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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

AH AHR 8Xs zsv5
RICHMOND AND PgTynsnr.S'
RAILROAD COMpAgr


'Ricnsnso AND PgTynsBreo'
l hAiLEoAD COnPASY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, M,rcb .,
W 1880, trains On this read yilI run "A fo,i,.~J
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH,
1900 ", THROUGH MAIL daily. eo,,....
'vr CnsrcstOn, sagsnnab in,uit
and Aiken fvia charlestonl. ess ~
JsckSobville. StOps only "a fs,iffh,
end psnchester, sud At lar. W.
$50 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN An.
PASSENGER ttklrg ihig ,saln gi,i ~
cless conpect'oi Z PET ?, brrg :,
10 35 z. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily. co,re.,,.
Tor Weidon. wilmington, Fsi.,iy
Chsrleston, savanna, Arr.T, ~
inm'ia, Allapia. Macon. si0sf,.', ,, 80, -
Mobile, Neg OricaBI, aud AZ .,,y
South and SOuihwef Pill, DiI'Ns
ing-car from Nashlsgion r., ~
min2ton, savannah, aas iis T. ~
Sfcps Onls ~ M9nchesier ard ~ -. m
and Halt wsv ~ sigpst t'ht@r
7:C0 A. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN
!eNcep' Suadiy; passenger car -,
yEAy. PErRRsBCRG NORTH
6:35 Ne, THROUGH MAIL daily. c.n,s.,,..
Ttn Richmond, Frc, ,rci sgg,1 ~
toIolbac riIrrsl % al D9irfr = -
tsat. 53c West. Stops AT MAJ
fei and Chester, anf al Uaifu.-
and a. DnIr's Blur. on signal ~
9:25A. ~, ACCOMIODATION TRAIN ..r.
texceD' sai'csy). s,oUs at all 80,
344P N. THROUGH NAH. aail,. ,onr...,..
with Richmond, Frcceri cks5erg II
Potomac railroad ftr ali poiote F.,
and west. Also, making close consee.
ton With the CheSalssake ana 49,
railroad for the T!rginia spfirs- -
sll points North and West. 'yhi- .,..a
Stops az Manchester aud Ches'.r ,@Ss
az HALFWAY and DruB's kiue -,
signal. ' u
loop. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAryd.g.
Except sunday; passenger car -
IacheG. -
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii star, r,,r
!ss kppomatto1 dspot
mono o A. VI. and $50 +. W.: leaSe pe.s,..
burg $3.50 A. II. am $50 =. ". every Sureay.
NH 10 7. ID. KLINE, Sunerinferdl,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

r Do NOT LIKE TO BRAG. therefore
j. opl, saw: II you want CHEAP CanCkERf 90
40 WALLACE'S; n You want FINE CHINA 20 10
WALLkCE's; If you want great bargains 10
or AsswhRE. TABLE-CUThEKr, ,i rhAi ru.
ING GOODS, you will lind them q, rs
''' WALLACEs,
f.ra No. 400 BROAD street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
4 TTRACTIyE AUCTION.

nv Avn AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 8, 1880
THOMAS n. PRICE 20.
OFFER THEM STOCK
AT AUCTION.
THIS SALE WILL EMBRACE NOVELTIES IN
pRFss GOODS,
FINE SILKS and sATINs- CasSiMEnEs'
BLACK and COLORtD "hENAD'N('
NOTIONS, UNDERWEAR. &C.
rs..,a ,,,, h,gln at 1880 =. NJ, AND WILL
nj -" ',,Sn,,cTEp TO SUIT TIE COMFORT OF
LADIES.
MANY RARE GOODS WILL BE OFFERED.
THOMAS r. PRICE co.
, =, coo, s.,ssm.n. NH 30dtAp10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
nh
Wy ATER POWER PROPERTY AT
w DANVILLE, VA.

By virtue of q decree Of the Hastings Cont OF
the Town of Dsnville at the december term, 1879,
IN the suits of Crews, Rodenbizer Co. rs. Danylle
Manufacturing Company and Others. and OF a. y;
stokes q CO. aud hers the sane, the unders'ened
sell az public auction, the premises, al ocloe"
L. NJ. on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

ne pane 4 Nowlin. Auc''onecrs'
NJ. 1of2 Main street.

