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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17
Nesuvins aud His Victims,

At the request of the Ladies' Par
ism Aid Society of Grace Church,
the Rev. j. Cross, d. d.. L. l. d.,
will deliver a lecture at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Friday night, the o3d
inst, On the interesting subject
:bove indicated, in which he will
give an account of his visit to the
vulctno; the ascent of the mountain
tie descent into the crater; its ac>
ton and appearance; perilous adj
ventures, am using incidents; famous
eruptions; destruction of Hercala.
neum and PoInpeii; exploitation of
the ruins; relics in the Museo Bor-
bonico. Tickets, % cents, for
sale at Gwianer's and at James
Priest'ey's Proceeds TO aid the la
dies in furnishing the rectOry,
Doors open at 6 o'clock, lecture be-
gins II $50.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17
A Great Paper.
rUE NATIONAL FAMILY Pa
PER OF THE SOUTH.
4S Columns. Do you take it?

The Sunny South has been con-
stantly improving till it has now
nearly attained to perfection. The
last issue comes to us enlarged to As
columns. 1t is really a grand num-
Der in every respect, and everybody
should send for it without delay.
In the future it will com bine all the
best features OF all the papers of the
day, and may justly be called the
"National Family paper of the
for every family will surely
take it. 1t Will contain every pos>
sible variety of reading matter, with
splendid illustrations, and every
thing to entertain, instruct and
amuse family. Make up clubs in
every community, end send right
along for it. Clubs of five can get
it for 81 90 IA year each. One NUM-
Der is $50. Don't wait fOragents.
Address j. Ii. g. w. Is. SEALS.
Atlanta, Ga.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17


In Jackson last week we had the
pleasure to meet several brethren
of the quill, whose hearty grasp we
had not felt in several Scars, Capt.
MaNers of the Pasragon!a Stdr- Dem
ocrdt-known to his friends as L. X,
we found looking just AS hearty aud
youthful as he did ten years ago.
Col McCuilum, recently of the VA
zoo City Herald, whose name is
is known 10 all newspaper readers
of this State, as journalist of cul-
ture and ability, is the same Ches
terfieldian gentleman and bon came
rGde as of old. Maj Barksdale. the
Napoleon of the Mississippi press
and politics, seems to be one of
Times favorites, for the scythe-
bearer has left but few traces on his
brow.
Potter, "the printer" was grind
ing the local crank of the Republi>
cdn-Judge A'corn's new piper
handling type, cracking jokes, chew
ing tobacco, cloves and ''sich,' Just
as natural as in the old Pilot days,
when he'd set more "bricks" in an
hour than another print. could Cor
rect in half a day
John eastman, Esq, is repre-
sentlng the Vicksbarg Herald. and
watching the assembled law ma
kers.
In the CLar.aR composing room
we met Messrs. Knight, Adams,
Cadwallader, and Fife, all bovine
lads with vitreous optics, and boss
,omps., with whom we have "sol-
diered" for many "A "fat take n.
B.-Justice to Joe Cad. dictates
that we should say he nearly alway $
got to the hook just at the light
time.
In the counting room we met Col.
Power and Captain Harris Banks
dale, publishers, and Mr.. Walker,
mailing clerk. AS all these geutle>
men were very busy looking after
the affairs of their great paper, we
passed out into the street, where We
me: Mr.. Ed. Wilson, who informed us
that his connection with the Comet
had terminated. We hope soon to
see him again in the Typographical
and edit orial haI IS, where he has
worked SO heartily and effectively.
AT the City Hall We ran almost
amidships of our friend Mayor Nc.
Gill, an old typo, who was found
to fit the municipal chair of justi e
SO well that the people insist upon
his remaining in it. John is getting
the true aldermanic hay window in
his midriff, enjoys good living, has
just been reelected for a "third
term"-and we're glad of it.
We then went over to West
jackson and took fine dinner
with Johnny Childress. who, while
not a newspaper man, has 'set 'em
up for so many years that his name
naturally suggests itself in this con
nection.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

