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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-16

City MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Cheyenne, Wyo., July 4, 1880.
l hereby give notice that the ordi-
nance approved April 26th, 1870, for
the protection Of trees, and restrain
ing the running ut large Of certain ami
mails, win be strictly enforced after this
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at Underwood & McGreger's.
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Room to rent, neatly painted and
calcimined, over Pease & Taylor's
store. j20tf
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laramie county, wyoming Ter.
jyl4d2w.
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Attention, P,onsen.

There will be an adjourned regular
meeting OF the Pioneer Hook and Lad
der Company held this evening at 7:30
O'Clock. n. j. KncULLN,
! Secretary.
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Daring Burglary.

On Tuesday night daring case OF
burglary took place ct the residence OF
Judge VIM. Kennon, in this place. . An
entrance was effected by raising ore OF
the lower front windows, Of which the
shutter had been insecurely fastened,
after which the light-fngered gentlemen
proceeded up stairs to the room occupi-
ed by Major W. S. Kennon, where they
secured his clothes, which they took just
outside the door Of the room and pro-
ceeded to empty the pockets, securing a
gold watch valued at SITS, q set of pearl
studs and bis pocket-book containing
S54 in money. The watch taken is q
very unique one of French manufacture,
keeping correctly the time Of two differ
ent points in the world, and is very
complicated in It's mechanism and is
supposed to be the only one Of the kind
In this part Of the county; Mr. Kennon
heard the burglars while at their WORK,
but sUpposing some Of the family were
up and about, paid No attention to them,
When leaving, the robbers unlocked the
front door and leit the empty pocket.
book on the window, through which 40
entrance was effected. The burglary
was tie more daring from the fact ,ha,
the moon made the night almost as Iigh,
as day. There are seversl individuals
about this town whose actions are no,
above suspicion, and should a close
watch be put upon their movements, ws
have no doubt these frequent robberies
would be stopped by the capture ot the
perpetrators; and in the meanwhile ev.
cry man should, resolve himself into I
vigilance committee for the, protection
Of bis own property and give them ,
warm reception, at the FIRST opportunity
st. Clarsyille Gazette 26ih inst. /
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Feeling from the Old World.

According to the present outlook the
immigration TO this country this season
will be larger than 1t has been in many
years. On Sunday and Monday Ofthis
week, for instance, seven steamers
brought nearly three thousand steerage
passengers to this port, which is more
than twice as many as ever arrived In d
like period go early In the season. II
this ratio OF increase keeps up we shall
probably have as many arrivals as we
had during the wears Immediately fol-
lowing the last Irish famine, when the
immigration statistics reached such enor-
mous proportions. The Commission
ers Of Emigration are confidently ex-
pccting large increase and have made
preparations TO extend their accommo-
dations. A noteworthy and important
fact In connection With the new immi-
grants is that nearly all Of them are
seekin g homes in The West. Instead Of
remaining in the city they start immedi-
ately for their destinations. their trans
fer TO the railroad cars being almost sim.
untaneous with their arrival In port.
This large increase in our population
means, Of course, . proportionate addi-
ton to our national wealth and develop.
ment. The majority Of the newcomers,
1t is to be presumed, have more or less
money, but their chief value consists ID
their industry, strength and skill, by
mesns Of which they will in few years
conquer the wilderness and make It at
tractive aud productive. No matter
how many comes we have room and
welcome for all, provided they are hon.
est and want to work. No other class
need apply.-N. 7. Herald, 24th iast.
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Can Thurman Garry ohIo9.

~. srassrF Y. q
We answer the question by showing
what he has done. In 1860, Lincoln
had plurality of 81, 900 In round num-
bers 10 Ohio. To 1864 Jewett mas beat
en- 81 900 for Governor; in 1868, VAL
landighan was beaten 101 900. In 1865,
General Morgan was beaten 100000, In
1866, General Lefevre was beaten 43 900
Tor Secretary Of State. In 1857, Thur
man. was heaten less than 5000, and the
vote that was polled that year was the
largest that had ever up to that time
been polled by the Democratic party in
Ohio. Nxt year the Democracy we're
beaten 1900 on their candidate for Sec
retary OF State, and Al 900 on their Pres
idential candidate. In 1869, Pendleton
was beaten 1000. In 1870, the Democ-
racy were heated 1900, and in 1871,
General McCook was beaten 10000. In
1872. the Democracy we're beaten IA, ,000
on their candidate for Secretary of State,
and 81 900 on their Presidential candi.
date. . !1'
eg From these citations you can deter
mine Thurman's running qualitiesy, Ar
-XAa ai..S4La h..i-.~
nothing to impair his popularity with
the people. An enthusiastic admirer ol
Secretary Sherman in his speech at the
Republican State caucus on the llth ol
March, said that Sherman's ch.racter il
twenty -four karats ane. Thurman IL
character is as the diamond of the frs'
Water.- Wayne County Democrat. ,...s
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The Edison Electric Liglst.

