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Memphis, 7th day Of December, 1850.
E%XECUTOR's NOTICE.

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14

by virtue Of the torras Of a trust deed to me
- executed by Isaac w.. Bass on the 2sth day
OF December, 1871, TO secure the payment Of
certain notes therein described of the same
date, the note for $3.50 being unpaid, / will,
, 1880-05-10

icn,ly, Mr., Finch l,e found IN very excellent
trnIirr, thuuFh feeling knenIy hia nttnnton'
1Io Ii man III m tEurcnhtlts,h ~ ilnn teInpnr-
nment tllormehly s''so.e!' 9n1 ~, onG .,nse o. tme
ntlvuctcs nr tho temperance en.st, Ut tho west
During tho pnst thru ysnrn e Inns !rclltrtl ct't;s
ti,,nlly thrt,ltKh this and 0slnr NiHtcs, nf'L It
woA l'y hls effort TINT NenrsEa dm {SHrn "R
conversation With yHir correspondent, Mr..
vii Is iiot tho ,lrat abused hnvo rcenlvc,! from
tho Democrat: II commenced tilo wt,rk carly iast
% pupcr Il arpase 10 rycrythii,e an, IN faver of.
Trfnpcra,,iee, lnorntIly, reltKInn,-theso ! !invo
nyMntcd in my te0tttrt's; md tho DeHnetTtt hns
rcv!Icd thofn mid ne. What atn / to expect from
'Atrt YOU say thorc L. no truth fl tho charges
sNullt wilitevar. Tie Elrl bbnrtloh ns my
honeo ul'ont fnl,r weeks. mud ! E,s away heaf'y
NIL tho tinln Slln left on account OK aomo ltetlo
dispute with my wife," -
% What s!'o''t "! ,'a; ,S charges In tho Omaha ne'
"W,nti altn,t not being legally nnrricdf
rs for ms wfe havinE lnft mo. she ts Ut homo u
flOw, mud would bu tho haprlcst wnn,nn u tho
world but for this Infamous scandhl. we were
nnrrcl IN McQrnwvklIe. n. y. BY tho ltor. Jus,s1
A!,bnster nov pstr Ok s9 qt's5 H, s;arrs Epse os
these lant hro cxasporattnK: thoy aro NIUE gu
nf whoe etntl, ns aro I'LL tho ofhora' thoy asoue"
lIhpr1.to lies"
ntcd Mr. Finch IN every pnrtignlnr: Ino yoliilH
Hirl declares TINT Mr. Finch has always trehtod
her kindly; that tc hns never bltcrcd nor huP
inprprictics: tliat hts conduct tnWnra her no.
told my nna TINT Mr.. Finch hMd taken lmprntGl
liberties with llpr: and to these statements slto
willing to irnko ai1idnvit. II.
, 1880-05-10
LOCAL CRIME.

CROOKED 1,t.ECTIoN.JUD9Es
Theodore Schultz and 1nhn Gibbs. tho clerks
at hottcccnt election IN tho Fourteenth Ward
WIN afc charged With fcloltlo',sly manipulating
tho bktfot-hoxest were ycstert!ny admitted to
bnil at tho WcstEhicago Avonuc Sutton. son-
ntor '5hhn Dlehlcr wont s,iruty for hlr.
Schultz In f500 bond, md alr. Schultz.
wl,u Il himself tnnn Ut means, went OIL tho
ttot1i Of Mr.. G!bGs. Tho wnrrHnts Tor clch were
sworn mt by 1'cter Peterson hefhro Iuatlco MMt.
sntl. Those warrants werg by a'ne nt'eiis- roois
ptautd In tho hands nf tho police ut Central BTU.
tlon, md tho iten in yesterday. pnpbr. which
statcst TINT Schultz wna hrrcstetl wlthont Wnf-
so. THO pqlleo w1,o actually n!a'io tho
phonc tsa"r ,ncssase. fran Consrei station. rho
Superintendent D. 110nnoll. This wns. clcnrly.
r1lso to Impose upon Atr. echHltz, ana when he
VIVA nrrcsted ut such nh utlsrnsnnnilo hour Us
Saturday mldnlRtttl nn.f III ach Il 1'nncr TINT no
cUnli mt got bnll until yestcjtaRy, TO certainly
wns imposed upon. Tho police at West ChlcaEn
Superintendent Oljonnell 10 for,ylr,l tho
warrants 10 TINT station yestcr19y,, s9
TINT tho prisoner might be n'lniittcu
clerks was bnily 1,ut.Npel Nfii tito story NJ how
tho nnllot-hox was ts.nnipdlntGu VIA foGcntl3.
told III fill. II tho vutrs coltNlneu N ttls nof
nto counted i: j. DIc('r,.th would !lnro major
ity for Alderman, and Shnislu they 0c tnfnWn
ont, under tho procnso TINT tho entire vote
con{nincd in Tho box WIS fraudulent, tho Cot1-
1n,lntst, Staullcr. would hhvo Blight tnlttority
Tho in1irnor IN which tho arrests were made w
/ callsett considerable Indignation In tho north
| west portion OF tho city.
, 1880-05-10
c0A(,MlNF TR0lIRfF IS.

