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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of the Probate Court of Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory, made on the 18th
day of August A. ID. 1880, in the matter of the
estate of Preston Scott, deceased, the under
signed the administrator of the said estate
viii sell at private sale TO the highest bidder
for cash, lawful money Of the United States,
and subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court on or after Wednesday, the 9Th OF De-
cember A. ID. 1880, all the right, title interest
and estate Of the said Preston Scott at the
time of his death, in and to that certain piece
or parcel Of patented placer mining ground
situate, lying and being in Deer Lodge ccun-
~, Montana Territory, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: An undivided one-third (}) in
terest In the + of NE of Sc Of sec, 23 lot
six l6) and 10 acres Of lot 3 sec. "a, TO 10 N r 8
w, being 1874 acres, and said land is further
described as mineral entry 1888, and was en-
tered by George ID. G. Hibbs, Preston Scott
and Adam Gerhauser. Bids for the premises
aforesaid will be received at my Office in
butte city, Deer Lodge county, Montana Ter
ritory. svs ~ -iaLa as 4 Igrrgarg. r..
Dated November IL, a. d. 1880.
s-........7t r- PATRICK TALENT,
Administrator Of the estate of Preston Scott,
deceased. anAaigl is8a 593-3t
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SHERIFFS SALE.
DID, WEIGH ct al, Plaintiffs,

! VS.. ..... e.. ......
s. Brown, ct al, Defendants
To be sold at Sherif's Sale in front of the
Sheriff7s Office in the town Of Butte, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of December, A. d. 1880,
at the hour of 2 O'clock, p. m, under and by
virtue of an execution in the above entitled
cause issued from out the District Court of
the Second Judicial District of the Territory
of Montana, in and for the county of Deer
Lodge, the following described property, to-
wit: All of the right. title and interest of
the defendants, or either of them, or which
they had on the 18th day of September, A. ID.
1889, in and to that certain lot or parcel of
land fronting fifty t5O) feet more or less upon
DAILY street, In the town of Walkerville, and
running back to Walker & Bros reservoir.
The same being part of the surface ground of
the Blue Wing" lode mining claim. To-
gether with all and singular the improve
ments Entertainments and appurtenancesth there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining.
All of the foregoing described property stu
ate lying and being in Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory, and levied upon as the
property of thedefendants. . -a" #..s..
Dated this 10Th day Of November, A. d. 1880.
JAMES s. McANDREWS, Sheriff,
By THOMAS McTAGUE, Deputy Sheriff.
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ALLEGED BITS OF WIT.


Thin as Sara Bernhard Is, the critics are
not all certain that they really see through
her.
"Nine o'clock" says Nine. De M. to her
maid; 81 must undress for the ball."-Poris
Paper.
Miss Langtry is SO beautiful that she is
more than head and shoulders above any
adornments of dress.-Post.
"Give me the hand that will never deceive
me-" sings the poet. He wants the cards
stocked so as to bring the four aces into his
fist.
any boy" said conscientious teacher,
d" do you know the reason why am going to
whip you" YES" replied the hopeful. 81
suppose it's because you're bigger than l
am"
The fall poets should chip in and erect a
monument to the man who invented the
names of the month. Where would they be
If he had not put in September to rhyme with
remember?
Landlady," said he, the coffee isn't set
tied" "No," she replied, "but it comes as
near to it as your last months board bill
does" and that man never spoke again dur
ing rnn meal.
To make an American joke, take two-thirds
profanity, one-third humor, and mix with
imbecility and bad taste. To make an Eng
lish joke, leave out the profanity, humor and
bad taste.-Wdsp.
A couple of French peasant discuss the
fertility of their respective provinces. "At
Bordeaux" said one, " if you let match fall
to the ground, the next year there will grow
up forest" AT Marseilles," cried the
other, triumphantly, "you let a suspender
button fall, and in eight days you will have a
pair of pantaloons ready-made." '.-
Man is not bundle-carrying animal. He
can tuck a few stray parcels in his pocket, to
be sure, and lug a package under his arm
perhaps; but on the whole, as a common car
rier he is failure. But a woman well, VIC
should hate to say anything that wasn't alb
solutely true; at the same time woman car
carry parcels enough into horse car to FL
up one side of 1t, and pick them all up in ont
arm when she gets of at a crossing, and leat
a pair of twins, carry an umbrella and holt
up her skirts with the other hand.-Ne,o la
zen Register.
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THAT CHINESE LETTER.
The Bogus Mercy Caught, cornered and Con,

