or send orders by ex-
press or mall, addressed only TO
M. A. DAUPHIN,
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordi uary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment of Generals q. 4. Beauregard and
JuDal A. Early. Janlf -2tawIw&w
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THE FOLIOWIN(, PRIzrs

made 10 tue home office.
Remit by bank draft or express Orders
OF soand upwards, by express, can be sent
ut our expense.
Full list of drawing published in Louis.
Vie Vilie courier journal and New York Her
aid and mailed TO all ttcketholders. For
tickets and information address n. i
CoMMERFORD, Courier Journal Build
Ing, Louisville, Ky.
Ia. til uc sii T. ucp WdW.
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@IoUh -
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEr'S TIL EATRE,
In the City of Louisville. nm

In the City of Louisville, on
y A N Uk RY 81, 1880.
These drawings, authorized by act of
the Legislature OF lss9, and sustained bv
all the Courts Of Kentucky (all fraudulent
advertisements ofother lottery companies
VINO claim the sole ownership of call the
grants In Kentucky" to the contrary not
withstanding), occur regularly on the Iasi
day OF every month Sundays excepted !
officials.
Every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see II
placed In the wheel
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented of obtaining,
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SHERIFE's SALE.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL

BY virtue ofa writ oi Levafi ria,
me dlreoted, Will be exposed 10 INK,
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nELAWAR WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change OF hours. On and after Feb
Attn, 1879, Trains will run as fol ows:
Leave wilmington, 7.15 a. m, Il. 80 a. m.
md $50 p. IN.
Arrive Avondale, 8.6s a. M, I2.5 80 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, . 80 a m, 50 p M.
Returning. leave Pomefoy l0.4O a. m
md 4 50 p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, IL II noon,
and G 10 p.m m.
Arriving. Wilmington, 9 10 a. M, 2t5p
',acd OU p. m. ID. CONNELL,
Jfef'u Superintendent.
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Local stock and Bonds.

Local Stock and Bonds.
National bank OF Deiaware............. 100
First National Bank. 137
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank VIII. and Brandywfne.. %
farmers Bank. 30
Wilmington Coal Gas Company........ 81
Delaware r II. Co. Observation-Disclosures. 2S
Delaware Western r r 90 Stock, %
Phila. vii. a Baltimore X. q Co... 6S7z
Wiln q Northern r. r. .Co............. 2S
Delaware Fire Ins. Co..................3o
Delaware State Bonds. s...................l0 e.
Wilmington City O.. 6s.....................iUe
Wilmington City S.. .l04
New Castle CountyL Loan. ....... ........ l02
Delaware Railroad, first Mortgage. ..... io3
Delaware Railread, extension. ........1 102
vii. Passenger Railway %. LIST mort. hl
Stock, 4
Masonic Hall Co Bonds nds.............. 80
Masonic Hall OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
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A nEIAmAnn

A DELAWARE CITY RECTOR
The Rev. Mr. Phillip, of Ge,,a.,
IA, has become the rector or ~, ,',oul|
are City Protestant Episcopal Ch,.s hu pe
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ON SATURDAY,

sli shlpley street. kept by John j. DopA
sriv, IA The city OF Wilmington, New g..
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10th

Authorized by the Common wealth of Ky
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD.
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NJ OTICE.-Notice is hereby g,aes s.td
IN The annual meeting Oi ln' MI
CATION Company" will be n negI md 1
No. 303 Market street, W IlD,iG6 aG6 N
Ton, Delaware, ON Thursday, the mr, n II
OF February, 1880, between lie Illnvrpot \
ana 4 O'Clock, p m, for the pIGlr Gr ibs
electing three Directors 10 serye tor N
years, and one Director TO sep5EGFFFlN
years. JOHN A. u hnlLIpi,deni
Janl wtm. lIV'
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r,n.peial and Uemmsrcial. 0

WILMi SaroN. Dol, Jan. "A hsp.
Latest stock quotations FURNISHED b.
dsAld a Co., Clayton House Rujldin
Wilmington, Del. at II NJ. to-day:
, 1880-12-17
EMERSON 'nlso Inns that last !nQrMtty 0
noblo Inlnas-a commonplace book,


:
~ SEQ TINT Mr., KolIy' says to trust no man
that parta hIs hatr In tho tnudie+ would Ec!ef
Sfr. Kelly 10 tue old attaac, "a short ha!r neeas
no parting. g.'-HFhtte'dR htat.
Thirteen tlarricks wcro recently shipped
from Chicago to 1t. Louis and It Is oyi'|cnt TINT
tho girls arc gctnx 10 hung up ther 's.0cknsa
next Christmas tho ya&no as .lsl,nl
A New York mnor Inns nroye,l that tho
wnrl .dan,n y il mt ,yirkc;i oa,h. and men
wLo hovn i,con ust,,r n fnr venrs oypry tImo
, 1880-12-17

