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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09

RICHNONO AND TETEG>tt .Gt
RAILROAD (ONfAff,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, J4nul-
= ry u, 1850, trains oh ,his read VIII r4I IS e.-
lows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 ~, THROUGH MAIL daily. .o.. 81
Tor charleston, 'arrrfeI ANtNf'a
aud Aiken l,ia Char. ..D. !ia.. '.l,
jacksonville. S.ops "nis a. Nr''tf
aud Manchester, and a. Halfway n
signal
$50 A. NJ, LYNCHBURG TX PRES daIy
maket close connection o.. F'trrpdiR
vi" ne AtauNr. Nit - ih4
Chic railroad Tor Eri,to. ttaiitno7
"a Aaeh'lie, Mcmlbis' LfL'7iDlif'
FsrtnsI o.. .ud pfl'-T l3ri 5it'ioDs ul
thai road, U4him aaa' hue IS ~
any oth,r .lne. STOPS a. Al O guar
stations.
4:3oP.M. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN tsiy
Except SUNDAY ia.'enR'f a,iht
thus train Wll MAKE close connection
az Pcten bIrg for A0rfoik.
1898 p. H.. THROUGH NAL dairy, connecting
for Weldon. wilmington, fa'eith'
Charleston, savannah, AhSt,ii' q .
lumbia, Atlanta. Macon, htDu's .f'ft
Mobile New ORLEANS. ant az rnihs
south aud Southwest PGa.lt ste'
iug.cag from Washington ~ W.
mington, savannah, and f'e ''l. -
Sious oniy AZ Manchester 4Ld ,r---f
aud Half Wag on synai- 49,,
1000 A. NJ, THROUGH FRflGHr TRAIN dAlI
(exeepl sundayf passenger ,Af a.
tached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
s35 Az, THROUGH MAIL daily cen2''Set
with ElelniJl q, frsferick stuls 80
Potomac railroad ~ al points y 10
Vast. AZ Wet. stops 20 NJ
ief and Chester, anal a. HALFWAY
and a DfuD's Blan, ON sigma.
e.25A. ,ACCoslMODATIOH TEtiN ft.Y
excerpt anacayl. Stops ~ a. 50
lions.
7:C5P.M, LYNCIEBURG FNPRh,,' ,aany
Except SRHds,l. et.rt ~ b 4, ~
ropsfer and hester. anN ltt.i-h ~ '+
slgnai.
s44 2, NJ. THROUGH MAJ dt'if' fo5he'ssl
With p!ch.i1aa, Dire ,r .-. 80 t.e.
Potomac railroad fo- a.. it'ni 10y
snd West, Also, f.h'-s .''t 10,
ton with .he Cu,-iTit' '"' ~
railroad for The virp' - ri ny
al points North and Ntti' ih.' -'.
slOls A. Manchester And thrs,' 7, 'i.I
at l;af- Way aud Drup . Bluu' vi"
signal. 49,.
Loop. A.. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN day
except SuudsyE pass, niger ''' ~
taChgd. 80 -.
ALI. TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii s'i'' ~"
the AIposTYs''9Sx Stgclov TRAINS ess 20:
mono $40 \. VI. and t2o =. NJ 80.
5ars $50 A. N. ard 4.2A y, NJ: ever ''ss..~Isrt
alcnMosD, yExD,e zorro Nc s. i s
C,ovMENCING NOVEMBER :, ls'h
~ trains on this roSd VII run As iV"'"'
NORTH BOUND. ,.,.
eroA ~ leaves Byr,.-streeg sgauon "a N w.,
cent sundays. due Al Nssh"e
lilo l.. VI; Bsltiniots, 5;y1 4 80
PniIadclpnis, o;5C T.. NJ Ne" i"N'
1905 =. 49,, a.,y. AZ
WV - ''' a. IA. shinsfOn. a:25 4. HSldtD.,
Il,S5 T. 81: pals islpAlA, 5.Zo ~ "a
N,w York, $40 \. VI 81,
s'VV IL '''' I9nctioa leaves RroasA street. ats.
dsily lssocD. sun dsys),
SOUTH BOUND.
,c.,.pM arrives a. Byya-sgreei s2.iot "a
'V'A' Except Sundsys) Leaves New lwA
ele A, 81; Philstslpbla. l'to
N; baltimore. $50 4. NJ; Waa-i-s
tos $50 l.. NJ. 80,
,i.aO A. Nj, arrives Al hyrsl-StreSt s,st,f a.
Leaves New york, lo:0f 2. NJ. 70
ade,phis, l10 a. Nj; Baum
4:5S A. ~ WASHINGTON. TOO n -. =,
! s:43 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION kAiN ss,e,
at Rroad-suee, station t.ny iss'''
Sunaaysl. Z. A. rAltuL
ceGerei Iiese, AA'--
|, EFT. ID. MYERS. General sGper.ataadent 10
- AZ
DlLL-HEADS, $3.50 TO ~ per resW'
Il n AZ
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BY GruDbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Anctiohets'
Eleventh street between Main anu Da""'