Tie general readers have nd maeh
intereat in the scientific tests to which
Edison's s new carbons have been put ullf
less il Is shown how the light compares
with either gas or oil illuminators- -lfos
household use. To them the minute
details of the experiments Of experts.
have but little weight because they only
look to the domestic application of such
Inventions and .lbeir usefulne IS to socie-
:ys4 The latestrials which Edison.s 'eb g
trio lamp have gone through under the
supervision OF such we'll known scien-
fists as Professor Rowland, of the John
Hopkins University, and Professor Bar
ker, Of the Vniyersity of Pehnsylyanis,
when looked at rom commercial point
of view, give a. VERY. ufattering result.
Gas and oil are used as iluminators on
an average about six hours in the twer-
ty-fonr-that is from six o'clock in the
evening until midnight. Now, taking
the number of hours which The Edison
lamps have burned, during the test. we
will fnd how many days they have given
light. No! s, which burned I $50 hours
and wss s,ill dubirjured, did 221 days
and hours work, or, in other words,
were the current TO be turned on ut six
P. y. and shut Off al midnight reg sulafly,
as gas or Oils, tile iamp would have
given light for nearly seven months and
u half. Tie other lamps burned under
the same rule lengths Of time ,vsryyiDg
between 2lo and 9s days, The latter De-
Ing the shortest on account of the break.
| ing oi the carbon. This showing and
the probability, that the cost Of the lfgh,
will be considerably below that 81 either
gas Or, oil will tend to make The house.
keepers heart and the gas companies
s1esqasra prop0r'dieopaateely de e lsht'. t;75sE "
= AS'HtU. n -r,~s4e, ., 49,. - =. a., -.
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seven precincts in which the ballots
were numhered the vote in the fall was
larger by 54b than in the spring Of
1873, but the Republican msjority was
ten times as great. There was one re-
turn rom the County of Polk and Kittl
sop," there being no such county in the
State. From one precinct which had
only forty residents eighty EIGHT votes
were returned. But the instances OF
bribery, Intimidation and fraud are too
numerous to mention. The Committee
Of Elections shUw their fairness by ad-
hitting the votes of FIVE unorganized
counties, which, technically, could have
bren excluded, and which give Wash.
bnrn~a m,j ri,y off SOB votes, on Che
ground that the votes seem 10 have been
cast without fraud. These are q few OF
the facts that have determined the &C.
ton OF the Committee Of Elections In
recommending the seating Of lgnatins
Donnelly as a member OF the House
from the Third Minnesota District.
And now which party is, It that has been
attempting 10 unlaw:ully, or improperly
take the vote Of the Minnesota delega-
ton in the House? = -"s4 N'faV 2
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AGAINST THE THIRD TERM.
The Germans Of Ohio Will Newer
Support Grant, osdj h-A

The Germans Of Ohio Will Never
Support Grant. esdi hrA
From the Cincinnati Commercially q,
CLEVELAND, O., March 22.AHon. Ja.
cob Mueller, x.Lieutenant- Governor of
Ohio, and now the controlling spirit
around the Waechter am Erie Office OF
this city, the leading German daily pa
per of northern Ohio, SAYS that be isssata
isied that nothing can take place which
would reconcile the feelings Of the Ge, :
mans TO Gen. Grant. They are dead
set against him, and under no circum.
stances would vote for hin. II he be
the Chicago nominee, Ohio will surely
give the Democratic candidate frcm a5,-
600 sc, geo, and the chances would he
good for the majority to reach even Is, :
600. o7@ aIod & a 81 1c IS taw sai1sS
"why, sir" said the Governor, ~
candidly believe that Grant would NOT
get Hfty votes among all the Ger mans OF
Cleveland. In fact have not seen one
who has said that he would vote for him.
Personally / am as much opposed 10
Gen. Grants nomination as any one can
be, because / think his reelection would
be avery BAD precedent. should like
10 see Washburne nominated"
Mr., Mueller says also that the Waech-
ter, will support the best Presidential
plattorm adopted and ticket nominated,
always excepting Gen. Grant. =
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asslgnse's sae yf1RssI EgistA


