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: GRAPE ON TIE DAn'L.
AdoKE WHICH T1cK1!Ep o1.p HAM,y.

WAsll.NaroN,. D.: c., Oct. aD.-A dissatis-
t!etl Democrat, oil u visit from, Nav York,
tells hls friends hero a bit Ut family history.
lfa anysthat, ut meeting ut tho State Gem
trnl Committee II. Now York, held Just after
tho Inltnl'a olectloI,, ut which Mr.. Til.len
WIS present, olt9 OF tic speakers was lcclar-
Ing TINT all tho signs, wore Indicative Of
great Democratic victory, lit sutto of tho
lnassing eloatls. When llo lnd closed ntlOtl,cr
osd al'tl snll It wasall very wall' to talk Ut
victory anil tfito comfort one another With
pleasant slmcohes, hut, turning and bowlng
towarsl Mr.. Tiltlen, the speaker salsl he lie.
sired TO Gull their attention To ollc tmmrtant
fact, na,noly: that "there WIS ct1pe on the
bar'l." at this 3ir. Tl!don laughed heartily,
mud with every evidence of caruust approval
Of tllo declaration. :.
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NORTH OAnOLINAt'
A nEcIslQN In TIE I,EllNY, CASE.

. BPetta1 U1p0ttA 70 1hS Ih1f1G0 7T71HH*s
WAs.slSaroS, D. O., Oct. eo-Jndse cast
ter decided to-day that lie would rrtoK''lIe
the reaulsitian Of ltAe Governor. If Norln
Caroltna tor Perry, the cculbfttt Republican.
Tho'eytlencp u show thpt thyeat, lad bes.
uttered :against thb lifs ut rurry and f'a'
fears ara entertained by hin, uat, II surteh'
aerctl, he will 10 s.iyren.tGrcl to DESTRUCTION,
was not permitted to ctuns n under tisesp a'
proceedings, but opportunity win bs o'iesa
NOV. 5 to PROVE these ussortious, as an applH
cation tor a writ 9f hahehs corpus has oeel.
made 'oal behalf of Perry. and lie has oef.
granted bail until TINT >day. 'Pcrry's ffleu's
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affiliations, tDv vute for WIItnm bowl for
Mayor Nn TMrsslMy next. TtlA IL

TIE IEF4H u .s18 Vf V9sI7 IS7ITESf
which have exrItel t',a population Of tl,fsclty
from tim. tlnnlnnMrinl. Onp ,Df tho most
notable things s,f The campaign III thu rity IS
the open built 0F Tittlcl,'* i.lost trslcsl md
avswai Il, support III. Dow,i W Thl I Ihoit wii!
exteud thruii9l.n.lt The rtty, nnl ,.i,lst atld
!argciy tn tlle llcruhlca.l VOTE. atessrs.
WIckliht,l, iiayrI1iey0r 4 %. I,avn'tnnny tel.
Tamn,nMy pnrty. ..Thc,l tltcFols Il inrRe. ule-
I,,rnt of tho American ]}Guocrnttc ,nen.bers
work OH bcl,alf of Mr. ,Dost,l., .'llirse men
feel 1t is n tnattgr Of pn!ltea IttU Or. death
to kill Kelly ait, t;racr: II ln,sslLlc. These
gentlemen hrgnp that 10 bolt s virtue: md
INT n nrinto, ai,tl instnllc0 tfo. .casos 0f Mr.:
kaIly, win Inns again bccD1io t'te lea.ler. Of
!lie Delnocraecy Notwithstanding he dcfcated
Robinson Inst fnlf.
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BEN l}UTLEls.


KuslOI THAT SATAN WAS COMING Also.
Sytetat Dfspassh. t, 7hs Chicago Tribune.
NEw rOlIi,, Oct. a0-rhor0 iaye been VERY
silly sto ries curront IT, tho cltNct that Gen. H.
i. l,utlar woI,lA! put IL, III al,nearanca hero
NJ attorney fur tho Aoruy cstsstc," ta prove
thu pal,ers at tho person IL w,onl It IL H.
legged IL layu been written. t;en. Butler Is
M fool. aud t'leru Is no .prohabltity that ilu
will taku step Ut tllts ktntl; innsMuu!l rs Ile
Is tho shrcwsl IL lawyer tu pl,.cu himBelf In
such IN utliayQsable position ..
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NLORIDA.
! Huettdl Dftputth 10 T'ts Chicago Tribune
lf{)lsEFtJl,. :

- Nso ~''e"'-' j.
NEW YonK, Oct. GA correspondent Of
tho Times telcgrapts from Jacksonville,
Fla, tonight that lIe made q trip through
middle md western Florlla for tho p,.rpo,e
Of ascertalning tho condition Of tbs he.
publican party iii those sections, md
the probability Of Republican victory
In this, State in :: tho co1nlnr
election. Middle Florida has llarctofoye
eSssrystion e knoSs tlat ihofo n' fo Ss'iss asss
Republican gains In tliat section, md niary
Of the cnulitics which were Democratic ii
1877 will glre Republican lnajorities in dc
coming election. 80
, 1880-10-30
7
GOOD NEws yAoM TAR kE'oHnon1Sd
ep&eias UIspnttA to Ih4 fAteafo 3fkbtsnx. :.

.s.s spsetal DispateA to 1h4 qAstaeo 1fsbuu&. >
=, NEW YN1uf, Oct. 3a9.-[hla Of tho. grcah&
political demonstrations ever 1uada In NeY
Jersey, II not the, very greatost was: ule
tariff. parade today ~ Newark, 1t was not
only astoundln2 II taQ Democrats, bit d
surpr,so to' tho Republicans themselves, fnr
nobouy would hnya beloved that Newark
could ,uakn sucl in display OH any
occastul,. 1t WIS u demonstration such as
the Metropolis !tsvltmight nake.-a parade
six mlles loug, witt, ffoul la.000. to 1900 men
In line, and huntfc upon hundreds Of
wagons bearing representative tproluots OF
oil Of NeWark's cyuntless factories. It took
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shnxlng TINT tile letter. II then mailed. rs Is
claimed, cUul,i nos even hnve been rccctvct!
In this tity, much less have beet a'ninpct!
here. It srel,ls to he agreed everywhere that
this testimony ttisposcs ef tic case.
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n,nr,,ino
,rhcn wos n tnrrc crowtl of spcctntors
,,ro.n,f
ria ruye1o,m in which The NTorey letter
.voa cantntue, ,yns hn,,,tpr1 10 ,Jntlrr Davis,
anil ~, ,nntn,, NJ c,n,ner,. lint via ,1ccnrcl
,,,,,'r,,t ri o1 r,,,,tcu,nt.
Assistant Jlistrtct- Atfor,cy r,ell called Al. |
,rr, Il, Soutl,wnrth tn t1lc stn1ui. Mr.. South
wur,b testified tint he wos NJ, cxpcrt in l,a,nI.
writIw of tftuc,, wears expcrience; he l,a,l |
,n,,,,nrc,l ti,o ,ho,oaropi,fc nrnl the pt,o,o-
llthorraprIc com of u,c Mercy letter will,
tl1c N,.kwe,, and Jewell lrttrrs; l,e did not
ittuk t!,ey wrrc Il, tho same handwriting;
nlsn co,nparc, tho Marry lr,tur. will, exhibits
vn which tho warrant VI nrrrst was obtained,
n,ni fn,,ntl s,fl}cicnry Of characteristics to
enable lin, 10 form III, opinion TINT tllcywerc
III tic sa,l,e handwriting.
Crss-exnmfnul-Nf.ne had come from
Bostnn u, n telcgrnphtc ,Fnuest of Marshall
Jewell; expected pay for his services; llaiU
utluyli nj tho request Ut atcssrs. St0ught0n,
KNOX. ami Davcml'urt; g,se before them
synopsis nf wt,nt lie wnntlt testify to; nGyer
saw thu original Morcy letter until this moris-
linz. -
t'in NOT KNOW GEN. 0AnrfEFn
Did mt ktlnw for whom he VIII vnts.
Tie prOsre'Isit'n nr$t called William r.
llnen'l, Of 'rrty, a'a expert IN hat!dwfi'l'lg:
Witness a'at' exnn'llctl t!lo Marcy letter niat
the photo hid tlih p''oto.ltthoafapiie co'tles
of H. together Will, exlial'l's on W''lcF INC
warrants were obtained. n'ltl llis 0plli1oi was
tllnt tic person wlln wr'tc the exhibits wrote
the Alorey letter. Tic Nlofcy letter was eSl-
ae"ats tao Wsn'ls ~ le's''it '"'l's,nk "
nan". M =. la'sou.s"R, n""s'ci' ~. n.i ''"" :, -.
.ei'9,'es " i''s u".t =, ''' ~; t,.,' rAi'',
'he S'enaau" OF h"nwnra !I',p' -, ~.
ael'y st'l'.Mf 70 k !" hepl, III ..lc
.a"ses taei' """csS t"a'tt osues si'nl'a.
'ca !" ,he 'eir's: 1'e n"'s eA"!u"e,. "'1
l"'ot,'.hnoHf"ps,l; s"r'es W. ce'tu's u.s. 1,,
hiM = anl t!ie "f,eanas tnereot, thc Mek-
Well al'll !e"e'i ei.ets' a'," ~ 'lee'"'e" t'ieS
"e'e ho' W l''e s'"e '''''o"t"!''S'
Cnoss-ESAN1SEn ny Mis. 1m'ooEE:
llceoisetl tclcgram from sac',. Jnwcll ycs'
trrtsay 10 COME here ainl expected 10 be '@s'l.
Dld int Knew uc'i. ''ar1!eld' antl was nut
Interested III HIM any further than to give
lin, his vote. Wlt'rss wus then shown by
Mr.. StouEllfnn tfor tlto rrosreut'on) tho c''-
Vel"le nfou"ceu t'!lS morning, a'ltt WINS
ASKED II t'aerc Ia't been MI esnshfe on tsic
staInp,.alnt Ito answered III tho affirmative.
Continuing, lle said: "Ilero is an er'tsl're
1li tho stamp III the tlato OF tho nlonlh. !
cannot s'1S ws!nt TIC uf'Rinnl ttl!te WIS: THO
lh'llc'li!o1ls hre tHAt ttle tlhte a'h month nave
been erased by rubbing on t5nck Of envelope.
The stainp aalv t!lcro oonss Indications OF
frasurc. Iiia datc aini'n'o'lt'l ca''''ot b. tle-
clb1ered. Ihere nre thfec Ha''ps On tue
envelope, III Wh'cn no tatea car nc '''a'e
olit, I'LL dutes Btcn1nrIy bclt8 bfascu.'
Mil. sulrrIIwonTll
was t1lon recalled by Nr. StoneltoIl. lie
WIS 1INt,urtl tic AfUrcy u1yclnl)E. NtNj. after
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objected to, pn tho ground that bliss was the

