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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

: No. 20.
800 acres in farm. 200 acres under hedge fence,
farm divided into 10 acre fields. good IL story
frame dwelling 7 rooms. good barn and cribs,
good bearing orchard. 10 acres timber, all good
land. Situated near Laddenia, Audrain county
Mos%akraee SsSoos ag@sza
No. 3.
go acres Improved prairie land. good frame
house. 1 rooms. good smoke house, abundance
living water. Land all under fence. Price SIS
per acre.
! Fo. 81.
One of the best stock farms in Missouri, con-
tanning 30 acres, 800 acres under fence. 100 acres
meadow, 500 acres pasture, a fine brick house of
10 ronans huiit4n fnoderlstyle. gpod barn, 3 three
l ffcfrxd OF 80 apple trexs, situated sI-2 milys
sontttpf Mexle .0ntle g. A railrnad. cAurches
and school house in neighbarh0od. Price $500
fer "a. e.
No. 81.
Farm Of 30 ceres all well fenced, good one story
frame dwelling house OF four Toouls. kitchen de-
taehed. good lranfe barn AKA feet, { and other
out buildings, yotiud Drchard zaFd abundance of
small fruit. 10 acres in cultivation balance tim
bered pasture. situgte 1-2 miles west of Mexico.
Price $500. terms easy.
6sa acres number one stock farm, all under
goodran fence, well watered by. creek. ponds
nd Welt. 6D acres In tame grass. 40 Of wiGealis
pasture. good orchard of three acres in full bear
ing and variety OF small fruit. good frame house
9 rooms. porches add portico, good smoke house
and ether ont buildings. yard nicely oriiaiHpntei
with eyergreens and siirubbery. 4 very desira-
BILE farm, two Mules from Ceatralta. Price Sispoo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

rr.h No IL. Z F.s r..-rs a.E- +EF
I6o acres, all under good hedge and plank
fence, good two story frame house, new aud in
good order, number one cellar and smoke house,
neiehboriood. Situated 10 miles north east OF
Mexico. Price S3,2oo. -,-t
No IA.
good fence, % acres timothy and clover, 20 acres
blue grass pasture, IS acres timbered pasture. 40
acres IN cultivation. s acres lots and orchard,
good un,- story frame house 3 rOOnnS, porch. and
pnrtico. good new barn, two wells, good stock
ponds, foar miles west OF Mexico, ON the county
road. Irice 5000. sss.--s- .-
No. fG. '"
Anicely improved farm hf gao acres I'm Galloway
comfy. new frame haise four roOH1s and porch.
baru i5xs5 feet. fine orchard OF select fruit. SO
acres first class white oak, hickory and walnut,
part of land timely adapted to tobacco and wheat
raising. ~ acres good tinfothv meadow, ITO acres
prairie and In cultivation, convenient 10 school.
post Office ene churches. Price $500.
Noe.
A number one farm Of $50 acres, all under rail,
Stat and plank fence. $50 acres IN blue GRASS pas
tlre. balance of fariu divided into four felds. ~
acres of pasture In timber. spring and creek wa.
ter on farm. good orchard Of 10 trees, good com
foatab}e house of four foolaS, beautiful lawn OF
ornamental and shade trees. good new frame
barn 30xao fest. Situated Is miles northwest OF
Mexico. Price 81 .h0
No. 2s.
10 acres improved land. two miles northeast of
Mexico, 90 acres IN cnltiv aiien, % acres In pas
,are. house with two rooms and Kitchen, log
barn and number ode smoke house, enc mile Of
hedge fence, good we'll and two ponds, orchard
six years old. Price $2.uo0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

Active, steps are being taken to zee
what can be done towards establish.
Ing q paper mill in Mexico. In our
niihdIthsrcIi s no doubt but what this
ehterpfisee win be pushed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

Our executive committee are com.
pleting arrangements to enter on
spirited canvass Of this county about
the middle Of October. Speakers
will visit all parts of the county. The
Campaign Daily LEDGER will accom-
panyi the m. @Hsis}5t si..f.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14
-.5# 2*ftAi ...sf4 a3tEtI paE / laI|
NOtice ri, Final, Settlement,

