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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-03-17

a temptation. l crossed the room and
offered the young lady my arm; the
next moment we were whirling round
the room. fl missed step occa.
sionally, seldom misseda foot, for /
awkwardly trod on hers half the time.
/ was growing dizzy as the old gentle
man changed to a jig. She drew
herself from me and seemingly as
fresh as ever started on the jig. / did
not care tn dance, but | wanted to do
nv duty as an American. started
too. The old gentleman nodded to
the boy who by this time was wide
awake, and he took from shelf
piccalo aud joined in with enthu-
siasm. 1 was by this time growing
extremely tired, but determined not to
be out done. The dust which had lain
dormant in the cracks perhaps for
years, began to rise. looked at the
old man to see if he had any notion Of
stopping, but his eyes were cast down,
and his arm was moving with the reg
ularity of watch tick only ten times
faster. turned TO my partner who
was springing into the air foot and
one half every jump. knew could
not stand it much longer. The music
grew fasteran faster kept up. |
ventured again to look at the old man
when 10! the music was audible but
the bow invisible. l knew too we'll
the cause. ! was swooning, aud stag
gering reluctantly towards the corner
| threw myself half involun-
tarily into the arm chair. What
happened the next few minutes l know
not. Were it possible, would still
think to-day the house spun around
like top. Later was shown to bed
up stairs whick we reached by climbing
up on pins driven into the logs. The
following morning was one such as
only Italy can boast of, and after
hearty breakfast of corn cakes and
macaroni / bid good bye forever.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-03-17
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-03-17

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liftY cents worth has cured an old Stand
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Crick in tho Back, and the same quaint. ~
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Announcements.

tOur terms for announcements will be:
Congress. SO President Judge, $50; AS
sembly, SO, Associate Judge, $40; Treas
urer, 81. In no case will an announce
ment appear when the cash does not ac-
company the name. This rule riU not DC
broken ia favor Of anyone.l
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce AMZA
PURDY, of Green Township, as a candi-
date TOR the nomination of Associate
Judge, subject TO Republican usages.
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NOUNCEME ENT
EEORGE v. DITHBIDGE

Would respectfully return his acknowl-
edgements to the people of Forest Co. for
their very liberal patronage bestowed up
on him at his late Auction Sale. He would
further announce that, actuated by the be-
lief that the true interests of the County
will be promoted by an establishment at
which goods can be had at as low prices as
any where ir the State, he has
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-03-17
TREASURER'S SALES.
OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS IN
FOREST COUNTY, PA.

DY VIRTUE ofsundry acts of the Cen
I'D eral Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania relating to the sale OF
of Forest, etc, for taxes due and unpaid, |
will offer Mt public sale, at the Court House
in the Borough of Tionesta, Pa, on the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-03-17
SECOND MONDAY Of JUNE, 1880

at O'Clock p. NJ, the following described
pieces of land. or such part thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the amount of taxes
and costs due and unpaid against the same,
and continue the sale from day to day as
the same may be found necessary.
TERMS OF SALE:
The amount of taxes and costs must be
paid when the property is struck off, or
the sale may be avoided and the property
put up and resold.
All tracts not otherwise marked, are adj
vertised for taxes of 1878 and 1879;
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-03-17

3l74 IL 5Sl Leroy a Linklain
So '79 & 90
3l70 a. Ei 539 Woodland oil Go linn
tied II q M a Nj Co
e 10 & II
, 1880-09-18