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE ease OF James
O'Bnen, alias Lindsey, and 8. s. Morey,
charged with perjury, came before the grand
Jury at General Sessions to-day. An indict-
ment was ordered for perjury against
O'Brien, and Morey was used as States evil
dence and sent to the house Of detention as
a witness. Other and more important con-
fessions are said to have been made, and ar
rests are expected tomorrow. ...
AMER the prisoners Morey and o'Brien had
formally signed n confession Of perjury in
the Morey letter case, Justice Morgan COM
mitted them In default Of 5000 bail each
20 await the action of the grand jury.
O'Brien was taken back TO the Toombs and
Morey's friends started out to look for ball.
Papers were at once laid before the grand
Jury. The confession Is held back, IL Is said,
because II implicated persons not yet
arrested. Solomon 8. Mercy and John w.
Morey were conducted 10 the grand jury
room. Solomon was bowed with physical
iniirmities and was weak, worn and bag
gard. He was before the grand jury some
time. After tho. examination, while con-
versing with his son, he fell on the floor with
an eplleptic fit, and when he recovered lay
on bench st full length. Several Cumber-
land gentlemen testified regarding James
O,Brien, but IL was not stated what their
testimony was. srr a.z.., ..g ...- e..
The District Attorney furnishes the press
the confessions Of Morey and o'Brien 80 far
as can be made public without interfering
with the course Of justice. The Times last
night furnished the Western press q sub
stance Of the confessions, and the details in
some particulars are of great interest, and
are as follows: Morey, after stating, that
Clark and Sanborn, of Lawrence, Massachti-
sets, induced him TO go TO New York and
testify, promising 20 stand by him and see
him we'll paid, said: Being strongly urged
and In poverty, I consented to come. came
on here, gave correct testimony, As you will
see, and only, in regard 30 H. L. Morey was
my testimony false, and also when stated
that had been offered hundred dollars by
the Republicans not to come on here to ties.
ify. My family record Is true except as to
H L. Morey, whom I don't know and never
have known, and ] knew at the time 1t was
false statement. / went TO the Truth
Office several times and had interviews with
Josh Hart and another man connected will
the paper whose name / do not know. We
(Clark and u, arrived Saturday before thu
election. On Sunday morning We wenl
down to the Democratic headquarters first
and found nobody there but some womer
cleaning up. We went then and got some
breakfast, camc back, and they kept u
there. / met man BY the name Of MOORE
first and then . number Of headqusrter
men. did not zee Barnum be had ~
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SheylHS sale.
Dennis Driscoll, Plaintiff,


VIZ. .. .. .-t..,-r A.,
Samuel Brown, Defendant.
To be sold at Sherif7s Sale in front of the
Sheriff7s Office. in the town of Butte, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of December. A: d. 1880, at
the hour of 2oclock, p. m, under and by
virtue of an execution in the above entitled
cause issued from out the District Court OF
the Second Judicial District of the Territory
of Montana in and for the county of Deer
Lodge, the following described property to.
wit: All of the right. title and interest Of
the defendant, or which he had on the I'd day
of September, A. D., 1880, in and to that Ger
tain lot or parcel Of land fronting fifty (50)
feet more or less on DAILY street, in the town
Of Walkerville, and running back to Walker
& Bros reservoir, the same being part of the
surface ground Of the "Blue Wing" lode
mining claim. Together with all and Singh
lar the improvements, tenements and heredi-
taments thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining. All of the foregoing described
property situate lying and being in Deer
Lodge county, Montana, and levied upon as
the property of the defendants.
Dated this 10Th day of November, A. d. 1880.
JAMES s. McANDREWS, Sheriff
By THOMAS MCTAGUE, Deputy Sheriff.
kQ2At
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i JUST PUBLISHED.

