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, 1880-01-19

EXCEPT In tho matter OF the useless ex-
pe,lse, tho exodus Investigation set oil tout
ly Senator Voorhees, OF Indlann IL likely to
uEoye most satisfactory project to tho lse-
publlcans. There nByer WIS tho slightest
occasion for m inquiry into tic causo of thu
small influx Of colored peoplB into 1ndinnai
they hayo gone there beeause they wantetl
to. and that's all there IL Of 1t. Dnt since tho
Investigation Is to be had, 1t is grntl-
fylpg 10 know that 1t will be proved
. that tha negroes hayo lad no Ell
couraeement whatever from The Republican
party leaders In Indiana, and have not cycn
, 1880-01-19

;. .,e n-4.r horl.
itnie oneo secms oho III .na s1.s" .,.,, 'I ~,
,t',- % sn WI, ~ ~ .s aos, hn IL vcry coyrr
mnn. mn, ca,,. rnrhnns' .,,rpcst so,ncthiur,' Ito
tho,, t,n,chcs /, enntl s,lyer t,ll to Indicate that
tho Interview .s over. Tho pcttt'nncr ns he r.
tires sinks on Ills knees, sc1es tho sktft nt sho
rashas etlt, anu Kisses IT, r!.s'e'y. ~ ~. ~.
,..,s n'a n uu S II, s,tt 10 n,o,I'
As hc clnscs tin onr bchini Him tho acal- isenrcr,
M II ty ecct,cut, r,,ns ngatt,st tin,. An, yn,i
hero ngnin? Do yn1, wnnt IN speak to mo7
rhon step Into my private rom. ) an.a no -
nsner into e!osct w'.n 'a1n," a,, WI" rhnro h
W"S .hn ..n,Is ."ss,r .ro arro"nn5 ,eAs !. ''
~ tr,..'-,, ,,s,,,aa,, !. - ,,,>,,,ou ,,ro,ttco al,
,,,rr r., I'm, on1 ,ioo ~ tln ,,crv foundation
, 1880-01-19
coL1APsE OF THE MAINE INFAnY

Tho conspiracy Of tlla Fllsf0ntsts lii Maine
to sotxo the Goycrn1nent, In violation of law
and Of tho popular will Us expressed at tho
Inst election, lias been crushed. nnd the ohly
regret now Is that Its authors cannot be ST.
yorely punished for their aulnclty nnd n,0rl-
atrous dishonesty. Tlelr failure, ll0weycr,
Is disastrous and complete, aid they lave
branded themselves with llisllunor nnd tic
Democratic purity with shame. The Lcgiala-
ture elected by tho people is In tigl'tfsll pos-
session Of tho Government, d lawful Uov-
er,,or has been lawfully elected, md tho
functions Of State will now be exercised by
those whom the people llave clothed with
them.
The desperate position in wl'ic1, tho Gnrcc-
lon-Stnith-1'lI1sbury clique anl their follow
era folln.l themselves Is shown by their pcr-
slstent effort, even to the verge of btoolsflctt
and anarchy, to subyert tho will Of tile ma-
jority Of tho people. THEY fought against
law, justice, and the will OF tito people to tho
very Inst, but tho Republican position was
as lmprcgnnbe ns tic rock Of 0ibraltar,
agatnst wltcl, these dishonest and dlsrep-
utal1!e tleElngogstlasl,ctl themselves In win.
They might even have pleaded sonsu oxtctlsl~
's' , ~. .,.,. ~, r.,,ars ,.t,;,.t.sti,. e,,,,ttto
""ol' sno'1 ~ aos.ua .,''s. -, ~ n,,,rs
.l'c e'u ~ u.o o"p'...1 .s",. IT, op a,",
o' w. 1.ss 1--WE ~" ~ ~, ,,.,n
ari."es ~ to "s', osi'y ., 2,,,,+'.'' 'u % s.,,n
e ''1 seae r,'., rms ~" !,.o o. .ts ~, ,,aun
..u.. Fr. s,rro,,,ro,, ond c,vnro tcr ~,
h.si"rs @ 1,sa IT,, .,a,s .no,, ~ ,.a,a an,,,
tI a,,a,s 80, 80 ' nsa,,., ,,.o. ,,ro,,,1oa ,xt,,,
s'sa ~ s' @ , an, ,.t, ths
s'".t .u1 s.".M ma ~ ", ,,",ia.. ,,o
'1,e ~ ..,.aa,, ., ,-st s,o T.,
-. ~. S.'s ~, H. T,.o,,,,a,a, .,nyt ,,a,r
p,'s :. !" ns." n,,aoaa,,., @ tna,. ,,n,,,i n",.
i."t "ssn s".s ,.." vs ,, .s,o,. ,'n
n'u'e,t os,o' oa", .,, ~ ..,., 'n ,,"a ,'.I a"fo
'u'e. "n.u'u' 1s soa ,.a,n s.t,",, t,o,.
.,e"e %.s"' ,,., r,.. ss". 49,, :" U 11a,,nn
.,'o p''lta1 '"ins ~ -, a''., uu.e.' .. e
nie '''A1o.ns ~ '|. . .,t a., s.,G,a,n,,
us """' .'so ta' ~ ,aat @ ,,snr,a,
hu.oc, W o,sn ~. ~ .t1 '".r. ,.a''
.no s1 49, s. H., ,tot,,
"''''ou 70 .Ao a..ts % " .,. ~. t' ',,,e,' wa,
"s a ,l''sen''nt =. 'o1 ',",, :. ~ ~, VI"
~ ~ s'u" ~" a".9 t." '"s ~ n,,a,,t, ~ t,,'
'"vf'gIt ,n, n"as iao' s'.u , ,.., ~ ,,n' ""
ps"p.' i" uss'''s ,i. s,', "o", "'o ,@',o ,r,. IT,.
hnGu. oNl, ,no ss,1,o' ,o.,.,.,on, 'o Ivy,
".''."' , aM Saa s,' :. ,"ns .i,a 1as. ,,as,n,,
, 1880-01-19
Gov. Emery, Of Utah, to Be Re-.
moved and,a Kentuckian
Appointed.
Tho List Of superintendents Of ths
Census Nearly Com
pleted.
Tic Contested. Election Case Of DfsMa
nnd Hull Attracting At
tentf0n.
A 0ounted-out Congressman with No shas
Of Being Counted In.
REFUNDINI,
THE VARIOUS aIEAsunEs rltOrpaEp,

