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National Republican., 1880-08-19
4 Now Ailon,ic CnlI. pro,eo,cd

LONDON Aug. 1S.-The Truth says: A new
Atlantic cable company has been registered
with Portuguese concession for cable from
England to the Azores and thence to America.
financial contract has been concluded for
LAYING a light cable by this route.
National Republican., 1880-08-19
Colorado Demoorntio Convention.

LEADvILLE, Aug. 1s.-Tho state democratic
convention was called TO order this morning.
Hon. c. S. Thomas was chosen temporary
chairman and G. A. Chittenden secretary.
The usual comllittees were appointed aud n
Ipcpgs fnknn
National Republican., 1880-08-19
rho ynchl Rnoo al Now nedfo rd

New BEDFORD, Conn, Aug. 15,-Tho races
to-day over forty.mile course, for flag oili.
GERS pri2e Of the New York Yacht club, open
to eastern clubs, also lrst-clas5 schoonels, was
won by Crusader, sccond-class by Peerless,
irst-class sloops by Mischief second'class by
Rnninn
National Republican., 1880-08-19
typhoid Tover on the Portsmouth,.

PoRTsMourH, N. H., Aug, lS,-several
cases of typhoid fever have appeared on board
the United States training'Ship Portsmouth,
which arrived here to-day.
National Republican., 1880-08-19
baseball.

CHICAGO, Aug, 1s,-Chicagos, Z; Dostons, l.
CINcINNATI, Aug, ls.-providouces, .; Gin
cinnatis g
, 1880-05-24

HOG r}sonUciy.-Horo moro hctvc in tho nERrc~
gnte aud reeRunr THO arket was quito Wcnk enr1y.
but nt,,ch uf tho dcolinU WINS subsequently rccnyGred
Tho Trading rnporch Espsy In futuFes With lit
tho apparent demand by ahtrpuss, but 1t fntlHnte
thut terur.t tlDMsInd les nf SPOT lard hHd boctl
taken ut lime prices Within II day ur twU, and
that cra Nus fair lssul1 In hUxcd ienta III quiet
way Tle mArket Depressed by decline III pork
MID larl In I.yerpnul and 1DWer hog inhrkrt horo
Thp Inst nasncd, .,ao TO a rccclpls waa thu Rnver'
ing act. The tratto IL depressed by bit Int supply.
with reports tlas "t1,a cs,untry IL full pf then'"
Tile packing Ut ihs city slnco kebrlnry IL about
rs;utI tIga, nxanst G' 90 fur tho &!ma yeAr
ngn. md ta7stHu twU years ngn.
MEss i'nItK.-i}cnncl 7Ls:sh, rcr hr!t and elnand
sYaa ,os sEot so!'Sr Snc t!nsss sEs
repnrted nf is rs .ni1er June ht u; NJ
ira selIer july ut t1nlUtMa' naD !,ria shur Atrn*t
nj fWi7 ynh l bFln saur lnn!aE5 nj $UJa5
iMIt-llccnc.l Ie7jtc per 100 Tbs, and closed 2tto
belnw tho latnst pric9s " Friday. ~ ~
rnnna !!t. s't Or seller nno, s. S *.a sellsr 9!T,
G7!a; Aaal scllsI Jul! u 4i7s!l'5 .l,d 2up tea
tuilnr August Mt Hsi:t&tGsSh. 1'nta. It.1D tG4 ~
MEATt--NHtn quilt md lGGltnel nt*Itlt &c per "
a.. int ralllrl Inter. sales wnE0 rcEMrtrd q! l?no
Ii short Ribs u h.lada.i!t tsnr June. ei1:h'9tG L
hnIlnr july and FLU sgilGF Anast; III bn1es !t,t9
c'rnrs ~ NJ l0 ADt,nxea long and Aurt aGMra ht
taii:aI: aO hn1es slof. ciears 1t stlaai!; and Z
tx meats about lpIlow1 nt uelork for partly
| Gtft.h tUtN:
, 1880-05-24