cnv,.,nno n n m,crosrn,,is i,st. n,ni lmye
fcuntl ,.rus,, rcs. nIso tfn,t m thc s.n,nn n
Bu,,r,. ~, wna nrlutnt,. wl,Iic what ry.l) n
no,,r. vi ia n,,t nrfn,r,l Int ia innc,irdtuni
1tr,,,r ort 10 mt snt II, tho sn,mn iIr,i viii,
thu t,rrnrc ,ni Ahnyn nnti n tttlc tn fhe
rlpht ~ ,1,c ,yor,i .Nurcv thern IL nyl,1onrr
NJ ,so eros,,rrs. NM wnrtl ti,nt th,nk IL
,rso :, nmi IN ti,a n,hnr thcro il IN ,vnr,J
.rhn rrasurc IN tl,o teft nf 4Esn., ia co,,,
ftnurl, nuIl i. nearly In linn viii, thc linn,
1nt stnmu IN Tim reverse of tho cuyelopn
shows,
Ey,Dcscr OF rwo ruAsunrs
within tic rlnR. Under ,he wor,l salorcy,
there Is eyt,tolice OF MI orns,tre inst nr,lcr
tic litter W. The aetters sor, nrc written
pyer NJ, nrns,,rc. TIN ward sLynt,,I IL writ
TIN below fl uort,on uf nm eroa,,rr, and tf,ore
IL n lEttle crasurc nl,nyo Tim tstnss.t'
c,u,ss.rya,,txr,, nv ,t,,. ,,,,,oxr.
"1 cxnn,lnrI thn e,,vclon,. nj tlln POST Uo1cc
#, urcsrncc Of Air.. 13ltss. Mr. Sto,,oI,.on. Mr..
t,nv,nrt,. william Finn md Afr. Knox.
tloi,I know wt,o hronrtt # tl,erc.n
.fu,,,yr I,nrls-t tntrnsind Ii IN Mr, 1,ctt,
AIR nrnorn--1 ,,n,aratnntl Tho Iettrr ,ya suot
In m nnt If xn,,r Iiou,,rts cnntrol. md rrn,t
yo,Ir fimor.s attention, tu tln foct Tint tl,c
Ic,trr ia mi In the snn,o rendition NJ when
.iu,luc f,nv,s-t cut ofr port Of tim cduc,
'rhr I'm sa Il, II wctc III there
Charles fIo,rr,nn wns tl,c,, co,1c,, otu1 tes,t.
,lrtl No fn,i,ys. ' '',''' ''''''
MTha nlo,np-ont of t,,o cnvc1ono wa,
,oo,1,, ,,,,,nr ,,y: e,,r,nrvIa1on
~ ,,,.f,,,,s,,, ~. ,.,nw Am. ,,,r
MN, n rs In Tia samc c,,,,i,,Iom now n. v,,o,
7 ranat,.I II mnt,cri ~, nrns,,rra ~ T Ill
.at ,s.,,. 49,. ,,,a..,, ~" -''''"'~'' Nv"
I,,ir 1,h;, taat,t,o1. - -oe,,,o Il, yo,, ,,,-
nv. ~, n,,ttnr ~ .io ,,un.,t..,, T,..,,.,
~ ,,,a.".ae,,,, n,d ,,nv<> .,a.,a /. ..,,. t"s
,.,,, m' ,.a,n hno,, an,'a; o' ~.
,.t,rns, 90 ~ oxn,rt ,ns.,r', ca., th Wrra, -"
.nxn,n. .,sn rrs us.u w, " ,,n." " NV ax.n,,n
t. ,,,ar ,,,;,sosonno .r,.a s,rtann ~ s,,a
-, "r ;s .,1at,,.,,nd !" ,an'. n,,,s ". ',.,n uo
~, p"p'. ,,o 20 ,,i,.n,.esad - "' IT,. i,; h' m.
IN ~" ~ mn,t 's"'s so,.,r,, m , ,,''.,,.s eton" ~
on,, ai,n,. IN ron,, in e,,rns '' os. ''Je H..
,nrt. .fhero 10 ~, nu arosmra o,,", ". VIZ ts,',
,vorJ ,ro,o, .,t,"r,' ;',,, h'o,, ov;",i,. .,,a
, 1880-10-30