C1LuMnua, o., Mayp-Ooy. Foster remained
in bis office most all night, to to IN reudtntsa to
order further troops to.thol Silver Crock coal
mincs, In Wayne County, II 1t wn8 thought de-
srabls. To-day the Govcrh1r received u tele~
GRIM from Attorney. General Mash aud Assist
int Adjutant-G General Smith,, who arc Ut tho
pntl Ito Indications WCEe that no serious trouble
Neul 10 appsehundcd: While arFangem.e9.n!tts ~! !.
sent ut oncn " WuyAa County III casa they aro
needed, 1t ~ Thought that tho two conpln!ea
now on Iuty 1t tho ultnCs will ba sufficient u
prevent riot " blxodsAel-
LAIsH-A telegram received hero to-night
fTunl the WAyne County cual-nilntH says all h
1uiet, AIlti tbs Wooster military c0uiWny hAs
lpgA Orlrftd hoAu-
, 1880-05-10

An old foud between some young hooalums In
tho West Twelfth street district resulted ycstcr-
tiny afternoon In fight III burn in tho rt"r Of
No, pl Jutld street. 4 number nf homcly mMRs
were nude still more ugly by way Of black eyes
and bruised faces, bit no far ns Gun bo nsccr-
tancd only one Of tho party, john Calhn,i', by
n1tne, WINS sottaIisy Injured. Huteceived stub
in tho loft ~, which ia said to be not
wound, Ito was thei t,tkpn to his homo, No. ol
Morgan street. Ats::1 Ir the nftornoon crowd
tw6nty TO thirty met Mt the curner of JeIer-
sos mid Twelftlt streets: Among tho number
wcro jnmes keafc, John Calhoul,. Jnlncs Lynch.
nnd 1llchnrd Conkey. An old gr,,dFo letwegn
Keefo md Calhoun oaused Insults TO to
crowd. md, then crsuel light;
The locntion was too public, and they adjourned
10 tho vlcant bnrn to settlo tho QunE,rl. III this
encounter keefe hasi tho wtrst of 1t, md when
his friends found him disabled thoy rushed 70
his assistance, md cauBctl Il rou9h.nnd-tutnblo
cncnnutor, In which cyery one present pars!c!-
patc.l. When Calhoun was cut and disabled tho
crowd dlsp0raed.' Only ono Of the number,
Jn1nea Lynch, was nrrcstcd, md be refuses tt
tell who did tho cutting.
, 1880-05-10
ROCKFORD.

