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National Republican., 1880-11-09
nina rlcnndernrn nt Sam TrnncIsnn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov s. - The United States
frigato Ticonderoga arrived here to-day from ia
pan, via Honolulu Commodore Shuieldt was
commissioned to negotiate atrcaty with COrca, but
failed. Only two cases Of smallpox were reported
National Republican., 1880-11-09
GarneId's Majority In Penn syivania.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.--Onicial returus from all
but three counties (Greeno Jefferson and Sull
vnn) give Garfield plurality of 35,G37 in this
slate.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
rxp,osion ofn Powder Nngazluo.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. S.-A magazine containing q
ton and a-half of powder was exploded In La
Crosse to-day by shots fired at the building by two
men. who were arrested. The explosion was
heard twelve miles and sma,hcd windows all over
the city, but 10 lives were lost.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

To Hon. j. M Ddlsgll, Cd'dueR Ohio:
MY DEAR SIR: Your kind note of the 4th Is re-
ceived, for which please accept my thanks. | pre-
fer to do precisely as you recommend. Await tho
Judgment of tho general assembly of Ohio un-
biased by any expression ofmy wish In the matter
referred to- l do not know what Is the desire Of
General Garfield, but can see that my election
might relieve him from embarrassment and leave
him free TO do as ho thinks best In the formation
of his cabinet. Again thanking you foryour kind
offer | am very truly yours JoHN SHERMAN.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
Nlaiinrs To NInntnr.

| CLEVELAND, Nov. S-One hundred and thirty
young ladies of the Lake Eric seminary at Pains.
| vile visited General Garfield to-day passing an
| hour at his house. Minister john a. Kasson Of
Iowa was among Goneral GnrIleld.s ealers.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

1T Is announced, but upon whose authorilyis Is not
known, that the Marquis Of Lorne and the Prin'
enth regiment which will take place in New York
at the new aImory on the night Of December TO-
National Republican., 1880-11-09

MONTREAL Nov. s.-Thc local branch Of the
Irish land league here has issued an address call.
ing for subscriptions for parnolls defense.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.
The Every. Day Occurrences OF Busy
World.
a Days Record of tho Electric Wires-Notes
and Comments from All Parts
of the Earth.
Tho Mcbride Land Case.
Cnnnlian Lnud Longucrs.

The case of Mcbride VS.. the secretary OF the in
terror will be argued on It's merits In the United
States supreme court at noon to-day
National Republican., 1880-11-09
Tho Chestor Park Rnoes.

CiNcIYSATI, Nov. S.-The races, which were post
poned last week on account of rain, were resumed
to-day at Chester park In the 2;2i class race un-
finished from last Wednesday, Robert MacGregor
was the winner, scontne second. Minnie R, third
and william II. fourth. Time, 2:2Sls.
In the 22s class the following Is the summary;
Lady Rolf. ...'''''''''''''''''''''''' l
SQnnle f,.....s.,. .,.'..'''''s''''''''''''''
MOllle ReStler.u'. '.',''s's''s.s'''''''''''' 8 y
business, '''''''''''''''''''''.'' I
Fashion ....''''''''''''''''''''''' D or
Tolumaid,...,. ...,,,,.,,,...,..,',.'',''. dis.
Time, 2:35, 2;3l34, 2:291a.
The ficc.for-all PAGERS race W as unfinished, Tho
following is q summary!
SOrrol Dan....' .'''''''''''''''''''''''''' l
RoWdy .'''.'''''''''''''''''''''' U
sleepy TOM ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Lucy y...,,s..ssss.s.''s s1.''''ssss'ss''ss 4 a .
Time. 2.264 2.23A, 2:20l9.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
Tic Seventeenth Illinois District,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. s.-Full returns from the seven
teonth district Of Illinois show that William Il
Morrison Is elected by 96i majority.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

Tho following was received yesterday by Hon.
w. W. Upton, second comptrollor
PORTLAND, OREGON, November T.
Returns not all In, but tho state certain for the
republican electoral ticket by not less than 500 ma
iority. JoHN IL. MITCHELL.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
Official Vote of Ph,Iadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.--The following is the
Garfield, 1885, Hancock, $50; Weaver 237.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
The Mares Nest,

No intelligent man doubts that Garfield has
really carried New York, and no honest man will
join IN an attempt to deprive him of what ho has
wou.-NelU lOIk HcrOH Of |y6StrddU
National Republican., 1880-11-09
Tho snirlcln NInnIn-