Mn VEST. t'io JUNIOR senator from MIS-
Weanesmas t1a1 9ohn bfowh "aeserVea Ills
late'" n!s late las oeeh GLORIOUS 'iio mas a
place IN history ninohg tllo heroes VINO G'et}
LOT hoeFty' Hls name IS tue symbol OF q
tliat "as nop1e. nnselfssli' and nrRo
III uo struggle 1of eli'anc'patloi', ~
"as hls "fate" TO lave hls ttWas
sung anu celebrated ny tho sfetteSe
army u'at tho sun ever sflone upo't' " nun
ohlS has II been declared ytAo Ameteahi
people that, though aend, "his SOIL Is 1Farch-
ing OH" 1t SILL an!lnafes TIC A'aef!cah
people, nnd likes them III the rcsofsa 10 seq
, 1880-12-17
THE NEW PACIFIC RAILROAD,

Tho Southern Pacific md tho Atch{son,
Topeka IL Santa FG lla!lways arc only seyon-
ty-two miles alart. They Will meet by Feb.
!. Passengers are now transferred by slage.
When thu re,.lafhlsg section Is finished, botll
pnssc,gcrs ald frcEghts will be taken BE-
tween SIM Francisco anil all Eastern points
oil through rates, ThIs connection will re-
lcaau ul0 Central mil Southern pnctlcs,
which arc virtually owned BY the aalno Conn
pnny, from tho domination OF tho Gould sytl-
diente. Tlp Un!on raclIlo Inns commanded
thu sEtunton up tn tlIis time, hut 1t lnust soon
sublnlt to actiyo competition. Tho Santa I'd
lsoad WIS built by l'oston capitalists. 1t Is
pafl fur, null Gould Inns been unable 10 got
hold NJ It by my OF tho stock -tobbiny opcru-
l!o'ls IN which ',u IL W proficient.
Thu Opuiltng af the now route will tako
plaea under circumstances widely different
from Those which attended Tho completion OF
tho Central and Union Pacific Roatls. Tint
event was ea!ebrutgd us National victory.
l'oe.ns wrro composed about It, md various
gold nlnl silver spikes were driven with great
polnp ANl ccrclnuny. Every considerable
city llatl Il pnrndu alM! a bnnQuct to co,ll-
n'e'lIorato tho ncw ortter IT tl1ings. ChIcago
WIS particularly conspicuous In tho yuIolc-
lngs. R1Nl lrank mUrG champagne md turned
out mare wagons in lis procession than any
other city,
How differently will tho now limo bo ush-
erred Into exfs.emeol We doubt II la,lcl,
precious lHelul will ha wasted III spiklug It
together. No grncery.wagons nor ndYerlIs-
Ing carts will signify thu local Joy over tho
nusplcl0us event. There will hv no outburst
Ut public enthusiasm, l,o pictures III tho
Illustrated newspapers, md fow dcu.lllcad
excursions Ut emtl,rnt citlzens. hut us
quietly III spring passes into summer tho
Junction will bo Matle, trains will lncel aud
20 through, nlll ule ilrst visible effect Will 10
Il reduction Ut rules a1ui Il great ll,crustsu Ut
business with tho Pacific Colst and tho
Orient.
T!ero aru two reaso,'s why tho completion
OF Thu now roaA will not much excito public
fceling. Tho tirst is That tho people hayo
tcconlo accustomed to tho idea ot q Pacific
connection. II Ii not thought to bo worlds
wonder, In thcse days of marvellous raitru,.d
construction. t0 spun TIC continent. Six
days 10 San frnnctsco IL an old story. Tho
other reas0n Ia that tho first roud disappointed
public expectations BY reason OF thu gross a,,d
inpaclous osercharges oxueted from ths
public, 1t has abbreviated tiule unu dis.
, 1880-12-17

