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National Republican., 1880-05-15
MARRIAGE LlCensea.

The clerk the court has Issued the following
marriage licenses: q. 4. Saunders and Maria /.
Angel: John p. Bell of this city and Annie G
Wilson, of CharlcSOwn. Va: A. Pendleton. of Eliza
beth, n. c., and Mary A. Booze, of Alexandria. VA
J. W. Wilson and Mary Warren, both Of George.
town ID. g.
National Republican., 1880-05-15
CITY ITEMS.
Spee,ly aud sure,

The Jotrnul Of Commerce. Boston, says: AS n
speedy and sure cure this (Warners Safo Kidney
and Liver Cure) remedy is Safe and the cases
human relief"
National Republican., 1880-05-15
Old Gents

Comfort, low strap, low button and many other
kinds lightweight Shoes for summer wear at
Gartrell's, 800 Seventh street, corner OF l..
National Republican., 1880-05-15

THERE is nothing that adds more to the appear
anCe Of n youth or boy than stylish and neat
fitting suit of clothes. r. Robinson 4 Co., ut Tho
Boys Clothing House, 91y Pennsylvania avenue
have an endless stock TO select from at very
able prices,
National Republican., 1880-05-15

THE PuBLIC APPRECIATES MERIT. WI
HAVE DOUBT ED OUR SALES IN IL MONTHS
ElSEMAN BROS. CLOTHlERs AND TAILORS
CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-05-15

JCLIUs LAESuvHGH 42l Seventh street. received
within The last few days 1900 rolls of China Mat
ung which lie proposes 10 sell at startling prices.
National Republican., 1880-05-15

THE Howland Dental ASSOCIATION, I'll Four.and-
e.half street. only $. S. Whites artificial teeth,
Philadelphia. Price. 81 per set,
National Republican., 1880-05-15

English KID Button Boots for Ladies' at sc,
Just received, really worth $780, at J, Brooks new
Shoe Store S02 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-05-15

Pools will be sold by Cridse & Co. (odicinl pool
sellers for the association every evening during
the races, at Wlirrd hall, commencing Saturday
evening at o'clock p.
National Republican., 1880-05-15
ALpASyys. SAuoyAL-To.doy at $3.50 m.
Rogers Snyer-IIated Ware,

OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT REPLErE
WITH NOVELTIES, EIaEMAN BROS, CORNER
AND E
National Republican., 1880-05-15

HANpsoME fancy mating, 25 cents, at Julius
LanSburghs Popular Carpet House, I2l seventh
street.
National Republican., 1880-05-15

Al r. Harris IL Co.'s, the popular jewellers who
hav We removed to 432 Seventh street. between and
Is, directly opposite their old stand.
National Republican., 1880-05-15

PARAsots-New and elegant designs. Douglas,
Bros, Ninth and + streets.
National Republican., 1880-05-15

Those low button and ties in fine French calf goat
plain aud cloth top ior gents and boys at Garue s
200 Sow Cuih street,
National Republican., 1880-05-15

GooD straw mating, IS cents, at Julius Ians
burghs Popular Carpet House, 42l Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-05-15

CoRsErs-Every desirable make. Douglass Bros.
Ninth md L strcets.
National Republican., 1880-05-15
Thermomatric Readings.
Indications.

For the middle states and New England, sta
tionary followed by falling barometer. northeast,
veering to southeast winds warmer, partly cloudy
lp
National Republican., 1880-05-15
ALBANY vs.. NArovAL-To.daya at $3.50 p, M.

IS. BOYS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. EtSEMAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-05-15
The National school of Cookery

FoR full line of China mating at popular prices
go to Julius Lansburgh, Odd-Fellows' Hall.
National Republican., 1880-05-15
HowsoS's ice cream for Sunday dinner.
ALBANY VS.. NATloxAL-To.day at $50 p. m.
The Centrnl Eree plrnensnry.

sPECIALTIES, 81. $3.50 AND S. PANTS TO
ORDER. EIsEMAN BROS, CORNER 7.rH AND E,
National Republican., 1880-05-15
Perfeot nenmllea.

HoIEnY-sprnga and summer styles. Douglass
Bros, Ninth and i streets.
National Republican., 1880-05-15
Conta,n novton I'm tho water.