Qn.rtoy Cnrrr,panflrtIce ~ T7e Eh{eaGp Tribune,
1,1curnpn ri. MnA B.-Tho Inst meeting of
tho old City Council. and tae ihnueuFnl ot tno
1,pw. wcrp hold OIL Monday evening lust, III tho
Circuit Court room OF tho Court House, After
49,, .,... ~ .nn o,a ro,,,,ctl hn,1 tccn t4on,.
tno onsuiosso VI tao u'u euun ~, oo.
plotted, Ala. CrlwlHrd mover lnht thcy r'pteeA
to tnnuguratH tho how. ALL. tinrtliln, tho' re-
tlrnv ,ncn,l,or. thon introduced Mr.. Y, A, John.
ttt.a ~ $500 .11.,, sr,,,, t,,n ri vi, w.rJ
sou III tao !'ow 1N"tot"u .'. III ~. 49,,
THO oNth OF o!lieo was tneh "olh's!stelc" w tho
Clcrk to Muyor-clcct wilkins; following which
w. ha,J a - ,'Is .,ross II" nrcsrnt,T thn fol
cone''s'ot VI A.s u"a' sns ~. ~ , ".,,ss. r
lowlnE rs stnntl!hg commltteeS UNI o'1'cosa luI
tho ensuing year: Committee Oh F!ta.nct A!d.
kim, scoyilI, and Witwer; OH Claims, AID. Has
kell. Crawford, and King; on Fro nal Water,
ALI. CsMSepIa ll9ske!l' aila ,t nuuV'h' oh e1seea
and Sidewalks. AID. Scovill, Wilson, anu Crnw-
for,l. IN Sehools and Schoulhouscs, Aid,
1v,,snr robpanr. nud 1toskejI. nj I.leense.
Xii. Wtw"r. Tiisr. nil Johi,son; on Ordii,,,nces,
Ar; tAn., 'gnhgn rnNms;. ",a Attornn~ il. t. Cmws
EuTk' x.s r,',o.,.ror r., ~, Il Sr1nmm. Marshp1. T.
iuaut ai, ninus, 4ssis,.nt 49, M"rshsi' g"hn Hnrniii
1h, m,rs rein,'iu tho sI,lu as lust y.,s, With
tho exception ~ tilo Marshal ~ atl1 nsssth'm nv.
MGn s .,,i Iii n5 H. oonrne NJ NJ liz n'"etInl
"noN w., Nf,,t1"v .yr',,nr ~ ~ ''o 'e
on hiotiA!y otcutMR. R =. A., n r gov,r. poat n
tne s .ss Hn ~ ti,o,r Hi, mia Inr3" nt
tni,nro ai, M' ne!aH = ,fuseat rhs prosrHnt com.
ml.,.se S wIth % 6rief But thrilling .escriptinn Of
!nn Atl'ntM can,pMt9M u, ~ H. ale - ,,.m ~ ,nS
Wl!!lA!1 SAtan ncunn'tsetss ~ y, 1tn " nv @
FEonHn, u!'!MM t Gstu15 , ",n ~. f",y r",.rts ~
@ito4t. @ @ 1nnt ~ m,s","1 INV tSm.,S thum Tia % w.s f"ns.
, 1880-05-10
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