NOTICE is hereby given that i
~ will, M execntrix OF the estatE
Of n. #. iCreason. deceased, on Inc
second Monday In November, 1890,
fNnv.a. I86Q1 ut the September nd.
jonraed. term, 1880, Of. the, Apdrain
Gonnfy Probate Court, make nv
final settlement Of said estate.
TABIrHA CREAsoN. Il
fsa, Exrcutrfx Estate b. n. Cfcason.
23-4t a6eceascd. I'd I'D 1t - sTasg'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

A good small farm Of 80 sat,res. All under
fence. 4Dacres lumber, creek rapning through
It, 80 acres III cultivation. New frame dwelling
house OF 8 rDDEas, frame fkaFla ajxh1 feet. Out
buildings and other improvements. Plenty of
water Tor all Purposes. Price SI,2su.
100 acres. All aader esasi lle.igt. and ,Ell
fenre. 40 ACRES new meadow, ~ aerss pasture,
balance in cultivation. New frame house Of six
rouM& good barn. cribs. etc. Good wells ut
hosse and barn. Stock ponds, young. orchard,
good tinitaer, Situated d iisfes northwest Of
McKee,. Irlee s23yH, PEI acre.
t...- Nj !,
watafed by Young creek. 40 i4Eeas .laaSs land
(includIng 50 acres meadow. ! lsaisaiear al ~eaitlva-
ton Young orchard Just beginning TO bear.
plenty small trueft. two-sfofy tfafae house OF q
ROOMS. tenant house Of . rooms. iee-iouse.
smoke house and other cut buildings. Frame
baxs osN44 feel. good double corn crib. living
stream OF water runs throuhh farm. two good
within q mile. lac So.
30 acres, fronting half mile on public rad
loo aeses In Iaeaduw, orchard Of - acres. balance
number one taIlabie land, large two-s,ory haaIse
handsomely finished. all necessary ouH build
lngss situated 2i~a miles south of Mexico.
Price $40 per acre
ed, n acres good ll3a0thy ~sreaioaT, 20 acres good
pasture, balance m cultivation and timber. good
orchard. good | ia story fra,ae house five oooins.
go0d stable and other out buildings. high rolling
land as hood Us airy In the county Price 5000
per acre E-5.tsfs ts4 as-g 4E. .F
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

oIfGarfeld is elected, the Filley,
Van Horn, Day faction of the Repub.
licafl pafty viii be out Of favor. Pa
Dyer is no Filley man, and be now
heads tbs, ticket in this State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

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IT III I-l4at 30Y -
NOTICE
OIaK::Ral

NOTICE Is herebygivsiBl
payers nf "A udrianTt onrnf6
Tax Books Of 1880 are Mi
hands ready for coflectfua,u
the undersigned collector win,
at the time and places, nestsl
low, for the purpose Of -
taxes due for the year 1854, =
delinquent taxes for back zen
persons having taxes to pay y
quired by 4xwto come foexsi
~NT0gUocroREkI9E
Laddoaia-Prsirie teSasIie
tober Is and 26. :
FanGalia - Cuivre tewai1b
tober ~. mole i@sf -
Crows School House-Cuin
October %. ;4 20 al
Church nearJ Judge Owines', /
t0wHship, October 10. Hal
Friendship-saling toxlil9
tober 20.
Walkers School Heuselh
October Fl and %. are
Let every a. rpayer b n
bring the hhmber 81 his In
Aim. as1lshall make the ~
the number brought; briNl
road receipts. ~
b. F. DOBYM
Collector Rssssl
.ss -E a3usAvdsisA CAd
Mexico, Mo-, Sept. 2, 1850
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14


Have just returned from Saint
Louis with a full line Of fall and win
ter millinery goods. We have all the
latest styles in Hats, Bonnets,, Laces,
Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, and
other fancy articles. Ourgoeds have
been selected with personal care and
we iatter ourselves that we can
please the most fastidious both in
styles and designs.
aQuick sales, small profits" shall
be our motto. As we bought for.
cash, we can sell low. Dressmaking,
stamping, Pinking, Embroiderin9,
&c. Pleating done to order. We
earnestly solicit q share Of the public
patronage. All areinvited to exam
inc our stock, east side ofthe square,
next door to J. D. Morris dry goods
house, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

t-g+ No. 81. Hs a4s+.- a-t a#3-#
ESQ acres, ali under fence, subdiyided into five
fields. young hedge fence, $50 acres meadow, $50
acres under ploW. 1870 acres tilnbered pasture,
two small frame houses, good water facilities.
creek runs through farm, . no. 1 stool. farm situ-
ate I miles northwest Of Mexico. Price $4,000
per acre. -az@z - ...
r No. 80.
960 acres) all In cultivation, 200 acres in ~cultiva-
ton. balance IN blue grHss and fiInothy, large
brick and frame house With ID fp0Irs, ice house.
buggy ho,ire and AL necessary tfApfoyeHeenta
farm, good coal bank 50 inch vein. A splendid
farm OF number one land. Price low. = /.
2s acres all under good fence except: y. acres.
timber detached ff-2 nnles.g 70 acres ttfpotlf.
good orchard. balance In cultivation. good one
cistern, fine lot of shade trees around the house,
good school house on farm. school fluid sufficient
tosr1In school 3 months Ithe year, Abundance 81
stock water. Situate on She MeNicD 1D1 81.
Charles road, nine miles east al Mextcp. 8 Tnftes
from LaHdofia and Benton City. A hne farm.
well iocatedgood range for stock. Price 5000
per acre. C =
No.
60 ARES river bottom land, alfin gohd shafe, !.
lf1 acres blue grass, 100 acres Timothy, 10 arrfs
timbered pasture. balance under pillow, all well
fenced. good ! 12 story frame house f6x4s feet
with ell lex32 feet. good ice house, buggy house,
&c. Barn 4oAs, fesst with basement. 4eRto feet,
plenty water for all p1fpVsee. AinPsosealeHts
nearly new and in good shape. good land. Sit
uate five miles north of Mexico, on county road.
Price $40 per acre. IA 5 I&E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

-Sash. doors and blinds at Barnes
& Houston's. 25tf
, 1880-02-03
WALL STREET.

Special Di1pateh 10 1hs Chicago 1tlhuns.
MEM ytlsK. Feb. 2.-Wall street was unusually
full Ut ru1ors to- d4y, tho ulost important being
that huge block Of Erlo sttHk, said to DO loo'oo
shnres, ha.t heon transfcrrest 10 william II. Vat'
derlt II, return forrcrutn business concessions
gr1ntes. by thu New York Central Company to
that Company; 1hat a ayndlcuto had been formed
TO purehaso :41, QUO sharca Of Luke ehoEo stock,
aftcr the manner Of tho recott "synttteatcs" tn
New York CclltraI and Central Pacific; that Il
Syndicate bud been formed In Atlantic & 0reat
Western stuck; that consolidation hptwecn
tho Pullman anl Wuguer p-tace Cur Companies
waa about to ha contaminated. Tho flrst three
were pronounced by thtso hest qualified to
knov purv stock -iobbIng storacs, without any
foundation except tho desire Of tho iadtsislua's
who havo recently boon largo purchasers Of tho
s.ocks mentioned to mako u market lu 0rlcr 10
enable them to roallzc. Tho Atlantic 4 Circuit
Wcsseri. stock i absolutely ya'ioless. Tae !ast
r,1u!ur wnx current lust week. When tFcs!t1ttit
George 81. Pullman was il town, al! he
then pronounced It untrue. fcstertiay ticu.
President rnrker sald. when questioned atH,tas
1t, II Il IL ~. know nothing abnAt IT," asll
hnstenrd 10 adi, - For fear YOU may tnfor from
my language ! aua trying to colceal anything
from sou, will ssy that theFe u 10 f0unuation
whatever fur the story, except that sllch 4 tAinE
has been tAlkcl about at various fltnca during
tho pgst al1 mouths, but tho talk AeytT amount.
Cd to anything. There will bo no oonsol1dalon.
, 1880-02-03

