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Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

no not confound this matchless III
~ vator of feeble and exhausted NJ
stitutions with violet cathartlcs, s.1
decoctions OF vile drugs, and rullGt n,.,r
tOXicants innoccntly labeled .p".pI
Malt Bitters appeal to popular u, .s|
dence because prepared from nnle'r%t Ot,
ed Malt Hops, and quinine, anu III
peccions ingredients, according IN :;
process of Liebeg, and are richer :"
elements that restore to perln"
health tho weak, convalescent, copou5a
tive. ovcr-workcd, nervous, sleepiesS', sN,t i
replic. bilious. and tickle IN apgEj| pgs|
than all other forms of malt or mGu''
The genuine are plainly signed LIZ y N
company. Sold everywhers. M'"
ters Company, Boston, Mass. h
, 1880-11-16
Sl1':TlNG-BULL,
He Says He viii Not s,,,.o,
But Win Fight to tha s'''
Death.
Con- Miles Taking tho r,,,,
Against tho Hostile 1
Sioux,
They Will No Doubt Be f,o,.,,,
But Not Without Lively 'S'
Combat,

Erftj0f C1r+ystnrI4utA ~ n. =.
,n.n.. I,.,,r I.,,.'., !" ne chteauo Ttisun,.
uiynr Mr." t'...s, '"S AGENCY, II. r., ron,,,
!.' WY. 4'-nHh't tho lst ut t}ctoe. t'as ,tsa
,t,,, az. ,,t,. .ho inherent binds Of bos
coo In md s,rrcn,,or ""a ., e n!!owets thc,a IN
n'o ~ ''"u eH9sollu1' anu TINT nil thoso rrr. :"
s .s,,', ~ ~" ~ 0e'''o tno expiration Of Ills notla.
"0m .,,.,,,,. w. -
von,, ,i.,t, ..,S ~, ,'H'*EN IN nY rnncr
liz, orn oxn. osu ~, n"s pco nald 10 thI. gcnt.
T., 'a,,,,,, ''L smut Phrtes
.hnt .,,n,s o'',,.. @ Wig wo'sl'l he 1e To tbpr
,,ar.n.. " ~. H.s'Ieu ttio ot1acr. Tho hcnd.
tor'. ~ am, 'u sIA u OH Itlck Greek trim.
nr i'd snn, h'ta over l n'iles northwest
vi 'h'o HHeEoys
formal ,,. s,,at ~ ~. " 1es Scouts, he IN.
~. ~ .,.. ~ ~. slttlnH' ltulra catuD Il,
,rot, r.a 's.t aau o Iniot Ind told him ho
"'"'1 ''o''i enttol'Aef, h'lt would
, 1880-11-16


,rnl.i.ocK-On sunt'ay night Nov. H. strs. ~ u.
uaoraI from residence, u E!m-st- nj Il o'clock to-
.atuSn>-1n Gicnpo Nov, II. t;cnsso IT,, son Of T..
+; ;tnu frances MMnrnt nac1 III nlunths.
=, Enm2rn from Ssl Frnnk1la-at to-day ut y q 70
Ss w suasa% HS'SfH ssiieli.> papors p,cusc eupy.
h1nNEitAM-Soy.t t5 isso. Mt q and n West s. Mos.
tyr q iutnlh, md Cinnl 6tonohanl, aSed ysa'
cES I.on,lon tIi;lE} papers please enp5.
1t. Ann Guilty., nyrl 81 ycnrs JtUrn lit l.nndan, Enh
~ L'ldon mid south AnstrnlIa IaEurs please
copy
lln0AN-At hor. lato residence, Ens,qwsed, H.
L. C.iiosati tforis'orty ai Tier1,n'nf. N. VI:
EuGrnl t'-dny ut =, III. fsunl EnsoNoou ''' A'
" Now York City pnpors please copy. ..,,.
Rn0SEtEi.T-At tho fcnlsionco Ht y \; shela'nR' shirn
NnrFshu lhfk. Ut u H. III. Nbv. II: Se1son 't'o'''''
Wanafna to ba tnkcn 10 In Croatg, Wis. for busa.
in troaso tWis.) hna haHduskr to'' lapS''
plchAO cG!tF,
wl!EELEH-At nelton Mass My y, slt, M..hii = y
J. W. sykes. Ut this city hscd IT,
TlIpMk'aUN-Suv, II, John Thompson aSea "
ycars. .-..,
Enacrat Tuesday Noy y Il s + n a. fFG,n fisna,a. ssa.
III, thanco by cars t1 JtoselllfI. ,v..,
sss %G + q :}Ss? s}S Il ssss
Wsv. Gsarios Il. fawwtos: s't: ''' ''s'" =,
NUltVOS-s1n Inst ovonlR. at III rosaensse.t ,et Il Il
i.aytoil~at. john i. Nurtun, Ut dfphsho9'a' 'ss'
SDtfcc Of funeral hereafter,
, 1880-11-16