NEW YonK, Nov s.--WillOm Manson, Scotch
man, committed suicide this noon, at his store, No
10 DcekmOn street, and John Suttlage fty years OF
age, native Of Germany, committed sui.
eide by shooting himself in the head
ut No. li2 suffolk street. Manson was
II saoon-keeper TIc was formerly major
Of the Seventy.ninlh regiment, n. g. 5. y. y.
lie went through the war With that command and
was taken prisoner at Bull Run. The deed was
committed with navy revolver the bullet pene.
trnting the heart lie was married four months
ago TO II second wife and leaves seven children by
the first WIFE,
Bertha Young aged twenty.thrcc, q dro.smNker,
was killed last night by fall from the roof of 200
East Seventh street. The cOronors inyestign-
ton shows that the girl PROBABLY threw herself
down. being desperate ftOm uurcqultcd love.
The statement Is made that Il tobacco merchant
who had coured her IN her old homo at TITUS
Vile, Pa, aud subsequently in this city, had not
been heard Of for nearly two years. The girl took
the dcsertiOn to heart and icl! seriously III, She
had partly recovered, aud II was thought had for
gotten her ulliCtlOn,
National Republican., 1880-11-09
General Garfield invited to a Dinner.
Oregon.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.--Thc alumni of Williams
college, in this city, have invited General Garfield
70 q linnor.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
AIInlnnie1 SninlIr.

A woman numcd Jennie Ludlow, living ut No.
1927 D street northwest attempted suicide last
evening by taking laudanum. She sent to
drug store for the laudanum, ostcusby for medi.
cinal purposes, about noon yesterday, and
found lying I'm her room about o'clock last cyen-
ing suffering from the effects OF the drug ana ap
parently dying. A physician was summoned at
once, and by careful attention succeeded in re-
lieving tie woman. She was rapidly improving
at midnight
Suicide IN II Statlon-H ousc.
NEW York, Now S.--August Wilka, u German
mason, Of 2l0 East Fiity.soycnth street, was ar.
rested for being drunk to day and locked up In the
Finynlnth'srcat slation'housc, where he commit
ted suicide by hanging himself with his sus-
penders.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
Secretary sherman and tho sonatorshlp.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

CLEvELANDl Nov. S-The HeFad VIII Io'mo rrow
publish the following:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
THE BOARD CT rnusTEEs OF GOLD
~ Hill d. nInxLn.

srcTios /. An annual Ad valorem tar OF one
sni Que quarter per ctnium lpVn tue value Vi
taxable .rvptr.y witLin ,Le loan OF Colo Hill
10 her, by lev.,d AID directed to be- collect. d Tor
town purposes upon ID. assersed value VI all
such ,aiAb.s nv, srt, made taxable y BIZ laws
4 tuis .ste iOr d.. te and c un,y purposes. In.
Guiding the yet proceed. Of the mines.
exc. !. The taxes i-vi.d b. section I u this
ofuiIaLce. aud " he Assessed AID collected IN
aecoIdsnc. Win the IrvvisioLr ~ al oidinsnos
entitled. " Al Urd.n nee " provide ior The H. W
IA COLLECTION o, taA,s on real AID p~er,oLsi
property within the Town vi Gold HIi." paced
april ~. leov, and ai-o. 81 orainsncs rLut.d.
Al Urdin.uce u provide ior III time aud
msnnsr VI AscertainiDg The value o. tn net Lro.
c,eds VI miLe, IL the purpose o, ta1at on. aid
" piov.ds fsr the colls,.i VI ruch ..xes.
l.. l. FOX,
President Of the Board OF Trustees OF III. I W
Of Tod I'LL.
Attest: VIC HYDE. CLERK OF the Board.
Al = meet. us ~ The Board U, 1rase,s,f the
Town OF .uid h held nph, 10. lssO. , rdi.
uaLce No. lis ~as psrred by he fvLo \ ing y,tei
Yeas irustses M.iesr. D.ueuy .nd frv.i.
dent Fox.
AUs,ni-Trustecs wolley and : emery.
~ W. a.. HYDE, clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18