i. n. woop, OF Omnhn IS at tho Sherman.
my A. .sM1r1f OF Montreal, IL Mt the Factt'o.
N. Il. s,KrpAap, OF Cincinnati, Isn't tho Palmcr'
". n, uoysroN, of Detroit, is at tho Gard
nGr.
II, r. MARSH, Of wnrsaw, Ind, Is at tho Pa
clio
!. II. WILLIAMSON, Of Cincinnati, Is nt tho
Sherman.
F. E,ywA1lp HOGAN, Of tho Doaton Herald, is at
tho Palmer.
E.R. K1MnALn, Of Randolph, vt, is n guest OF
tho Sherman. -...,
lupuE a. u. LEy1sEE, Of San Frnnotsco, is mt
tho fremont.
Il, MEyurw, Of PERTH, England, is registered Mt
tho Grand ractflc.
@. a. cnt77ESpKN, Of snn Francisco, is stop
ping ut the Palmer.
4. La MArsr.E and ". X. A. nooney, .. 8. A.,
aro ut tho fremont.
W. Ff.ounsoY md wife. of Mcmphls, nro
guests Of tho pnp'ifc.
co,~ JAMES y. Fonsy71,, q. 8. A., Indian Ter
ritnry, ts Mt tho Pnlt1lcr.
Jo,tN BnowN, Of Dunt1nc, scotlnnd, and II. 8.
v. Luwls, of England, nro registered at tho Trc-
mont.
THE Dlusno and Wnshbnrno holegatcs to tho
o'clock this morning ut tho pnuitle Hotel.
Mn. AND Mus. JorlS NJ, DunANn left Saturday ~,
evening for Nov Ynrk, whence tt9y sa'l on ,sn tno
will return to Chicago In November.
Mr. AVN Nina s.u ,runsrn. of tho Grand ra-
ILL iia,sni M W. ,,ri vcsnriinv frt fns Vcx,s,
elhe u,,nrn Nv, T,2snr h"s lmen s"io,;riE
for @ aotnn Weeks uast for tho benetof hia hcnli.
Mt' i"rnuF ool''e' '''o~ 'os""'s ~ ."s ~ .".,s,,
1lY slip Of the pen 1t was sH1tea yessernHy
TINT Atr. E. G. hlnson WIS can4luate TOT sthto >
Attorney on the Democratic ticket; Mr; MGsnas ,sna
rcpnblfcahsM Is ss' weli KNOWN. however, tnNt u
correction Is not needed for those who arn 10.
ausi,c, xi,h him. 0 docs not want any p'ae'
rr,r uw,as nenavo,cnt soctetv bc1d tts nnnyRl
meetux yester,lay afternoon i Ihlleh's 11aiI, q!
1,rn,,'t,w hn Irnnsurers rnt11rt stit,weI TINT
Iii % perssi.s had been Followed during tic yea,r
tr"as.try ay Tho fnllnwinu nnm,cI officers wcre
clceie,l for tho ensuing ycar:, President, Lon!:
II; n,,rtrr. Trnnsmrcr. j. Munz: AIternatu Cor,
mi ifoiimenn.
i"o 't't
CDup'S Circus Will pitch its toht on Ing Lhkc
, 1880-05-10
IOWA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Epttal Corrcs sp61ldtnef 9f The Chttdgt 1faouHe
pEs MONIES, Ia., aIny 8.-The Stnte 1ioard OF
Health hold Its ilrst niectinx hore this week..
Tho Hoard consists of Or. William y. Robertson.
buscatjno; Hr. Philip W. Lewollen. Curindn;
Dr. W!lmot II. Dickonson. Des Mofncs; Dr. llo.,-
~ 7. Clark, McGrcKOr; Dr.. Justus N. llnll,
Lnke Mills; Dr. Ephrtim 81. Reynolds Ccntro'
vllIr; 'Dr. George +. Roberts. Waterloo; Jntncs
I.orlng, civil engineer, Dallas Contre; md At"
tarnuy-Gcnerul J. +. McJunkon, who Is i'm OK
K permanent organization was perfected b.
tho olectlon IT Dr. Kot'ertson ~ prrsl!lont anI
lots for their tcrs1ls with Tho following result:
Robertson. one year;. Dickinson. two 1ycnrs,
ltobrrts, thrc0 years: Hall, four years: LoWot-
len. tiro years; Clark, SIX years; leynoas' sesoh
staul!ng committees wcro chosen to prepare
fYs , tnS uss r shg ~ fg}1o"S
s;'S Vs;;6;i.; i;ySG's '' GeHtssy!!li Iss ,iii,
Edncntion. HclItion Of Rchools to Health,
Kind and Methods of Instruction IN use. md
Methods 1 to bo rroposed-nr. George F. 's'borts'
seWor'lse. Drainage, and Disposal of E1orotn
Ep!de,a'cs, f inaop,cs, and Contagious Diseased
:. ln!lnsncs t,f slaughter- ltG,!ses, Rendering.
Iest.!ation itsIating. 10 stats 1,oard OF lIculth
-nr. s. Robinson, Mnseatine.
paru pu,mrs oil tho subjects ilaucd, which vi !
10 puhl[shcl with tho proceedings nt tho hoard
A,lnItcnit.on of Food-Dr. ii. Il. Farluharao1,
ncatGeisato W 1n,,ucncesl by Age, Climate. tns
Soelal Gondition-1)r, =; 4. Gui!l'ert; Dubuque.
Oils, Accidents, md Special sources OF Injury t
Lifo and Dcath-irof. u. l!Inriohs, stato unt
Of ofSy ahs ea Fhor % iss: shaa Sa
Trees Nenr Dwellings, e1te;;M,rrcstdont 1s;, A.
, 1880-05-10
Tho Greek Circular Against tho Turks