fnr his opinion Will, reference tn tho with IT
the h"u,,vnri youth Of l'n4las t'ark. n,ni wl:ut
i;"ncr,,t rcthtnnci.,lca TINT Tho boulevard i,o
wItlcsrd frot, M to 10 fc"t.
,cr n1i ocsins tno l,rl Ms sN 'i f"r Inc % trvicso
nf selling reirrsl.e,,ts ii, central I'lrt. Tic
e';'!'isr'"" IT, IT, nn,Ss' MI ' si n w. fsr thu approval
" the iia,nl s,r;sy i9r The & rrs,'l"'f.Isi" @ u
l>yien uyenllr. As tho property was ntin.rist
o '9 i9uc :xs shSn nppsevo Tps "siSer tSo n,. ~:
tn,.ucii i,r ihn uhn,,9c al thu silinlivisio. Tho
inntter wt,s referred H. tho judiciary t:ntnnt
ter. 4 report To hu nude thoFcon ut tho next
ssc,sry M w?s - Instructed . t. advertise rs s!.. @ f."
Ts c%n,sq; % wsslp Fsp9g; If r, s;1cs9 E. @ tic
1,' apcs IL III SsrSi4'y TE vS report ms "'fe''
.'Afler lilo rct,lInE ii. lilo report President
Wi!SSx ns, o,, s,,o scsrstary !" sl ,,
it'e i, With, to Frsilcnt "S stasi lis enE. esc!
tions IT,. +" tho a. pass,aMo nt thu rcport::
stswty liz M.nttcr of q, much iu'rnrtnl,cc., 10
"s WIS % ecr a III feis i" ca SSi'etas 's Wsr5 ,'S s
10 c;n,fpnte1. lie Thought ti,oro wcrn serions
lcxnl questions yst T. bc se.tie.t h.fon astton
,i!a iluasI Tor lMova!El rurlN's!s werc t!oi iu!-
| M bSEH HlhEH III ti1 tS}l*
mate ng fronln1t on tmtnrsectny strrets owt,,rl
hy the city. II tho t,ettlethrl was constructed
| In tho hlnnIIur l,ruIN,spd by tho Con-.
! mttec, It would ctsst ss.NN llur
n,e 1ier a.ln,,n, to keen It a repnir. Tor
tho eslru police rarco mil !IictirHtn expenses
which wnlil,l inn'tnt uptn SasGki unr nnslisni.
Az. W!c,,x's rri,lepai ijcutio1, Iay r. tt,u inct
rnrl Mai,l not by usrl fnr gGicral tratllc ~ It
waa lfrly @ tssv C",rs would '!ece !l!as tna Il.
fCrl1lar legislation was tcccsstsy beforu eatl-
| lneneing THO wt,rl. ....
commissioner Wnn,lart answered tho nhjcc-
ti.,tls nf President WiGnx briefly. nl said tllt,
| Wh!ao hp wfs not III tMvur. nr tito project When
| first hrnirhC1, !r WIS il1w E1cnrty Iii tHyUr Uf
1t. ind believed tho ttunnl nwe 1t I'll tho elt1rns
n1l.t prnpcrty 1!nlctsnf Wtst Washington STREET
tn ri ntehIl with tho fnprsWemcnt.
Commissioner steErea Hlsn uppesctl niy fur
t1er tlrtuy In tlIo tnlttcr. nnl thought ill tho
primer atGl'. hHl hccn tn|tc.l. .-
Tht question being ru1 Oil tho adoption Of tho
Ctn.tnlttc tcns rcr6rt. It wns adopted With but ono
dissenting vt'ru-flrsl1ent Wilcox.
Tho lluAt1 tlpIl Att 3uurNtd.
, 1880-11-16
HEREF0RDS.

