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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-15

me election Tuesday passed ar w.,
quietly al over this county. and 81 -.
- heard from. In the State geners,iw a. q.
me jasper precinct the Democrass ,. -
.ork earnestly IS the handsome os;,,
% majority more than that ar tr,o
1919 sxo shows. Every voter ~ M
township voted except one. who Wa to-
W. W. - DC brought 10 the polls. If
SMe'man qualified rs United State
:.pcrvisor. aud watched the ReruL,icsn
'"'srests closely all day, while two
S-ngere commissioned a. Denn,r
L:n.eu states Marshals, came ~ ~
Tn xns before and were quarfered ~ the
. .nuIsna Hotel, from which thew had
u"ness % the polls every few minmtes
49,. - ~ I .ney couldn't, by their susn;.
~.S;.s .c'Ions' Kick up some rnmpus
10. wouu give the Doctor Super.
~, s"u themselves an excuse to re-
Rn an Unfair election. But our gallant .
49, 49, pore it all, determined 70 !.
ciss sh s..n 'nat tney knew how to exer- I
v;vs e'r greatest right rs freemen, and
~. I ,s - osuse o. ohense. notwithstand-
ho,,eas Jpsu Insult 10 their character forl
th.r. ~ sppoiutlng satraps to watch r
hepubiicanism, ii was necassa.. ~
suppose that some partisans m.st IL
y. awarded BY the five dollars \ dav $780,
AZ unI:ed states Treasury, il some sol
y widow musr be denied q pension
I. ~ ~ we have not been informed II
.no were the Supervisors and MarshsIs
= the other precincts, but are gIad sha.
.ound no occasion to build their mmch "
*isned-for false report upon. In
Money had been used verv free,. 90 no
wo weeks before election bv Rad;.o, no
..sssarIes sent into the county, and has -
esn successful in several instances n - rs
seping men who had smaller sonls =. rs
- nonor from going to the polls. and inc
y are informed that in some insfance. P. !
zen were bought outright like ho~s 10
ne urand Jury will probably affand y. 81
e matter in November. m the nssr
me iet no Democrat be DISCOURAGED A. cta
'e present writing il Is probshia ,has OF
- ; !. otate ticket has been elected. !.
tiers out IN Nove,ci... -. 81 me dial
a'e 70 Hancock and English bv
'ndsome majority. Then
ssIy y your might. ys- rally Tor the r,vh,
shouting Tor Hancock and English.
H S.-The returns received lar c,.,,,
'ne democrats at Indianapolis con
ne ne election Of the entire Republi-
ticket by 5000 majorfty,a sween IN
Legislature, and eight out OF thirteen
nyressmen. Enough for ene 49,
'yes done Il with his Supervisors snd III
'rsnals. Lets talk about someth;m.. are
9. It's more interesting omar,
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SHERIFF's SArr


