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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
S"ocking Murder ON n Schooner
Hound Out from Richmond.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, June LA shocking muir.
oer occurred on sbipboard yesterday on
James river between Newport News aRd
High Sboal light on board coal schooner
bound from Richmond to Baltimore, and a
negro sailor killed his captain and the negro
boy cook with lump-rake; and then es-
capped TO the Isle Of Wight shore in the
schooner's yawl. The murderer also ran
the mate OF the vessel into the cabin and
tried to kill him, striking him once over the
head. After the negro left the mate hoisted
a signal OF distress, and Messrs. A. II. For
rest and Edward Knewstep, Of Nanse-
mond, went on board and brought the mate
to this city tonight and placed him in a
hospital
COlored Soldiers Assaulted on DeeOra-
tion-Day.
NEW YORK, June las the colored COM
panies composing the rear OF procession
yesterday were returning from Cypre-s-Hill
cemetery to the station OF the Rapid Transit
road, in east New York, they were assaulted
by gang OF roughs, and riot ensled, in
which policeman named HalDeld received
a dangerous sabre-cut on the head. The
colored men are said to have charged on
the police and the roughs alike, but being
oyerpowered by numbers were compelled
to run Tor their lives. The streets were
filed with an excited mob, and several per-
sons were injured. The captain and SER
geant OF the Veteran (colored) Guard were
arrested.
The Late Texas Tornado.
GALVESTON, June 1.-The following spe-
Gals have been received: From Savoy,
Texas: 1.-TWO OF the wounded have died,
and ten more will probably die, from in
juries received in the late tornado" From
Columbus, Texas: "The Colorado river
stands nineteen feet above low-water mark.
Four dead bodies were seen floating down
the river"
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DRY GOODS.
TxTRA INDUCEMENTS AND

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
II GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN BE FOUND At
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
No. 800 BROAD STREET.
All the latest novelties In FOREIGN ana DOAE5-
TIC DRY GOUDs-yiz.:
NOME CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL WOOL
BUSTfNGs. LACE BUNTINGa, BkOCADRS,
srL KS ' shTiSs, pEKN STRIPES, aud BRO
RI tx GRENADINES Il. Din TANIsE, cAsHMEREs
HENRIETTA and MONTE CLOTHS:
VICTORIA Lawns. LfNOS gyDACCO, PiQUEs,
TABLE.DAMASKS, NAPKINS, etc.;
PARAsOLs-a ful and complete line;
LANGCEDOC, POINT D'EsPhIr, and TOR
Cii0N LACEs; HOSIERY, BUTTONS, and
Trimmings asp cislly: LACE MiIIs full
hut-all the new shades LACE. fQP BEkLiS
and KID GLOVES; LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS,
CAsslMEREs. etc.; LACE sCARFs, flChSS'
and RCCHlNG. my Is
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The Burial Bill In the House Of Lord,

LONDON, June IA vigorous opposition
will be offered in the House OF Lords TO
the bill brought forward by the Govern
ment to permit the burial OF dlssenters in
all church.yard and cemeteries without the
Church.of. England service. The rejection
Of the bill will be moved on its second read
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The Porte's Reply TO the Powers.

LONDON, June IA Constantinople dis
patch says that the Turkish Cabinet has re-
solved to reply somewhat as follows 70 the
summons demanding the complete eXecu-
ton OF the treaty OF Berlin, which it shortly
expects to receive from the Powers: That
the Porte has Loyalty executed its engage
ments in regard to the Montenegrin ques-
ton, and has asked the Powers to appoint
commission OF inquiry thereon; that IN re-
gard to the Greek frontier question the con-
ciiatory disposition Of the Porte has been
met by inordinate and inadmissible de-
mands on the part OF Greece; and that In
regard to the reforms for the European pro-
yinces the Porte has drawn up regulations
which will be submitted according to the
treaty to the eastern RoumeIian commission.
Ex-Empress Eugenie's Pilgrimage.
CAPE Town, June 1.-EX-Empress Euge-
ME arrived on the 2Sth Of May at HOYazi,
Zuluand, near the spot where the Prince
Imperial was killed.
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rlouF.