Srtttat Usrdtch 10 The Chicago Tribute
UNSATISFACTORY. d. G., jim, 16.-A special mect.
ing Ut tho Committee of Why's an1 Aeans, tosths 4
consideration Of Mr.. Wood's F,ntfing hin, hu
been cn1te'l for Mont1ny 1unrt,lng. Tito fate ot
tho bill III Cun.nlttco Ia no 1ungcr uncertain i,
Il minority Of tho Committee aro lt,ulerstoodtp (
bClIcee that tho faet TINT ilfty-ycnr 1.;-pe,.
cent 1onn wOu,ld bo moro costly than my Tia
Government htls over negotiated Cnn be demon.
ntrntcl arith,nctcally. Judge Kelley insist
upon tho point thnt ITO loan should bu tnadt
which tncs ilot give tho Government the rtgh.
to redeem nftor II perttNl Of not moTa
than five years, md however tho COMMITTEES
may determine upon bis proposed nn,cndmen.
to this effect, there Is 10 dCtlbl tl,nt the Wrste
and 6outhurn lne,nbprs will insist uIon II In The
House. 1fo will ArK,t1 totnnrruw u1ut 1t Is nsnq
to tho right to retlcom t1te 50s after tive ycnu
md tho 10-40s nftBr ten yenrs ttlAt we fusc Mtp
milo to rctliloo mir rules to nntl ~ per cent
lfad Mr.. Chase lBsnrd t:Yenty and forty year
bonds without rcscrvfng these opttonH wo m,..
hRyo continued
To PAY rlts oLp HATES
Of interest until tho tnntrltr Of tho bo,nls, os
hnvo entered tho market nsitl competed with tho
synllcatca thnt held them for ther purchase Al
a,loh premiums NJ thty wo,ih luyo consontetl 10
nccupt 4 ftfty.year botnl II our country coa.
ttnucs prosperous enough tn make annual pnJ.
ntGnta OF, nccount hf Its debt, might, and nruba+
bly, would, go to n premium OF MORO than 10 PER
acnt- But, npart fr0m ttr yaEllo Of tho aptlonai
rtghttn r0dcc1n, II III per cent loan with ilfty
years to rtin would cost In interest alone nearly
twice tho amount cf tho prlnuipui. THO toid
amount of debt maturing In thta ycAr nn'i ne1
Is slightly lcss than UUU, ,O00, anu calculation
which Judge Kelley I,l!a CAUSED to lo 1natlu shoF
sSs5 oa to I,Srsst w Ps 6 III 5Ss 6 III: s1
~ %ear. she'SSfs q Ss S g. s 9 at ef' II ,asess 'l
, 1880-01-19