NOTICE is hereby given that the shares
next he einafter d. sciibed - UNlssUED are
the number. OF the q SUkRENpEhED Ger:
t~iicates Of the former LADY wASHlnuTON
MINING COMPANY'S STOCK.
Untssued stock.
Names. No. Certif. Shs. Amt.
Thomas d L. Trustee. Arse-s
ments Nos | Q, ana g.. .S92i .....2....S 20
And In accordance With law. and an order OF
tue Board Of Directors. made on the twenty.sev'
.nth day Z October. lss0.s many shares OF zach
parcel Of such stock - may DO necessary VIII DC
sold At public auction, Of the ONCE OF the Com.
pany, No 3O2 MONTGOMERY street. Rooms 3 and
6, san Francisco, California. ON MONDAY. the
twsutieth day OF DECEMBkk. 1850. Of the houf
Of tvo O'Clock Pm Of sad day. TO pay said delin.
Quent assessment thereon, together with costa
OF Advertising and expenses Of the sale.
WV. II. WATSON. secretary.
O~fics-Rooms s and Q, No. SD2 Montgomery
street, $50 Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
TO Owners or Lady Warrington
Mining company and BOYLE
Mining Company.

OWNERS or sHA RS In the above
named Companies are notified that they ars en-
titled TO their proportionate shares o. si1ek ~
upon due payment Of ASsK>ShENr NJ. 4, VI
% CEs Go per ,hare, levied BY said Company
on tie 9Th DAY OF OCTub' X, 1850. ano nos
delinquent, and the surrender Of their eertin'
WV. II. WATSON.
aecr'tary Benton Consolid ,ted Company:
San Hrancisco, Nuyembrr ylh, 1850. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18

tOAsOLl IA rhD IN rERlAL hlA.
place OF business. san Francisco. Cs.iiornis
Location VI works. uold Hal. STOREY county.
Nevsda.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing-described stock. on account Of assess.
ment mo. 49, levied VI the hIru tsdl day Vi
November. 1850, the several amounts sci op
posite the names OF the respective share
holders. as follows:
Nsues. No. Certif. shs. Amt.
Atkinson, Doud 90. Trus-
teue......... ...........23Io. .oO0. ..$oo e..
Atkinson. D0ud 4 Co, rrus.
tees........., ........ .tOsif. 100. 10 E.
Aikiusou. DUud 4 o., Trus
ttes .fIf'o... uOU....UO o..
AtkinsJn, LION 4 o.. Tru..
ters. 1885,. .oO.....o 3.
Atkinson. Lyon q Go. True
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18

And In accorisnee with Law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the sil,h
day OF November. 1850. % many shares Of
each parcel of such stock - may be Necessary
will be sold at public auction. at the Auc'iop
Hou.e ut John Middleton & Son. No. &i9 Pine
strcet, san Francisco. California. on FRIDAY,
the ,hiri y.nr-t day Of December. lsso. II the
hour Of I O'Clock p. n Of said day. to ray
said delinquent assessment thervon. together
with co.,s OF advertising and expenses OF the
sale. WILLIAM WILLIS. Secretary.
uryIcr-Room 70 sevada Block. 70. 500
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
RESTORED.

A victim OF early imprud' nee. causing nerv.
GUS debility. premature decay. etc .hsvinsSiied
In vain ever, known remedy. has discovered Q
simple mesna % self cure whfsh be will sspd
free 10 hls fellow-sufsrsrs. Address J. h.
RERyKS, % Chatham o., N. 7. osle
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
Passed .u.o Ilh. 1880
THE BOARD or TnUsTEEs OF GELD

THE BOARD or TnUsTEEs OF GELD
l. Hill do U dain:
eEc 4. The y rrident aud Clerk OF the Board
Of Tru,teer OF he Town 81 Uvld Hi az. b, 10.
ny autho ized and required { , i.sue ne Bond
Of the Town o. Cod Hill IN the sum Of Five
THOUSAND collars u.i cd State, w q coin.
pkc. 2. The said Bond phAiI be IN such form
o. The Prc,id, n aud Clerk u tAid Bard may
prescribe, AID SHAH DO to the III O, tLst The
Town OF Odd Hill 1, boun l aud holden Q d will
paS TO the holder I said BOND he sum II
money named therein on the q tenth Va, or
Urtober neat. With ~iLterc-t thereon at tho
rae o one per cent. Per month. United
ststes god coin. In a. Get .AyaDie quartz ~.
btc. . The Lon,y received nom the rals OF
aid Bind rhali be u.ed Tor the purpose Of
paying Oh the floating debt OF the T-wn Of
u ID Hill.
SKo. This Ordinance to take effect and be
In force fom aud af or IT. parrage aid ole
Se KS publ catiou IN the GoLD nnL DAILY
News.
L. T. Fox.
President Of the Board OF Trustees Of Ihs Town
Of Oold hi.I.
Attest; ". q. HYDE. Clerk Of the Board,
On motion Ordinai Gu No. ilG, ~ read, was
passed BY the follow Ing vote:
Ayes - Trustees Mercer, Dalchy. Lsmsrv
McOurdI aud President Fox.
w q. hrDE. Clerk Of the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
ORDINANCE NO. 1lo.