Tho bu1tnesa will bo continued 1t tho old atsnd, II.
13 u and II yinn.at, Cincinnati. and Tho branch at
Chicago, under Tho nanao nj E. ". ALLEY. Thank
Ing you fos patronage extended to III ns n Aru,
would Eequtat fur hlm continuance at tho same,
January /, 1850 a. u. ELl.lS.
, 1880-02-03
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
THE sESArE COMMITTEES ntLI-


WAsllSarOa, D. c., Fob. Tho Alabama
Claims bill, reported from tho Bauate JudIcinry
Cou,nllttuo to-day by Senator Thurman, Is sub
siautIally Identical with tho amended tlR4a bill
renoytc.l from tue sano Committee dy Senator
Ednunds near tho cl0sc Of tho FoTtr-tonrth
Congress. III TINT Congress tho House pasaed
bill which provided for reylsinK th6 act auttor-
i1lnK tlo creation nf special cot.rt for atljutl.
eating tho Aln'mma claims, authorizing tho
Cuurt to alt eighteen months, and giving stx
months nftcE It's organization for tho filing
md notification of claims. Tho fourth section
of the bill enumerated thrnb Glasses Of clAIlns
nf which tho Court might take cogntzanec.
Tho first class included Chains described Ia tho
eleventh section Of tho original net l'ot already
nl}iHitcated,-utams directly resulting frpHl
dntnngo do1lD by Confederate cruisers. including
vessels md carpocs tnkon on tho high seas, nr
pursued from tho high scNs and tAkon within
tolr iutica Of ahoro, III cIsea Of whale shtIs, 10
por, ecj.t upon thu value and outat Was to 10
allowed IN lieu OF freight. Tho second class "aa
foE claims OF , por CONT addtaonnt intcreat upon
judgments awurdeA by tho original Court THIS
premium elqim!s-
. THIS roUItr1t SECTION
Of tho hill that passed tho ao1iso was entirely
stricken out by the SenAto Judiciary COMMITTEES
of the lust Congress- alld something quito differ
cut waa substituted. The 6cnntn Judiciary
Committee OF this Congress seJtus to hare tho
sasne oplnIon NJ tta predecessor on this q!Ics*
ton, Tho .,ew fourth Eecton rGpca!s ~ utlsch
OF tho twelfth section Of the orixiual aot cstab'
l.shny the Court ~ excluded cluin,s at insurance
co.npanlea or Insurers, unless they coul'! show
that tho sum of their l0sscs un whr'flaRa o."
cccded their War-prrmlisslis or psohss.
anti thon It provides thit each os
saeh ess rs we're bcf"fs ,bo efs1ua IsI Ill., snI
further nf,yilcss TINT tho Court kaAll also con.
, 1880-02-03

SEYMOUR unQuEsr1oNAnLy orr 1TrE Tn4cK.
Special D1pasth to TIE Chted9o Tribune.
ALnANY, N. r.. Feb. 2.-Tho cxAct languato
uscst by ex- Gov. soymourin hIs tRlk with De Witt
c. West, when hero ton days ago, Is accepted
~ rutting nn end to atl idea OF Mr. Seymour ai-
lowing his name to go boforo tho Nnuonnl DEM
ocratio Convention. Io said ho was satisfied
TINT no person ever fully recovered from tho ef-
fccts Of sunstroka; that half adozen mon spcnl-
Ing an hour in bis room discussing political INIT
tcrs would deprive him Of sleep and res. tho cr-
tlro night; nu person und1r such circumstances
was in condition to stand tho wear and teur to
which candidate Is subjected, mich less could
he perform tho duties Of tho Presidential Office
Iie had como to Albany to make certain hts re.
trcn,ont from, tho Presidency Of tho Stato Agrt-
cultural Society; to bo relieved OF even tint
care. All shades OF Democrats In Albany nro
now fully convinced Mr.. Seymour cannot bo
n,ndo candidate. This, with tho expected with
drawal Of Tltden, leaves aanford Il. Church tho
only cnnd!dato In this State looking for tho
nomination. 1t IL reported that he, like many
othcrs. has dlscoyored TINT kcltye recent c9n.
master Of tho Aituhhon. 1t 10 also Etatcti TINT
Church has ulrendy made 0verturcs for alianco
@ Tde and ms o. to- f4r % n tmG
sumo thing.
PROMINENT ph1gun1r rrpI1ots. sx's II WILL W NE
Tho Hon. II. r. Mccormack, cx.mcmbcr Of tho
New York Legislature from DelnwHru County.
who for ten yenrs has boon Chn trman Of thu
Democratic County Committee In his district,
wis at tho Pnlmcr House yesterday. whcrc a
TRIBUNE reporter had brief talk With him.
Nr. Mccormack Is great admircr Of Sam TIL
den, and Is looked upon as ono OF his stanchcst
supportern In New York Btatc. Tho reporter
said:
avn New Yorle bo a dn11htful Etnto this
, 1880-02-03
SUPREME COURT.