Zine, s4Gt4.50: surerfne, t5@t525: eytrs,
Sc: common family, 1928; fancy braOsc, $40
$3.50.
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! F3owker Clam ". Goodman. tsbfidae: q. .. Hu5.
s,rer: T. w. n. White. smith: y. e. Knight: Jr.,
Huntiey; L. &. Hopkins, Predmore; n. .. kay-
mond. Cranmer; Md ii. H. Grant, sutton rom
Virginia.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, June j, 1851.
sALEs.-300 shares OF c.. G. and A. Railroad
stock sold at 3s. and 10 shares Of c., G. and /.
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DOwN WITH HIGH PRICES.
SWEEPING REDUCTION ~ ALL GOODS.

As | am determ.n ned 20 close ont the entire stock
will for the next thirty DAYS offer goods At ex-
iremey low prices. | viii mention few OF my
prices:
Fine WHITE CAMBRICs at loc.;
Best LAWNS at Zoe;
Fine DRESS GOODS At &c.;
Us rRlCH FEATHERS Al 25c. bunch;
A splendid line Of SUMMER HATS at your own
nice assortmen, of GINGHAMs at sAc.;
Best makes of CALICOEs AZ lowest prices;
PIQuE BDNNE1S at l2e.
Fancy CUFFS and COLLARS al loo. a set
A splendid assortment Of NECK-RUFFLlNG AZ
Toe. yard
Fine Isle GLOVES al Ice:
LADIES' HOSE, slightly damaged, a, &c. q pair;
\ splendid lot OF HAND and CUSTOM MADE
SHOES for men, ladies. and cbiitren, which VIII
be closed ont very cheap;
LADIES SUITS, ready made. at &l.oO;
Also, fine line OF CLOTHING, some OF The hnest
ever brought 10 Richmond, TO be- sold very cheap.
Gall early 10 purchase your bargains at the
BALTIMORE AUCTloS-HOUSE,
l6 east Broad street.
J.R0sE, agent for ;. Goldenburg.
my 1S-M,WSFlm
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CaRpsrs. OIL-CLeTHs. sc.

:.
NTATIINGs, OIL CLOTHS, AND tAh-
nj PFTs.-th,v jut received fuil hue OF
liJi <tsV XATTi<Gs Of all grades,
CAKPrTs, Oli.-CLO fHs, RUGS MATS ae:
mn line l. ACE CuRrAiNS, sukSiots, anu
stIADEs. a ftli, line OF PAPER ASGl>1s oi
III s,yles work done IN town ~ tountry ~ or
W. W., y. o,s 10y No. 1911 Main street.
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no SUMMER TOURISTS.

no SUMMER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer sensobin
the country or at the wateriD places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies ana
aoparatns which cannot be- had outside oil city
VIZ:
PATENT PoCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea,
mil. food &C.;
.PATENr WAX SI6Hr-LiGHTs, which bura
pEs'6tY. MADE MUsTARD-PI AsTERs, which
are always ready aud act la three m,nuesi
SOFT KI'BlSt X AR. PiLLONs and tU'hiVSo'
MEDIC Inc GLASSES.
SPoSII, : and >PONGE.BAGs, .....,
stIF-INJtCII>G UNIVERSAL SfBiN1ts,
vtiE\TfNf'- AI-JIltF, - ,,.
VhItNTINk'S MEA1'JUiCE WITH GLfcE-
,oIII ions FLrtn BEEF.
| LIEBIG', SOiID tXIHA. BELt,
| Lii Bls'- LQUiD Nikh EEtf,
| pAPnNA. tnN,re sh al fOO Tor infants;
| iMpIIIAIGFtNt NJ, cod ior iniants;
| ~ NEsIIE'~ LAtTt.tS YAKIMA,
GERBER's 81 ,Lk-fOOl.
| PREPARED RICE Fl.oUn,,
| pRFpARFD -faIt II OAT MEAL,
| PRFPsRED BAGLt fluIR,
| SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
| LIQUID RFNNtT.
| DlsINFESrING SOAPS, 20 Ir,enl conlagloh'
and an rcisble wedicine5, new ieI,dhs' ana spps-
| ratas, 70 be b I'd OF
MEADE BAKER, Druggist,
9le east M.iu street,
| TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
| TENDED III MY "a
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,

CUTICURA REMEDIES,
FOR SKIN, SCALP, AND BLOOD HUMORS,
nren.red Inv WEEKS 4 POTTER, Chemists and
Hn@a,sts 36O Washlnston street, Boston, Mass:
Of Front street, Toronto, Ont; and sAow mn
London; aud for sale by all Druggists and Dealets
price ~ CUTICURA boxes. 90 cents; large
haras containing two and one half times the guam
tIiX of small, 81. REs0LvENT, 81 per bottle. ".
TfSrrRA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. 20 cents PeI
cents per cake In bars for BARRIERS and large con
suners, so cents.
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TOuNsTON'S FLUID BEEF.

TOHNsTON'S FLUID BEEF.
THE MOST PERFECT FOOD FOR iSyALIDs
EVER INTRODUCED.
A CONCENTRATED PREPARATION FOR
NUTRITIOUS BEEF TEA. OR SOUP.
For SALE pY PURCELL, LADD a CO.,
NH 80 1910 NAN s'reee.
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NAV YORK COTTON FUTURks.

NEW YORK. June Cotton-Net receipts, 2l2
baIes: gross, 1852 bales futures closed steady
sales, $1,000 bales June, 81 .9e; Jaly; tll47;
August, 81 "a; September l.l2gfii..i3 90, oe-
$1,000; December, 5000; January iiU.oses
1890.
, 1880-09-24

parndes everything that IL inlmIcal TO the
welfare and safety Of our Gnvernsnent; md
venture tn assert that from these yo,i will
succeed in getting very little "inntcr!aI atd,"
although yOn promise that It "Wlli NOW
i.4Sfsl the surviving soldiers md sailors who
tlit the fighting In tl,nir present Efforts to
purify thu Government n1r! maintain tie til.
tGgrEty uf the t|nEon." Ynu know us well rs
ITO that ninety.ninc out OF every hundred
Of the supporters of yntr ticket were Ot,-
pnstHl to tllt. army and r,nyy during anil ever
sinrn tho War. R,id wl1G1, yOu SIGNED thnt
letter Sntt. knew sou were 6tnltlfyEnK your
nwh RECORD md Insulting tue teterln* of tho
"pcri6d Of hnstIlltfcs. fau knnw thai tlls
party To which YOU are r'tcettt cu,ynrt flenee
your zcaD Inns been the persistent enemy
~ fhr x1tdscr; TINT Mlutl my md every hc-
Gastn!l u !lNa stnbblHl llM IN tho hack and
t0nght hin. III the front; aud get ynn now
lInye the e1Frbntery to ask fnr "inaterlal nil"
- tho tln!na uf tliES nrinyf II won't work.
"CoI9i!c!.n foM VII l,aye to ity SONG other
"prosperons, patriotlc citizens" don't waut
a!rait! ot yott, Notwithstanding your nice
Your ,"materiai aid" must como irnm
Roine other source than That which nIde,l III
maintaining the UulDn "tlnring the period
u lhslttities." J'Ilcy who snyttl NatlDm'y
life Will furnish the ammunition 10, shoot It
70 t!cutl, a1Mt yost inny rest assured that The
".patri0tfc citizens" 0f this. 1.ellblic will
give such IAN expression of c01,tiduMce lll
ollr future National welfare and prosperity"
rs will forever settle the question Ut "har.
tI.nny and good government Respectfully,
etc. c. ii. MACltfS.
, 1880-09-24

express any opinion on that Htnte. II II evldent-
ly very elosn. AMI tnay depend IN GrcRon.
Ai,out thIs time I'clton ,was corresponding
by telegraph about purchasing OlG IT Ore
Et,n's lsnpIt1l!caH ELECTORS 70 ohet with Cruntm
tnr ai0,tSat ,1c1mntlabte on tue result OIL the
u these lc'cgrams When VIZ nrrEye,l at
Ncw Orleans, t;Dy. Palmer, or Illinois, wus
nlrAt!y there. 10 fs m huNo5ahln lnan. AMI
] Wish liz were here INV to Fnrrnl)hlIte my
testimony. BEFORE tho rGttiTI,a we're nprnetl
md lin count cnfnItnr,Httl, Secretary SlIcr..
ask,Hl tlls nu,n|erH of IT 10 nltnw llvn men
al " i'i inss, S'' ste,og"ler ig M rSs w,'s rsnfy
granted. fic,t. i'almer Md sat itcr cncl,
UtF!cr. Tho returns were Upttlrtl by one
member ot tho llonrl a'l! then handed
IN Palmer NH 'rrmlnsuii brfnre Bilnwfng
i even 10 the other members. OF thu
private notes or the retltrI's That had bccn
forwarded them from the yarO.is parishes
BY tl,eIl Dn1Itlca! friends. ! cu., wy ~ yUn
HAT Gen. Gnrlieltl lGvtr lsaG cllnlge or pos.
session of the returns .bnf0re they .weru
opt1Hht IN tlID I'rcseitce n us nl when ieIlsK
tnnmtrtt, md j, every Instance the returns
agreed tmrfrctsy with tho private: noses Of
Gen. fairfield. md left New Orleans hefnra
Tic decision Of til, lloaTd wns announced, rs
sthiI ns tl,e eyIttrnre wns concluded. fol. we
would i,Ht stay beyond the tl.nG indicated by
President iralit. J.y The inv oF t4oulsinnn,
whenever there was violence In my parish
nt MI election, the yota nf the Whole rarlsi!
was 10, hn ..tlsrnrie!i. Tue 1'enncrnts lad
buIIdoxc, witt, the Intention Of hi!vtnE s,lr!i
thrown 0ilt of thu cDnns., aisl thus BE- the
Enlnnrs. Il tiere HMytl!hg In this tn sustain
Jlthdrlcks' cllnrge ngniIlst Garfield?
, 1880-09-24

nstn, They tIntte Wesley Chareruun; az tho prf,-
KrltIt cuiteti far, md tIictt, ut my Inst tfgntu
they followed nt tho PLAT, ri tho pcti,lsyIvM1.y
1nEcttn atlI t,llL o-lrs!tlclls tlt Df NIL tiM.
Oii lHcn In tho crow. ii ,ynz Il tnt.t i1tIt,oair
mrrny ur ngtsl tluls wt,tn them oil! men
VIVA Het MI III IL nw nltn ei,lpfy
nurrcs ~ tho platform, with Wesley
tnnku sidrr 'nir al t,ut rest ov en- INT
inRcthor+cttf, On tho ,gpcxt lntrrri IN fruit.
Tho folka ehrcrr ikn wIlfi. and tho rrlhp,s|astn
WIZ wttlsat hounds. s,lHA H,aunn s'rin 11as
W,t bern h,hhitnatn'a ny tho turner's fuf yrrra
nti'1 yrrrs, hin! II mis-, nn hfK9Hr IN tim II narl
wY tcII*h,trifl f cheer tts-~WGli w,tx just ti<H
NfGEt!rH Gltssct ntHItltfit.,-WMz ktekt nlt lttn
way Mlt,!!g THO strtar 10 jtN tiillflwctl's Et,w-
fhIrs: With this hterr,pElcs t,ftt Iatsa,, lbc,l.
cnn I.Rr,tnts father wh,l w,z Tho .,llest Nv Tho
ce.fro.i,fclIt. nut tlusn nren Ez tH,rrrl. m IN
4 Few fetlIi words fntrit1once tho lNtrynrk nz
ting al'eckGr Or The III:
. Wild thht tiilip thu hetc+ Htln I'LL IL yet we'll.
HUI II mn not lte.
Won ul4l Nlr. pdErn'n tlnsle,l Epetkfn tsier0
WIZ hDw! ov Joy from tho assembled 1Htll.i.
ttHsl. ~ wltat hnyitd tho NttrJirk Blfd ilnw.s
krrefully on'h hi tmrrct md tHltcre! TO lilo
frJHt t,E tho platform, with tho hul lin gail Nv II
n!d, hli nlalt. III Ii tFy sUrt w voice hu tcENst
htx t!.t!Afk4: >. o.,
"Frll0w"CHizcns NV koutucky: TrosidcMCa
hcz pm very kfnA 70 me- IL prnlntiRl1. my ITO
M.ld 9!esslI RI n!e With fNitl md strc.,Kth. ! hgv
ltvhi ~ tG ln1 yecEs old. liEs X EbiG nYn. III
my Gtlcr tlMfs tuIs MI Rktfy1 1Atrt I'll Iufltik4.
, 1880-09-24
NOT FOR HANCOCK.

a c.,1s.x1u,..> woes. n, e,.nr-r.rsoy,.
. Ing u Tar.er : M ~ !" s',ns,ns IL 1scr,y Of
chnrlcs II. saMcl'ih to the cirrnl"r Of
the 1inl,cork Veteran nAx~oeiattoil-I1e
Luo.sx IIsl.lnd the mum tU tlse Party
NhIcIs Rims Him.
Churles IL. Nachlu. uf No, 900 Broailway,
Nav YAK to ,',l wmn, a " circular @ w Of tho Nh.
sent, i,as addressed the following reply to
Col, II. a, Conklng (runcgada Republican,,
I'm fthufrn,u,,.
wv e'!,.l!aM' ~. ,,a. ,, ,, ru.4 ,o
IN 30 9I DIHApwAx; s,, NEw , YonT, Sept; St,as
sisne! " yoal, ata ltealeM Nniio,lni Asso'
GiMttOM itMttenek SettsAns, M WHEN ytM
,thslectlslly ask NY iltu, VI oItler ttl1i lne
ln!l,tcllcs Of lllo ull'oh
aul.ieIS Mllt Hiioss nt ~ wy MMs imay W.
ltud good government"
~, nhl ~ d'1sietaniyI"ischtndgc snidier o.
s'se !ntn itebets'n'. Niiu aiF hearit'y III sRvnr
OF "Nntlonfl hhrll!'s!y nnu Eo.,u govern
ineht;n W. must teSttStiilliy hiltl elnpllMt.
ieelly aerllno ~ extehtl al'y iill Wila'nter 10
lnf Git.'Sn Sna t.enttsea,t. ~ y hy a!onest
sS!sI! ars s u u y assd ii a,'oii,sr atisS'pt e
Overthrow "Nnilolin! lnfht0hy ahtl e0ntl
governments" all0 llInt y ns lnlch ny duty
70 olpnSSt th0 "cAtls9 Mitn %iietl y0n Afo
i ,t9W ti!ieA ns y wHs y laN' iioW @ WY .f lnafa
ynu IN tli!s un!oty nliianco @nlt to su1nprc.
nun 1luollg tliclr ranks many "sore.
leHds;" mud In VI tue nl'i'loM tl,at yo.t VIII
'in!i very feW rehteaues AlnnllF those
g !il9n Wto iaSe naiher!o I!! tananeu WIZ tno
"nYrltM of l!ossi!!tsos' l!,s you aro p!ensstl to
call wllnt VIZ supposed WIS 4 Kebclll0h) nr9
INT tub!st anu tla device " inc ueliiotFats III
, 1880-09-24
THE LOUISIANA COUNT.


the visiting Statesmen, Nv io why lie
Went to New orleans, and What wa.
l,one r,,cro.
=, Ihe llo'. A ~. ". a!oGgt1o',, o. MY @ 1ofS, %
III aycceht speech IT. GEectlsbllrgt Ind, tooI
occasion to rcfer to tho circumstances lHtlcr
which himself aud other prominent Republic
'ls ''ssn aua ' ~ ~ ,Ss, '''I sn,,t,
tWo FEesMthtMi WY ~ 4s'"s ssHeaNtss
uIun 4 subject With which, lIe WAS perfectly
faiiIiur, tho distinguished gentleman
brousht ont soma points which l,ayu not
slla!ly eSta toNst! 21 r. III n nmnI,s an
as a''sSis ,lIys ih' substance Ok Ills fe''aFks WIS
sinee coming tnt9 yor State lI' l!ayo , ,eeii
+, ,i,,I1'"r'nss s,'.,, ,.:itc, IN" ~ ,on ,.
~ GealvGI1luf seeen wae! tas t;,ta ne.i Mn.-
x3gm'st!',,s y , cn u ran. tl,ot t,cn i:nrn"1
,rii1 % tMu s s',, IN IL Hn,v
gs tn r. u 4af ~ a ifG a;,i InG ,,t eGE T. i;u h ~ y,
sSyr sSi Y YsM % 1ss s ts II HlHSc rse s ra T;' ss r.
guest. with Gen; t;Arrlt aiMl Src.atnty
s'herInas', nit only wish teyerytl'litE we lte.
rt, nhcs ~ n III III, IT, s1 t o ~ ts tslt ra S
:t2 0l." You Will rsltlel!ll'er. ttlo,l, tliat
t!Io Dengsatlc Wllty cllatSeu tlte ltHplshiie.
nlls wnh iinsltl in t'ie Gn.ih1tlsE 81 tne vu'es
u lolls!an Hii'l other sntherli @ saStGS. M .,;,.
Np", NY frtcli.s. d1a yatt esef ,l'e!f ~ illc
clI.'er.talcg!nilS: ! nr1tpsns 70 prnVu ny
1tle&n ul0L lha 13eul1cfutle phfty k!ta'W &heFt
was Hi' fraua III those. STATES. as1!
TINT. MI Ut them ,Wcra ltep1'bltc;ttl.,
hhnii PROVE t1nm thnse, 1isiT!te!teS thnt
tlIey lE'ssessou Altell kii0W!c.lE., nHlnte a,iy
Republican, yls'tor Started 1pr New OrleA'Is,
amt tant, With niicll k'h'wlrtlge, Mln l!ri"r 10
ot,r i,ttre tsy ,ad ren%y oSEi ElsH n
other direction for |. pllrglInHnhlo lscpubtran
Eluctor. OM N9y. II, lsf't received r lel',,;
ErniN frpn, preslneMt trant, %h.ch will
reta tn yull:
WASH lSn7t,N, u. G., Noy. Il. lB'0.-Th: Il9''.
F.. ~. Stoayhtn'l, St,g l'Ui!t GUY: I wnald In
gratlslot II you would visit SEw orluAus tn
witness S.,t,. NJ % IT yssi , o. u. y, oisT. ih' r
reslest S IL Hns askig Ht VIII Win IL IL ssirsi inc to
leuyp. 'rliu Sn1tlt SutHNlNy afternoon IT.
cetycl tllo following A,tswUr:
Nov. II, Is.G.-Thp count tukes placo on tho
11th. Yuar urrtyal 1T Muy tlnlu tuturo That will
lo sorvlcoablo tiut,. UnEleltl util 6entor H'ler-
,1,M!. !,1I leave t''nIsht Tor Now o'lyf's W! ..s
,AH0thcr telegram lr0nl ttie Fre"ldn1it on
tlig sutI!o aay gave mo tic rn,tta To fnllnw,
!Ieltg THUS requested 70 iGrt0rill III 'hllI0s-
tnllt PUBLIC SerytcD br tAe CEtef Nlngtstrnttnf
.oHr Aepllbifg, nlsI wit!sont my eHloi,!hcnt
WhnteSHs, is!t y wy uMty 20 &'} MM ae.
sSp.s ms s1st tof9 my 81. .e,renn yar,is viz %s
tuns le9tssteA ~ ~ ~ wv Wy 1t.. tuutH ".s
teT sss, n,"s; u'e tinn.i i iAJ'n .Muittnc tt' & vi
nsoI e"rt"n i,on,nu % I,nn,n.r.ta r. IN; nr"s. .
ans eo4'"t' t9"''''a A''t'''e'"'' ~ 'o ~ 's'
'''ii Wa had no couf,deuce in tl,ose Democratic
imI,rnnariv inIl,,i,,,sg fi,o Wnf,,,slnss Hn,rls
T.. H.. :. ftinsi,iatI. -. r.i. , r,.t,.s.,
, 1880-09-24
YOUNG Nasty.

lNuEtktt1N l6nftluh NhkGA &nC Nlu H&Afl
to 1ntliaun-'E'lle Son G1nclslsie* to Get
Up n Hancock 1sooIn Nn 1tEW own Ar.
culnt-sIo Adopts thu Fen,,ssivaMin
E'iuit, and Imports n Patriarch to pre-
side nt the HdrcttME-,lhG Putrthrtli
IIul1ex IL slight Mistake III lH1s Speech,
nilh II aIoDhcd und Harrctl and
Nent1scrot-'Tiic Boom IL afaaanres
Fmr I1hc Ghtragn Tribune.
CnHF1:Dtl1T X lt0Ans Sopt. N.-ChHro ts tri,b-
t,c tuyrn ictu to tho Crtss Itont,a, trltl1e oY tho
wtst kind. 1t Is all nlo,lg ov fathcr's Rntn' 'ntu
lnteAEny to nInkG speeches In De1lnf OF tho local
tiklGt and sb llup elre llnnkok; gnd thru me
tryin to b,,at nlong tho linukok lH,om wlp he
VIVA nwuy. Ny intenshuHs wiz strtkly homer.
nDle; but they WIZ brat to mutt py cltkum-
stHtccs orer w!ch I hntl hu knntrol. The cir
kllBt,.t,ces uv the slH1Ation ,Ia hull IL about
rs fulle.s: Wesl Sir. Ilsrtluin cR,nc slln out to
lrjranny OIL tint MYSTERIOUS visit OF Lls, 1t IL
mt gtnernily knowt. thu it Ia strtkly trou lhAt
lu n,a,le detoDr uh l.tz way westward III az to
t,uss thru tho Grass ft,,tts. ffu wanted 10 Bcp
futlrr: N.l father, ben somewhat IN tio,lt nv to
tho kontin.lancu ov this olffec. wnz wuf
pn1f plcxc,l to sec litl. Iictwcon ctn thoy set
tAt1lys Ut. "Mr. Stsl!y," acx Ar. iIurnllll-nnl
| kpnd mot hut hero lliz words through,
ii iii iujarny @ Il lu nt Tliihcr ho se c ,oi g
i'm Wi IL w,!,.ted IL I,,Jcar,.y nj tIlu present
time, hr, Nnslly, cnntlntMNti TIC Xrll HlnHKer
self down Ia tI,G lrve on tho muses. aud st.ow
I,Inco hIxsclf nn tho platform nv tho harly
handed s.'ils or toil and prove 70 en- III wards
VIZ! VIII, thoS u tan,ly"r. " a4xw!.ix1 ah.L
with yu,,, str. Misty, tnet Et!g!lsh iznt tic
Hnlspla, cnwarss!y sryetAr thst between W.. IN
ito sort oy mum w't u waniei n liicnnny II
"re 10 1he Isr,,osg t!..,, 'xso sfs ~ an = IT.. .t
you should 10 uYGr litter IfjcI4ilny Nllt9
, 1880-09-24

.T...-- =,
FOR HdLE-LASby IN LOUISIANA AND MIS-.

!. Enma rlantattos. IN Attals Coansy, Msslsslpp!.
neat n01dnihM EtAuon. on the Chicago. IT. Louis Il
rev Ortcanh ltntlI1an chntnn!nx about l.+u Retcs.
ma under fshee lHiprn!.mAnta ct'nsat u thlera-
w aYod dwelling lalafers tutes cust%vin
s' I'll f n1 sn' S@ss
4 Alant 10 aorcx at land In West Carroll Parish
!hulAuna. Impr6YetnHitR and proportion Of cleared
isnd xn ffoEt ;he oeatnn 2nelty of land sur
.a,ns sn aSa % Ut das da1 o"''a'' p'' s'' rfc' two
snnnaE 4. @ ct snS
hAse: cf ~ *,u,o fruit troas ste 1his piaes
Of Mnnrle La. the lns Of the projected rNi1rood
.saed " 19nr'c. raht u way through thsa land hav
l. llantntlun in jackson i'arlah. Louisiana thu
- sr tioa ne u abse"mentose1 !siilsa. T.. cSf'.
tatnlhR about l.ln ntrna. more Or 'ck@ DwoInx.
house oGesel u have ,bcun burnt. Uther lmprHye-
innI Unknown, WAS ru!tiyatsd m ! eo11on pinntA-
t!?n beforo the War. i'rtea one bousand holiars
i. Plantation fn Do Roto Postsh t.out.iana. sup
pO.ed u be uear the 1lnc Of penj9cteI tarnnl frn
New oreuNA u Shreveport. nxpectsd =, 10 f1nhbea
T'!hln III! r.,asonsS!g s.r' a ap
sntion bslaca sc ;imbcted. Iho s.i} Il % tn"ass L,
so q .e S q III. haS
noi arer z Miles Frca sercntY-tro hundred dol-
nntntion. te little to above lsdsa disputed and
i considered inn*tntabIe hut THO lRnds bUen
noova prices. only qntt-cInm deeds 10 them.
Purchasers etAf Inv titles verified bT c0mpe-
tent la"Jo'' In tic VARIOUS nssKh!Eh9Y, Aaarsss
, 1880-09-24