DTivbidsof A. esast a1ss6 isssSaA<arS
ID Probate Cepys efs Monroe .coupty. o6ie. I
viii. .oief for sale. free a. doRef. St IL nysn.
issS' & xlss s.rSs;f - M NJ i, IS x ~
ship. in said county. ON .SST esccs
Tuedov. The s1)ih dov ~ Nc,cS rsso
tn. following described ,..i ssssis siisris !
IN asesee Sqnn1lGOslP. ts.yls> 4 w4a
wIhe pottheAn qusnsf q the Iofshesst
qusrsrH ssoss01 shisty ouss ts&651ip 56at,
range ienS Sennining fefH term nero o.
less,
Appraised st$s00t 4 tNsu0OW
A)se.e Mo SeuthFsst qpeytpP .ofz zthe sspth
west quarter Of section thirty two, teraship
four and range four, containing forty aorss
pessefiese s.e.. s.~..x
Appra sed at$sso .,,s.se.a.-.,...s ,.,,.ss =
Also. the eOuthoaat ouaYteP 0f tke Ro1fE
east spsstsr n. snesioa tve.. .seu.sAi, av,.
raagp fves ccntsIpins fefty eer . Szsfs 3 less.
,Appfaiied 81 $ls0. 2 y EdS1lIA
Ale so much 'Sf 3hs n6psna nasss< <1nAstsr se
the bosthwest Sheitsf d sbctloA,skiEt3 %.
sswnship Afoufs 1nngss1bu4 avtness.se .n0
sessk osshs following lias thrensb said N
beginning - ssons On o. nesr ths-ssstA
% sscnsssy .g.i li.s .s ..'a ios ana .ss.ss "a
n.ifss shlss eEs slslslWFTplpis;,
thence naarly tks anun~ l3raaf{an a : Ss,k
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i 4sHERIErs sALR =. zss.s
.6ssw
Jokn B. 0sts6, CSn1isEss.
jane. L. BRsha Morris, !. 81.

DYsyifsasssfsa Sstse pHW ,Req0p is-
ID susd froms the court ef compen
plsas wi.hin and isf Sksssus1y tsEnl&Ss
and State Of ohie, inapsess psp1ipsjp said
court between the Above named paftisf, and
70 ne dirscted,I will ofsr III sais 1f pdblie
auction 1t the east dosf ef tks cont ksass
|in Woodphsld, on ..--..--- :
Sst.raqsb sAs s2th dqye ps;b 80,
between xths hours Of 10 o'clock .. n. and 4
o'slodk p. m. of said dAy2 tss 1olisxasy 4
ssribsd 9, real sA.ssisssssaEes,w. county
siIi psss ! i is .ssti ipssg II III 'ssssAs,,
quAitsr Of section IS, township VI sanfs 5,
oonssipiss s.sgFespersIsSassgs lp{ }1iss
soutLs Of sths, ,Narisfta Sosd. Z.
|, also 2s aeiss Aors & lssSll JIus ssuA h
.,ia :, iss 5sse .sS ssi9s e Z: ispia!s
lto3nship s, or range s. seaid So sefss bsi1E
bounded on ths north and tVeSebS 0Sia ~
ristta road; ON the sonth By the ldsasv4fAia
Jacob NotteE ard SHNasl 6slisknsx and On
the est By tkS lIsdl 81 Nu. = Hitter, to.
ssehSs Nth thsRrivilSst3 "a SpIsrts.aasSs
thsreunto belonging.
Said proparty 10 ordered % BE- seld Il ap-
HniS.k 1f Nr1Q an@ZpgRaSfzMHE
shifd: q ssid slPsfIssp sps, Terms q sAle.
saah bsicss conffnaaien,. 80 ss..ss :. IS Nv
., nsssssss.,sors. ssssss s.,l' H'ssfsss. ss.4s u 3.
|. sfs,ees = Dssss,Ass'ys. sn x..r,-
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,LEGALIsNOTIcE.