~ WEDNESDAY. MARCH Sisr, COM.
MsScix a. ios oelOcs we WI, ,s', without
reserve. great variety e ss nsspI,s cIuTiiSG
Good: con lifting o. i PA cwii,DsEN's siiOEs:
F1l and wS6I WHITE phs6s sIiITs
FANCY PERC klEs sHI ihIIlssiu n1pHR'Y SOAP. sc.
Also, TWO Invoices PAINE a NOWLIN,
Aucioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

NIL 2s.qe.2eSAp 5,12,14.16.l9&2o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

TIV ERPOOL FACTORY-FlLLED
IL FINE SALT.
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS
offer for ssie 10 the trade $4,000 sacks Of the follow
ing brands:
DEAEIN'Ss
w0GfHINGToN,
MARSHALL,
BUCKEYES.
DEANS,
FAULK'S
In store and ahoat.
1900 SACKS GROUND-ALUM SALT.
DOCK STREET,
NH lin Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

Agents at Baltimore, y. T.. CLAYTON Co.
AGENT at Norfolk. ID. +. KEELING. NH 22-1 m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

I ~
Nat. I,Vyf1i'pt
WEST Daily Except ELDTssS ll.'
BOUND. sunday. DAILY. ~
, 1880-09-25

.IlIsrcprtacnatlnns and Observation-Disclosures or
hls vlr"H. ff' 1lrst r"plsts tH 'fnt pnh klrkunn.
!mn y freely 'lsIr teri article tt, tl,s' .'t,t
ham i."lTs pnH.r. rscri,l!ng lila r,.at discovery
Of "Thn Production ri anlnh 1,y lig1lt.'' ID
given IN full pI4f. Anthony xlnlllilti8 tho " na-
AllIfe lstflclHncyn nf flGut- EiRnfs, and thCTa ~ n
sketch Ut ucorxp l}sU!e, with portrait.
Tho openlua pages Of the Oetnher ntlmbcrof
tho tn.r7Iatfomf Rer!em nf.s dHvntc,l q mn MP.
n. EtuiIa Au4ler. t,y !, flrander Matthewe:
GenrgU l.. Eflls contributes Il Biographical
sketch. John cntton lit church and State"
which will be fhtnt tn be valnAhIe atltlitiDn tn
Thu story ii tho 1'oncas IL told iy Mrs.. iel}:
Goddard with MI the enthusiasm mid sppnrent
trithftlncss nf one WIN has studied fho case
faithfully. II what shc wrica a true. Tho United
stAtos Government has a. little To be proud Of
with these lntlintIs. Anything from ths pun III
Cnf. Cnrrn!i u: Wright. tho accomplished stalls
tfcthn Hf tho 2latH Of Massachusetts, "a sure to
bc nut Onty rellat'lo nut highly entertaining,
csS;,aE sn t;s he .,.s wr1;Gs nn so{sat
CenslIs: It's Methods and AIms:" Datnatlnl
nrufnrti IN ~ Hlrh'a.Eyc View of Our 1tnil-
road Systcm - gtrca much interesting tniortna..
n1 cc''ing % ts e r., of tha grGa5
ELECTION n hrisily. cxpo,lndcd by c,t.hbert
md nntt,urttnt!vcly Of 1.-THE Po1ltIsn Situation
In l'ranea." Charles +. Pitch contributes tn tho
uss III s .ro @ Of M Rapcs
rcatitn9. Julius II. Ward Describes "The f')1l-
cnr'l School Of Philosophy" concerning whose
summer meetings 10 intich has been snd and ~
little known. The contemporary lltcratnre for
"t.ffc of Gun. GMrf'clt."' tho first two volumes
"Joan Of Arc, 'The MnId.'"
, 1880-09-25
QNMASKED.

For TIA CAttAtp 1ftbHae.
NOV. can you tell, by senruhtnx my face,
=, Whit Ln my hearts safo depth LIN keepInYf
eai you tnd tanswerl> onu Glow Or trace
~ tall why troWn. or ttnlte, or lto Wc1pluX1
What's In the co1n OF that heart OF youE1l
no YOU tblAk It IL worth tue txAkluX
W my ones brain tn tll,d Out about
f0ur hpRrt for tho troubto Ut Aaktn61
uheso's not much Of the heart to le road
from fuo6, unlesa there 4 thlunta
"neH unU happsn's 10 l'e o!t Of ono's guar,
nat Vlel's how much thero shows In I'll
nv. ..--..-.. :
#9nderlng.. arc you, what started this llne
,0t psychological study
nshlng. aru you, III pF,Also your eyos,
VI your round cheek, smooth and ruldy2
Yesterday would have praised enough
, To.0uy'a smother season;
4aull Understand think, without
1noto explicit rraxogs.
You know we'll when your mask was dropped,
AMI looked up Aul xurprlsed yuu.
4 mhh could aay tn Y 3eutls WY.
40 ons / hive luVea-l assplsa yvul
LuLu II. ".
, 1880-09-25

