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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.

THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
$50 pieces WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS,
from auction, at great sacrifice;
DRESS GOODS, I'm all the latest styles and novel;
ties. from &c. per yard to the finest imported;
BLACK CASIIMERES-thes reatest bargains ever
oGeIed-at g, ~. %. 50, and Ace;
ALI.WOOL BLACK CASHMERkSa at 40, AS, 90,
50, &C, 65, 20, IS, so, and S5c.;
BLACK SILKS at So, IS. Is. s5c.. 81, and 1925 /;
COLORED SILK and sATlNS for trimnngs
very cheap;
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CANTON FLANNELS,
COTTONS. CALICOES, BED-TICKS, SHEET
INGS. and ALL DOMESTiCS, retailed al whole
sale prices.
CARPETS. CARPETS.
RUGS, RUGS.
CARPETS and RUGS from auction-the largest,
cheapest. aud best stock ever shown i'm this city
CARPETS at II. 10, %, rs. 2s, 81, 80, 40. As,
so so, 81, IS, Csc, and 81, for the ibest three
ply;
OIL.CLOJHs for tables and floors, in A. "a, and
ga, at very low prices.
HOSIERY for ladies, children, and gentlemen, IN
all styles aud qualtics
$50 dozen LADIES FULL, REGULAR HOSE, 10
all styles, from an importer, 10 be sold at great
sacrifice,
UNDERWEAR for all, at all prices from 25c- up;
LADIES' VESTS At soc regular price, 81;
SCARLET UNDERsHIRTS (medcated) at t150
worth 81 90;
NEW STYLES MADRAS GtNGHAMS.
CORsETS, CORSETS.
The celebrated GLOBE CORSETs at so, Csc, and
~. worth double he money;
HAMBURG EDGINGS. TORCHON LACES,
TOWELS. NAPKINS. LINEN DAMASK,
WHITE GOODS Of al kinds;
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, BUTTONS, In All the
new styles ard shape
CAS~IMEREs. KENTUCKY JEANS, KERSEfs,
TWEEDS, BEAVER CLOTH, lower than ever
Give Us a call before YOU buy
ID. & 4. MITTELDORFER,
Sc 25. IA Su.SW3m 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

NJ UNION.STATION CHI r H.
SUNDAY. October 8, lsS0.-Preach'n by the pas
tor. Rev. ". c. Walden, morning and night. Ser
vices continued several weeks, in which the pastor
will be assisted by Rev. l.. RossER. ID. D., aud Rev.
l.. i. BETTY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

M GRACE. STREET PRESBYTERI-
AN CHURCH Preaching by Rev. II. 6. HILL, OF
North Carolina at l o'clock A. VI. and L. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

NJ SECOND PREsBYTERIAN.-Rev.
DR.. HoGE To MORROW at IL A. NJ. and on WE'D
NEsDAY NIGHT at quarter past 8 O'Clock.
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Ry- FIRST PRESB 7 L X A n
T. L. PRESTON, ID. D., pastor,
will preach at II A. NJ. and z. Nj.
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old law the whipping post was Bol used u
the Court didn't like <. Under the new
law The Court is fore "a 10 send the criminal
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

MI SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-(An psws free.)-Rev. j. H. TYLER
Will preach at ! | a. NJ. The annual address before
the Young MEMS Missionary Society will be deliV-
cred st i. NJ. by Rev. J. l.. NJ. CURRY, ID. ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

M BLACK SATIN DE LYON, both
plain and hrocaded. We show elegant goods at
lower prices than ever before offered in this city.
ocI LEVY BROTHERS.
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e. RROAn.STREET METHODIST

rI5" BKOAD-STREET ME- THUUIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3.-Preaehlng
ALL NJ. by Rev. w. G. STARR, ID. d.. pastor-sub-
ject, Work TO he Done for God In the Capital Of
the Commonwealth -; at quarter before s by Rev.
G. w. PETuRRBRIDGE. A cordial invitation TO all.
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MI TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH

(corner Broad and Twentieth notwithstanding
atlI A. NJ. by Rev. W. W. ROYAL. missionary en-
route 10 China. and at Z. NJ. by tho pastor. Rev
w. E.JUDKIEs. Revival services are In progress IN
this churc,. and will continue all the week. The pub
lie cordially Invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

mr. FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and Broad
streets).-Rev. w. C. sCHAEFFER, pastor, will
preach at 1 A. NJ. and 730 z. NJ. Seats free. All
Welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

Gd- CLOAKS! CLOAKS. CLOAKS 1!
A Large and handsome assortment OF CLOAKS
Just opened, at very attractive prices.
ocl LEVY BROTHERS.
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FURNITURE.

