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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-15
The Concord Sua says hit $3W was put
IN On q cock frht LII that town last week.

The Concord San says thit 80 NJ was put
up on a cock fight III that town last week.
LaGrange Herien: Twenty years ago,
near Hookeltou, y. C.. q man cut a deep
ditch across Il sand ridge, to turn = branch
of water out Of it's natural tendency. Now
the cavity in the earth would contain half
the houses in Latirange and still the wa
ter is not tnrned.-Nature has decreed
North Carolina not to be a cotton country.
and why bring in millions of pounds of fer
til: ers to fight against the decree of nature.
The Supreme Court, We learn, has re-
Gently decided the appeal in the case Of Nc
Elwee vs. Blackwell s. Co.. affirming the
Judgment of non suit that was entered in
the Supreme court. This. we understand,
will pr"i'ally put an end to the proiracted
litigation which McElwee has engaged in
with Blackwell, and leaves the bull master
- the stu alton Observer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-15

Cox and Bourne be no'n.lai,,I. anu ,uey
accept the honor. North Carolina would be
blessed in having true. patriotic and noble
officers. IT.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-15

Pass HIN AROUND. On Saturday March
Goth. a couple calling themselves Mr and
Ms. Parker and passing as naa and VIE,
stopped 1t Mrs Sainaeli's Hotel ut swan
Quarter. Htde county rs batting Il ~ On
slow county. and reported ;henscI es IN
their way to Make, sviile for work After
spending a few days the man a ked for their
board hill. which he pro nptiy p.il wnen
he took his departure alone. saying he would
return in = day or two for his wi Z. Since
that time nothiag has been lie nf his
whereabouts. and suspicion being aroused
his fair one has lei the C II OUT Of the bag
in the following words: Tha' the m n was
already married AMI had induced her TO
elope with him.. anil that his nam.lS Sam
uel Merton and hers .Mollie Health. He
Is also reported AS having stolen ~oze mon
ey before leaving bis Observation-Disclosures
IN. CT. Press.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-15
Che @ranQe.

Under this head uiN be Jound the cDtciai pa
pers Of the Grand Master, and also. all
mmu nieations from members of the North
Carolina Pdtrons of Husbandru.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-15
Southern Standard Cotton Press.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST BAIL
ING PRESS EXTANT.

Can be used by hand, horse, steam or water poveD
without alteration.
Guaranteed TO suit.
For Circulars, testimonials. &c, address:
atHENCK l. RAMSOUR,
Cleveland Mills p. o., NJ
Sole Agents for North arolina.
aug2S-3mos.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-15

And. by the-way. where 10 the Peniten
tiary officials get their autho:it, to whip
convicts? The Constitution OF North Car
DINA expressly forbids it. Because a man
il imprisoned in the Penitentiary, will the
law for that reason refuse him protection
in life and limb? Will the law allow a pris-
oner to be more severely punished for viola
ting some rule of the prison discipline than
for the crime for which he is imprisoned ?
Ifa prisoner cannot be whipped for stealing
how CAD he be whipped for di>sbeyius the
order Of his keeper? We believe in punish
ing criminais and suppressing crime, bit we
also believe in extending the protection of
the law to the West of them, and treating
them as human beings. We have no senti-
mental sympathy for criminals, but common
humanity 0elnan'ls that they should not be
treated with cruelty, aud our feelings IA a
citizen and our duty as a public journalist
prompt us 70 thus denounce the treatment
OF the convict Friels. -Chatha,n Recor.I.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-15

Charlotte OLserrer: The second presby
terrain church in this city has the l.rye,t
seating capacity OF any church in Oh .rlotte
and pronaoly in the State. 1t St. rs S6s,
allowing Is inches for each person -
The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society begin to
night their charity fair. continuing three
days. Tile pastsr of the Secon,i Pres
byterlan church announced Sunday that
through the llnerallty of the mners of
that church, the dent Of 81, 900 wi; h interest
for several years, lacked only $500 oi neing
Ilquidated. -Mcmiers ct the newspaper
fraternity have recently distinguished them
selves as inIrksinen. Fied Oids. of the
Raleigh OhSerrer, carried off the piiZc at
the Carolina Clu' match on Friday, and
Wade Harris bet all the Concord BOYS
shooting glass balls one day last week. -
Rev. r. l.. Abeinrtils pays IA tribute to the
late John Rlthetf.r.L, of Burke county,
who donated the iani on which the college
stood. He says: he Rutherford Col
.ege i, now a fixed iact. 1t stands at the
head of every school IN the State in num-
her and usefulness. Already has free tut
tion been given to over 2. 900 Judgment stu
dents: over 600 nave bee converted to God
in the College chapel; a thriving village of
high toned Christian people have grown up
around the CO lege; and still the work goes
on. All this is measurabl2 due to he intlu-
ence and aid of three persons: john Ruth
erford, Esq. Miss Nancy Rutherford and
Mrs. f. &. Rutherford. wife of Mr.. Ruth
erford.
, 1880-10-22
FINE OrpuRruNrrY,-We have y


