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A Good Introduction.

Favorile Remedy was introduced in
to Connecticut in 1877, at the solicita-
of Rev. j. G.. Smith OF Hartford, who,
after having suffered for years from
Chronic Liver Disease and Indigestion
obtained the medicine and was,Icured,
This faithful pastor, thinking of the bo-
dies as well as the souls of his people
at once commenced the advocacy OF
"Favorite Remedy" among them, and
has been the happy instrument of saw
ing scores of lives. Favorite Remedy
is now as well and favorably know il
Connecticut as along the Hudson. OnG
dollar hottie. All druggists sell it
DIR. David Kennedy, Proprietor, Rond
| ont. N. y.
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Notices.


Hats: Hats: new fall styles Al
Beckwith 81 Co.
To LEr.-A good house with seven
:. ooms. Inquire of Il. l.. Fleming. 3w
"A pair of young oxen for sale.
Good workers. u. ID. TwITCHELL.
Stock of new Timothy seed al
Earl & Barnum's.
Best st. Louis -four at Star Mills
six dollars per barrel. Warranted.
AT Shcldon's, the Central boot and
shoe, store is the place TO buy your fall
goods.
-Stereoscopic views, large variety,
at the old Case & Rider drug store,
five cents each.
-Rcmember1hat every pair of ladies'
and chldren's fall shoes are new, no old
stock TO work of, at Sheldon's.
We will pay the highest market
price for beef hides, veal and dairy
skins and live poultry.
CARL IoK & WILLIAMSON.
For SALE.-Thc Copeland property,
situated on High St. in the village of
Middlcbury, Vt. For particulars in
quire of e. E. Smith. Middlebury, VI.
You can get tea, coffee, sugar, but
ter, eggs, crackers of all kinds, candy,
fruits, nuts, cigers, tobacco, fresh oys-
ters and good square meal at
Mawson's.
If you can buy a sewing machine
for twenty-five dollars which will do
the work of one they ask you forty for,
why pay forty?
r. Nj. CHAPMAN e. Co.
NOTICE. The annual assessments of
the Vermont Mutual Fire ms. Co. for
Middlcbury are now with l.. ID. FL
dredgc and should be paid before the
10Th of October next.
Middlcbury, Sept. /, 1880,
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4 The death of Mrs. Fletcher Chap
Rman, at Bedford Springs, Pa, has cas-
a gloom over her numerous friends
Her remains were brought home tol
intcrment. Funeral services were hell
at the Episcopal church yesterday af
ternoon at three O'Clock, at which there
was a large attendance,
Our Democratic friends take ex
ception TO our report of their rally OF
Thursday evening. because, in addi
ton TO its general Republican "cusseG.
ness" IL stated that not over one hun.
drcd were present, while in reality be.
tween two and three hundred were
there. We were not present personal
ly, but thought we had sufficient au.
| thority for our statement. The
misstatemcnt was not Intentionally
made.
The Vermont Merino Sheep Breed
crs Association has had an unusually
prosperous season. II closed Its accounts
on Wednesday night, Sept. |, will
243 flocks accepted besides the 200 in
the LIST volume, with membership OF
| 507 and with assets in accounts and
books OH hand of eight or nine hundred
dollars, and with S2125.52 in its treas
ury; while its entire outstanding in
debtedness will not exceed twenty five
dollars.
The low stage of the water in the
creek is beginning TO affect the mills
consderablely. The cotton mil! can
run only half of its machinery at q time,
so they run at alternate periods of two
days on each floor. Stoves grist mill
can operate two run of stones but not
more at time. Star Mills have to run
late at night when the other mills are
shut down in order to get through work
which ordinarily they can easily perform
en- factory is seriously Inconvenience
mills. At Tupper's shop they are
"bothered TO DEATH" much of the time.
Mill privileges here will be worth little
unless the wished-for rain comes soon,
The following are the complete fig
ures of the election in town:
Town rep, Joseph Battell, sos;
VIM. r. Remele, 1856 il. f. Phelps, 13l
scattering, 9; total, GOO.
For governor, Roswell Farnham had
lou, anu EuMult ItllbS nttt lou.
Fol lieut.-gov., John l.. Barstow,
1856; Geo. w. Gates, 1870.
For treasurer, John A. Page, 4S6; j.
A. Williams, 1870.
For senator's, Edward S. Dana, Az
Julius N. North, 479; Rector Gage,
1870; Ira ID. Fletcher, 1871; Prof. Rose,
/; w. =. Nash, l; &. Hill, l.
For asst. judges Co, Court, Cyrus
w. Wicker, 4S2; Henry N. Sollacc,
40; Grin Phelps, /; S. E. Thomas.
1870; Il. w. Sturtevant, 100.
For states atty, James NJ. Slade, |
459; Wallace w. Rider, 1856.
For sheriff, Noble f. Dunshee had
COL.
For high bailiff, j. Warren Barnes,
1870; r. Muldoon, 1870.
For Judge of probate, Addison Dist,
Lyman f. Knapp, 46S; James E. Sta |
plcton, 1888; A. ID. Hayward, 2.
For justices of the peace, Lyman E
Knapp, 433; j E Stapleton, 423; AL
bert Chapman, 444; III ID Maynard,
i42; l. ID Edridge, 439; + A Bond,
4 &c; III l. Sheldon, 1874; Gasca Rich
3S5; Allen r. Foote, 444; L II Stowe,
i42; Lewis Russell, 415; Nj V Il Bron-
son, 421; ID L Boyce, GS.
Rep. for the First Congressional Dis
trict of Vt. TO Congress, Chas ii Joyce,
IA; j II Randall, Ill; scattering,
10,
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JYILTH1M.

