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SOUTHERN NEWS.


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tormip,d 10 uurchsse CLARK Mills, eouestrian
s,atne al Cen Jarkson In he un,.it.d L,.r,.
at the Tennessee centennial. April "a. II
VIII be placed tn the capital grounds.
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mules mere nave Dcen quite remarkable, ara
! riyed nv the Jackson road. This Imnorta.
! tinn Il accounted for by tho fnct that IN,
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down ia CASH Oh ibe Isy Of sale. aud the
balance 20 be paid ia three equal install
ments, payable IN one, two aud three years
from the day Of sale, secured By promissory
notes hearing interest at Eight per centum
from day OF sale until paid; vendors lien
will be retained on all Of the above described
properly 10 the deed 10 be executed 10 the
purchaser or purchasers as security for the
deferred payments.
The tile TO said property is believed 70 be
good, but will convey only such title as is
vested in me as such Commissioner.
j. p. MARSHALL, Commissioner.
CARRoLLT0x, MISSISSIPPI, Jan. le, lS50-td.
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Officers of the Grand Lodge.

The Grand Lodge adjourned last night after
= three days session. The following Grand
Officers were elected
VIM. French, Vicksburg Grand Master.
J. ). Jones, Coldwater, Deputy Grand Mas
ter.
j. r. Mccormick Waynesboro, Senior
Grand Warden,
Warden.
Rev. II G. Smith, Errata, Grand Chaplain
J, NJ, Ware, starkyllc, Grand Lecturer.
A, 7, Barry, llaalehurst, Grand Treasurer.
J, l., Power Jackson, Grand Secretary.
G. l.. Lincoln, Columbus, Grand Senior Dea.
con,
~, 7. Matheny, Crystal Springs Grand
Junior Deacon.
W. u Couch, Buena Vista, Grand Marshal
3, u. Agee, Longtown, Grand Sword Bearer
q. A Spiya, Winonn, Grand Pursuyant
jacob PEBBLES, Nntchez, Grand Tyler.
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THE Summit Times pays "A mcrted trib.
ute to the enterprise Of our townsman, Mr.
J.J. Green and mentions that he has in OPP
Grafton irst class cotton seed oil mill, in
which two hundred sacks cotton seed are
daily converted into oil, meal, etc, pro-
ducing about fifteen barrels Of oil, which
by the way, is clear profit, the meal and
hulls more than paying all expenses of the
mill
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MISS S. FULLY,
The st. Nicholas Hotel,
NENY YORK.

TNHIS HOUSE more than fully maintains
i the superiority TO which il owes its world
wide reputation. Table attendance and apart.
ments are unequalled. Locality for ccnve-
nience Of travellers, the very best. American
plan, frst-class.
TRANSIENT So, 90 a day aud upwards.
PERNASENr:-S2l.00 to $500 week.
jan % Avs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

"NNN~NS>SNS> >NS>|>(N|N0~N~NNNNSNNN
For Superintendent OF the Penitentlary.
w + are authorized to announce the name Of
W Capt X. W, SHlPP, Of lazoo county, as
u candidate for Superintendent of the peni.
tertiary
WE are authorised to announce DIR. T. A.
W CATGHlNGS, of Kinds, as a candidate
for superintendent of the Pcuiteptiary.
I'VE are authorized to announce b. T.
W L1G0N, Of Kinds, as candidate for
Superintendent of the Peuitentary.
w Fare authorized to announce G EN-. WRIT
w ADAMS, of Pike county, as a candidate
for Superintendent Of the Penitentiary.
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HOOP Orphan MEMORIAL FUND.-
BY
General 6. T. BEAUREGARD,
NEW ORLEANS, 1850.