A List that VIII DO to Place In n Scraps
l3ook-1lIllios,x Stolen Under Demos
cFlttIc 1kule.
WASHINGTON D. C., Sept. 20.-Tto Dcmocrntio
managers having bud much to say about cor
ruption OF Republican o.otals In their state-
ments, Indu!Ring wholly iu Kcncratitics aud fall
ing utterly to sustnin their assertions by facts
alltl figures, II stAtemcl,t from oioia1 SOURCES
has huen compiled to show In part to. what ex-
tent tho Government was robbed by Democratic
oi!ulals from lE,o 1901 The following ia n list
9fNen!ocrattc tlc faltcts alono In those palu.y
lays Of bourbon ruu:
TIE LAST.
s.V; Fowler. Postmaster ut New York.. -
psy!l sSarihoui coaedior, Now York. ~ s W.
1fsss Toyt, coiiaoto;;r; Now York. ., 90 ~
Msi9aa' Collector Now 0i;isaus s''''.. ~,
ssadors. Co1liceiiotar Sin isanoisao. -
Anos Ririoy F.;rscr ii avy, iea..". saS
jrrles iirooks. l'urser ii navy, isis..... tg;ls
n. uotby, Navnl Axent. 1851 ............ 1J5,a7s
Sr9s S9sH.ssss ss1ai S9x! Hssl' S,psssssSSst s. '
+, 4. Ssn!plo. NayHl Paymastur. ls5aDo 5:.;sl
Nv Yis'seGss' iswE.' 'saSai N"Sal dssns. ASs is,5.
5a@es Iaa, 3!artsrmaster: @ iissiis.s5:::..: sssSt
~. RuHbel, QHartermuster. fb38-b1..+ GUILT
Il ltloharslss Htorckevper. lb597 ::.... 1T9,SSt
r. penn!s. osduanee Oa!oer, Ger, iShS'6l,.. @ sl,nl 9a
~ y. tGufe, FatEaA8tGf. lola-'l 'lv,...... b~r'lIS
Charlea Leslie. QuArtermaster. 1S47-M. T,.4I!
I. u. Cramor, Q,iartcFmAstor, lM5-48.. 8H1is
Il. C0Htor. QHArteF1nasfer, lkat-.J,. 2gf Isn
!. u. 0rnygHn, Quartermnster, lEll-'W., &,740
H. y: g. Collins, Subsistence Agpnt.
tnV- ~. .....:'.t+'. ..t...:t...t oo,oto
JaSnI Thompson. Secretary Iutor4or. .n
Robert TEMPLE Pension Xxeut iod,
nefaulttng deposltarics and othar banks hav-
!ttl. In Sims over F1U.D0u.
Dank Ut Vincenncs, 1EU-1}. ,..$1nB,bll
Agricultural bank Of mississippi. ikn- 'i51 6xi14
Etunkltn Hunk, AtexnndrtN, VI, lEH-3a,. 6i,uU
Iank Of EllwArslsv!e, lEW ~. .........,.. 6D.AN
Hank OF Missouri, lEsQ'N.... ,...,....,,, l63,lM
Bank Of Stcnbeny!lte, O.. 1850 '43........ HHhD5U
BAnk OF Somerset Ind. lkal- ..,... t,4Al
Wy Dnnk Of Columbus. o., lKst .. =. 10000
Hank Ut Columbia, Georgetown. u. t.,
TF cftchfied Dsno.iiory, is; d.. '5 esdsS
lsa-G5. - 4' .. 1h:17
ortcans 1S51-bs. ..,. .........;....... l%6,G@1
j. A. Gulzot, Treasurer Il Mint, Now
OTlcAus, la58Ui Ui..........,......... 4!5,05p
speclal attention Ia called tu Gaa. 1Anlca II.
httedtnRn, who has been milking himself nuto-
fHus lii uhin as II Democratic rurorncr. This
person was Collector OF tnterual Revenue at New
Oflsuus under Alldruw johnson from 1857 to
ta'8 aud. according To tho statement from ths
books Of tho Treasury, be defaultod to the
amount OF *;t1. Az. No part Of this sum has
b1eu ACCOUNT Dl for 10 thu Government.
, 1880-09-25