A. ORDINANCES To- authorize tho L..
sunurc OF n boSd 10. thr su,pose Of
nort owtns honey to Redeem The
oat'ss .ebt Of tue 1o~s si laid
Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
DELINQUENT SALES.
DENTON CONSOLIDATED CON.

- W. Location OF principal place Of
business, ran Francirco, CaIiforn ..
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District.
Gold Hill. storey county. Nevada.
No,ice.-There are delinquent upon the fol
lowingdcecribed stock. on account OF asre-e.
menttNo. tllevied on the twenty.seventh 27tb)
DAY Of October. 1850, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share
holders. rs follows:
Names. Nc. Certif. Shs. Amt.
Atkinson. Doud A Co. Trus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the shares
next hereinafter described IS UNISsUpD are
the numbers u the UNsURRENDkkkD Ger.
nncaies OF the former bESTON MINING
COMPLAINTS STOCK.
Cnisausd stock.
Names. No. Certif. shs. Amt
Hall T X, Trustee, Assess.
msnts Nos. /. ., . and a.. 2ei&.. IN. $50 Is
Herr J j, Trustee, Assess-
msnts Mol !, ., . and a.. a6ls. ...2 nv - 70
Lissak Z Q. Trustss. Asssss-
meuts Noe. !. 81 and t....Bft.... Nh 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
ORDINANCE NO. IT'S.

An ORDINANCE TO provide for the
Levy OF T.xrs on u. ui und Personal
tr.peTty within d. r.. wa VI G.ld
HUI.
Passed April 10. 1891
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18

And In accordance with law and an order Ut
the Board OF Directors, made on the twent'.
9th (2sth) day oi October. 1850. 20 many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold II puo,c auction. al the
ofiic. Vt the Q tmpany, st the Yellow Jacket
twenty nrst (2istl day of DkCEMBGR, loco, al
the hour Of ~ O'Clock Y. OF said day. TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF the
sale.
MERCER OTEY. Secretary.
Once AT the Yellow Jacket new shan. told
Hill. story county, Nevada.
fold Hin hOyemb~r Nth iaa0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
DELINQUENT SALES.
Benton Coa-Cosiinued.

Names NO. Certii. cns' Amt
O'Connell Joe. Trustee, As -.
s~e.sperts noe /. 2. 8 and A26lI.....2.... % oO
Watson VIM n. Trustee. Az ~
sersmentsN Noe. Q, 3 and 4..l3l1.... Nj l2k
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
DELINQUENT SALES.
CON.

Names. No. certif. shs. Amt
n .rys q T q Bon. Trus- ~
ties, bal......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Marc u T 4 Son, Trus
tres .............. s.s.s'so'<'
M.rye q 7 b ron. TruS- q,
toes. w
Msr,e @ T 4 Bon, Tius.
So'''s -
Mary @ T L ron. Tru-
Ms,ys @ I 4 6vn. Trus a.
tees. =. Sisoo'.''o''''' w
Aarys u T 4 Son. Trus.
s............... HOW ...'b'.-'' ."
Marye u T q e,n. Trus -
GU. $780,. 'zobVi. ~
Mare U 4 & S.n. T us
70 . lJso.s.lVV.'s.iV -
Mare q Z 4 Son, Trus-
80 ~ a1nGO ~ M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18

bayley u u. Trustee bal OF
certificate No. H7lo. IS
shs. sold Tor a.s't No. Is. 1896. .23k III ~
Bsylvy u b. Tr.s,ee. bal OF
cvGtiieAte NO ls.too, 80
sh-, sod Tor ass No. 10. 1865. ...tI... - "
ba, ley =, u. TrGstee. bal OF
csrtincate NO. io.1lt. s
shs, sold for Ass'g No. Is. 1880. 80. an. . IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18

tees.
Ki Homer 5 1 Co. Trus-
toes........... ..... ...A
King jos L b 90. Trur-
tees............ .........2
King Joe L / %. True
tee
x. LEY Geo W, Trustss.... 2
Kelly Goo W do bal.S
Kaufman 4 4 90. Trrstees.3
Ksufusn 3 3 70 do 8
bel o. q Pollock. Trusts. IL
KutS O I Co. Trusts.bsi.l
kiLsey Eliza g.. -
latham n KIuy rr.nsls hal
, 1880-03-02
THE RECORD.