THE so-cnlletl Speaker Of tho Rnmp House
lnNnlnt announces tho intention of TINT body
to meet In tho State-Ilonso this afternoon nj
4 o'clock. It Is probable that 1lnbotly will
hinder tho meeting, md TINT Today will will
ness tic Inst Of the Fustotfst tsxzlc.
, 1880-01-19

TIE principal trouble with sccrctnry
Eynrts' administration nf tho nifalrs OF tho
Department of State seems ID fo That Of lloil-
actiun In nlntterH which should ottatn prompt
consideration. Instances Of this kind arc
receiving freu,lent mention Of 1nte.
, 1880-01-19

THE Supervising Surgeotl1;cncral nf. the
United Stairs Marine llospltal Service Urges
IN Ills annual report tho iu!portancc nf INV
praviding for tho compulsory examination of
seanlcn, with q ytow to determining their
physical illness fnr tho li!o Of Il sailor.
, 1880-01-19
SPANISH CLAIMS.
rkninAuAto IA fsf1tf nj "A Mr.

aptetal Uaspa&eA 10 1As Chteuso 1tsbun& :,
WARRINGTON, D. g., inn. N.--Mr, joscpa II
Casanaya, ot Pennsylvania, ono OF tho !arsesss
elatmAnta agalt,st shs spantsh Government, ~
whoso case has b0eu pending befora tho sreh.,s. r..
Claims Commission tor seven or sight ycalH >"
s4ved hose thtA morning TOR tho purpose ot ~
Ing Congrtas u aseutt4iu the seksoa WV "
, 1880-01-19
.rnrBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

INN CutcAuo TnInUNE Inns established brnnch
tcos for tho receipt OF subscriptions md adreft1sc-
napntA Al follows:
FAnpEx, 3tanhRor
PARIS, Frnnee,-No 10 Itue dc Ia 0sanEc-isatoterc.
II. MAHLErt, AgeRt- 49,. .., ,..
LONDON, EnE-Amer'can ExchahSe ~ e1ano'
HENRY +. Gttt.f1. Agent
WASHINGTON, n. C.-11l9 F streof.
, 1880-01-19

BLAINE ntul Grant nro tho choice Of tho
lou.ttlng Isopnbltcans in Pcnnsylvanlls, with John
Khern1a1l rery pCnr third. On tho Democratic
sst,o, tho rltdel Interest Is ehannnel by Spcak-
rr Sam RANDALL, and tho Dynl boom Is lnokotl
nftar by tcnntor Wallace. Doth handful md
Wullnco think thnt 'rennsylvanin is entitlotl to
tho scctsnd plnco on tho ticket. but tnocsty for
1itis tllom tn namo suitable canitIlute. renn-
aylvnnn hts not Ind Vtce-TrcstteMt since 1914.
when 1cnrgo NJ. Dallns WIS elected on tho tlckot
with james K. Polk.
, 1880-01-19
NVIOLADIL1TY OF TELEGRAPH10 Dis
pATEHEB

fA1Vd6ds
There ID pending before the Committee on
Privileges md Elections of the United Suites
Senate m Important question In Which NJ
most every citizen has direct Interest.
That Committee tlcp,tcd certain Of its 1nenl-
hers to examine witnesses In Ka'ls1s coll
cer,,lng tho allegations Of bribery In tic
Ingalls, election case. Tlis Subcommittee
Issued n subpnnn to the manager Of tho
Western Union Telegraph Company ut To-
pekn, directing him to produces beforo Tho
Cun,niteB ti,o copies or originals OF nll
dispatches lassing through Ills otllce to and
from, Senntor ingalls,. and also Of NIL Ills
pntclles passing 10 md from various persons
nnmct, between certain dates, Tho locnl
manager declined to produce tho messages
{cxcept those OF Sc1latUr Ingalls,, who gave
lis consent thereto), and asked tho Commit
tee to relieve him Of the requirement to
protluce tho papers. The matter wns there
upon adjourned to Washington, where tho
1,lcstiol, Is now being investigated by the
| whole CoumlttoG.
Col. jain L. Thompson, OF this city. Ii the
| counsel for tho telegraph ngcnt, a1ltl also for
tue Telegraph Company, and, from reading
copy Of Ills argument 1T the case, we ass,ln,o
TINT he has nlatle clear and forcfl'a prcscll-
tatlon Of tie law AMI the justice of tho clntm
for tho tnviolab1Iity Of telegraph comInunl-
cations. To better understand the facts, 1t
s,oi1ld be explained that tho Telegraph Coul-
pany keeps In Its posscsslon tlta 0riGfnh]s of
NIL messages delivered to 1t for transmission.
md alsD d copy Of all such messages rs de-
livetcd at tho place Of destination. Thcse
papers are retained for Fix months for tho
l II IT.. H.. 4t..xA
, 1880-01-19