CUEAP FURNITURE STORE.-N
~ FALL GOODS.-special attention IS cali IL
ed 10 our large and select stock of new ana de- NJ
sirsbie STYLES OF PARIOR SUITS In spun-Sf
and raw-silk reps aud haircolh; varied assortment
OF WALNUT SUITS, IN Queen-Anne and Past
Lake styles medium aud hne POPLAR aud PINE
GOODS Of every description We would especially
ask all who i1tend buying fu ninre 10 cali and tx-
anime our stock, as we take pleasure In showing
our goods. We arr determined 10 sell cheaper than
any house Ia the city. Easy terms of payments.
T.. GATHRIGHT & son,
se Ism 10 Governor street.
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CARRuAGES-CARRI MATERIAL.
GEORGE A. AlNsLIE Il SONS HHx
TENTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

CARRIAGES.
The largest stock OF Richmond made CAR
RIAGES 10 be found In the city can be seen st our
manufaclory. Anonf our styles can be found We
hcles suitable for anv part OF the State.
CARRIAGE LATERAL.
Buving largely OF material for own use, We are
prepared 90 sell 10 The trade any article needed By
them, aud many not 10 be found In the city.
se 1b-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

u PEREMpToRY SALE,

FROM NOW UNTIL OCTOBER Isr
WE OFFER
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
BLACK AND CoLORED sATIys
SILKS AND BgoCADEs,
ALL.wOOL CAsHMEREs,
BLACK DRAP D'ETE HENRIETTA. Nh.
ME, AND TAMrsE CLOTHS.
FLANSELs FOR SUITS,
SILK yELvETs, vELvETEENs,
CAssIMEREs, wATER.pRooFs.
WHITE AND COLORED TABLE.DAMAsKs.
PIANO AND TABLE-COYERs,
Nhi hiNNi NV ris'f RAiilNf
BLANKETS,
CURTAIN LACES, LACE CURTAIN.
Tides;
RUSSIAN, FRENCH, ToRCHON, AND ALL
THE NEWEST STYLES OF LACE>:
HAMBURG EMBROmERIEs,
SILK, CHENILLE, AND BEADED fRNGE,.
FIFTY NEW STYLES OF BELT.
THE LATEST DESIGNS OF RIBBONS
sILK AND LACE TIES AND FlCHCE,.
BEST CORSETS,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
KID GLOVES,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF GENTLENIN',.
LADIES, AND CIHLDREN's HOSIERY.
LARG EST ASSORTMENT OF GENTLENgN's
LADIES'. AND CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR.
THE BEST SOC. UNLAUNDRIED SHgT,.
SHETLAND SHAWLS.
l ,OeO YARDS IRISH LINEN, N Remnants.
FROM AUCTION.
275 YARDS BLACK GRAPE, N REMNANTS,
FRoM AUCTION.
NUMEROUS OTHER DESIRABLE ARTICLE,
10 BE
CLOSED OUT BEFORE w MOVE
Give ms a call and be convinced.
TlIALUIMFR BROTHERS,
No. col Broad street
Sc Civ ,Sa&SU corner Of sixth street
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H0RSEx. MuLEN. 6e.

DOR SALE. A MEDIUM-slZE Tn
II BAY H0K sc, Elk years oil, warrane ed ke2t
sound: N0rks well Ia single or double harness. sold
for no fauh but on account OF the owner having no
Cldacs w." 80 >3fN SUTTON h co,
90 l-si llge NaInstfsst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
BOUGHT OF IMPORTERS AND AT THE RB-
CENT LARGE AUCTION SALES IN
NEW YORK FOR CASH.
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E1~ TRUNKS. SATCHELS, HAND
BAGS, and SHANL-STRAPs az lowest prices.
ocl LEVY BROTHERS.
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DRY GOODS.