ArnefuIiy revised Treatise on cassrrh. vim 90.
euraie description Of symptoms and sympstheto as
esscs torether with minute directions for Erecting
with B; ;SoEb's RADICAL CgEE speedy end permS,
III vast Importance to all afflicted with cntnrrh.
In "a warmed about N bottle OF tho RADICAL CUR,
or VIII be mailed FREQ On receipts f stamp CLAW &
Each rncsnec Of sAsrorp's RADICAL CrHl contains
lions Tor use in all cases. Price H. Sold by all whole
,ale and retail drgRgis ne unitsd Stasss
and Wholesals Druggists. Boston. Mass rf,, Ii,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In the Probate Court of the county of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana-In the
matter Of the estate Of George 7. Hale,
deceased A3h
Notice is hereby given that Oliver H. p.
Thoroughman and William Hudnall, the adj
ministrators of the estate of George T. Hale,
deceased, having filed In this Court their pc
tition praying for an order Of sale Of the
whole Of the personal property Of the said
deceased, the hearing Of the same has been
fixed by the said Court for Wednesday, the
18th day Of November, A. d. 1880, at 10
o'clock q m. Of said day, at the Court room
thereof, q the Court House In the town and
tana, and all persons Interested in said estate
are notified then and there 70 appear and
show cause. II Ang there be, why the said or
der prayed for sAouh not be made.
aaF-ssl e 0RREN EMERSON, Clerk.
LAMA 6o1 NkAs ib0Os 'N' "A.
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HORSES 6TRAYED.
$40 REWARD.

Stvayed FROM thesuhacriher, near the mouth
Of Mullen Canon, 6 miles below Deer Lodge,
aeOne iron cray mare, about IA han6s high,
weight 1000 70 100 pounds, branded p G on
LEFT shoulder shod al around. sa.ag II
One hay mare about 10 hands high, branded
n on LETT hip and shoulder, shod before had
other brands not recoIlected - y
One sorrel horse branded w on LEFT hip
and, B on right shoulder; top Of ono ear
split. .. 80 .~
One smsil baack msrs branded 9 or z a,
len shoulder. With bisck colt running With
-Arsvssd ef - wnl b psid for ~, ant
two and 80 Tor The 1a6t two,. N. delivery q
the homes - VIM. PGnyman, SIX hiles above
New Chicago, or 70 the subscriber.
OSCAR CLARK.
6wEATHoUs1 CnBBK,
not Bitter Root Valley, Mt.
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II
cstsrrh Of the Nasal Cavities, Acute
Chronic, ond Uioerative, Hay Fever.
or Rose Catarrh, Catarrh Of the Eye
and Ear and Catarrh Of tho Throst.
SUCCESSFULLY rRRlrrD xrrH .S tG5i}
SANF0RV8 RADICAL CURE,

r
<,hTARRH IL a disease Of tho mucous membrane.
u femperancnts and constitutions vary is severity
in Individual cases Cstarrh may arise from cold o.
Ss sslf Me ana becomns thoroughly chisd
.ss s and aa
easo may from ascrefuious condion OF
nom Scarlet Fever Measles and Y wssS s
ehsrce ausntites OF matter The discharges om thsi
nose the distinctive feature in al e.ses non
NO aea rs Il, cause reaness and excoristion Of s
with which they come In contact or thick s,a Es1
Shlte Of an egg There may an entire lack OF ssere
toP the 9fi.E ana
ssd 1PPsa Pass by sht band
latter phase 10 called Dry Catarrh. The ffee manery
dschagss cause tho 20 swe snd am
to breathe te mouth thsIes! permitting cold
The n matter passns down tho throat
desire to hawk and cxpcetoratc 20 throw y On, but
passing freely down from the nose ana throst the mur
Gus becomss hard and fors into scars s ~
sasssass and throat Is to require Very
S sys IN s az ,D ny Ss
eT as IL more Of Ices quantity s.o Sscocs
seriously sected ensnti,e. @ %stssr BE-
: .nsin Ssins saasnfs III
finally Thn throat. bronchial tube AID snC
: sTs n s z
fcctions become alarming ~ ....- -. a,
ah MI ss: sssHs S;s.;s
its treatment before II becomes CHRONIC The adyAn
y srs g g Il
ions mark ssmedy 70 meet
s ..s% .; es ssie VIZ
rim which mnnk ind Ia to-day Afflicted y4iT#f#s.n
, 1880-09-18