BY order of the Board of Supervisors Of
Madison County, State of Mississippi, Al
their January meeting 1850, the under.
signed President of said Board will LEAsx
ut public cutlery, before the Court House
door in the City of Canton on Monday the
9th day of February, A. ID. 1850. between
the hours of III clock, a. m. and 5p nth
ferry and appurfenlEccs thereto aplrrtap
ing, known as Moorc's Bluff Ferry, in seo.
ton Is, Township 10, range ,, east for The
term commencing on the 9Th day of MarcL
1850, and ending January LIST. 1-s.5, to the
highest b.d,icr. Sad rent to be paid i'll In
tallm.nls on the LIST of January of each
year, and the lessee to enter into bonds
with approved security, in the penalty Of
i've hundred dollars.
ylu4t JR PowLLL, Pres,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17

The Town Of iuka, in TishomiDgo
County, has an organized land cons
pany, of which j. j. Chambers, edi
tor Of the Mirror is Secretary, which
proposes 10 give away FIVE hundred
lots ia said t"@n to any one Who
will apply. This offer is made with
the intention OF inducing Immigra
ton, aud decreasing the value Of
surrounding property Upon this
Hun some Of The most furnishing
cities OF the Northwest were UuiIt
~, and this example might I've fol
lowed with profit by many of tue
land owueis il tLis section.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17

OUR friend Harris Barksdale and
wife. of Jack son, have our heartfelt
sympathy in the loss of their lovely
lutte baby boy, Craig, who died OIL
the 2nl inst
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17

Hon. 7. L. SINGLETON is Chair-
man of the committee on Federal
relations, and member of the com
mittees on immigration and corpor-
atoms.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17

THE publishers of the Carton and
the Comet have our thanks for their
dalies, containing the latest news
Mom the State Capital.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership in the profession of
Dentistry, heretofore existing between the
undersigned is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent: DIR. j. ID. Payne retires from
the business, which will he carried on at
the same place 10y DIR. I. o. Payne, who
guarantees satisfaction to all who give
him call. ]. o. PAYNE.
j. ID. PAYNE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17

Hon. G. l.. GiLMER is member
BIT the House committee on ways
land means.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17
HERE'S YOUR MULE !!
MULES! MULES!

A large lot of fine young mules, at a
bargain. In numbers tn suit purchasers.
This stock has just arrived. from the States
of Tennessee and Kentucky.
CALDWELL & WOMACk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17
CANTON CARDS.


The public is respectfully nforhled that
have organized IA Photograph Gallery
merit door to the PoStotficc. | am prepared
to make all kinds of likcncsscS on paper,
albnmcn, porcelain, linen. &c. | have
special instruments To take family groups
at their residences, and to make large pic
lures from small ones. If you have Il
small picture of a deceased friend or re
lative never mind how faded or spotted.
send it to me with the color of hair, eyes,
and complexion. and fl ON it | will make
a beautiful portrait from miniature to life
size, finished in India Ink, AIuarel Pastel
or oil coors. i garantee that my photo
graphs never will fade or get spotted
Jan.,-it. A. PASQUET.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17

A man living away up in New
jersey, has bought a 81 900 piece of
property in Natchez-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17
CASH STORE
New Goods.

FANCY AND FAMILY & u OCE Il Es,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
Al the Corner formerly oc 'upicd by 1en-
ry Lord. Give us call.
w. M. REID.
, 1880-10-23


NEW YUll,l, Oct. a,.-ln the House 0f
Deputies If tie Protestant ErIscopnl Hcl-
crni Convention tO-tlny, tic Committee OH
Constitutional Amendments r,mrtyat utvGrsu
u the resolution giving delegates frr'ti infs-
sE,.l,Mry jtrMits1ons Lilo right IN sl'enk III
Grnernl Convention. ..
Tho appointment ut iii Assistant 1llsitop
for the Dinrt:sc II Virginia occupied the nj
tcnllon Ut tho bn,ly mill ruccss.
Thu l.ev. Il. llonstot, Ecetnston dcclnes
ti!u oiltrt Of Missionary Bishop OF Wishing
ton Territory.
4 ilcssnge wt,s received from tho House of
Dlstlot,s settling forth tint wye, tic Disups
Of tllu Protestant Ep!scopnl Cl,urcl, ..ssel,,.
bte lit Council NJ Bishops III the Churu!, of
God. asserting tho principles .tcctnrcsl IN tho
maintaining uf tle true unity which must
great primitive rlte of tho Catholic Churcl.
t,fss. psS HDSa sin s;f,fis ;g sifvs If s fu a,% n
order, n1ut upon tllc several bishops Of t!se
same, not tho right only, hut Its duty
ntso, nf protecting III thu holding Ut tint
fa'! a a rseoysr,fng :fng g. q tat orlerl tose Sc
I,islnps IL tho rrntestnnt Episcopal Churcl!
| III thu United States Ut America assembled
litlty 1t ct'nsecrntion by Il single cot,sccrn-
tor. int on record tl!eir c.in tint III thu
| organization uf tic reformed churches with
| tlley sllnrltt foliuw thu teachings of tho
| canUns ut Nice; md Tint wfler. co'secrn-
tEuli cnliitnt l,r ln,l by tl!reD lisllns nf thu
province, EpiscoIm! orders should at nll
events be confcrird by three bishops Ut n
nntt.mtni clusracter."
'rhn message was ptncet om recnytt.
The Evangelical st'ctettts Df tho Protestant
lnst evening. Bisl,up vnI!, 1T Kansas, pre-:
! slllctl. The receipts during tilu ,,:lSt yeur
were S3l,: ,:aN; remaining lii the treasury,
, 1880-10-23
ANIUSEAIENTS.
Nf,y-iftKl;Il:S.

Miss Mary A,dcrson's engagement Mt this
t,,cn,r, ] vii. wiij clos,, ti,I4 evening" Ariis,tcnly
s'., u,,,,.;a,I,. u ,n, 1o",, sir,nIorl,. enc.
@ crssf"i. Scarly = every ns tight stanlnsroom
cnl,ld only lc l,ad by tliosc vile came 1T
o'clock. THOSE who succeeded In obtaining
,,,tro,,ro r,,,,,1l In marty cvrrv nort n1oyctI
III no part was Improvement so decidedly
night ot tic cxactlng role Of the
G, Countess in Sheridan Know!ss' ! love" :,
This clar3eter H. e. WIS taSem INTO , ,nr re-, re-,
lertolre ltte over }sr nt; @ n i Wsn W.
s,w nef pstUtnfinal.ef tlrihg M er IT, t'st H11Eer
what II ~ now: It WIS er!lttu n cnneeplioIi.
erl1do " c$ecl1t'1n,-tttiln nt tnul's aiAl Dcati-
er; her perforlnance Is slnootll,-i'ot VT per
ess, ss OIL d, y %!.esu i!sart lie l,l!Seee e
!nyc is illttstrat':t!. II magnificent III
IL asE1iity pcantaiMa n IN ts gfaeie
anu ~ us roihelilent stfnis "
sainly Ito wo,nns. Til tic American stag9
wllt,se persolality i could 10 . .Gotap'ctsiy ~!
tiu ey. ~ Anea M Mchraeter troro @ afo IT, 'fhs ~,
ii lilo prcse,tationof the echaracter afIse from
ihe cn!1se w ; n;ssltsliSu II spgak!nE Of o., her
Euttdnc tl,o other tay,Gv,tho iiI,!asatuttty M Of
fully mistress, Of t!'e resources Of
lar nrt; rs SHOWN last night IT. tllo scehe oEer
tel9 i0ay 0f MM0h rs ny falis stlllila! hy ttlo
!El,tl.iE. T!ore wns intensity nlid tnrc1 & ~
Foyern%l; there WIS lolidless ailtl ylgor ~
her delivery. hnt there Wns 10 hemrt ~ iler
Worasi 'et snaee 'et m! ny st,s,y H. 't1ics 1e @ r
'Tlint HllG can meet tlG requirements
, 1880-10-23


TolEpo, O., Oct. :as-rhe chess contest
f.,r the championship ut tho State ueuln flr
llntl Block III tnls city this afternoon. be-
tween 4. EttIingcr, of Cincinnati, md Ala,t-
rico judi of Toledo, md Is attracting great
dead Of Interest AMONG loyers Of tho royal
game. Tho player wl,o Is first to secure live
gaines Is to be accounted the Wilmer; drawn
ise, iI i,oycs W 6y euel, piayer are to b. tnaIeto
tho l,ol.r, urtt eucll gnuIe must bG cUinplGtvl
without n1sy Intervening adjournment, Tho
match h lln'ter tho nnspices of ny 'rote.ln
acting ~ utlplrGS.
'rlt. first Knt,o commenced at s:3o. p. III.
mud closed nj u y. Ill. ahls evening thu Sec
nnd WIS commenced ut I y. m. and closed Mt
Q. E.tlfnger wo,i both tines nftGr Il sl,nrp
en,,tcst. Judd reslgntnE Ut tho ,forty-thtrl
AhA thirtletll moves respectively. Az O:W
thu third game wis commenced, which II
prt,yIng ii very tniGli one. AT ll:W Judi
WINS considered to llnye slight advantage.
, 1880-10-23