CHICAGO, Nov. II, lss0.-To Il. IT. S'pan
o. Strait Ir0s:, Cheyenne. lFU9::. Short
Horn ,aIa,, ara circulating ,reI0rt lint yq!!
i!creaftGr n,ly sIIort.ilorns. / tl,ink tl,is Is
tonu to intluence plll,!iu opinion ut tut c;lltlo
shows. a, full Mistl pr0lNl't nttswcr ts I'M
poftnnt. Answer ut my exl!rMsc.
q. u. CuhME,rTsoS.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., Nov, l5.-1p q. Ii, CHI
7crlxo1t, It.oit y lllafl at Itridc HutltiinV:
}yo nru using lho Hereford lnllls. Inte.l to
l,lcrt.,su to moo. Wa nru also breeding Iiarc-
fords IL 19,wa, hay!nE y Mthor9'!iighnthls.| '!ig M
fur.ls; Oh tllD c0ntrary, will Increase our
lltlllIbcr inst us possible. SWAN DRoS,
, 1880-11-16
tion referred to. All men ahn,,l'i no enlisted
who nre sls,nlific,l. and nsal9nn,l Ia regiments

tion rcfcrrch to. All men ehnuli no enlisted
who nre slnnlf1c'l. and asaiannl Ia regiments
REQ AiftLESs tlf Es,j.ON
or previous condition.. Such hns 1rcn tho law
ami usago III tho navy fnr yrnrs. nl,si tho nrny
wttuI! aoun 4row accustomed tutt. Nh hnly nf
rnth M Garth lNs nn0rr tOyurchco for tho Con-
siituttou md awa tint, tho nriny. md plctluo
my own and tho unntl faith IT I'LL IN tho service
TO cnfoFce faithfully ovcry part of tho Constl'l-
tfun or thp Utitcu Suites, and every law n1nln III
pursuance thereof. ten. Echallcl't IA nlMrtlant-
iy nc lu enforcu tho lAws attd regulations Of tho
Acntscsny.
Tho education ut Fort atunroc, Under tho SIT
fcrvtsson Ut CnI. Getty, ts purely professional,
alsh lm!tch chiefly to tho artillery urn of tho
service. ThIs cthlcntior cn,,,ot be ftnnsl IN a.l.
other collcro III A'nurlcI, and Is valunhlo bu-
ctlllse tho .isu Of nrttcry IL llmttc to war Oft
nrKe acalc. a.nl cnl,ot t,o cnrtlcst III our 1tnan
wnrs nr III conlt,,on Ittc. Whcn the necessity
nrtsts for nrsll1rry officers, ns In our Mexican
wur at11 nlsa u1r civil War, it In
subnES Assn IMMEDIATE.
This school costs nothing but tho nr'tlnnry
garrison expenses. / still ,tesiro 10 cstn,,ltsh
RiInflur Bch,ml for Enfnntry md cnynlry Mt
T.cayonworth M soon MS the condition Of IIltInn
affairs will Ht.thft If tho slru release of RutAu
good infantry regiment from tho distant 'front.'
tur, which hope will occur within tho next
ycnr.
CONDITION Or T1tE ARMY.
III concltssSl,, l,cr 10 stnto TINT tho cItlre
nrny II, III my upntnn, lis pntriotc, lis r'atlnnt,
III willing to nl1cs,,nscr pcr ali.l hnrtt scrvlce,
us ut any fortncr pertud NJ O,,r history. Tho
rapid cxteEan1 Ut ruf,rt,tB md ,tnila has much
iMpt1,yctl tho general condition anl content
tlcnt of tho officers ant nun, and they simply
suffer- tho i,s,nl EAtc Of rcnco IN slow promo.
ton md thu apprehension at changes whlr!l
noror come. Tho cointry Is 30 lnrgc that rcgi-
, 1880-11-16
SCIENTIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS.