Totai..,..,,,................lA4M

nho nr-vn,. ~ IN tfc during Inn INST voek cached
argcr uFyruEuto than tor any previous wnet since
tho Union Stuck" yards were opehaa. announcing "
about 3lCN The targcst number previously reported
uhTsrI,E-Wlth u SUPPLY fully 1000 head Ia excoss
Of tho number reported tor tho correspondlnE week
showeil strong tendency 10 lover prcos. All Of tio
advance salneu dat'ns Tue penvlous week wan ,uss
week woso AMY there was tathSr Sts setten!Ds o,
rfeos o. to ez =, Wea ,e ns
posn boz rcachud for number Of aoasuns. uudur II
p,,,re thlli ordinarily aetivo eIpaFt doHnnd tho
lnn ri u,urkntx I'm hold III. to,gnbly te but ship
%$s. nsr Sss sS;s SS"s s sssrn af aSS ss
y IL aissssS: xtas: .s 5
m ~ IT, o,nsn ws ~ M n"r ss ana
yass ,y hS sy 4"
Gn nsa ~ wer w. INV Wali supa,r.s stusSnt. Ts taM.
Ss; ,hst s5 i; k sH%: IL H.
f;ssi f'aSy ssp! 'e e ots ss. ,sss
t@s 's soSsas Sa' .!s ''G ,sFses ai
%M ays; a @ mi 4fs t. x m1 n s"o.aurs s1 i ts s.
u %s est Ss, s.'',s MSls
!! s:t 4 vii =
Mo W9n. @ - Il 1s Il, fr uhIi,!u stcarn nnd n ia
tsta ~ IVY. ~ satsss. s!sa %aa TSs,s
SMes " , T" yM r. .,c y9h anias ~ ,nr M
to chucg q sr !g ~. ~ ..s si tners y
u"yers isistod un further e,,tseossIos. Tho maF-
ke' ''os'1 A'@'' ~ n.mrArtoxs, IN
EHt.a iS. ia .s"et' ".sn'ns
CaniGY iueySss, u, ., f4s ~ MWe'l'!oshea steen na,r
, 1880-05-24
THE uTES,

aptetak potrsspondsncs Of 1Ae CAteaqo Tribune.
Union PACIFIC RAILWAY. biay AL met to-
day and waa introduced to Mr. 4. J. Denlson,
scout and iatorprotor to lona, tho coming young
Chiof Of tho White ltivcr utes Iona Is tho son
OF tho great war-uhtpf Victoria, who Is giving
our troops 80 much trouble In Arizona and New
Mexico. Mr.. Denison, who was formerly Of
Clinton, Ia., and has boon with tho trLbe two
yeArs, was vcry r0tioent re8urdlnx tho tnoyc-
monta OF "my people" tho scems thoroughly
identified with tho tribe), ind Informed me that
hs Instructions were to keep Dum,-Osp9olully
III tho Company OF newspaper-lnun. nut drew
from AIln i tow points which send YOU. Holm
Washington, wh.thor he went somo tm0 weeks
ago, I'd company with Iona, to try to mnko
satstaetory asWanscnon.s us With tho orGaf rent
III New Moxico; and that thoy hul
been entirely successful. kio informed
lnU, further, thAt 1nlu will. immediately on ha
ruturll, supcraede Ylutoria, WIN il over W yeurs
old. aud EeeoWng very feoble In health.
, 1880-05-24

rnrtci from Scw York Saturday: RHceirts-
Flu,ir, IOn t,rs; when, ni.7ia hu; corn, aoi.70o
b,i; onis, baON1 hi: cor1,.1nent. ri rkas; ryc,
1a,Gia bti; mali. 6.tm hi: polk. 1d' brl"; peet,
10at brls; clA ncnts, .f;au pkss; lard,> III
ties; whisky, :..:rl trls. .....-...
EXPORTS For twcnty-four to.lrs-Flonr. 1900
brls; whrat ssa,0W hu; corn, 10000 hi; onts,
2,0ki bu. "
Tho following ware tho ahlpments Of pr'vis.
Inns rrn taia rity during tho times nnnlcd Tho
ntrb%u
, 1880-05-24

of tho co1nm,ny. Should any two companies
rni Q r1Inly Tho Judges n,ny 0r1er thom to exn-
r1,to c,,Ht1 Twelve movements, to bo errctcd by
tho Judges. md ntrktd oit tho athrliutr, md
lhtrnttrc merit eiln1l l,n tlrternnel. Tho n,v!.
inents lMtng executed by cll;h rnItpnny, 1T VIII
hen lm eSerclse III thu tnai,ini or Hr1ns, incl'M..
ing H,nding md GrIrE, Gnci communal fFnfnp rAteA
1rnn hy tho Judges na IN tho movements.
Ily cutliIl4,ll NJ tho flny0riur:
FIJI Il. IInYASr. Asltnthnt.Geueral.
, 1880-05-24
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS.

