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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-31
BY Jno. Il. Laughion, Jr., Auc,ioneer,
1905 Main street.

BY Jno. u. Laughion, Jr., Auc,ioneer,
1905 Main street.
THE CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE LAW
L AND MISCELLANEOUS Library Of the
late Hon. William Green. Lii. d., VIII be sofa at
auction by the subscriber. comm encing
JANUARY lS, 1881,
nj 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and continued daily until the
whole is sold, at the store No. 900 Main street. UNI
The BOOKS win be READY for examination Janu-
CATALOGUES VIII be furnished on application.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON. DR.,
Auctioner Of Literary and Personal Properly. &c,
de 29.eodtds 10. 1905 Main street:
AAYO'S SAND-BAR FOR RENT AT
Il AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1881,
al IL O'Clock NJ. we will rent az auction. for one
wear, The EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO GET SAND
FROM MAYO'S BAR on the south side OF The dock.
This privilege has been very remhnera'iye in The
past. and In the hands OF an enterprisiDg mao VIII
doubtless be very valuable.
TERMS: satisfactory security 10 be given Tor the
payment Of the rent ~ entity.
By reques' or he Receiver
DARN FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
As Receiver Of The Circuit Courtof the county or
aud pursuant TO orders entered therein on the GIN
day of ID cember, 1880, viii rent, on The prem
ises, to the highest budtr, on the
1sT JANUARY, 1881,
at IL o'clock NJ, for the said year, the FARM
known as PbAINDEALlNG, containing lO4
acres, on the Nine Nile road about 2H miles from
the city of Richmond.
TERMS Made known on day Of rental;
de % Sheriff OF HeDrico county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-31
FREIGHT.

Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and AT
CAREERS Agency, S26 Main street. Baggage checked
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gereeutldt :, sa
aQes mas Id fa9t' i(t rabr,
Wte fId's sebibrt uaro eineeidworen 3u
&inss County - @Qitone, s Il.
Muf BEN @ussans BEE poetildsn prp'
asfes barf man wobl nit &sdt s.lpannt
fein. Tielletat fnssn fd aud bte 3eu.
gen, Der 0ihter unp bic @eldmorsnen &C..
eeniettis an. ....
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- Sn einem Der seIirisen Mcrsen
bldtter las id, Elm Wtteft int Betreff be,
Wirfiauteit beS ct Satcbs Sels BEL
uIdn,er3en, bas bon einem n,einer
Befannten unter5eidnet war. Da eines
meiner &inber ieit brei Easen an ben
beftisften 3abnidmer3en lit 10 beldlo6
td ebenfalls einen gerluh nit benz ic
aasen,ein aepriei ienen ct. SatptS Sel 3u