Town election passed off quietly,
the Republicans increased their MAORI
ty for governor, 10, and the Democrats
show no gains. In their choice OF
representative the town made an ex-
ccllent and worthy choice, clecting Mr..
William W. Booth, plain, substantial
farmer, a man of sterling worth and
not only a sound Republican, but sound
also on the Temperance question.
The new school house is being buili
in district No. by Mr.. G.. Sears and
Mr.. Chilson, who were awarded the
contract by the building committee, as
the lowest builders. The building vii
be 22x32 feet, with entry, closet ant
woOdshed all under one roof, and fur
nishcd with the improved patent seat.
for 30 pupils; the entire building com
pletcd for $500.
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OR HELL.

The Democrats, fearing they could
not hold their own in the election this
fall after having the truths so strongly
presented to them by Hon. j, W. Stew
art and Ballard of the Republicans, COLI
sidered it best to hold Democratic
rally. Therefore, according to pro-
gramme, Mr.. Childs OF Bennington adj
dressed them at Town Hall, Sept. 8.
The result of this was that the iepub-
leans polled nearly 800 votes TO their
%. There being two candidates on the
Republican side, the vote was some
what divided, but resulted in the cleo
ton of w. b. Wright for.representative
by majority of 172.
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ADDISON.
Dry, DRYER, dryest.

Dry, dryer, dryest.
Ransom Southland proposes to do
some repairing.
Our folks were treated to Green
back lectures last week.
Another torrid wave last week-9o
in the shade Saturday, the 4lh.
Hon. ii. Willmarih Las returned
from a trip to New York.
Now we hear the Sunday hunter
also talk of enforcing the Sunday law.
"A select school is talked of at Wesl
Addison, Rev. Mr.. Marshall rs teach
err.
Morton Bros. are running theil
threshing machine. Grain general,
good.
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Way Of Treating a Bad Cold.

A bad cold will run its course
about ten days, and may end in con
sumption and death, unless some means
to prevent it are employed at once.
Many useful life has been saved TO the
world by the prompt use of DIR. N. G..
Whites Pulmonary Elixir. When sem
sible of having taken cold, commence
AT once taking the Elixir according TO
directions on the bottle, and yon will
soon be well.
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Wine for Consumptlyes

Consumptive persons are said to be
greatly benefited by the use of Speer's
Port Grape Wine. It seems TO give
nourishment when everything else fails
and physicians are prescribing it as q
rich nutritious wine. Prominent ply.
sicians and members connected witt
the New York Board of Health have in
spected Speer's Vineyards and wine
cellars and speak of his products in the
highest terms. For sale at the old Cast
a. Rider drug store.
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Ladies', Why Suffer-