!ng moro like wild beasta than h,,nann be!nrS.
bioot1. and AuIcrlnR savere palm from my wotlud
received early IN the day, ithould have fallen
carryS crpe eenshs ne u is ar ns Ton
miles from CAndnhnr tho General, with two OF
mo stun, role m To report the disaster to Gen.
Primrose. and from tho ting no atnrtctl wo auf-
fGro'1 M furtlor uuoleatatton frou oue puEsuces,
VIM probably thought that force might ho
, 1880-09-25
GEN. BURROWS RETREAT.
A Graphic Description of the StnerfnEn
OF the Nsrlttsls Troopa After Their DC.

A NrQFialc Uchcflnsb0M 6I the ShNeftnEh
OF the Esrlttris Troops After Their DC.
A ror-.,u,unt.rt ~ ft,, ,,,,,,r ,kor,,n, Al.
eut4tsiohvnl s " LUZ Aona.n -l", ",'1'"o A,l-
teFt@r gives Tue iol1o"!nK description or TUG
retreat of tbs remnant Of Gen. l,ttrFowa' lrle-
"No. until twu to,,ra nftcr W, ha,f STARTED from
otif 'ntfchehmat't" dli we commence u roaiiso
tho helpless nature Of our condition. We had
a4l It was no,r D, IN, We had been .narcbtur
a.a nRh1ink asastet hH osef"nelmhR enemy
since y :. M, md had been thoroughly bcaton.
tho ncld, With two Of orr ruus tnst and thn
roora ~ tbo ~, w. nn ~
+o%at, " ra',.I. " s'41u M anu l.unua, ".en"ac.s
urcd.-1n fact, al1 >u,at was saved was whut tho
men wcro enabled t. rarrv win thor, from, thn
fu,d. We Ind bein .n,.ao.l,. nt.oo."I
~. ,.".s. """ uee' shsaecH "'tackea
o.. na,, leaving ,sS ..,,na our otto"s'mcnts una
e,npi!.bei about SIX nlas of our 4 wreiche.! S %s
journey. As wp hnd 10 face about Atd defuai
1t was Impossible not Il, see md forutuli iii tGo
horrors tint We saw around us the fats thai
!uEHht yet l'a in store FOR ourselves. III tho
front ii'9st , of tl'sir nurses bstiing and wo.d'
vnnc11l Et,nrtt md col. Grlsisth, while III Tho
centre was uutl. burrows oiDT ill l,u could 10
cheer md kocp np tho coir1tgo or The men.
tirnnt, wp,,n,sr4l: MW. Venrh. ni1i nrs. bnr.
rows unu Eaten, wbilG Col 1t, john overlook liz
INtcr IN, With tho rear p,1nrx, Ii such il c,,l1d
pe cntiuI, wcrp Nrixatller kuttHI ltItj remnants
Yut,, arl AiaJ liiytra. FItltlitIY It imfDssbo to
tlirti buck tho confused nafe Of f,iVitlyes fr,n,
tiI mai tkoy h0ii cit,sn i,r t,ltrrt,srs tlrcjci
lint ii wns buttnr 10 Amy with thom linn to IL
, 1880-09-25
At REST.

Ftr TN CA(easo Itthans.
II lite ID DONG for her, why wJep7
HgAite, SatAes. ut tho brcnthEtas month.
AM! eyus tlAt kunw alloh happy slavp,
Aud dMyS tiiAt hAye NJ t4ln " lruutl.
Touch the still hRndx With soft tsrea4,
Aud smile IN think thoin nyc ut rest,
With noYules4 feet Gild pulxsless heur&-
All Go4}. 4 would Haso 20 bltst.
FANNY pR2sU0aA
, 1880-09-25

a comparatively abort time, We nre told. fha
monkey learned 10 m through tho proper ma-
tfs,t* ny hnsrIf and afterwards educated two of
lila brethren 10 to IiknwIac For kovernI ycatt he
ia!rrt.t faithfully for his 1nnstcr, until ut Inst
hn full a vlctiin 10 lover IN the rnlny Henaot,.
This must bc. We faucy. tho first Instance on
record nf a monkey hcinE tRtight to pvrfor1n
tcntIon Of Mr. Frank fl1ckland whose pet ron-
keys. VIC believe. nnly In mischief. DIR nli~
read bes1ro the Atiato Society Of Bengal. which
takes rank with tho Royal Society in this coun.
try.
, 1880-09-25
:. THE aKANpISSINfEs.

4AE
simultaneously with Its CONCLUSION In Scrfh-
ners Monthly, Mr. Clhloa story ls lssscd III tuoIz
form, where 1t cat 10 rchtl 1nure enIuynb1y nsnl
npprecfatiyey than when furnished III instnIl-
nients. IN many respects and FOR tuany reHsons
tho novel Ia q ro1nnrkablu ono. 1t III n0t.o tlnG
alnUu cQ,lniIy ors9luAl book hns appchr0d us Il
c11lm0nt Tor popular favor. Although not
nuvico. In tho uso of tic pen, Mr.. Cnblo Is tot
what would be called a professional writer.
Yot hc ueyor losus bis sc,f-control, nbvpr lots
his work or hts pen run away trD,n him. Ills
familiarity with tho tmos no describes s tho ro-
suit Of patitnt Investigation. 10 US It sucins
II atrnnge period 1T tho histnry Of thia lrrubllc.
aud 1t would DO uaay to inlaHine both scene and
actors In sorns foreiRn cline. Eeserfhe less
lie. picture prusontcd ii iifo IL Louisiana
In tho carly ySare ol this century: Thu ehar-
aSure4 asts aFe sex seS u rst%; TIC a s s
10. We hays fo',l'l ";rhe urai,llss!t,,oa" /" !.
speak. as IS Gy G iii s oiher gaa!!scs. The Grroo
ssss 81 as g aes.t s soos fssS
c,sd, 1saGs,e' r. r. 1 The stor ef 5 So q
~ ti'ns e ths S, session 4 ieSsisrs f. liz 10
taor SnWxss. II itsee I" e"isr so U" .s iS
u tho Orauilisslutes mid tho Fuslliprs, two
prominent Gren!e families. and tha siNrory
question Ghnty IT, It, spcisa nspnst Ths ehas-
ect, Hra. as we have sa1 helare. quite tlnw IN tho
llternture OF ActiOn It. ia utlloiilt to gay whcl.
be bcst md inngest renumbur4I. raltnyre ia q
strongly y -lr9wn picture af the osts.oized quad.
snsr!seS, @ a ~ VIII VI shs iovlax, seedes Wu""s @ III
heart beneath tho .oulwHrttly.du'lant, cruel,
handsome fcatnrcs. AurUro anil Clnthi!dc enst
our sy.npntly and AileGt!on ut nncG, but they
are not Al lnarknd nor ~ wei! shaded na tho
male characters: llonnr3 1ranllsfllne an1 1o-
in3s,-n0t satlts Or herons, but human bplngs of
the boLtGr klnsi. It Is u charming Bayel, t0 hs
read carefully. and auTe to afford pleasure In tho
reading.
{The Grandss1ues. Iy q. ". -CnbIe. New
York. G. 6eribneg's 8tNus. f'rlco $l.6Q)
, 1880-09-25