MAIDEN. SD rieb bas 3abnfleiid, icmie
bic dubere Seite ber gafe nit benz Sele
elm, uno na4oem id in tur3er 5inter>
einanoerfclse bic @iuretbuns tpisperbplt
bate, ertlarte mir bas 7inp, ets nod,
eine balbe @tunoe persunsen mar, bab
ale 3abnidmerjen peridpmunben leien.
so. @raneSaum, 326, O1 SO. @trabe,
Stem. Yarf.
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bem Seuer 3uittbt, leoe Id gan, fadt, ir
tab 1e es taum merit, meinsn Nrm I'm
ibssn 9sib. aiete Fe ndber 3u mir uno irass
70 leife unb 3aabaft, pab Id es ielbf taum
b5rs: Ob Ne ni&t m.tn Deit&en wer'
cen wpQe. s. I'M
Durum benn niat9 fast ae aui sin.
NAL sana freunblid unb brebt i1a babe! II
RAID UNI, tab fe mir unperletens I'm Nr.
me lteet unb ID itr sin liebreidss Badel'
9sn (aab&sn auf be Wanse) sebe.
Dte mir babel gu Mutb tpar, barber
braude ID MIDI ntdt bss eaussn unb
8reiten au srplieirsn. Wan fann fa's
bsntsm. Denn, pabrbaftin Id bab &c.
msint, i'd iei i'm fsbenten 5Immel
1nb wte i'd 70 bas ltebe srobe Nabdfn
rstt tsr3is an mstne gruf brndte uub
babel immer msbr merle, bab metn Ser,
nod gar ntdt 70 alt ieI tpte i'd ssmetnt bat.
te, brdnst mid 9enden pl6blid ,urld unb
en!uintst ilG meinen Nrmen. ~*
5Grsn Sie, fdnst fe an, man fommt
bod NIT 1oltsm @ebimmsl unb @ebamp,l
an Der llbrtettt nidt in bic Ru6e, an Zen
5sro. So senirt Gineu ia!
Wbsr 9enden, ias Id, % sanst ia bic
Iiin,e BON @ostbe NIT babel, sun @oette!
@oetbe bin, Goethe bsr, am &iasn
herb lam mir bic Yoefe sefotlen wsroen!
fas Fe balls ernf, balls laersbaft, inb.m
ie NIT Dem RodlSfel unb Bra'ipieb tn
95pfen unb pfanntn. terum bantiert.
uebrtssns, tpts III mir benn Cat benn
@cetbe nur immer giererofdenlude aus
setbttlta pa mar Elm sewilsr 9ans Gas.
per, ter stnmal NIT bret iolAen giersso,
ldenaiden ,u Bar amy9an NIT BEN Dor.
!aetsn fam. r. babe te In Mains BON BEN
Didttr Goethe -pte TT tur auf ben
Namep estommea II - erbalten uno la1e
iebss um ben Sisrfahen "0elowertb ab,
bennl 10 .sisl tabe Inn aud BIdel's IN.
brss' fis Cine stesbea: Amp&en ater
bot ibm bret Baeen fur Ginss. unb ba
81 I'd feinsr Eoreeruns fsten bli,b, BAT.
.fe bfn ;eulmpl tinaussel&eu&t. Gr bat
sann 0aas nnb 5of NOD pertrunltn unb
bar dAsr Epsn eensa, Sic iastn tennffa !,
.. pis f&mfdt has DaFsr lo gut, batt'
t& nur mad nseln 6dus&tu. ~ y .; rai.
e. !
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..... .-.- s--.-. -.-- y.
- i 'fiils-.-tr Di, ''.
zas Sasli@t 6reie Srene
er14eirt
nIt, aat Au5al5mt bee fSonnta9
unb fofs'
0 = fir bas 5abr 'Ober - so fur Zen
Mpnats.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-14
Gin poetifdbev- Areee6 -tvegen Bru,
Dies ce8 GbeDerfpretften8.,. 49,:
(SdTu5 forst.lm' i