II. Trleoupls, tho Greek Frem!or, haa 3D.
dressed circular to tho Euru!oan l'oxssss NJ "
brlgalIago III :rhessAly, 1o.asetluont ~ tho
delay withdrawing t. latat.sh Tory ssST1t oppo:.
tho Treaty II Herln. According 10 tho reporta
u tic druok Cotisuls, tlelu Ii. s!al,var Ut tho
Wholv country being overrun by thvsn b41s4s
twelve Ut which, with fulIoWera numbering from
fl1rpc 10 :4Yu, nro enumerated BY nnulr. Every
day new murders Aua A1.iue!ions ars 5eportad.
IHru not lravo thor iuliscs. Tho br!y1ndnuu .t&
nit cleckoi by tho authorities, whose x1aat OBJ
luct upul,y moved. IL tO throw obstacles In tho
way pf tho Commission OF ilcisintAtt6!I Appo'utc
UI to surrender tha turrtury to lTGeee. u
should le observed thAt tho peoAlu Who asu sul'
, 1880-05-10
PROF. SWING.

~ ~. rivor ~ M fthttan, Tribune.
~ INA .,ss'', =. y ."' ". ,,u,s ,rcnturcs
NocHE,IE, ILL.,, May 7-"l "irWlse cEsa.uss ,'.:,
NIL eamc from primitive oozc, then no .c!nana
Ie'"ns IN ,ns. ,ns a,rnncr to rho rrcatcst probu-
i"t al' ocst s''''eIs u Ma,,or " is nass,yo"-rruf,
S,rinus ser,nun, Chtedaa Tribune, .tp7a ~ 1s"s
Ia CHEMISTRY a science or tdoology7
20 -. 49,, ao,r,nnro n ,teflrca nostiyc In their 1
Arc tho poo''o,nss ,,,. oanrIcn accident.
chAracscr or eoh'fo'eo ~ e"p''s'' "~
will or mind?
II thu former. will tho Professor plcnsc state
,,,,,t ,,ort ~ .hn ccnuomy Of nature God pro.
What part III WY eso''o"' y.
dnccs or s''ppl.es5 ,,,,,,, ..,,ua =, our
Is 'hoe single @ oee' an,r,s1y ,,n f'uI nttrputar'o @
1n"S,od =?
IL matter "pasalyo"?, Lot us plaee 2 particle
ratrs ,' u,lIer tho microscopes. anu wlInt do wo
."nf ,nt ,m xnrrtnit.Hnii pregnant With lilo anl
vNalltyy =, ,,,,.t
soil ator Mir ,nctnls, iikllls, nc!ds, utc., md
.,,"+ "a In n"sw1rY Thure il nj tIcl ilort nnt-
, 1880-05-10
RAILROADS.