TWENTY-FIVE United States Scnators pnss
in their checks III 1sst, ut whnm fourteen arn
Republicans md cluvcn nonocrats. Tho Dct-
rcrato list tsgs fellows: Entnn, Ut Connecticut;
linyar!. of Delaware; jones, IF FiorItn: Mcf>nn-
a1l, Of InllnnA; Whytc, ut Mhrylaud; cockrcll,
If Missouri: flanfotph, 1T Now dorsey: herman,
If Nnw Yurk: Thurman. Of Oht0: Wal1aco, Of
Pennsylvania. bailey, Mnxey, Withors, md
Hereford. Tho Nepuhllcnns whose terms expire
urc: nrl,ce, Of Miss,ssipnt: lIn1nln. Of ntalno;
1mwcs, Of Massachusetts: 1,aldwtr, Of Michigan:
McsilIlan, Of Minnesota; 1aooth. OF California;
Paddock, Of Nebraskn; shnrot, Of Nevnaa:
burnside, Of NhtHle 1sfaf,t1; Edtnnnds, 0f Yer
mont; md Angus Cntnnrnn,o Wisconsin. Tie
1}cnlocrnta' will xlu onu In DttsatBelppt, and tho
1trti,b1tcnts Hn!n ollo in Ohio. ono II, New
York, ono in po,1nsylvan!a, one III Connecticut,
and MI MI tho placca TINT ru now hold by rotlr-
ing Republicans, and nlso oxpcct 10 tsatu ono In
ElnrI1n.
, 1880-01-19

NAVIGATION on tho Illinois River and nlso
t,ppr tho mud ront1R in that vicinity has been
resumed at Henry, III. The roads llase dried
,lp so ns to atlnlt of marketing farm produce.
whilo tho river Is fire. Of ice al'1 steamboats,
have begun to rim nEntn.
, 1880-01-19

GARcELoN says TINT II lie II eyer Governor
ngult (which tho pcUplo Ut Matno Will pray for
tic go,1s to nvcrH ho Wilt not appoint annthor
Republican to any sort Of a military ofslcc,-not
II tD knows himself.
, 1880-01-19

THE attention of the Okolona {3fiss.) States
Is respectfully directed to tho oaso Of tho roorln
National Dcmocrnt, TINT persists In spelling MI
tlonal With capital N. 1t Is mn insult to tho
Atatc-Hlgtta purity.
, 1880-01-19

THE foItel Democrats In Maine divide
ttoIr hatred Into ttrco equal parts botwccn 0ch.
Chamberlain, tho Supreme Court and Eugono
Halo.
, 1880-01-19

..,rnr Democrats hnve found 1t as difficult
to lmplcuto Mr. nlnino in tho alleged attempt to
hrbo Fus!oslist legislator m they did to fltif1
copy Of tho famous Bhcrman letter In tho
, 1880-01-19

Gov. SMITH, ot Wisconsin, did not allow
tho npwapnpers to ptoa1 n lnnrch IN him this
yrnr, md publish his anzlliat snessago In advance
of It's delivery,
, 1880-01-19

Cavalry, Chief Of Artillery, bcsfdcs eight Aides
de- Cnmr with tho rink of Colonel. Thcso ,tre
merely otllcors pf tho general stha. III ndlltioh
tloru J,rc brtRnc an1 rcyinentnl atnfs, anil, m
result nf tho wiso forotho,lght and cntofti mr.
snngc,,oniso oE tho military nttortfca, thern nrf,
hltoyothef tFB 0tllcorata MI army 0f M melt ii
maryland, my Maryland" ahos,d over l'o em-
brtti1rd In a civil cuihmotiun such III rcecstly
shrink tho Commonwealth IT Mninc fran centre
tn circumference, ortlcr wtnilh bt4 nt 0fce re-
stored h,nl rcncu Insured II NIL these military
ullccrs would put nsl THAR flno uniforms and
rcau The lllut not frtNn tho Htate-1louso stops.
, 1880-01-19

PROFILE will llavc the news. Tho compiler
of tho Legislative 1l!uc-linhk at hfnIfsnn hits
asoortAined ttat thoru aro e<' newspapers print
ell in Wlsconsln,-or nbollt nnu to ovory 900 in
t.ot,1 rr$S
, 1880-01-19

T,unEE Leatlvillo mines, nnlong tho richest
vet developed In that rcgion, llaye been pur-
chased BY Western capitalists, represented
by Col. D. r. Dyer, Of st. Louis, for ST, COX, ,o0o
, 1880-01-19

Gov. GAncELoN, t}ov. 1.a1ns0n, and Gov.
amith,-ail three IN chorus: "Whcn shall we
throe ulcet ngnln7"
, 1880-01-19

THE New York SIN, thinks TINT hfr. Sey-
nnlr offers too many excuses that nrc not EutH1
ones for not accepting tho nomination for tho
prcHttigupY.
, 1880-01-19

Tho amount and yaluo nf provisions md
brentlstulIs now III store in C,teagoa a,,ll owned
],oro Ii somewhat 1argcr tltaM usual. Wa Eiye
tho yalues Of tho several articles. linking the
tlntcs g!fcn in the tnblD rs tho most recent
nccurtlte CDfnuuthtfOn;
, 1880-01-19

MARYLAND l1us an army Of 8Ta men, which
is not very largo In time of wus, but tho lack OF
Soldiers IL .t,ado up W a hno l!st III officers.
These consist of a MujoE-s}oneral, Estgadter-
General, Judyo-A Advocate General. Payn.Astez-
General, Chief OF Ordnance. OUmmissary- -0ou-
oral. Quartetniastnt-1 1cneral. Inspector 0on.
oral, surxoon- General, Chief Engineer, Chief Of
, 1880-01-19

NcV1cker*s Theatre. 49,.
Mad,aon street, between dearborn and Stale. Fin"
snocmont Of tho Boston Thcntre Company. "Dsink."
, 1880-01-19

TnE Peoria National Dcmocrdt secs 1t in
this light: .-.....
Tho nomination Of Willnm II. English, Of 1n-
{jnnn w0tttd Mt nEcD stFtu conviction 0f aiioGcaR
to t!lo mind ut evcry Democrat ard business.
1nRu WIN lovcB his fiiHlttcEs nnro thnn pDltlcla
pnrty tit this llrnni tantl. and that conviction al
w0ye cnrrcs tho ilnating ynto, md tho l0ntlny
vote carries tho lg rnnj njnritics.
, 1880-01-19

Gov. DAVIS Is bigger nun than either
"0oy." LB1l,Bon ur'" Gov" Bmftll.
, 1880-01-19

Gov. Surrlf, OF Wisconsin, lays out nice
lot, fnr tho Congressman from TINT 6thto in tho
following paragraph takon from his annual
message delivered to tho Legislature on Thurs-
tlny Inst: ..
It hns become quito tho haht recently, to rofcr
tn tho Improvement Of the Fox n,rl Wisconsin
sarins ter;s; Noysrt5SISss Ne wo5k o5 .,Ip; p
i i.y 0Hycrt,nlcnt cnFineers in cbar9o hayo
a entr to W. @tors \ Il the CO ha
hoy sa fsoys "yis9o o hanS s!a3"a fa9a
ileera hnA hcen instructed ly Congress to prepare
ma submit nna! plans n!ll csitnNtes, ntlti ut,.ler
carofnl survey md ale their report, which vii!
soon he published. C0nKrrsa should 10 nrEeu
" hS III ISSsn5s TS sto aa u 1 pYae @ t. e. S
by ptAc1ng lllsncy enough at tho disposal IT tflo
engineer In chnsgo to complete 1t withn,it olHy.
Gov. Smith ID d candid nun, and wnuld scorn
to ndvocnte humbuE II ho know it, and VIC catl
only attribute his expressed tntth In tho Fox and
Wisconsin Nlvor Improvement to n popular de-
lustou honostly entertained by n number Of
annrt Wisconsin people. In order to disIol TINT
illusion, lot Gov. smith ssud special message
to tho Legislature recommending TINT tho prts-
rlos representatives prove their faith t,y tllolr
works III rcgnrtl to this Ho-calcsl improve
mont" TINT Is tn connect the Great Lnkos and
tho Mississippi River by appruprlatlng say $l0o,-
| 600 annually for tho noxt ton years out Of tho
pockets 1T tho Wisconsin taxpayers to carry for
wnrti tho wurk. Tho Legislature would mt
taro mike iii appropriation Of ono hfth of sfo.-
600, nor WOULD utT. Smith like to 5oornrdzo his
present popularity by recommending It. It
| would DO ctlcapor tn build a silip-cannl frns1l
portnge City to rralr[o dn ChIon than to attempt
to guido and cnntrul tho waters Of tbs Wis.,
co,1sln 1tivnr 81 TINT they shnll drcdgo channel
to tho slsslssiprl in orser to H,ibscryc tho pt1r-
rusea al practical and successful navigation,
aud oyery rrnctlcnl, honest Innn nloftR It's huks
kt1uwa It. Tho snhotng II wholly inprnctfcntle,
md Copgrpss might rs well understand 1t frat az
lust.
, 1880-01-19

TIM Canton tO.) Rcposl'o41', enc of tho old
cAt md Ablcst 6f tho interior newspapers ut lilo
State, and wlona 1tepib!tcans!n IN ut tho tntsst
ut,,,4us.Innnblo kind, jo!ns tho anti-hirtl term
movement, which sccIns to t'o nlrcntly pretty
Formidable IN Ohio. II Ia published in large.
ior,,lnus ut,unty, whose !nh.Ifitats arc chiefly
ct,Ialfxsutl 1T t}ar1lans ati people ut uOFir,ari
descent. 1t Guys;
Thuro Is n deep-rooted prejudice everywhcro
against third term, anu, ltAt'.iRh u ihay ~
very fn1liah NIT, It. dnnnnt bo fis!ly OrertxMo:
Tint unwrttten taw which hAs tixrd thu l!nitt Hf
tho Presidency to Ulgtt yearH hls ~ mitch fnrco
ia th0ltKl1 uotitnlly written In thu tnglstftt1ton
rht,s4, ,slin ltlyNcatG tho nkht-yenr limit lptsa
iii this Why: IT II NUN hntt grchfly keryeu thp
ruiltrr nj ltt,Ai!cnt tho thitftetf, mil terrby
tia 0trjttotl Nf twn terms hs llcrn NyQrthr0W u
might br sniA with M Il,leh rtson ut tho en u
tu thirl torn, that since e Ind apryt tho !s',lt.
try 10 vol. hp ought to lo elected nFan Would
ircsllencyf Would mYt tho 1npisneta, e, n1la d A.
Ki,kt fpt l'y tiMny Will, the turr"! htlA oxeitc.
lneEt # 0sery pnlitlral c.lM}a!lEn fehfttlto q
disposition under tue eErgnlstpncea 70 aegeneo
With An election altoXether1 IN yisw o. tllt,
| education ut tho penplu this reasoning Melns
preEH,4tusAla, yet Tho Rutnbet Win WI'nm II mas
ivo!xht IL 81 gseAt that thpy chilnot he over:
oke IokiK q the mf, sna ss''sri'1s ,g'G'scnegt, ir
Importance III lsepuhlfuutl siiecexs. w he!Ietd
that tho denomination hf Qer. 1Fant would bc
| uAWl86 and ttutdltat.
, 1880-01-19

1EN0IFE'N lWtWttN+
1taudo)ph street, hetwcon Clark hnd In shllc. I'm.
taeeuaont Of bliss Adco Ilo19arae. "Twdfth N!Rht."
, 1880-01-19

IInvcr3y'a Thentrc.
Dearborn street. casnor n Monfun. En9aeemou
pf Her S1njrsty's Opern Company. "1Acta dl lam
nermnor."
, 1880-01-19

1TNMIth'H FEhcntrEs -.
Clark strcot. bctwcnn WnRf1lnRtnn}ar1a Hanaolpt
Enlargement nj Frank Il. Aikon "Under The Arch
sr, Tho IAtvo Tint fLrGst"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25
THREE YEARS IN BATTLE,
THREE IN PRISON.