c,...,t .u,,.,.t J.. ~. ,,h,...o 7,.h.u.
,v,s,,,s,ra. % n r w, "sS ,rc1, +,,a Mn,
,ar;n1 -ain,;v, - No sinnnt cnr,.tno ,'ro,n,,t.
M, A., Tia proe,lo,,t h,, tI,a 1nnr,.n,, nsuncin.
t;on snr ,i,o S.,,n,,eo,nont @ ~ s",anoo ''4 tho
,nnmor,n,Isis any,. - ftm,orstan3;nv t,,ot tho
aovoro,,c., ~ ill., In, sar.too frc,,,
In sinna, sorvicona, hn ofsct, o,,,"I,, i"n'
tuiatIn;, '"s oa,,,n .'nrsn,"os ~ t,: s,,,,n"t ~,
~ tho ",,ut,,,nn"t mn ~ |,,tof S,o,,a, 3,",nnr
vo h1lin,:,, ~ r,,io NJ sa,n,1 urt,e,, INT tho
o;,ic"r IN l,nrrn If M tmnnrtomt ,u,,,tt. vnrl1
s,n,,id az, ~. ~ ,,aast,, t,o s.,f,,
hoi,, with nm ,tntn;,e rnrio;ninv In th.t
,vnri, nnd viii tho oo,lutorof snbs
,..'tr .,".t. WI" @"o i,s o""
!eels WHICH H1to De"lHas Hpo1l
lis nnccess. Fruln the communications
which We lave naturally sought with lead
in,, nm, IN sc1cntie cIrr,os III. he1tuvn II tho
,i"o;jnJ .n,,t,n,,t ~ Ill n,oauos t1,t ~, III
o.ns'. 49,, " ~ e'as,ee .1'a' ..ao Wv
ceF ~ cLaFEe VI tAo atetcoto!osicat SERVICE
should be ono adding to the necessary nd
yntinn tl,nt nc1untntnncn ,ritf, lin ,vontu ~
,.,toi..s,S', .'t.s -. ~ y.
n1cWoloosleal scei'ee. ail" lilat sla'lulhg LII
Mtelligence Which VIII Inspire public con.
tillcncg In
T,tr w1snou or 1t,s MANAGEMENT.
~, snt;r,, ~, u..t .,,..,.t.,........
~ a"t5 t'!o nat 4cI"l4c''c.'t u s1e
cou'I!,y ne m'lsttlesote largo shaFo OF hls
attention to improvements OIL thu lllgtf0d OF
predicting tho Wcntler, To nty,reciafc tho
importancc of sucl, j,nprny,,nrnt wo ncnd
n,,i,, oo,,.Ii,- .1,n ,,,n."it,,,,a - 49,. ~
.,'., u', eu's.". .no 'nsh'tu -. tnu s"'" u,
, 1880-11-16
TIE CITI-lIALL.

I1IC C1 = 4 EKI1E
Two MORE et tuo i''" hfc'enRlncs w ofderca
s'snr time ngo VIII nrrlse next week. Thry Will
he "ss'rncd to COMMUNITIES Nus. ~ an'l 81.
a"k feh'.'''"eeT. ins 'no week c''",aR SUI.
tirtlay, tHMlglniiet! 1..ll p0t1l'.ls at usGased
sr11s t,,uuittpp ~, Streets n,,,1 Allcys. West.
met ycstcr,luy jficrtan Htut dt.clissrii vnrol,s
tutfrrs Thu trolN,stt1ri III H1nttu niulrtNIt.irs
t,, tho aaUvI,nt,n street. y,ntnGt Tr;ltt, Carroll
s,rrrt wae tincli on lin lns,iIse thnr,, ,Wms in
npI,rv nt,1,r,,r,rintcil tn r,,v thn tatst. ''
,r,,... .,.'.,,.. ,..,,. ..,... 49,,
IliE tltntns ~ mo e1tS tne past week worc III.
, 1880-11-16

Itx Agitation IsnfIre1y UMcnl1tl For ut
the 1leyitlnr SeNnlnfl.