rcncy tlt,rlug the past few years, nlMl recalls
the persistent NctnDrrattc opposition t0 Tho
sound Republican measures which led TN tn
resumption allt sotll prosperity, can doubt
tic willingness Of tho Dcnlacrntlc lenders tn
rntcr imtu (l'ls desperate conspiracy ngaInst
the Nntl0i's prosperity.
II Is for the intelligent, tho industrious,
tho frugal, nntl tho wcll-to,to people Of tho
country IL determine whether ur not tho
reckless. smfls.grabD'ng Democratic .len,-
agugs smll have tho opportunity 10 work
nut con,,not rain hi or'icr to gratlfy their
greed for ofltcc. Tho Democratic n,nragcrs
l,ayo already manifested lit their jubttnt.ons
uyer tic Maine rlectinn MI cntlrn willingness
10 yield 10 tho Wild and visionary te-
1llalals Of tho Gtccnback families.
'flMy permitted their own party tn
l'c literally wipc,l out OF existence In that
State III order 10 try to bring nbout Green.
hack triumph. Tlscy construed the false re-
port ut such triumph rs n victory of their
uNn party. They ure seeking III otlcr States
to fortn MI unl,uly alliance with the Fiatists
for tho National election, which cnn only be
consu,nnIutcsl by tho ntlopton Ut their unatic
project All tll1s Is now fairly before tho
people, and 1t Inns revived at issue which
tic Democratic pfntform suppressed for Il
Tins by unequlvoca'ly but insincerc'y de-
clarlng III favor Of ''llorpst uI0l,ey," IL IT,.
mains 10 be seen whether Hancock can bear
ttp Under the new burden which l,as now
been added to thu lcusy load lie was already
carrying iii tito shape ot the "Solid South"
, 1880-09-18

All. efforts put forth by tho Indiana
DolnocTato leaders tn e!5crt coalition with tho
Grcennaekers In that 4tH.o have N far beun
tr1lialcss. Thu rink and Clio 1t tho Orccnluck
lArty rcfl's0 To l'e delivered and thrcaten,so yuto
tho Republican Ticket sht,tlll iholr leaess vt,tpr
INTO any arrangements with tho Democrats.
uyHeitl, tho DetttcratIu ca,lli!ate fur CunYrcss
n tha indianapolis District. Also ktckH ylX0r.
ousy a1l rofnsra u taAki, WAY for llu il. Mutyr.
tho ut1nost Which tho urcct,baGkurs will now
:o1cetlu to tho nemn,Tuts IL tO wlth.!r,.w tho
3recaback nontnto In tho Ninth district II tho
Jenoerafs Will iudnrss their man III tho Sixth.
no tas'oA IN Indiana thls tiEne, aud tho Deno-
,rats cApuut w conso!ed.
, 1880-09-18

cot4 J. E. AEsssnNtE. of Michigan, Is a
representative Democrat, and has at Iuast ons
Hua'lty not oftcn pDssessed by .nen,hors III 1s
party,-the courage Vt hls convictions This
sehtsenAnspokoatC III Crown Point. Ind. ytsterslHy,
10 crowd of arplaud!nx coppcsheads, aud
after ylatfytng tho lute suuutor Chau.ller, u,uuh
to tho delight of hls ltebcl. pathlzinx u,d{.
ence, went on to say, ~ thank uud tho ula
cus* fs down, down, down iu hril"; and at thle
delightful sentiment tho untcrrttlrd nppIautled
more raptur0usly than ever. Thu same xvntlo-
man, in referring 10 ths Masshuts and Deputy
Marshals. said: ~ hopo every une nf
thom VINO attempts u pfuyent another
man from caastpx his yoto will
. to killed upon the slot." Col McsstnDre Is
evidently enEm0rsd Ut the MtssibsIppl aud
South Curollna plan. It might nut bo sa{p,
aowosrr, 10 adopt tho piau IL ladianu. Thgro
, 1880-09-18

IT will doubtless be Of great interest to the
great majority OF American renslprs to tcurn
thnt tho ahnh OF Persia h,s dismissed his Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, a gentleman rejoicing In
tho fcacltous name Ut SIpah aolur Azcm. Tho
DuloIgno lcntl who collects tue cnble news Ia
authority for tho stateEncnt lie ahts. BY way
Of c!lmRx, thnt Scpnh Solar Azcm has loft IT,
hcran. but wc aFu left tn;s d Atates III 'drcndful
uncertainty NE tdwhcro tito distinguished gcn-
tlcmnn hGs Rnno. Tho acslons newRHnthcrcr on
tho othor sid0 will doubtless inform lis ere long.
, 1880-09-18

WILLIAM MEANS, n lawyer Of pocahontas,
Ark wrnt Into tito storo Of Charles Nfchns, or
lint p'irr, n few days ago and purchased n
plsto. nc deliberately tHttcl 1t, and lis DELHI
erntcly walked nptn Nichols, mil. telling MIN to
trcptrc himself, did not Hivo him tnttrh time To
no ~ btt shot him thrnlRh tho hcnrt. Monus
euol'y walked to the police station and Rnyo
himself up tn tho authorities. lie expressed no
regret l0r bis net On the contrnry, he sulti TINT
NJ ought ~ hnyp shut Nlrhnl. yeur bcforo.
What tho fronblc between tho murderer md hss
V'cllm WIS cannot hc nscurtatncd. Such Incl
dellte arc pCcltl!nr to Dlxle.
, 1880-09-18

GEN. BUTLER ex-senator Trnmbull, md
other distinguished pcrvorts 10 Democracy hnye
recently hcc1I Iuttd Ii, thoir tloaa.s TINT a tnu.
1orlfy OF tho volunteers of tho UnIon Arniy wero
Democrats. IN 1H|t tho unins, solllturs " tr,ssrt
their political preference, and TN examination
OF tho records shows that llH,K77 volunteer sol.
d|ers voted for Lincoln, whIle only ;rls4a wi.
1lritecEs voted fnr Gen. Mcclellan, In the lJgh&
OF these figures 1t IL probable tint tho De,1l,,.
cratic orat0ra will not 10 81 rs.l Ut satlev tint
vi many Democrats ia Republicans fought for
tho unlnu. Tho fActs scc.n ID be that they yoted
Ut they shot,
, 1880-09-18

THE Council Of Ministers called to discuss
tue status Of tho French religious or1!ets mot
Ihi'rs'lay aud haa IL very stormy session Of two
hoafs' ne Frcyctnct's curctllntory policy was
supported hy President 1rGvy, but MI tho other
Ministers rntigcd themselves With Gan,botta
at,ti the "trreconciiNhlcs." II was finally cn1l-
clistetE, M Ia nuw generally beloved, that no
ti'rther steps shn,sil bo tnkcn until the right at
tho Gnver1lfnent To cxpcl tho 1ncmbcrs uf tho
various orders has bceti pnssad upon by Tho
civil tribunals Of tho country. The MtnlaserIal
crlss. which WIS believed to, lie Imminent, has
thus been nvertcd for n time nt fenst.
, 1880-09-18

a HORRIBLE milne accident Ia reported.
frutn Gold Till, Nov. Tho cable attached to I'M
clcsator'cago containing tcn mon broke Mt tho
recl. md tho cagu was prcctpltated :s)O feet and
crushed to pieces as we'll by collision With the
ilnor Of tho miro as by the weight of ubuut 1,nN
feet Of tho troH cnblU which fell on 1t. Nina
Ut tho nl1tcrs wero INSTANTLY killed nnl the tcnth
was seriously Injured. As usunl In alt cnscs
of the kind. not'0tly Is 10 blaine. Tho frequency
Ut such accidents n,ny yct lcad to scros consc-
uucnccs tn nfnc.owncrs. Even tho lfo OF Il
poor miner has It's vauc, AMI cannnt be lost
through tho carelesncss ur pars!mony OF capi-
tallsts Without provoking comment and ludtgna-
tlDn,
, 1880-09-18