r,rm Trok1r1x .N
DIES MONIES. 49,. -
Special Correspondence n The chteoeo nttot'"ss.
pEs MONIES, May The Chicago : N9sto,
Polk City, sn'"'l hamlet ot. sao m,.Fwtsna" 70.
no a sixteen nsi r," wa, . :" s the cSurany
inc na., anrit wrro ,nrinc to
,rarc,so n, crsS every ms iarm md Greet iepot at
every cr,ssrm..ls Tho principal object scented s
10 DO to BULL, the most possIbso miles of road
win INC .eas. r'ss''v ~ hchn,l, f,rn,los
LIS sstis!oslty "Ms - ~ ~ az, ao,s,oro.
Gy y the G rPn ra csof asss eyss e TS "a ae
uruSt n,M 1 Nv 1,9,. tf,n f;nM,tv nf FOlk tOntcd
NJ r. ,s swetnp lands "''d tho people s"se 0'no'
re as parc@asa @ p ysse se 10 ! tSU i," uenTo
sssss ! r. T. S;o sSSSs E Il A.
,,art ~ thnIr iinns t., ths city. N,t thoy don't
afiit ii as sneis will itI ,ssh sra'os Si,a ~
hoy en- , nYfs S5 Gy a ss es,c to
nnJ. wt,sreslt Folk Cty, re,ilunstritctl, and
~. 'nceiIlH ceIlrH to o. take such notion in tho
matter ns they ,, ecHd cnv wo1u SetSral}y sisd
@1n9 @ tS as,,ocini,v Tha ,nuciiuE w,ts held hcrO
| britt hnf1I I'll HG4Y.
sntursS' wv, Wneh H. rcnr.scntyes Of the tniirod
,a,v Hnu WITT T Tborc VIA c0nsitierable loud tnIk,
' h +, rnuI cnmt,,ny was pretty severely
n 1nS n In a1torcal way ii was sooi,
% sissovurc thas 10 arGitration co,,ld be had With
tln cr' VIII an H. r,iinn,d rprcscntativas. Tho
,,,,ics ~ n,,v 1,nri at the owt,
Sf"SSs of PsR !it ity tso pcope desxnatc. an
VI, ,,. ao'. +. INV oSnr huf nils from tho
tnsn Ms asL wnIc - viii rcaliy g,v" them better fac
@ es , M ansr ..oS T IN Paik Clty i lot ut Tic now DO
vmtn ,t ~ ~ tn rnrcd lj,c, nn thus movo tho town
oyss; n confirmation Of this proposition, tho follow
inK nKe,,,ta,i iettel isoh oc'e'"' D''''''"'A
pC p"Cli!oaao 4 Nour,1w EsrEnN 1sA1LwAY CoAt-
i,sS1 MS1' 9rrii s. issl-i5ESESit; Yoir letter Of
Gat ,, Il ns u rcs,r' Il II hardly neccss1ry fol
Apri!a ~ ~ @ ri, notSnm ~ yo nj tho pro.
nse ,ms % rw isnS II rpa II tho sony q fak
Eit u.s. FROM yoar latfo isl,Sd IN, haVo iii
snnws,.So Mn19s Il nj th1t is sonSht 10 10 accom-
pTsMen " tnS .eW aan Sn.n. ~ fi,n nna Moincs 1
, 1880-05-10
SUBURBAN.

The Junior class Ut tho Chicago Female Col
lcgu RAyo un exhibition Satur.lny oyUI,ing ut
tho College, which was attendea by q number
Of tho friends Of tho thirteen young ladies Of
which tho class Ia cotuMsed. .
Tho examination Of tho casses of the nnpttst
Uu!ou Theological Heulnasy will coulmeuce to-
, 1880-05-10

~. Mny II. "seon' ogle Cuuo.
Charles Finn, a young man re.t,,,uu
InHt Htie, wAs Alj,ttlgc1 Insane ~ '..nK NJ nn tha
Court. on Wclnestlny 7ast. "''' IL 1de eotiair
"a very ni'1oyabac matrimonial svcn, 49,.
Iht!r.ay SyenanS, nt tho rcaidcfeo ~ osGg s. "a
p p%res oos Mss ta,s sinrs sqsnty sMsSy; ,he
HwcenCy. N''" ~ u !6hnE.
, 1880-05-10

