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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
CONDITION OF THE MARKET
JUNE 4, 1850.
During the month Of May Tor since The rsin) there
has been decided improvement In the genera one
of the market, and we take pleasure In noting
general increase In receipts inspections, aud sales
The present indications are that for The remainder
OF the season the receipts ana M VII, G
rule s. III with an upward tendency. FOR Inc past
three months lowing TO most uniavorabie weatner
for handling the cropl our market has abored under
The most rOus disadvantage OF having nothin2 out
ODDS nd ends with which 10 operate. The receipts
from March 1st 10 Nav 2Olh were NOT oniy Excess
syely small. but were almost lively OF to0accos
i'm bad ORDER which, with unprecedented scarcity
of stock, had for the time most depressing lnnu-
euce upon the trade; therefore H. would be most
to accept The transactions under such
circumstances either rs "A type OF the market or
basis of future calculation. In demonstration OF tnis
it is most notable that whenever desirable sample
or lot of samples are presented they are eagerly
sought, and meet with ready sale at good prices Du-
ring the latter part Of the month there was de-
cided Improvement in all classes. especially in
bright rappers and filters Fine bright wrappers
are very scarce and IN demand. We have never
known this market so entirely destitute OF good
dark tobaccos as 1t is at present. We don't know of
single fine package Of this class 10 De had IL IS
now generally conceded that there will be an average
crop Of bright and about three 0urtns OF crop OF
dark tobaccos planted.
Thefollowing are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common. s39s3.50; medium, SAC
$3.50: good, s4.5e4s5.
good nominal; fine, nominal: extra fine, nominal.
observation-disclosures, S3@S4. medium, $50
$3.50; good, s7@Ss.50; fine, s9@sl0.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACTURING
Lug Fitlers.-CommoD. &3.50@s4; medium,
s4.506s5: good, s5.50d$6.
Lear Fiuers.-Common s5@s5 so; medium,
s6@s6.5O; good, So %; hne,ss@sdo extra fine
'" Wyappsrs.WCcmmou, s7.5O@ss.6O: medium,
sS.5O6S9: good. S9.50@4l0; fine, $l0@sl1
extra, Sl2@13: extra sun-cured none.
BRIGHT Ds-MANUFACTURING.
Smokers-Common, sS6$l0; medium, $l0@
sl2; good, s12@sl6; fine, Sl6@s20.
Fiiters.-t'ommOn, x6GSS: medium, sIdS9
good, xlo@s12; fne nominal.
Vrnppers.-Common, 81 0@&15 medium. 81 pa
500: good, S20G$30; fine, s40@S5O; fancy, SOC
@$65. .,oes
Wrappers. HNhogGng.-Common, sl2@sl5
medium, S15M@20; good S22@S25; fine, s3Oa
$40; extra, &45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principally TO good old heayy-bodied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, s4@s5: Kentucky River Tugs, slO@
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, $l3G*lS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS AND WASHING.
TON NorEs-CHIuAGo THE ALL-ABsoRB.
ING ToPic-vARIoUs RAILROAD ITEMS
FIRE IN cHIcAeo-DEATH or JOHN
BRoueHAM THE AcroR-A FRENCH Ed.
TOR SHOT INA DUEIs-PEACEFUL DEATH
OF THE EMPRESS OF RUssIA-DEATH Oh
AN Elk MtMBER OF PARLIAMENT-THR
FRENCH JESUIT ESTABLISHMENTS TO BIZ
CLOSED WITHOUT FURTHER WARNING
OTHER FoREIGS ITEMS, &C.
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no SUMMER TOURISTS.