Special ptspateh ia Tbs Chicago Trotne.
~, ~ ~, - t ~ a sna uausans
M" PHASES VI tho p"st. pleseut' anu 'Itusu III
tho history OF aaurlgo seemed TO moot toHetnor
wcro tho robct Judges, n eort Of connccttpg-
ink hotwccn tho 1;nplfsh .1ucInrv antl t,,o stnia
Courts; around tho benches, on tho outside OF
tho bar, WIS tho usual small audience composed
NJ Tho neorle who have nothing Ia do but whit for
s,s..s ~ a.t,. Y,.,.ta ~:
st"othlaa pr'l.i"ht l1"1n ao auwsete. 4lasnio .ne
hGr ,, WA tne saIhorins OF mwsers wao aIn sehsr-
tho 5cctsio,,s Tho roo1n VIVA rs still aud sjeon-
oaS,nnIl,n, -. - a,rost o,r,",.s I. Eothjnr ,sa.
cuu!'s .', 10 "',oeS ., ".H d. na,. "ac
, 1880-02-03

Cameron Will never support Sherman unless hts
Domination cnnnot tt defeated. MGsinnca. tho
tlfctai0r nf tho party In Philadelphia md luke
warm Grant tnnn. will bc one Of tho
aoia,Eates ut MsEG T,ht ,,'n. xlok eeos
= urged az another dclegate Mt lnrvc. .ntd
hfs sneccss Is prohnblc II + conceded b.. ttant.
ernn that Diafno IA olltitlch tu have ha!f tho
delegates at Inryo taken from tho tst Of bis
known friends. Eltnr Ncfhcrson hat been
spoken Ut ~ ono Of them, hut tho Philadelphia
delegation refuse /? entertain tho prnr's!tinn.
several Congressional districts Will hi accepted
and ratified By the Convention.
WARRINGTON OPINIONS.
5peetdi Dhpd'th 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
WAH1i1S1rOs, D. G.. Fob. 2.-There IS grcnt In.
torcst manifested here In The ncti0n Ut TIM
Pcnnsylyania Convention. There Aro many
pr0phcts, hut nobody prNtenda 10 know what
will be done. It ts genarnfy believed, however.
that, whatcvnr may 6o tho result. Gen. Drnnt
there Will bo positive Dlntno md sherman men
In tho ConvrHt10n:. Tho GrInt men. two months
ngo, wcro mt willing to ndmit that ,nr9Anizcd
opposition would he possible. Theyn have 1hcn
q Rood many private dApatehes rcEelvei here to-
day, some of which show that rs tho time
for tho Convention approaches Don Cameron Is
conspicuous fcnt,trr In these dispatches Is tho
fnct that Don Cameron Is more prnnnlancc1 In
his hostility tn Dane than Il was supposed he
would bo. Cnmcron's tcnr or Uln!nc seems ton
vel! founded for It 10 pretty well 1tndcrstGpsl
hero that II Cameron fails In his purpose 0f hnv.
ing the Convention Inatructed for urant tho de.
tho dispatches received eays that ca,ncrnn now
openly declnrcs that Dtainc Is tho srakost In Tho
list Ot tho candidates beca,so hc could not curry
tho pivotal State. New York.
, 1880-02-03