WASHINGTON d. c., March t.-Scyeral pc
tftIons were presented for tho admission, free
Of duty, of substances used III making paper.
Mr. Allisnn, from tho Committee OH Alt.
proprlatin1,y, reported fayorably upon the
House bill making M appropriation for the
1nlielency for tic support Of cortnin lntlnn
tribes, md staic,l tllat he would ask for Its
consideration tomorrow. Placed Oil tie cal-
cn.!ar.
Mr.. Jonas introduced bill providing for
deepening tie mouth md removing the OBJ
structlo1ls to navigation of the Red River,
and approprlntng S2oo, 900 for the purposes,
Mr.. Beck submitted resolution directing
the Secretary Of the Treasury To report TO
tle Senate the amount paid out Of the nppro-
prIat!ons for tho "star" postal service for
the fiscal year ending June 10, 1850, md FROM
July l, 1870, to March ], 1880, stating amount
paid on cach route, and wllat would bc rls-
stuirs4 TO pay IN fall for al such stnr"
listing for tho relnairtcr Of thu present tlscnl
yunr, stating the amount required for each
route scparsteiy.. Adopted, ~
rellst of John j. KY al.l ", Il: ii. Davis,
raying them for certain captured and abasl-
doned property, Tas ln'ssctl. II.
Son,E bills OH tho culondar were then dis
Ti,e Vice President laid before tho Senate
States Inviting tho attontiDn OF Congress to
the subject nf the unsettled claims OF the
SlMtlsli inhnhltunts OF EnSt Florida, the snt-
Element Ut which WIS prnvtded for by the
truafy Of 1910 between thu un!tol States and
Spatii. THO tribunal estab'! !sheh under tlls
treaty b. net OF Congress in 1883 allowed s
pur cp,It Interest on such claims ~ they acted
fayorably upon, but thu thon Secretnry nf tbs
Treasury ttecllneu to pay tl!s i'Art Of tho
awards made. Claims for BttclI Interest tnYn
often becn lnaue s!nce, but tlso Secretaries Ut
Of their predecessor. Under these clrcI!iL-
stances, the 1'rcsIdnnt thtnks 1t proper 70 lay
the subject bgfnr1 Congress for lts cDiia!inrn.
that mud such action rs llay bo alecIiled lecta-
saTX; !bs III, tor III, re,tct of rttz John Porter
To permit Mi Itpar to deliver spcecll on The
bill to revive and continue tho Court Ut Co1ll-
! mtssDncrs OF thu Alabama Claims.
AZ tha conclusion Of Mr. l10ar's remarks
Mr. Garland KnsB notice TINT wien the 5tlls-
! tect comes up aXal1l he desires to sue1k
Sir. llantlolph then 1natle speech III sup
| mort OF htS proposed substitute for the C0nI-
il,ttco bill tor the relief OF Fltz John Porter.
I'llu substitute authorizes thu President 70
nolnf1iute Porter as q Colonel OF !,faiilry, hls
commission t date froln january, lssS', allu
Slr. Randolph rcvlowel tho whole caso ~
detail, and during the g0nlsn Of hts remarks
Rnitl: "aYe BIiu!l show, II 1t bcct'inc5 lecca-
sary In this lcbAte, thAt not only alsl ten.
| Porter know the nature Ut thu force from
which he DID net Eetrr9t PIT that & ~ was ss1e ap.
bufore the court-!uartial that le did not
ti.s war Department, Or should be, a dis
/! patch from Con. Mcdowell, dated month
, 1880-03-02