Gin poetifebev 4treeef-treg Brus
Dies eeS 0beberfpreden8.l,8r;
Die Yroe.Ie russen Bru4ss b.s Gbe.
Sstfprtd Hss anbI IN ben Scr. @taatsne 70
sabIrtsd. s.baB man rat IN Zen leltsnaen
G6ns1 I'D lita tklelbsn fu anselss.ntli&
tiimmsrt, tpie piellfiht In friiberen Sabren.
Mtsr stn perartissr prub, no ibie perla{.
fsne Sunefrau ttr 5sr,snswsS'in Rsimen
aast6nen Taft, II fderlih stne Seltea.
bet. H9n bsrs sNep Tyortr &irh,nRabt
gtcettSabat M pds Ersistd6 ,usetras.n.
sDie 9iasfzaa mit BEN posal&.n glamen
arab.aa. ,Yartbeniaf Teattsrtpne 1T bic
Rlaeesta, nat Der tpsaen {siner 9reulo.
ftsfeit 0staelt heiet s. iuriab Mltbonr.
GrabeQa foroert $4,000 fur ibr sebroae9
mes 5trs uno bic ni&t einseaalttnsn etstss,
ibmilre. geia9te Suuafrau Sat nun tSre
2last unS bas MffOaptt betrsfenb be p.r.
unelidts eistesafatre In Neirn.n Dor Sc.
riot 8 s'faaE Die s'assibssnat NIT Ven
The plaintiff, in seeking redress for her
Sonioo ihIo coutt Auu respectfully SHOWS.
Muf Deutfd: as esr E.
Die Rldgerin iu&t Qiuberuna fur ibr Deb,
unb sae btr Ni&tsr In bic 5a&e isb', &c.
Naa stm Ne nun bic eiebtsfaware Bee
5reululsn e,3atlt uns untrr Ssubern be.
ri&tst bab Der fdSne Sag Der 6oh,,it auf
BEN %. ,9loO. 1879 ftfsetbt mar, fnst le
In itter 6la8e tpsiter: '3 -
Ten thousand is the sum, e ,fl g
Though it would not requite, me,
q Twill teach Uriah, any way,
How much it cost to slight me. a. g
gu Deutld: 80,
3sbn tauisnb Dollars foG lrta9 fdwtben,
Dafar, bsb untreu ct unb 9raufam lisb
.g.4 $50 ~, al mid Gben,
Omar fann bte Summ' bas tranle 5.ra
a.1s '...,,.5 t,4 s,<s = ntdt farfen, '+.@
raassn llriab tuirp iit bic astrs
az l--si sss .s-saa merfen." 'n'.-
/ SDas postilde Nlfbapit laut.t. -. -.
,,Arabella Partheuia Featherstone, nj f.
The plaintiff, being duly sworn, "a ~.
| a,I
The same are true of my knowledge born,
Save the defendants VOWS of love; tiiH3
And as to those lido declare L
/ did believe him-that l swear"
Dt.iss Nifoaptt m6dt.n mir uns.fdtr
p!t folSt SsrpeuHteu. a3s b. ..n
| 50 Grabeta yartstnia 5sbtraein, .
/ Bin &iassrin unb ftwSrsl Is .in, s.
"a llmo {as SO ba6' Die &las' grleIen,
Dit - e'rln l.tt, iltt pabr stpelsu, =.
1 Nur unipabr mar. nae ct shhwpren,
Dab1 mid listi' bis iit.r BE Dbrsn.
| 50 slautts ss'i ism. 50 ftpStt bas.-.
! I Die yo.hl&e @Hmmuns bat ifea ab.,
bss aspoeatsn bss 8trflaatsn bema&tia
unb besann ct bic Gntsesnuns auf bi,
slass NIT sf0lssnssa gerftn: u I
srHe no promise. of marriage, has broken
And never sush subject was dreamed of OF
Elat,y Atalsas.... s,se ta spoken.'S ia.
I 8srbeuti&t stwa wts foist.'siss
fia Gteperipreaen bat Il Il e,tro&en
Denn ielbR TIM fraum bat &c lbr ni&ti
+ s'ta@nsaH Strfpro&en. 60 Cas III
Sn feinsa afftbasit absr iast b.r Der
lla9te. bab BE Rldasria f4 ttm aIs bt,
Grant sinss osrsn Sssttr ourseReut 9ab,
anb f<e6t hann ista afieasit NIT BEN
0srlt :AsA&ia l3aaRisE isas.s.,e
nsd, Kings County - Allibone, j. u,
First beeing sworn in manner due,
Says the answer above is true"
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l1nb bies fei fortan lsin geruf,
Dnsu ber Wei liter es srl1uf:
.,Den 3d5ae.: Yerlsnslans 3u aettn
llnb ftBen rof'len 6aub eem Nun5,
NJ Sci etpi8 SOZODONT Dsltreben.
90 lanse trabrt biss G.t;nr unb."
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= &auft feine &leiosr, Bis Sbr pan.
coat & Scns Eager inipi3irt batt. Das
befe i'm Warft.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-28