THE Mississippi I.Gyee Commission nro
wnndrol,s kintl. 1t Is reported frou, Wasl,-
tngton that they llnve practierd srtl.tlenIa To
'tlsu extraordinary extcrt Ut tcing willing tn
accept tho small s,tm Of eighteen laMi,.lrcsl
tI.onsan.l tlolfars Of public lakes rs n first
ilistatlnltnt 10 bcgiu tlle work Of building
lcvces for tile planters. Their first intention
WINS to fnsurt tlletr i1ws TT tlte Public Treas.
ury and grub stx millions. Fearing that so
largo 4 lit Of loot might catlse unpleasant
feelings OH tho part Of tie public and occasts,
invftlous talk, thesechaps witt. rare alsncga-
lion llava reiuctl themselves in, mil now
Only propose to lilci, tllo trtIlu nf Il million
and thrce-1uartcrs, md thus exploit tic
Treasury by Gnsy grabs unttt tho pct'ple be-
como accustomed to tito process nf ptnntlcr.
1saulalI t;ihson,' of New Orlcaus, is tic
nnutcst, retiring gentleman at the l,c'lslof this
syndicate ri pirates. The country ,nay rs
well understand That II Congress i,cgl,,s tits
scheme Ut Mississippi leyet-buifdtng tho
expel,dl&urc If ol,e hundred millions will
not measure tic job,
An expenditure Of sos50,0o0 in opcnlng NJ,
outlet from thu Mississippi llsycr into Lake
l'orgnc, n few niles bclow New Orleans, will
tlo mure to prevent overtlows than tifty mill
ions speut0n building embellishments to dam
up nflI hott IN tho river tlootls. The two
scllc1ilcsdEtfer like those Of building dam at,l
cutting tl,roatlnm. Tic Mississippi Mt tlIet,car-
est approach to Lnku llorglle is some eight
cen or twenty feet higher thnn the OCEAN
water In TINT so-cnllcd lake, but which Is III,
inlet or buy, a,ld tlie 'listance Is but few
miles. All TINT IL required Is tho throwing
, 1880-12-17

~. "'Ao1o" S"H ooA 1A"3nE7AoGu Ao'
inc Recommendations or freslaeht Ianyes
~ w. sucent '!lcssaso WEN Fe!oEonee 70 aoh'
o'"''', "'o l"!A III" aeltat'ot III washington,
h'1a tAe hppcals WHICH nave peeh recehtly
nude tU tho public to COLLECT retiring FUND
f,r tbo hauunt ~ ,,,n nv 1,r,rt.f,,,,, .,..
~ t''o nchtas " out cA'4 'cssucHts' pot'
ton Ut which hns already bepu subscribed,
stn,y that thero IL n etrou.v ,,opuIor yo,,t,r
a4'"" .''as ''.c!o :" e'aote popn'"' Acc1'4'6
upon tllts subject Alal TINT there l6 q tttsppSt-
tin, 1,non lin nnrt nf thn ,,.onl, nftnr 1,ovfny
called prominent ciltzcn nwRy fr0,n ILLS prl-
yntD ,t1ral,ts n1ut t,,yestntl him with tha rroyo
.a....'.,,..,..1.- - -. ",,'"''.'",.. s -,
Responsiveness oI LUG c'lleithlhshlp OF th0
grent Reunblfc. ]csttles t,]nctnr him in n nosi.
r. -, :. : ...,'- 80 " Ne'
tlul@ Hlelo " III i!oTh4Iy CERTAIN thht t10 Gun
save little Or nothing from his salary II
IN ,,,t,t,,,,, +t,, ,4,,t "a ~ T1,
nv Htatut"4|'s LIZ blyle Ut H1s o5lieo
according to tradition md DrrcntlDnt, Tint to
sbnu,,1 pot to rlopato,, N ,,rivo+o ,ifo nroin
''oa" NV W 'o'e6"'eu W pttfato '!1o "e"'"
"lt1loat laakfng soslo provision Tor l''t'' An
appeal OIL t'''s KIND llsss recently nppe1re'l III
hos1ol'' supplementary TO that which has
alfeaay bcon assuea IN NOW York. ard slgl'ctl
" twoaty-llvo prominent citizens, u bolsig
understood tint q fll!'d OF ss5o,oo VIII 10 ST.
carcd IT NOW England raises eao,ooD, with
tho Condition TINT II Congress at any tImo ap-
pFopriates sufficient fund for tho same Nnr.
loso tho pr!snte Subscription VIII not bo
, 1880-12-17
THE GXnrcESt0tl "]nIl't prn,vi1 tt,n mn,,rr.