Sreeta' ntsrateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WAsII1HdToN. D. c., Mnrch 1.-Tho letter
Of Secretary Sherman, relating to the Al
tlrich Immediate Transportation bill. has
been sont to the Ways and Means Committee.
IL Is document OF t1n pages, artl sets forth
tho objections to tho bill made at tho hearing
before TinKIc, fully detnticd Ill these dts
patches. III the technical portions Of the
letter there arc no suggestions not already
indicated III TILE TIinUSE's dispatches, OK
cept these:
First-That Consular Invoices OIL gonds IN
tended for Immediate transportation should
bo natle In quatlrnpltcate instead ct trlpll-
cato, 81 TINT two copies call 10 delivered to
the shipper.
!Scc01ld-Tlsat tl!cro should be provisions
for tho transfer of goods III transit, III tho
event of injury to tho cars or other Causes
Mr. Sher1nan's conclusion IL considered
by tho representatives OF tlle Immediate
Transportation net hero MS n declaration IN
favor Ut the law, hut IN opposition tn lts cll-
force,nent. Mr.. Sherman finds that during
tho ten years of Tho life nf the law there
iavu been slooooo,oD worth Of eoots l,1l-
ported to tho West without loss, md lo
thinks that nit restrictions not necessary to
tho protection of tho revenue should bs RI
moved; hui Ito still Insists upon tho entry
aud tho Invoice.
FITz JOHN PolsTElt.
Tho presentation Of Fitx John rorter's case
hy srnntor Hamjolul, tlisninyeu the 0rcatest
~ oi,." ~ ~ .ta Ta,ts o ond s,'
cre ~. 1 t,o ~ o Wrtnr .uss" hn ' s,s r.
the ladies' cutlery, n physical wreck but n
mos. attentive listener: Ge,: sherman t ana
% of the e courtmarIal art" % should % b. roys1se w wero
nlso attentive observers, and tho Senator'S
paid marked attention to what was said by the
oI!'".' . @ ~" sIs isusx.,t.a ~ ~ ~ .,,nanaS no
saara, se,s mn. . ' and i rrniv l s,oprro onw
It IL rul,lored tl,at llo other Democratic Son-
ntur, certainly no Southern Dulnocratio SCH
"tor ia tn sncolr M thn nnestlon. ant1 lint
a!an a "a - naH,aM ep ,."s @ ;","n1 ,,msa,f @ t ="
| senator hal'aolp'l h"s pn"tea n''hse'l 10
Wlthho!'a soh'o tei5 u"unkN'k st"te"t''ts
about tho nct!on OF Gen. McDowell' unless
forced to dlsel0sa tholn by Heis. Logan. lIo
will ',ays to produces positive ey!tlanca TINT
Tia ossnrtIons nhout f,rn, AtcI)owell ami
r., Tnnt ponn mai" to.',ov "ra TIM and viii
, 1880-03-02

WITHOUT fOND,
anil before tnx thereon las been pattl, the
Collector s,.ull not assess tho tAx. CuskB
nlreatIy l,sni I'll the importation 1T liquors
may be used for tlntnestlt purposes, II tll0
trademarks md other destinations shall first
fayr tmtr nllitterntctf. THIS Inst srs.tim pf
tin hill IL Il new nnr, md IL considered tho
lI,nst InIn,rtant. 1t provides TINT M nwnrr
IF distilled spirits may withdraw tho same
from warehouses; by il(i'g n notice witt, the
Collector, will, It reuitcst TINT they b.: rts-
EauRrt. If ti,ern t}c found loss frnni 1cak.
slEe tr otherwise, tnxea TOR such 10ss shall
not ln nsspsset, provided tho allowance for
slicli lenknHc shalt not exceed o,le Rnlott for
iva months, alMl 81 Dll III proportion to the
time they were stUrc'.
siIs. ALDn1c1f,
nf 1tlnnis, Introduced Us q separate bill m
amendment to Sec. d,.9e, 1terisctt Statntes,
providing That IN snasli fit for fstlllation or
the pruslclinn IF spirits nr nIcoho] sl!nll he
1tnde fti any hntldilg other than a tl1sti lery,
md M aslaslt 81 Nude allh!l be removed ae-
fore bring tis.llIetl; that m. person other
tlinn MI authorized ttlstlllGr shall do
such business, ntid the manufacture, at
vinegar. from thy. yapor 0f alcohol,
unless tho same sl,a'! have lccn produced BY
II regular tlistilGr, Is prohibited. The pen:
Aty for n violation of this act Is q fine Ut not
less than S!alO atul not more than Sj,OfOt and
not less tl,an six months imprisonment:
T1icrB fs prOvIso Mt the Gntt Of tile bill
which excmpts fcrnlentcd liquors used cx'
clusrGly III the manufacture Ut vinegar iron,
the operation Of tic net.