CARDOZO. ALsOP, MOSBY & 90.
have just received some If The most exquisite
DRESS GOODS.
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MID. & E. MITTELDORFER,

527 BROAD STREET.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE STOC
, 1880-12-30
ARCTIC AIR.

ARCTIC AIR.
Extraordinary Force and
Volume Of the Polar
Wave.
Great Storms Of Snow Pre-
cipitatcd All Over
tho South.
The Belt of Extreme Cold Evi-
dontly Between Chicago
and Toledo.
Clinton, I'll, Claims 80 Below Zero
Twenty-Five Below in Our
Fruit Zones.
General Popular Disposition to
Full Bnck upon 1864 for
u Parallel.
No Such Snow in Georgia
Since 1857-Fifteen Inches
in the Carolinas.
Outdoor Business Suspended at Fort
Wayne, tnd.-Trans Clogged
in Many States.
The Day in 0hicago-The Waterbacks Cat
Their Backs Up-No Deaths
The Streets.
, 1880-12-30

Arthur LAN01oIs md Henry Ducleln,
two boys aged respectively 0 and 10 years,
arc now In tic County Hospital uiltler treat
n,cnt for frost-bitcs. In tie case Of langlois,
both feet have been aluputated. Both buys
are orphans. They were for tinlo inmates
of tho Christian Brothers. school OIL Archer
ayenue, ami were adopted from tsat instttn-
t1on by farmers, who treated them SO hnrs!I1y
tint they ran away, md slept out III the fields
during the recent cold spell. II their stories
are true, justice and humanity demand that
tic farmers who adopted them should bo
prosecuted. Tho Superior Of the Brothers.
school does not seem to DO wholly free from
blame in connection with tho cases.
, 1880-12-30

visit To tho kitchen rnugo, sho failcd 10 notice
couple OF very lnrgc and
nrAuTlrUr IcrcLEs
connecting tho faucets with tho bottom Of tho
Sink. she nude aud III tho flro without no.
tlelnK t1lis little pccullarIty al,o4t her atnk,
and was sstonin,cd a few tuo,nenta
later BY a sudden, nad, for tho
moment, wholly uncxp.atpable sound, Fortu-
uatu1y enough for tho peocc of that houschold.
therc was u tnw IN tho water. nIne In tho stoyo.
back, 10 TINT, instend Of tho usual stunning OK.
ptosfon, tho wntrr. plpc stmpty Yielded, Rnyc
forth shnrp, cracking sound, anil lid no FUR
ther damage than to flood tho kitchen. 30 far
rs heard OF, 1t was tho only Instance on RECORD
of defective plumbing ever having done any
sort OF good.
The facility With which water freezes In tto
ptpus Is pnly nnothcs Instance of tho occnsional
INCONVENIENCE or rScoSvKx1ESCEs.
With well In ones back .yart], and an ordinary
stoyo in ones Kitchen, this sort OF catastruphc8
would, Ut course, bc impossible. Tha watcr Ii
apt to freeze w1en not allowed to run, aud oven
moro apt to when 1t Is. When It ts turne,t of In
tho lover regions, It Is no unusual thing for 1t 10
freeze under the ground nnd to prccpltatc no
cnd of trouble. Probably thn hest dcvico for
preventing the freezing of wnlcr.pipcs IL In tho
naturo Of II combination Of two precautionary
mcaHures,-pnckIug thctu arulls.tl well with aaw-
dust and keeping up II. gurl. Vigorous aro
, 1880-12-30

THE Pass Mall Gazetle, the organ Of the
English Radicals, says that had. England
treated the Boers with Justice during tho
last three years there would DO 10 need now
OF engaging In an expensive and Irritating
war Tor the conquest Of TINT people. PROT.
, 1880-12-30

TIE REV. MYHoN ADAMS, pastor Of the
plymouth Congregational, Church Mt Koch-
ester, N. Y, was dlsfoltowsh!nel yesterday
Ivy tho Ontario Association OF Congregational
Ministers for l,orcsy, tie lerosy consisting III
n too-llberal view Of spiritual matters. 1le
does not believe III oternnl punishment,
thinks TINT sinners nre moro to be pttletl tllnn
condemned. etc. 1t Is believed tho liey. Afr.
Adams congregation will stand by him.
, 1880-12-30

Til. amount of money paid In tho New
York Clcarine-l1ouse by exchanges alone
since Jan. Of t,is year y SIS o., ,@94o, ,Ss. md
the balances paid dnrlr9. tho Same period
amount to sl,5Ol, 10000 These arc tho
largest transactions ever known in any
clearinghouse nnywheres
, 1880-12-30

In addition to Secretary lsansay a1ld Sem
ator Mcmillan, ex.{ioy, G. X, Davis a1ld Con.
John u. Sanborn are In the field canyassiug
for the honor OF representing Minnesota III
tho United States Senate. Secretary ltam
says cA1ldidature has considerably tcnloral-
lied Mca(!}lan's following, and II Is difficult
to tall who will Win.. i
, 1880-12-30

BENJAMIN IlA1usts Dnt,'ysTEN is Phtla.
tlelpha's candidate for atMat&r Wallace's
place. There are r1tnors Of iii alllnnce be-
tween tho CnIncrons anil Y!,nt0r Wallace. by
which tile latter gentlemMst may be aG!e 10
retntn Ills seat. All tho probabilities, ll2w-
eyer, point to the election # stalwart II
publican. T.
, 1880-12-30

AT Limerick a Corporal Of her Maicsty's
army is being tried on tho charge Of frater-
nlzinE with the Ln,ld-LeaRllcrs and drilling
tho Fenlans; while at 1Yestport, in Mayo, the
Ia1lt1-Leag,lers arc reported to have severely
bcatcn several soldiers. >;
, 1880-12-30

a p1nE Mt Mystic Kiyer, Conn.,, last night,
which was caused by the bursting Of mn oil
lamp iii a drugstore, destroyed Merchants
Block and tho stores ot 4. ID. Evans T. Co.,
A. nyan, and r. N, Manning & Co. Aler-
chants Block contained the PostOtlico,
Avery's drugstore, and W. =. Dugbeo &Co.'s
dry goods and grocery store. Tho total loss
Is placed at $4,000. and tho insurance at
$4,000,
, 1880-12-30

Ancrt1TEcr EaAS in communication to
the Building Committee Of the County Com
1nissioncrs says TINT II tho contractors for
the various kinds OF work on the new County
Building proceed witt, dua diligence anil dis
patch the building will bo ready for occu-
pa,,cy by the LIST of 3Iny noxt.
, 1880-12-30

TIE Rsv. HYATT .s;;55lr;1;. Consressn,an>
elect from one Of TIC brooklyn districts, Is
talked af by tho Glccnbackers rs the leader
Of thoEr party in tho next Congress- 1t Is
doubtful II Mr.. Smith will accept the grnve
rcYunnsibiIty.
, 1880-12-30

Special Uspafeh to The Chicago Tribune.
FoHr WAYNE. lid. Dec, **0.-ftustncss In sew
eral manufacturing firms in thts city hns been
suspended until tho extreme cold weather mod
cr1tcs, on nce0nut Of tho o.tsltlc forco not be-
roRds noarty all freight trulaa hare boon abau.
dolcd. and OIL the haAnco they aFe being tnoycd
With great difficulty. 1'assongor trains nro run.
ming without accident, but nru not milking run-
Ing time. >
CINCINNATI, o., Dec, GA Fort Wayne special
to tho TinIes.Star anys, Tho thermou,stcr inli-
Gated 20 l.rlow zero ut y o'clock this morning.
luslncss Is suspended. and mauy horscs, cattle,
aud otner dotucst'c nnlnats hnyo boon frozen to
tfpntE.
, 1880-12-30

I)uu1so the Christmas services In tho
church nt Sailla7ott, France, tie building
fell, aMd seven perso'ts wore killed and about
fifty persons received serious injury. by tho
bursting of boiler In tho Admiralty Works
Mt Ntcotaiff, liussia, three persons were
killed atl ten Injured.
, 1880-12-30

TIE strike Of the conl-iMtners I'll tho Hook
Ing Valley Is ended. and many of tic miners
returned to work yesterday. Tho others
will probably return al soon rs they have
recovered from their Christmas sprces.
, 1880-12-30

THE yal,,o OF the exports from this country
during tic month Of November exceeded
tho vn1uc OF tic imports by Sa',s9f,:'4o. III
November, 1870, the oxcoss wns only So. .s'W,-
10i. Tho excess for tho eleven months cnd-
Ink tic 30tl, Of November was Si4l, ,:Ni ,0o9s,
while for the corresponding reriud Of last
year It was S:..sU, ,s7D, ,tB7. -
, 1880-12-30