RLizABETH McGONAHA and Lsxiss No.
~ Conahs, her hnsband Of the Stats 81 Wet
Virginia, Lydia Messuer snd II .ary Neisner,
Aer husband and Nicholas Hsnsy 81 ths State
q NshEssks, g4adE EyaA Cline ninel rsof
H5ney, sesssed. fhs Sh 5fi6S 4 I; ;ri1afak1 So
tics t6st J&hes Wats6n u gd6r rdiau u tie sstdts
Of Essn u Miller and Nicholss Niller.mipes,h hsirs
q Jacob Nil1er, dsees5ed. htEca fks q sasy ef
March lS30sds his rstitna Sc 5tns eoitt oi
COMMON rISis 81 Monroe sCcuAty 0Hi6, ksinst
Thomas Martin, Administrstor 81. .tAe .ssfstepi
Evan Haney decssseds the hove named defen-
dents and others, The object and prayer Of
which pesitions y. ~ ycenpd speeissapes1er.
mahcs d soohtfadt a said Enn HsnSy d sSh.
vsy the northeast quarter Of northeast .quafter
and ten acres of Of ths east side Of the north
vest quarter Of the noEshesst quarter IN seotisn
ninteen. township four Of range, Six, oouSsih.
ing fifty acres. situate in Monros County Ohio,
% subrogats pleintif 70 tho rights: q b. =.
oblinger in q judgment and decree against said
premises. and for eqaitSbls fslisf snd SAID as-
fendanfsar are notified that they srs srsq iirsd 10
appear and answsf rid petition on ot bsiofs
the Sth day Of Nay. 1886, = iis&A .sat ''afxLlso
81 ..,.,,,., ,,,,..s JAMES WATSON
ssssss ssssas sas said Gnardian, Plsintiff.s
5 s. :s .ssSs,s IS BY David oksys his Attorney
moh9 ,S0tf. szxSze 80 4
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aEngland.v =

Lospos, March 2s.-h The Hobss aol
Lords last night tue Duke OF Rutland
Conservative, called attention. to the de,
preston Of trade and agricul,,ife, s'I''
Beaconsfeld contended that the 'reSi.
val or trade Was general, and he beiiev.
ed it would last To insist upoh recip.
rocity with o.heF countries, be said
would be Impossible, row that we hpi
parted With our import duties. TIE
present state of things, Lord1 Beacons
field said, was brought about by sue
ccssion OF bad harvests.
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=. = IEczL NOTICES

sToHN RsEPs Gf5sgsnlsss sask1o niiIss.
y Con,ey, whose pisss ef sSsidsnoe and post
'efaes adarsss isRsAsps ysllsRsTylss sappss.
West Virginia. Caroline friee ard. leese
Prios whose place Of rssidenee andDesA silcs
address is Linwsed, LsaxsnxostA asunsy,
ksnsasi will take. notice that 90 sths ALA
day Of March, 1880 -Resanna Reef nlsd In
eAeeeeg1t otcsp4pgfisQ unr0Dep.
~, Ohio. petition agsinst than and 81 sts,
the cbjsOt azia pray sf sikisk)iE u SStain
psysition Sasd sasslgspsas olydaEspssf.t 49,
following premises, 70 vii; Abopt 3 scsas 81
Of the northwest corner 81 HortAesSt odar-
skip 3, of rsnss !! 40 ~ j sks sssh-
east quarter q norshwssv dessssf,ss n, section
l3tewnsh,ps of'range Az Also 3 ssssS out
Of the southeast corner q, nerthssst Qsas-
ter pf southwest quarter et section Il, Nw4S-
ship 3 Of range =. Also south kSif 81 south :
west quarter Of section IA, township 4 81
range 4, containing In an 90 acres, bsinr Il .
lands Of which Jacob Reef died ssissd. YSs
are required to Appear and answsr ssid pssi.
tion.op or before The 81 dSy Of Hay. isse
R0SANNA KBkf, ~
By sprisgs 4 briggs. her Ass'ys.
mohl6, ,'Sow6.
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The, international 1BilliaSrd BilS Ma Match a