The entire proceeds arising from the sale of
this work are devoted TO The HooD ORPHAN
MEMORIAL FUND, which is invested in United
States Registered Bonds for the nurture,
care, support and education Of the ten infants
deprived Of their paren & last summer at New
Orleans, (the melancholy incidents of which
sad bereavement are still fresh IN the public
mind.)
TnE BOOK IS AN ELEGANT OCTAVE CONTAIN
IEG.36O PAGES WITH PINE PHOTOGRAPH LIKE
SEss AND A LINE STEEL ENGRAVING, MADE
EXPRESSLY FOR rms WORK, FOUR LARGE MAPS
OF BATTLE FIELDS, BOUND IN HANDSOME GRAY
ENGLIsH CLOTH, AT THREE DOLLARS, OR IN
FINE SHEEP BINDING, WITH MARBLE EDGE.
THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS-IN
HALE BOUND Morocco LIBRARY STYLE, FOUR
DOLLARS, OR IN BEST LEvANT TURKEY
Morocco, FULL GILT SIDES AMIR EDGES, FIVE
DOLLARS
On the receipt from any person renting
by mail or express of the amount in regis
tered letter or by postal order, bank draft,
or check, n copy will be Immediately sent
free of postage, registered as second-class
matter.
The volume is published in the best style of
typography, on elegant paper, with illustra-
tons, executed as highest specimens of art
The author, the subject the purpose, all
alike render it worthy place in every libra
ry,--on every desk-or upon the book shelf Of
very house in the country.
Agents 0anted in eUery torn and county in the
United States, and a preference will be giVea 10
hoHoraJty discharged yeterdns from the army
To the ladies' who feel a desire to express
their sympathy with The Hood Orphan Ne
morim Fund the sale of this book among their
circle of friends, will afford an excellent way
Of contributing substantial aid to so deserv-
ing cause
FOR TERMS, RATES TO AGENTS ETC,
ADDRESS WITH FULL PARTICULARS,
Gen'l G. Il. BEAUREGARD, Publisher,
On BEHALF OF THE IIooD MEMORIAL FUND.
NEW ORLEANS.
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Notice.

ADVERTISEMENTS aud other matter Tor
insertion in DAILY CLARION must be hand
ed in before o'clock, p. NJ, to insure in
sertion. After this date we shall 20 to
press at o'clock, precisely, in order TO get
the paper ON the North and south-bound
trains that leave here at 10 r, ~, and
1850 AN.
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Just Received

Shades complete from 81 % to 50 each, New
lot ofWall Paper. Breach Loading Shot Guns.
etc, at
jan 30-d6t EYRlcns.
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A, 4. HANDY,
COUNSELLOR At L4W

(FoRNERLY CHIEF JusrIcE OF MIssIssIPpI.l
DRACTlCES IN THE SUPREME AND
L Federal Courts at JACKSON, and in the
Chancery and Circuit Courts of Madison
County. S~Residenee, CANTON, Miss.
ian7i S)-6m.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

Law AND JunIsPRupENcE.--A. II, Barkley
Crowfordsy,le; Jno. Y. Murry Ripley W,
q. Paxton, Vieksburg
COMPLAINTS AND ArPEALs.--Frauk Burkiti
okolonaj Il. 7. Kimbrough, Ashland; z, NJ.
Slavery. Baldwin
FoREiGN CouREspoNpENCE-J NJ. Howry,
Oxford j. h. Power, T. g. Birchetl.
FINANCE AND PRINTING e. Geo. DeLap,
hatcher; G. r. Chnmberlin, David Johnson
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Altered Appointments of Bishop
Grnnn.

Since the publication of my winter and
spring appointments q few weeks ago, circum-
stances have compelled me TO make several
chances. The following list therefore is put
forth as substitute for that heretofore pub
lishcd W NJ GREEN.
February Vicksburg !; New Orleans 8,
(Consecratiou); WoOdyillc 3 Natohcz &C.
Il l6; Rodneyl II; Grand Gulfl0; Epiphany
20 Port Gibson -; Ordination, Vicksburg
20 Boyna p; Edwards %; Bolton 20
MArch-Rnymond2 Clinton 4; jackson 7 (;
Yaaoo Giylli Rolling Fork u Lake Wash
ington y.
Aprl--Grccnyillo a Roscdalc II; Early
Grove is; Grenada (CounciD %.
After Counol-Rploy, Cornth, Iuka and
other places win be visited. OF which due
notice will be given.
At each Of the above places liberal o)ntri-
button will be expected In behalf Of Missions
within the Diocese. W, NJ. GREEN
A NEW lot of Hats just received at the PAR
Lon snoE STORE, ian8l-dlw
Thy pair of those Emerson, s,gaiters. Ev-
cry pair warranted by.
A. VRDEN.
SILK HATS latest STYLE at reduced prices at
the PARLoR snor sroRE jan3l-dlw
just Received
One Hundred Barrels choice Irish Seed Po-
tatocs from Boston.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
Jan 20-8t
Go to A. Virdcn for Oyercoats, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
- -sSms.s =
TnE latest novelties in Hats at
j. STADESER & Son.
A SPLENDID shirt for VI 90, nj SrApEKEE's
opposite Sideways,
| Day Goods and notions--J. srAnEKER &
Son, State street, opposite Sidwoys.
| LADIES will find at NonINsoN, STEVENS s
Co. the most beautiful display of EVENING
Dress Goods, comprising Cashmeres in new
and delicate shades.
Bunting in delicate Ivory and Gas blue col
ors; lmperetrice Muslins, Organizes, Tara
tanes, erode Rhone Silks in exquisite shades
Satins in all colors; Polka Dot Satin, the lates
novelty.
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MARRIED.