Thomas Williams; nl1as lsunkhead. Is PRISON.
or ut the Armoryc charged with stealing silver |
w,,tch nnd chain valued ut $50 from George ":
Fritz, Of Nos. coo nnd OIL West Madison street. |
Tho articles wero dbund In Meyers pnwnshop ut
No. Al West Randolph street. '-, -:
Detectives WHY hna Amsto'n yesterday ar-
rested ut tho cottiuT If Quincy anl Stnto strens,
n notorious oonslddhco nun giving tho nnme Of
1ilcharl Stokos, who haf In tow n stranger In
tho city, who Is registered Mt tho Palmer 1touso
as John j. Sche Ut SiIycrton. 6au Juhu County,
Colo, md whom, Stokes Ind very luckily selected
ns n rood +" fNt sueNor." Tho officers explained
to Mr. schcl his mistako f9r wiie, tho gsnte1;
Hrory, S'SEs' for ' wSss S hs was tTaIy utha"Efa
Jatncs FREQ, q years Of asc, ts VI tho Twenty.
ssSHna wiih nef satete e g. Sy f"aF With
preferred by Fn.nk Ptucck. 10th families llvo
III II torcMcnt-1ouse " NO: w IWenty-s.lxt.n ..
urtlay forenoon, FREQ entered hIs noI9hbor's
tailor shop, md made tho contonts !ly around to
the tho bnoK with palr Of shears and that hc hlt
| Mrs. ptncpk II stunning biUw OIL tho buck OF tho
| hcAd With u tntlors xooso.
| Mr. c. H. Hatns, Of No. Pnrk @ avenue; @ yes. yes,
% whe ho to,ni @ psswiiag arqana i IS 6sdrGe,,'
stansSlF IT. nj b"t 'Sh II tho roon js,,ea u I'M;
FnIbed him taling him for fSli,ilsaxod i
a'e&%e. <. t&o statton M 'S o - said Ss lived It NJ 4
Ashland nvenne, mud that he WIZ o'np!oycsl
as'pg I,cca4y s's 5x'rnato 1s aps 81 ,s c
aid tint hs did not ontcrt Mr. l!nrit,ss house
Msa n,stoas asi Il f"r h1s I".s nSae q
NKc, and rnspsutabic lookLng. Mr. liArinE WIS
5 % n ss askR Fl ~ ss ss doos sE isaSma SGa
lenvo as they plcascd* ..-
, 1880-05-10
CANADA.

!
Wa,s rso,r.tc,,,, Art-A nnifrIous Row
-sen. % aran.'* Proposed Visit to To-
routo.
sstea! 9ueots. NO. ,e IT.. .' cstess' % n; 5'snt ss ,ro
nots Of ca''ats during s;s a,nountoa to sl;s sss.
yo"F. ss<k,.. D.,,s,<, ~ !, 1s. c,.e.,, Tribune.
,,een ''t supporter @ Of tho Nationpi policy,
not only ndm!s TINT hat, there 9ov1ms. bus bseh snt
sa'ss @ . any y vo s's years @so se ony receive
Sis. After investigating and discussing tho
whilst there has been larss aasnneo Of w"se. s
In tho building trmles over lust yc"r, II is hos
nwf i1s to 1 ere S, 1at to 51 e seaFss
'' iso sp'eas aIs psbaee 10 ~ qss @ cssaso atsns.
a's 5sfsss s n 'aS the ess session. - ss sasss:
G panna n G"l 5s"9y saS v M goEy sna
~ 1I4 IN to pcri Id'' nr III The sess ror cs nten.
oa of s!sat sseFslal % 'n1s'Sst Ssess} ,a
Ga vtz ;io 't Afant!o Viii tho Faso thronyh
tho nnrrow !shnls Of panMmlt. It w. Is c.oar ..a
tnat tais enna !riH Wa s Trnalwa thn svn ,ttnt
&c Seea sss Sec L w1fs ne III %
ar pass thFpnKh IN %n'mpo,Sh,ant IT. sSnt5y
| Whit milton or nations wou!u ASSUME TINT re.
stweeM 1reat lri,a!n MA tlo Ini'Sa san.sa stn.es
that th9 'nttcr shonu oI d.o ~ shn n,a
Suites ud rccuntiy declared hls opinion thnt tho
work WINS ct sole Interest TO tnnt county, VIII ,l
Me's e a1sued ~ dfSs ' s"S s0S th tic a@'
] nsos ws w put 1 es set nst Sstn spasn ss
, 1880-05-10
,r11E SOUTHERN WAR.