FINE OPPoRTUNITY.-We have d
stocked larni lor sale, not tar from u
good local market, III Jefferson cUul-
W. 10 those who may DO seeAlng
lnvtstuleAts Vi tnls KIND, we deem
the opportunity u rare one. The larlh
Is situated uii tie SAT- watel Irunl, Ia
safe and comlnodious bay; it conn
pflSes l33 aCres ol ialIu, about Az
acres ot which lis, hne bottvIn aud
marsh. About 81 acres are clear
and uncer ienoe. Good house, barn,
outbulldiEss, fences, &C., &C., that
cost upwards OF u Thousand dollars.
There are about 10 fruit trees OF
various kinds, carefully and we'll
selected, and including apple, plum,
pear, cherry, prune aud other trees
--some Z years cid and all in excel
lent condition. A fine lot of stock
and tools are also tor sale with the
the land and Improvement, includ-
ing IL COWS, l yoke OF oxen; horses
. head oil young stock (hali Jersey
also bees, fowls, boat, etc. The
place has cash income OF $50 per
year from a logging camp, besides
being near u good market Tor butter,
eggs, beef, vegetables, hay or other
produce. The whole property is'oi.
tered very cheap-could be bought
ior less than S2,UO0-and possession
will be given immediately II desired.
Ihe owner, on account of falling
health, desires to engage H. sou
lighter occupation. For partic -lars,
enquire ut tie ARGUS Office.
, 1880-10-22
Platform OF Resolutions.

! lrt,t.I
~ iorvwHiS RESOLUTIONS were present.
~ " uc terrItoriai hepuDncah Conven-
Stol w ue SohmI,tee on Hesolussohs,
'H'u p were uman,,npHSy aaopeeo' -
A. soLvEn, 5, AuAewe unanimously auopt
:tie @ ueelSra.ion H VI princlpies IS empracea
- 1iy S"N1So P'atlVTu VI JIG natsouai
~ ~nIyu,ean parry. -, y
49, s0.s % I'm. We neas.y IhuoIs1
p wy paeSems Aan,,,s.Ia.on .sI e. 9! Ms geheEal
sv,srnTs, s.', ..,;m anu uast we oslieSe tnat poSr
My Wiz ,ha smaM ~ ~ u,s n9nyt oi 1eink
on,,nt.,, Wv p"Ae's ~ W" n'''sfy Va ,Vuf l
p,.y , -.
r,;ss;o~ nS -, Aas .s,ss vv. ~. slv osI!y az
hnod aSon ~ S. y. WI @ oe,hNVsy nleo t.o sister-
:'',oa vvu y. s'.Ues' Suu vur uoIc9ate ~ nefepy
lis.iaSteu NV. W use al prVper means 70 se-
""" P,Sn, snS n,,I Saa' ,r, $50. A. -. /,
s,ri..sI i'n,ni,,na,;" "S "S ny s% C,, .ne unic-
.I M'., ".i""o. slo o'hhoso "to
sue mh;..n G'.teu Pa.es w very grave evil,
" "sn a snoua isoINe .ne p'osnpt attenuoh
NJ tHa fS;,ad TSS a,iu .nS treaty maA'ng po"srs
~ I,, VIZ s,s onu o:a'es' anu we Msor tne
wi,h !,hino ~ o.I,. ~ th., out piese,is sseaty
, 1880-10-22
Alden Academy 4 v :
Anacortes ..'.....l........ w. r.
frot a. 4. Bnrnell, A, M, PRINCIPAL
.. .'s Rev. Il. o. Tade, A, NJ. sunt'

f. . " IA.
80 This Institute, on Fidaleo Island "a rr,
l'aretl to, fin lnish borough and ero,,on,ic.1
rducation TO students Of both scxes Tha
location is fayomble to health ana u~be
expii se, aid also because OF the ouiet ,nJ
removed from city alluremeilts. Al
vancement rapid, by iidiviluar attention
py Competent teaebers. Consjlerp ION
pald 10 manners and morals. Psi,n.s
notin'd OF work done. and correspondence
To The corps of teachers has hee, added
an experienced phonograp pler and insiruo.
TOR III MODERN langtiages and ari. Snrcisl
at'ebtiol' to music, there being ten prnils
npon-fi'e organ hst year. Book -keeui,,1N
surveying. &C.. dc.
IermscS and 30 Tuition per Quarter.
week. ,.,,-,. d, -, pA " pcT
, 1880-10-22
FLOODED STOCK
FOR SALE.
Rare chance, Farmers /!

CRESCENT,
lhree-guarters JERSEY, one-quarser
pEVON; Shows all Jersey points. ex-
eept In color, which IS a shade liSh,er
than Devon. Age, nine months.
ALAMEDA, I'D,
FULL Jersey: Age, seven months.
Color. lawn. Full brother to Alameda
lst. sold to j. W.. Ackefson, ESD, Ia
coma.)
MARMADUKE, .a
FULL Jersey. Color. orange and
white. Age, seven months. -
To be seen at Port Discovery. w. ~.
and warranted as represented above.
Apply to L. B. MASTICK. JR.
Port Discovery.
, 1880-10-22
PROCLAMATION.

by THE GOVERNOR OF THE TERRITORY OF
WASHINGTON.
WHEREAS, it is tliedutv of the Cover
nor at least sixty days before any. general
election to issue his proclamation designa-
ting the offices to be filled at such election.
Now, therefore, I, Elisha p. Ferry,
Governor of said Territory. do hereby
declare that general election will be held
In said Territory OH Tuesday, the second
day OF November, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred aud eighty, at which the
following hamed officers will be elected
A Delegate to represent said Territory
In the torty-seventh Congress Of the Uni
ted States.
A Brigadier General.
AQuarter Master General.
A Commissary General.
An AdJutant General.
Prosecuting Attorney for the second
judicial district. ..
Prosecuting Attorney for the third
judicial district.
A Memner OF the Board of EQualiza-
tion for the first judicial district.
A Member OF the Board of Equalization
tor the second judicial district.
A Member OF the Board of Equalization
for the third judicial district. h.
Members Of both branches of the Legis-
lative Assembly.
And all County and Precinct officers re-
qhlred by the laws Of said Territory.
In testimony wehemof. have herunto
set my hand and caused the Great Seal Of
the Territory to be aE.
fixed. at Olympia. this
18th day Of August. A. ID.
@~~~ one thonsand eight hund-
red aud eighty. and Of the
Independents of the Uni
F~~~~~*. ted States the one hundred,
and fifth.
ELlSHA.P. FERRY.
Governor.
BY order OF The Governor.
n. II. OwINGs, ,-
Secretary.
, 1880-10-22
The Hiah Water Of 1880

Did not reach a point equal to that Of
1875, but 1t was high enough to do deal
of damage. Time, however, will Iepa'r
this, bnt time only makes worse every
case Of disease Of the Kidneys and urinary
orgrns which box OF Oeegon Kidney
Tea would cure. Sold BY all Druggists.
, 1880-10-22
Medical lake

Much Is being said in the. paper, jrss
no. now about '',f Medical Lake in Washington
Territory, which seems to be a sort OF
modern Bethesda, to which the lame, tho
matt, and the blind move, hoping to gee
ieliet. The waters Of this lake, however,
cannot begin to cure backache and all dis
eases OF the kidneys and urinary organs
as does tho Oregon Kidney Tea. sold
everywhere. lt e1s ''s,A ts'E''s ~ y
, 1880-10-22
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that al ner-
sons pre- forbidden to furnish GOODS
ETC.. TO the Puget Sound Iron Co. eX-
cept upon an order from the Snlerintenc-
ent, ID. W. MOOE,
Supel ntendent
Port Townsend, Sept. 6, 1880. n:3O
, 1880-10-22
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS REGARD
,,,S ING PUGET SOUND. ae. p.

in Washington d. c., may be Of in
terest to our readers, and shows that
the magnitude Of our commerce is
beginning to be understood abroad:
During the year ending June 3Osh,
1873, 10S vessels--69 sailing and 80
steam,-were documented at Port
Townsend, the Port of entry of Pu-
get Sound Collection District, with
. carrying capacity of, over $1,000
tons; this tonnage is only exceeded
BY 2S Of the 1876 Collection Districts
Of the United States. It exceeds
the shipping Of more than one half
Of the States in the Union, consid--
cred separately. (see American
Almanac for 1879, compiled by Aims.
worth r. Spofford, p. 226)
In 1880 the same authority gives
the number Of vessels in the Puget
Sound District as 116, with a ton
mage Of 29,954. tSee p. So, Ameri-
can Almanac for 1SS0.) ,r
The tonnage of American vessels
in the foreiga trade, which entered
and cleared ut this port during the
year ending June 30th, 1873, is as
follows: Entered 263 vessels, ton
mage, 152, 1898; cleared 2s4 vessels,
tonnage, l67,l7S. This exceeds that
Of such vessels so eneered and
cleared during the same time at 100
Of the 125 ports of entry of the
United States, being only exceeded
. by thOse entered and cleared at Bos.
ton, Charleston, New York, Detroit,
and San Francisco. (Report of
Chief of Bureau Of Statistics 1878,
Part 8, PIP. so2 2-4)
The tonnage Of Foreign vessels,
in the foreign trade which entered
and cleared at this port during the
year ending June 30th, 1878, were
20 follows: Entered 46 vessels, ton
mage, 1915; cleared 81 vessels,
tonnage, 30,962;-this IS exceeded
by that OF such vessels entered and
cleared during that time in but 81 Of
the 125 ports Of entry of the Uni'ed
S,rates, (See Part II, Report of
Chief OF Bureau Of Statistics, pages
s07, $685. ,...,..
The tonnage Of American ocean
steam vessels in the foreign trade,
which were entered and cleared at
said port durieg said time was--eu.
tered 17S vessels, tonnage, l30,47l;
cleared, 1873 vessels, tonnage, 49,.
432; this is exceeded by that Of such
vessels so entered ard cleared at
only 2 other ports Of entry in the
United States, viz: New York and
San Francisco-See Ibidem, p. 81.
I'm numbers Of vessels of this class
New York alone exceeds Port Town
send.
The tonnage Of Foreign ocean
steam vessels in the foreign trade
which were entered and cleared at
Port Townsend Custom House dur
ing the year ending June 30th, 1878,
is exceeded by that Of such vessels
entered and cleared during the same
time at buSten other ports in the
United Statps.-See Ibidem.
"It is estimated that there are
employed in the Puget Sound trade
at least rs deep sea vessels, in the
general cossting trade which are en-.
rolled and licensed, thus not render
ing it necessary to make entry or
clearance at this custom house. One
third Of these vessels only are docu-
mented in the Puget Sound District;
nea " all the remainder are docu.
mented at San Francisco.
, 1880-10-22
feaI Estate 0fqpyivGts SaIsf

THE undersigned offe for sale thres
dwelling houses aud q nunbe- town
,os IN Fort Townsend; al /, improved
ssfm9ing, ~ timber and unin we'd l., s,
~ yenerson. County. Persons w''hing -
invest can secure bargains on ecsy tsrrs
py applying to s- ). A. KUHN.
, 1880-10-22

nWNrNT business now before the public.
MnIklInl fou Nan make money faster nc
RUlKlNl work for us thnn at ANYTHING
hNllNN else. Capitalnot required. We
hEllkvN VIII start you. sl2 q day and
D~0 II upwards made at home by the
Industrious. Men, women,
poys and girls wnnted everywhere TO work for
us. NOW Is the tinle-. YOu can devote your
whole time to the work, or only your spare
moments. NO ether business will pay Won
neaHly az well. No one willing 10 work can
lhll 10 make enormous pay by engaging nc
once. Costly Out fit and terms free. K great
opportunity for making money easily and
hnonorhoiy' Address TRUE & Co., Augusta
, 1880-10-22

THE Seattle & Walla Walla rail-
road was recently sold to Henry VIII
lard, Of New York, for $350,O0O in
gold, payable in three equal install.
ments, viz: on the 11th day of No
vember, December and January
next. Seattle people are happy.
, 1880-10-22
cLALAM COUNTY TICKET.

Auditor THOS. ABERNETHY.
Treasurer
Sheriff GEO. COOPER,
Probate Judge A. U. DAVIS.
County Commissioners
VIC. WEBSTER, T. KNOPH,
SlLAS GOODWIN.
School Superintendent
B. G. HOTCHKISS.
Justices OF the Peace
B. F. DEAN, Sequim precinct,
GEO. ENTRIKEN, Dungeness,
GAY MORSE, Port Angeles.
County Surveyor
ARTHUR SINCLAIR.
Coroner M. WHITTIER.
Wreckmaster w. CROSBY.
Constable
, 1880-10-22

Just received by g. c. Bartlett g. Co.,
Elk. steamer Idaho, fine stock of Ladies'
Dress goods Wool suitings, FlannelS,
Waterpreofs, Ladies' acques, Circulars
and .Ulsters, Fancy goods, trimmings &c.
, 1880-10-22

c. Eisenbes sells the Red Crown Flour.
Try the Red Crown -four made by the
new process.
, 1880-10-22
Port TOWNSEND, W. T., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22, $780,

! DURING the year ending June 80,
last, the exports from the Province
Of British Columbia amounted in
value to s2,56o,o5O. The article Of
chief export was gold, 1904, ,4s4;
and the article of second value coal,
$7OO,l42. Fish, lumber and -four,
come after gold and coal. The ag-
ricultural products exported were
valued at only s3,s13, and the man
ufactures at 500. .,,,-,.,ss
, 1880-10-22

Mr.. Il. B. Hayes has had twenty
years of the most honorable and dis
tinguished pubic service. Since
1870 be has been four years in the
army as Colonel and General; he
has been six years in Congress as a
Representative; six years he was
Governor OF the great State of Ohio,
and four years lending next March)
President Of the United, States. "
, 1880-10-22
r E P . B LICAN
TERRITORIAL TICKET.
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS;
HON. THOMAS II. BRENTS,
OF Walla Walla.


Brigader General-G. W. Tibbetts, Of
King Co. Adjutant General-M. r.
Hathaway. 'of Clark Co. Qnartermaster
Gcneral-R. G. o 'Brien. Of lhurston Co.
Commissary General--A. X. Bush, OF Pa
cific Co. ...I &. n- r., .f
BOARD OF EoUALIzAToN: First Ju-
dicial District--T. Z. Frary. of Columbia
Co. Second Judicial District--C. A.
Reed, of Pacific Co. Third judicial Dis
trict-J. w. Young. OF King Go.
Prosecuting Attorney, Thim Judicial
District
HON. IRVING BALLARD,
:. Ot King Co.
Joint Councilman. tor jefferson. Island,
Clalam. Kitsap aud Mason Counties
S. W. H0VEY. Of kitsap.
JOINT Representative, for Jefferson, Ma
son aud Clnlam Counties 'a'
d. w. MOOR, Of jefferson. i.
, 1880-10-22

WHILE the Democrats are expos.
ing the ruin of Republican rule, gold
continues to How into the ruined
country at the rate of Eve million
dollars a week, and business is boom.
ing as never before. Four more
years of such rule and ruin are earn
estiy prayed for by the mercantile
classes OF the whole country. asr
, 1880-10-22

sN Eoy. Sale 3 Phelan's best
. slate bed BILLIARD TAbLES Chean for
ctlsh. Apply to. /" TIBBALS.
, 1880-04-29
ODD-FEJLOWSIIIP,

TIE s1xTY-F1Rsr ASSIyEHsAnY
of Odd Fellowship WIS celebrated Inst evening
by Excelsior Ledge, No. =. ut tho First Mothod-
lat Church, corner Of Clark and Washington
etrcots. Tito audience was quito large, and
much interest was manifested In tho exercises.
Aftor M orgau overture by Mr.. John McCurdy,
the Hon. John g. fiogcrs delivered tho opening
uddrcss. He said that tho rneUtlng wnB called tn
celebrate, not tho sixty-fIrst anniversary OF tho
Order, but Of its Introduction into tho United
States. Some ambitious aud loving numbers Of
tho Order hnd traced lts origin back to tho days
OF the liorna1l Empire, ni1d h0 for ono loved
tines to tho peop!o Of this generation.
lie referred to the. many virtues OF tho Order
and tho extent to which it Ind grown, GOnelud-
Ing by snyinY that ho bud Gccn i'm Old- Fellow
he sald had no sccruts to keep frum tho world
Except thuso by which tho n,vnlbcrs GUARDED
themselves from imposition md tnt!ualol,.
The ntlrcss Of tho evening WINS delivered by
Order III tlils country was IN unostunt.tiolis
scheme to boncttt man. Anl Its annlvurAnry
would b0 celebrated during tho prcscnt Wcck
in II hundred ctties whose existenco was un-
n,org was organlzod sixty.ono, years ago: Tho
cardinal virtues Ut the Order were that 1t enlarged
the circle Ut friendship. tnught It's members 10
hosd lust to Integrity nnd truth, cnluinel upon
tlcn. nndj curing for tho orphan, md In ivory
portion Ut Its ritual taught tho duty Of nun tn
his fellow ma', atltl the oora nf tho Order woro
ut nil times thrown npcn to honest and indus
and fcAturcs Of tho Onilcr tho altlrcss sgns
marked by tnnr,y really beautiful passaHcs. and
ut tho conclusion Mr. shnrey WIS heartily mp
ptauticd. Tho success oE tho evening exercises
tions Of tho Chicago Quartet uud rcndlngs by
Mrs Anflu Eowcll lfObkirk.
, 1880-04-29
Tho case Of Thomas Mct,ulre, 1oo LOTUS, and
Dyer, chnrRcd with robhcry from tho person OF
James Dyer, Is on trial.
MATRIMONIAL.
w4tlt,-WAnD.