vv,RUsrEEs' SALE OF A BRICK
cy,IInINC AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF Hill. AND ST. JAMES sTREETs;-By virtue
nj Two doels of trust, one from w. &. feet ,russ
for i Relic fleet the said w &. Fleet AMI ihe saiu
Relic Fleet 10 John L. Grubbs, and the uiner IRON
W. C. FLEET trustee for o lie fleet. ana ne sa,u -, y.
Belle Fleet to Richard IT, Maury the nrst GAY .ne
lS7q and both recorded IN the clerks ONCE , oI
the Cnancery Court OF Richmond, we VII sen Ss
iqtb az March, 1880. at AZ O'Clock L. d., inc
BRICK DWELLING situated as above, con'sinln
six rooms. The lot fronts about 43 rect anu runs
back so feet 10 Orange street. - IT.
TERNs: cash sufficient TO pav The costs OF sa,e'
and two notes for $500 with iniere ron I'M
in,eres, from The 24h Of Nav. 1879. ana the resi-
due upon such terms as The grantors In sald deeoS
NAV prescrIbe. JOHN J.. GRuBBS. Trustee,
' RICHARD T.. MAURf, Trustee.
GRrRRs & WILLIAMS. AnctiOneer.. Inn y
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BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
&c. Il. Cook, Salesman
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth) street.