PART IA Narrative of Escape from Iankeedom to
Dixie 1861; Scenes in Washington City after the Bun
Ran Stampede, Peri1s III Passing the Potomac; FuI-
fllment of Boyish Vow Lights and Shadows OF Camp
Life: Sixteen Pitched Battles; Brlef campaign III
Eastern Carolina; Capture within Grants Lines on
Tanlas River and cruel Treatment an alleged spy;
yscaue and Recaptre; Ten months OF Torture IN the
Rebel Prison Pens Point Lookout and Fort Dea-
ware; Murder of OIL JONES' and other Arocltles faIl
OF the Confederacy, and the End OF all things; roofing
It hundreds OF miles homeward amid the wreck and
wretchedness of the Ruined Confederacy etc. etc. etc
PART II.-Surprisng Subrissiyeness of the South !;
good intentions of the Vanqushed; Congress begins
policy systematic Irritation; The Freedmen's Bureau
sets up petty despotisln in every southern village The
taught hate and suspect, their only real
friends OF Sharpers, SWlnders and ali manner
Of scaawags Settle upon the South to Steal what Sher
nan left; Riots for Party Purposes Provoked
whenever Possible; The most Brutal of the Blacks
Banded into Midngh Oath Bound, Controlled
nv Wicked ntes Attended by Abominable AtrocI-
es RoDber Rule and Ruin the Result Rise OF the
White Brotherhood, and Kindred Societies. Commonly
called the Ku-kux-klaE Very Iroubleous Times !;
The Holdel-kirk War Grants Military Measures tor
CAPTURING Electoral Vote of the Southern States
Beginning with the Carolinas; Spies, Soldiers, and
Special Deputy Marshas OVer-Run the state JeHreys
Bond Spreads SpyderWeb III the Capitol, and Ma
upon Whomsoever he Catch, the Unofending, and
the Offender Alike; Old Men of 10 Years, and Boys
Under Il, Sent, in Mid-W Winter, Shackled to far
Northern Bastle, to Undergo Years of Torture, TOR
Alleged MisdemeanOrs, of which they were Entirely
Innocent journal of Life in Albany Penitentlary the
" hole Comprising Faithful History OF Reconstruc-
ron in North Carolina: -1S75-iuclusive.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25

NEWBkRNIAS IlkAs-A oorrespoaden.
from the capital wri,es. "N ben We nach-
ed the depot here, round tat VI cstcEn
traiu had lust arrived sui very many = tuc
Senator's and Representative from theI est
had come in Bli il As ,uud stiti nad
One oflhe eliastrel troupe. wuo p.eFs n
ti.e dali al DiAht sald ne p!NNed upa #tt
near the ucpOt <pu IN uatab % Ine"'elra
head. Why, sa.i to thc owner ot
.he nat. ARE yau IN the mad ap - Ge4f
ching 'Neyec yoa miod, "a> 1at rs .E,
Il am s,anamg a IT," .~p "t at lAIb@Ep
house omnibus
sunday. rainy-s,il. sslnA Ali'H @"i
services RI three - re churches. ~ NJ
lie day. III, g.a aameer .! cauioa goes
was yer. small There seeme Lo ue liz
eraI following Of the sRostobs iiJ4 e'#an
70 the WiGews With their Aiiase3 ani
nephews ID .ea3n to snow piety ~ s.#tr,
As Tor J4hilg up general lcsi,aao. Il
though the Governor earnestly I,ses Y
be not engaged IL, yet here IS sc .~al
Of human nature IN mos. peoyl" = H.
tors a. we'll As Others Il lnstaoae -
the feeling take this from "a rs. leAe
VS. speaking with hIin tae + y ta'--
utes a. Vt first met on dan4aJ 40 4tn4.
Said he referring to the su3lset, - pops
we shal not en- lge II any genera odefnes
but contine ourselves 10 what "e tealn Htfe
for attend TO tha k4l.read fAg.t. Al 20
hsme, and thrn putting a.> ie.t band
on the region ei his breast pacNe, nave
got little bill heta - r2tae. u"rs IAN
usual interest and Impo. -nea,a llcA vooe
they will attend to. i ~9n't Ike ull 1t
tie while Said |. Genera, / .eehon
there are about hundred and seventy men
in your interesting condition r..