su,r Flora, Michigan C'ty. o1sars'on p"1ty
;ss e9iIp&s!'sh r. Ss.S.sRs Ssis :a'5'' 'sss
I,f1i !aah,,, l!''IIMln: /! sun;ts!ss;; aSs;,,
i.rSi tagSriiS S1SnsTnes WSssss,, Tnss Ms;so,
I,5SHp I,!SH Gsag 1ass isi s;Ss!S :aSF'Ss:
!!;"P A'H Es sas !:sna sSa ssSs's:
se!ir Y. i.,nt.!. titand itayY1, lumber.
sssr ssr .oPsi a$aS.; S!sEs,S1iI, 1ia! fSsi iugses
ss IIs!S% Sd r%5!ssH ss, asfs bark.
III: 5,s;'s|s sS sps',,Ss ny l';;;, }S;nSs; ;,Sst
ssn ssa T. sE fss5 e.
s$ s;:;s: ;:;$sS $Ssi ii
Sehri; 7: jSnss. M,st exon; !nn6oS;; 66o,S;;,o,. ,.,
ssis i;fs i FSss:! SITSiSSs rnsss ;nms,r
ssSt i; i: ,tsySo: Ssaa5 iityS5' ssdar posss.
III; @ $;ss Sss, snss'
sss: Hs;; S;i sss s: s
ACTUAL sAII1Nos.
ssSr sshr H5Hass', sas, H Escsansn; tta,9 %,D,,o,
Ss{ s${ ;s%SYif ;,:iSj isS%'nss, S;S%%sna'4 Island
ss: s;sSs5 IL; S:s:;$::
sss ss iaxss'ss, assf's''; 'i'iass!"ili iia@ss iisr
ssst ssss /; + %'i.s Will; aII;Aiss$i. IIs!is:i
i'TSSas: i'%S"s: /! asts%! ssTs%i s'Ssassabi fsessab..
$s; ~: f:; %s;jS %$sss;i;s. N sSs', S sss
sssss$: Y; S,y% y%Is{S ksS!Ts$$; i..szs nsz
;s: :! siS$ {i:;, %!sse Az
sssF sssF pss s;Sst ;tsssf nsf, fi,uy
, 1880-05-24
CINCINNATIa

CINCINNATI, O., a:ny y21-CuFroS-Ehaer; 1fHc4
ELouh-Eaa!cr; sansly. Sioo35s5os fancy &ao9dW.
Gi.Alx-When. lrm, No. rod, <LN Corn quiet;
No. mlxed, 405fc. onts quotl Ma. mIxod. S'9<85c.
liyo tluli Ut p4os Harley nrtnl 1!trn fa! ltst!ti
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull nj 3t19 lanrA dull Mt &I10.
Hulk muuts tlu!l and nominal Bacon quiet md un-
changed.
FUrrEH-unchMnIGt.
llSBEEr U1I-Htgndy nt f1c.
IuGb-Qutet and unchanged.
, 1880-05-24
MARINE NEWS.
LAKE PORTS.