When Dr. Anarchists Uterine Caiholcon will
positively cure Female Weakness, such as Falling
of the Womb. Whites, Chronic inflammation or VI
ceraiion of the Womb. Incidental iIemorrhage OF
Flooding. Painful, Suppressed and Irregular
Menstruation, sc. An old and reliable remedy
Send postal card for a pamphlet with treatment
cures, and certificates from physicians and pa
TENTS. to HowARTH a BALLARD. Urea, \
Y. Sold by all Druggists-sl.5o per bottle
/ Ia.la
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Some people say, have not got the
Consumption" That may be, but if You
don't stop that Cough the time will come
when yon will wish you he'd. If you
have weak lungs, a cough or consump-
ton in its mild form, or Asthma, go
at once and buy bottle of DIR. Ger
mans Cough and Consumption Cure
and if, after taking two-thirds of the
bottle, you receive no benefit, please
return the bottle and get your money,
as we sell no cure no pay. Mothers
give il TO your children-no morphine
or opium. Price so cents and 81. Fol
sale at the Case ~ Rider drug store.
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NEW UAI EN-.

Prof. W. f. Howard will open the
Beeman Academy lecture course, on
Tuesday evening, the 14th inst. Sub
ject: "The Reign of Elizabeth" Stu
dents admitted free. The general pub
lie will be charged small fee, the
same as last year, to defray current ex'
penses.
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One Of the best of the many inventions
of the present time Is James Pylc's
"Pearline," of which il is said that ii is
the best washing compound yet intro
duced, and almost perfect as saving in
labor, time, and soap.
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EERGENNES.

The Republican rally last Friday
evening was fully attended. The frs
speaker was Mr.. w. ii. Hare OF Bur
lington, who was followed by Hon. j
ii. Warwick of New York. Mr.. War
wick's speech was one of the besl
heard in Vcrgennes during the cam.
paign and was loudly applauded,
AT the Republican caucus on
Monday evening it was decided to
permit some Grecnbackers to vote,
whereupon Democrats present deman-
ded the same privilege. Instead OF
resenting this demand, the officers OF
the caucus allowed it until the ballot
was about half finished, when so much
dissatisfaction was expressed that n
new ballot was ordered, from which
outsiders were excluded.
The vote for town representative
here was as follows;
Whole number votes cast, 312.
Necessary to q choice, 157.
Walter Scranton had, IFS.
j. ii. Lucia, 1913.
Scattering, |.
Col. Scranton was serenaded by the
band at the Stevens House in the eve
ming. At his invitation all present par
took of refreshments in the dining
room.
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AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-Downs
Elixir has been widely known and used
as cough remedy for fifty years. No
other cough medicine has stood the test
half this length of time. The people
stand by that which is good.
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Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
always at hand. II cures Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Group, Influenza, Consumption and all
Throat and Lung Complaints, so cents
and 81 bottle. Oily
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SEE A WOMAN!

In another column, picking grapes
for SPEER'S VINE. II is an admira.
BILE article. used in hospitals and by the
first class families in Paris, London ard
New York, in preference to European
or California Wines.
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Discoveries by Accident.

The fact that many of the most valua-
BILE discoveries have been the result OF
chance rather than Of design or coniem-
plaiiou, is again illustrated in Days
Kidney Pad.
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Mihhltbrrg Rr9ister
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.

Tho attention of advertisers is called to the fac
that the REGISTER is the leading local newspaper
ia Addison County and has larger circulation
~ the county than any other paper.
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DIR. Bakers Mandrake Bitters are
purely vegetable-the product of the
hills and valleys.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-10

There is no bitter in the market which
will do SO many people good without
the risk of doing anybody harm as
Wheat Bitters.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-10

WARRANTEp.-Ilenry IL Johnson's
Arnica and Oil Eminent is warranted
10 please all who use it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-10

The most comfortable boot in town
is that with Lyons Patent Metallic Heel
Stifleners.
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p E N SION S F!