THE expression, "Don't crowd tho mourn,
ors,' originated with ono Of tho stlcr prisoners
In Mox'co. Tho captured Trxnns oyerrweErd
their gtard at llancho Gntado AMI escaped, hut
wcro nfferwar4 rccaptnre1, a,ll compelled 10
dr1tw lots. 4 number Of boAt,s were placcl IN
hut, orcry tenth bcun being u black une. Tito
man who drew black toan was to 10 executed
lsoxt morning. Ono OF tho unIortunatcs who
l'atl nlrM.dy trnwh n black bean WIS jnstIcd,
accidentally, by Ii fcllow.captlvo who WIS cruwt.
Ing up tn try his luck. Tho josllc1 party, wbcsa
fato WIS nlrcudy soalcd, laugh!ugIy rer,urked;
"Go sloW: uuI't crowd tho mul,ruers, boys"
, 1880-12-17

"1F we Ind IN a raristnn Iousna,n s,vo
to New York TfnIss. "rca,l that /, ,nan ~ sans
tly hasi invited II young wonnu, bis uIs,rcs. n
walk With him IN tho eventnK, md ritter c,,n,n,
back from tho waik had. whlto tnlkip, wifi hc.
suddenly drawn n revolver uni shut her ,,o,
run home. kissea his wife a,lll children M ,hnS
lay Hslecp III he'd. md fnnlIy shot hi,uself. r.,
should hnvo said, 'lIow thoroughly rrruc,t
Nnlhing 50 scntfn.cnlnlIy nntl rneIodra,natteal]r
tragto could l,ayo hnppcned unywhrre out a.
Frslnco.' 1t fals oslt howoves tl!at Ill thia n.
cnrrtd at Lawrence, Mnss.. mt that lho toycr
and tho mistress, 1nlgtng from their names
knHrton Wartltnan nnl Avis rlnkhu,p,-,,re nr
uitdt!tstcd American stock. TAoy wcre very or.
tlinary sort of folk. too, so far ~ nppcu,s. hc
being. multi lately. IN ovcraccs OF tho Washing.
tou Mllls, while sho was d wnltrcss at II ,par,i.
house. As mny bo supposed, loyc. Or its
usi'ai concoluitnnt, jealousy, WIS tho e,,,se Of
tho crime. We nrc In tho habit Of regarding I'm
French rs different from nther peopio; hui thcy
,lro vury much like ourselves as,t IIku other M
uons. They aro fond Of treating things scnti.
mentally, and ut presenting llfu IN 4 .lco,lya.
nlas[c light. ft Mt hcMrt tho whole h,lnun fa,n-
yily ls one; and tho passions pny substantially
tho sumo part III all tho Capitals aud Klng]oms
Of tho world"
, 1880-12-17
TIE Meridian {Aiiss,) Mercury f1nis nj, IT.
GQEHcr nf ita LuctrInrs Of MI nrnlI1nIr,, ,u11.a

TnE Meridian {Aiiss.) Mercury finds al, IT,
dorscr OF iss doctrines OF M exelusyrly wnlto
man's government. Tho lottGr glosrs M follows:
MAXINE, Ill., Nov. 20, lss3.--J1ct liz hays faith
III tho Euni!is ;nu1 destiny Of our White Sleek
rule. We sllhll yut svu 0rt1er suceepl thly chaDs
Of bitter aectl9llnl Gmpfr'GlsnI and trgpneE.to
1'urltnn fn!srulc. 'Yo have Il unity If Whito
MAeo Interest ~ THIS con Uncut nis'sn nll purity
fur party that Will degrade ol,r while stork 10
11E n1cEro ealtHlity Tho shtto MAN viii, Il. must
Htulinntp h!a own stock ut men, wu1ne,1 NH
eht':!re!t, and all other rnccs III bis white r,ta
severely drawn than ever. Tic purify, ln,cgrity,,
nnd Gitlnt1.nco or onr stuck und institutions It1.
rnr!0us!y fnrblt' our civil bnllot tn al! hut who
MEN. Negro voting an extensively Ilst,Iscd
exGresce1ico on tue bn.ly polite. Il 10 cu,Iurcd
gun sfcly rel,soyo It.. '"UnEyorsat Suffrage lsa
tn!so dogma, unworthy nf well balutctl n,lnis.
WG eatllnt rest IN Hinngret rule. It gives no en-.
slnrl1lE, ip.!crcnt power Of life. 1tH Itals CnIl
myself y White Donlocrnt W!ls born II, Zllncs-
Eill1. u. reared III pfttsburH, Pain citizen VI
llftils Since !s5s. Yulrs, fur tho exclusive rulo
Of Whttc MEN III olir country,
u II H+,rrrp
, 1880-12-17