sptttat Dtpatth to The CAtcaoo Tribune.
WAsu1Saroa, D. C., Feb. a.-Among the Wcsb.
nrn bills introduced to-day was ono by Colcrick,
Of 1nlnna. nskEng for Information rs to tho cost
Of constructing shln canal from Lake Erie
down tho Wabash vnllcy and Eric Canals to the
bend OF navigation on tho Wabash l,lrer, md
nppropratcs Fl5,0 600 to meet tho expenses OF the
inquiry.
cs1EArEs1Sd TIE PRICE or rArEH.
Col. Fort gavc expression to tho views Of these
who desire to have tho prices OF paper reduced
by introducing n bill to plnco certain articles
entering Into tho manufacture Of pupcr ind
Glass on tho FREQ list. It includes soda-ash, wool
for clothing, md uns!zcd pnpcr exclusively for
books and pamphlets, ETC., at s per cent nd
raloIcm.
. SANITARY REGULATIONS.
To the Water. Assoetated Prtss.
WARRINGTON. D. c., Feb. a.-The bill intro
duced In tho Senate to-day BY eenator Harris to
Increase tho efficiency Of tho National Doar,l
Of 1lcnlth provides that the Board shalf report
10 tho President whenever my placc In tho
United statcs Is considered by it to be dam
gerously infected: and, nftcr tho official publfcn-
ton Of such rcrorp By tho President, tho bill
prnhiblts tho transportation nf goods or persons
from such pace into State other than that
Within which such place Ia located. The pro-
htbt!on continues until tho President prgslaim1,a.
aso' s provides that the conlanding officers Of ali
merchant vessels entor1ng any United statcs
n"st from any foreign pnrt situated @ between gast
ranoan, staltipon demand deliver to tho customs
81 f se It oas @ y q sessEEs ssE ~ S Sa iSe Rros ss
l,enitI officers at tho port Of departure.
senator Harris also introduced Joint resolu-
raiionn1 Conference to mcet at Washington, to
whlcl, tho several Powers having, ports likely to
be Infected With ycow, foyer Ct eh1l be Invited to
fiGcation as to tho nct,a aanitary condition, OF
q saes k Fnscrs re s 1ns
resolution were referred to tho Committee On
Epidemic Diseases.
INTERSTATE co,tMEncE.
Tho House Committee on Commerce this mortt-
Ing took up tho question of Interstate com
mrrcc. and gayo n hcnrtng 70 Representative
hIccoi.i. ot Town. who ,,rgcd the inssaEe Of !.
that it was inpen1tiycly .'etnanded ~ tho agri:
cultural interests ot bis State, that tho object
Natanei s All III eGe!a eaetons 70
merce by railroads. lle opposed nil logialaston
which wnuid Interfere with tho present COM
Of water lines at tho expense Of localities whose
only safc, speedy and direct way 70 market vas Is
~ sa soo ns a & q rcef e or n nS
citizen in caec Of controversy With nrnilrpatl. IA
itisnc cnrporatton can drive q citizen from
md their superior strength. lie claimed thnt
big h!tl mot th!s nxtgency BY nropostng , the e.
tab!lshtnent ct nonrsl Of hn.oal Conmssnn !,
cltizen, and In tho tlamn Of the Gnvornment to
investigate them and nccord relief.
APPROPRIATIONS.
pSidss I 1 fol % IN aprropristoa Of sSSo to eon@
tlnne the wGrk upon tho st. 1ouis Poss-O Oaice
n rho iii introduced by Representation Phillips
survey and Improvement Of tho Osago River.
, 1880-02-03

Tho undersigned. In continuing the bubineEa hero
sofosa conducted By ALLEN Ell.1H, would hcrahI
return bis thank4 tor tho patronage heretofoFo
tended 10 the old nsm. and respectfully re1ueats
continuance Ut tho sa.uc.
For the present Mr Ellis Will continue In charge OF
tho business In Chicago.
c. ". AL1.EN.
Cincinnati. IAluaEy /, 1&N,
, 1880-02-03