.r'ue 81 = vendi and alirs eycrp
- -" 70 me directed from In. tIerl
~, s"e Du'ois Circuit Court. | will ~.
ddar 49, puoiic sale TO the highest bid.
'AiC nDA 4, the ;sOth day or De-
tober A. ID. $50.
me hours OF 10 o'clock =
.I..a .'ock =. ~. Of said dav. N tI,n
'1"or 81 thc Conrt-honsc IL the tow, Nv
Jasper. dubois county, Ilniiana. rl,r r.n,.
'"u prohts for term moi cxr.ej;a..
.s s years. Of the following dcscr;i,.'I
M, estate, situated III The t,,un,r
T ,rr ana State or indiana. to-wi,: -
Anc northeast quarter az Tho so.,h
81 quarter. and the nor,I-wcs, ou.,,n.
I. ne southeast quarter ~ I,..';,s
"mcer seventeen ( III. III township ~
ue J. south of range Nuuber MI. fs,l
e~'' combining eighty acres s,,,,;.ai
o"cvef. 10 the oli.-fIiir,l iut.rc., ,,,'..
ha'niida ;. Ferguson. win. IN M
non defendant Jacvb X. Fer.,u.nn
On failure 10 maiize the t,lil
4, ~ Judgment. interest AMI IN, N
a ne same time and place ..x,,n.af
puonc sale the fee simple or saidl
AIKEN ~ The property or Jnroh 4 N
'Iuson. defendant, al the -s,if ~ fL,;s
p"cr Herman. who since di..l NH
',,. a .s'a'e = now represented hv John
.so o. administration thereof. and !,
r:n execution plaintiff herein. -
~ ,a'c VIII be made wilhuut ~,
~ Whatever frcm valuation vr M.
liscmcnf laws. ~ ~
GEORGE cox.
s.,.. sheriff dubois County.
,n.Ne brFTTNsR, ATTY for pm.
&C. ON, 1880 y 3w. IN. r SIum fIo
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AEAlffS SALE.
INOriCE - hereby given that by vir,u
~ special execution 10 me J;r..,a.
rom the Clerk Of The Dubois C;r...;
..onrt' ! viii expose nj public sale y, ~.
highest bidder, on 80 - '"s
Ria the Both day or a..
tobcr A. -. 1850. -
ve,"een the hours Of 10 O'Clock +,
ana = o'clock r. NJ. or said dav !, w.
,oor 81 The Courthouse IN tbc ,,,... -" ~
JASPER, Dubois county, Indiana ~ -
'en's ana profits for q term uot excaa,,;. ~.
even years Of the following dc.cr;i."i
'cni estate. fo-wif: "ou
,r;g;. lumber , seventeen III In The
-, MAJ Iown o. BrctzviIle. a. known
80 4. u:ss,gnated on the map, plat or char,
! said Town formerly Newiownl s;,m'
-. - me County Of Dubois and STATE
And on failure 10 realize tho c..u
mount Of judgment, interest anI 49, ",'
VIII at the same time aud place "a, exn ro
puoiic sale the fee simple Of said rcoI
M,e' attached BY me as the proper,v ~
cog Limp, and ordered 10 ~ ala -.
- Court, nc the suit Of Josepb Ty;,y
the estate OF hmm
idmcr, deceased. 49," r. 2.
saId sale will be made without anvi
iei whatever from valuation ~ an
aiscment laws. - aP-tl
GEORGE cox.
:. Sheriff Dubois Comfy
, ~ buETTSER, Atty for pm.
80 o'"' 'ooo--Sw. fp.r 8 OO.1
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in sSsb.n - u, I'D - PsoDrcE n ali knss. TAXA,
" nv I, M n'"Ns. Remember. shr.s ..,r. !. \,
Oct. sth. lSS-iy ".'idin-.
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fA;MILf Provisions. aud s;rocc-
Z De- - xrc.t variety, cheap AZ Ennis
. ''oscs NEW YORK GROCERY.
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DIED.

DONNELLY-On the nth INST. at his late residence. Ia
The funeral vii lake place at the Church Of Michael,
32G St. 9thave on Monday morning at 1870
His friends family respectfully invited
the Church '''
The remains viii be conveyed to calvary Cemetery
panied only relatives Of the deceased Flowers VIII
BE dispensed with
FEIIOws-On Friday morning. september u. 1880 Emily
sce Of the late Louis Fellows. In The '4th year
Relatives and friends family invited to attend the
funeral services On Mo Ws nsf. az ~ O'CLOCK H. 0n
GALLAwAY-on Friday. September II, Daniel A. Gala
Fsn! an nd" rayes Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral FROM Grace Chapel l4hsI on Mon
day. Both inst. at 10 a. m
McMlILAN-Fiay september H. Jane r. Vandeno rken-
wife Of John Mcmillan and dagEhter o. the late Lawrence
Friends to attend her i1neTa RON her a,S . o
inst, at O'Clock. Please omit lowers.
MoRRELT-John B. Morrell On Friday l7th inst IN his
RELATIVES and friends respectfully attend tho
funeral his late residence 90 2daye on sun
Inferno I in woodawn Cemetery Monday. goth ms.
NIcOLI-on saturday, september Is. at Ne" WINDSOR
The and friends are invited without further nose,
10 attend funeral at Windsor, on Tuesday 2lss
crriages viii meet the II O'Clock Hudson River
burg tits kindly requested that no howeri be sent
NOBLEseptcmber H. 1850 a. the residence o. hs parents
81 Hobokehlve. Jersey city Heights Jos'ph p. Noble
Funeral services at mouse, Monday, 2oth inst, at
Friends ShSSS Of the he; family invited to attend.
sHIELpsIn Erookyn September Is l lsSo at s e;s
OF his -.
attend funeral from the ST. James r. f. Church,
on NOntaY evening al O'Clock. 49,.
IarIyOWn, y. u, ny
train from Grand Central Depot
sPENCER-on Friday September H. Mrs. Mary A.
OF the late d. H. Spencer IN the Oth year Oh her
- -.
Funeral at the OF her Charles d. spencer at
C,ffou y i. on 2Oth inst, at / O'Clock
ReiaiIves respectfully inYtei 70 attend
Erie 1907 ChailOcs-St AZ Il
Interment in Albany County, " \.
WUITEOu sunday 18th inst in the 2Oth year o. IN.
age Nelson Ripley, eldest Of Rev Erskine \. aud
Eliza y White. - 80
runer, services Tuesday the 21stns- at D. M at 49,
West 22dst kindly requested TO send no ro"
WALDEN-On the 18th inst at Whltestone, L. T. az the
resiiencs her son the Rev. Treadweh Waiden beuah
iIaeman Walden OF the late captain bert
Golden WIett widow OF JACOB /. Walden IN the s6th
year OF her age 49,, -, oo.,
Trinity Church Ne"-ioIh hVnu1S' INC -V'n
inst. al -, ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
4 FABLE OF 1880.