ts"ci ~. % ~ Mt I ~, ,. ~" tas ,,ns m
Lin as f;nvermnf ,n XVIII IL thc Sansc ~. ~ thix
n ,.n,,suai H. stt.t,S Wnv lid i sr Frr"i,,nn N @ mi
3w i fr 'liu. @ m Mn ",,n m,,,s 1nG y, ,a4rntn; @ %
hm viz ~. NY in ~ h,,mr ni.t ~ ill., XIII ny,
liz io,i,lrs iii ;,av n,,h af ti,c ct"ve,,t ,,"mr
rt,t," forwnr.i III 'sat ,t,at H. Wiii nkr % Tia
rucs II tha c"nycniIu, @ @ r wii II I,",,'inntn i,tm
I'm t, WIN. rn"c ;irn',. ~ H. e,'s, i H. NAY
cn,ue I'd ,i,,wn brfnr. i,,c ~ cnia,aion E is hnIf
oyrr. wo.,h Iik,. II, ~ ro,s ~ III, Frec,anl,'
nr any an. ss,. win wtt In, tt,a inmih,,rn,
f,uur an ot,',ns,sl In thn ,nniin, y" IN r,.c;,,,.
sI.I"r ~, l,n,," ,hnt III ~ ,m'",tt,, tvtii ia
, 1880-09-18
'6l AND 80.
For Jhs Chicago 7rthun.

FPF lHt LHacH11 iTl9uHk
AiFt "8nnnle nundeH."
TO tho lords OF tho Lush eaof true patriot said;
ERE ssnt, oAr Union go down thoro is blood to DO
Then fn,m East and from West, from the Lakes
camo she sons % oe the Northland. the fearless and
floe.
Loud rang tue war-cry: VITO nrms, oyery ono. !.
Assemble, 80 freentei,, With sabre and gum
Destruction to traitors. whuuynr they hui
aud up With our ban,lor, the Fta4 Ut the FrocI"
To-day stalks the spirIt OF Treason alroad,
WaEtng war on our Union by shouting. by fraud:
By baliuts, not bullets, to make onr Land FREQ.
Then rluR the alxrm- boil, On guard. every one!
ls ready for duty! Tho battles bcKunl
t'eniltlon to traitors. whoever they hn
Aud up With our hAnllsr, tho FlaK ot tho Froet
Tho yolce OF our Nation shall slarnly go forth,
~" thstoS fsin ut tho south 30 shoFo truth
And many y strong artn, on mountain and lea,
VIII tlefena our bright banuoF, the Flag OF tho
FrHe.
Then rip9 the alarm. bell! o. guard, every ono!
De ready tor duty! Tho battlos begun1
l0sdltlon u tr4ttOrSs whoever they DO
Aud up with our balt,ert tho FlAH Ut tho FFeel
Their p!an. shall no shatsersa like waves by the
VIC hsve conquered the l'on-'tell s.raps.e tho
Al, tremble, 70 plqtter., wtioever you be-.
Yoa hsye n0t seen tho lass Vt tho Flag OF the
Thon ring tho alartn. bellt on guard, cvory ono{
10 ready for dutyl Thy battles beRnni
porltfuou to trAItors, whoever they Dsi
And up With our Danncr, the Flag nf tho FrcBl
N. a. bAnxk1T.
, 1880-09-18
WESTERN PATENTS.