Procured for all Soldiers disabled in u. s. Ser.
soldiers. The slightest disability entitled TO pen
sion. Pensions Increased. Bounty and new
discharges procured. Those who are in
doubt rs 10 whether entitled TO ANYTHING.
should send two cent stamps for our circular
OF Information.
Address, with stamp. Stoddart a Co., solici.
tors OF Claims and Patents. Room g. ST Cloud
building, Washington. ID. G.
H.l3w
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Faintness before eating, pain and
distress afterward, prevented by Malt
Bitters.
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Middlebury, Vermont.
: }. WEAVER 4 CO.

ok QQ Agents Profit per Week. Will
0OOtVO prove 1t or forfeit $500. a. outfit
rec. Il. q. RlDEoUT 4 CO.. as Fulton Street,
New York, N. Y. ssm
, 1880-05-29

TIE Cincinnati Gtizctte Is MI ardent Sller-
man sheet. and hus lut lts xea cnrry It 30 fur 90
to throw oud unior III 1ilnino* Tho editor says
be Is receiving postat-cnrtls ind lottors censtir-
tng his paper fur SO dntng, Of which tho follow
ing Is given us II sntnpio:
HnylnR lteetl n subscriber to and constant
render OF the laiu f'a=t,e for the past twenty.
the oourso being pursued Iy tlto editor o. o.
lAtea to tho Sound ehoicc OF tho Republicans nf
Qhig: Asn h,ls'ncss 'nan ! I'm brought into
leg, lnhpriu9 men. na vol as professional men.
and say 70 you M ihnt Jam&a q. lsE!!no ia tho
Will hAzattl tho dp!nlun that, II n vote uf Ohio
1lepMhfcans cnuEi lie obtMfnct aa between Carant
and llanc, It would result Ia favor Of tho lattor
By ten to one.
Another writer, who WINS delegate to tho first
Republican National Convention. saJs thnt,
whllo he thinks that Sheietan or Ilatno would
carry Ohio. he thinks Washburne would curry 1t
BY larger majority, but that "Grant cannot
secure thu Republican vote Of Ohio Dy 40, 0,ooo,''
, 1880-05-29

"GATr's" pcn slippcs! little tho other
t.Ay when ho represented Wisconsin dolcgnto
ns saying TINT Grants nomination would i'm
peril tho Republican Htato ticket this fall. Thoro
is no State election In Wisconsin this your, nnd
tho fcar expressed BY tho delegate must hnvo
had reference to tho election of Cangroaamot,.
Thu Republicans hope to gaIu two congressman
thoro this full, ono in tho Fourth tn place OF
Dcuster, md sonn In tho Sixth In pluce Ut 0abo
Uouck, II some popular 1nnt is nominated for
:Pres1dcnt. Hut buth thoso districts contain =
very largo Gcrrnnn element Tint will not sup
port Grant 1t bio IS nominated, Qnd tho Hcpnb-
len,ls feel thut both districts would rot.tn
Democrats in caao tlioy arc handicapped with
tho tiltrt-tcrm incubus. As 1t IL In Wisconsin,,
So II 10 In mauy Of the doubtful districts In otber
states. II Gruut Is nominated hero naKt wucl
tho hnpe that tho ltopublleans will. gntn control
Of tho House vt Representatives next fall van-
istcs Into thin hlr. a
, 1880-05-29


clrs Tint Ind nrrnyp,t 50 formidable all
opvoaItlet 10 him within his party. This
promise was not realized. rho second tern
Of Grant WAS characterized by tNr uanre md
worso public scantnls than was his first
term. There WINS spontaneous n1,d uni
yersal protest, and tic Republicans were
crushed fl defeat nearly everywhere In tho
general election OF 18TH. A Republican mn
iorlty Of DO III tho National Honse of Rcpre-
scntattycs wus converted lnto Democratic
majority of 100, ntlf tlld way WIS paved fur
revolMtI0nizln9 tho political cuittrol OF tho
Senntc.
Notwithstanding these manifestations Of
popular protest, there wns sttll 10 ttnprovg-
mont III tho nffairs Of tho Administration.
Gen. Grant continued to sliow himself slng,t-
lar1y Indifferent to public condemnation and
stnHufarly 0btusc to tic selfish atlns Of tho
rasa,ls who surrounded ffnt. The members
Of Ills Cabinet who sought hotlcatly a1id Wig
orously to purify tho public service and pull-
| fst the >nnlcfActors either f0nnd themselves
embarrassed ut every. point or wero dis
| missed. Tho men who ttsgraced tho Adj
! mlntstration were retained TIL forced to
resign or retire in tho facn Of public scal,-
| tlal, anil wero then permitted to 70 with OK
prcsaIons pf rcgret,.
| Ono OF tho chief Issues of campaign un-
der Gnnt will be: II the promise of in,-
proyen,ent III second term mlscarriet.,
what reasonable hobp Is there for any better
condition Of things III third termp
! rl,ts Is tho ground the Democrats will
take In combating Grant az n candidate for
Il third term. Can he be elected III spite Of
I tHf
, 1880-05-29