TO SUMMER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country or at the watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
snnaratus which cannot he had outside Of city
viz.
PATENT PoCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
mix. food, &C.: 1900, -, -,
PATENT WAX NlOHT-LlGHIs, winch Dufn
REAbY. MADE Observation-Disclosures, which
are always ready and act IN three minutes;
SOFT RUBhSR AiR.PlLLOWS aud CUSHIONS
MEDICINE. GLASSES.
SPONG ES aud sPONGE-BAGs,
SFLF-INJEC1ING UNIVERSAL SYRlSGEs,
VALENTINES MFAT.JUICE, - .,1.r.
VALENTINES MEAT.JUICE WITH GLfCE-
JoHSsToN's FLUID BEEF,
LIEBIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF
LIEBlG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GRANUM. food for infants;
NESTLE LACTEOUS FARlNh,
GERBERS MlLK-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RFNNET,
DIsINFECTING SOAPS, 10 prevent contagion'
and all reliable medicines, new remedies, and appa
ratus, to be had Of
MEADE BAKER, Druggists,
9l9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. hy Ia
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Forty.sixth COngress..SecOnd Session
WASHINGTON, June 7, 1880.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The call of the calendar was proceeded
with. and several unimportant bills disposed
Of At the expiration OF the morning hour,
the unfinished business-the Kellogg Spot
ford resolutions was taken up.
Messrs. Call and Johnston spoke in sup
port Of the resolutions.
Mr.. Mcdonald then obtained the moor, but
gave way TO other business. lie Will speak
on the resolutions tomorrow.
Mr. Beck, from the Committee on Appro'
priations, reported. with amendments. the
sundry civil appropriation bill. Placed on
the calendar.
House bill prohibiting Government suits
against timber trespassers on public lands
prior 10 March 1, 1879. and enabling de-
PENDANTS in suits now pending to settle them
by acquiring title to the lands under exist
ing laws, was called up and advocated by
MI Jones, Of Florida. The bill was
amended and passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
A very small number OF bills were In.
troduced this morning under the call OF
States.
On motion OF Mr.. Haskell, OF Kansas, the
rules were suspended and Senate bill ratiiy-
ing the Ute Indian agreement. with the
amendments OF the House committee there
to, was taken up and passed. Adjourned.
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COLUMBUS, Ga, June THE Enquirer.
Suns special from OpeIIka, Ala, says the
Savannah and Memphis railroad, running
sixty miles from 0pclika to tide.water, was
resold this morning TO Oliver II. Palmer,
Macon Young. and ii. N. Sibley, OF New
York, for sS34, 800. II was bought for the
bonf1holfsers fif
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wARINE fNTELLIGENCE.
-'--'-~------ -----------~---
ALMANAC-JUNE s, 1880.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE z, 1850.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE q, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United STATES
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Ia'sm'
agent. - y,,.,, c.o,,atovrr coal
Writ Roberts. , p.u.aa,,n,,
coal, =. III. HAYES. ,,,,u.,, c.orye.
town, coal, Z. n. Page ,,,,uso,n,,. n,1.tron.
Tredsgar Company. sr
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New ferh'
perehsndise and passengers, u. w. Alien ~ oo''
agents. - H.. phiulpz Stanford,
Conn, ria city Point, bark. A. ID. Goodman YES
seebooner Chsrubrn, Phillips, Jersey City va re-
Ia sshmrg. lumber, Curtis A Parker. 60.
sehonnts Lucy Jones, MArihugh' hartioro' eo'''''
eo ssi sS esspar Her, owens. Baltimore grain
cs srhooaer Colin c. Bater Baker, Boston, coal
! Chesnpeake and OHIO railroad.
BNTERBD. !.
swedish brig orne. MoIander. New York. to hnish
| loaoine for Brasil. c
Rr,,tsh bris Parau, MORRISON. hsn TX w.
= n "a ,,rs of eaouCl coal. IT iHk3 w. ~ I|1@0
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se.ator Gordon Explains Matters.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June 5.--Generai Gordon,
ex.united States senator, arrived at Augusta
this afternoon. A salute OF thirteen guns
was fred by local artillery company In
honor Of bis arrival. He was welcomed TO
The city by Colonel q. L. Jones, president OF
the Confederate Survivors Association.
General Gordon spoke at the City Hall TO q
for his resignation, and denounced the
charge that there had been any bargain and
sale. He said be resigned because be had
long desired to leave public life, and ln-
crsfive position had been offered him. He
defended The course of Governor Colquitt,
and ssid the appointment u Mr. Brown
would prove an excellent thing for Geor-
gle; end be pointet TOMS cousse IN the
past - evidence that be was not tho man TO
heissy the trust coD6ded to bin. lie was
frequently appiauded.
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Reorganization OF the Savannah ana
GhnrIearon Railroad Com any.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., june 7s-The syndi-
cate of bondhoiders who bought the Savan-
nah and Charleston railroad to-day have ar
rsnped new company. with capital stock
Of $500, 900, and have chosen the following
directors TO serve for one year II. b. Plant,
William Cutting, w. r. Walters, b. r..
Newcomer, w. II. Brawley, @. j. Mem
minger, and A. r. Ravenal. The last three
are Cbsrlestonians Mr.. Plant will be pre-
sident OF the company. The road will i'm
medlateiy be put in complete repair and
thoroughly equipped. This, with The early
completion Of the road from Way Cross 70
jacksonville, which IL now being rapidly
pushed forward. will establish nrstcIass
coast line from Florida TO New York.
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BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, June 7.-Tosn-Stocks strong.
MONEY on call. 3G,4 per cent. Exchange-LOng,
4s6; short, 4S9. State bonds dull. Govern
ments firm.
4e6. Governments firm; new SIS. lO3s; Az pef
cents, IO9k; 4 per cents, 1904. States nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 7-Virginis 6's, deferred 81
consols 5Qk: second series. % psst que coupons
94E; new IO-4O's, Al; To- 0's, coupons, 97A. BID
10.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June T. 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, $50 bushels.
CORN White, &c bushels.
OATs.-62 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wHEAT.-Red, $50 bushels prime Lancaster OF
private terms. 90
CORN White. 20 bushels prime at 6Oc.
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FINANCIAL.
RrCHMoNp-sToCK EXCHANGE.