Sptttat Dispatth 10 The Chteoao Tribune.
DETm0tr, Mtcl,.. Mny 2s-i'assed hp-rropaslors
H. ". Dlanc1lard Oswnxntchie stoar'basgcH cnfnlo-
rant n.ld ennsort nna schooner klnR1Ahct, Abce-
n,ld 6arues ttaAc MAY md barRes. .. Chnmh1r.
lAln ntd Gsrsuet md achuoncr No pSiihn1g, H. rrin.
a,v1ne. Nsnlon md hhrKes md scow II. Il. lltne.
Mney Mills M,n hnrRo, UnklMnd nnd barge aId
rcl.no,Ur AiAutncn Valley. WhrinlNgtnn, Plymouth
stcd, rhn,n,s Qunyfc N!nxnrn, Soo w,laor, +. IN.
Msss ss;t* slEss s;ss 4 + ss' i:n;
n'ES$% k.asis Ms;s.
Ass' IT, ssr',s s
4 ,:nSsn:t I'D Xs;ss sxnaTe ss eJasts,sss ne ss
Ha,or'ean s union, s atnfia s1artn. '''"'' ''''
PUNT luItuX,
rd'Is1s Hn ~ as @ r sMS siss Hsr'es SR,S
'Iy hSnss' %Ss.. d ot +
n$ss%t a%s s.s:o1. sss"sf:, iia;;sa%; Ss
j.; sSSSs sa ss'S Ss sy &ifs
|fEs $ ;.; Is
s,S i S'ts*hSs % H sss 5ss' .a csSst sa IND
Aneape md Yssi ]. Ghaeo ssa bn!ses, .ssaSn
&ss; @ sf Az
Wind south, light, weather nno.
rOnT Cut.H0ltNE.
nFte'at @ uspe'sn @ :. ~ ,1"leSgo 4n -.,o-,
Mrasaua at-SchMnnSt J.: Mnthe"T, @ u9aensMtM, tM M,i ~
70 rolcn, raltrt,a tr0i,. AEfc Gbrnstnr " nthgr-
$s;:$s 4 :;s ss
to Ehic1ixa pOHey,lI titrxo ~,
Now-SehnUlpr frtu I!clfe, KiMchtdino IN KlnEs-
ton. whcnt; w. Kuer, Toledo 10 KlnFsttn corn! y.
e klnRston. vortls propotlOE Acadia. Totsdu ~
TD-dny's arsivnls-achounnEa WAwnnosh, LOWS
ll0sx.
AMuE1fBTDUN1,
Speetat Dtspatea 10 T7e Chicago Trttuni.
AMllEltsrHttIl1. Ont. MnY I-rh1 stHAul.hArE W.
T. HreMyca, Hsl.Gtc IN Fighting lan:.d reel wna r..
ltnHSIl ntBt UcluCk this NFInillR HtloF tfEn!ttk
III tons 1T eon u, tho AtnaIs. rho tMRs Mystc,
ltOUth, uHd llGulHt hal b0un working all my fH9
HfcaYIh In nut tHtIHet, ard passed. ~ tlo EA11ula
Etannol aCcHtl!Hh9a ny t!o MysAa ~ pant, uNans'
II. III tay xl,hM Ijaniar. haYinx rScas.d tGo Fnmiu
Innt njxit frsim Tho west tF ItNr Paint, :
wettr r.luxVci harsG lumber htnl1, waa toWed Ut,
ty thu iicrctIin. IL DStst,1l tiIt. mnrnlhH
, 1880-05-24
DECLARED INNOCENT,

JAxEsrowS, N. T., May s3,-Attus AL e1hauat-
ive examination OF tho allegations Ut adultery
thoroughly estubishol. Tho committee OF In
vestiE,ition aud tho church wer0 Unanimous. In
the JlltlyE,pnt ut the church, however, ho SHOULD
ahstAir trum preaohlng until hO has recovered
from tho Objects Of tho slmors.
, 1880-05-24

MILWAUKEE, Wis, iay A.-fLuUli-DulL
GnAtS-Whent firm: oponod Nc hlghnr, At1d c]oaod
steuly; No. milwaukee, har. sll No. do, sll0,tt
No. do. sl0l, Mny. t!u31, juno, st7; July, sH}s;
No. Milwaukee,. yuc, No. l. sio; fc}ectot. GSc Corn
ncttyo hut ]Hwef; No. a$c Oats lower: M. Z, T}&c
iIyu tirn1er; NJ. no. l.nfleJ nMlats M ;c
Notwithstanding md llwcr. Meba p1rk, t!n.i1
cnatl AMI tnnc: SlgH July. lArd-pri1ae sl1an. <diU
cnsl ulld JuHAs Fts5 Auly.
(tONs-I.nwnr; 81 4lNl4:A
FKEl1UTK-Wtunt til ffufht0, fc.
ItTCEir ra-flo,sr. 7,aN brts wheat, atID but bar
sniEMES rs-whoat, 400 bu; corn. assEan ba; bar
lay. X[att trs
, 1880-05-24
Llt3l ltl1:{S,

Vhe cnsKo market wRs ralFlef quiot Saturday Tbs
uaptlsYn wero snnll. und suveral Hos0 s. bMt most
Ut the yurtls Ind enuug 10 do In getting In place tho
,uR,tar thcJ bought the day before. lneh Wus un-
changed. euMn.un hcluy psrhapA llstN weak. ~
eou,o think Il lcas as compared With dlineoaious
, 1880-05-24

Richard WnlH, b Montreal merchant Ut wealth
and high sopinl standing. has brought u lawsuit
to got hack &aO,9N which ho settled upon his
wlfu s,pturo uurriagc. ehc subsequently clopcd,
unl would not Evo up tho property 10 har DE-
sur ted husband,
, 1880-05-24
by TELEGRApII.
S'r. LOUIS.