List Of Patents Issued 10 Inventors Of
.,. n-.n ,,,nato-n s,osn~ u,,,Is l4,ccts
'"o sn,st,t @ n,.oa,eh n 7nr cAfeaoo Trlbuns
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 17.-A. II. Evans
~ Iel'olt t..o 1o.'ums p"sa ~ ..a N.. .9s"Ia
ttlTlnE ttle "cth ~ aisehtoto VI sao 1'ohtl-
western States: ,
ILLINOIS.
@, Il. Atlkcraon, Decnthr, soldering Under.
i. Urosl,y. UelevIiie, rntiintAr.
a, y. Ur,wn 4 HoiyoKo Galosburg, temper
~ H. orc, Lincoln, apparatus for retouch,nR
negniIyns.
s. f. Gross. ChfcnYs. u,nt'.
4. lfall, Chictgo. bakers oven.
jnstcr. =
u. =. Lord Jol!cL cncca'tp"eF Aor oo9a"
p'1''ipn, r. pntter. ch,cano hnnd.stnmp.
u. t.irMy, 1 GTnhleinR nhn ,,t.,xctt ,act,,o
Il 4 sIn,nsH1r Itc",t,,r ~ ,,hrrk. .rosyer for rnrn
n,a,;tSrs =, s'."ps'" '''e"'"'' ""oeN "e' ~
+ stsnn Sn1e GeasphI ioMtnx SsaI nronr
W;,n. Wn!sn chnc. GhcMs, eJmsrmt n.',r, rn.nto,
XII Wn9;mnna chtcae., Observation-Disclosures.
q, j. Ynnman' Wnutogati. pater-trimminr
Az 1,uLor. rvansvIIle. nnmp.
T. 2; nnpnr ~ Ewnns",Iidt Trrhnnicat rrnva.
matt O. "a"ei' a'"'o''''o' AA~~"'''eH' 'A'o'o
AE"tn, ,,.,,o ,,r,,u t,,3ro,xor
p' + H.inni,i' % Hsin'a,.t' " stnaI .sajter.
E T. HMribat. Ilacinc. on1. boarti fastening.
fountain.
, 1880-09-18

damned. Had lp lMcIl nrGritntIlt AArnnlH ~!
c!'sid M. have been tnurc effectively btaM!-
NIT tle So.1ti. ltrrr, In .'nslns, the lI0l'lE
in which hc should ll!lve l>ttI i,lst l'o',t'ret.
the State vi ltlell wns IIinlp THU prnistt "s
h!i. hut llttl" while hrfore rs a EGtlt".er'
ntG htttt,-h Mrn,I," nS H. l'nsinli OF lltla,-.
nsn serlablc o'ltsi'st, s''rinlly ostracisci! aai
Stunned: WIS V,ssril 1T sirsrr mil hss'tlnct!!
rnltGn'pt by those WIN but yestrftiaE. ~ u
wes were tysTywI %y% t t ,s s,ait e y 1H % , '""a @
Ituiiel: was even I,lss,t wln,i appearing l,c-
tlincs III pHcrs ri nsnnsrtm.llt.
ONCE COMMITTED TT IT'S CntlssE.
hnEf hrllceforWarl rvcry avenue 0f ginning 2
livelihood IN the SnIi'tl nslcrr tlatl sIr',isl'
%sitio' nt tue h"ns ,l Of tie ,f; ls;;;I!v
barred Ms .tl1nu2h he tnMl been ,rnl-
Wet reltaaut fro,n !the walls ,nt ~ 1riM,,t.
saw l'!nl IN command nf the metropolitan
1'ol:s, tny Ct veterans Ar,4;'l Alh! ~. '.lar,
nf the Warmth rtpiul6. seeking but tnrt,-
fnrce, tic law md or.icr every true citIzch
should all 10 maintain. ll.'an'l IN every
hand the Mnltcr.l ln,precafio,ls, deep n,nl
xignit3caHt.-thr threats Ut vengeance ley
c.ltd at his head: hcau! him gem.ra].y
lin ngal' IN command of the satnr. !M'iy nf
lmlice, and sarnus companies Of militia, ns
Government, oI, tile bl0o.ly l4tlt Of Scptrs,-
tr.r. saw the cruwtl furry tfilstlng FIR his
blood: saw lin hunted rs d vertabfs dr,nnt,
w!on MI were b1Nhd % destroy: saw tl!m
UnItet! States Custnns-!to but for tbs
friendly protection Of wlllcl, llc nIust needs
llave hte,, fairly tom linIb from ll.nb. And
all this bernuse, fDrsontls, ,uIicr CHItedtr-
tlle war, lla.i re,,ouneeti ti.e tloctfIM, of a
confederation Of States for the belief III n
SatLo1,, had allied himself wt1. the Goyern-
1ncni,-hnd dared to he Republican,
, 1880-09-18

EE2 tAAt4
ia, si"G ~ ~ ' .,s ta.f M y ~ ~ antnts . u1 amen
rn',r T. ,r.. ,"t ~, ,,., n" Dir, Wv
cr,,n. 1,,a t,,:S,,rni @ ,; ~" n III W.. III
r., .,a. az ~ ii,,s w, i H. ,t u.a''R t'e Hill
-" '.a.s. ~, '.'S !. ~ t'"t.''''Ite"
THE fErCfl'1cASa Will. HAVE At LEAST
,..-......, ao'@1,~-
the assumption being hsetf ufyoi, the kind of
iht,n n!ufnltDi', the tuIsttinh ut tho. various
parti,.s II! tue various fnrAl ELECTIONS, thu
growth hf t|H. pllbltc-sci.Wt system niltf tho
Increased enlightenment Of tile MASSES, alld
the fact that tho papcrs vt eeIcrnl circult-
tlDn arc tl,Hstly the NtlyOcntcs Uf Republican
nrlhcipl.. II., alatc Ieiitrai rGhhtilItteet
". .u ~ e,,r H. s,,tr, nb ,rl,n;,,,
spn H. III. II !, i,'. ' snnt tmr,,, n hr"nt
r,"nt fr, ~, rit rI HI Nt'ri" nr,i IT,
s","r orn ewor,er,, o,nslLnrn,i ,,ost % ct,. u
rincin., ttnr,,,n',,t. il, fnvn, of tho rcrnetun.
i'm ~ ti,a ,.r;ncinn. Will, thnir' ~ n,,t,,nrs
,v ,.,,,,,o,, No. ro H., ~ it,o tt ri t,
ss'' XII, ii n nf ssrInr G~ a9
nmd c.,tm,nn,,.s",,sr m} II, savs. ST'he r ti,nr
@ aa co,. f1'r m,;tcd int'livent MID t'is III.
III "is1vs % nritr,, ria ,,r,nin ~ iii s.asn % ara ara
cn,rrnt,,tat.., nr",, liz f"ct thnt tls Iioni,'
iira., ,artv Sna npv.r ~. cntorri % '.,,, @ mn,
nnn,, I"ty Inttyer ~ s.,,,sf ,nnr,. i,nr,o,,s ~ v
e''a" na,.' = -, :. ~. @ ~
hEIFEH A'H.E ~ FltEEssFGi'h enrE
with ltS ancieht mn! fccEtess 0nn0nent than
II Is now. rs slhfltlnfl Is fnisftl lts hrilct-
, 1880-09-18
A Gun Of tho Spa nish Armada.

Tho other day iii Interesting relic ct stirring
times WIS recovered FROM tlu ssa OIL tho pOast
pt AbsrdaQnahire. This IL LII less than ntlo OF
tho guus Vt tho Spanish Armala, which bus
bueu lying theyo thfce centuries III T. greek NJ
Hlatns, y llttl0 south Of letGThead: Tho vt.
Catherine WIS wrecked herc in her aisht NORTH
pool Ia lsa0, i third u lkls. and two moEu guns
and an anchor H. 1876 Tho prusent tind. IS ~.
I'LL. "The gun IL Or nIalleah!s irun," writea .
correspondent to tho Aberdeen Fre lttAs, =" Is
complete in ctery rcspuct, md nut efca cor
ihs n,u1z1o tu tho tuucl-hola feet ,nGAes,
and the diameter Ut thU hnre II inches. TAo
Ut IL inchus." The gun il m0unted on an
embanktneat In tho neIxhhorhubj. The news
OF it, recovery hNs probably nut stirred y single
pulse W.T. the sIFhtcst Mayn OF tho eMul3ua
ilAt ax!lNtad the whola country It tlu time
when tia gun went TO the bottom.
, 1880-09-18
LOSS.