a jcwcler in Newark. 1,y intcrcepstng ono
0f tic f0ttcrs he learned l.er address IN Pnrls
III solnc manner hc. obtained photographs ut
tho necklace plates a,ld scl,t them to Fontano
& Co., who Mt once'st1enti1ed tl,otn. lia then
forwarded tho adarcss u The woman to tho
Cl'tct Of Police III t'arls, Vito went thorc and
arrested her. Tho diamonds wcro subse-
1.,cntly recovered. l..
Tho details OF tho case show that It wns tho
personal vanity of tho woman wlilcl, led Id
her nrrt.st. SlIo loft Franco as II ssceragc-pas-
senger, md fntnicd nt Castle Gartten III
very quiet why without attracting any
suspicion. Immediately upnn landing III
strange city, however, her vanity
tltspcI1etl nil llrr caution. Slle blossomcd out
into II hanlsnmcly-tlresScd woman, drove to
hotel, and spurted l,ertlIamontls. Her vail
ity further Induced her to have her pictures
taken with tho fntnl diamonds upon her.
After dIsposlng Ut them sho sold tho gold
settings a1d had them naadU into rings for
her further ndornment. THUS step by step
s''a laid ler own trap and walked slrafght
into It. Had She been less win and nble to
Withstand the temptation to mako display
Of herself, size wulild have destroyed tho sct-
tings, disposed OF tho diamonds, avoided
photographers shops and hotels, and slipped
back to FRANCS rs quietly as she left 1t, with
ont aronstng my suspicious, aud tho only
ones 10 suffer would tnve hcon the two Bill
garia1ls, whose adrottness in getting tho
diamonds ont of sight was rs remarkable ns
tho stiffness of the woman who furnished
tho detective with all the clews lie needed.
, 1880-09-18

A TEtnilII.E boiler explosion occurred Mt
bridgeport Conn.,, yesterday. by which two buys
and thrco tpen lost their lives. The building In
which tho faulty boiler was located wis owned
BY tho Union Metallic Cartridge Cosnpnny. Tho
explosion groatty alarmed G01 employees at the
Company WHO were ut work In larxo building
adjheetlt+ The forco Of tho explosion WIN
terrific. 4 lake near tho bullllng was literally
elrcwn with the Fragments OF tho ruined buil,l-
Ing. Two Of tho btA!lcs of tho victims werc nlsc
found In tho luke, on With heal aud artns vu,,u
The cause OF tho accident IL nut kno,yt,.
, 1880-09-18

- ----~-@
1atl people, n11't At Prices within tlelr mcans,
"e" ,"o 1e's'''a" ,'"4s scn "'Hs eoasrat'l.
aso .'as'',se.'.' ~. ."s' S..estss' ata on their
w.. ve'so ~ .'o' ,.H''slaat'c ~, n1ettrcn'
~" I"..o. ,, y. "s',' Ias, t''o present
4ss ,. ~, -. .a'u "'s''s y. .eu ~ .ngan will
@ Ina ~ tt,n" 'J . as'o !.a'e In
t"h,,s.a @ u =. Nv. m"to'ass . WI oe 6"
stau.,,,,.ra' ~ u's' @ p".' ~, w. ,.' %n.a american
,.,aa .,.a e.,,a"n s H.. s -" spsu' LII, ami TO
forro,, rrn., ;,,' ," ..',., W. W '!ans-
rI1;tv n. II I. now tro,,srorrod f.o,. ..t,.. At"
cnrs 10 tic ships In this country.
THE noxt rrent cu1nfort which tho r.o,do.
NJ, -. T.. .,,- . "..n ~ ~, NV '-o'aon
ots ~ TINT nthere "a m s,ch thtne a. ,.,s
uariputturo1 1utor,.r IN tha f1,,to,, e.s,, ~ W.
'rHt. s;.'t''. .a.. au1cr III .e unhca statcs
,-n,n.ot a., ,,.1,a.1 .,.,,s.st,.. ns"leot ,,.st
"ele'l'p, "nu Sa''tes' personally politically.
,.ro,,,, 90 ~, as.to,,,,..at Jn I.,sa, ~
~ s''o "H''s s"'t"'"i .in"iet Ill LII
t'am'. ChmrhfeH Will tho latter tho condl-
t,. r.,,,aat1o..t,.. H.. ,.',.,, "ev'
tcF. EdtlcatlohaIly lf'flot intellectually, and
10 far rs their social condition Ia conrerned
tho British farm Inborers arc practically Inv,
or I'll the social scnIc than any other popula,
ton OF the sumo number to bo found In En-.
rope.
Our agricultural laborcrs are. m hoav
tho men wlo own thu soII thrv rnItIr,.,'
thiose who uccupv leased tands unt1l thoa
can buy land of their owu. and thoso ,vi,a
work as laborors on lands at others, saving
their Wages until t}cy can nav for lona
nlready hot,e ebt or w],tch t}ev f,xnrct IN bur
w.t., a., C.....,t,.t....x,. ..-...-. t'
, 1880-09-18

1Iunu l.. PETTY, II printer Of Topeka, kss.,
hnd boon tlrInktnteNtevy thar,l. fnr anycFt Jpays
bcforo yesterday wf6s1 6o shot hiFasclr fatn'Iy,
In II letter to the young woman to wtom he wns
engagci hc sald f,o WIS l',lalie tu xive up
drinking, and na II drnnknrl hu would lo ,,,l-
worthy Of her. ant Ind determined tn kill hiul-
ae,f. Want Of u,oral courage ID tho worst form
Of epNarllIcc.
, 1880-09-18

THE GEORGIA OLIVE-BRAHCH.

The ll0il. II. L. kenliDll, Of GeDrgtn, lnnde
spgccl, Il, Cincinnati the other l,t,,t to
n Sktnitirt. .rrtntor Enr,,.t, ur,l tfoncoc,
croWtl. lle l1elu nut tile ticorEla olive
branpl, In these unctuous words:
We fnl,nl after reconstruction was put upon
W. lid tiot unposu t1,a,r1. h1t hcIi out It, tf,oti
thr olive. Grt.tich uf ,W(,cC,
Tl,c linn. Mr K.rnon r,r,orta furtbcr.
W1 hnye cdlcAtctI tho trigger, and lrA.C Il re-
eMpee!,tblo M cItlzen out 9f htn: Nn cntnMencen
o.r lrco snho1la T. 1s:l In 1879 the ,e1nscr1.ts
seis md tSs Ills yeur S!s u se ID ht h"at oo5 t'o 81
wInra,,,,n,, t,,a o;no,nua., rn,u,,u,,, ~
co,,n,,res I'm nntc,1 M fan.a ,x,tI, tho.. ottv
fanclcs:
Nothing could be lovciIcr. hut In tho inter
t,cnrsin%,, % %,eans,rMts,' @ ill., wthI1t tic siightast
rrrtc,tion. hrbko dawn tho t!nor. t,f hiin,blo
i,ckrn cnbln iu the night, Rnd shnt II wot,,..,,
Tauipss,f,, n,is tlsM,rs. an 6eat h;n ncarIy 10
tho n,nn win I,a cof,fesscil 10 marlcrIf,K tic
Mnnn, 1n!s ioks rs # thc aeorEIa iye.
Testimony Of Aeram Colby, t'corElau: .,
a,sea th yy % oTer 'oa v S nsr nsy
inn,i,nd In..tra! ticNstrf midi II viii nut teti ''
s{ ~ ssei cy ra Mpa IN x"s9 NJ an1 Tho
ist ss ss"t e 45;s SsSs
YIN n,,,.x s ,,,.,,,,, a., .,.,. -
y"u c"nrti ali liz cSiaroa vos ana ti,ey sn i"
htunk y'n up ana run you U SO that they cun.r0l
TIC oaianev m -.... .,
There ilrc OIL record ncc0unts of seventy. fn1lr
men wtlo wcro murdered u. Gtorgia, .by KW.
(l;trKlG makes pnth: '"
, 1880-09-18
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CHICAGO TaInuNE has established branch
,7ces 70. the receipt Of subscriptions md advertise.
nents as follows: .-.-..
NEW YOltK-Noom 70 Tribune Building. r. Mc.
FAnnEN. Manager. .....-. 80.
GLASGOW, scotlnnd-Allhn's American News
Agency, Ut Rcnnold-BL
LONDON, Eng.-Amcrlcan Exchange, ~ Strand.
GESRr r. Gtttt6, Agent
WASHINGTON. II. c.-iyg F ttrest-
, 1880-09-18

T'nE Republicans Of tic Eighth Senatorial
-Dstr!ct Of this 4tnto, consisting of tho Couut,cs
of Lake ind MclIcnry, ought 10 hayc--nud psnt,-
ably tfley Will sftow thnt tAey haye-1nDrS sense
and patriotism than WIS oyincctl by thcIr repre-
settltfrcs ut tho Senatorial Convention hell In
stclicnry Thurxuay, when tho soventcc, dele
Kntcs from lako County Withdrew FROM tho
Convention. md proceeded to nominate n cnu-
dllatc FIR senatur, whllu tho siclIenry County
delegates, twenty-five In number, prnccctlct! t0
nominate onH 1T thnlr bwn. The Republicans Of
tho district Gun scarcely aorl 10 hc represented
by Democratic Senator, nrtl It Ii tn bc hopc,l
TINT wiser colsrsets will prevail. that orso or hnth
Ut tho present candidates will DO withdrawn,
nnd TINT tho Republican purity will present n
solid ind nnltesl front to tho common enemy
mkt November.
, 1880-09-18

RECENT heavy rains have done great 4lan,-
ngo to tho unhnryestcti crops IN various plrts Of
England. In Yorkshire. Cheshire, C0rtwutl, and
other counties tho rivers have uverttowctt their
baslks, doing considerable ttamnge tn harvested
, 1880-09-18
POSTAGE.

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Efats Ndtitr.
For tho btnent of our patrnns WIN dcaire to snnd
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, 1880-09-18

The tttno uf tho Fourth National Liberal
LouRitc. now l1 scsstah at Iers!ley HILL, il, this
city, nnd consisting Of 10 persons 1T various
degrees Of snnlty. wus tukon up yesterday iii
listening to speeches from ynr!utlB delegates.
Mrs, 1uoy Goldman. OF syrncusc, who bud tho
Gxtre1llo cand0r to announce herself ns Il fire.
brlnd, prnyetl herneif such to tho cntiro antts-
fuctip1 uf her audience. 4 Mrs. II. l.. L.nko
give her Views Dn Socialism AMI Hell. while Mr..
Parker 1lshury denounced tho Christian ro-
lHon, an!, fnr thAt matter, all religion, till hR
audtenro wore convinced TINT thcre waa Il sub
ktitniu In this world fnr tho otcrnal tor1nonts
which Christians beliuye to oxLst In tho hcrt,-
i(teF. There wlls u tnngthoned wranHlo rs 10
ws,At rniatlon Job lngcrAoll sht,,ld hull towarss
thu Convention anu tho Cunntleo on Rcspi.,-
tlnns. ana little business wHs transacted. The
Convention will he In sesa!om tn- t1ay.
, 1880-09-18
MR.. C0NKL1NUs GREAT SPEECH,