William II IIedvith ree.sv.a -. !,
sixty-four, 104 - = - g "a
a., Inc Whole number OF votes east Sur Rspvs,,ue,.
Nv. avg ~ Cong1ess from the First Congressional D.
SO, ssAs n1ausea ana twenty,
OfWhich Robert pnviS.n,. .....-s
dred and sixtt-hye 066 ana ~ MAN.
George W Eitherspoon re<.i~.a .
hffy five, 155. = - 80
The whole number of vasea s--.-e g. -.-.. a
the Assembly was faurfaar hr,6..SA a. - S. -
three, 1473,
OF which Sheldon Strin~.- -..e.,~,.a g..
and uinety-fonr, 494, n
n0oen Eel received six hundred 600. II
Alien reArce received one hundred and sfxty.
Samuel Stevenson received ninety 30,
Sames wallace received one hundred and four.
Scattering three, 8 .8E II
The whole number of votes east f,r +. cor.s,,,-
donal Convention was ave hundred .sS r;re. ).
three, 503 and
Inc whole number of votes cast against Con-
siitutional Convention was one hundred ana ssven.
ty-one, Ill - 4
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-28

q. FxxDEKIcK W. A. RANKIN, in, Secretary of
= a the State of Florida, CoLUMBus DRxw
Ss-.-,rrolIer. and GEORGE P. RANKT, Attorney-Gen,
- "a s.id state constituting the Board of State
s.-...ers Of said State do hereby certify that we
- = ne once of the Secretary of State, at the
- n the CITY of Tallahassee, in said State. on
- ss.sT~ratyxixth Day of November, A. d. 1850, and
- = such Board, and proceeded to canvass
- --,arns Of the General Election held in said
= oo the Second Day of November, A. d. 1880.
.--.;-1inr in session with regular adiOurnments
:. = snd including this Eighteenth Day of Decem-
= D $50 aud that We have canvassed the Re-
- n aid election from the several counties of
:. Ssfs: and do further certify, that as shown
:, - Returns ON file in said ofice Of the Secretary
4 ss.ie thai
, 1880-08-20
VIRGINIA CITY.
Condition Of tho kllvor Nftnes at That
FONT.

FONT.
Sptttat coTrt'pondsnes (" The Chicago Tribune.
Virginia CRY, New, Aug. 6.-Tllo great
Interest III tho mines Hero now IL conferred III
two of tho North End. where work has been
progressing fOr Il long time, preparatory to
Ia nnrr;o,i ~, ~, nrconni ~ a yrra,nr nnw ~
W. w "! "Ieo. ..', ~ = I,..,,' y.
wafer ttan could 10 na1lt'lea oel's nkely 10
10 encountered. as that preparatory work
,vc,'t ~ "I haconns' noe morc % intrnsn Whcn tho
I1.1. H. =. ,,.s ,,a.,,t,. - q IN tao. :,
otIlol oitlt "aa W "sp.u VI -'au LEV
afllt was f'i'f from tho bottoin east a'o lent,
jeyal. From this wluzo n drift was started
sou'n ~ soue. VIZ s ~ ~ ,, m.1' s .h wv soa
nei's suhk 1to'n u'e s,4Vo 4eve' u ope .,1oo st.
wus also started from the bottom ot wlnze
NJ tn rim In n nor,i,wcst cnursn In co,,-
,,.nt. ,vith tho sna at,,t,nn ~ fin
siern nvr Nav Ncvnfta ~ tncIiuc Inc i which DRIFT has
nude tho connection, being n lol,gth Of ITO
fout, rho shaft having been currictl down
~ .,,o . IN stn,t,, n ,,r;ft ,vno .tor,na fron,
tho bottom IN northeast direction 10 connect
Atso with tho 900 station Ut the Sicrr1.
'Noyalu incline. a drift had bccn started
from thu 4. 5GD station Of tho incline s0,,thcrly
to M meet M thn drft from tho saft Md tilat con-
nccton ,'as been inade. The distance bo.
tween thu si,nft aud tho incllnc station Is 2G0
fcrt. ,rhera in a drift beinv ru,, directly
sonth fro,n tin .a,Do statIon of the Unioi,
Snuff, which IL to connect with Joint
Alex!cAa, W!l,ze, where Nfltl rlih from iio
Ophlr through tho MeSleRa. colltleetS; Wtiicil
Wlll make continuous drill from tho npllr
Milne to tho Unlol sl'Aft Tor y tioraugl!fara9, a,
| MA yyasor.c0ulsg. II! ttio n9rlllNeSt uflit
froin the W!,,ze No. to tla slggra NoSaaSs
incll,ei strenks o. ore MGro m'ss;Sesn s;st
drift Ilnrtlellst flo!n tilo 4b0o leyel of tho
UnlUM Shaft " the =, 500 St'tton of tlla Slerra
Nevatla incline passca through thirty feet q
good ore, wliIrl wonla l,ialGaM tllat There u
! DRIFT from tho buttOm OF tic shut md tho
ono from tho botu,lsl ut wtnze No. |; alsns
| that it may oxte1li Into th0 gloana west OF
, 1880-08-20