For 1A1 EkIed90 Tf{6Nn3,
II you were lying cold mud deul to-u!Rbts
nenautA tho wiut1r-skles u chill aud gray,
Rhnilld mt fsAA the luss, and pNln my heart
Knows auw, with sou alive, and tatF aud guy.
II / had kascd the snowy eyclids down
Into the rest that kn0WS nn bteH K on Earth.
sAoultl not foel tho bitterness tAat now
Ia mine, With thUao 0yus alled Win careless
natrth,
II that red mouth were pals With Deaths deAd
fftlst,
Ap. unHwcslosa to sll my wo ~ bleak,
Tho pain Mcr0 nAuHht to what suffer low
With those wnrn. smiling lips upon my check.
Aye, k!sa mc, fair. faiso Idol OF my dreansl
What k1nw you Ut \ wtlund hoyu1d roller -
My GUtll huw hard Love dies in some strong
henrta-
With binding 8ony, and wordless gsiotl
-. FANNY QR1AooLl..
, 1880-09-18
THE SOUTH.
Tho Est1ninte Of Loyalty.
In retail {.otytsoend.nrs of Jhs f.htrano 1rts4Ir,

seee'a1 to'7sspoaa.nee '"< ehleoso 1r01nf,
w" vNl.lsASs' oep'' 80 pa1as3aph VAS
neen golns ule lounus ot t'e SontueFh Press
s'l..s nla"lns so."e"na. pte"!lar con'pafiso'a
ocl"tsn tno FUSES VI uGls' AohEstiesa ana
!aa"coek. LIKE most suetl appearing tne!e'i',
ene ,., neaueslons @ aIe sauly perverted III u'sls
hpplea.Ion. Ge,'Ss9Mtg y gwen rs me ae-
clslse uAl.1e y ol eIe WIT. zen: Aonss'teel-
s as one sees u, was !ne !ga.lhE 9enefal upon
.no @ oohieaeIase siao: oM I''s nss:, Us sMcn'
i; an.aa oo% a acs.s a,G ~. e um.o S
posion in psr ee 1e Uoe e amy; s ;.s WAS e lss us
through whose superior abilities and prowess
Gen. Longstrcct mud his forces we're over
thrown; was In p paint mt Of fact the he actual
savior Of the Union; and Is the man. Of all
others, those having the love Of that Union
Mt hpart e,,ou,d today most delight tn bonnr.
Cnu on,st-.a+ T.. .on., a,.t H. =;
son, Is seei, as honored with the mission to
Turkey, with a salary Of s7.500 per year.
Grn, Hancock. In marked contratfstinct1on.
Is at tic same time being abused and yillified
by those loudest In tllelr professions Of 10y
oitv tn the t1n,on. on,I Govcr,,ment In wos
emery instrumental Ill savlnE from over
throw and destruction. The picture Is drawn
rs calculated to show tue honesty, or rather
the want Of it. Of the Northern Republicans
III tnel1 PROFESSIONS OF !oyalty ana oevot!oh
to tile Union. They arg shown ms to-day
honoring the n,nM most conspicuous In Its
efforts to destrov. wt,ila Mt tbc samc fine
seeking to ruin the one through whom, alone,
lhe uhiou o. WHICH they pEate WIS uphcla.
There Is another side to the picture agaih.
which is taken II, at once by the Spntharn
.s'"s'. usn. Go"ket'ee.' a'oe., nts pion1i-
!seHce III 'fghtlne 1or' tha overthrow OF Inc
Union, was aescrter from tho Confederate
cauBe,-that Is tho way his course has always
~ pa.'',,,',. s' 'es'e" 4.. .a 1~ x... ~
tHe Hepuo!!c"''s oecu.he ol Ilo 'neL .'e!i.
Hancock, though unloll Generat, sought
to befrlen4 the peoplo at the South In their