s0oooo. provided It ,nny lc decided to- 4 Eentle.:
tnan who has agreed to ndvanco s0QtEa.. md
a,l,,.ini rc,,tal Of SaGhl, tn1rs and Insurance.
with M uptlon OF pnrehusc, Gt <th,oA tlao tu,i.
aslce OF $Fl,tDt to bo raised l'y an asfUssmens
mt 10 exceed $100 upon each. member nf
tho Club, payable IN cash, md tho tnltln-
ton fcc 10 be Increased Tic Cstll!
will net upon tho Abnve proposition. and
It IL expected tl,nt tho FlN nsscssne,lt referred
tn in rho resolution will pccnsion considerable
'ako n subscription parcr vns circulated. nnl tho
l,n1dstiue sim Of s:a0O0 ,sns pledged. The ClHl,
l1ns atn,.t ssNAl ltt,w In ttA TREASURY. 81 nnsy
F!a} ,,t,i4, ia ncrtfcsl tn mike rlttu rcllt.:il
f:h,,tssl, nnl n,n,ly Of tue ,n.eulVrs thInk TINT
th!* rn,,1 s4.sIy ln r4,Iscst by stt1scrlrtlpi.
Is IN that Rr1aIn,1 tint Tho a*scss''G!it T. ujItGl
a,,,ctl,lc,l th!s evening brforr II IL passed..
, 1880-10-23
THE UNION CLUB

For GoluG tnp pa4t tho UC!un Club hus been
uluktng e,deaynsa tu yet possession Vt tho p.o.-
e1ty nuw le4xel by II, which u et,lll,lluuly known
M tho "Oz!an piace," aId t1e el1urts os tho
plrectuts to ralso luolcy fur this purpUsu hayu
mt with st,Mle 1tscaaura uf sucrcH4. Mr. james
II. NartsA,, VIM ts trstua for tho property l,rst
Uttered to ses! tho C!nh the cast s4 fuet Iur tho
sun.0 Ut $HQ, ,uo0 cash. .Ihs. aawoycf. dd not SIT
l4ty tho Club, which wA,ltud to xet TOR that sum
tho elst al7ts feet, which et.loa up to tho iesl-
nis.Krp1nls. Mr.: Nurtoll. utter sa,llo c',nsslur.
utloll. hus n{reud tu lct thu Club havo thu l74s'
Ut s4e kalme 1xure, NUT special meeting Ut the
E!u6 III tn Ga held thts eventug " tho Clu H.
iiplsD for the purpose " colIslsesiBx wr!ttun
Hts'p,sltion xhtch ~. Norton bus prepared.
following. resolution WAS at1ptei: "iikso.rta.
That tho Directory rrGt,InupilJa 10 the Cluu u
buy thu rast sisss tcut Of Ibis pnope4 ty fut
, 1880-10-23

Tile attractions Mt tic various theatres ncxt
wctK Will bu: "I'ilutts" by tho llnlrlsthls
ut Ilooley's; .John 1lnhbcrton'a new play,
"Deacon Crankett," Mt the Grand Opera
lIouse: "Tl,e EtGctric Light II now larcical
cnn,e.ly,a llnvgrlS'a; Our 9;nbtns." II in,'-
S Mst sas Ez: Eur4:stSr 81 a a uiyuns n n
lfdxcppa.
"rhe OMy'nor,n BY i. G. Lancaster. pro-
lIs.s nn.le hit. I'l!n iieec lna!e great sl,n-
cess Ii, !;"ll.ton. The New York ltthtne
s"y syy Of Mr il. M j. Byrs" ,1 ~ tas i Is .rult u TO to
think tint It eunla llu written by n,other
liuns. Il nGn!'lsls Will. t!!u lttlninr nf ctlnl-
yoke, With lEighly-cnl0rett s!;eteWs uf lukl-
Views u ths Sytty;tlay Incltisnts 1t ~, will
happy tnr,'s ut verbal expressluil, with nnnls-
fn; ettlss-linr,,oscs, aud with II Wild sort nf
funny entanEleme,lt Ut PERSONS a,la incl
slents.'
A sliecial ltspatcll from Dnston to tie Gill;
SW|Hnat, 1xets a; EYSs ;s s x G n 9t H, s " wy
Sirs. Sir !wpni' 1mogs3'o. 3 staes it'at al
in oil tho time fhat s,ta wis travelling nbout
ts so@ntry Ttt tnSntEitni tn e",v siH
except her Uw1l, which hi llnltltrl for her.
This statement would bu amusing, but lllnt
It relltps to q subject too gLastly tnr ntfrlls,
troni her, wl'tcI!, for so!,i, rs,so,n Or witll;
preserved. tho lay Is always for lnnney. md
III such nnln!lits us Il! rtnt!er 1t ridiculous tu
wi,,lci, siu nti9iit l!avo poss;..sscst.. llrre
canie iisr busimrss assi,t dc. IS
1878: "Slln liatl = company nf s!xtenn pel.
s9!s a'd s Mas a tpxns , tl's sss e' a.t y IL.
| tNlIIOSSfblu fur lIGr tn Ept ill GtlE;lgUltJlt
, 1880-10-23

Preparing tl,o Appropriation Bills
Thu bullion RuplA-Luttur Wanted.
Rnkt In flaniteh tn 1.hS f.hfthna Tribune.

Preparing tlao Appropriation Bills
Tho lsu!lton Rund-Lnttur Wanted.
sptstat Daspateh to 7hs Chteaes Tribune.
WAHNlS0TOS, u. e., Oct :@sss.-fte clerk ot
the l1Ouse Appropriation Committee exrects
TINT tho Committee will assemble IN Wasl-
ingtoM about tho 18TH nf November to Degtn
tlle preparation. Ut tho annual Appropriation
bttls. lilo thinks II t1e department estimates
are promptly forthcoming tho Ar'lIr, thu
illltic bills will b1 III I'LL ntiyAitteu stuEe Of
December, ... +
n thd ITtstt7t Assttattd Pnrss. -.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. aaaa,-rlle Trcfs
nry department to-tlay transformed tX.AA
bullion Fund in the Now York assaY 0f|ie9
S:hl 0O, ,000 III gold ruln to ne1,nu tl!o Stlistan-
ttnIent II .ray for thu forrlgn gold bl!lltDn
alltl ro!n which Is expected To nrriyp isuu'l.
rhs ako; $@ ;t,fu,HffStFsd .fMSs dai, 5ar ts
NIfsst; Te Postmaster Of New fork * psylns' 70.
criyed II cablu MlSsagu. fruM tho t'Dtrertsir
uf i',stes ut Hamburg, GurlnstNS, reu4eat.
letter fr,'n Hamburg INV, III thy Aldp,tea,l
ln,llls, audressc1 to Il llislnesa 1lFdl lii this
country, tlu r0st-Otllce l}sl'hit''.Hns slIl.
st5St ssts1 II aS',rt,9 @ @ " tq q @
DepSrtn,u1,t Ut l;t,sts slti;trd,l,y viii III II
s,Nllslb!u TOR my .!anfage callSet hy Your at
unn, rrturn t!u lrtfsr f1int Hamburg " re-
Hfifts irs by sfSe s e,snsos as aYs IT, # az S Il
| tiprllbnny.".+ !
| Iii The District Supreme Court yesterday a
continuance was grln!4tl lin tf!a MuA!ynn
elnlm tue .cnscs Ut Alcs!A4ns vs.. hla1n!ts!t.
npua tho representa-. id,ls OF aol,scl TINT See.
yetury Eyarts, III wlIoso lalAls tlle fM'nl in
ilspl[t. rell,atns. IN nGout to ailstrbntu 1t ,s
arlso INT Ut II dispute between thu' lIwyura
tu tlle 10 per cent feo iii Sl|A8la uhtuincd
from thg Maxlcun tiuternnlcAt,,bYtlM tlM fN,llt,
lies u alnhrua 81; i''!sol.s, AaF4'! II; C"l.;
killed III Mvxieo, Aux. III, 1865. :,
Iluy tho Improved Howe Soalsa. Borden,
Sallouk i CO., Avcnt4, Df Luke atnnet. 3;
, 1880-10-23

LEAnylL1.E, G0lo., Oct. 1.-William
CaMpbeli arrived III this ,ctv Inst ntst1t, pnst
l,1ste from jacks Gub1n, rlg1,tntiles from the
reservation, mud roborts thut II bloo.ls bnltle
occurred bctweell'a party Of volunteer
RINGERS from tlIea Gunnlson district, c0l,l-
na,lctl By ntlted 1ntliaM fighter ln,nc1
Jack Harrison, and band 1T utcs so,aa jfty
III number. In which several 1nllals were
killed md wounded,
Thu fight opened nbout midnight by tho
Indians approaching tiu camp where thu
white men, thirty.tve strong, wGro spending
tic night. 1t was! kept up TIVE or tllree
hours. tho wlllto men irsng Mt tic iasli Of
the InsEnn rifles. Tho Utes retired with Mt
lcnst twu killed mid soyernl wounded. Onty
ono Ut tho whites WIS hnrt,-a slight wound
IN the forehead, caused by Ute riflc-lnll
rcho,lndng from tile s.trfact Of the rock
bel,ind Which l,e lily concealed. The trail of
the Indians led for two miles straight back
to the reservation. iuna then dtgressed Oil n
contrary course boyplhl ttsboui'tlarles.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. :s.-fhe Clubs Demo-
crttt this morning publishes II Leatlyllo spc-
cial giving nn ACCOUNT Ut light last Monday
night between company Ut ttllrty-iIvu vol
untcers, RINGERS, under .Inck Harrison, md
q band uf abo,t iifty ute Indians, iiear 4.
small town called .Jack's Cabin, ~ whlsl!
seyural Ihlialls wGre sald ~ bv killed anl
wo,iMlcd. ". II. Watsworth, n business
"Wednesday ,iori,lng. arrived l1ero Tonight,
ntNl tilscretlts tho story. liz s,,ys Jack l!nr-
ristln Is not l;n0wli at n.nnison City. No
news Of the tight l!at! reached there when llo
| left, although GunnlsuIt Is only Ytx-
tecl. iniles from Ju's's Cabin, willie
lIea.lyille IL sixty niles away. md 1t wnt,ll
bU vrrs unlikely TINT II NM, from Tho iinrrs-
so1l lt.Ingcrs would - tn Lca.lsllto for. nn-
nlllnitiOiit ~ tlo 6peetal stntus, when plenty
cu,lI.l 10 procured within oiie-uuarter Of tho
| dk5tulleu to that pufnt.
, 1880-10-23

tors, Conra,l scspl, William Z. sripp. titles
i. I.efens. Also.{n thA tlrNy Iron Cotnimny,
Chirag, capitnt 'E:,5 0oo; .corI.orntors, +. r.
June. n. G. Niles, J. j: Hughes. Also. to
capital 10000; rtjrpurators, Tiny W. Foster,
Charles u. Cor. MIllnm D. Morton, Jr.
, 1880-10-23
CHlEE NthiMQ.

CisclsNATL o., Oct, :asa..-rho lion. Joseph
Nim1lo, Jy., Chief ut dia Bureau ut Statistics
ut Washington, su0nt: to-day in this cIty In
conferences with -tla correspondents ut the
Treasury Department, alnt With so,.e repre-
splltnt&yu busimesA-Illell, with rtK1lru 10 the
ulM tratlt Interests Ut GInctll-
tjIut}, liz left this pyellillx far st. Louis.
, 1880-10-23
SPORTING NEWS.