COMMENTING on the l.iHE.l.anded outrage
porpctrated by tho Logun fnetion on tho pooplo
Of ton Congressional districts Of Illinois, tho
Cleveland Leader says:
Tho Gull for II National Convention issued bY
Don Cameron, ~ Chairman OF tho National
Committee. says tllAt Republicans, md nil WIN
will cooperate with them tn supporting tho
nominees Of tho purity. arc tnuNed to ehosd ftr1
tteitgdtta frun cae!. to1trrss1''Iql dfssrtet and
If this cHi distinctly implies TINT The Republic
aus of e:.eh ConHre4slo,al district aro to select
trIet. TlHt buiuQ tho casr, whore Is tho ground
nasumcd by I,ogIn !; Co. for ignoring. tho ap-
Ia resaiiar u pIst1iot @ Gonve.s,"s, reprnson.iny
the distinct will Of tho Republicans ot thoso dis
triets? 'rhls arhItrnry setting ,sside of thuse
fnly r,uGhNd lty tho majority OF tho Springfield
Conyontton: They sccfncd u hase, lost thoir
lcnns will al quietly Euhn,t to such MI out
rnEcm1s lntso'luctlon nf rew innchino mndo
for tho iFllnsu ut gntninK control Of tho ehtiro
State delegation to Il National Convention
, 1880-05-29

THE Albany Journal has prepared Il table
showing approximately the result OF II new up
roruonmeut Of delegates ta tho Republican
National Convention on tho basis of tho party
veto. Tho ostitnntcs nra made on tho vote for
President III 1870, With tho exception OF Colorado,
whose Legislature appointed the dolcuntcs. in
tho caso of TINT stato tho vote Of II fatcr efoc-
tton Is substituted Tho table shows: ~ Tho
number Of delegates which ench State sentls to
Cl,!cngo;, ~ the number OF 1tcpubltcun voters
represented by cach tlotegnto from tho various
States; 90 tho proposed number for each stnto
II tho basts Of representation wero to bo tho
number Of Republican votes cast, aa follows:
, 1880-05-29

TIE Republicans OF Pennsylvania arc
adopting the unit r1llo In q why that Boss
Cameron little drcamt Of when lla forced Ills
"rulu" upon tho Harrisburg Convention.
They aro holding Conventions nil ovur the
s.ate. instructlng delegates to tile Chicago
Convention to yota for the nomination Of
D'atne. We hays already reported the action
of Lancaster md other Republican strong
holds. Tho great County Of Washington on
bfontlay, at It's regular Republican Convon-
tion, adopted strong resolution Of tnstrut-
tions to tho Delegates to Chicago frnrn The
Twcnty-fonrth District to vntn for james q.
Blaine. Tile delegates from that district arc
J. II. 1Iarrall and Join Mckinley, GRANTEES.
Wa shall SEQ whom they will obey, tho
sovereigns OF Boss Do,,. Some OF tito
"lnstructed thirtt-termers Aare grace
fully yielded to the yox popnll. Mt. ". A.
t!rter, delegate from Tito Eleventh District
who Inns heretofore been classified ns q
"Grs,nt na,," told our reporter yesterday
TINT ho must not be put down for ufant !;
Tint II he voted for Grant he would have to
move out West, 30 intense was tho fcctlng Of
hly district against third-terultsm. 1io rc-
gurus the unit rule as Mll wrone, and will
not obcy 1t, LII tts next district to hls,-tha
Twe!ftil,--Afoxando Farnham, who has Mise
been classod for Grlnt III NIL the lists, Is,
liko Atr. GFfor, for Wasllturno Ut Blaine
and not for Grant.
We had previously reported nineteen Of
the Pennsylvania delegation rs anti-0rant
These two make 1t twonty-one, and the de
cis!vo action Of Lancaster County nt<ls tive
more. The vote Of that district oil tlN
, 1880-05-29
TIE SENATE.