PEATRoss--SEAY AT the residence of the
brides father, Col A. D, Matingly February
9th, 1850, by Rev. Ghas u. Galloway, Mr., A,
C. Peatross aud Mrs, Kate Seay
TuLEY DrNToS At the residence Of the
bride, Wednesday evening, January 2sth 1880,
by Rev, L. A. Taylor. DR., +. NJ Tuley to Mrs.
Lee II, Denton, all OF Grenada
SrovALL -llupNALL.--At the residence OF
the brides father, DR.. Y. 7. Hudnall China
Grove Miss. by Rev, Mr.. Downer, Mr.. John
Stovall, of Marion county to Miss Ada Mo-
nette lludall, o. Pike county.
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OEEHuSDRED pairs Ladies' Sandal Kid Slip
pers at the PARLoR SHOE SroRE Something
new and handsome. ianSl-dlw
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THE Masonic Grand Lodge voted yester-
day TO hold its next annual meeting in
Jackson.
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Tux most complete stock Of Shirts, Ties,
searfs, Hosiery, and Furnishing Goods to be
found in the city, at
A. VIRDES's
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Look at the Elegant Black SILK Fringes,
and Pekin Stripes, in Black and Colors; also
Black Satin also Loop Fringe Buttons, at
WHlrtNa 4 GRAV's,
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THs Largest lot of Boots and Shoes in the
STORE. ian8l-dlw
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"I LIKE TO TRADE"

A LEMLY'S because | can get nearly
II everything want there, and the quality
Of their goods is generally all right.
JAM, S0-lm. S. LEMLY 4 S ON.
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ORANGE, Los Angeles, Co., CAL, April 10, 70
DEAR SIR;-The shipment of % eggs, sent
me, arrived safej 10 White Leghorns, Is
Light Dramas, Buff Cochins; OF these are
Matched, II White Leghorns, Light Dramas.
Buff Cochins, eighteen in all | believe the
record would have been much better, had not
one of the hens under which were Z Dramas
and 2White Leghorns, in getting off or on, or
by some other msohance, broke one of the
eggs and smearng the other eggs. This ac-
cident | believe, had something to do with
the failure, considering that the eggs were
shipped three thousand miles. | regard the
experiment as very favorable, and should en-
courage the shipment of eggs of good stock to
distant places, in order TO restore viecr 10
breeds rendered useless by too long in breed
ing Very respectfully yours,
,oo A. JOHNSTON,
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Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.
A full line of Ladies, Mems Misses and
Children's, at
E. s S. VIRDES's
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Just Received
One, Two and Three Button Kid Glove,
shades. at WHriNa 4 GRAY's.
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For Fine Watches and Jewelry-
For Clocks and Superior Spectacles, all
under full guarantee, call on
SEuTER,
febi.8t-d Corner opposite Capitol.
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Beautiful Brocade Ribbons Satin Ribbons
all shades; Persian Ribbons new Silk Ties,
Lanquedoc Lace Scarfs, new Lace Fichues
etc. etc. ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
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New Style Hair Plns...

Black Jet with Cold and Silver Stars, at
WHITING & GRAY's.
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J. STADEKRR & Son, State street, opposite
Sideways, continue to undersell in every line
of Dry Goods and Clothing.
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The Boss Coffee Pot !
OVER $4,000 NOW IN USE!
THE GREATEST INVENTION YET!

A NEW METHOD OF MAKING BOSS COZ
n FEE in from 2 to 10 Minutes. Saves
from % to 90 per cent. and makes better COT
fee than any other method. 1t is not boil
ing nor dripping process All the rich
aroma is retained. No eggs or other clarity
ing substance necessary to produce Coffee as
pure as wine. 1t will surely sellitselfif given
a trial
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COTTON MILLS AT AUCTION !
coMMIs. TONER'S SALE OF THE
STANSRURY MILLS.
AT CAEROLLTON. MISS.

Is PURSUANCE OF A DECREE or THE
1 Honorable Chaheery Court Of Carroll
County, state Of Mississippi, rendered on the
Oh day Of November, A. w., 1879, in a certain
cause ia said Court. wherein OscAR STANs-
BURY and others are Compiainsnts. and LEILA
sTAssBURY and others, are Defendants. The
undersigned. Commissioner, therein ap-
pOinted will on
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= They All Do IT,

Buy their Clothing at L. & $. Virdcns, for
they keep good stock, and can fit you
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READ THIS;

WATER VALLEY, Mes, Jan. II, 1880.
We bought the right to manufacture and
sell "The Boss Coffee Pot''-ip Yallobusha
county, December 6, 1879, since which time we
have sold 1855 of said pots in said county.
T. ]. GOODWIN & Co.
Hundreds of other certificates ON hand,
Parties wishing to secure choice territory in
the best paying business out will consult
their interest by applying soon by letter or
in person to L W. MACKEY,
sPESGLER HousE, JACKSON, Mss.
ian2-lw
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Hatsl Hatsll Hatslll

SoFr and stiff brim hats in all the latest
styles ct A. VIRDEN's.
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By Express To-Day,
Just Received

At +. 5. Virdens, Black Silk Fringes, Plain
and Brocade Ribbons Fichus, Lace Ties, etc
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Dry Goods and notions--J. srADEKER
Son, State street. opposite Sideways,
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A SPLENDID shirt for VI co. At SrApEKEH's
opposite Sideways
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SILK HATS latest STYLE at reduced prices at
the PARLoR SnoE SroRg jan8l-dlw
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just Received
One Hundred Barrels choice Irish Seed Po-
tatocs from Boston.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
Jan. post.
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TERMS.

one-third of the purchase money to be paid
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Bunting in delicate Ivory and Gas blue col
orsi lmperetricc Muslins, Organizes, Tarla-
tanes, erode Rhone Silks in exquisite shades,
Satins in all colors; Polka Dot Satin, the latest
novelty.
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What's The Use of Crying.

Approaching the philosophy of tears, a
French physician publishes long dissena-
ton on the advantages of groaning and cry
ing in general, and especially during surgical
operations. He contends that groaning and
crying are two grand operations by which Ma
ture allays anguish; that those patients who
give way to their natural feelings more speed
lily recover from accidents and operations
than those who suppose it unworthy man
to betray such symptoms of cowardice as
either to groan or cry. He tells of a man
who reduced his pulse from one hundred and
twenty-siN to sixty, in the course of few
hours, by giving full vent to his emotions If
people are at all unhappy about anything,
let them go to their rooms and comfort them
selves with loud boo-hoo, and they will feel
hundred per cent better afterward.
In accordance with the above, the CRYING OF
children should not be too greatly discom
aged. If it is Systematically repressed, the
result may be st. Fitus' dance, epileptic fits,
or some other disease of the nervous system.
What is natural is nearly always useful and
nothing can be more natural than the crying
OF children when anything occurs to give
them either mental or physical pain. Prob
ably most persons have experienced the effect
OF tears in relieving great sorrow. 1t is even
curious how the feelings are allayed by theil
free indulgence to noisy bursts of grief-or
the part of children as we'll as older persons
and regard the eyes and mouth as the safety
valves through which Nature discharges hel
surplus steam.
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Before lis is map of Columbus district.
"A list OF the names of the mines represented
on 1t makes curious collection. Commenc-
ing at the eastern end of the district there is
the biblical series-Genesis, EN- odus, Leviticus
and Deuteronomy. Going west, and leaving
out the commonplace names, we come to
Tarantula, which lies alongside the Butterfly,
then the Bronco, the Hard Metal, the Tinker
series, the Old Boy, the Hardscrabble, the
Deadeye, then one adjoining the other,
Bottom Dollar, Pine Street, Java, Patagonia,
Silver Vault and Mercedes, Porphyry.
Mormon and Casino IN iuXtaposition, Bobtail,
Mirage, London and Vienna side by side.
Below Casino is Pedro. There is Dublin
Chief and the Husky, the Saltwater and the
Wayup, the .. X, the piute Maid, the Gar.
the Christmas, Silver Dollar, Old Timer,
Bangor. Portia, Alike, Side Issue, Palm Flush
and Old Pat. Between the Bob Ingersell
and the Tom Paine there is the Small Hope
There are the Mountain Girl, Eastern Belle,
Black Warrior, Red Dog, General jackson.
Lighting, Shellback, Desert Queen, General
Grant, Old Tom, Silver Queen and Virginus
all mixed up in a bunch. The Commodore
is suspiciously close to the Southern Belle,
and the Admiral sdles up to her southern
side. The Zulu is there, the Happy Jack, the
Palace, the jim 4 John, the Bulldoser, the
Faith, the Wedge, the Telephone, the Lucky,
the Government, the Hard Money series. the
Paper Money, the Legal Tender, Euchre
Sagebrush, Maid of Athens, Whale and
Scorpion, the Old Nick, Bismarck Pinafore,
Double Eagle and the Shoemaker Stock
Report.
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yet beheld his child, and from whom she had
been separated for many months. She was
| ADVISED not to go on the experimental trip;
but was firm and insisted on going. A fellow
passenger volunteered to carry the babe, to
which she consented. "'"
All being in readiness, those who had been
selected to go stepped from the bank into the
skiff. The boat was pulled off, the ferryman
standing at his place and watching with anx-
lous eye every tilt and move of the skiff. As
mldstream was reached and the passengers
looked up stream and saw the torrent pouring
down and listened to its dreadful roar, il
seemed as If the fiail boat must surely be
engulfed, and they scarcely dared to breathe.
The woman, unable to control her nerves,
clutched ne-vously at the gunwale. The
terryman, with horror in his blanched face,
motioned her to keep her hands from the
boat; though his voice could not be heard, his
looks said plainly: ssYou will drown us all
if you don't keep STILL" The woman did her
best to keep her hand from the gunwale, but
the impulse to clutch was irresistible.
The ferryman's face said plainly: All is
surely lost. -. :,
The man with the babe in his arms was
sitting behind the woman. He touched her
gently on the shoulder, and when the looked
around he was holding the babe over the mad
waters and saying with his eyes: ''One more
SAooeii a' VIC SuhWdic, anu your DdDy goes
first.''
A cold glare came into her eyes, but she
clasped her hands in her lap, set her teeth and
never moved a muscle till the bottom of the
skif grated on the other shore. Then she
essayed to step on the sloping shore, but fell
forward ON the sand i'll dead faint.
" " You saved all our lives" said the ferry
man to the man who was carrying the child.
They dashed water from the stream in the
womans face, and when she came to she
rushed for her child, clasped it in her arms,
covered its face with kisses, gulped down a
sigh, looked around for the man who had
carried the child, dropped the youngster,
rushed to the man, threw her arms around
his neck and gave him stout hug, and then,
like any woman would do under such circum-
stances, sat down on the sand and had good
cry.
"Would you really have thrown my baby
into the river?"
,'You Jest beU your boots would; if we
all had to drown the quicker the young-one
was put out of its misery the better and if
hadn't threatened to drown it, you'd have
drow ned the whole outfit of u.s.
And he took the baby from her arms and
kissed it and dandled it till it laughed and
crowed and worked its little arms like two
puInp-handles, and she wiped her eyes and
said. "Im only woman"
And he said: "I know it, and that's why
l could make you keep still by letting on to
drown your baby. If you'd been some big
lubber OF nervous man, nothing but six
shooter could have made you let go that gum
nell
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FOREIGN.
'srck to Remain ChRncelior-ho'"
bardment OF CallaO.

SDoN, May 3.-Lord Charles Bud,'eli
reelected to Parliament for Mariooi-
mas been appointed Vice Cham oerla;"' ,I;p
.. Cartwright. large colllery proP''e,
nu owner of race horses, is dead
Y North German Gazette denies 'ne 'u
recently circulated by the irosles;H.9'
papers of Bismark's approaching nan re.,'h in
from office. and says the Chancelioi, ~
fquence of the abstention from Iali'n .i,o
Fary attendance imposed upon him py an.
oi his health, has enjoyed the opPor.Iii,,, pPai,, !,
devoting his attention more contiliua,s ,,s
ministerial duties in foreign ana hu'ii, "ii,
and he has himself stated that ne ua,,S
,res greater love for those duties, am'
nls former inclination to seize every oi
unity to remain at his country SEAL p''
ohately diminishes. -,
AsHlNGToN, May. "A telegram
To-day from Panama. at the lesaaio'I
hlii, says the Chilian navy Dohloa,"v,
on the 22d of April, causing neat h,
yes on shore and nearly destroy'ns ,ha
Ftte Union. Lima is threatened ny ra, 1m
ans, and great distress prevails Ill '
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Isthnlian CoalIng Stations.

WAsuINGToN, May 4.-By Morgan the
bill requiring the President of the Senate to
submit to the House and Senate the electoral
returns.
Cameron moved to consider the Ben
Holiday bill Agreed to 20 to 81
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-11

F In Westfield Mass, well known lawyer
recently changed his Office after more than
twenty years occupancy. They say he still
continues to go regularly every morning to
the old office and ascend the stairs until his
eyes fall upon the legend in large display
typ, "Removed TO -" when he gives his
hat jerk over his head and bolts in the
direction of his new quarters, looking around
to see il any one has observed him.