Tho steuIllor Churit's T.. Ch0itoAG, lying at tho
foot Ut Mnrkst street., AttrltetCst considerable ut
tuutlon ulutg the luyvo lust oyelltnx by tts two
plcctrlu lIahts. which s.ioio furth with intense
brightness. Thu t'hDutcMu ~ tho tirzt stealAor
Vi thls Nnt OIL Tho st!ssisslppl tlyer 10 snlDsti.
tuto stl electric light fur tho old- -fnahlonod pnu
toruli llluMiaators. aud tho anGrl,rss! IL ono
tlilt will Imply srpny tho Iwnrr OF tho ,nat Tor
III" cxpGnsIs0 outlay. Thctv wof0 twn lights q,
tho lut, nrar tho how, ono un saoh sitln. lu,lti.
lpt,3. Tho lights were surrounded b, u cryatM
E!al,o. s'n'tlar lAt snalcr lhal, tho ono satl ~
tho llrcutlan Ut Mr, iluEmsl, licIslcr, who w,ls
present, With corps Ut uss!stnnas, 'lat'MEi.lE
zinc us:d IL u six.hqraU pOwcr u tbs B.uith 4
ltankIn n,ako, M nptlxht pleco 1t ,.!achlnery
lx,wer tor c.lci, lght, which ii II lo,Al cauttlr-
power, When tho onxt,lu WINS trst put ~ In!'~
lion tho ignt4 were disposed to l!cket nwil4t to
tho unsteady running Ut tho e1IHint cllised ny
lilo slipping OF tho blnu as II STRETCHED. 1'hls
difficulty wns pbvlatel by tightening tho band,
after which tho light burned stuRIlly Hnd With.
out difficulty, 1t WIS u line exhibition. takcn all
, 1880-08-20
SHEEP AND WOOL INDUSTRY.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASH
1SuroN, u. G., Aug, II, 1SS0.-IO Wll0M It
7unv co,tccrn: Having been directed BY
Congress to attend and mako full report OF
tho International Exhibition Of Sfccp, Wool,
md Wooi-Iraducts, to be held In TltllalNl-
phEa, untlar tho auspices of the Pennsylvania
State Agricultural Soclety, Ia September
next; and having, In consultation with tho
Committee Of Arrangement OF tho Exhi-
billion, concluded tlMt much valuable ill.,
formation could lM elicttCd, profitable alike
to those engagcd In slteop-brccdlng, wool
growing, md ool-,nanufacturlnS, by bring
Ing tEola together for the inut,laE Interchange
of Views, tho statement of needs, md tho
presentation md discussion Of methods md
results: 1t hls bpen dotermlncd 10 call n COLI
ycutton Of persons Interested In tho aforc-
mentioned branches or Industry, 70 meet tn
ihe Mnln Centsll,!al Building, Fa!rmonlit
l.Ark, l'hilaaepl,I,., o!1 Wednesday, Sept -
1850. vt Il O'Clock 2. III.
tho convention, II cordial Invitation lA here
by pXteNtteu to you to attend aud partlrl-
patio in tho proceedings, either ~ ropro.
sentative of tho society ,nr asso.lHtl1n 70
wliel, yon mny bclong' Or III your Individual
iho following, nn,o,.K other subjects, are
suggested for Tho consideration VI tho COLI
ADVANCEMENT Of tho general interests Of
lrotnnt md systematic collection and dis
tribiltlon by this Department vi information
coIIcnrnlns, tl'o supply Ut ltoek.plods'cts, md
II KvlatiSu atlynntass:s OF our shccl.brce,ling
StNtcs. and the breeds best aluItGa! IN them.
Methods Of sllenrlng alM hAllIllug sheep.
Ill. aud IT., ot packlns md grinding ~oo1 Tor t'o
Increasing the production Of tho mountain
lpnt(y at tho AtEhntle States, by the sy8tcIh-
, 1880-08-20
GEN, MYER,

I,uprAr.o, N. T., AuE. lo.-tlen. Albert j.
Myer, Chief Signal Otliccr United States
Signal Service, Ii lying varv sick 0f heart
,.lIscnAa ut tllp I'alare Hotel, this city.
, 1880-08-20

In nil, and tho t,t,ccss OF tho boat s well the
spectators gGncrn1Iy, expressed ther BAlaf1c-
t(on With the experiment.
, 1880-08-20

stAnts, GusAs t41.l type. WHICH II nearly nGM
w r. se!d xorT olsatp. address MAltrlN. AufFIlv
4 LYNCH. Q4Y 4Y4puVtL Id, .'-..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-27

shtop dat; dere is nails In the parrel!''
you see de nails bent town ven / vent in,
but ven koom oud dey schticks in me all
de way rount; veil, to make shtory long,
told Katrin t. go und dell naypor Hans
man TO pripg a saw und saw me dis par
rel: off; veil, he koom und he like to
shblit himsel nit laf too, but he roll me
otter und saw de parrel all de way around
of, und get up nit half parrel around
my vast; den Katrina she say, 'Sockery,
wait a little till l get battern of dot new
offskirt you hat on" but / didn't salt a
wort. | shust got nife ond und vittle de
hoops off und shling dot condountet ole
parrel in de voot pile, Nj
Pimeby vent koom in de house Katri..
ma she sa t. so soft like, "Sockery, dond
you goin' to but some aigs under dot old
plue hen?" den salt, in.my deepest voice,
: Katrina, uf you effsr say dot to me again
Pll get pill from you, help me chiminy
gracious, and dell you, she didn't any
more Veil. Mr.. VerTis, ven l step on a
psrrel now, l don't step on it, | get pox
Very drooly yours,
SoCKERY KADAHoUT.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-27
~ 4A- 81.
Setting A III en-.
From the Poultry Monthly


Meester Verris--I see dot mosd efferpoty
wrides someding for de shicken bapers
nowtays, and | fought praps meppe | can
do dot too, rs l wEide all spout vat dock
blaze NIT me lasht summer; you know
ddor OF you doud know, den | dells you
dot Katrina IDIOT is mine vrow) und me, We
keep some shickens for long dime ago,
und Won tay she salt to me ''Sockery" IDIOT
is men name) IVY dond you put some of
de aigs under dot olt plue hen shickens,
drinks she wants to sate.n WE'LL" l salt,
meppe guess ]. VIM SO bicked out'some
uf de best aigs und dock UNI oud do de parD
fere de olt hen make her nesht in de side of
de haymow, poud five six ,veet up; now
you see nefer was ferry big up und town.
but vos poorly pigaall de Vay around In
de n1ittle, SO l koodn't reach up ain I
vent and got a parrel do slant on; veil l
klimet me on de parcel und ven my he'd
rise up by dc, nesht, dot olt hen she gif me
.uch q bick dotmy nose, runs oil Offer my
face init plood und ven | todge pack dot
plasted olt parrel he preak, und: vent
town kershlamj | didn't tink l kood go
insite parrel before, put dere vos, und
fit SO dite dot koodn't get me oud effer.
wav. nv fest (vest) vas pushed way up
unIer nv arnlholes Ven fount vos to
sbtuck, / holler "Katrinal Katrinal'' und
ven she koom and see me shtuck in de
parrel up to my armholes, mt my lace All
plood and aigs, she shust lait town on De
hay und aft, till got SO mat salt, "Vot
YOU law dere md laf like olt WOOL, eh2 Wy
dond ! GU koom bullme oud2'' und she set
up und salt, "Oh, wipe off your chin, und
bull your fest town. den she ait back und
laft like she wood shplit herself more as
ever. Mat as vas l fought to myself,
Katrina. she sbeak English pooty goot, but
only salt nit my greatest dignitode,
Katrina, will you bull me oud dis parrelY'
salt. "Of course will, Sockery," den she
lait me under dc parrel to wn On our site,
und dock holt Do door sill, pnd Katrina
she bull on the parrel, but the frat bull
she mate / yellet "Donner und blitzen,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-27
A STORY OF CLAY.
One of he Puns to Which Even Great
Men Will Descend.