tho mail IL delayed tho pouches would be
tNkt1l to tho New York POST Office md tho
package would ba removed to other pouches,
but tho letters
WOULD NOT Bn STAMPED 1..:1.E.'
There vas no cross-cxnlntnatioll.
joint Richards, called for the prosecution,
tcstilled: ~ am General Superintendent Of
tho city delivery department Of the 1'ost-Ot-
flee. llavo boon 80 for seyoy years. Tho
letters received lor city delivery only arc
stamped. Tho tlmo Of tho atanp is
changed every thirty minutes md proof
taken Of II ansl certified tn bo correct before
1t is used. tho stump Of, tho back Of tho
Alorey, letter is tho receiving stnmp of our
o'l!cu. The datels not OH It, ,Ihe figure 'a'
Is the last letter OF II ltuublo lAto.
cin'ss-ExAM1NEp NJ GEN. ruvon:
"lsaf0remy engagement In tle Post Office.
was q partmer iii thu furniture firm Of Da
Graaf Il rnyIor. lett thu firm When tho
pnrtnors!,lp was up, l l'nye not heard they
accused t1le Ut dlhlloiiesty."
y, +, Stroud, for tho prosecution testified:
~ IN. head clerk OF tho railway null
service between Washington, and Nnw York,
ln January, 1870. letters from Washington to
!.yill, Miss, did not gu through the New
York T0st-Oitlce, except OIL Sunday morn.
1'lE." 'llIern wus no eruss.Hxa,,t!nattosi.
Assistant Postmaster Pearson, reca!led for
the prosecution, testified, "l'I,o Washington
inn'l that guea through tl.iB city Su,lday
E's'r'!ing Eora through Il, original POUCHES,
wittnnAt being changed" There WIS III
er0ssrxanihAttotl.
Daniel 7. AMes, RECALLED for ths proscc,,.
tion, testified: "'fhe handwriting IN thu
Morey envelope closely resembles tl,o cx-
hlDisa which ar1 III flstlp's wrlttng,''
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duty to sit ns an examining magistrate, 10
[sslte my warrant not tor tho purpose Ut sub
sofvlng the Interests Ut Any purty, No ap.
prpac'. ta sue Inns ever been ,l,ntle u, that
subject by my person connected will, nny
party, luHt II Ia not my Itlleilslui 40 tl con
duct thlA cass As u lieut.! to my other
than perfect a,M absolute truth. rhis
application tor adjournment Is un ordinary
pi,%, u1's wo0ll be grtlItet. 1t IL Il, uifor!ty
With universal pslcslect al.tl, b,sldea, ula tIu
phrt nG thu prosecution extra t!elnya l,ayp
been orcahluitctl By tie lloll.pmductIun OF tho
letter, fur which tile CURT WIS obliged to
lossp1ic hehrlns, III thu Ilrst pluce, Bulllo-
thing more than three hours; and then, by n
resort to What must appear 10 every o,,u O
STRUT construction Ut lunguugu, tho anYclopa
was not Forthcoming, uni 1--WE hours ln0ro
wstu consumed. These extra uelays caused
tha loss ot nearly half q day. Though tho
counsel lu tllls case Rro not banlahIs for
lhia.
AN Nor WILLING IN ltE PLACED IN A
-. FAi.st: lt,srrlOS,
alnl Will glye bath stdea usery opportunity
ta presont their evidence, II tho prt,sue,ttoll
are lot ready, tho defense eau proceed a1,cl
give why when the prosecution aye rlultly. l
will adjourn the euse until o'clock.
When tho Court seasselnbled, Gen, Pryor
md Ar. brooke, ot counsel for uaa dufulse,
inferred, accompanied by
TUE lion. AnnAM y. HEWITT,
whose presence gayu rlse to repJrt that he
WIS 10 take tho staad US u witness for tic llo,
1ulse,
Witness Hogan was recalled by Cul. Bliss
1ck tho prosecution, hut his examination was
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Johns River, where all river steamboats,
pass, sand three and half miles from Lake
Beresford Landing; very nearly in the
Geographical Centre, north and south, of
Volusia county, and almost exactly in the
centre of the
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

Gainesville, Fla, August 8, 1880. {
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tlon to make final proofinsupport of his claim
and secure final entry thereof at the expiration
OF thlrty days from the date of this notice viz:
John L. Chandler, Presumption Deciaratorv
Clerk Circuit Court Mt Enterprise, Fla, on
Tuesday, September 2sth, 1880, for the south !
OF southwest t, Section D. Township IS south
OF range 30 east, and names the following as
MS witnesses, viz: Reuben Marsh, Barton
Brooks, j. ID. Brooks, and d. A. Prevatt ali of
DeLand, Fla. ''i VI
lis LIZ L. \. BARNES, Register.
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the development of the agricultural Florida
exponent of
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NOTICE.
U. s. Land Office
Gainesville, Fla. August -. 1890 Z

''1e, I''', 1AuSUoU Il, IOOU. J
" Complaint having been entered at this of
flee by Julius Dahl against A. l.. Wellman for
6,797, dated September IA, 1878, upon the east
of southeast and southwest / of southeast !
and southeast of southwest /, Section 81,
Township IL south, Range 80 east, i'll Volusia
ton of said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at the office of Hon
e. Codrington, Notary Public, DeLand, Fla,
on the 18th day of October, 1880, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony CON
corning said alleged abandonment.
J.. A. BARNES, JOHN +. ROLLINS.
Register. Receiver
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FOR Sale

50 acres OF first-class pine land, unim-
proved 2 miles from DeLand, and 5 miles
from the Beresford wharf. This is a vain
able place of property, price $40 an acre.
A good locality for new settlers as In
is easily divided and good society on both
sides, being between Spring Garden Cen
tire and DeLanu Apply to ~
BENZ. COOK,
los tt DeLand, Fla.