ST. 1.UU1S.
ST. T.nu1e, No., Mny 2a-fLouT-Dull md ui,-
thange .... .... -.
(Ns,y-1,nror and unsettled, S0.3 = rct1. &.tltai.f1
casl,s t1.:esi1i May. s{9lt' iuncs ny
I&c Jnly, ulasc August, tho year, ncnk nrd degn'
lux nj tito eloaU, So.5 do tUI; M. lido. ~ BID Cnrn
nnsur,t higher, hut dccllnea 3isfu casi S3&6l59{o
MAY, a5ftJJ ~ Juno; aalc August. nhtA 1owOr nt Eo
cash and Mny. 1.yo Atendy ut tc. BasoJ-No maFket'
WHlsKv-Nteady Mt ti.Ui.
l.lrrrEIt-tinchnnrcd
EnuA-Hclrcu md htKlor At l1c.
LEA1l-fiu!l Mt It.. :. X.a.. a.,
$th:sl bill June Dry snlt meats yrry dun nnd mn
shhnrs:l. liar0n dull mid unchanged itara hom-
iisc.irTs Flnus bn bris Thuat al.Gn bri LIS s95n. IT.
GiyU httt Ats, tt bus rye, .pD blt3 bnreyt IDu III.
sMtpttESTA-FEuMr,a a1b hrls: wheat htN hili corn.
2SuD but oats. wv hl, fyt. iU bni barley. non0.
, 1880-05-24

CLEVELAND. May Recommendation 6taud-
nttt white ITO test, 7fo,
IlrraDun1. Mny u-PErNULEuh-FAtEly net!yct
crude lrrnYustt &l0N at rnrkuF'a for shpnonti ro-
unuu, mo Fhl!Aelclpln dallyury.
, 1880-05-24
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcrc tho tycclrts and shipments
Of tho ieuding artclcs OF produce In this city
during tho twenty. four hours p,ntE1sx nt7 0cOck
Saturday morning, aud tho corresponding tIno
last ycIf;
, 1880-05-24
SPELLING REFORM.

SPELLING REFORM.
An Address Delivered by J. II. rrerxvln,
Of ~. I4onla, Editor Of the "Amerf.
cam Journal nf EAucntl0n," Ilcforc
tho nllxaourl Pres. Association ut Ss-
daliu, Mo-, H1ny ~, 1850.
AtE. FHEstnENr, LApiKst AND usSTLEAEN: In
accepting the invitRton 10 address tho editorial
fraternity on tho question Of Smelling Reform,
had intended only to Indicate, III very brief
why. tho iradons trl,y tho live rtlios adopted by
tho Spelling lseform Association shnull he coti-
Bftcref nnd nt1Upte{l hero and now by tho Press
Association Ut Missouri.
ha,l supposed until hcgan to carefully cx-
amino the subject, that the prcoodcnts woro MI
ngulrst us.
/ find, On tho contrary, TINT tlloy nro nll in
fayor Of this reform. ! tlnd moro than this,-1
find thut nlready tho ltaiiny literary Institutions
of this country nrc In favpr Of tho change pro-
pnsetf. I lind, too, TINT 10 power ut expression
will bu abridged by tho immediate adoption OF
these fvc rules IN spelling and printing 6tana-
ns VIC do nhout midway between tho two oceans,
md about M cqual distance from tho trOpical
Gulf Oil tho south tn tho Lake Ut tho W0oda OH
tho north, VIC arc destined, whether wo realize
1t pr nut, to exert not only II commanding hut n
permanent Impression upon tho lttcrnturc. md
history, and hublts, nnd customs, nnd politics Of
tho State MID tho nMton. ...-...
spehk tu-ay to those who, by vIrtno OF the1r
control or tho printed pagc, exert wider and
miro InstIug insfonco than any other clnss Of
vitality, nnd rormnneney ot "tho priiltcd pago,"
thHt rsq cH,0 IND Il 1sd hIs s9n nr"n
rls look i no,nrnt 1t tho faots III tho cAso.
Flint, ~ to l,recoscns. There trc ny n9n,tt 90
lans,inao fills iit jittlu short of 6t,oo. Nov,
, 1880-05-24