~ CORRESPONDENTS.
Quiz, city. Wishes to lp admitted to scat and
rhA|r Ii Ail rrhdy for Him. ThaHka for puzzles.
@ l,:1! and ;, t,:s'; %,N!shtisht" is Da5Ecs al,-
ayro, city, Ishts upon four answers the other
Nos. ! ,%l., t.soa, tsa, aul 1,:aN. "
ptfk shnnry oty; sycs se correct ansoss
HUI he found this Que, hu would have been fnr
hnppf"r,
Ne!sen!an, Ne.son. H.. after a seyoro stsuss,u
VIII, thu - 'Snahntle' allowed il1ak he couliITt
al'awcr It, Ilo answers tho other seven cor
rectly. :.
Hui aIcas, Nielsen, Ill.,, canpot ra,so tho " Sun
shatle." but lltts tho other xuvcn to Wow, and
tue t't,s'$trs sent wcre good and true. Thinks
f0r puzzles.
Punch, urbana. ILL.,, offers eight answers. and
.s!,nshade "a answered With "starllaat," aud
thsroin ruuch was WRONG. \
p; F: X: city, ha.l 4 shadow cnt5 On hls l!ss
S ssys ~ f. ssr!ssss asS PSsea sSi sS' fes e
F,itz. ety. h.tl seven @ Y n1'swors @ propetly k!veu
ta 70 tS e sp u 1 n,Sas sS ,ettE ws ,r M
week, fnttIK Oh tho "SunshAde." -,
anl s q these Mo s,!ssxsisd Ivy !sst four Wers
pi,zzlea un hund; enoilgh for months. =
Poplar. Oshkosh. Wis., stops al nottang hut:
The ,.,sunshn.iv;" md would have Eotteti that
H. Il sas ~ III s s erS TSS 1s.s Ss
the rhou,is,Rl ot iunch. slr. ianch aisS 1a. Dre-
yen!nl ihe Indy tho week previous frun, ooa,-
Lut would wlah ho would ia1Eo his puzzles
easier,
Tho Dromtos., 0alena, Ill.,, say that "Busan
oSt T. ~, " y n ~ ,x n9es x IT. nnoshcr gooa
doubt. Tic lrutltus hayG thu prtlu1 sat!sfuu-
, 1880-09-25

This summer hRs brought out Mnothcr lttt!o
story Of n puro life, lived hunbty Ar,oug tho
shnmrocka or ireland. 1t bcnrs tho tItie uf
"liose O'Conpor," and mny 1,o found at Janscn,
McClurg g. Co.'S. Tho author is named rs ",TNcr
King" hut this Ia undoratood to bu tho nom dc
Jdunie Of Il indy Of culture now living in tho
West, but Of irish origin. Tho first chapters
would leaa one to lnfor TINT tho uotlot, nf tho
writer wns solely to rc}ate the sorrows and utE-
mRto happiness of two pairs of lovers, but there
hns evidently boon higher purpose linn this.
The wrours Of ireland hnvo Inspired tho writer.
nni bring before tic render scenes Of distress
not tlreatnt Of In oAr OWL land. The four prIn.
cipal characters aro waIE drawn, tucy hive MI
tho wit and warmhcnrtcdness characteristic Of
the 1rlsh pcop1c. and, Mas, all tho fnrtitue to
endure torrtblo want md oppression which
makes them submit to tho yoke. It scems to nu
Il clenr nnd necurAt9 pcn-p0rtrnft Of tho livrs
mud customs Of the peasantrY and nobility OF
Ireland.
Tho chnrnctcr Of this little book Is forc.fatl-
owed by tho dedication. "Accept this little hit
totihole bouquet, 'lsose md . few shnMrosks. m
ianl; thoir leaves gllsten with tho duws of a
Wn II 1FS Fx dsfsns 81 Snson = VIZ aFcss'a to Dr.
nS ssfy Gt ass os w aS III 1 sass "2S Si nSsS s
oyercono With TIC fear tlat itosc ,',ay yirli to
and INJURY nnroy pnolnn. rich orlpple, The
,ho Ea1 Ct Ms'ros Sn ssyE1
jlberal: minded mau, tbnrul'Ehly iaersss lol,,'
like tho lanti Of ovory othor country. belongs to
the people who lnhaht Il, mi, when tho itIhap-
S consy sy t t pees. u tS E. t,
Government Ia nlreat1y Judged nn cnn.lr1anel."
, 1880-09-25
THE PUZZLERS' CORNER,

fOEiRlral contributions will bo published IN
this department. Correspondents will plcnsc
sond tholr real names with thctr tlors de plnne,
addressed to the "Puzzlo.s' Corncr.' Avoid
Obsolete words A fnr ~ possible. Answers will
bo published tie following wcck.1
, 1880-09-25
1Ffi1tdm II. Eaeihh, Mdt

- .INVt
A terrthfe ExpfNsInn
will cotnesfNncr i)r1atcl
IT fi,iH fell spirit. Of sce.
tiunai HtrIfe continues
TO nyert sn dire q ca.
iAlhItv We should nai
only defeAt fItit annIbf.
late th!a Republican
(IJtrty.
, 1880-09-25
"SECTIONALISM."

Two Kinds for the North to Choose
Nfak1l. .-
, 1880-09-25

Art club. FtIf. st. Nnfn1ph's Club. f3ostnn."
The lrnnR llnst r7ltlnns. In addition tn tho two
nlfrrily nll,tlrt ~. nr..: ~ FtahnlHrkpt In
FcnIec." "MonnIIght IN thn A,,,lrs,scngRin,"
''FortrAlt Of Fletcher ElaTiH.r,' mud "Sumtner."
, 1880-09-25

Top-The act of nntstening a wound with
f xlTSf m: se IL edos's Rsae
poutnater; to cat; 4 fnvorlsc; a fastening for
S1FMents; pao: T. Gssti KKhtwAn old kame
to ntlIterate IL smntt yesecl; IN ToptMr. Left
ZcAl: . PUNT; z = s'Ea. ~ open carrnEe: q musical
button. an sxtItct animal: loft to right. part &c
tho stnutnch..
URuASA, i'll. PUNCH.
D1AMoEn-No. 1,s9g.
tn YonnEstcr: to tipple: girls nemc; horses:
q slSss a Gooahia. esshSis
GALgkA, ILL., pltonIUs.
llrIoMno1D-No. 100.
Acro*s-A SPECIES Of gltartz; constellation;
o.. Down-ln i. i. +, III exclan,ation;. n
statue; notch: an nniuaat; two-thIrds OF .oun-
ntipk; .t;4n,y,s,Y !, ynnnss%'sE; ST; nm ,onn,,
SQUARE woND-No. 13a1.
Ilccf md mutton hung and dried: mnn,a
etsctro.ncgat!ve Bubstancos.
CHICAGO. 4. F. X.
NUMERICAL ENlGMA-Eo. 1.on.
Inn co,nposest of nlrc lettnrs, and mn poor
Siy i. i. is nm obstruction In t,rs path.
Myi:s.a, "iways belongs to hin. ,,r, ~
NUMERICAL EEloMA-Eo 1,oe,.
IAIn composed OF eight letters, and nm kind
Of wng0n.
MyG ia, IA farm product,
MyB i, Z, l, IL u reptile.
CHICAGO. .OLuE Dnos.
NUMERICAL, 1sNiGMA-NO. l.80A.
lam composed Of eleven letters, uud ain q
HpIt-kuow1t tE0nt.
h!y l,.. {, q ~ article Of clothing.
My 7, 8, n. Ia n kintt Uf gr1s!E.
Nj 10. II. IL II rronuu..
Ny a. y, IL to tenr.
CIttCAuO. ESOpAToN.
HIDDEN CHRISTIAN NAMES-NO. 1,l5.
fho heKau ilntninH them nvcr.
lle lcil and tcEt three children.
How l,!ltCh tln ytItl Owe How2
VIII Fclt ut low rntcs my cutire stock.
HIVE yi,tl EGCn MY rakC3
ENGlKWDUD, Ill. IENNlQF,
, 1880-09-25

Cnnqsetsr,an HtaekhuFr. NJ
hrnt1rl:v, II The ff1ttlf
ArrU 8. mt,
We do not intend to
atop until We have.
stricken the lnAt rest!xc
Of yil,ir war 9cRialntion
from the stRtutt-hopk.
, 1880-09-25