We VIII Remove
to iS2 Seventh street, opposite our old stand, on
May 6. r. Harris e Co.
National Republican., 1880-05-15

AVON using those remedies containing opium,
morphia. etc.. but when the baby is sick use DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup-perfectly safe and always reli-
able. price only 2j cents bottle
National Republican., 1880-05-15
Going on the orher side,

to i92 Seventh street opposite our present store
on May q, X. HAMS & Co.
National Republican., 1880-05-15

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue con
tinues TO receive yuuabes Of all descriptions foI
sale keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-05-15
Jnek, the Glnnt Killer.

OUR $40 SUITS STILL TAKE THE LEAD
ElSEMAN BROS. CORNER SEVENTH AND E.
National Republican., 1880-05-15
THE rRLEPHoNE

has been introduced into THE NATIONAL RE
PUBLICAN office. and can be used in making
orders for advertisements, subscriptions or job
work.
National Republican., 1880-05-15

Coin Silver Watches,
Warranted, $50. r. Harris 6 Co., 1872 Seventh
street
National Republican., 1880-05-15

Complete new line, at r. Harris y CO.'S, l32
Seventh street, between y and e,
National Republican., 1880-05-15

tArrlye daily. Others Sundays excepted.
M For the iime VI departure VI trains sec adYer-
tlHsments elseNhuTg
National Republican., 1880-05-15
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Dog lost.
Safe for sale.
Piano for rent.
Furniture for sale.
Proposals. for materials,
A Saks & CO-ClOthing.
Twenty-Five carpenters wanted.
NOnted-rho use Of a saddle horse.
a furnished cottage at Boikey Springs for rent,
w. NJ Shuster & Sons, dress goods for the spring
Pacific Lawns and Percales at Iylor& Chownlng' 5,
0IS Seventh street northwest,
National Republican., 1880-05-15
GRIND ornning This Wool.

ALBANY vs.. NArIoyAL-To.dNy at $50 p, m.
National Republican., 1880-05-15
ALBANY VS., NATIoyAI-ro.day at $3.50 p. IN.
A sunday TrIp to the canes.

Chance to Buy Bargains
previous to our removal is now offered to all. r.
Tp A
National Republican., 1880-05-15
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY
FOR THE CAPES on VIRGINIA.
u. II. DODD, Agent.

n~RDMlSS JULIET COItSoN'S lessons in Prac.
~ ticd Cookery Will be given on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 1T 7:"0 u. M, and
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY nt 10
Il. M, In Lecture room OF Congregational Church,
National Republican., 1880-05-15
ARRIvAL OEPAssENGER TRAINS.
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner sixth
Amd y Slrenls.
Baltimore ana Ohio Depot corner New Jer-
sey Avenue and Street.

MUM NJ
tSt. Louis Il Gin. eX.. 9,
tPhua., Bait & way 3.
tPhila. 4 N. Y. e1 .,. o.
tChicugo n Pitlsburg
" ssssssssssssssssssssts q
BaltO. & way stations 8
Frederick &C, (MeL
blAncl) .,,,,.,.. ,,...,.. 81
BallO a Annup. oz.. Q:
MaTiinsDuTg ana iia-
gerslOwu ~. (AleL
brAnCh) ,.,. .,...u,.. O.
tBaltO, ac.,.,......,.......l0, 81,
IRllQ' aI,,.,,,. .,..,-,-.ll,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
HINTS FOR TIE CAMPAIGN.

70 the EdttOr Of Fhe Tribune:
Sic: By personal experience | have learned
thst IN Do itical canpaign, the most elaborate avSu
1rppis arc often Ineffective because presented TO people
who do not uuderst and them LIT me make sutges-
ZION TO the Republican managers IN SeW-1ork frhl
Thousands % cards such "a have now before me- pear
in an, one eide the words Republican Protection ana
Democratic Free Trade and their mcaulnG PLAINLY eX-
ps,seI the o.her sid table OF the wages PAd u
f3-e,gn lands with advice 10 the reader h. compare II
with ms own Ihe speech OF General GARFIELD a. Mem
f l. the Young who called "n hun. womb MAKE q
no. r. I'M c.npaC, docimcut, .ctus. OF SIS Il AIRY cut
iacas and IT'S brCyiy II the story OF Glibclds NE Is
tr. AZ slated il - penOm rnon-tIo t0lng O1ltl )Oi
Of TIE canal passing through phase after phase uutl ne
,,g.,ts ;ne guages of Nat0A Of G3OrcrS VI CHIMES
L. ter wOrking clothes should De the platform oi "A
ynTkpgrn's massrcctlug N possible. get some WORK
Ynsu ctl4be -peaSinE AMI nave Ilin wear hi- III -
c.n!cs dress Tat lie wears at the Dcnch or inc La-
r.n,nsny writes 329 on its strge-Tam many, black
with an irimy that has appalled, the world ana ma e
Aef1cans nhtiv IOreg Oorn, feel the Ddsh o. shame
for ibcIT country. -,
taxation vi h0u; Representations" vas the prln-
t.e OF TIE KevOGti ~ Is tie pincipie vi tho ne
pu tltrgir rarity TODAY. l"
LfO0LluDs, oct IL, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
PLAIN TALK FROM 4 SOUTIiERNER.
L b IL y


SIR: Allow me TO express my admiration for
The wonderful ability and fairness OF The TRIBUNE IN
The discussion Of the OF the PresIdenti campaign
wish a copy Of II could be placed IN the house OF every
Danocrat IN the North. We not open 10 CONVICTION
~ the south. going IN for the principles that
Lee and Jackson fOugIt for as bravey "a ever Ihe
Democrats OF the South Will be satisfied III they
pace the rebel soldiers eqaa footing III every re-
snect ith the Union soldiers The election OF sncoek
will be considered 10 great eXtent in the South, as
triumph OF the rebellion. Northern Democrats may
deny this orce Wade Hampton 20 recall is deci'ra
lion r. tba efc L. But KNOW the Souticrn Democrats
stu smart under tnp,r defeat. and TO " gc5 even IN
som way with the Union inspires taen to-day as
slavery INSPIRED them IN 1860 ,
the DrIDocia3c intent opsny ca as was
IN br summer 1860. Northern dougEtaces ana arr
eaters denied II then. and they deny IL row. All the
world knows the South is the mead aud bra De and BODY
OF the Democratic parry. and the dog WI always "ag
the tail TIe position of tie DenoSratc party u ~ an
snrf today ~ IN $50 wher. with the 'aisc cry O LID
ery engineering he war Tor the extension
ana perpet uanOn OF slavery. Nor ne;n GoHghiacos
sevcd IA Northern ri eaters serve them now
SpDUsUit!s. IN, oct. IL. 1850 D. W. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
THE CHIvALRIC HAMPTON.
Is HE AWAITING Els DOOM IL THE HISTORIC " Ia

Is He AWAiI.NG Ills DUNN ~ lhL i'"i''"N
DIrcH"!
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: The recent correspondence between
Secondary sherman and Wade Hampton recalls TO
mini an episode OF the in which Generals
Sherman and Hampton ngurcd Alter Lees sur
render Joe Johnston, seeing that further resist
ance srmay involved useless bloodshed, Suireh
tered 70 sherman. To lhnsuns intense morthca'ioh
Wade aa pon refused b. hound BY the action OF MS
supe: or and taking advantage of tne existing truce
ana OF the fact he and some cavalry that ne com"
uaud,sd were well mounted composed silly DohDasbic
,r,camation To the fleet that he and his brave war
rms vould never succumb the mudsll hordcs, but
,vold rather pen 81 in The last ditch What became OF
,.em do not remember Perhaps the last dltch IL
81 the address which Senator Hampton gave
Ia Secretary Sherman. Certainly no Ohe KNOWS
70 the contrary. ANA iampcon seems 10 nc
waiting thcte ready TO be slalgHlcIeu ~ - ' 80
ct he slculd apply TO the soldier OF The oherhln lam
Nv rather au t. the CIVILIAN, especially as tc former
has gwen HIM much the greater prOEocdliOh' as t"c
G1nera Johnston on hearing what Hampton had me
forthwh called gu General Sherman aud disavOWeI re-
,rnpsinhtV for Hampon's acts and seemed NerS nuih
hasy.n,d ri nat ne (Johnstau) deemed au aci OF dis
honor HsmptOns PAX: HIS exp @nslloilS VIZ nU~
ever cut short by General sherman, VINO Stn :
Never mind nat Hampton did. He alWays was ii
fool :" whether General steruau was correct or no.
I'm ms bnef summary Of character il so ruch aler
0ut of d ace. Recent events however have direct
bearing the question ,...,,,
wade HampiGn's sincerity IN making his " last dtch
rroclamaton has been questioned; also the fAct
he did actually ride tie last dich ana mere
await his But historical com nns on me actS shd
ntutude OF this man are apt 10 ne Hhs|esed oy prs
his address further comment Is dccned unnecessary
Neso York, Ost 10. 1880. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
The foreign exchanges are dull and rates are un-
changed nominal quotations belng as follows:

In London, British cOnsOls were still higher. adj
vanciug & per cent but reactnc 1G, and closing at
9g1o for both money and account. United states
bonds were steady and unchangcd o. at 1O43I,
4I,s al II334, 4s AT 1123i. American railways arc
renCrtrd active and III demand, n statement that Is
confirmed by the fact that LonGon prices reported
h.tle or none TO yesterdays decline III the
home market. Erie only ID lower at 4G, AMI
second conaos were If higher at 100. Atlantic and
i;ront Western seconds were l. higher at 3Sl2
Illinois Central declined l. to l2l but laer rose to
11I "a, pcnf,syiyania advanced 3 10 O3 Il, Reading
la % 23le but Central and HUDSON declined from
1i2 10 4Ol20 1903. Bar silver was lei. lower at
81 I3isi per ou.cc. In Paris French 3 per cents
ace med from 81. 10 10 1913 3i.J1l 2; sight
change on London falling 10 ZJ26i2 francs TO
the +. o,, -
many nrOunccs b. Advertisement that toe coupons
due November from the Atlantic aud Pacific.
Central Division, first mortgage and land grant
bonds and from the ST. Louis and san Francisco
second mortgage bonds. classes a. and I, VIII be
paid al the company oice-Drcxel building New
York. -, =. n, =.
and Manitoba Railroad are reported as follows
1879 1880
THIRD week Of Oct s62GOt s6a.3+5 inc sG.65l
Jan i 10 IL. 20i7.229 Giil.2l2 Inc, 39i.Ol3
The Engineering and Mining journal reports the
production of anthracite GOAL for tho week ended
October %, and year from January /. as follows:
Week Year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
EPIZoOTY CURED BY CRESOLENE.
Mr. GEORGE SHEPARD PAGE RKPoETs The W."
pLnrE SUCCESS or HIS ExPKRiMENIe'

EpIZ0OTY CURED BY CRESOLENE.
Mr. GEORGE SHEPARD PAGE REPORTS TIE oo@-
PLkrR SUCCESS OF HIS EXPERIMENTS.
Tothe Editor or TAe Frto""e
SIR: Since my communication concerhi"s
the use OF varoriycd cresoleue remedy for epzooy
am able TO report absolute and speedy Gurus VII ''o
eases n, two horses third animal If now uoder treat
,nsn, He was very much reduced, the dis sse having
assumed most viru.eat symptoms II was interesting
"a vach his actions through the light OF glass arragcS
in his stall for the purpose Fac NaPo"hf
,,,s Mar in the iron feed-box occupying
one corner OF the stall. the top OF tne
foei-box covered with perforated grating throus"
which the vapor OF cresoleum passed The suner hg
anual instantly placed his nose over the box ana Drew
long inspirations with all the outward MANIFESTATIONS
relief possible TO a speeches. being lie kept M H.
over il for several hours At the expiration oil Inc ~
aali hour occurred profuse discharge rom niS
consistiug of Q Grayish. tough stringy mucous s
togetber until IL reached tue floor TINS was i"'""'"
by thinner discharge which continued 'or NV
His general appearance improved so u"oi " 0'.D.-
that his owner removed him. He han III '"e n'"'"
,el,eved him beyond the possibility OF rele III" /"
o. ..o, q, many letters FROM gentlemen who read
NV le,ters 10 THE TRIBUNE ard have acted upon the
suggestion with beneficial results
7, "a we'll known tnat the most successful
,-o,o-,,arv surgeons are treating horses cattle
and d1cs very much after ths practice pursued
by best physicians prescribing Tor the nn1 tn'
If us siil more powerful auilseptc. cresocne. Is I'M
oncsi,onably most cficien in the treatment o. tne cor
tgeous gymotc diseases. e. scarlet FEVER
vbooping cough, ctlaEra. etc. IL rs rcasoi'oic 10 S
sumo that Il is The best mode OF treating cPllo1ty.
coughs aud lung diseases horses ana o.!ttc. IL 10
posSlbc that IL may found Efficient la pcuropHeu-
monlA-
b. procured al noar,y al drugstoreS II CONSIST, W
rnp;al stand SIX inches hgn, supporting htt'i ~
hold,ns half an ounce liquid. Az nc1 below the cup
Is a metal disk which ntercepts The aireeI me- n va va
from a small Kerosene lamp. tbus causing Crioc'
Grafton al ION pe raturc tor cresOiene OF loD.
lene should also b. read ly procuidOic al drdSSls
p.rpi, inc through columns to sng%est th roine
If our mos tx,crt micrpscODists slou examine cac
f1j,- INC eplzony mucous with reference 10 uefTnlh-
t en-, ,ac,Iritics OF HE germs aud thus probably
maternity AID establishing t.s Inote o STAN ou'
TIE dread disease. 800 uEo' 0hhrAi'D N"'-
Y L. ct. 81, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
THE MISSISSIPPI PLAN,
A SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN FLEfs TO THE SEA
ISLANDS FOR HIS LIFE.

A SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN fLEfs TO THE SEA
ISLANDS FOR HIS LIFE.
TO the EdttOr Of The Trt6une.
SIR In the rebel paper | send you f. II.
Creech is urged for the office OF Sheriff IN Barnwcll
Comfy because he was Ia the Rebel army and raised
company OF Rcd shirts for our beloved Hampton ID
1876" | am one OF the victims OF those Red Shirts
vas living Blrnwoll County from 1889 til Decen
ber 1879, and was aiding Clerk Of our Republican
Senate for eight years, aad also United states Com
missioner there. wrote letters to the Nec YORK
Commerce., AdpertiSer describing the way he Demo
Gratis conducted election IN 1876 ana 1875. These
letters were sent back 90 the rebels Backvlc Z. Co
wncte lived on INV plantation, aud WAS OBLIGED to nee
H. the night on horseback and ride TO Beaufort = u
where now living on this island among KcnuDh
cans and where safe from rcDe bullIOZeTs. B-iE
an Tx-JTnon soldier (5i.h and 57tn NewYoit Noiun-
frrr> of course Wa mated by the rebels. Win any
thing like fair count this state viii give 10000 Repub
can aiOIity; and al on; Congressional DISTRICTS are
Reuublic.in, but all the managers. Comm ontrS ana
STATE Board of CAnva are Democrats. ana flr
coun; u absurd to tius of. Al hopes arc IN Solid
North. Come TO our r"scu b.! H. a blssON'
Hilton Head, s. c. Oct. :. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
SENATE AND CABINET.
TO the gdftor Of me rrtbvne.

SIR: A question has arisen during the
mast twcidy -four AouTs ihis regarding the time
III Senate was 1rsl Democratic Was tie Senate Demo
crate # she ue Mr. Hayes -ook hi- e'at or IN OTHER
words wac Mr. Hayes's Caiipe, confined " Demo
ciatir Scuatcf n d. HiLi"
Mcdta1. n T.. Oct. -. 1850
tPregidost HAYES was InarcrTGtod on March a.
1877. On March .. 1877. tie senate held It's firs;
session ae part Of the XVII Congress. The body
was politically divided as follows: Independent
DsuOerH /; Democrats, 80; Republicans, 80
sir Hayes Cabinet was confirmed 5y the vO:es Of
4 .pubncan Senators. The Senate became Demo
cratic on the assembling Of the XLVlth Congress
March Is. 1879 consisting Of Independent
Democrat. 80 Republicans and ~ Democrats.--Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
DIsGUsTED WITH CHIvALRY.

TO me KdttOr OF The Irl6une:
SIR: The Democrats of South Carolina, be-
fore the inauguration OF Wade Hampton prided them
selves on the purity and moral standard OF Their party.
They were scandaz,d by the dishonest schcm n9 OF hc
Republican party, ana the election OF wade Iiamp-
ton Thought that the state bad been redeemed by the
uprising OF an honorable and patriotic people. since
that tiuse however the democratic party. OF winch
am "A member has carried Out the principles OF
cnoItv and honesty which cI1bonird ia the p.al-
form o. taat calapAi-n b1 the irarg perDei rated
fr nd which IN" Il publican party would nave buShcd
10 own and rendered mere nlty tAe vote ol the ca
franchiscd negro ciiz"n.
write this yOur p p-rwhch mas ~ ways hdN"'il'i
'rt and tquqlity, u mat with proper vigilance
this state could be- Carried Tor Garfield TIC n"crt nc
uary IS divided here. ald thiuK good ImPr s,ion
could be made | am Democrat, but not OF the parry
that calls Itself in fhls section OF the cOuHfry
- liEnRGE ". HALL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
REBEL CLAIMS.

A CARD FkOB CCHGeRssMAA GCNTHR. or ARK iSsAs.
20 the razor or The Trf6une
Sir: ! do not see your paper since leaving
WASHINGTON 1ud gong the rounds OF tho Western
Ronubcan press extract credited 70 your paper Of
sDefaber 60 IN which you intimate that cannot in
dorse General KancOeks letter Ia opposition TO the pay
r,eut Of ss-caied rebel claims" because, fo sooEh
troduced b, ~ the House Representatives. during
The late session. repeal certain statu'c etc NOW,
beg lea We 10 say the pGcst 49, inner possible, leaving
no opportunity Misunderstanding that 90 lndOfse
General IaHcOekS icter believe IT 10 DC the kenii-
sneD o. wDas you would call the rete element also
A. 10 the bu HtrOdnced Dy Inc, 20 which you refer you
Will Ld DIV referring 10 the Congressional proceedings,
saf n pro only for the repeal vi Section 54oO Re
ylsed sLatuLs. which barred claims eLstlg pr.or 10
Auri 49, 1861, yeIy Iespoolf1lly 1. d. GUSTEh
Eavctkpiue, Ark. OcI. ID, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
Charleston. S. c., Oct. 1G. 1880.
ANOTHER TRIBUTE 70 MR.. ENGLIS

ANOTHER TRIBUTE 10 Mr.. ENGLISH
TO the EditOr Of The TrtbRnc.
SIR: To show the keen appreciation of VIM.
H. English's peculiar character that has sgnailzd
The recent Republican campaign in Indiana, permit inc
to relate an incident
At bloomington, Monroe County, place OF three or
four thousand inhabitants Saturday before the eec-
ton there was q Republican demonstration tGat was
simply immense" The procession comprised five brass
bands ana was, Of beautiful display, the elect
Of which was much enhanced by the singing of glce
club of ladies and genIiemBn. In the procession
an old one wag drawn by cadayefous looking
horse the two being connected by dapdated harness
with rope rcius and patched traces. Two towheadcd
bows with woebegonc countenances and aiered cloth
ng drove the ANNA. aud a gaUIt man with rae on
his shou der ami followed bY yallcr dog walked IN
fhe real. Ou the side OF the was ms legend:
Bill ErclisI had NOR gage property As You
nav imagine II centre shOl, amd made havoc all
along the line. D. T. H.
Monroe Co., Ind, Oct. Is, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
AN EX-SOLDlER'S TESTIMONY.
, the Fditor Of The Tribune

SIR: Since the nomination of Hancock the
Democratic papers claiming that tine soldiers are
gong 10 vote him; but they reckon without their
host believe the sjority Of the soldiers and know
those IN neighborhOod will not shut their to
tie gray mat backing The blue, but will. by voting
fer Garfield ana Arthur November support the party
that stood by them when they AT the front
Tie Democratic papers also state that the Second
Army Corps Iancock'sl all PENNSYLVANIA troops
and that they will carry tina; State for him But tins is
a mistake The Second Army Corps consisted OF sixty
nine regiments, ana only teen OF these were from
Pennsylvania; The other 1tty flour from thirteen
I.rt States. The writer enlisted I'm the 10h Penn
~ wanna ln'antry IN April. 1860; w9s discharged in
Jane 1864: recn is;ed the lost PENNSYLVANIA In
fan,ry in October 1904. aud discharged in May,
1865 by OF EXPIRATION OF term o. service.
Arthur l. STkOsSIDRR
Dl1cJSpi!2e " Va Oct. 49, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31

Tho other coal stocks uctuated about per cent anu
closed at figures about midway of the extre"e
prices of the day. With only moderate business
and without any excitement, the trunk line anu 'no
granger shares generally show gains OF abou' =
per cent, but CHICAGO and Alton rose from
1873 to 1863. Western Union was active
between 1908 and 1925. closing a'
10l Il against 1OI1s yesterday. Late IN the day
there was sharp upward movement IN Pacihc Mall
its price advancing from Ash to 47is@4oA' Inc
market closed quiet and steady.
Governments were dull with transactions at Tue
Boards Of only $40 800 but prices were hrm ana tne
bids for the per cents were advanced g per cent
Annexed are the closing quotations: