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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-08

al wish | was Dead" is an expression not
unfrequenty used by the dyspeptic and suf-
ferer from liver disease; the depressed spirits
uniting the mind for anything and almost
driving him to despair Be Of good cheer,
there is life and health left fer you yet. Take
Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t regulates the
liver, dispels dependency and restores health.
Look well that you get the genuine,
prepared by j. II. Zeilin & Co., enclosed in a
white wrapper, with red z on the front.
II can recommend your msdicine. All
the health enjoy, and even my life, l may
say, is in Consequence of the Simmons Liver
Regulator. I would not take $1,000, 900 for
my interest in the medicine. Nv. II. Will
son, lecturer state grange, and president
Florids cooperative stock CO., 2. Of H.,
Welborn, Florida"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-08
Captain William A. Pitts, Candidate
for COMPTROLLER.

Billy Pitts, as he Is known to his friends
all over Texas, came, when boy,
with his parents from Georgia to west Texas
in l847.
Almost Immediately he Joined company
Of Texas rangers, under Captain Henry Z.
Mccullough, and served twelve months, and
subsequently, rendered good service in several
frontier expeditions.
In October, 1865, he belonged to the
famous Callahan expedition that followed
the Lipan and Kickapoo Indians across the
Rio Grande and had bloody fight near San
Fernando, Mexico, In which retreat was
forced by overwhelming odds of Indians and
lawless Mexcans. In that fight, little Eustace
Benton, Whose father was a captain) bow
OF fifteen, was shot in tho skull above the eve,
destroying that member causing the brains
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-08

- o.o ~. "a ho 40. oo,,;ao..a ,.a1
Ru Voa ho U tba a rstraat WAS ordared anS aed h,
~ wy" 800 tne oIN va "a9 1uoieu enu -,
Sa lo.a i os hi. @ cS;d piiv p,,s d.snoa az
the ha s,;,l broathea anS I'D ~ So
sho o 10 rs sv No. Iof smana tha .,Sar;ons
WOunt; noI his Horio ba tnn tho h"n hoSnro
W." had his baInless bodv 1..b.d hi; s9 nwn
a''5' .,uI Una anu,;n"r. s.;rn';.b us o
Sim 'i' tuorsv.seuen m;l.s n, '' be
n,.ia riocaj H. ,bo h,rd. v" s q
M NJ S,s,oS ournoon IN Kar, n,rcsn ON
,h 10 In,o.;Oo eo s;da Of tha no Gr.nan ' VI
vi" IT, how $1,000 wa mort tbron@h rho Ioto
nor no USJ ,U,T I;vas ~ It'll RE- ArLaosss
VI" In 1sG7S Mr. Pitts in acknowledgements
- iIo' NJ Tvs, III 49,. .T NJ
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TO-
MEN!

L. b. Stith & Bros Favorite Horse Powers
for Ginning Cotton and 1hreshing, has taken
place OF all other powers in n. and s. Caroli-
mas, Georgia and Alabama, and never fails TO
80 wherever introduced This power is con-
structed altogether of wood; has no cogs and
costs about $40 complete. 1t runs with one
half the draft of cog gear; is simple and tlura-
BILE. IL has been thoroughly tested for five
years and no iault has ever been found of it.
am now in Dallas for the purpose of Introduce
ing end selling territory, can give better
and safer chances for parties to invest than
can be found elsewhere. Parties to whom /
sold In Arkansas This summer, are selling the
same and making over slO0 clear on each coun-
ty.. If Can get state sale for Texas, Will
sell so the purchaser can make $3.50 clear on
each county sold South Carolina for 81 500;
80 counties In the state,sI did 1t In seven
months. II ! can get state sale for this state,
Will sell III for one-half what South Carolina
brought, and will give the party a good start
for business. Eight thousand dollars can
be made of Texas in one year. Myself and
models can be seen at the store of Moroney
q 70. K. b. STITH,
or L B Stith & Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-08

cal knowledge, condensed library of facts
for public speakers and political writers, in
which for 81 the reader gets information he
would have to wade through whole libraries
for. Bound copies are sent to any address,
postpaid, on receipt of 81.
The annual fest of the Schuetzen Vereln,
of Washington, began yesterday. 1t con-
iinues four days, if the weather permits. 1t
will put little life into the capital for few
days. But nothing but congress can infuse
real vitality into Washington.
Adois, A. II. MoHL.
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important AnnOun cement.

A some of the dealers in the Home Sana-
tive Cordial felt uncertain whe.hr they
could sell it as medicine, and free from u
liquor occupation tax, we beg to state that in
the trial of case recently decided in the
county court ofEllis county, at Wsxahachie,
where Mr.. Benjamin White was presented
for selling, in violation of the local option
law, the defense established that the Home
Sanative Cordial was compound tincture
of calsaya and iron. The jury pronounced
ii real medicine, and declared the defend
ant not guilty. 1t is thus medicine in the
eyes of the law, and dealers can sell
it without paving occupation liquor tax.
Very respectfully,
THE HOME BITTERs COMPANY,
st. Louis, Mo.
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MEDICAL.
To the Readers of the DaiIa. Herald:

Its well known that hot weaherrng sickness greatest
necessary to prevent disorders What
there IN the heat should
a ysen debility las:d
aies come every deaths
fewpee go through The summer without symptoms.
comes dry and prce the head
everh the body Gampe especially
WIN e natural decacy and enenoy female troubles
mosunbearabe while little Children exhaustion and
because Parents neglect pecauton and
clan New York asserts his positive
so-cad summer complaints
onary organs which, by being
n and lve The brain
There and only
control the Kidneys ana Liver all times
summer That vegetable West India
Kidney and Liver Cure
Its results hkees those eny Nth and cure
those whose secons dng urinary either tits
ahp For all bilious troubles scean
and intelligence
and Liver Cure hand
much suffering tits for sale by careful and
take no other. GA word the wiseis Glen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-08

Speaking of dancing, clergyman hits the
nail on the head, with the remark, "people
usually do more eve with their tongues than
with their toes" Then keep your tongues
we'll cured with Blackwelps Fragrant Dur
ham Bull Smoking Tobacco, and eschew all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-08
FROM
A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM.

Chillicothe, NO., July 30,NS79.
j. @. Richardson. st. Louis--Ny Deal
Sir,-Here Is something reliable; II you
can make any use of Il please do SO. We
have sold hundreds of bottles with like
results. Your friends,
Boyce b Ostrander.
This Is to certify that had tho Fever
md Ague this summer and tho use of
one-thlrd of bottle of Clifford's Fcbri-
fuge promptly cured 1t. 1t Is tho speed.
est cure have known OF.
GEO. SAILOR.
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1T IS rP'' EST.

Stockton, Mo-, Th, 1870.
j. O. Richardson, st. Lruss-Dear Sir:-
Clifford's Febrifuge IL tho bost thing for
Chills and Fever that We have ever
handled. There never has been n case
that was NOT cured by 1t that was taken
according to directions in tails part Of
the country, Yours truly,
MACE & MITCHELL, Druggists.
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c. r. MILLER.
Carpenter &Builder,
$50 Main street.
Dallas,

VIII furnish all material and erect md
thoroughly complete any structure in the city
ofDallas, att Is as low as air dealing :wil
amt. '"i'
Ss-I. will take one or two unimprove1 lots
exchange for work. feds
, 1880-09-09

e :ss. e 81 @ ts II IT, s!s
afset ana wfsh Sns1 ~ Il liz Il u%s
u : f' ty' S !s g .s
Sa G : nj ce, f, ia +, m rcass. II
Prsa; 'scs n Soi "; pseio eIes I,,s n. ,gs; !s
81 e:e nsS !" g, a$'es ~ Ssst
S!sa # S s.sf III Il .s ss;i IL" s
ssS ss sss'';sss:
~: III ] Y s Nh: "yss sssss tss 1ss' ,aSs
ss MI e W. s!s:s 81 ''on' ''.o', Guy ~
1 rena ,f; e
sst ss as' II s S s. { ssa.s
Mtt yst S5e 1'is' ,f s, y,o,T ,Es"nYase et '94 e' SOFT
tame, ;a,s: .s
Il,rsmant* q sfipl,oT. Ionnasc tn si'ntteslng
s III III ssasiH q es!s 81. s!s
&; ;:: ;:ss; :!:: 4; T.:
To t4s Tt..trn 4.,nttattA Trss.. =, .....,
,HEw rp.K. sept aGnr1%@,fifm n ! it,s the
i per @ FWSFss so{ { e's9ss 'sssmsf '! @ os g"
Ss;t. iSoc, fc5ss.9; iS*|ci slase. latsc Aptil,
fnunsttong and IN Inorc Il sstlve M e1ro,. eHt,;
res''w; mn III, s - er!s a isr %xa pa!S @
@ 9 ts t9;;s Il sS; S ss FIJI. S;fi Gst!s|
;i, iSvs5. ns e hssF s1 s:sa s.!
sss' $sss"fs ':'', I'll; fr sess ssi,
aLss' IT, IL; iis; ''a1fa fs III ~ a. ! M , ia
;i% ;s;,t.t stt IT "ssas! III Ss}'ssnssss 1rnA
Msss ss2a. t{siS' ssi. !seeS' s NJ ss;'
Wn.tnr1, tist4<.
, 1880-09-09
NEW Y0tlKa

Special Dspatth to 1At Chicago Tribune.
NEW YUHk, Sept -va!ues wero
asua marked UP sharply rarIy III rho Aa5, iu tho In-
sssuco 0f te 1svotIt gTdes UE winter No. Wii0 mud
NJ. rcd about Va w bu. ud spring 1870 but at
the advanced figures busintss was quite art-
iFo Ia winter grades. chnhy In No,
red and mainly on speculative account, ~
tho Offerings Increased III v0!Mmg uurlnK thu
Afternoon prices wuakeaeA i,essept!n'y, No white
for dotvefy In September ind Uct1bef loslnx about
III 0f tho carly galn And for November uisu yetig
I tride Willis No. rod FecedcA about Ha3ic pur bu,
and clualnR lsEeRuariy. Export dsuIlngs wvrg 10
pfotty tas aRssevnts mostly In M. rcd The fasor
l. at Tho vfnds stock+ but receivers net thn rGgra-
spring attracted }air share II nttuntion l,ainIy
o1P9!s et1ount. At lho !tnpt1xHMont. nblu nlylccs
SaH9 GH No: fud at tlois laIlh hu Nj, rsl 81
etS%3s 1,t nH; chiefly u snisini: eIu.lng n t1i
& g.! I & Ill ES*Ssss 81 s'asss: aSs
eou,pssaayelJ mods7is HFerlys. Dspaclally fs,F
sS, esstS ds's sna .ascu.ka aaif, setl1 asf;
SS:ss s:ts,n ss,,t as%l,, s|hsa @ss!ssss
sslyss Se@sad ssTs;.isa. ps'ss. sJtsassi
{sasy; Nhits WostsrI aMgtadvd, d ~ hi ii 90 p;
E1 GhlcAsu gunted VI tho sltea al i3a nsktd ltJG
offered spurusly fur Prompt and forward delivery.
Ssao'ss Sf b. :Ssst Ss Sarx "a2sa' r.
1sss aaotod i an Taey ys fsIo.s
!Sssa sttto 9t fsit Gaaltty snd a!esaGiS " y
s,th s. 6a 10: icaaad. to arf'vo aastsd II VI Cd
FIoTlsiozs-uosp products quoted weaker. Meas
, 1880-09-09
for thu sa.no purpose. All turco vessel, wcrc

lcnkinH. ..
TAtsttny evening tho tug Annie Il. Smith cur
rIt,tl away tho lihsHnm OI tho tchonrr ChAtlcn
whlla iuWEnN icr oi,t uf huntington et!p.
rsu1aer HiMhcsicr. tf thG trnltM, Atentnbont
EnI,pan,. Meet, Rr,,nl,1c' IN .llo INST tlrawo5
efforts Of tha pn,srrftl tugs ftacklcyt Eni
s.,hn,ck md contt!!ution to ret her nnat! Tho
r.nsl,c., welIs :,'yo lr!ase inter- which rho
t!pt. Chnrtn* NicKcr will tnka possession of
thu Wntrr- Wnrka rrft promises to-tlay.
Tt1r o,.lS vessel ti,nt aaltctl yesterday wna tho
AprrrnttGc !,uy. El.a ssnnt ",it lls!1E tIgAt;
ltHw,n. tho tn,ttt fur. .ionnh ltclar!s' steam.
inrkc silsouchnni. Thls craft Is tho ned prn:.
prllrr HMstJ,lchn,1llB. .thor,UKhly rncnhstrtetti
u1ll ri,t III substantial shui'r. autb In hull a11a
innchfnery.
.Thu wind stil held from tho northeast Inst
night but tho chnlfccs ntp natoRuthor as fMvar Of
GttltFn tD-tsny.. Meanwhile, II flCct nt over ~
sat- vesGls rentatns H. lM,rt wln'l-tl0t,ni.
The tlrrsetsce ut MI !innchsb tlret Inns crowrtl
tho Hpyt,Is with work to B,ictl M cxteN TINT
they Gnlll gIvn Temporary. .mpl"y,ncn! tou
!lren number Of mcE. Hut this rush Will soon
he over.
, 1880-09-09

nn,sh there was good healthy competition and M
active movement FAlr u chcn dFuvcR wcrc wnntca
BY shippers ht ArNaasi while oxp0rtcTs did not hes-
tAte to pny ta07; far rasIe suited II, t'elr "ntss
Indeed. hlshor figures wcsn rnd In ono OF two m
stances. superior deora ted by j. NJ. Thurman. All.
font Ill, md consigned IN conovcr 1fhal whs sold
by that n,u1 At &aa The 1r0xe ~ llrnt1. nverascd
lN jbs and taken for tho Eng!lsh pnrket, West.
ofn cnittc wcr0 nRnln In pr.ty fMil supply. u which
fact tue incnl lrnao Inuk ntvana1 tn further derrrAA
vnltcs. TltsJ tnnRht Mt h VT from Tuesday. M Mtn
decline ffnnl Monduy's prices nf lA1lf snlcs wefe
a. kLNea3 NJ fnt very common to really Fo0A !f0seH
Texas urnes cattle Et,1c nut very 1AnnJ nnu M0tn
fhkotl II RttnIncd pr'crs or nt t3sA2b fr ruoE "
e IT. ms,ses M Tss sn, It aeeoraI9E q asi!y:
(AiVe8 were In 1arRc Nupsy nNd eMaer. sumo Nrsl.
&rn and thin native Cnisl wEF9 E II 0TGt. ht ehf ln
FORMER tho market cnscd rather hrnor tihn ogthcn
QrnTATlpSF.
xxt.n nansos--t3rndcd stoors. weighing l,s0 MAJ. =,
Choice Reeves Fine, ,EaL wc1l+fotMcd steers,
weighing l..U n 14u uha...............s.:.. %'o@eM
mS M ass0
inn HI n I'd ~ ,a a75at25
Hntehe1s' Nlock-t'nor tn common ktcGrt NM
nHSiaa nM 4 a1 SaesH e IS S'aM. w. o
efoGx G ea', .soaazs
srsYnns = .' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3.ah&a15
infuriOr-i.Eht and Thin cows, hclfers. sngr, ..,
bulls, and 1ennNhK stcers. llets4.sS
, 1880-09-09
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVALS
HtH1r Chicago, Mnnft0wNC. Bllndrscs.
Irop !. i. FaxtoI,. South Ilaycn, s.,1.,ries.
l'rop 4: =. senys ms. saa'ga,it,,!ek' g,' sundrits'
I'ru, Messenger, st, Joseph. s1iNtlrlcs,
Ipi, Glly of frg!,ont. DnliIth. 5''ndrics'
Prop 4Alnnkn. lIuttNlt.. htltr'es.
1'roi' Wm Erlppcn, M,l,lislce, Lumber,
rrtp NUw iOrk, l5,IIrnlo, su!Iilrlcs.
ssIf sshf W. ss%,H; ass p"fS!a eenT ssr n.x inbcr
tssf sshr lIt Wa1, t'is slS' k1EiitH iSLprs ps''f0
r ;ssr A'''y; g I,a'i sSikEF: tss '"'is; ssl.orc.
sol,r Australia, Muskcgun. it,i,ltMr
Sesr ssr ys!'" IL Sap4c;;, k'stt %|s,ss a'sa: 'nss:
hchr il. isl.sei,, .As'1lat.i, ,,.ln,ner;
Schr G T. 2.h'sto at,a ,1sKE st's1kcKniI. ..., ,mner'
Hchr oIIennlsi. sl4r4!intte. lrt,it.nFe:
hc!lr rurls sung. Atiskegon. litnoos'
sscbr il. 4. Van ValIsunIureh, Marquette. IRON
nrc. ,
Ssr Ss!r sss, ssas j. hGg'sstSn go9ssp ln,Sss insss'
Echr l!fAorAl'nI, Kingston. HIGHT:
Hel,r North alnr, lcntwnter. limi'er.
scl,r y. a. Wells, Esc,i'1uha. irt,!-nro.
Schr AdrlatIc, WtltcII.h lsn,: tMrk.
Se,,r u + Wae NoEt'rS9r,, 'Sranla!S harN. coo
Echr 4. l,rnnsui,, Eot!aT i.!ySs, ,i. i','sts'
h sesr J. Il Sisis, hs,ts','iS'. !rsn'.orc,
seSr + Aii%!,. afSna,, ,i:I. ii%yo;i: i'tn6sr
suhr J. Dresden, t:,ssl!n4to,,. wood.
Scl.r 4. ItHhlluy. 1tntsvnttt. IllmbeF.
r6 sSr Ni, na' T'Ss; Fsa'ss;d; aaS,s' n,isr' lumber
s,chr allut.riya!,, 1.utlit,xto,1. lumber.
Echr l,'n, Mus!cgou.. .!lnbGr
ss.nr II EI,t. ntIrE Ltlkfs hiIt,(rr
, 1880-09-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN,


Special DisrateA to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S-ilIl II. nl.-fLnu1t-Nu.t /, list
Eo.1, ~
GRAlx-Whcat-sYln.or. No. !. as I'll, No. :. f.;
aprtna. No. ks u1i Nh ~ til. white, No. o. i'd;
No. 4 81 I'd, club. No. !. w !ud' No. Ii H. C0rn
Now fu:l. Is lid.
pN0vl4ipSS-l'0ek,G Gss.
LtyERpouG, Sept. e.-CorTpS-FIrmar ut 7l-lss
Tfds halcs. la0u la!ca, speculation nnd export j,n
American. I4,9a!
pnov.sloSs-i'rimo meas pork. tzs, Aa,crlcan 1urd.
81.
REFINED FETRtLEUM-69{t. ..-
l0SnoS, Hept. 8-SplliTs rETApLRuM-6t{aS1td
refined. Bx9y9M.
ANTwEHr, egpt. .a-FETnDLEuM-at.
The following wero seroIyed " tho Chicago DoaEd
LvkHPuot. Sept. a-Whrnt stoadee, red w,utor,
IL alf No. spr&R. ~ VII M. do. - I'd. t'Nrh--
Not much ao!a4 Vt ~ us. cnsgtes uE cSass Heat
n RSdso S dg9nd S wof III I ss"s ss ~ r"r
Wtnt9r tat tVndonl A.snncva 81. i'Nr11 Iliet .aMd
steRdy. lork urMaer and I'D 4tRhnr Mt tas. nEI. *s
6l. uAcOp-HonN Gltnr, IA <it short Gnnr, @s Ill.
1ullow-aaA VI. t:haese-1s ltcsf-tsa I'll. aIAHk
IT,, snd s19 Mas nnch ltx .o,n
q.at at u ~. MANN LAkE-W !lDal GltDt. cAEIaua
or o0ast1Hhs Qulst md stnady. fair avcravu rcd
winter 41A Mlts4ia t1rtl kttA1y. CnE4Gts I.selku
Wheat qnl1t aHa HteIt!y; tatr nvGsA.D .iuaiy mf
A1ertoan rsd Mints1 wi1at t9r spn!pnt st1r.aG Thy
Wheat france sna tic Cunllsluns iurinx LII past
MS9t, 60U qfx. on pnasna0 ~ tho s:unlnnnt-Wheht,
4lack Baltic, and A1oy tcas lnvo bteR very tmn1t.
, 1880-09-09
NOTES 1'ilt}N1 ABROAD.

on Tacsday tic rcvril,,c- c,lttcr RIM aground
q" r o., eer hn "t @ os "t ~ s ~ Hn" ~ nut
merry nd .ss nRh "' trs, i, x,nh,,, ,no osro,,n Mt
psst .s ata" ..,n" gu rS nes"s "a" ~. ,,,o, ,cc,uo &
obed III hor machinery nenr isusscll'# bend, st.
Ctnlr lt,ycr.
Tho stenu-narRo rravaun broko tho slr.Iont
and WI. towca to Port Huron by tho stoai'.
'"rs T'" w. III Ss.s''1 3;,rso cvc,, wo, COM.
nti, ~ .,yt, l,,:r ,.,,l IL iinlrisviiu. md se"k
s t'eIsar " 1t t'i Mst "ws. ~ s" III er Srse
o''''' '' Wv 00" -, =. ,.,...,.
u1.Easlsua
that inAll. chi ,nrlly, rrs sI,rouah Thy wn,rr
III the g. ltMre'ier tiser a!sG extremely lnw.
Arthur lnG. ruu tlirol,o bad II tinnctck MIL
EnHl!-l ilnH; :, ,,,, .>,s.. ,,.u .,,,a
tse @ e ad vii III re-: rcscve e% S% "SS us III 1t Z Aii~a tit s
kcc. ~ - .,uu.,,. n,
win l'eu"srhaaa" "f lhc tlll'it. lns tuRcn charSe
o. h.s vessel. tho Florida. n:ss,in.
rAirIn' MntLows, 9f 'lnront.; a tlrl,nltSn sailor
q ~ acn,t,''tr LGky !!ny, III tron 1aG sunH
TIM!rstny night, ND wlts ,lI.wncd; ,..,
Ihe sailors nMhtt. tt k!ltysnn. Cana'i,.. h,s 70
saxs!!'c,,is Us SesssJs rcaaif'i's a'en nfs very
"A tn,ny accidcnt bnppenc: at DsweEo On
inkx Snr f drsn ts c!Fxin M it%sG" ,s6 ~
SsH s s ~ fs is; a' tap fSts "f @ !! IND 'e caey %
~ ~ hIn* ila Was sumcNhnt bruised, nut no
The totai shipments Of llr,n.oro frnM Escana-
b. fur tho set!a'H up "a scnt wera ''sfh;l tis;
wiS saI M siss y ,.! fa ;h,.'! hha9," 4n ~ ~ Exit III
| TINS Shipments uf nrn tn lucnl Ptints nsHrc-
, 1880-09-09
What Southern Journals Think About

Frnn, ths ittehmu,.1 lThio {E)fm,t,
Tint ilnl,lptHM should llnvo t,een 50 SILLY
and tn,lisereat ut stauits,ll us to tn 0f Fund
erIslM unI eycll Democracy us thu cause Of
l4e1 md .tnckann WIS tlO grrut matter, but
tlsut lN sluulA hayu taken &c, lutlcl. lA.tua tn
deny it, nlMl tlMt. too, Will y! solen'!sy Is
Fn,nt Tho Hirhm..d iHsIs4leh tnfrn.l '
Alr. Ynst llus etear(y mano out his case;
and t;r,!. Hampton was lnA!scrcet, To- my. the
least, when hs tIel,fctt TINT his remarks Ind
been correctly reported; lie ,ln doubt usel
langungv which rOl,yoyetl u 1lst'a1.ths TINT liu
Il.l not wlsi, or intend to convey.
Gem ii%,;9 III t9:tg !. t t'f fon 1d' & Glfc Sneak
ing. or rather IBIS E'M,.l nnture lea,ls li,! to
thu rostri,n, nf.eliDr thnn tiu cares tu ~. Just
now thu New York Irtl.,.,se Ii worrying him
Into explanations ai,l making cal,l,a( out ot
him. Gel. lla,npton s|ioal.' remember tl,o
lntlin: "Dcc!ao everything, but explain
nothing"
What tho "W0rldn Has to say About
1t All.
Frne, the Nf,a York World, frtry day.
/ It's q Tribune llel
, 1880-09-09
LAKE PORTS.
rrtr4fH o1sA

Special Dtspateh to Tbs Chteaeo Tribune.
nErholT, M!eb., Sept. s.-rasscd up-psofell@
ct . Eut,fateo ui.A xchonner +. a. Goorger, Mn..-
lui,a, Idaho; steum. Dargo Oscar TOWNSEND aud
consort, Aitneral luck and baERes, Northoruer,
Allegheny and basxcs, WilIiatn aut!oiph md
bargcs, Inter Ocean and cousors, Anna Smith
and eonsort, ilurpn C1ty and consort; schoou-
ers 4. Hooly, il. J, dewey, Monterey. W. II.
Oades, John Mazov, Jessie Scarth. Lay State.
, 1880-09-09
RISE AND FALL OF HAMPTON.


From the staun.on Taiieu HiruEtians Rtpnrt ~ Ills
SItrrA. y
"Consitler What Lee and Jncks0n would do
wcrr they alive. These aFc The xntHc lrfnct-
pIcs fur wlicL then Jon!Iat .fonr lienrs. Re-
member tue ilc,l Win poured fnrtll their lite-
bluMl OH Virglnia's sui', n,tt do NOT ab.1ldon
them inw. Remember that upun ,y0itr vote
depends tho SUCCESS Of tho Democratic
tlckut,n
, 1880-09-09

FF0El 9hF S7'lHlF'K tHHfN E{s11HtuH'
We do mt know Whit WAS u! icll. llnm|r
tui,'s nIln,I wi.u.l lie delivered l.is slnec'l fiji
Sla!,,tui.. M bu,wo do klluw wnut Ills ianEllnEe
Meumt. lilo declared tlnlt tllD uen!ocr!!lic
jMr,y, ,,n,er l!aMcnck's lend, wns, lighting
ir tic sasne py!..elplcs shut .ee a.ul .faclSsn,
tiisrs ,lirti. ,tTI,rre WIS no qualification III
tic terms used. Ills sapl'enl wna for harmony
III tlu Democratic party H. Vir1inls., nl1ti to
mike it etfcetiye 1ie brought up tho WAr re-
mp,nbrullpu to tnlleIl tElU feeling Df tl0
Hii,sir.re, and In TINT connection ANNOUNCED
tliB ,rlneIpus which we're ut Issue TN tho
contest now l,etng wageh bvtwrcn thu two
great purlieS Of tile country.
, 1880-09-09

LANl. Sept. t.S.--rEIi.UiEt'N-Flrm; Stnntatd
white III tett. iDlhc.
pfr1aiU:1,n ru,, Sent g.-rErnotEuM-Fairy
acttyr crndp, firm; &ttc mt tnrkcrk for shrn1eAts
refined hrsi1 nj !hsaiE{r, tllnilutphln delivery.
, 1880-09-09

From a l'rtralt L<iter trrltttn Aug. H.
lIavD seen hut DMos tDfrect report ut my
speech In StMlntDn, und thcre Ia not 0i.c
7GUri, Dnc sentiment, IN tltdt speech ttHt Gi,,
paxStl,lN be pfrucrtctt IL TcprcScitt tho pfc'gs
lIi,closu tho report 80 tl,at ytNt eal, judge
Tor yourself. Itfnr,lishes i si,!llelelit rutn-
tatl6n to tho elurEa whlrl, lE!s uecn nude
ngNllist me-. My Whole course IN private n,tl
p.lOllo ltfu has been sllrrcttll tn rcconclling
tho nnlmOs!tics c,l,isctl by tic Into War, mil
10 the establishment ot peacu Asld harniolly
etween ttie different sections 1i tho country.
Tho lIepn,flcan purity lns kept those bitter
nnillositIes allva suicIy to, pro'n9to tic stl?-
pnrty because / hellovo It's sncrcss wO,ll,l
obIlterate sectl0nal feeling, would gtvo PER
lnanent Iraee md prosperity to the wl,olo
country, ni,d would preserve the Constitution
lnvlolate.
Etr,,.,tcus. Rvu1nrof f1or t,f Ts1.g~
, 1880-09-09

1T. t.0uts. Sept -FlrHGr and unchanged.
HRAiS-Whcat higher ma nnsettesli M, ! rct.
a3t@!sfua $lN cash; gIt41Hi9tsugie September; IN
asta(tsH@u october. lH,tdsvlaEEsu NuYon,buss H4Au
DtcrElberj vNts9l9t8:J,S tho ycari No. do. 6sa
sso NJ. do. k4ss}4c Torn hghcsf 51Ic cashI 5s.Su
September; :E4iG.S)o Octnbers Igtsayac Sorsln-
hc1: Sa; ;S!se lSce.tt,r. sai sS.Ss}s tls9 yeas
tturi 81 SotunlLur; nc TIC YUM. Hys hluher
" 10 Harley urrlAnKuli prnu ~ choc1 SUrlluEn.
ftE'JC.
l.EAH--nu!l nj NC.
nET1EH-uIteIiNIlRGf.
lHHh-s1nCMnsrd.
WIIkkt-ht1httY nt flll
ENUf fbsslSt--Htlrk hFtEr 1T ft58Sa1kG. nfy enlted
meats allt bat!Ill Ncl.nhHrt Lard tTn at t1U bid
, MEsEtt.rs-fInMT, nv brs' wh1at ;EAg!, hH1 corn
NirslESlh-Fluur. 1t,tu 4rH; whea l. H. A1O but corl.
S,Eu bHi oatsI l,AN but f}A. tiNHei hurley, uQuQ.
, 1880-09-09

New fonK. Sent s~-Tto Jnlbtn. trade contuucs
active, md business ts fMe with commission hutses
Cation otnds HcnrSelly atrnay. Prints in fait tc-
tafld ti!Ii9lnn,S Hcltvt, md drrs-Eo!la n'nv'nH
nteal'iy. slnnt wcnr s,toIrHs Quct. FiannDls III
moderate request A1td hIner. ...
. says; err l. !snsan nSscs ss Il I'm. sa
day next. lith Inst, by II trAtnf suction house.
, 1880-09-09

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. a-C0Tro*-Flrnt mhidln1,
lie: low nlltd.a, tSc, 1go nrttfhnts eaGi net r.
ce!ps. Y. bnle.i gt9ss CAV, 0xpofta cons.Wise ~;
W. in':i4 acut A-cUTTnS--Ht tcHdy; rltl!!InE. lle;
eA,es, 2l1, rntcls, lis bulcs; shipments. tit st0cS.
NAU.
, 1880-09-09

nosr0S. BepL 8.-FtocN-l}utl, Wsstcrn supcr.
nne. "a 2xah7s; con,un axsnls, ttWa kM: Wfscou.in
catEls. th.h13D, Mlnncsntn uxtEas faUGS7Ju wlns0r
Mheats, Ohio ala Michigan, &abkA5h Indiana, eaGta
40u, lDuls md HI Louis, &tak4G4i, altttt sptlnx
whuu,y, tu3x1Aij, hn nintur. tLula7.is,
tiHAlS-tnrn steaayi t,lxGd AHd yeI0W, E}EGs37c.
obts irnt NJ. 4nd u4tra w,tto, tsc; No, white,
Nt&S4tl.uA
1nt!!0 pnck I'd, 3tk!tct fHir u Eu0d, I'D it,
ls1ltiA- Western, ll&t ltG.
itEcEll'Ta-fldur. HUI bTls; coEn lD0D but wheat,
huu bA. =.
uUug,
, 1880-09-09
lbI:0llIAA

rE0nfA, Ecnt. a-UnA1S-rnrn Nrm, hal,'.nixcd
and mixed. 2s1iaHc Onts steady. M 3uhlte. ara
3i!Sc. tyo hsmt No. H'4as,c bid for October.
llliuWtEEA--tttM ut fl4
, 1880-09-09
DETROIT.

1,Ernntr. Mich, Nert. s.-rLt,tfR-puiet
tIHAtx-Whcat Irregular; M. whito, tt.0d}t; Sep.
tcmhor, tiS bid, ttctnbor, <ktS. November. sfSl
NJ. white, Hn{c, M. rrd, {1ut
ltECtttsTA-WtBht, haltM brI.
HItfrNENTS-Whuat, 17,tlN btr.
, 1880-09-09
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, O., 6spt- a-GMAlN-Whcat wenk, nmhcr
Michigan, Wife; No. rod Wabash spot. a1{c, ucta-
bcr, ISL, Soseaatog, w; lecau,har, $ils Eu!eotcd,
BHc. EUftl weak, hRh nixsI Is.iGj heptanbus. ttot
pctober, 4igi rejec1ed tar Oats dull M. 3At Iai
Giassa: Wheat s.eaay aud unchanged. Corn quiet,
NJ. 4Hlt. AHr: ~ .,.
llEcEi11b-WlC4t lQ,NO but corn, 4ANU but oats,
snirAEsrs-wAoas, 5,au bu, corn. 7.uo but oats.
Viii ILL.,