eALEs.-l 900 Virginia eonsols sold at Soy;
5000 Richmond and DsnvBe Railroad consols,
6s. sold at slo4; 10 shaxes Of Richmond and
DanvilIe RaiIrosk stock soid TN; 10 shares OF
Richmond and Danviile Railroad stock sold at 71k
10 shares OF Richmond and Danville railroad stock
sold at 71x 10 shsres of A. and @. Railroad stock
sold at "a; Is shares Of A. and @. Railroad stock
sold ut a. I'll shares OF Virginia Home Insurance
Companys stock sold as ~; 10 shares Of Rich.
mond and Danvile Railroad stock sold Al 7lk;
20 shares OF Richmond and Danville Railroad stock
sold At tx; 10 shares Of Richmond and Danville
Railroad stock sold at Tx; 10 shares Of Richmond
and Danvilie Railroad stock sold at Tx; 10 shares
Of Richmond and Danville Railroad stock sold at
~; 10 shares OF Richmond and Danville Railroad
stock sold At TAX; 10 shares Of Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad stock sold At 73k; 10 shares Of Rich
mopd and DanvtlIe Railroad stock sold at TN; 10
shares OF Richmond and Danyie Railroad stock
sold ut 10; 10 shares OF Richmond and DanviIle
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CHICAGO, June 7.-Burlington Hall, on
Twenty-second street, occupied as meat
market. was burned yesterday. Loss,
$4,000.
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nvEuNs, AND SECURING.
REMOVAL.
3 arpGa ! ms NATIONAL BANK

rISHE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
v,sI r. move about the 2Qih 81 June 20 the bald
i sYsi NAN sTi?EET, corner Of Eleventh. =.
Ths AZ deposlf boxes End cases IN cur vevN
vii i, q rsfai,y noved 70 the new spAeious re
pso0f vault recently os'I ~ ins ssm :. ~
such changes - ell suit their conyenKnee sa ~
nsW vanis. e. the arrAnsenens OF ths essss VI" ~
T;,c 6assne~s OF ths Rant, In I'll Of Sc dspsrS-
ussais, WIN esntiuus snies srrupled hy ses
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PUBLICATION.
THE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER,

Tho uud.rsigned, having nurehxsed TIE sOUIh.
ERN PLANTER AND RnRR, WIN i.sas se ne
June No. Ia lew day VIII ~ n.s az, y, ,snS ssS
y emily home. The continued cooperation Oh
is nstruns and friends - rs.psetfuli} sonSissS
Post.odaee Box %. Richmond, Va
p. s..-We viii thanh our sonthern eontsmpcra-
ries OF the prsss 70 dirset ~'ssh'aen g ~: AZ
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Death or John Brougham the Actor,
NEW YORK, June John Brougham, the
well-known actor, died to-day.
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EIaHI.

Fine, e4@H.5O: s8perhne, s5@t5.25; extrf,
90 common family, 1928; fancy bransf, $40
1880.
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PASSENGER RATES STILL ruRrHrR ri.
DUCED.
oLD-Polsr SEASON OPENED.
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. AND FRIDAY
AT O A. ~. t'H

for regular landings on James river, Old Point
Norfolk. and Portsmouth, making sufe e0nnec~
ton st Old Point with the splendid Bay-Line
steamers yIRGINIA. CARQLINA,a and FLvRiD4.
tmore, arriving there the following morning. earlier
than any other steamer rta Old Point, and In full
time for early trains to Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

DELIGHTFUL BOOKS.
TAKE THEM TO THE COUNTRY.
SISTER DORA. A Biography. tl.26,
MEMOIRS OF CATHARINE AND CRANfOkD
TAFT, Wife aud son Of the Archbishop OF Can,
SEEKERS AFTER GOD. BY Rev. Dr. Farar.
MERofRIiALs OF A QUIET LIFE. by A. J.c
PgRsoNAL REcOLLECTIoNs OF MARY So
mAsTERPiEcEs OF ENGLIs LITERATURE
By William swinton. $3.50; The latest issues
Of the FRANKLIN.sQUAkE LIBRARY ao1
popular works. w0oDHOUsE & PAkiiAA.
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SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Cos'ive, Pain
In the Head with dull sensation In the back part
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Fulness After
Eating, with disinclinaton to exertion Of body or
mind, Instability of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
of Memory, with feeling Of having ncs,oo.sd some
duty WEAKNESS, Dizziness, Fmttering at the Heart,
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
lie ssness at night, Highly Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. One dose effects such a change of feeling a;
to astonish the sufferer.
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ExTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
II GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

CAN BE FOUND At
A. HU.TrEkER ssoE'ss
Mo S Rst ct SRs cRHiE cIoTHs, ALL WOOL
BUNTINgs, LACE BUNTINGs, BRocADEs
srL iSs s ssT!Ss, prKN STRIPES, and BRO
BL StK R GREsxb I,1s rAxrsr, cAsHMKREs
HENRIETTA and MONTE CLOTHS;
EAWSsLSSS M kAX SSa ssSIssS ses Ds,iooEs
TABLE-DAMAsks. NAPKINS, ETC.;
PARAsOLs-a full snd complete line;
LANgUEDOC, POINT IcESPRir, and TOR.
CHDN LACEs; HOSIERY. BuTTnNs, and md
Il. g.. kAef M BEsLf Ss
and KID CLOVIS; LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DkILLs
CAtSlMEREs. etc.; LACE SCARfS, fIChns
NEW AND HANDSOME FANNY
IN PARASoLs JUST RECElvED AT
l.. HELD SOM:
F fast oHEs si MtsHfs only &C. per yard
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK at 65. rs, 9Oc., an
e1, worth as, 90c.. 81. 10. and el.26;
DRESS LINENS at 12hc. and upwards:
An excellent SP00N-BUsK CORSET al zoe. worth
Our UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, linen bosom and
cuffs, at doc. are worth 81;
VICTORIA LAWNS at l2hc. worth 1896;
16kc worth CSC;
ceiyedmevery pair warranted;
Our SOC. BLACK CASHMERE Is The best ever ex-
hibited in the city at the price; don't fall 10
See our new G aMBRIcs, LAWNS, and MADRAS
LIsIE-THREAD GLOVES at loc. at
LEWIS HELD 4 sON'a,
nv s.eod ell Broad street.
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All the NEW LAW BOOKS and large stock OF
STANDARD LEGAL WORKS are for sale on the
heat terms. J.. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
- 4-dSw
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VTIRGINIA ACTS OF ASSEMBLY,
Y 1s7s.'ss. Price, sl.7o, or by mall si.so;
GRATTAN,s VIRGINIA REPORTS, VOL 81
Price, %, or $3.50 by mail
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VIRGINIA. BAPrrsr GENERAL Assoc
CATION.


rcouespondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
PETERsBuRa, June s, 1880.
The Association was opened with prayer
nv Rev. DIR, r. w. Syduor, m A3
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:
| DR.. Tut:
Dear sir,-For ten years have been a martyr to
Dyspepsia Constipation, and Piles. Last spring
| your Pills were recommended; used them. / am
now well man have good appetite digestion per-
feet, regular stools, piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds of flesh. They are worth their weight
in gold. rev. IL IL sihrsoN'
| Louisville, KY.
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They increase the ap petite, and cause the body to
take on flesh thus the system is nourshed, and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. 25 cents. 80 MURRAY oIhEbI,
nv ooeodtAp2O New York.
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TOR SPRING
wERNER's AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE;
FRENCH and AMERICAN CLARETs;
SWEET and DRY cArAwBA,
HOOK. ToKAY. ANGELICA
a xwn 1rff tt
~ AND 4fxtf.f 4
LiSrASDEL WINES
AT
mao CHRISTIAN = WHITES.
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V,IJTYS HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR oil
i WHISPERS changed TO GLOSSY BLAcK by
single application If this DYE, IL inparlsa Natu
raj Color. acts instantaneously. Sold py druggists
or sent by express on receipto VI.
OFFICE, So MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
lmy 29-eodtAp2OI
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DIR. TUFTS Pills.