Tho wnr .butwccn tho Southern rOade IL BE-
coming terecr aud Inorc Interesting every day
Tho river lines ffom CincInilntl md Lnussrisse,
ns we'll as tho Chesapeake & OHIO Railroad, have
now tnkcn u hand In tho struyGle, aB Will oo |
seen by tho Following from tho Cincinnati
udxctte: ...,
"1ho storm after the calm came yesterday.
r ertes aa t wv to asknS at
tls Sst r VII wp sS sSt,f1s % W ~ o NV orss
xst tic rvsr s!ty y redlheng sl ~ fne rs TaS n,,d q" 9"
%hle @ s RI n tS Tho % Ge
iii not respond Iy plIshl,ig rte;shest, but
ha they WI enter tho tlxht neafsy ~ yrapoa ann ag
theru seStI.s to bo no doubt wlatoyer. nKht on
tto hsuis Of IhIa ca1l,o rusnara that rates were
po!nss. Commissioner Powers. ot tho Southern .,'.
sr - 9o tasswHX uisest sas o ana liter y
,l,tuttnn of FROM vs 70 ~ cents PCT ltp pr pnla!s,
ayi ~ sets "s as %toer ssF'l ssta9a e'
iNsiy, tho Chespeakc l. oh!o snd . clncl,n%ts a1,1
s9atheEMn afosS9 thS nSw .fn g. III Msyi s,
Tntsa tstes a llo & E, xS
nHSr louisville i Nashville llosld, ,sd con,nls- =
ssS q the pa H. 70 o' ''nts ,t wS v w' % t.! t.;
y yt te ct: sh0 thss,'RSs'kS %s s,t ,Sa'Is EhIa
tions ir9lu Coni,isslonor Powers. 6S G1,; john n
sS1;phi ss; f ss s'e stasSs hSsSs"ks neoa oa IN
oxpiai!ation. hut nj tt'8 o'clock bud RECEIVED no
E 8; i Ws Il Sssse Ss ss "sv 's H. I NJ sF
aKs'lst Inc Southern, and ts nspg the p,p9l
les which aro spy fee.lsrs M to n!5lm tno L9svlo 1o
Somthor,,s 'snuthssst bsiaiarss. II this Is tho
"H #o 5 sssct sssS iss !. II It a f;ss s y
S Sst' 10 y sx + 'ass e
, 1880-05-10

Tile Eldredge Sewing ng-Afacltuc.-1t ,,,d,
t1,9 world, and Is TIC best for YOU 70 'fsts 6,vs
Sold olt monthly payments. 1M STATE st,sa!t'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-09-16
Democratic Delegate Election.

The Democratic voters of Centre
county will meet at the regular place
Of holding the general election for their
district, on
Saturday, September Is, 1889,
to elect delegates to the Democratic
County Convention. The election will
open at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, and close at 6
O'Clock P. NJ.
The Delegates chosen at the above
time will meet in the Court House, at
Bellefonte, on TUESDAY, the Dist
day of SEPTEMBER, at 2 O'Clock, p.
NJ, to nominate one candidate for Con-
gress, subject to the decision of the
Congressional Conferees, two candi-
dates for Assem-, ly, one candidate for
District Attorney, and one candidate
for County Surveyor, and transact
such other business as may be regular
ly brought before it.
The number of delegates TO which
each district is entitled under the pres
ent apportionment, is as follows:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-09-16
WHO CAN VOTE.

The next election in Pennsylvania will be
held on Tuesday, November 2, 1880.
Voters must be assessed two months before
the electlon-that is on or before September 2
The assessors must be at the election house
on Wednesday and Thursday, September 1st
ana End, from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ.
Of each day, for the purpose Of correcting the
list of voters, by adding names thereto or srik-
ing them off.
The committee men OF the respective election
districts should attend at the time the assessor
sits to correct the list.
To secure their votes, voters must have paid
q state or county tax one month before the
election and within the two years immediately
preceding the date of one month before the
election. The last day for paying tax this year
is October t2nd
Members of Democratic state, county and
city committees should see TO it that every .vot-
er OF our party has complied with the law.
Failure to pay tax in season deprives the
voter of the privilege Of voting. An elector can
swear in his vote though he be not assessed
But the neglect may cause much trouble.