EpsetaI ptspat&h t. 1tls CAstase 1ftss"% t.,t
.WAsH1Sorux, d. G., May 2s.-The pIlaer
pal Incllcnt tll the Senate wns tariff disenh
slon Oh tbs Eaton Commission bill, In wtle" s.
Beck, ot Kentucky. bewallsd the ptessns yo esx
TEN. Ills speech will not bo very soosii o,i
Democratic campaign document. asit ehasIi" !,
tAe Democracy Will uttur tl.conlpetensY ~
tho management Ut economical questions,
aud with hav!ng ylulRte1 tho tart1t p'tue,s
tl.at It Ind maIe to tic people. The fEsatlaass .s
plank ot tho st. Luuis platform was shMts VIZ
,col,srasted with tie TACT that the Denloclas,o
lnajotlty In the uouso haa elected psoM'i,h ''ih
ttaAist 6peakor, Randall was cllaFstu .", Vim IN
l,aylnx constructed tho Tariff Cou'lnIttt,S ~
Opposition to tho st. Louis platform. lae'S
, 1880-05-29

SENATOR Dos CAMERON Is now fierce
advocate Of tho "unit rutc." The New York
TriIhllt's Washington correspondent hns been
loohtng up his rocord on tho subject, and tolo-
KrHptls III follows: ..
W,AsJusnroN, sIny 25-Tho alt,lstons In tho
rtla" by tho present Senator C4.1lasnn md hta
friends In tue National Convention af 1s1o hnyG
ted to nD examination Of itA proceedings It np-
bAttlng delegates frunl Pennsylvania, on tho
second stghi, ami on tho third twelve. AftGr
tho thtrti ballot GGr. Ctrt1n Wns Withdrawn, and
thp holters Wore victorious. -.
In tho flco of this record tho Senator would
dowoli to eiWA down to a lower limb, whuro ho
will DO In Iqsal lnugor OF bping ahakon OF tho
tntk-r4lo trlJAilr
, 1880-05-29

A MESSENGER from tie Congressional L.
brary rresos,ted dnft nt tho Treasury Depart
ucnt ysstestlny morning for t2,7o0. Tho money
via paid oyor, tho p,csscngcr fnid It down on
tho tclicrs desk md turned to pick up pack
aRo, when tho money ,pystcripussy Disappeared.
tis thought that tho messenger knows moro
about tho disappearance than he protenls.
, 1880-05-29
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tur C1r1cA6o ThlDuNH has tstnbliahcd btnnth
ptccs for tho raccpt Of subscriptions and Adsortise-
mcnx M fntows:
NEW YuI,K-t,ooru 70 Tribune building. FIT. No
FArnEN, MnnaRer
GLASGOW. Hcot1hnd-Ainna American News
Aeoucy. 81 Henhold-at- -
LONDON, EnReAmsticnn Exchanges ~ Rtfano
HENRY F. GiLLtd, Agent
WARRINGTON. II. C.-lslH street.
, 1880-05-29

"A rlt1vAxE latter to the etlltor of tue Req
tstsr. fEotu lpMulinY Republican of Te.Innssn0,
says that IT. N!a!no WY taya twulso, and per.
Tho IIllio Club ut Washington only cluim six
trun that 8tals.-I0.ea Stud iitg4stsr.
II Ia t0orsbly certain that Grant will not hhvo
utorv thun half ot tho I'enncsseo delegation on
tho titst or any other ballot.
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mn'H against him by tho .Iourflaf. In his oyer-
.cnl 10 fotcn tho nomination Of Cen Grant for
third tnrtn tluwu tho thruats If n protesting
mnjority T lilo psorto nf 1lluu,ta, .e hna CUM
M}.te,l Er9lt ninrat nnd Eattchl wr1,ll9, and
hns wstit,ll ttrpnb!founism In tin tsnlso Ut Its
friends. And TIE TRfi.usE resista tho non-
summation Of Tho a.lrngo III lnngunRn that tan
bb cnmprn.,entlod by tho d,tltcst inlns1a Thu
journal Itself tas discovered that throwing
Rr,ss will mt inuco him 10 lcsist, and !s pcltlng
him With Bt0nes.