TVRUSTEEpS SALE OF STOCK OF
L GROCERIES, LIQUORS, IRON SAFE, &C.,
At AUCTION.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust exc.
Gu ed by Henry o. shields TO me. as Trustee, dated
March 5, 1880, aud OF record In The clerks once OF
The Chancers Court. will proceed 10 sell at The
store. No. 500 east Marshall street. on THURSDAY
the 18th instant at 10Y O'clock The entire stocS OF
GROCERIES,, &C , CONTAINED IN said store such as
TEAS. SOAPS, CANNED GOODS.
TEA. COFFEE, and SPICE. CADDlES.
SCALES, PATENT OlL-CAN,
RAR-FIXTURES. SPICE-MILL, ,
/ MOSLER BAHMANN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IRON SAFE-ncarly rev.
ALSO,
Balance of stock of LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CT
CARS, &C., &c.
sale conducted by JAS. MACDoUGALL, Auction
eer. Ihn y
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
RfC hm1S 500 CNoTNsIsTiiNG Of lIlos@ THREE
DEsIRABLE BRICK STHRts;; WIFI TI,I p 2WPLh
E NSS AE GoRErs SrT Of MaS AND ND sFEES
TEENTH STREETS. AND OCCUPIED BY TIE
FOIL OWiNG-N NAMED PERSONS No. 100
G0ODS STORE, No. 1902 BY J. 4. Gull As 4
BAKERY. AND no II MOTH BUREAUCRATIC
HTEKRkMEAtN Mi 00RRis AS asa GL0ITIiNGsT0
virtue of a decree rendered by the Richn 9nd Chan
eely Court on the 21st day OF February. ieSo' 10
undersigned, as special commissioners named IN
sad decree viii offer for sale at public auction, upon
The premises on WEDNESDAY ne i4,h =, gay ,h OF
DESIRABLE STORES as above located. NO; lIOO
east Main street fronts % AZ II feet aud runs
back between lines nearly parallel abOu, 80 feet 10
An alIey I'm common three feet wide. No. 1902,
which adjOins the above on Inc east fronts
20 1912 feet, and runs back on It's eastern me
ab,ut Al S.l2 feet. and on its western line' wh.n
i an irregular one, the same depth; and No !
north Seventeenth street (Which Is immt diately IN
rear of the aboye fronts about 23 ~, ieet, WIN
depth on It's northern line OF 80 f-l2 feet ana on
IT'S southern line, which Is an Irregular one Tue
THOSE Ji.nosel TO purchase are invited 10 exam
inc the properly before tine day of sale, and by call
ing at the Office Of The auctioneers map oi the
same can be seen. ,c..,,,.
i now Welding. and has ALWAYS Yielded a good IN
come. should be Sufficient nducement Tor any on"
TO purchase, either for speculation or soma invest
TERMS: One fourth cash. the balance at six,
twelve. and eightern months. for NEGOTIABLE notes
with Interest added from he day Of SAFE. the llue 20
be- retained until The whole purchase. money Is paid
and a conyeyance OrGered by The Court For each
credit-payment the purchaser VIII he required to
give two nO,es OF equal amounts.
HENRY e.. CANNON,
SIccial Commissioners.
Auciioncers. 81
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Mail train arrives an Richmond daily Ok
cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lao = v
Express tram arrives at Richmond daily
100 4
Accommodation train arrives A. Rich
nOud daily except sunday at.,.,..,... 300 4 NJ
Mixed train leaves shannon n ll.t5 A. VI
taking passengers from virginia Midland ltaIr frn,n
Lynchburg and Danyille, and arrives al Richmond
at lC:ij L. NJ.
a connects with Virginia Midland tr,', T..
Lynchhurg. Dinyllle, and Atlantic Mssisnrpi al
Ohio Railroad stations, via Nirg.nb Ma.
land train. leaving ~ $40 =. v. frr Washington
u connects with Nrfinia Midland train. l,a,. .,
at 4:0j 4. NJ. FOR Washington an The North
& connects with Virginia Midland train f.,
Lynchburg ans DauVilc.
ID CONNECTS win Valley railroad accommoltf
traB. leaving At 3:lj ". Tor iarri-oniHrg
j. cOnnec's with Valley railroad train, let,. .g A.
1850 A. NJ. Cor Earacr's Ferry.
r connects viii - iges Tor Lexington.
G. connects wi'h e. Il. :. and =. 4. steamers 2
Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
II connects with Sciot0 "alley railroad for ne
Northwest.
connects with an lines dycrglng 10 the Wef.
Northwest. AMI Southwest.
For tickets b9ggige-checks. and infOrm,tlos &
route, time, &C.. apply 10 Chesapeake ami Ohio -i
way depot and S26 Main street.
Through tickets always as low as by any 0'.
route. W. NJ. :. Ut ~.
Engineer aud SsprriHfrU lent
CONWAY y. HOWARD, General Passenser sih
Ticket Agent ic21
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lCHMOND, YORK ElVERctSEu.
'leAND lhESAPEAKF RAILROAD lassss...-. IA
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTA
TION COMPANY.
II r)ugh-freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston. Providence. aud all New England cities
steamers leave " EST POINT, VA. on eaci
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ noon; con-
aecting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shpmen:s from Boston CfG Boston anc
Providence Railroad ria West Point, Va.
II. I. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V. u. GRONER. General Agent. ap3
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BY Jno. u. Lsughton Jr., Auctloneer'
916 Main street.
FREIGHT
| '0 AT AUCTION.

RICHMOND, FRRD'G. AND POT. X. X. Co.
CYyFRAL FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA, March Q, 1851.
The following ARTICLES having remained IN we :
allowed by law. will he SOLD AT AUCTION on
TUESDAY. April 9th. at IL O'Clock. 10 pay cnarse,
on same, at The freight depot OF the company at
Richmond, unless suck charges be PAID teiore t1aa
date: One Washing. Machine, W. Gfen'naw one
Bundle sash, one Harrow, a. q. Bliss len bsgs
Plaster, A. G. Flppo; one. Barrtl Moissses, F.
,rompkins: ore Box, SmOOt 4 Perry; one Pan, D..
Daiper: one Paint Mill. n. Y. Eypper; one Basket
Merchandise, Minor Berkeley; one Barrel SAY Fi y
p. McKrscken 4 Brother; threei Boxes BluinP, w.
&. Hervcy; enc Dinner-Poi j. Y. HOLIDAY hye
Empty Beer Kegs, &: W. Robipsos: TWO Boxes POI
Archer A TO. {: one Bag Beans; one Iron Bed one
Basket and Mattress; one Trunk MISS VI. Mur-
dough; one Empty Barrel, W. X. II. Hundley TWO
crates Toy WAGONS apd four BUNDLES Fixtures
Thomas Harold: one Barrel salt Fish. Marcus Nc
Cav: one Box Merchandise, j. Nj. Matthews; three
Packages Beadsteads, $. Whitehurs'.
CHARLES A. TAYLOR.
General Freight Agent.
JyO F.. LAUGHToN, Auctioneer. NH 9-Iuot
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s,nsARrUaE or sTEAnESs..

E1OR NEW K.-The old .>eFf8
Il Dominion Steamship Company s.s,s.t<tstf'f
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
win sail TUESDAY, March 9th, at O'Clock T. N.
FREIGHT received until O'Clock 7. Nj.
Through bills Of lading signed ana goods ior'
varded vita dispatch 70 all points north, sOuin
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED.
Cabin fare to New YORK sl2i eeraSe,fo aho
IS.
For freight or passage apply 20
6. W. ALLEN q CO., AGENTS,
NH sgt C0mDany's Wharf. Rocketts.
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BY John NJ. Goddn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l1C6 Main street.
WEST GRACE STREET PROPERTY
w FOR SALE.

7 will offer for sale on WEDNESDAY the 10Th day
of March, $50 on the premists, al ~ O'Clock L. M
that BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT at the morrill,
west corner Grace ana Henry streets, and adjoln-
ing The handsome residence OF james u. winston,
Fs1 fronting on Grace street so fee. and running
back so feet to an alley feet wide; win he sold
as whole or divided into two lots OF 80 feet each
TERMS: One-fourih ash balance at four, eight
aud Twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and secured by deed of trust.
NH j. NJ. GUDDIN, Auctioneer.
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On WEDNESDAY the 10lh instant. ut 10y
O'Clock. will sell al my auction house, 9l6 MAIN
street for account OF whom II may concern, with
3 COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
MARBLF-TOP SIDEBOARD, CANE CHAIRS
LOUNGES, SlDEBOARD SAFES.
MARBLE-TOP TABLES. HOUND TABLES,
WALNUT and PAINTED BEpSTFADS,
Neutrality-suspicious., ROCKERS,
CHILDREN'S CHAIRS. WARDR0BES, &C
This furni ure Is en- irelv new, and may be exam
lned before The hour Of sale. -
NH OCT Anctlcnter.
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kEED. AEr.


EMOVAL. Garden SEED STORE.
Az wholesale and retail. -T0BACC0 SPED try
UlkH snd AFRICAN MELON. Many u these
&kEoe ere erosn By ne and Y can 6e truly said !
~ ~ fnty fnsfr and truck n eugaged In thu bust
nf>s - 1ki5 ejly, JOHN y. NekGDffH (sueeessor
u Aj1oon q Addie1n N Gsr1ep eeedsj, Sl0 noftb
A1xsh e;fxfs neRn1lta second HsFkst.
k,cn1norD, VA tsbrsssy 1e,lto0.
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DhILAD hLPHIA. RICH <o,eFe&
3 MOND AND AOEFOLK STEAM .StssEsssf
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THEtE TIMES 4 WEEK.-until furtaeI no
ice the steamers Of this line viii make rl-.ie2N'
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Biehme2f
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, coz
Meeting a. Philadelphia With Clyde's New fnganc
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TINE-FRE0UENT DEPARTURES
LOW EST RATES.
Freight received daily ultii 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
ia dEss W. MCCARRlCR.
General Sou. crn AGENT Hicpm0nd, vs.,
WILLIAM i. CLYDE & CO.,
: G-nerai Manager,
NOES Nc u South WbsryHs. PLi'acelpkig.
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BY Jno. +. Laughton. Jr., Auciioneer,
GIG Main street.
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NEW FURNITURE-COTTA g L
N SUITS, BEDsTEADs, LOUNGES, SAFES,
CHAIRS. TABLES. &C, =.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
AT AUCTION.
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de 27-eod4m
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP IF Pa as
~ COMPANY. s3<sSsssss.
FOR NEW YORK.

This 5rnsnny Viii dispstcn one Of their spi ~ a.
sfearreri--OLD DOMINION, WYASoKT. MAN
HAITIAN, ISAhC BILL, and RICHNOND--
every III EsDA}, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY al
hoh water.
These shirs are entirely new. and were built ex-
pressly for this route.
They we splendid falcons, s:ste-roons, and bata
ROOMS.
The fare, accommodations ard attentions are IN
SURPASSED.
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street ships coming south sail frOl1
PIER 43. Nor.h river foot of Christopher street.
Freight roctVed uatii O'Clock Z. VI. daily.
Frelghts FOR points beyond New York forward
with Dispatch and charge made except aetna e.
penses incurred.
cabin fare 10 New York sl9 Storage, - 81.
f8.
FOR further In formation srplyto
GEORGE w. ALLEN " co, Agents,
nv nnics GoWnNnv's Ul1rVes. ROckftfs
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Leave Richmond a..

connects for Milton. -. &.
II connects for Asheylle and al points IN Western
North Carolina daily, except sunday.
4 connects for Macon and all points IN solih weG
Georgia.
connects for ia, ksonviile and all points 70 Pc
rila.
Georgia aud Chattanooga, Nashville, Mempnl.. and
all Texls points.
+ connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson. aad
Vcksburg.
G. connet IS for Galveston and All Texas points.
Trains from the aboye-named point, gfftts ~
Richmond at i:43 u. VI. and $3.50 4. NJ.
Trains between Greensboro and salem ron iaE
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make c.nnec.
ton at GOldsboro' with The ". n V. y. 30 i0 iui
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DrswIng-rOom fud S.,Df 'ry Cara
run through on Train No. IS iroH So inlh anf
RichmOni 10 Atlanta, and from De.f I..u' '' At;
gu>ta, and on Train No. AZ from " l-lIItiNn aLi
Ricj mOnd 10 Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 al points uth. 'leL'', a1i
southwest. and baggage checked hulta.
No lay-oyer checks given 90 lecal Z. -
JOHN 4. Ma NlfDp.
General Passrusff Agent
7. VI. u. TALCOTT. General -uu.r.nienl. 10.
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GH-CONSTABLE'S SALE
II OF

/ Will sell at public auction, on THURSDAY the
11th day Of March, 1880, al L O'Clock a. NJ, at
No. 20 north Ninth street. the following property,
TO satisfy dis resswarrant in nv hands IN favor OF
w. l.. Cowardin vS. Keenan, & WILCOX:
One large lie CAMPBELL PRESS,
One FOLIO HOE PRESS,
One MEDIUM HOE PRESS, and
One SIX-H3RSE-POWER STEAM ENGINE,
or so much thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy
said distress-warrant.
TERMS: Cash. T. l.. WHITING,
NH est II. G.. c. X.
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BY James NJ. Taylor son,
Real Estate Agents and Auclloneers'
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

c,rpps G WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. mi
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BY Paine & Nowlin, AuctiOneers.
No. 1912 Main street.