tinn. 'iuf hoas lsHa ti,is 0nc ra r. itnmns,
tnn:o I6nd Of a,sa ~" xaI i,s rnad y T beforahn,tl u
nna h' tl9 ,xo[ s Of yer e as,iy
Xii cn,icnvors IN Inn y" fhe art ;3f hmtir1m ",,,i
anginE appcar honnrntis a,d worthy It tho tic
liz a 'nth ~ s,'cpsa ~ IN m,ssst ana ossist Iha
mdrs 10 esi'crle,,ceJ deserve Observation-Disclosures Mr.
Ggss e 5 HsSn worH Ses
"mijcd 4 ","1,t,,ar" boot. ri many nf III
suageations tic ct,tlt,ed to consdcra,fon by ti,e
itfiftv Ycars Wit, thc Gun nnf1 f,oh. 1,v ".
Crnss. Cloyelnnd: short 4 III Eornau. ' irIco
TIE GOVERNMENT CLASSROOM,
tir. Yuns ltns published n nuw edition Of Ills
" Government Class. (,ook," thoroughly rcyjsu,l
by snltqr 8. Clark It aims 10 rive c1cnr and
cO,nprehcnslyp knowledge of tho nrlucipfts of
cur Government, and II peculiarly n,'ap'ei to
usp In public schools. Tile definitions nre cIcar
and concise, and tho subjects aro those With
which every citizen ought 10 be familiar. Tho
book Is divided into. two parts. Tho iIlst part
treats Of tho principles of government, und
presents under this dvislon clcnr view of tho
machinery and practical operation Of tho st.tc
Govern,nunts. Tho book embraces tho follow
Ing sul,lcats: ]. Tho Principles Ut Government,
Eli which the filf,tl,mental prlnclplcs Of civil
nraj viex ~ ~ H. snto sa9t 9e-
~ pfaosiesl sppess!en ot issss priae!pIss a 'ha
s1,nt,t oea t u uI Rovorn
nro exercised. .. Tic Govert,nicrt nf tic UnItci
Htntcs: comprising skctcl Of tito Governments
ed ea 9 w cd S e % ,e n no,t Of
SsaS ss %5 S!st y
ss's ss g. s!stotIL t8S ssef II;
ny aa 10 to rxt 4eorS 81 nm ~ he
Ttio to PROPERTY by Descent, Cnnvcyancra,
Ieascs, G Gontr'etsii sa!:s an AFs|snnens; irin.
issnry Nutcs, Kills Of ExcfNnHc and other s.it,.
!sots nGccksary to ~ understood ~ pgrsons IN
To 1aS tnna f!s r alM ta nsess s, q 'a: ,t e
hy which the inereo;rse % of natioas Il W rrs,,s'e
Ihc work , a nfovidsd VII. rey'aw aussaion4.
sSsst s %a taaeas "!Sg ss psp"sss Of lilo
Young. Now York: c!ark :: s'"ynardJ
wA1no AND T1f,: wA,,nrss,A~s
', ts.nn'o eomGh Wt 10 aso asLor .. tno Nsacns'ah
Tho waidensian Thcolos.cut College. Iio has m
recontly arrived In this country, having bse,,
sons ny Tho waaons'nn Church a. 'elotFnto 10
In tho City Of rhtln.clphla. This fact gives nd
a!tlonal interest 10 pamphlet published by
forc tao Reformation" witch has been trIns. M
lated into En9iish and ID for snio hy A. n. T..
Mantnph & ca, Now York. AZ its Its title I'll In impies' nj
's s radss Grx sts ss9i hnas ~ bs s wsssss sss %
T. fo.Ins r., art Of ,,eh norc e1almra1c york
t;yo,r " tho sumo , nstnor, n't IL cnnpote ln
Ill., III wh % aro wi atcresss is in0 IL tSe ''Ha s'ory, y
asr s':ai ssa..so. ASs ngvsr'hstEs IT,
Saiy MtsissiinE @ laS!s HrS eostrlb'i,sd h coI'
, 1880-09-25

Adfrfsf Of the IHdtrnfrni
n'p9t'tfetlstf 4HtHt lug.
M,fsfrr ts, y ht!f: rnsl1,fnf:
ne.e a1Is...I.. ts MnHs ~ 1;.,. .t ~
i.; thu GsEIt"In ~; ~ ~ 2. Hnlscuck
aaoto y ~ q. no M'etisrGaW! ~. ~ Ea.'!
- =, = .,uSs:a'.a ,. s.... !. .nn t ), tnc. t
..ls. ahnt ~ "aI t'.ie'l ~ u
EoIleuis1s MW y Go!s-
, 1880-09-25

HftIfHt1 II. Englfsh IN NJ
LFflrF0} 14ecetfnntf, Jul
sat. i<k0.
The success Of tf1s
y IN ODrAt3c tfckel
would bitry beyond res.
direction sectional 1enl-
.tl,sica md lta.reas
aTsl restnre harInnH5
AMI Ethal ferlinu lIt..
tween nll the sections,
Franklin j4tlhtfrrs, Dfrno.
cratic caH.iiLHft for Tim.
fFtI..r af {HAiallt, IN 4ifl.
pItat. JAA1-
When ten. Hancock
Ia elected he will carry
tho Government llnck
wl,prr II was when the
Republicans got it.
, 1880-09-25

{6t. y II III mi.
Crntitltr whnt Lire
md jackson wOli1tl dn
were they aIiyo. These
flre the anfsH. principles
fur which thcy fought
for four yenrs.