very materially rr'ncesl.
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~, "n- !'',-,'l Iunhn1NWo on1nt SFhEGA'
ai.' s"nr''aE sIeee'' ~ t''e 4fs'e'e'ls III
.t"sle ~ ~" ao'h yes'e'a"S % ese'hE ""s
~, WV '""'' rIa'"' .""ee ~. ~
''u ',,, e"'i -. nv 's"",!""A 4"h !l"osh
I.,, ". ~ p''.,su ~ W III o"1s v"l"tl''s'
",'u w.! "Hise N. ~ "s'' ""'f".l's tlc st'"se
~ =. ~ n' s.o ,'.u,."' s'"it lel".re'' m
n..., ~ .e..' ~" t'ous"n ~ ~! 'n,,es " WHY; my
s.'noaneen'el. s.,'4. VI u'c "'stls'eafsi'ea New
i"'A eein"o' ""St apps"t"'tee II" l.e ea''''
.a, uaas' s!e"'eu Aest an'le.tHs'''' u'". '""'IS
.'..ts' .n"us"'as oi pe'plo "e.e "''"o'e ~
oo'"'n ,'o' no'n,ss'o" am ",!e' t'o ''St ta''
,r,'. ,r.'u 1sen n'sea !" ~ "'Mos. e"lMeny'
l"e nepl'o.eMns !" tNe" ,oE0 MI" the
en.''1,ss. h"s"'ns.asalIs "e't eNtEa'a9aht
"',L.c'It"'1ons' WI !'ot w u'sappothlea Ny 1lo
t,'utess' ""1c" ~ leF.'e ~ ln1oF!nati''' eon-
vahe'l's ,, III "tea"en'' as'othea ny learning,
l,'"'l'.ne'' W ''pSnss Of VIII a1.' ohly occa-
s""a.1s sp'ce" VIII tA1' so"ht'"s eha1ac7
l.i'a''c s"''As"' ~ speee" w'hcn WIS
s,'cefe'S .. ucS'khe" 10 promote tie hepuuT
sean cause IN t'so approaching Natlohai elec
''o', Mlo u WI ''ot la'' ol lis purpose.
A'.eF ot'e"rln9 i.ht ul'o Ut u'e otner ot
.ae tMo stc"' poil'scis' raftes n',!sI co1'-
t.ol III" "eS1'nS o' t"'s country ar.
eohh"aR p'ssch'e'' Po"eItui' a'"' 'arecly
III ol's'''!'' ss"te''c.I :" the sect'o!la'
ISSUE "h'et one u thcnh represents. lie
'l"cc'n oach '"e p"fase p'o""! shirt 70
nHc'eht ORIGIN aha aat'!of'1S' AMI proceeded
~ et'pnasl]e NV s'en''leahce ~ thc pfcsens
.'hle win a iofl''1danto array Of f"ets anu
IU1lIG5 WIIlEll nuft tl1fELt pG{IT{uH lIuU
, 1880-09-18

IN The stnglo month Of aiay tho exports Of
bccf and other provisions Ut anlnal prta!l,cu
from tho United StnteB to England exceeded hy
(0 tho expnrta fur lS79. In tho exp+.rls Ut
brradstufs thar0 waH M increase for tho n.0.,th
Ut tssiO.A00 over thase Of tho corresponding
month tn lS1O, whllo for tho eloyen months ind
iny then thcFe WAS an Incrcna0 In tho expurta-
tlou VI grain ana brcadstults Of fG3, eco over
the same eleven months year earlier. II.
QUO week ending June II OF this ycar
tho oxs'urta Ut provisions, oor,a. aud Kcll-
oral merchandise from New Yurk were tho
heasirst On record, amounting to l0.Hf. go, g.:
or Ssl9,0lt1n uxeass Of tho heayioat previous
tntal at the commencement Ut lust September.
Tue shipments are tho hcayiest sank tn ono
week duElug tho who1o history of the United
Status, Tho cotton crop ot this country IL also
set down w en0ciuVvs, aud the surplus VI Whcat
, 1880-09-18
AAluSEAt ESTS.

NcVtckeF's Theatre.
Madison street, between State and Dearborn. En-
sagomont OF DcnmAn Thompson. "Joshua Whit
,omb.n Afternoon and esenlua.