TUTT'S PILLS.
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Passengers by this line have several hours at Ola
Point, ~.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, ID. c., Newberne. Washington. aud
Tarboro', ". c.. aud all points In Eastern North
Carolina Also Tor Eastern shore OF Virginia, Hamp-
ton, old Point. aud all regular landings on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills Is
sued l.. Is. TATUM,
leg Superintendent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-31
FUN.

David Davis weighs 329 pounds, but it is
the Senator's weight on the houses of thin
men.-Phila. Bulletin.
This is the season of the year when bad In.
dians commence signing treaties of peace and
drawing Government blankets for the winter.
N o. Picayune.
baby can put his rosy toe in his mouth
more easily taan his father can, but when it
comes to putting the whole foot in it, the man
of years and experie ace can discount the baby
half hundred and then run out.-Burlinq-
ton Ha,ckeye.
Complaint is made in Milwaukee that the
butchers make veal from the meat of three
yea. old steers. The compliments are the
sort of people who would grumhle at a setting
hen on boarding house table for spring
chicken purposes. o. Picavune
When an Eastern man goes to colorado he
is called a "tenderfeet" until lac has been
stabbed, shot at, engaged in a free fight,
fallen down mine, kicked by mule, and
chased by vigilance committee. Then they
admit that he is getting used to the country,
and when he kills his man he is looked upon
as citizsn.-Boston Post
If year passes without the Stevens bat
terry being sold, it may be set down as poor
year for sales. And each time it is sold it
brings about Fifty thousand dollars less than
it did on the preceding sale. A few more
sales, and the price will be low enough to
come within reach of the average editors
pocketbook. It would be nice piece of brio.
-brac for his daughter to decorate with bugs
and dragons and things. -No,ristoeon Herald.
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a,7n WEEK. A2a day at home easily made. Costly
Oh Outfit free Address True 4 Co., Augusta Maine
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-31

The SADDEsr SARA.-When Sara Bern.
hardt drove out in Central Park she e1.
claimed, "How lovely the trees with their
dying leaves; it gives one sad and sombre
expression" The Associated press reporter
was 50 surprised that Sara did not dance q
jig at this Autumnal spectacle that he has
tened to telegraph it all over the country. If
Bernhardc could only come out here and see
some of the leaves that Sharon has shed she
would be filled with melancholy which
would be reckened as one of the saddest
epschs Of her life.
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ALONE IN HIS INFANY.--In his speech at
Indianapolis, Gen. Logan raked up bit of
Mr.. Engishs congressional history that will
not commend him to the men who foug for
the Union and who stood by the Government
against the assaults of the State Sovereignty
stroy it and now endeavoring to effect its cap
ture.
On the 23d of February, 1861, less than 10
days before the expiration of the administra-
ton of President Buchanan, and when seces-
sion had already become fact as regarded
several Southern States, Mr.. Brand, of North
Carolina, introduced resolution in the
House asking that regiment of troops, then
stationed at Washington should be with
drawn. The object of that resolution was
evident. With these troops out of the way,
the contiol of Washington would rest wholly
with the municipal officials, and these were
known to be in complete sympathy with the
Secessionists who had declared that Repub-
lcan President should never be inaagurated
in Washington. A Douglas Democrat moved
to lay the resolution on the table. When the
yeas and nays were called every Southern
Democrat in the House-there were bat "a of
them left-voted against laying on the table.
Every Northern member, Republican and
Democrat, except one, voting to lay on the
table this proposition to leave the National
Capital defenceless to the threatened assaults
Of armed treason.
One Northern Democrat voted with the
solid body of Southern Secessicnists to throw
open the gates to treason and rebellion
That one Northern Democratic ally of
Southern treason was WILLIAM II. EN-.
GLISH, of Indiana, the present Democratic
candidate for Vice President.
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The Sultan of Turkey has outgeneraled all
the powers of Europe by plain, fat-footed
lying. At least that is what he chagrined
powers called it. When England, France
and Germany accomplish any of these tricks
they call it diplomacy. The Turk has trav
eled some of late and has learned the ropes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-31

A POINT WELL TAKEN The Democrats of
Genoa have put up ticket which they call
the Taxpayers Ticket" The taxes paid by
the nom nees on the entire ticket are figured
up by the Journal at &343 So The taxes
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-31

Sharon feels that he will be beaten whether
the Legislature is Democratic or Republican,
and hence has not put in any money in the
fight to offset Mr.. Fairs ''sack. Reno
Journal