Speetat Ditpateh to Tia Chfeaoo Tribune.
MADISON, Wiz. Feb. .s-Tho Democrat Will
publish To- morrow morning the tlrst and second
choice for President of tho stntc officers and
clerks. and members Of tho Senate ard Aasosa.
tly. Tho whole number Df pershns interviewed
was tai. Tho FIRST cl1otce was ulaine u; Grnllt,
20; Seymour, 1n .lohn Sherman, 10; T. Il. Wash-
br.,e, 8; Garfield, 3; Itltletl, !; 3ayns1! :; HUI
cock. /; Ein,lNt!s. /: Hayes, |; t5ot!. Sherman,
]; rofsed tn e4 press III up!niol. 0; tor nonlae9
p{ tho Republican, CUnFentiDn,9.
, 1880-02-03
q CENTS.
4 tho ehorc, and whether or
ado by tho original property
1crwrltcr who paid for such

= > II #IlC[nHF
mt tho claim - iadD by tho original property.
owner Or ny s 9 dcrwtttcr who paid for tt1ch
/: ' - N' e CLAIMS SHALT rn
considered Inns Of tho second clnss. The
tlt1crencuL N this bill md tho bill which
hma twlce rasstu'tho lfonao IL TINT tho Betlnto
bill establishes tho clalms Of insurance cum
panEca and claims on ncco,lnt Of tho cxci,lpntcd
mium clatns, while tho House bill establishes
the Wnr- prcmum Claims, claims for allowance la
lieu of freight to wt,alcrB, and claims for aidi-
tonal interest on c1n'ms already adjrdcatcd,
and nnts tho insurance claims. This bill Is not
reported nnsntn,o''sly, By tho senate c1ni.. =
scnator Mcl1onad will. ~ hehalf &C
tho minority, rrrpnre n substitute. II would DO
premature 10 attempt 10 Hny whnt the Senate
will do but Il Is unlikely TINT tho lIou.e will pass
1ny such hIll NJ tho ono reported tn-tiny. Snn,e
provision for extending. tho limit Of tho term Of
the Court twelve months II It does not cnnclutlo
!ta 1s.lncss in eighteen months All cini,ns nd
jutllcntcd under tho original nets. and all cx-
pcnscs Under this net, must be pn!d out of tho
Alabama money before tho newly atijudlcated
class arp to DO pnid before tho claims Of tho
second ctass, and, II thero IA not nancy enough
10 pay tho sccond.class claims In full, they arc
to be paid pro rlta.
, 1880-02-03
Proposals for tho Purchase Of Ordnance
Stores.
OFFICE or u. y, ORDNANCE AGENCY,
tAfmy Ha}ldine}, i. 3. Bnx Tit,

DkFlCk DE u y, QEtHNAECE AaESEft |
No. lM Grcnna.st. cornbE Houston
tAfmy I3u!ld!ue), 7. ., Box tysli.
sealed Proposals. In duplicate. wt be received and
nuTchase 81 obso}eIa ant unstr!esah,n 1an.nn NJ
and 6Fduanee 6tutes on hand NJ the U. i, ofinnnee
AKenqT And Now York Arsenal, Governors Island,
MY: T.. ssnh1actn9 Iron Cannon Field. bleRe and
Gstf1s1n Gun. Cartridges; Shot and Hhoil lTplcncnls
kwo'asi Aa6ses! Cavalry snd 1nfan.rI EaaipmsnI
asr; Maehposi Toofa and uteass, also Hcrsp Metal.
Fu dnts!ls viii bo found In tho Catalogue copiss Of
rhe6 q 10 Pfqeu5ed ~ Tho ortnancc bnse. Waah.
AEsnnal Terms cAshs - per cent at the ume Of the
iad f Ienn,s q q s.sIss r1ctnE q! charged
Tbe epa1imsnt rosofsas tho ,st,t to foiect sry or
~ baa not deemed satisfactory, fEior 70 tbs ncrept-
9ncG n any bid 1t will hAvc to be npprDvnd BY tho
WV Department rropo.nIs VII b aadresssd % The
Y; iI3 h Ordnance Agency. New York Ctty q: Q. INK
Qrfnapcs Htorcs," 4. GllEFlN,
- Lt-Cnl. bf Ordnance.