Special Chrftspondfnee at The GAtrtgo Tribune.
BAlt.tT.slttA+ H.. Nov. 15.--imoltu tho hin-
tirc,s of locnl politicians who ll:tvn l,ccn !nocu-
lutett With tho Congressional Itch tliosc has nj
reasty begun an aRltntion nf tho Congressional
upportt0nnlent which fll1s 10 tho lut Of tho
Genernl Assembly Just ccctcd.-a hopeful
foollng forward to tho tI.,y when they, or II 1n-
jorlty of Them. ca,l write 81. c. utter thui.
tl.ltt1ca Oh Fetlernf envelopes md on corners Of
T'ncleAgcs bcrlng Rnrtlutl- scet1s from tho Agr-
ou'tur't Department, or bulky volumes from
tho ratent-olllcc whoso covers conccal uuly
bugs and statistics.
lint llese gentlemen hnyo boguu sutroly tno
ap),fxasching, sessIun vi tho Grncrul Assembly
Tor Congressional or Legislative purposes.
~ tho tlrst placr, thuro IL no election to 10
hs!; s9 fGs a G'fter ] ,,r r iix't%fs .o 1s N
torne'lc circumstances tue Slpcrlntchlent Ut
ste Ccusns viii mt bo prepared - make his
tnro sthy. tho usual month SGT lt,r ns.Ja,,rniug
s Msner A15su% " H. t,l An ,,s s The nSsss
s s,% AZ S to yone ~ ia Is ts With ..,sn!sts
rcrutiveiy dcn,lris Ii revision, whlch delnaMa
ea,l only tp complied with by nj, nlIouriIct!
Assembly. SA!,' ii distinguished ctrcult J!tI,to
to thu nut lung ago: ~ knnw Of M Ssuto
S!',Ao sMtntes .re ln 70 l,ad condition ~ those
tho stnlsttcs 1myu literally bce.l usnsutl!atct,
md ~ cot'Ec1ur,lce tho listenuon atlsl11 ,lu-
nmolg tho nlldle nt,s1 Iuwcr clMssas. Is iurgrIy
,l.:rens.l. to thS d!ssont9st 1t il,o courts nn'l
pxfe ta . vo Ht tnS so I'D lint o'Ss ss S St
ycr was II rarlty, 50 frequent aud 1T tho tl,a!n
inncccss cssary hAvo Icon tho o!1Iilgcs.. On lilo
needed, hccql:su pr,ynio enterprise supplies IN.
nnlly q revision which sarrps III! tho wants 0f
tho ,GllI i.;,t IT. th.so la,sySrs 10 1t g .swor
Illinois Is not Il rgrAion nj nil.
THERE is Ax0rliEl. QUESTION,
, 1880-11-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

PLrsfourt, Nov. 15.-Arrlyed, Tho VIE.
lniul, from Now York.
GLASGOW, Nov. 15.-Arrlycd, tho Stats of
Georgin, from New York.
L1vErpoo1, Nov 16.-Arrivcd, tho 1llyriau,
from fs0stoi,; Victoria, from Boston.
Movli.1.E, Nov. l5.-Arriyetl, tile austrian
from 1Soston;. Sarnlatlan, from Montrraj:
State Of Georgia, frpln New York.
NEW York, N0y. 15.--fllu INV steamship
Assyrinn MONARCH, the pioneer Of tllo Nonr.
Arcll Ling, which Ii to rlu. betwcell tts I,e1t
y, alltt WINS duo ut this port Thursday iast.
No npprellcnsions. however, are felt lor ier
safety, but i0r rnrrlvnl has been hourly looked
for during tho last three days "
, 1880-11-16

Apht'TiuS or TIL. Auut.EvAKIl SCHEME.
Thu l3nArd Vt West pnrk Commissioners met
yestDrLay afternoul,. Fresslut,t Wilcox III tho
cl1!r. AL tho mcmors wcro present cxcept
Commissioner Wlikel,
a communication ~As ruud from lct, Smith,
astorucy Of tho board. In response 10 III inquiry
, 1880-11-16
MIDDLINGs PURIFIER SUIT,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nor. 15.-1n the United
States Cnlrt to-tfny tue case of The Consul.
dated Mltldlings Pnriflar Company H. The
In Croix stfltlling Purifier Company a suit
for damages nrd injunction FIR infringe
lficnt Of patent, was decided in favor Of com
nfntnal,ts BY Judge Gresham. Damages we.e
pntgnts ut stuko wGre ttltlse nf George i,
Smith, Charles l.. Stott, and William Stott.
, 1880-11-16
HoBll-lsHSttlEs