Of reputable Republicans will, frnm tho 4th
of Murctl ntuE during thn next four ytnrs.
serve To rrGsinl,iSh the Republican pnrty III
rertntn sections wlirre It hns hccn s,,,lifctl
ont Of existence ly tho manifold Gxmde'lts
Of Intimidation, discrimination, bnl1othx
frauds, md cuttntlng-0ut, Tie Sni1throti IL
n Mnturul-tN,rn ot,lcG-seekcr. When io stinfl
have become thoroughly convinced TINT It il
the poltcy Of tho Government 10 co,ltlma tho
selections Of i.s onicers IL tllosn whn
aru friendly 10 I. In spirit antl rrnc.ice, moro
Of thu i,ntivu Snntllcrncrs will be In favor of
smashing tile political solitfty Of tho South
than lnvc hcpn discovered during tho past
fcw years. Local divisions will ttlen lead 10
disissnns OH NnttDnal Issues, the purity Of
thu f,a1[ot-bux will 10 MI available turning
point fur the more far-seeing politicians, nrtt
tho yote Ut The negro Will suon begin to lio
equal in Importance with tho ynte Of the
white man, md bo protected accordingly.
There will bo organization among Republic
aus where t'iero hns bcen nothing hit
tlSorgAi,fxatintl, chaos. nnt ttlsmny dur
Ing tho l,lst fuw years. There will
then bo nnsiyc ntlyocates OF thu civil
rights. the political privileges. and tllo etl'sca-
tionai aspirations of tho blacks. If this
shall provo 10 be tho result Df Ito change Of
pulley TINT l,as BEEN indicated, rs would al-
prnr to be NATURAL tho blacks themselves
will bc lnHcl, better prepared 10 exercise tho
.luties Of citizenship with discretion than
they wcro WHEN tic ballot WIS first coli
ferrcd upon them. Such MI administrative
pulley can be and o,lglit to bc backc. up by II
movement In Congress 10 nllopt Il more sunl-
,1lary process for tho rejection OF members
who claim seats By virtue uf notorious frat1Gs,
n1nl tho chief regret ut the prospective delay
Of eight lnnlltlIs In tho converting OF tho nav
Congress Is that the spirit now actively In
fnyor ut snct course lnny be allowed to cool
of anil subsslc, to s,lcl, Ill extent nj lcast rs
shall tolerate tho old system Of prolonged H.
ycstigatton and tilutOry netion.
, 1880-12-17

from voting hy needless challenging ntend-
ell ",.!y fnr ps.rlmses of delay. III sutnc pre-
ctmts the Inspectors refused 1o o.N,n tho
polls, In others tho voters were iht[mit1a,ett,
and In nearly NIL tho returns wpro talslIlcd.
ffhe ingenuity of the bourbon eicctlon otll-
GERS Of A1ahnnu In .leicattng the will of tho
people Is truly marvellous.
, 1880-12-17
WHAT becomes OF THE MONEY

Congress authorized the strSt OF the war
currency In FehruHry. lsC!s, and tic first IS
suo of legal-tul,ttcr notes was i,aiNilet back
ward atu1 forward by tho Treasury until
April, 1851, after which date all notcs 0f this
first Issue, rs they were iecetvGl In tho
Treasury, were withdrawn md cn,,ue1cd, asd
ull,cr llotGs 1f the "fsslte Of 1860" were given
out III their place. These wero agaln SUPER
setlcd by The Issue nf 1874. BY nt,other lssle III
1s'E, md by MI issue Of ISIS R,,d Of 1ss0,-tllo
two last ilentisaI cd hetng still continued. Tn
tho ist OF duly. 1sG9, NIL the lesal-tcndcr notes
outstanding were of tho first Issue, a,ltl
amounted To S3iG, ,000, 600; u year later thu
amount outstanding Of that issuu w1ts reduced
tn S2sa,Co0, Uo. III 1ssH tlle ntlou1lt of tint
first issue still outstanding was 81, ,s59, COO.
On tile lst Of July, 1850, t!le totnl amount OF
tisat 1ss,,n still outstanding, Ind wl,icl, Ind
never passed through thu T,.asury sInco
July, 1sGo, wus s!5,:sp,3d The srtlr,nptions
during the preceding four years HAVING been
about ,5o0, Goo. No notes dated prior to 1SU0
have l1en nnld out Of Tie Tro.lsury
since tiat tatc, so that this sl5, ,000, GOO repre-
senss MI Of that Issue which lssls been lost,
destroyed, Or remains lloartle.l away Of tho
grccnbacks in circulation from 186a n1ltl prior
to lsG0. Tlie winnie nnlOtnt Of these notes
Issucd WIS stlG9, ,%2l 200, anI tile amount set
missing is only about " per cent Of tho
whole lssne. 1t Is curious to loto tho de-
nominations Of tho notes wl,tcl, are still out
staidhtg, md which f0r eleven years ],ave
never passed through tho hands Of my of
the branches or officers Of TIC Treasury. Tho
missing 1otes aro thus classified: