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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06
Il. Il. KIRBY, Agent,
feb7 .S0ly. y Martinsburg. W. Va.

GURATlNE, the vegetable medicine. All
~ ladies should take it that wish a
healthy skin, rosy complexion, or renew
ed vigor. For sale by druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

IF we are TO have soldiers, let them come
from our own sections such men can never
be used for oppression. With a properly
armed and oficered militia each State can
control its own affairs in any emergency,
and the pretext for Federal interference, the
bane of the Republic, will rarely, if ever, be
offered
| believe Gen. Scales to be too sound in
democratic principles and too true a North
Carulin:an to favor a law which looks to
Capitalization IN any of its manifold forms,
or which would retrench III the least the
sovereignty of our State and those who
construe the pending militia bill into a cen
trailing measure must misapprehend its
scope and purpose. as well a its text. We
may rely upon it, that Gen Scales viii be
the last man t. urge Congress to enlarge
the powers Of the National Executive over
the armed men of the country.
TOMBSTONE JONES.
Morganton, May !, 1880.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
For the FARMER AND MECHANIC.
Adiutant General tombstone Jones
Defends Congressman Scales
Bill.

Nessrs. Editors.-In your criticism upon
zen. Scales militia bill last week, you assert
that the bill is a ''centralizing measure"
To Justice to Gen. Scales, permit me to
make a statement with regard to the Federal
features of the proposed law.
Gen. Scales, in his report on the bill says,
the Committee have endeavored to frame
q bill, which, uithout changing the nature
1.-THE long established relations betWeea the
Ja,eral goucrnment and the n,ilatio OF the
State, might replace provisions that have
become obsolete or that experience has
proven impracticable by others that would
make the militia an efficient and important
actor in the economy of national defense.
Again he says, "7Heye Is not q compulso-
g%jeature IN tie bill. 1t simply says to the
State that if they will by their own laws pro
yide for and enforce such requirements as
Congress deems necessary to secure an eth
tent militia, Congress will exercise its un-
ilestloned constitutional power, and pro-
vide for arming such militia out Of the ma
nonal Treasury. The great increase in the
NpulatlOn of the country nov makes 1t not
lnly practi cable but desirable TO substitute
ne volunteer system for enforced militia
luty IN time Of peace. The subject Is one
~ which there never have been any politi-
al differences, and on which none should
eHst. Washington, as the exponent o. the
federallsts, was unceasing in his efforts to
arocure legislation, and jefferson, as the
eader Of the Anti Federalists was even more
'nIportunate in urging it."
lou are, perhaps, aware that no material
.lange has been made in the militia law since
ID original enactment in 1872: and that the
NoVisiOns of that law have become obsolete
'ha lmpractlcahle for instance, itrcqu,res
"the able. bodied male citizens of the
"antry between eighteen and forty-hve-
h~Imberlng several millions now-to be en-
.Oled, organized into companies Nc. and
u5@lhedi the officers to arm themselves with
hangers" ''spontoons'' and similar anti
ludteu weapons, the men with two flnts,
"enty balls. a quarter Of pound OF pow
~'' &C. In 1908 an annual prlatlOn
'@S made 5000, 900 to provide arnfs anu mil
Inc leading features of difference between
ne existing law and proposed law are as fol-
Iirst. To substitute a volunteer militia,
anited IN number In time OF peace, for the
,bbS'ing compulsory system that applies TO
b l. Whole body Of the people, and which
E become so inapplicable as to be utterly
4slregarded.
3econd. TO make such provisions as will
,sa ana encourage the formation of volun-
H. H. organizations, remove, the disparity In
W. - numbers and discipline that exists be-
4 susn different States, and promote their
al1ehcy to a common standard that will
WI them available for all the purposes for
TI : a militia IS required. s.a
re- rntd. 10 abolish the present system OF a
"N"uent appropriation 10 provide arms
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL GRANGE.
uaster.-S. Z. Adams. Monticello.
0rorseer.-J. j. Woodman, Paw Paw.
Mich.
cinnati.
Sfe,rdd.-A. J.. Vaughan. Memphis.
assistant Steudrd.-Wm. Sims. OF Kan
Treasurer.-F. II. Mcdowell, Wayne,
y. Y.
Secretary.-O. II. Kelley. Louisville, Ky.
cate keeper.-O. Dinwiddie. Orchard
Grove. Ind.
Ceres.-Mrs. Adams.
P0m0nd.-Mrs. Woodman.
F0rd.-Mrs. Moore.
LIdg Asst. Steardrd.-Miss c. y. Hail,
Louisville. KY.
COMMITTEE.
d. Wyatt Aiken, Cokesbury, S. e.
Henley James, Marion, Ind.
5. IL. Ellis, Springsboro, Ohio.
ofacer of North Carolina State
Grange, P. Of II.
Master-W II Cheek. of Warren.
Overseer-D A Montgomery, of Ala
nance.
Lecturcr-D f Sampson. of Guilford.
Steward-J A Harris. of Iredell.
Assistant Ste ward-H E King, of Ons-
hw.
Cbaplain-Rev VIM Grant, of North
ampton.
treasurer u w G. BenbOw. of GuilfOrd.
Secretary--Jos E Porter. Of Edgecombe.
Gate Keeper-L W Reasons Edge
ombe.
Ceres-Mrs A NJ Cheek. of Warren.
Pomona-Mrs J E Somers. of Guilford.
Flora-Miss Eugenia Robinson, of Ca
barrus.
Lady Asst. Steward-Mrs II + King. of
lnslow.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Col. William II. Check, Chairman, of
Warrenton.
Cap. J. E. Porter. Secretary, TarborO.
Capt s.. B Alexander. Charlotte.
John King. Falkland. Pitt county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
Qbe 0r0nQe.

J.4er this head wU be .tound the o11cia1 pa
oers Of tie Grand Master, md also. all
COMMUNICATIONS from members Of the North
C,,4linn Patrons of H0sbdndry.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

YHNHOS. b. ASHFORD. OF Int y. @. has
L invented a GRAZING POST by which you
can Craze your stock wI,huut the cost of a fence, and
with all safety TO the animal. No chance for the animal
to get fastened i'll the halter. 1t is also adjustable. SO
as to give the animal as much or as little grass as de-
sired. County rights sold il desired. Address,
THOS. h. ASHFORD
apl 22-3m. sIaaG Clinton. \. &.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

RICH, RARE, AND RACY
THE FRESH STOCK or
, 1880-09-25

spn1S0FfELD, ILL.,, Sept. .4.--In tho session Of
tho stHte lsuarl Ut Equalization tr-,1Gy tho
Committee m tho Assessment Ut IctBo,,nt Prop
nrty submitted lis rcpurt. which iuys over TIL
Mnn,ay. Tho t9lrps for Cuok cMtnty aro as
ftllnws: tasstssea raiup ut persoual property,
r.. per cunt ur addition MtlnplMl BY tho
izesl valuo, ~ ,;t. In III. lIlgu Colshty tho
),er Ernt Or n,sdi1tp', Is II, nnl tn Lakp ConMty
III. This makes tho nIhAizel vnlMo Of perso,!al
respectively.
Thu iotai assessed val.tp Of personal property
IN the StMte IA $lGj l,SlU; tho etstnli.ed value
Is sl1U.3l7, ,sOJ; ard tho net additions amount to
ri :st5 r;lt
, 1880-09-25

,car,,. y, ,n,,., l., ,l,ro, t1urco +, ,,,hoovo.
anu ,,,,, s ~ ,ua Sts. ~ u 's"oo
, ~. r.. ~ r,r m 9v,,,, .. -no+
i I'LL 1n,. ny" ~ ~ VIZ t,i,
u. r;.,..'s sc"'e1"f' '*S ono VI 'he S'"e""'H
st,i.i,,. ,r,,r,,rr , ,,,.,n,ttor ,,,,+ ,,,u,r+
,.,r ENTITY ,,,,, ,,,,, t T. W. n,. nt III
t.t,,r @ ~, nt,,,, ~ r, H. th"i .saio,,
ts sMu ,ni.. VI. ~ .., III ''' "'ct1'''
l.,. rri',,ifH @ r. III .choop,r t,,uec snrnus
,t Wm1it. ri ~, -, lnu nsS rn''nt' '"''"o 7"''onS
~ ., ~ l.. =. ,,,,o,v, m.
c,i,ts r,';,i thot mI'l tnf,,'" ~ rr,w 9cal.
, 1880-09-25
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
rnc Show ii Begin :, Springfield Scx.
iioIliay--.a large I)itp1ny l:xpretcd.

ts,1.. k,,. u. r..-.. ~
Ane sho' ~ lse@s" r. SFrsngnclo Ncx1
ftoIlday-.a large Ditp1ay 1:xpretcd.
'Sp<ttsl Dis,Mtss TO Tue Chicago Tribune.
s.., u. ino
au''!"t s.asH taat WI tleEtt III 1als city next
t'HIdHt. continuing through the wctk. H'ltl Tho
,,rryu,ls Ylm t.I,,zcns: foi',,t tcf wni.b r,,,<r1
- I,r,.,, n,p,u,,,t ~ =, ,a. ~ ,,,"n ~,
Mts: a'''o"ht VI ihahey las' year !" p!'!co lug
AtbscrinttOs t1sa Scur md tho StntG Itoart1 Of
AErIcttit,tr. niy tlat HpriirtiGId i,1ts rtaWndcd
thv .r,uli.!s ma r;1nnlytnn tau ncCrss,,ry nd.
communications. Thu entries Ii, not ciUSu ,tnf
Ia. ttt,rruw night, hut tho lurgu 1il,,lIbnr
t.tieo l,,,l i,Akcs Il ccrtNIn TINT
tho Fair viii be II sl1ccess, md tue Indications
tre That tho exh!bt Ii, ntI tlepar teutg Will sur
rnss t1n1 if my f,,r,ncr years,
frhe ,rrn1ns yhIt, mn. ,.ircn.!v rrnwt1rtI With
, 1880-09-25
MARINE DISASTERS.
TUE TUti TliOIAH RpE.s1t NGttSEp.
EDeftat Ditbdteh IN The {Aie6uo Tftbl.nk

Spff1Q{ U1JfdttN ID 1H9 LH4tdVt 1fIDNHk
s1,,nnrny nav. wIa. Rant. n4-Tho +uo
rhas'n. c,,,m. n,v,,o1 ,,v n !, u,,as a. .his
lnon'as npons' oMhun " u. =, epeas. ~ In,s
two scows Il, tow for Ahnppee this uttcrnoop,
cnuvbt tiro In tho u rom, when nlp,,t Two ,ni!os
- o.,,., ~, s,.. ,s..., ~. ~ .,, = -,
w snt"5 A's. sno p".'lou ~ thu "Ntee eaNo. Ky.
antl her hul1 ar!lteu ashore IL sandy ls"y. Tho
1ire burned 81 RI ly Tint tho crow ,yrro ,lupbto
to nm ~, ,n,mns ~" rr,rv rcortc,1 tha shnrc
~. ss w., 49, -, III 1nst s"x.,o ~, ,asr1 49,,
Nv SAFELY ~ D." s'ah'' poat chrtt'" vi "oAFu 'nc
built hero lust wtntgr, She Is vnlIcd at kiuO}0,
md fnsurcd IN tim Cbica0n nvcpcv ,,r Atkins (.
ii"cE,vit, i,,r IL irSt ri,n lii I;r,rnrx sitrt,
fn,s l,nru ihs i,rtrr,,op To ,,isk IN t,,a s.uwss
Entrfaj Iismirh Ia ma fthfr"s, Jrihuns
rvwn,,wsr 1Vi.' S,,,t 81 .rha ~. 'rho,n,.
s,chs t:,f + iIurbn isu Mimi III t,n 'ra.,
sfts ~ E"n n,n - win t.s st,,IH s'.ns +, INV
tht tt,,L. H.."n i',r,..,I ~ tuif%st II .t..",'
~. - .t,a.t,,,, r,ha "n r. rn III .,.,,,,
, 1880-09-25

schr Stafford, Muaknron.
Hcnr Hoy, ur,,,adn, In,s n;.1 ;l! ;M:iss.s;9o1. .;.,
rtDr q: li!uk0x, stuakegnh.
rrop y. <. MaIr, Mllwa,!kno.
Hcbr ynnkro jtIa!Ic, i.ldinH,on.
rr,p st. :Io.,.t'll. Mi.krunn.
Hyi,r iieintl.ar, MusKrrnt,.
Hthr IlrNnnpttn, Marquette. #''
l'rup ". j.. wctnpre. Marquette.
Schr 4. iis..,dey. stn>k"Rofi.
S"i,r TEN 1'"i1 Paine. sll:sAcgon.
xrhf i!osa l!cl'c; dranI llason.
schr G. NllhoH. EsahnnlIH.
Sss Ss Hyts''; e. ". re&ry: :''1sks Mssis's,naes. "es
srhr Anha Marin. lnt1in1lon.
irt, l,nckeyr. MI.k"vtn.
E,,SP srSP I r"EEr'Wts; + W;;;,. MaaS'.s, aS,,s;,.,
sri,r tirt. sfpof. i.,lin.tuli. >
Sehr s!nrs An!a,''la. nrand Haven.
Ssr Ss'r + k!e' r t. My%%9a %is dn.SayR.Y !'sSa ,ss''
Schr tl'nrrI! slnfh. stanI1tnr.
Se!r |; -. Fnrrcst. Huntington.
$snr Ss',r S';rs'it Srgs i.tiI;,s, I'm; ;ts"''''''
xs!r xs!'r fg / + "i aT1i 1 ,rs'a F't5iH il"veay sny
Sehr 'frtnsfar. A,nskr4un. -,
Hcl1r t'arrsr. whliet!sh liny.. , i.
Sctr i. u. D:ls!s. Mtfskegun.
Prop Annt0 l.httrn. MHskegpn.,
Se11r .lNsHn Parker. stttakcKou.,
sGhr Aytsntts. fsseunAbn.
ScI,r 10. Meas. ynn!Atee.
Sehrth. Ifrnhsut1. MunistaB+
Suhr Cal. EllswurtIt, sturgeon l!ny.
Sthr NeGipnH'ity. CGt1Nr lllSer. u
SelIr u. &. Wlnsiuw, Tt1vcrsn Isat.
scllr ii!ys:e + .!nI"s. Esca,,.ba.
sIbr Milan. i.,,'1tn9tttI.. - =
sttnr shrlssyran. Manistcc, auntlfac..
9tn,r Stuskrgt,Is, Muskegn,., tustlties.
Pehp ]. l.. 1iftl. ItuuGsn.k, ststnirlca,
| Pr,p sk, lark. ltcninn iinrlnrt NynlIrtcs,
Prop McssenHcr. ~. Joseph. sE.Hjr!es. :.
| Prep New Efa. Orstsd llMtcl,. tt,Glug. ,t.i
Prop Ocnntn tirrcn uuy. sll,drL.H. ST
Xr0p tuln Campbell. [IflnxiuiI. RilndrIgs
Schr J. H. fic,!snn, Kingston. :s..4tN bu coetl..
! Echr Violin. fintAnd. s,4W Iu t4'rt1 =
lrt,p Scntt. tll'tEhi.'. !M!lo, ,l>a c0ril. II ~
scnr Moonlight, iiutYan 5:tftI hi tarls.
Schf W. y. ErnathwnItt, It,it!nl.,, }H,,tl TN corn.
Schr K Il. tlMyes. lhit1nlo. thGEN Hit iyhent.
, 1880-09-25
1;llIsonR Hay, II In tho boxes to-slny stopping
lcnk, aud tho J. ]. Cllnso has irch tnwcd tinwn
from 1aclne by tho tug I!t 10 10 calkcl ali ovor

TltIson'R Hay, " In tho boxes to.slny stopping
lcnk, aud tho ]. ]. Cilase has lpcn tnwch tlDwn
from 1aclne by tho tug sIst 10 no cakc all ov0r.
A titDKEa WHEEL.
The Btchm.bnrEN Mhnrshtn broke her whn0l
Mt tAnMHh1N,. md will tt1p lIesr ~, her return
fro.n ChiGaKD iu put nj Il llrw Ut,E.
nEAUy r1,lt Lat:at,f1xa.
Wnys nrn iilrr Wolf & 1)Avltlst,t,'s i,aw I,nr1r.
Nt.tl the viii ha slInped intu tlc water vii hou.
ceremony whcney0r 1t IL sufficiently hlKil In tho
rlver+
BftE WILL ErffFr FOH HERSELF.
The towing Arrangements ttctwnrn tho atcHm..
vHnCr hrG nt III, end Af1 the *ltn,Nnr will cato
for herRclf Tor tho rthl4tiitscr IF tho seAson.
ENCOUNTERED. HEAVY WEATHER.
Bptrldt pb!&iteh 10 7Ihs thfcdro 3rI1nHt.
N1NeANntxE. Ont., Sept. :s.--T1lr steamer
Quct. of tlH Sht.I!h Ltnn, which arrived tIIwt
from Luke Superior this 1ht,riiIug, rcfDrfa u
vNry scvcrg pn1n On Lake Huper!tr, during which
ahc wna compelled III lay over twcIltr.thrcn
hours nj Bflver lslet.
ASstATASEE FOH THE LAKE EHIE.
Spteiak D3pn'th ia The Chteayo Trtbnnf.
OWEN NpU*n, Ont,, Sept. :i.-'ih6 tugs Mnrr
Ann md sfrA rh1lr left t0sEht for G1tt Island
tn re.ltrr nssstaltcf tn thu 1srupctpr Lake ErH.
nsl,,rt: ti.rc. 4 supply nt provAIu,lB, etc., wis
stunt to tho Htra.iile1 vessel.
FEI,.tfx1D A ltp1.n.
Sptetas Dtpafe. to Tho Ehttaru Tribune.
F.Asr sAarNAw. Seut. 2i.-'rwo men, white dis
charging ctnll frDnt tho BrtHMner Butcher hoy.
fell into tho 1snlI. II t1is,nleu or twenty four
feet, to-ddy serIutlsiy ittjtlrlng both.
, 1880-09-25
CHANGED HANDS.

Special Dhta.eh IL 1As Chicago Tribune,
SOUTH E1a1s, H.. svpt- sa.-Tho sonsh Elg1n
Etcei And 3lnlcnhG 'lrun Works, whIuh hlyU
heen ot,cratod for spvesnl months past by Il
1h,cKfnr.l firm, llnvc recently change,l hands
n'.sl .'a nov t.w"sd sad epssa:e.l !,y =. \: VSMt
tho Institution on lArger scAl0 thull Hny tne
heretofore,
, 1880-09-25
PORT OF CHICAGO.
AlkRlFALH.

stmr sae1oyg'.n, htanlt"wns', s,indrlcs.
Prop Philadelphia, Isu!lnlu, KnutlrteE,
l'rnp City vi Travursc, 'rrlsaiM City, sundrloa
!,Ip nyco4htal1, Mulhl': al!nllFlcs.
i,,t' M,a.ss,'., & :se'tm i.s,T,; a',I.,iriax mT
i,s.,p .sa r. 1": a"'''"0'
i,rV, s'v'f Il, ,nns su,sr' ..,,i, Iss. s,,r,r,o,
r ttsy .; ,.. !amssH. ..,,'ti,s
tti, rrsay rW,y,, M.ou; Enmn samt i III s''3'l's'
t,u! " !! ..sMM"n,Gu, ns.!,,, mk".. t,,,,,
,s' y 1iin t''n, S!mshupm ,.,,,4 M'i.oos'
t,tn Il ,t,.ui.n, ,!,st '" n,,,.t.
Nh, \ nn.os III t.ut's 4..,1s.
sp n n z; a.tt, :.,srs
i,ss', =; ,t,ii, Mi."s saHntef. snu.'e'' a.m
i,s. e. = ti1ti A,,sns,th a,',",r tnnu'
s,sT's, q initru,f.1 H. ' 'ii,'fy,n i'; s'';trM sess'
, 1880-09-25
= DAMAGES RECOVERED.

DoEroT afass., sept. p. LII tho Supreme Ju-
tleI,tl COURT tho Jury, returned II verdict Of
s ss fJr pl0.ntitf III tha auts ar Nathaates Jack-
son ng;lnst tho Hurchants' Tratltng Company
tEInItt4I,. Thl4 was Il suit to reenvur lnnnKos
liraxtlia1l for Livcrrt,ni, Plaintiff clAlned thal
nnny eAttln were h,ltIOcatrt!. at!l nlnro lHnd!a!
ut Liverpool lnailllul, brsl6u, and unit for salc
, 1880-09-25
lNsUkRECTlON SUPPRESSED


BAN FRASclSco, Cnl, Bept. .l.-Tho schooner
Oruyhuu,ul brings news bf rUvDst nf tllh natives
nxtiIHt tho Frcth III til. iHlai,d OF Uu,n[nlcn, Ut
tho Maraucsaa S!tati>u suvond4 whi'ca ana
uatiyas were kiltsl.,., Tlp white .,nhaldtanss
fortified themselves us well ~ psstG!y. l,,t weru
French K.lnthnt f.'m AukAltra. aud tile insur-
ruCticN suppressed. :; ...
, 1880-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS,
DktY.sNlCK EtFTxS.

syfsfa& Dlspatsh 10 Jhs Cht<aao Jftbuns.
M1LwAuKsz, Bept; st-Tho propeller Potomac
went !nta dry-sioek At midnight lust night to
tIghton loose Thecl. She cama out this morris
ing an1 proceeiIS1 to Chicago.
thu scvw sallor boy, recently ASHORE lu
, 1880-09-25

aa ns nsj ss"SSst ct fsx% M'sassae 'S' nc" '''e''
mo rcnw Dan lluye~ hns bccn pulled OF tho
bcacl' NJ Sorshport III anod condition.
The rn,o On when. shIpn'ents from Toledo is
Tho schuucrs Falmouth md lyman C,,suy
ns .ao ,'' nrs ,,, ,n,t, u' ~ Mas.om Il,
Thc rtcamor t1ucen y,ctora ls in t,ry.dock Mt
foft nalnoi,sle. .s',, 81 . -
"a l1clnvlllc tiIsPatch stAtca thAt the schonlscr
I!s|,s q 1srt t1ysr E,tn',s @ q, = stt,,en pIsr
,s..s haic.l oif. havlng Dco,l detained for four
h0.rs.
haE been ihnroushly ovcriuuesl af,1 htiu.l fur
enrSs'.s s', S,%s c wo, ron o.norc ut port
pulled oil without havlnx sils;nined ,Hly tinni-
uRe.
cujivns ut EiuvsiUu.
Work bus commenced alone tho river ut
5td fuet in icuutlt, IL T., Gc tn,,,str!lctc,,.
The work of rebuilding. ti1u schooner II. r.
bo rnnthonui thirty fi.ct. afd WIN, tie work Is
on tic Inkcs. - '''o ''e'' '~''SN''~''
Thu schooner crafts,nan t,n,l tor sails tmdly
torn OH tho trip down Ia Kingston.
| t.Nl n.
ThrrG il n pretty lnrge tr7,dc In iron orc be-
| tween Kjpgstpi, and WrsturtI l,or.s,
Tho Ii. II. WlIs,n wua ii, Tic tlry-toc1s ut
| ClrycluIld "Wednesday Tho l., 4, Difis Tuns In
yluxt. Mt1,I wifi ie frijowtsl i,y lin iiurt. strnt-
Dnrgcs Forest t'ity, ENyptiait. smith Moor.. a
SiultlO Tho SFtNtrf, ID Ia rtccIyu IL new wbrrl
aiitl tho Forest City II louise iyifgci,
ii t,rl,s nut tint ii ,sas tho Reow Snllor 1loy.
mt tho Ii, Ill IIeckrr thut went Rshoro on Eli
sons l.ay pcc,,tly. Hhc sustained IL, sl.,na9c
| tsei c1aKaHr.l for n icw tiaya must Iii stripping
tho wreck Uf tho schooner jM.,e Rel, whicI
abandoned Ia the underwriters ut,il tor ,ru ,li,-
urnjirinins the wreck ior ttulr own lu,cit, il il
| ;,r,stlt,lf.dH ~
iI,riuS tue scycrc storm In Aprll Inst tho
yntht Eiln was driven nsiloru III tho tItat cyp NJ
DsWugr. tl,d har tosai wrrckiiur seemed lrml,li-
nun, ,whrIl L,jutln,r urtInfij.ls md CNnt, VW.
Erris with tin iuE iilt1tl sutrctit In rcttttltr
| tho yucbt ar ij,u]ur,ai Ttt.y hyu fmaIlJt,titly
| rrf,isru 10 ucccI,t INV tDr tin wurt tltII Mr
st,M, .1ctcr.nc,i tst rwMr,l them, TIN presented
fulct with /, liitjsfflu wnirl t.l,,,tI, Inij gburn
There Is 10 10 u el,a1,yo tnntIe ia tha ilshts ti,
Tim it,,Ifs which irt, npy iiif .tnrh will In m
Tiur, ,;y lritors nf fur times tho Volume. An
| i,ltljttunnl llrit viii bD uiGecd in tia Wbltu
lighthouse, wI[c,. viii KIN inc fmcluY tho
, 1880-09-25


DEriiuiT. MIui,., Sept. si.-ia4scd up-i'roinel-
lcrs Jo's1o, vantlerhIlt, II, N.4rusk.. B. ".
!a t'!snaasaH n bssses. Y. II. Keseh nrcSiics
n., isrgcs. liclc Crnss ,ls.s ln.rxcs, Tho!nas ".
1mss Mi'm r H. s" saS6. rassaS s'' s' 5 IrEss Irxss
!.fH' a'2 a"n r,SSsss sonSo%ffi ios*a
llol!vie. SiIa1. II. Stalker, T!m, lInkcr. +. IL.
lmsIc, E,Ie i IseI!s. ltsng star. West slsls a; i
winx. MsntaS;; A. Muir, 1esso sear'h' Chris
s'1st 1"sst y, ,,,wml'rouo,tcrs WIFI milwaukee,. New.
1airY.. 1!ussia; stet,. 6argos siHyiiowcr and
iurgrs. Mary pr!mglr and harsts, ArMxcs and
l,arves. Neapn Mills nni .rges. II. H.. wnrthinK-
stilu0tiprs Gllo l'llstrr, WIlIlH'n Home, Inth-
ilntlcr, Sornliig star: tug Csatse And consorts
aud sthunner Enultfen.
CLEVELAND.
Special Dtsrateh tn The Chicago Trfbnnk.
Ci.EtE1ASs, o., Sept. ". .-Citnre,1 far Ch!engn
---1roptirH Ganistct,, 81 LollIs: asht'uuur C.,r-
!rs !lll.ck!ey; Fur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George
Charters -schooncrs q. II. johnson, wrtmorr,
brunette, Wntash. ore. Mnrtl.,sttr tnt'!evcanG,
W @aHkee, e s'a Il frce: s !. |! Ws,s @ eea Xsdta!
@ !" T sycS;d 81 freS r. Sc n9s Il 9se. sa Vanderbilt
BUFFALO.
Spseiat DIspateh Ia 7Ar Chitaer Tribune.
ers Xnr,a ii. Paterson, ". il. Ya.il.rlt. ilnl,i.
rer. Erain, Cl,scsEo: sohnoner Il. A. Van vnlkes'-
s Cicnrrstt- rt -scoonosx q. e. 1iurncs. ". II. Van
ferbit. ChinAKo; schooner llsn, rHtlrtN,l irol''
Caiinl shipments, 20i.0UV bushels.
sptcfat Dtspofeh to Tie Chicago 1rtbun,.
EscAxAn,s. sept: A-Arsveamr %ps!lsrs :: e.
aT T. ITtShrn nTS o ''s1'fi soi fieisss s nis Xiss
Richards. Sunrise. 4. IL. l1nw'and.
, 1880-09-25

Mr.. WILLIAM llartlnal,, Madison, Wis,
writes: Hamburg Drops liaSs gained Wide. M
Alnny perspns 0f our city have bean cured 0t
different diseases BY the tssc of this excellent
tnIff
, 1880-09-25
NEW ORLEANS PROTESTS.

NEw ORLEANS, Sent. 2i.-Tho Btalc l!dAs'l Ut
Iirultt protests Hgslinst tho r,nploytaat tho Ma
lional th,urtt of Iltatli deliberately attempting
10 crpato Il ypltnw-fBvrr panic nKalntt tho city.
md rvsiuesls that thuy W einlIlnett IN thelr
movements tn the limits prescribed by Congress.
, 1880-09-25
MUSICAL INSTIs sUaI EN1'S,

fNuEATE3r AANt' AIN EvEt OfFEtIE1'. BLACK
" Gltly CA%e,l. Eos!-urnatieHte1 grand ptAnn fur
sla gust eauiin SHw furk four mntis nEu. catl nj
III WEkt WIAhIuKtUls-Al.
, 1880-09-25

Lost AND POUND.
A HrHAv-A LAY IiuNsE yESfEHnAr He
n tMetn ard u'elUek uH Wabaah " AehtfMn.
nv. luAs9 br1lx tho sAnl1 10 J. hAlEk, i6 VS.
I UHT-A GOl.l5 watch CflAHM WITH TIN
4. F1fth WIsenntlG Fu!un1ssss, III tho otsles 1iI-
UFAi rsxA u Will Ga pud BY Ita4lnR su sxulu With lho
GAsh!Ur ag tho 'fTibln1 ulice.
I OsT-ON EYENlNt: DS lyTlt INIT, nETtVEEN
~ laTdH fask anu Thl! T.seyanih-sI. turllon ~
AurAaxs blu1as VIII tt<plYQ EVNutl
w leu, LIZ .uua " Is aoulh Wxtsr>i~
, 1880-09-25

f1l,AnHSCE HOUSE, CuRSEll or STATR AND
~ fuur HInek. aputh nf Palmer tlnuts
IosnI aad rum Tsr iuS, ta1 ~ I'll puf wgok, ttom
1ITjEDssiil itiiUfls, ii RT.ATI:-Sr., UFItlsITN
w j'al,nnr ll0u.e-tl.5 >'Vf day n Ii y por wouki
duf QtINFt II.
, 1880-09-25


ID children, uA1t VI nlat0 lvtNctn ttsIenG1-ar. md
y.tbItist+} Will tMy III ~ f1tt pr Ittnt1.
An,eIifati prtyntS family ptuferrea q. IRIDIUM.
t9uAHE-A uESVI.tstAS DISHES llt,uM AND
IL 0untd In private lnuiiiy UN Surth rldg IL Fnls
rnas1Mnblc ltoIpfUnces El*en and roqh!tud. u ~
TftpAnr ntfce
, 1880-09-25

TlLIiCAtiD hTUltAt3E CO., IN 70 '1J EAST HAS~
u iIulphAk huyu tlu AhUst N1svhuuss for skUFlnX
HrlIuEr. piunoa etc.. 4tDwusi Etsa Cash adv
GIiiltAIt t1iA ruilNlrunEs DUuulEa ETct
rhsuuust and h,7t u ety. A4F1nesS n 10 fkltA.
+ G, Z. lANAY, w Visit Aop1ov.st
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-05
Lyon County Items.
June 8.

The Lyon mill shut down on Thurs-
day to allow some repairs to be made on
the turbine wheel.
Mason Valley rancher TO Jaekson's
chunek OF copper-"I have known this
chunk OF copper Q long time. It's been
lying in an old furnace on the Walker
river for ten years. Does q fellow good
to meet an old friend 90 far away from
home. Come and take Q drink" (Supt.
Jackson has the floor. RrP.1
Yesterday about noon the blacksmith
shop Of the William Penn mine. stu.
ated In Niger ravins. took fire and
burned to tho ground before anything
could be done 10 save 1t. Everything
was destroyed except the anvil. Loss
about $500.
A. G. Pratt, OF Genoa, has put men
to work on the Esther Holbrook claim
in Red canyon. and Il pushing things in
an energetic manner This claim is
situated east OF the Red Cloud claim
also known a. the Mcknight claim.
On the LIST OF June the North Rspidan
VI SOho hica eEtiSAes VI ~
corporation; capital, $40. 00O, 600; l00..
600 shares Of . par value Of 500 each.
The Trustees are Conrad Haub. William
Maxwell, ]. B. Matthews, Vim. Crown.
inshield and George W. Keith; Prrsi.
deut. Conrad Haub; Secretary, George
w. Keith; Treasurer. ]. D. Sims; Super
intendsnt, VIM. Maxwell. The company
on Wednesday began snlsrging the in.
cline and grading for the foundation Of
the hoisting works. The engine Ia ex-
pectsd to be on the ground by the 18th.
They are now working two shifts. and
Il In thought that the mins will DO SELF.
sustaining from the start.
On Thursday. Willie Bsnbrock. the
lad who lost his leg BY jumping from q
freight train and being run over. com.
planned that the toes OF the missing foot
we're cramped. To satisfy him the box
In which II had been buried was taken
up and the toes were found to have been
crowded against the side. They were
Strengthened out, and he 10 reported to
have rested moro comfortably since.