BALrlMollE, Md, Ma1 2.-FLouH-Duh mud I'M
chWnRcd.
GnAiS-whcht-WosteE firm and hlRhor; NO.
Western winter rnt. srot l2sdal Mny, s77I&a
1,.7sk; June. tl,Ebal.gf; Juy. sLt5Aal.l&s AuRunt
md September, $l.lkai.i0i4. t:orn-Wcstern hshor
and llrn but tnnctiso; Western a'txed. spot, br;
Juno Exb4YAo; August, HtaS0t1o: steamer. Hta
so}4u. Oats fr,r Wc.tevn uhiio. 42arc; do mixed,
4aa41, i'cnnsylvnna, 42414sc N5o dull ntDc
lIAY-ltnehanged.
l'Huv1ntUSH-6 -61endy without change. 49,.
IurrEN-DAll; prttn1 ~ choice Western packed.
i75tlNc+
EIUB--Ytently nt 1l6al9c. :
PEfltUt.EuM-ltnc1lHnUcd, -.. .. ... !.
CtFPEE-FtrH; lilo curK0Gs, ordinary to prime. LA
Nti,IAH-Ftrni, A snft- g4e
Wn13llr-StcAdy at fl.tDs1.l1.
, 1880-05-24

OsWkGo, May .1:-tittAiN-Whpat stondyt No.
white Michigan, &l.2a, Corn nomlnally unchanged.
, 1880-05-24

NEW York. May y:a-rho cotton aooda market con-
tnues 4ulst, und jObbnR pflcos Irregular nnd Ia buy
efs' Invlt prns rnmaln dti! and unulsAua1d. ding.
hanla iii Htentiy regustt Mhd t!!u Muns wear WOOL.
ans I,,lipt, hut lendN snxHs Of Cntny H0DtBns aOld
aleal u,,d pE.ees nto stoady. Fofal3u goods stux-
Ninu.
, 1880-05-24
PHILADELPHIA.

rnIt.AnEIrnYA. Mny 22.-fLOui-Hnlt md un-
chnnRsi. Ityo Hour scarce md s1fni ut Mil
uKAIN-whcnt quiut. NJ. rcs. elevator. &Les4s
M wh!to Michigan, tl,:!ssa1= Mo- rcd, May tt'
bid. tl1D nsket; lime. t21 bid. tsA nske.ii .nfy'
$t.tJk hid, tiig4 nakcd; Anala tlo bid, STA askct
Corn scarco mixed, May. Glc bid, 6'c astrd' Juno,
gsc IN! 20 f. eskcd: ia!y . @ h1d St5s nskeas % A.
So wtste it, ii!4o, Nj. lido, N!1; MI. do, +7c.
t',tNvlstUNs-Qutot unh HnclIHnTdd o.1,, a.,
iluTTEis--SCure nnd iIrM; for clnca: 3&t..ff new
TURK and i'ennsylvnnsn extras, lStoo' Western ko-
servo. l54gltc
CitxEsK--Ijuj crea1nory lie, fair to wood, 100
11ic.
iIHTnOLEuM-Flrm: retncu, tHc
jsEcEIiTs-Fjs,mr ijau brls; wheat, Mnn hu, corn.
fG.HU Gu, onta l8hE iii; ryc. gW bu.
HutrNENIY-Eorft, HA.UI) hI.
, 1880-05-24

TorEno, O., May :a.-6RAlS--whcnt casler; No.
3wh,to Wnbash, sl.tJ, Nh. white AtlchIgan, &t.l5i
amber do, tl.l7. No. rod. spot SLIT May. sll5A;
June, $lls}4, July. tl.L9fl No.3 red dayton Mat-
lynn ss 5scs!ea HI Mns;s5M .'osds1 H,ntSs5 S St, III;
z.Wo, May A!I4c; JniY, 4l4ui No: white 4!oi "a.
jrctnd Aiu; snnnuodt afc. Oats dull Mnd nominal.
Observation-Disclosures 81 w hut c0F1l4 1,u0 but barley,
l,MbH LII. - .u,o , ., ~ 60.
lDy, 3,uM
, 1880-05-24

Few things III this world urt 30 certain as ths
purifying action Ut Qlcun's SULPHUR Hoap.
, 1880-05-24

PEORIA, ILL.,, May @l.-t,ltAtS-C1rn quiet and easys
xtl-mlxed, aSes:a,o; mixcd a5Af5<c. Onts ataadyi
No. whl.e. ;zE>tGtSGlc. Nyo stnauIt No.. 4 6aHc.
lilu1W1NES-etEaly Mt 4l.01
, 1880-05-24
11EfJaJtNTFr.
{t21Y1f(3j

t]ErM0tr, Mlch., MnY Y=!,-Gloult-Qu!et.
tiHA1H-Whunt-l lteeslptst n !O1 but shnmant9, gf 0W
bul tisn, NJ. white, tl.liAI No.l milling, tLlA
, 1880-05-24
RAILROAD Tl,1E.TAnLn.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE on TRIIySyy -

EXPLANATION or tEFEAkxcx MAnKs
excepted. sbundAJ cxoCptad. {MUn,isv .nnnaNa1rdAy
$Dhlly. s@ceptAd
t,fionao 4 Northwestern ,ss,,p..
Fer Maps, tlufdS-ns1ka TImo-Tnbics. Eia.NEs
a@sso'na,dat!on; @ apqly nt any 81 .ho' fIas
csnd nS,;,c "i IL e1Mgany' g an u CIsr&s
northea.: cGsncr hnndolp!. nnd Histo.su9H 9Hss r. ton
li1nae' is ca1al.st ton Weat Blus| I'D I.a,'nst 4,
, 1880-05-24

TuKlsENTINE.
WILMINGTON, atay 2A-HpIHIrs us TuRpkNrINE-
Eteody Ut atXc.
, 1880-05-24

nllbut-amnhct.. III :" III
California; t1l;ntu, A-lfle..
FRDfiS AND S!Ia-rsu"G. TsrH ~ !HTcr; stT III II
c}irrjtr wefr nitn rh>y. Domestic fruits were niuE-
in9n tB cnsy nj result OF lilo recent aeellnc
In ntCGy:
, 1880-05-24

BUFFALO.
uuyyALo, N, T., May G.-GHAtN-Wheht-NeR-
)ected and nomlunl. Corn dull and scarce, aakinG,
$40, bidding, +5,4c, saios l70N bu June at +lo.
Oats lluIlt teIt ak ,ssoj H,&o hid a.,
CANAL ENEl1uT8-lDN1ei wheat hHtt oorut bAc.
, 1880-05-24

EnturrtAr. ~ %F'
Pullman 1s-whnel HleGp!nR-Cnn and rassenr,r,
Coacfes betwnnn t:hlcnAti, Council Nlu1s 0p9ha 1t
Jgscpll, Ate,llRsn 1Hpekn md Knnsaa CIR thfoHsH
letwG"n Ehtcaun and Kansas CIty. e. u. l. q. Dn.
lnR.Gnrs attached 10 nll trn!ns. "
G1frnHo. Milwaukee, Il ~. I'nnl HALLWAY
"tan-l lihndlH" I,epot, Cornar Ellhton and Csrc,i.
ats. Ticket nH,cna. IS Clntk-st,. pnlnicf ifnn.s
Grand PMc!tin liutal, and nt DepDt "s'4
, 1880-05-24

a.. fhsenE0 d Alton.
Union Depot. We.t H!ac. corIoF Chhal snd vsn l!n
third Ut. Ticket D1iccs 1T nepots, 4 Aouth clarx.
d., Grand puc!AQ IlOtef4 and pn1Mbr Houaa
, 1880-05-24

Kansas City l. Denycr Fast Ex.. j
Khnhls city Nl1ht Exl,rpsa. :.
IL. l4tu!s, HprlhEEle!d j. 'r0tns.. :.
Mobile i EDw UrlrRna EXprBss 81
1T. Louis, 4l.FlnKIla1l i TAxna-
l'eoEla. Huntington Enst EApr'aa|
1'Gkln h Eu0siA ExprHAs. ..........t
Chicago Il l'auucnh H. IL. Nx. :. i
HtteniUr, i.ttct,lt. 'sfnsfllnRt'n III.
Juliet i Dwight Accommodation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-16
Who is Mrs. WinsIowP