A ouIet and unostcntntious but elegant we'd
ding was cclel,rhted Inst night Mt No @1s eoutt
Ashland avenue, tho hoMe Of tho brioe'srnrcnts.
Tho contracting parties wcrp Miss Kittfc j.
Warti, daughter of tho lion. ]. y. War.a, latc Of
this city, hut now prominent mining operator
ot Lcndvtllc, md Mr. W. 3. Wnrd. 0f tho latter
place. Tho ceremony wnN cclehrntcd 0t 90 clock,
tho Rev. F. D. Ward, Of lsochcster, N. y. tho
father Of tho groom, officiating. Tho BRIDES
maids were Miss Jennie Wnrtl, Miss Relic Wall
lar, Miss Kttio Chattorto1l, aud Miss virginia
Clayton. Meears. A. A.. Munger, Albert Allen,
" Fl Mnse5 hS eTs Ne3efs Se4e ns
numerous and line, among tho number bcfng
y @ o Ss% Sss York. sEs; ss' by 9ss' 'ss pn Y
antl sui.i silver md goLi-tticd iec-rrenn, SGT
afG snflare 'sifs anona a"' s%rrns.. % s sas
present, .ilnnda orchestra furnishing tho music
aSeF Ss es s T9o 9or eSs NV e York %es
honeyn,oon trlp through the Enst they sis r. !.
t5n t9 ,' ths sty e 6 rnte for Leadsie' "h'ch Is
-MoNn1s.
'ifas 5SSs wee ss5 ~
~ raqes ''Eos haE. biz "stcr tho n,ss as
vi With fs Fald. Lcter Co. Tho ] CEREMONY ny was pei:
chaes ana was e. ~ na Teavos mi
n fow friendsof tho bride and groom. Th9 co.,p-
Tno y wGs oe st pss aan Il M 4 A. was oS1 loy
with henvy vel and grunge hlossons. After
Of q supper sslyed .y ly Eckhart. THO presents
wero numerous md vilunblc, gold watch from
tho KrtNim md silver watcr-ecrvco from tho
Tho couple left tho city on tho Q o'clock train
for n trip throngh tho Southwest and will be
mt horne" aftcr May ID at thoir now home, No.
, 1880-04-29

THE Acknowledgements lfsbursed $4,000 in
gold yesterday.
THERE wcro 800 barrels OF alcohol exported
yesterday by Chica9o dstitlors.
Ar tho sub-Treasury yesterday S15, 900 in silycr
WIS received and 20, ZOO paid out.
THE receipts for duties yostcrday amounted
to s,:O, of which i4,90o WAS for spirits, S3,2o7
fur tobacco aud c!gars, 81 207 for beer, and $755
for licenses.
TllE collections for duties Yesterday amounted
to $S,aG- Follow Ing Is a list OF t1ut!n6lo goods
received: Cnrsun, pIrc, Scott s. Co., cnses dry
goods; Field, Letter & Gu, u cl.ses dry Ronls;
l4caty Dros.. cnses dry goods: ChtcaEo Stamp.
lug Co,npany, 20 boxes ttn platoi y. nTunn. 8
loaf tobacco; Lawrence t. Martin, j cnses cigars;
KHntzcr & Iinrgls, cases cIKnri; Fnrkh,,rBt =
Wilkinson, lU elscs ynr1lish; Fuller & Fuller, IL
plekuHca drug Sun1rIcS-