! 4 I
The. International Billiard Match.
Americans who care inierested 5 in hill
iards have not forgotton the fact that
Vignaux, tile French Sexpert,; who Awas
in this country q few years since, still
holds in bis. .posscssiohthe cup which he
won from our best players while here.
Hardly any American player has been
so persistent aas has George +. ,Siosson
in his attempts to bring back the zlost
honors. II nots,be cnpsfrom the French
PLAYER home, and g,he, war Of words as
to Vignauxs right.toshoId the emblem
or dictate the terms of its contest, or the.
later attempts TO get on.a match, have
not thus far resulted in any satisfactory
deciaion as to the positive superiority OF
the American or Frenchman at the fas-
cinatiug game of which they are leading
players. Attempt TO wrest from Vignaux
his laurels by the visit OF the american
player to France, and the unsatisfactory
termination Of the affair, are we'll re-
membered. The match now being ar
ranged between Vignaux and Slosson is
the outcome OF II oil, and as matters
stand, it bids fair to come of promptly,
the lest obstacle being swept away, ac-
cording to our special cable dispatches,
By the granting of a leave Of absence
to Vignaux, from the military com.
mandant at Toulouse, until May Is.
Vignaux and Slosson are to meet to.
morrow to sign final articles and agree
upon the date. which will probably be
fixed for April II or whereabouts. .auo1 81
Slosson's well-wishcrs are many, as is
always the case with man who willing
~ goes far from home to battle with an
opponent, and friends will be chsered
by the we'll authenticated intelligence
that yesterday, in practice, he made the
extraordinary run OF 965 points withou,
the Intervention Of q frerze or rest,
Those who are not well posted in the
..best on record" in the professional
s.s,a A.iisa AA1L sAA -AfairA nj fiAisr o.
tort when it 10 stated the largest run on
| record in America is, that Of Jacob
Schaefer, who, at Chicago in May last
ran $50 points, winning game of1 ,00O
! points up, 10 which his average wal
333 Tue next best run is that ol
Slosson, who 10 November last made
464 points. The result Of this news will
be to increase greatly the interest in ths
match and TO put both men on theil
mettle when they meet TO decide or
which side OF the water shall rest ths
international billiard honors.-.N. hsT
] Herald. lys sBeuh stsf7 sav .it4 .s&sa
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iTHEDErARrrHa urEs.
Tho Grant Men--Soms Votes Lack
Sssfrt'fr @ePes ing. ~ se@t Ns.,s


II issaid that the Grant men are be-
coming alarmed They believe their
enly chance Is Of nominating their can
didate on the arst ballot, and that il they
fail to do il be cannot be nominated at
all. iiEg rs ,sSssiefS fS8e yiEgeed
+ The independeDs RepubIicans Of the
West manifest great dissatisfaction with
the scheme Of running Grant again,
while Mr.. Edmunds appears to be de
velopingy come strength 10 New England.
ta the sentiment OF opposition to a
third term ls widespread and deepseated.
It's constantly gathering strength. II
begins to undermine the compact organ
llzstion BY which Cameron and Conkling
conspired to force Grantpon to the Re-
publican party. The evidences collect.
ed by the Tribune Of the greater popu-
lar strength of Blaine have had pow.
erful effect In convincing the Republi-
cans that their chance with him would
be far better than with Grant
Intelligent. politicians perceive thai
with Grant for the Republican candidate
the main issue OF the campaign musl
necessarily be the third term. v Republi.
cane see that,it would be q dangerous
iesus for them, with the example IoI
Washington and the example and words
Eof Jefferson against them while It would
be most advantageous issue for the
- - A
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.LEanrNoTicE.

49, q 90 - = s'-Ts'~ .
CeGrfsg gsas4 30 e ssse = ,7ss<sss hsssastsA
MARYuAaINNls .whoss piacs II fssidenss
uu 10 unknown-lwhois issaf nohlVssidesS 81
the state of Ohio. VII take notios 3k1f J6kn
Msginnis, administrator Of the estate of I'd.
ward Magiunis. deceased. did on the .Sth DAY
Of March A. D, 1880. ole his petition in the
Of Ohio. asAipsk shs saId ~ III d ana
Edward Nlgipnis, "a otkers, ~ Sd ks and
heirs Of ssid Raxsidr llssinnlss 4 tpso1 xsss
ting feFth bat thp lpeseepaI property and
saesssS b. sd esht6 ~ insuflcient to pay
the dsbts q sait scsdsnr and praying 70,
thssziesef thss upEsh ND ef the north .eas,
quarter Of section feustesns {l4) township
i've (5l of range I've ls) contsin,ny eighty
acrss more or less bsi6g real sstsls belong.
ing tsssaid sststs sna iyins ard !6stnS Ih said
Monroe Comfy, and stats q Ohio, 10 nay the
debts of ssid dscsdsnt, snd the sei6 Masy
Ma .inpis q notiasd thSt ~ II rsqhirsd 70
appear and answsr sid petition On Or hs:ors
the. 18th day Of Hay. As p. 1850 EMf
-ss.sssaes,s saig ssss John AGiNN1Sr
Administrsxor o. Edward Naginnis. DECEASED.
.ssshaBy JaasW. ~ slssn ~ sltsrssy.
mcnAosoVst' rs<T 1 1sSSsfsya ssrs
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sHERIFF'S> SALE.
s,-,s ash John Nizoaoi4xo-ws
.ssssfe ssys.z ssts h SsssE ssoss
Adam J~Myer 4 ano.


pY Ykfrtus Of . certain order ee ssals rissns0
u out Of the court Of ssonnsa pls6U
within and for the ceduty 16onres, 80
State Of Ohio. ina ease pendias I'm ssso
court between fhe abovs smSdipaFuSs nd
70 me directed, Will offer for sale9st
public auction 1t the east door 81 tE5 SSSS4
house in Wssdz1Slds sarf1sevkA
Saturday, The Sd dsy 6f .April, lG60,p
between ne houfs os 10 co,cicSk 1. .1hs..ssd Z
O'clock p. m, Of said day, TIE fcllSwisk az
,soribed real estate situate a HonfeS Ell
Ohio, to wit: -. -. g 80 y -
q The undivided half .ef. the fsllosIpf ptoy -
erty: Beginning sat . stake, On. W ssetiep
line eighteen reds north ef the ,ssstisn 80
nsr Of section sights tswnships fous, ssaeD
i've; thence ssuthssst my Avs sdsksa1o
twelve rods toa stone; shspss nsrthsass 1sss1
degrees sixt.si rods 70 8 stone ,thenos hsste
west forty three degrees 4wsevsf rods 90
stone; thence southwsst any feaf dsgfSo
slevsn rods and twenty enc links u 4 sss1sr
ON the section line; thsHes on the secsi6S
line six rods 70 the place q beginning. sSH
tanning enc and forty enc -handrsdsk sssst
bmore OF less. stfsss~sg - 4 $500. -.
+ Said property 50 ordered = v sold y ~
lpraised at $20o, and may ssll .fer twefthiF1o
OF -ssid iappFaissmsnt.s Terms. .sf sals, s1ph
bsfers con6rmatious .ssaata s,a -A.tssk sas 10
fss7sai 7isssfseWILLIAM RRAn. 80
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sa1E The Presidential squabble, as thai
10 what contests for . Presidential nom-
isssian 'of late yesrs aununt to- is In q
Heeidfdly muidled condition. It Ia
maintained 10 the East, and s,ou.ly too,
that no Western Democrat can carry
Nsv Y,-x, and without the electoral
vote Of that State the party would suffer
defeat. In the West 1t is claimed fha,
sTHuxNAH can carry the electoral vuie oi
4hio snd Indiana, and that the party
East, especially in New York. would
unite upon him Again, it has be, Civ
sen out that Mr.. TiLDEs would not per.
init The homination Of Mr.. THuRMAs
because Of that ,gentlcman's connection
with the Electoral Commission. Thai
may be the feeling that moves Mr. TIL
spxs, but, admitting IL TO be true,it is no,
aeissi that Mr. ThpEN bas'a power To
'1ifeet tie vote of the Convention for ol
against any particular candidate. The
sxots ~ iis sS6 State viii NOT be- q uni'
os6r' hin as sny time in the contest, fsc'
thdt VII 90 ; long vays tovard weaken
ing anything like repetition of The
great influence exercised By, bimselt and
friends W the Convention Of 1879 The
s0hie delegation aiil be- instructed ofor
slsenstss THosa.s, and our Democracy
Fill make a determined fight TO secure
Ris nomination. believing that It would
heal all differences in the party and re
suit in grand victory for Democratic
principles.