THE Episcopal Church ut Hastings, Mich.
valued ut 5000 and Insured for $1,000, WIS
destroyed by frs Tuesday night X cliil-
dren's service was being l'cl.i In tho church
when the fire broke out, but nobody was In
fured.
, 1880-12-30

MACON, Ga. Dec. GA heavy fa!! Of snow and
tho thermometer II nboye zero ure tho events
of tho day. Tho city Ia out on 4 holiday, With
I1uproytsed slcIxbs aud SNOWFALL battlca.
, 1880-12-30

THE Board OF Trade will vote to-day on
the question Of accepting tho Scott PROPOSE
tioil rs recommended by thu Committee. 1t
Is pretty ccrtntn that the vote will be III favor
of acceptance and the consequent change Of
location.
, 1880-12-30

N1gs. Youx0, Of Paris. ILL.,, mother Of Capt.
Young, U, =. n, was SO seriously burned
Tucstlny night that s!e died yesterday nori,-
Ing. She was standing by tho stove. wlon
1Icr clothes caught tlru.
, 1880-12-30

ENGLISH troops continue to DO poured
into ireland, a1td the most extraordinary
precautions are being taken to prevent pos
sib'e but exceedingly improbable "rlslng."
Dublin Inns garrison Of 5000 infantry, 1000
cavalry, 250 officers, and sixteen guns.
, 1880-12-30

THE Yorkshire, Eng, Miners Association,
which represents 10000 minors, Inns resolved
to give notice 10 mine-owners thnt MI ad-
vance Of 10 per cent Oil present wages will bo
sonn dplnnt1iht1
, 1880-12-30

LOUISVILLE. Ky., Dec. .0.-Tho Signal. Ofico
rcports that the temperature hcro tt,s morning
stood at degrees below zero, anl at ITO tInlo
during tho day got higher shan above, Ar
Midnight It is at below. with a brisk southwest
wind and clcnr weather.
, 1880-12-30

THE Albanians threaten to declare war oil
Montenegro. All Albanians oyur IL have
been summoned tn nrllIs. The evacuation Ut
Du!clgno by tho Nontuuegrlns Is demanded.
, 1880-12-30

THE blacksmttl.shops Of tha bay View
Ttolltng-Mill at Milwaukea werc destroyed
ny 1re yesterday. The lass Ia s5.too, partly
covered by insurance with Chlcngo com-
Untl[GS.
, 1880-12-30

1Inrttng, Of the University Of Utrecht Is cir
cnlatlng petition atlOng tic l1oIlaMlers
wtlic! requests tho English Government to
trent their kTns,nen III the TEansvaal with
tustlce att1 fair p1ay,
, 1880-12-30

DANvILLE, Va. Dec. ga tremendous snow
storm commenced hpeo last night. nnd ta still
snythg, This is tho third storm Within weok,
and SNOW blocks tho rpals.
, 1880-12-30

MAJ, q. ". CLARKE, editor OF the T.vo
Republics, a paper published in tho City Of
Mexico, ts deal.
, 1880-12-30

SHREVEPORT. La., Dec. 2o.-Thernomcter IL
above. DusInesa Ia almost eItiroly suspended
on account Of tho intense cotd.
, 1880-12-30

AUGUSTA, Ga., Dec %o.-Tho heaviest full of
snow horo to-day since la57. 1t commenced at&
o'clock q. m. and continued tlyo houys. It Ia
very cold to-tjKhf.
, 1880-12-30

. coLuAuus, Oa., Dec. aD.--Four and half
soction-fcll this morning. The thermometer at
Up. III. marked 70 degrees and growing colder.
1t Ia now clear.
, 1880-12-30

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. eo.-Tao heavlosE
snow oroF known hero fol! lust night, live
!notes deep. Tho weather Is Intensely cold.
, 1880-12-30

QHS. J. D. 01LMA AN, proprietor OF the Grand
Hotel ut Cincinnati, died yesterday at Sayan-
nah. Ga.
, 1880-12-30

4 SLIGHT rise In temperature With posi-.
bly, light snow, may 10 looked for to-day.
, 1880-12-30

TIE Spanish Ministers have concluded not
to prosecute any more Of the parties impll-
Gated in the recent "rlsIng" Iii Cuba,
, 1880-12-30

EXHAUSTIVE floods In tue North and North
west Of Frunce llayD caused serious loss OF
llfo and very great 4la1nnge to property.
, 1880-12-30

WATE,sTowS, N. T., DEG. .0.-Thcro wat
anothor twc.vc to f'tteon inches of snow last
night, md It III still falling. Traius nro dolayct
, 1880-12-30

BALTIMORE, bll.. Deo. 20.--Tle weather hero
IL tho coldest for years. At ~ o'clock tonight
the lnerc,zY indeatad de0TrEa above xaro and
, 1880-12-30

Dos70S, hfass., Dce. s9.-Eight inches Of snox
hayc fuilcu today.
, 1880-12-30

NEW ORLEANS. '
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. eo.-~Mcrcury % above. A
few enow Eakcs fell this morning. Turntna'
colder to- night. -
, 1880-12-30

sVtssas Dbpasth to tn Chicago Ittaa.@
Cs.lSTpN, ILL.,, Dec. ~ 9.-Th!s city has baen vfs-
lted during lust weok and to-day vtthA trench.
tous polas wave, which sent tho rafcury doHs
botwcen Y and sodegseos below zero. It IL tas
ooldest weather ever experienced hose.'
, 1880-12-30

SHERMAN, TEN.
sfIErsstsH. Tex. Dec. c9.-Ncrcury degrees
hciQH zero.
, 1880-12-30

9cH...:.. colder. Snow foil continuously for
twcnty:four hours up to o'clock this evening,
when It ccasod =
, 1880-12-30

BISMARCK IL reported to favor an increas
Of the duties Oh corn, brandy. aId tobacco.
, 1880-12-30

Special DspateA 10 m Chicago Tribune, j.
COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. a.-Ghe coal.tamln<
which threatened sortous tcaulta tMo dAJa sino<
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-24
An Invitation to the Grays.

 The Gate City Guard Desire their Pres
 ence fn Atlanta. Captain Arnold, of the New Haven Grays, received the following letter last evening, which speaks for itself. The citizens of New Haven would be pleased should the company accept the invitation so kindly rendered:
 ATLANTA, Ga, July 16, 1880. Captain
 We join in extending a cordial invitation to you and your command to visit the city of Atlanta on October 18th next and participate in the laying of the corner stone of memo rial hall to be erected by the Gate City Guard, commemorative of the reunion of the States and the return of peace
 It will afford us exceeding satisfaction to welcome you on our own behalf and in be- half of our citizens on this occasion and we earnestly hope that we shall have that pleas ure.
 With sentiments of regard we remain, re- spectfulIy, J. F. BURKE,
 Capt. Commanding G. c. G. ALFRED H. CoLoUTTT, Governor. W. l.. CALHOUN, Mayor.
 BENJ. E. CRANE,
 President Chamber of Commerce. Accompanying the letter is a circular giv- ing details regarding fares from New York and otheFpoints.
 The arrangements with the railroads make the fare from New York to Atlanta and re- turn SIS.
 The subject matter of the invitation will be considered by the Grays at their next reg ular meeting
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-24
The Coming Encampment.

Camp Fafrchild-Niantfc and the Mtlt-
 tary Boys in August-A Regular Army
 Officer to Visit the Camp Officially. New wall tents are to be provided for the colonels of the First and Third regiments, the two which go into camp at Mantle this year. The encampment commences Monday, Aug. 23 The First will have Colts band, the Third the New London brass band The Guilford Light Battery goes into camp also. The ground selected for the camp this year is the same as that on which the Second and Fourth regiments were encamped last year, and the camp will be named Camp Fairchild, in honor of the late colonel of the Fourth regiment. The routine of duty will be sub- stantially the same that it was last year, al- though more time will be devoted to compa- ny, battalion and skirmish drill than hereto fore, and less to brigade drill, plan which was tried last year and proved very satisfac- tory.
 Gen. Smith has issued his official order for the encampment and another naming the camp Camp Fairchild. In" the latter the General says: Colonel Fairchild was an ex- cellent officer, an honest citizen, faithful friend and a Christian gentleman. May his many virtues be emulated and bright exam pie followed by the members of the brigade assembled within the encampment bearing his honored name.
 short time ago Adjutant General Harland wrote to the Secretary of War at Washing ton, recommending that at encampments ot the State forces an officer of the regular army be detailed for duty as inspecting officer of the troops so encamped. The War de- partment is agreeable, and will send an officer accordingly, so the boys will have regula, army man in camp to see their work.