FY,IlE uH1uS FURNITURE. {. Co. a1 ASE Hl6 " Est
l Mallsun-st. HsII All kl1ds Of household SvolA -
llunt4I{ paYMtAts; !uv pttcrs, eA4f te1u!a-
, 1880-09-24

4 nOOnRlci!. ATTORNEY -AT-LAy,l III DEAR
~. Lurn-sLt Chteuxu Advice leea+ kIttoJu raata
pabesauts. lusInu.s uuisssy and lexalli tsausac.s
, 1880-09-24
MORil-E Els nERIs

MonirE.Ala-, Sept. 23.-At a NEE ting OF the
Commissioners Of The City Of Mobile. boIitl-
holders, anu taxpayers, the following resolu-
ti0n WINS adopted:
Tint. ~ citizens aud taxpayers nf Mobile. wo
desire tho CnminlssfDnrrs Uf Mobile shall mike n
sEttlnHent with tho cFcdtturs OF the lnte CITY Of
Mobile ns fArbr71,le TO thg'n as Is practicable to
fM made OH the tnss nj taxation iii property
within tho limits OF tho lntB CITY Of Mobile Of
thrcG-1 tiHrt4Fs OF per centun on tho yauD
Of said property.
The Commissioners will meet the creditors
In New York Oct IA.
, 1880-09-24

11un RAl.R..nUsfNraA i'tOrEttTY, ON .MEsT
indiana and ttten. md other est Hlds streoia;
ant MI sta,iy crs "Wt, ' i.tornst - ea'nF On
the Wide Arnkn 1tcn1 Estate \ Arnncy Of thn Wcst
cornnr Wnahfnatun And ffnhtod.sts.
E'n!t tN.tftE-,VAGAS'ri.O i.OF, fTx ID WAlAslI. .AV:r
hna}ew1nd }. iskr wstsr macadsmssd srsts nd
cash. Anrhse Owusr Il, Trthn1is nt,cs or cali Ut
ltn0m u, t[l Snttf1 think at, = = -
, 1880-09-24

-
IN ORDER 1U ACCOMMODATE OjIt SUMEfi-
0t!t atts uhI throughout tlV city. NC hnye estab.
iHbeu NfanGh Offices tn tho d4Herenk Uivtalons, ~
l1kpn eot ths sasia ,'ytee IA charged a. 'tse MAn
On!ce, and Will oe rrceIve1 until . nctock D. H.
. SOUTH DIVISION.
~. + j. slMMs. Hooksol1ers md s,auonera 10
CMeNty .knc1ttsI.%t.
". + UUtiAlGr. l,surxlst CT Cottage Grove-ay,
noHhMGat c9rn4r Thirty .nftft.st.
II. W. BGclfMAS. Drusclat, corner Thirty.nrzt and
btatd-4s. III.
WEST DIVISION.
A.. A. poPAI0HUM, NewsdeAitr, stottoner ptp,
a$,W esl ai9nlsnn,st nrAs WcrteEn.ay.
III. suAStt1!sES, Druggist 2s3 lslue Iland .nv.,
ttltnGr III T. wHIf1u.Nt. 70'
H. G. ItEHtlEK, Jewc!er, Nertden1eE, and Fancy
GnldA tg Lake .Kt.. cUrf'ur l.ue,1n.
H. +. kltAFr. DruGEIst I'll West MAdIaoH-1k. cor
ner llAiiiinn. -
AUG us1' Jacobson druggist, 1a7 NORTH uaiateo.
cornGr lHAsan0-st. -'
.,., NORTH DIVISION.
u. NCHIlNGlfAM 4 Ct, Druggists, 4G North
4 ~ Will MMtl;LtAMs cO., prusslsts c'5 lasrabce-st,
IdlulH ". II. NEEnE, Printing and Advertising
Agent NaHs And Stationery llcpuL AS East D!rIsI0u-
ti.tWGPn la fn1tr Np11k.