As this question is frequently asked, We will
simply say that she Is lady who for UPWARDS Of
thirty years has untiringy devoted her time and
tai, nts as Femae Physician and nurse princi al
ly among children. She has especially stud ed the
constitution and wants Of this numerous class. and
as result of this effort and practical knowledge
obtained In lifetime spent as a nurse and phys-
clan, she has COM ounded soothing syrup, fer
children teethin.. 1t operates like magic-giving
rest and health, and is moreover. sure to regulate
the bowels In cons Queucs Of this article, Mrs,
Winsow is becoming world-renowned as benefac-
tor Of her race; Chi dren certany do RISE UP and
bic her tsp acially Is this thu case in this city
Vast quaint es of the So thing Syrup DAILY sold
and us h re. We think Mrs. WI SOW has i'm
mortallzed h.r name By this invaluable tiele and
we sine rely be1eve thousands Il chill rem have
been saved from n early grave by Its timely use,
and that mill ms Jet unbor will share Its benefits
and uni in calm her blessed. No MOTHER has
dscharg her duty to her suffering lit lie on In
our tpinion, until she has ven 1t the benefit q
Mrs. Winsows SO thing Syru'. Try 1t mothers
| Try IT Now.-Ladies Visitor, New York City. So.t
by all Druggists. IS cents q DO tie.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-16

Mr. EDITOR: As your super. excel
lent Journal is read by many voters OF
Greene county, We wish to say word
through its columns about our coming
trustee. We want man In the prime
of life and mental vigor, and as such
We suggest for the favo rable consider :
alton Of those whom 1t may concern
the name of Prof. J q. Barb. He is
one OF the most modest and unassum
ing OF men, but bis very high
sense of duty always impeis
him to the front whenever principle
or honor calls. He Is a ripe scholsr
and man of expansive We've. While
he is one OF our most loyal republicans.
not man in the county stands higher
In the love and confidence of the dem
ocrsts than does Prot Barb. AS our
present trustee (Mr. Park) is a cripple,
1t ba' been said that none but cripple
can beat him. Hence, voters. let US
elect the true bluer ons-srmed pro-
fessor. MIDWAY.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-16
Personal.

Mr.. J. a. Galyou, one Of our Market
Square merchants. with his wife and
children, leaves to-day TO visit friends
in East Tennessee, aud will be absent
for several weeks,
Rev. E Z. Hess, president Of Mat
tina Washington college, Abingdon,
Va, arrived on the evening train yet
terdsy, and breaches at Church street
church this morning.
Mr.. Samuel Mckinney and wife left
on yesterdays train for Cincinnati.
/ DR.. James Rodgers left yesterday for
Colum bus, Mics, TO attend the general
assembly of the Pre.by terrain Church,
South. The clerical delegate from
Knoxville presbytery Is Rev. Jas. A.
Wallace, of Sweetwster.
Messrs. Chss. Z. Rowland and D. d.
VanDyke, enterprisIug aud rising
young farmers OF Athens, who had
been attending the farmers conven-
tor, left yesterday, returning home.
Mrs. Mary Cannon accompanied Mr..
VanDyke, on visit to relatives.
Rev, G. B. Sparrow, pastor Of the
First M, K. church is Frustrated with O
sudden attack Of sickness. and will be
unable TO fill his pulpit to-day.
Reva. G. c. Rankin, ]. I Cash and
D. II. D,ckey came up yesterday even.
ing from attending a district conf. r.
encs OF the NJ. f. Church. South, at
PhiIsds lphia, and also the Sunday
scboo convention at Loudon. Mr..
Dickey went up TO Jonesboro, where
he Ia stationed, Isst night.
Mr.. J. A. Lane. Of the CHRONICLE
com positoriaI force, returned yesterday
evening from visit west, taking In
tho Nashville centennial on his return.
Pr Fl. E. Cotton returned Friday
night from trip TO Rosne county.
Mr.. Geo. w. Rellings and wife left
on the early train this morning to
visit the Ns'hville centennial, end
will also spend short time vIsitin 4
o:her points 10 Middle Tennessee.
Messrs. 1hos. Richards. with Mar
shall & Co and viii Price, with w.
F. Cummins, returned last night firm
the Loudon Sunday school conven-
ton,