ITO the Editor of the Philadelphia Times. ]
Here is an anecdote told me by my
father, who was great admirer of
Ciay's and who was an eyewitness of
the scene. 1t has never appeared in
print, at least to my knowledge. and
for its truth / can vouch. When
Henry Clay ran for the frst time for
Congress he was billed to address an
assembly in the open air. A vast
crowd had convened to hear the young
orator, and conspicuous about all
arose the tall form of Jim Burnim,
rough, with an unenviable reputation
and great personal enemy of Clay $
owing to repeated defects sustained
by him from Clay in his political as
pirations. asr 1879 IN 80 8
When Clay had commenced his adj
dress Burnim placed himself directly
oppsite him in The crowd and annoyed
the speaker continually by .interrupti-
ons and personal remarks, but chiefly
by Kissing every good point Clay pro-
duced. No matter how smooth and
lucdhis stream Of oratory might be or
how forcible his argument, Burnim was
ready at the fms with his insulting
hiss. This continued until Clay could
stand it no longer, and when, after
particu larly pungent thrust at the mo-
rality of the anti-Federalists, he was
greeted with the inien,itable silent
howl Of Burniin,s he turned savagely
to him and With flashing eyes deliver
ed this cutting speech.
MIR. Burninl,' said he, ''when your
last hour has come, and your evil, sin.
full soul has sought the dark shades
of hell; when standing there before it's
sulphurous gates, your spirit charred
with sin, awaits Abundance, Satan,
glowing in his crimson majesty,
shall ask his ,vassals gathered around
BIN who it is that stands outside his
portals, and when, he's told that you
are there, he'll rise and with look of
dark disgust, cry to his waiting men,
ials: Go take the slave and burn
him till he hiss
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-27
- nsS ET REPORTS.
~ ssolasnte taEAta and Produce Is~kes
[CoRRECTED DAILY.

s~Eoissnte tAFaia and Produce 1srsset
[coRREcTED DAILY
2aRoNIorE OvTrea o
skxoxvl.ts. TENN. Jan. rs. 1880.
Corn and Oats active at quotations. The
varying condition of the weather, with
warm rains. is unfavorable to slsughtercrs.
Hogs are dun. Country cured Bacon and
Lard would fad ready sale at good prices
Lard, new country, buying at 7As8c !;
selling at 81; cityrendered, S4a9c. ? ~
w aEAT--Dull and declining; buying
at $l.90a1.35 for white and Lanca ter;
Fultz 81 25ai 80 PSF bushel.
CoRE-New 50a5lo, loose; in car loads.
5sa6cc o5
SoReHuM---In better demsnd; rs to2tc
OATs-New crop; bIJing, loose, 4oafi
selling, 45a50c. ~ --r-& E,Tr'
Hky-Loose, 9ocs$loo per 100 lbs;
baled hay $l.25 -.... b. --.-..1-
DaiE1 Fnu1r Apples firm, A. to Sc
per pound Peaohes; halves, &c, Black
FLoUa-N ominal; country extra. buy
ing, 81 75a3.00 selling, 50 00aS,60 family
buying 50 26s35o; selling, t375s4 o per
sack.
25a }0e.
REPRESENTATIVES good, 0l2iG grease
butter, 5A7c.
EaGs-Buying duli/i0c.
PoULTRY--Live, Hens, active; 4c er
h.; BOOSTERS, 2lc; Turkeys, 5a54c, Dressed,
Hens, 7e per h.; Turkeys, oaSic.
RAas--Ootton, 2s24c.
BAzswAx-2lc per pound.
GIEsENa- Fail, $l.l5al.25
SEaEMA SNkBE 35a40c. as
HIDEs-Dry l6a17c,; green 6ls7c,
TALLcw-5c. #.. -n
FLAX SRED--Per bushel, 9}aS1.00,
Brass --10al2c.; Gopher, lCa12o.
WooL--Per pound. 42a46c.
APPLEs Green, 81 25s2. 90 per busbel
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-27
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST
Do not fail to see that your ticket
reads by the
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
R A [ L IL 0 A ID.

For speed, safety and comfort you will
find this line to be uRrivalled. For the
celebrated Springs and Summer Resorts
Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at
all principal offices. Emigrants wishing
to 60 West either to locate or as pros
pectors will find it to their advantage to
go by this route. Round trip emigrant
tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have no tiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change. Sleeping coache
on all night trains. Good coaches, good
road and quick time.