- aumJ,.cutIug nIutuh WIS u diversion ut Spiny-
tlclt, u[lo. Tho tlILckpst tluvunrcr Ut II lar III
yullusy soup Kot u psixo or Is. Thu wlnnur per-
formed tho tent Fl, less tlsu.l Au hullr, but was
lh,srfl longer III tho hMnta OF 4 physician, b1-
eAuse thu lyo poIsutletl him:
, 1880-11-16
the NUMBERS.

8ptetal Dtspateh to The Chleaoo Tribune.
CovlNt,Tt'X. ky.. Nov. 1L-rhO seml-n,onthIy
drawing 1T tho Kentucky Stato Lottery tnok
placu t.l-tiay; First rapltat, G,GsJ; soconh eNp-
tal, u, ,E>s; third captu!, Elsi0; fourth capl.al,
J,xW,
, 1880-11-16

ycr,liet IL that tho toW No. Ii tho simplest lll
ilost durable sewing -inHrhinc. Wlleultr L. VII
sou Manufacturing Company, l6o State Street,
, 1880-11-16

Terrible LUsx OF Lltu.
Millions Ut rtts, mice, cuts, botl.bugs, roac,cs.
!osu their lives by collision With "ltouGh on lhta. y.
Suld by druggists. l5u boxes.
, 1880-11-16
He Believes the Force Is Too Small
for the Duties Required
OF II,
Several Supreme Court Decisions
Having II Nortliwcstcrly
Bearing.
November Crop Statement Of the
National Agricultural
Bureau.
The Story Of Ono Grove, Who Has
Dealt in Bogus Medical i"
Diplomas.


TIE ARMY.
aES. s1iE.,MAS'a ANNUAL nE1sonT.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. l5.-TKu annual
report Ut t1un. Sherman tn tho Speretary Ut
Wnr Is given 10 tho public to-tlay. After
calling attention to various subordinate ~.
1'orts, Ten, Sherman says:
| MHrec with ucu. Stlrrldnn TINT tho Grny Ia
too snlal1 In enlisted mon to falAll tho hcnvy
t!itica now itnposud usl Il. md IL uverwurkel |,
therefore. ronow ,My recommendation of Inst
year TINT Congress tr Askcd 10 Rlvo 1900 CIT
listed men specifically to tho tranps Of tho linn Of
the nrh1y. and To nuke separate provision for
'!utnchnunts "of advance iHcn," " nnRfnccr
lmitaIiVn," "hospttHl stewards" " comnssnry
scrgcanss." West point detstchncnts." tic.
tai1etl clcrks,' otn., IN tho stlsnp mnnner as
Inns nlrrnAy bcen lnlp for tho StHnMl Corps. In
this connection will venture to Gull your at
tcntiDn tn tho iact tint tho REVISED Stntsltes,
edition of tB5S See. 1,tl5, declining tho orEanza-
tlon of tho nrn,y, limits tho strength to mot
nloru ttnn &c, ,Q01 enlisted mctl," hut Subsequent
appropriation bills by provlAos hayu limited tho
expenditures to 35,0U enlisted men. Still tho
leyh! strength Is :s,ON unlistul 1Ilun. n,ld lhAt
number 1s tho lenst possible at which wo csttl
mnlntn!n the present organization of furly
regiments III nnythlng like guutl order, Ills
rlp!ine, ansl economy, nntl intcr this cnl calt
Dp reached by simply emitting tic provtsos III
the next appropriation hill. ......
Tho Prospcrols times md cnsy financial con.
dillon cf tho Treasttry tnAy now e,lnbtu CunErcss
( to provide suitable nrsl1aments for tho forts
which Etturtl tho ehlGf hAreOrs Of tho country.
THE OVERLAND 1oAns.
Speaking nf thu Northern I'aciflc, Union
TacItic, md Southern Pacific Railroads, Grl..
Sherman suys:
Ttosa railroads have completely revolution
ixcd our country III tho p1st few years, md tm-
hose nil tho military IN Cistrp cIulYo Ut policy.
, 1880-11-16

thc lntenrss Of tho hour, thu election Of tho
nElSGr1 Fl. wts ~ nostsl ,,Mtl tho ncss .ncrt'ns
, 1880-11-16

dWGkAk *tSPHAlH ~ 1b6 EAltu40 1f44MRet
WASHINGTON, u. c., Nov. l5-'rhis n,nrn-
Ing the l'reside1t received IN oiliciul nutionce
Michel de l1arttlD!un.ui, prlyy Councillor III
Actua! seryicu ,usltl Chaint,erlntA 0f tlle Eli
peror nf llussla as Ills AlaIestyts Enyny i;x-
trnorllnary alMl Minister lilenlm1ulitlAry
near this government. Tho lrehi.tcnt nls,
received tn like HUMMER t;e,s. 1la,lnn !sa,,tO
Domingo. EelA Us Iuwly-uptIulntcl E,}yny
Extraordinary nlNl Minister t'lunIu,tenl[nry
Of tho United stntcs OF Colombia. Uu prt-
sont!Mg their letters pf crrtlel,cu The Minister'S
tlellyeret! ceremonial asilrcssus 0f ti,U itsilnI
cordial character, IL whlrl. TIC l'rrst,InNt
1MAlln: appropriate rcstOEscs hptitllll,, tI,,
friendly relations hetweun thu United Statrs
mud Russia alll Columbia.
FftNf LICENSES,
Owing IL q misunderstanding Of the rules
governing tho Licenses Or stGniulJOut-piinta,
Gesl. n,IH!0lIt. Supervising Isl.celnl-l iuilur.
ut 6tenEnbnnts, to+tny tleciIttl tl,a& rihly
whose ltcenses nlny b0 suspended tul be rt-
stored ut thu explrntiol, Ut suspension. mil
that sugl. suspended pilots nre i.ut rcuNirrI
by law 10 take nut new licenses.
APPOINTMENT,
The President hns appointed cX.Spcretarv
Of tho Treasury l1ontwru culsltsnI fnr ti,p
United States befuru tlia neWiy-0rrnntzud
Fn.nceAmcrtcan Mixed Clainls Commission.
, 1880-11-16

huCcGHauE Nuu VIII look AIltF LQG jLGft3ta Or tho
ptoplo Of tho city.
=. AN iu4uest wus hold ut tho Aorgug upon tho
fl1attr tuAtl'l Sun,!ny evening ~ Tho rlvur near
as that Of tfases lsch. Il Frrnch1t.n III yGnrs Hf
Axe, who lived ut M. l.s lsplcHc. street.. Ito
left hosuo M thu ~! Ut Inst nlanth 10 drtw Ills
pny fn'm tho United sttcs llolllny-stGuk Cul-
pAny, hy whom h0 WIN Htilp!0yelu III II nl.xl.ll,
There wcru nu 1Iinrk4 Ut eiulelNu at,nn Tho lnty,
Thu Jury returned verdict 1t accidental s,x,w.,-
lug. Ilo loft y wtta n1su llys children. AlIo
upon john Cnri llattncr, t!lu 0-yelr-tisl sun "
ANdrew H1attileE, n,l old cI.ixil liynE Ut M.
.tS' West Seventeenth street. Thu lH,y IEuml,er-
ed upon tlla stsu nr u freight eur Nti thu ltllr.
was koeRtl olf tho lA.1.lrr BY c,,itt,g intu con.
tnct With Il Hhel. which WIS yVEy s!l0su to Jhu
truck. Thu WlM.tla passc urcr hts brcust
Anu urIlla. t!t'Isiilx instant tlcHtt. Alstl, III
the County Hospital ,tG't, ltenry IL Wnr.lGll, 81
Sears of age, wh' .t!e'f at tue County iiosl,itul
falling from tho first tt'r tn Tho lAsenen. III MI
elevator sliuft ut tho EInpIIu Wllrutll,tsD ujI
1furEtt street. near JAetstlil. tte tnsntcl tt;
tlta'r a1tl walked Into tho shaft thinking tho casc
WAs Vt th4t loor.
TIE dHEESgACKEHs+
Tho Central Weaver aAd Chas,brra Club met
lsst evening III hea'I!nis Hull. M. W West 1tHl.-
csIitl corpse Of the tirp0nl,agk party. 4 nuns
aeF Ut lAdlcs wcre pttacns A,ll insisted tn ttI{
ceremony, Alytratli,H tho ilsurtiln Ut Il WON,
hhs bMll rngu punk ln thu "eUln." ur cunktitn.
lion, us It Wna termed. This document syNx rtisl
md nn !nahunsc allut1nt Of tilne VIA wasted IT,
tho lraulny questions or iAo tluy. Including
NutnnA's snlfsuxH The cleetlun u! officers VA,
tho next order Vt husIuesH, uIia Nra. LueIutin Il
Ilsn1aer WI. elected Presldsnt VI tho Club. 3tr
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-17
Hancock Declines a Contest.
BE Would Not Be A Technical President if
He Could.

New YORK, November 1T is
stated on excellent authority that Gen.
Hancock yesterday addressed 4 letter
to Chairman Barnum, in which he
said that he had been consulted b.
S, veral committees with reference to
proposed revision of the vote cast on
last Tuesday, with a view to contesting
the election in New York State in his
interest. He had also seen the same
course commended in certain Demo
cratic newspapers. He wished to say
that the movement did not meet
his approval, as it appeared to be
based upon unprovable assertions and
inadequate grounds, and, further, be-
cause the movement, so far as it cou-
cerned him personally, was open to
the insuperable objection that under
no circumstances would he couseut 10
be technical President. Mr. Barnum
left town for Connecticut early this
afternoon, and the letter could not be
obtaiued, but a gentleman VIII" has
Just returned from Governors Island
says no doubt the letter is in his pos
session and that the obove summary
gives its purport correctly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-17
Notice of Sale of Land.

I will sell at Newberry c. H., S. c. on
the Sixth da: Of December, (Sale'dAy) next,
all the real estate Of the late David DcWalt,
consisting Of $50 acres, more or less,
bounded bv lands OF Henry Werts, Dr.. D.
Il. Werts, George G. DeWalt, Henry Stone,
Mrs. George 4. kinard, Drayton Livingston
and others.
This valuable plantation will be sold in
two tracts:
l. One tract, containing 200 acres, more
or less, with about 35 acres of original
forest.
2. One tract, containing $50 acres. more
or less, with large dwelling house and all
necessary out-buildings with abont so acres
of original forest.
Plats Of both tracts will be exhibited on
day Of sele.
TrRNs: One-third for cash two-thirds
on II months credit-with interest from
day of sale-credit portion to be secured
by Bond of purchaser with at least two
good sureties and mortgage of premises.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
YOUNG JOHN POPE,
Executor of last will of David DeWalt,
deceased Oct. Is, 47-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-17
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA;
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS .+.' l.
The Sonth Carolina loan and Trust Com
pany against James n. L:pseomb.
Foreclosure.

By order of the Court herein Glated l4th
May, 1881, I will sell; at public Query, be-
fore the Court House at Newberry, on the
First Monday 10Th dayIot December, 1880,
au;thaa sra,t or plantations Of lssnd, situated
in the County and State aforesaid. contain
ing Eleven Hundred 'and Th'.tyJ Acres,
more or less, sni bounded bt lands Of J. 5.
Coles, estate OF John C. Simkins, and John
B.-Boaznan, and BY the Saluda RiVer-she
same being known IS the Wildwood Plan.
tation.
This land viii be sold 10 parcels Of which
pla;s will be exhibited at the sale thereof.
TERXs-The purchaser will be required
to pay one-third Of the purchase money in
cash and to secure the payment Of the bal
ance payable in one and Two years in equal
annual installments with interest thereon
from the dav OF sale, by bond with approved
suresies, and mortgage Of the premises
sold, and to pay for the; necessary papers.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, Master $. C.
Masters Office, Nov. il, 1880. 47-St