2O5 Broad street, between Second and Third streets
WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT MY
/ wareroom, 205 BROAD street, on WEDNESDAY,
March 10. $50, at o O'Clock
WALNUT SUITS, WARDROBES, BEDSTEAD,
DRFS>ING-iASES, BUREAU. WASIlSTAND,
TABLES. CHAIRS, ROCKERS, SAFES.
SIDEROARDS, CRIB. CRADLES, LOUNGES,
BEp-SPRING. FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BOLSTERS and PILLOWS.
LOOKING-GLASSES, BASKETS, JEWELRY,
CHINA. GLASS, and TlN-WARE.
SOAP, JUGS, JARS, BOOKS. STOVE.
TENDERS, SlFTERS, l pair WINDOW-BLINDs-
BROOMS, CHAIR-CUStiIUNS,
TRUNDLE-BEDSTEAD.
Consignments received up 10 hour OF sale.
NH 9-2tz j. L. BRAGG, AucliOneer.
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MrNCING WEDNESDAY, Jlnul-
Il, 1850, trains oh Ibis read VIII r4I IS le.-
, 1880-09-17
ANOTHER l'IfODIGAI.

~1~f'''s's :" shs <AlkAIu &FtQH}ssv
TITTsitRts. Pn., Sept. 1G--CoI, john M.
Sco,el. of New jersey, wlio ,ts been STUMP.
inE for 0artield IN tl!is cu,,nly, las lust rt,-
celycd thu following let,er froln ux.t;oy,
Blair, VI Michigan, WIN LIFT tho lsepl,blica,,
purity during thu GrGc!ey movement alal l1as
si''rr, until qulto recently, actr.l with thu
Democrats. Tlloreturn oftlsis distinguished
protllEal to tho purity Ut llburty and prugrcss,
which liz di.l lo much to orguntxa u,ui
perletuate, will ba ituilcd with sIa.lness by
every 1nan WIN opposes tho turning over III
thu tinTGrnlitH!!t tG tl,Ose .wA0 Attempted to
destroy II. 1tlN letter II dated Jnckgoil.
Alicl'., Sept. ), Alld proceeds:
Your suggestion ~ to GyNneGlztnx tho Damn.
crats u II EtaAl p0tnt. As tho Ethiopian Gun.
tItt chaKo hts skl nultller Will l4o ljutnI,crati
!enpar! chailXe hts slHts. Wu hnye triuti, sutnu
or III. very ng 10 hartunnzu tho }cnucl1,cy bllt
hnEu tuuMt II ltnIDsalhlc. t,trp DelutNr1it,y is
h1Atr.suycrclgnty aud ,Nti,l1ix elep, Ever si;,eS
!S!s ttG ns'nSeFata hayo lw.n travelling back IL
ronylet!otls Vt lifetlu,e. Like ynuSsejr, / fcIt
conllr!!tr! e W back to tho Republican rnrly,
inft after ny. that satty halds tho tiax 1T tlso
Uutt,n utltf lltnrty III ii h4,ltis-iburfy which
!luttla ~ ho KuM!.ltl by JA,,Srr and il II Ciuy
mike blu1lIlcEs IL fHtthful iu principle. hunk
yati tor your very kinl expression. futrs
Hu'ys AG5TIN 43t.tIM
, 1880-09-17
a BUSINESS VIEW.
t'1Ift, MERCHANTS IN COUNCIL.

i
CofIMnt;s, o., Scp,. tts-f3usiucss meI,
ne'' n large and earnest neetlug ut the
Isbarl III 'fratte ROOMS Tonight To effect MI
organization I" mid the Franklin County I!e-
pnul'eatl Committee anu help maintain tie
BUSINESS Interests Of tllu country. Tic meet
ing WIS cnlEtt to ortler By e. T.. l.. Butler.
lhe attendahee Included le,l.llng capitalists
oi tile city. Permanent nrgn,ifzation: Pres.
itlent, 7. Ewing Miller; Secretary, j.. u.
I.anIllng; Treasurer, q. u. Ftresto,c: n
Nice-l'resltcnt fr0ln eacll ward. 4 Finance
ain! Executive Committee wrrt. appointed.
Mr. Miller said he WIS glsttl tlut tho Demo-
cratic cacEllng over Ma,lc Ind arn,,sc,i the
husiIless n1cii. The Democratic party ha.i
opposet the Public Crcait act, Funding net,
ni'd Resumption net. all enacted for TIC
benefit of business. 1Tpnry e. Noblc, II lead.
!hR 'aWyei. mug y: NJ. t:recne, President ii
u M, ,i,oeK,nK ,K valley Railroad, spoku III the
Henry Miller read the resolutions, rs fol-
=, ~MEnrAs, The. recent pnrtia, succc,. Of
crGaia ut tho Government, tho stability uf ol,r
atio!l wrrc it not fnr tl,e i.ict tut arcat n,ry
hav1nx 1s3 Electoral vutcH assured to ii Uy u
sol!d SOUTH hls ri"attd nll IL pr0fcssio,is 1t
mo1letary a!,l to these Fts',i,tsts hut Is tucns
supporting tcin III tho struggle ,lY4Itlst II cur.
Of tic t,uitier. 1nis ncton Of liz nenn'rn,c ~it:
pnrty ne..tes efeary lts inter EntlIii ere.Icc to
nittar. piGntss ad ,at t. tho p!epss Of Is NtionAi
prudent !ncrtilMnt, furi.ser. tNH1IlfHy,urrr. ii.
!1rer, a1,d tnech,nIc who desires 10 inai.ltnin
s1F py a"t da + 9Sn9''',sa Yss ssros i" g iIs pe%
National soer;c pal,y: ior II TIL S.rty tie be
10 feF0Nl u principle An1 unruInl{uJ III jts
solcnn .., esixes u: TO d and nhet tllose wlO aro
currency md tho Substitution Therefor gr ire.
dss1nane Ind 'lcpfcGiAte1 paper money. What
rsars" tr w. 9vo We ti t"r tstnpornrs success
its lousr. It viii nut disregard "thur rc.i.sa
and ttro'y "psn tiio va,its ii tho SauoSai
i itoro s!li l,,;n u indsets, sos s"cces,. ~ -,
tho hufde,, or tt1Ation, and seriously crjppi;nr
every brunch u Industry. III si"w. .heret"rss, trs
,l Of tno l dnagsr which threncns public And prl.
p,qsnti. ns Gr anG N@taonnl honor and Individual
ises.are.i. That. having emerged from such
lnto our present prosperity. We deciarS % our.
selves ktt'sled in tue uusscssion VI e9at,.l car
fsncy aiiip!c fnr tho needs Of business. aud we
INIT rhv, r. VIC" VIII affirm tho possibility of my
.itet'trtt, Tint the business men. Irrespective
nne.f /; ns s.ery aow and Stty ot obS bc re-
na ~ theln sGe!ll ,nost ltkuiy 10 preserve thu
na pr1sG.'t :, c1a!ity bs.ween .he paper and eon
instend nf nn lncselsc. to 1nninta!ti tho present
high standard Ut tho public crr,iit, nIld iow n.
OTIS c"t..litnn Of thu country, nnl to sru tGut
November. "-'"
The app1nuso was tremendous OIL their
i, \ nntlon was carried to close Tic business
HOUSES III electlUll-t1ny, nlit tn secure the 70.
22per!lSlnl 2 Ut businessmen In thu State, all4