81 want a change" bleated silly sheep"
nave been EFT for several years to good shelter rich
pasturace by d,y aud IN unmolested fold at night.
have n, excitement OF midnight marauders. I miss the
hungry wolf that used to prowl about and worry the
lambs The wolf told me today. as he came near me-
dressed IN nice woolleu OF homespnn. that
needed a change-and the wolf is, know. very smart
He ought TO know He told me that needed change
for my own sake and for the lambs sake asked him
whether 1t wasn't best to let well enough alonef AT
this he showed his milk white teeth with bli OF PINK
lamb hanging down out VI of his mouth anN
sIniled-lsastwise thought IL WIS smile You can
tell when wolf smiles IL looks so IKE grin
sOh. he replied. don't believe such nonsense IL Is
Republican lie 10 ull you into false security ten you
srionsly need change, The VOL came nearer !;
aud there change. The sheep disappeared insdc
the wolf She just the change some OF the SHY Deh
Ocrats asking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
AUTUMN SUNSHINE AT CONEY ISLAND.

The sun shone brightly at Coney Island
x,.,erlay ard there delightfully."- cool breeze 10
Stronger tbe resort would doubtless have appeared
$50, na !, VAS only by contrasting The attendance
" the immense ,hrongs Of people seen there IN July
va .uust TINT one could perceive that the season Is
n the wane The vendors piled their trade as usual;
s ,sach wagons seemed to be well patronzed' ana o
tno ~ r.a xeas An almost uninterrupted procession
- .srr,axes. while many pedestrians went back ana
forth II was estimated at the M""hatan noe, Una.
80, = ooo neop,e were and about tie place DURING
about oV'yy pp aIked about upon the beaches ana
inc Gay me children al play few persons only ven
tured into the water ,vrttea In The registry ut
ANUS Prienion we're those OF senator Conk,ns'
the Hotter Dhs' r. Johnson, I. G. Platt and j. A.
Nichols. 49, po.oh rToteI viii close September
~, rh. npienial Hotel closed last WEDNESDAY anc
season ., the Hotel Brsnaon , VIII tey have had very
rnereIs season Trains from Greenpo, mi n trains
~ Manhattan Beach, VIII cease ,ano nm ~ wstsys,s
steamer d. r. MsIn from R u1S poo viii leave hourly
from 9:25 d. III. to $50 .. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
PUBLTC OPINION.

General Hancock's cOagratulatory dispatch
ought. according to the a;est returns from Name 10
have been addressed 20 General Garfield or Governor
Davis-fNev London Telegram tRepJ
The backbone of the Republican party has
been broken In OF it's str0ugholds. The II hoh
upon the people has been loosened, light comes
from the East. and the result will be the e.ee-
ton of Hancock and English by such majority AS Tue
most of their supporters nave never drea'
of Milwaukee News DEM
Whatever my be the ultimate result in
Maine. 10 the lack OF more decided RpuD-
can be attrbgtei TO want OF confidence
III senator Blaine. + Baltimore American (Rep)
OVER 100 RED SHIRTS IN LINE FOR HANCOCK.
Prom dccounf MEETING WathGlIa Oconee
County In Chdrte0R and Courier Deal Sept To-
The booming OF cannon the cheers OF the as
they into town. announced at early hour this
morning that the business Of the day had commenced
in the procession two clubs from Wanala
Fat shoals Club, Oconee Tannery Club Little River
Club South Union Club FAIR Play ub, Richand Club,
Rock SPRINGS Club WesI Union Club Seneca River Clun,
High Falls Club, Westminster Club, Cauncross Club.
Pleasant ill Cub. Holly Springs Club. Fall Creek club
Seneca Guy Club Centre Club. Fair'iew Cub, pr0yl-
deDce Club, TOllgate Club, Damascus Gun, Double
Springs club Baeaelors Retreat Cub. Mount TABOR
Club Salem Club. All these clubs were mounted
formed red shirts and aggregated ll24 men.
The audience al the stand must have been near three
thousand, OF whom only few ladies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
DOURTS DISPELLED BY SOLID SOUTH.
Froyn JVs ROxf0n Hysrqfd fIldl

President Hayes came in and developed
liberal policy toward the South, which should have
wiped out the last vestige of sectiOnasn. l. is safe
and honest say that, under the administration OF
President Hayes Southern State has had any just
cause of complaint against the General Government.
Each Stale has been entirely sefgOvernng In all mat
tiers spec cay gwen into tne charge OF the General
(overnnent by the Constitution What response have
Ire Southern people made 10 this wise and moderate
Admin. ratOnf The record is too fresh TO need re-
learSa Tue elections OF 1878 the Democrats the
Senate. with decreased majority In the House They
at once bean OF legislative bulldOZu to re
move safeguards of elect which turned against
Them The sympathy of the whole North IL was SUI
pendOus pOlCG blunder, decided upon In party eaucus
aud yany resisted by the wiser mem beers OF the party
The follows the natural law. While the South
grows solid" the other side the menace
OF "a solid North The sections TO be arayed against
each other in politics as they were IN war In thai Gaze
many doubts will be dspelled. II have TO decide
between the North and the South for the government OF
the cOuutry-betWeen Northern and southern instlu-
f9ns and Iieas-between Northern and Southern civil
izaon-tbat which stronger and better Will survive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
INDEPENDENT VIEW OF MAINE.

All talk about the result in Maine SETTLING
The election OF Hancock Is roth That the re-
suit is diff from what expected Il due TO tie
fact that the conditions in Maue unlike those that
IN any other State. Oregon the earliest state vol-
ing showed state OF public feeling, neither dld
Vermont. There is such revolt from the Republican
leaders and policy in other State ana no fusion IKE
that Name The quarrel was largely actional. ana
u gree personal and while the result il Justly en-
cOuracng The Democrats not at all certain that
they will be able carry the state IN November Mean
WHILE the Republicans Will redOuhle their eXertiODs IN
New York and Indiana ana though the Odds are aga INST
item. have lost nothing IN POSITION hghting force
he We shall be surprised they do not
ia adu0u. accept the good advice which we gave
them at beginning of the canvass, and the
both literally and iguraively into Africa. by making
bold and determined effort ia at least three or four OF
the Soaih IN states They have had bad set back In
Maine bat they have excellent fighting chance yet
left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
MIDNIGHT WEITHEK REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDiCArlONS
Synopsis ror. the D IS. =. tOrrG

WAsuISGroN. Sept. 20, L a. m.-Clear
,raatcr continues IN South Atlantic and Gulf States
aud no change IN temperature or barometer CioudI
ness has Increased in NewEngand and the Middle
States with dignity east 10 south winds ana
slight changes in pressure. Light rams are reported
6igher enusratre and less pressure IN the eastern
norItnn and lower temperature, with rising barometer
in the western portion. Local rans aud soOei' pa'iS
ciondy weather are reported from the Northwest
Indications.
For the Middle states. warmer s0utherly 10 westery
winds dur NJ day, and lower Temperature curing lne
ni1ht fsl1nr followed by rising barometer. partly
cloudy weather. with light local rains $500
For Sew England. partly cloudy weather ana nRhe
r.ns falling barometer, sOutnerly 10 westerly winds
aud siisht fan, m the temperature
.a.LuL L l. DE y ~ rIlNS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
4 CONTENTION or LADIES.

call is issued to the ladies of the Congrc-
gations churches IN the United States for a womans
Home Missionary Convention. to De held In the First
Carreli Lowell. Mass October s. 1880. For fftyfeur
wears tine A. H. NJ. S. has confined It's labors To the
support OF preachers home mission fields, and In
addition pro poses to plant schUUs Tor the Christian
education neglected chlidfen and youth The chan
ne for proper effort being tue efficient power Is
wanting ~ the society bong inadequate
even for MS present work The convention will take
action secure hearty aud nim ediae cooperation OF
the LADIES' 10 whom IL Is especially addressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
KENrUCKY's Duty TO CoLoNIZE VOTERS IN


from me Louisville (KE) Post lDem)
Democrats need not be uneasy III regard 70
a orouer discharge q: all duties .eVOving upon Mr. w
II English. Mr.. English will contribute his part TO a
legitimate campaign fund But be VIII exercise some
CiscreDn in tie distribution Of that fund.- He knows
Wien and where TO place He will see thai II Is used
for the proper purpose. He Will see that IL does not
srop into posbe hands. he VIII distribute IL al
The proper time. BE a word 10 the wise. Let
re lli IN IutIaHa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
LATEST sHp YEWs.

PoHr or NEw.YORS.. ..ARRfvED SEPT. TO-
Borx Vim Coehranc of Dorchester Demef. Liverpool SS
dasa in ballast Funch. Etye & Co
BARK Harriet Campbell Lof eymouth 81 Grafton, Lon
dan 10 DAYS. IN ballast To- J W Packer < Go.
sarS Liefeid tNorJ Evenseu DaDkrk Aug TO- in ballast
sars Komopolict III Dutch. Aiberts Copenhagen Aas
r 10 ballast scamnei Bros
FOREIGN PORTS
orsgxsrows sspt i9-Arr str oympiAn. from New Yerk
0f hysr sept is- Arr ctr CansdA frsua NewYoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

..,,s arc gathering 10 this spot aisoi and expect
svs cnrrourse at Knock, the Central Railway Com
ls 20 Giving tickets at single fares, ana tents
pany ,s nj the chapel gate and stands erected Tor
h sale OF rosarics statues, aud religious pictures as
@ If ref .hments for the pilgrims IL Is tnought
Wen n hat Bayraggett viii vie with Knock us
= Mace OF devotion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

GAUL AND ALBIos.-Iom; h asas . u voule%
cricket . ssy no
ssnk yoa mees - M r. cricket We vi play 20 SKIP
piorope II you VII or - shuttIedore s"a 90 '''"'
COCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

Nothing can compare with Angostura Bitten
the best appetzing the best regulator Of the
dge tive organs. BE ask your or drug
g1sr The genuine article manufactured by Dr. j. IN
b. siegert * Sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
WHY BELTzHOOvER DOES NOT SUE.

Mr. BeltzhOover has obtained the opinion
FROM couple of lawyers that the publication OF his
famous letter in The Carlisle Qenn) Herald Is rot
forgery hbel If he did not write H. But ne mas
not asked their opinion upon TIE Character OF HE
fupTSF assertion that he is ar Perhaps the truth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

A stubborn cough that will not yield to or.
binary remedies. may be thoroughly cured by DIR.
Jayne's Expcctorant, eicaclous medicine IN Bron'
chIa and Pulmonary disorder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

No Carpets Should be Laid without Mothproof sewe
Carpet only that manufactured OF cotton and
Paper Carpet Lining Co.. NewYOrk and Bostoa
sold by all carpet dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
nroRaE pREss1NAN.

BsIrIaoRE, Sept. 19.-George Presstman,
an. a, tbc Oldest citizens Of Baltimore, died Mt his
country seat near Govanstown YESTERDAY. Mr.; fre%r
ma, wa. Upwards OF ,cyony years vi asc' anu u"i"s
his life auasscd laree fortune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
IN, When King

No, reader, you are mistaken. When King
kpnopss new baDy has the collie they may order the
Guards but they don't charge tbs royal cannon with
soothing syrup and shoot IL down the chiids throat
when suythug ais the precious little darling they
cure IL by getting up bull hght-lPhisdelphia Chron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
MARRIED..

vide, y. j. We nesdaY. Tt1v
W Bellows ID ID. T. Hubbard. IT., and Besste A.
Van Wrinkle
Al notices ~ NaIT1Hgst np BE- iai)rssI 9th fatI
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

Tr,nuNE OFFICE. Sept. 90 a. p-The tendency OF
the barometer yesterday was upward Partly cloudy
and clear weather prevailed. The temperature ranged
e,xeeu SO and 1872 with average for the Gay OF
coo rhss e., 70 lower than the previous days aver
GO and 5iso higher than the corresponding day last
year. .,.r u,.o,hor with chances of
rain and lower temperature may DC ehpee'so !" WIS
eity and vicinity today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
s1ucelll Nouee5
posf ID fjeo <Ottc..


mails e1ilak n - septen,
25 1880 will ~ tlls Dhc, o. TUESDAY at i3o
A. M for Europe, steamship Nevada. VIA Queensovn:
ON WEDN DAY s:30 m, for Europe, by steamship
Algeria Queen correspondence tor Franco must
specially addressed; $50 Tor Fl noe direct,
steamship Hayre; THURSDAY. at 0:30
a m for Europe Dy steamship AdTiatic VIA QueeBsosn
correspondence Germany and France must be specially
addressed; $3.50 for Europe by steamship Vie
land, Plymouth Cher6Oufg AMI HsmDurx on rAII "
DAY AZ Z a. Europe steamship CITY OF Bernn,
spOndenco for Germany and scotland
must be specially addressed. and OF for scotland
direct glasgow a. for
direct steamship Nederant via Antwerp and
m steamship Moset southampton
ami Bremen The mails for Denmark. sweden and NORWAY
are dispatched bv Hamburg and bremen steamers only
Ihs mails Hayti and Maracabo cave NewNork
september 81 Tae msis Tor Honduras leave New YORK
September ~ The mails Aspinval and south IA.
cife leave New.YOrk september ~ The mails Tor the
Wndward West In lies leave New'fork september ~ Tho
nals Tor Havana and Mexico New-Y0s September
~ rbs malls for Newfoundland and St Pierre Mque!op
leave New York September - The mails tor china aud
Japan leave Francisco october Inc mas oE AOs-
- IHDs. a. AAES, Postmaster
Post Office ,yYork September II. 1880.
r. NJ stew warts steam Carpet Cleaning WORKS, 32G It'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
cRIylJVr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

oaroness '..iea "a .as ey ~ ar.
peedi,z idnh mite ne the ~
those hous The brossa o. aos nae ~
Indicated ey tas tAeA'netsf ~
= y,s Br0a1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
OBITUARY..
LAFAYETTE S. FOSTER. LII. D.

NORWICH, Conn. Sept. 19-The Hon. Lafayette
S. Foster died at o'clock this morning at his resi-
dence in this city.
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No. -. The Finance Primer.
The financial topics. The planest and ciea'est
presentation the English language ot current financial
"' No. SIS The Chi-hels, Tragedy.
Chisholm tells how her husband was pfuy murdered
hy southern mob Prizes cents " per huhdfea - per
'"'" No. o. The Life of Garfield.
Contamne sketch OF hrs career To- $751; REPRINTED With
out change Mr. wlitrsw Reds OHIO IN the War"
Earlier aud Later Years" by MI y smaey sketch
Chester ~ Arthur Letters OF Acceptance Gar
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Poiticsi Ba anse shoot An address, by Colonel John
Hay yosnd Ohio July 81 $780, Price cents ~ peg
No. 81 Hall 10 the Chief
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from ali parts country. 10 cents 50 per hun
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Rebel Ruled Congress- NO nance Tor cnon SOLDIERS
nounoes Infamous Forgery Tho Iic Laie barc-rhs
rieadiers and the N Congress
Ccdn,ed ana Named Price cents 81 hundred s. per
'"'''" No. 90. Cas the North Aaord L.
Nearly hundre millions OF dollars demanded OF
the Government the Sold souh sor compensation
losses during The account made from the o
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