l. lAtII UbtHt
The twrrty-riffr racc ut the Jockey Club
truck, Thnrslny between Miss rinneo, Of
Colorado, nil. Miss Jewett, of MINNESOTA,
was Il pronounced success, so far rs pleasing
the large crowd III attendance was concerned.
a,,tl ut the CLOSE Of tho raco tho opinipn was
general that another contest betwsen thu
lutlles would draw MI even lnrger crowtl
than did that Of Tlurs.lny. Among the spec
tntors was Miss Fanny Louise DucklnglIam,
WIN lE,s appeared bnfore tho public u'l vnrl-
OTIS occasions In tho role Of .MuzcDpn. Coll
ccfvlng that tho abilities Of Misses plnneo
anil Juwett rs liorsewollAt1i Ind been OVER
rsttetl, Miss Buckingham Mt once ANNOUNCED
her willingness to rtue twel,ty-nliie race
agafnst either or boil, Of tic latl!cs for u
stake Of from 500 to sl,uo0 side: \
cltulleugN tn this elttct waa published
iii yesterdays paper. niil during tho tlny tho
representatives Of the women gut together
aud snon stlcee.ded ~ MrranE!ilg for sss-
Tic backers uf EACH rider put ~, 9'a0. ahl to
tllis sum Alessrs, Bemls a1ul ltich'lio.lt' suld
sl,ooo' nakinE X; tlle total alnount to bo eol-
in Ur;lcr tint tl,ere muy be no trouhlo on
account Of refractory llorsrs, the lu'l,agt-
1nent Inns l,lHtlu arrangements IL seGnre
thirty irst-clnss steetls, which will b. tGsse.l
by tic ladies' Atnnduy. so that Oh tho follow
HHi ttlEiH VIII IG HtllltJ1 lE NE'N1o ~
rcisu,i ct l,alks. T'llu race wilIIcgtn pron'pt-
ly ut $50 o'clock, md. III ncc0r.ilnce with
tic policy OF Mr. lientis, tho admission fGu
will be reduced to N cents.
Owing tn the cold nsNl ,isagreeable weather
the natfhGe advertised t0 Go given nt the
Central l'nrk track tlIis afternoon will not
take pince, but IL thu weather u fnytyrnble
tile lust nla!1nte iur tic seasun will bc given
next Saturday ut ) u. III.
Special UlsPaieh IL Iht Chicago 7rhnht.
DASyI1.tE, ILL.,. Oct. 9.-'fhc fourth and
last day Of the races of the Danvillo Jockey
a,ut Trutting Club WIS Opened with tlle freq
fOr-nlt tr0t, PURSE saDo; lI0npsrttcr, Pilot H.,
Elm Earl, Mltl .tbuallAh hoy to start. Pilot
Il. 1.utl tic tole. Elm Earl scrOlld p|nte,
nDnesettnr third, aud 4Ab.tullal, 0rtsile. The
results uf tho huNts were Ms follows:
ltnncettIeE.'..-...-'.... .....-s''''' -. .ts.1 !
l'lHm N..., ...ts..s..:...+. ..+ ...s-4 ].
tlNt!.. '...-t.s..'ssss..... y
TlHte-.::c:; :..:3l; :;:Il!4: ::3l.
The a:o5 pacing race resulted rs follows:
HtLGSlCF HIlth....,... ..,,..........,.: ! l
GAgt. JAGK..-. .+.+.-....sss'.*s+s'.n :.
Tia:-$:;s:; 4:;0; ::si,i; :34.
Hopeful gave an exhibition trot; NO tint
/ announced.
postponed owing to rain.
, 1880-10-23

Special Dtsnatth to ms Chicago Ttthuns.
ROCHESTER, n. y, Oct. 4.-Atr. Sonlo
cables froul London 10 tho Democrat anu
Chwy1,tclc TINT he has Inspected tho Tyun
cn,,rse, md IL satisfied with 1t for tho grent
International regatta.
, 1880-10-23
NEW CORPORATIONS

- Special DIsateh to 1as chleuso ?rtsuns.
6pntxuFIEI.1,, ILL.,, Oct. a3-'i'he SECRETARY
OF State to-lny Issued u license to ur-
ganlze to the VEST Side Brewing Co,n-
pany ot Ch!euxo, capital, s5o.o4.i roruolu-
, 1880-10-23

tho population OF Delaware Mt 143O5s. OF
thls total n, rs, aro nlahs mud =. 05t females;
i,ns,l; ls0, 1sh nre white and a1. 40 culorf1. In
1870 tho total population was l25,0l5.
, 1880-10-23

a few weeks since Mr.. N. l.. Kcmpcr, Of lit
TETON, Coo cnllpd OH Drs. LoRati- l. Cally. s02
State street, this city, and was treated by the1n
for r,,pturo BY their now n1otitSxl. f1o writes
stenl ~ his le.tcrnf Oct. u: a,n gott1nR n1nnx
81 s.ics.e.s Il, thoir trent,nuut that thoy win
guarantee ul1sr It, every utlse Ut rupture they
itt,.tIrtnka ~ trent.