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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-26

NIICEDETACHEDF IvE.ROOM BRICK
IN Unwilling, WITH LOT FRONTING 77H
FEET AND RUNNING BACK $50 FEET, STU
ATFD ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
THIRTIETH AND LEIGH STREETS. NOW DC
CUPIED BY Mr.. GEORGE A. PAYNE. W no Is
REMOVING TO HIS NEW DWELLING, FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT TIT request OF
the owner will offer for sale. upon the premises.
on WEDNESDAY the 2SIh day of April. 1880, at
So O'Clock T. n, the property above described.
The HOUSE contains five rooms: kitchen. &c.
We'll of good water on III lot. All in good repair.
The LOT fronts on Thirtieth street, and will be
subdividcd II Dc sired al sale.
TERMS: VIII be loBt and liberal.
ROBERT t. LYME,
an23 AuctiOnesr.
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FURNITURE.

ErURNITUREi EURNITUREi-IM.
II offer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber Furni. ~
ture, In price from $23 TO 5000, from the best IA
make, together with full line OF Paror, once, an
Kitchen Furniture, ard every article IN the Furni-
tnre line. Also, Cabinet. Makers Supplies Of every
description. VIII duplicate baltimore prices Par
ties ia want Will save money by giving me call
Odlce aud warerooms l436 Main street, near Fif
teeeth street. WILLIAM DAFFRON
fe l6sam 49,
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LICENSE TAX.


OFFICE or CITY UOLLECToR,l
RICHMOND, VA. April ~, 1850.
license TAX.
This Office will be open daily from O'Clock A. NJ.
to o'clock L. NJ. from the 10TH TO the 30rH OF
APRIL for the purpose Of receiving the
LICENSE TAX
from all Lawyers. Doctors. Dentists, Commission
Merchants. Merchandise Brokers, Stock and TX
change Brokers, Wholesale and Retail Liquor-Deal-
ers, Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons. Boarding and
Eating Houses, AuctOncers, Lumber heasurers,
Architects, Theatres and Halls Telegraph, Express,
and Coal Companies, Mercantile Insurance, Steam
boat. Real Estate. Employment, Ticket and Sew
Ing Machine Agents, Bitter Manufacturers, junk
aud Oyster Dealers, and Photographers.
All bills remaining unpaid on the lsr DAY OF
NAY One Of not less than ONE DOLLAR and no
more than FIVE DOLLARS for each day thereaf-
ter VIII be imposed. a. X. WOODSON,
ap 13-;Myli collector.
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ap23.3t

FOR RENT-TWOG
~ LARGE. WELL-LI6HTED, and WELL III
VENTILATED ROOMS. on brst floor. over YAM
ceys bookstore, No. 1ll2 Main street, suitable fol
lawyers or dentists Apply at Dispatch office.
au7
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- IL
ryRusTEEs SALE OF THAI ,r LAME ne
T Tgert. STORY STOCK BRICK Dwk " az
siTuafKn AZ THE E serrIa' CONTRASTING,
NM no!Ms: KiToHsE,, T wATEiNM REAR sRI 81
&C. Ann SNAIL. FfA4 4Etn sIohIn execution Of .
c.sa des o. rut dated 10Th sspasmer ous,
ana ruiy recorded In Rehmona tns" ssle' upon The
rs as - ." MONDAY the 2etb DAY o. A AZ ~
Yssn, II O'Clock p NJ being re%lseaa y null hay.
the holder OF the note secured therery, me- the
inc been made in che payment Of tnr ssms "a 10
PROPERTY above described The LII, LII sV1 RUS
sck IN pine street 1875 feet and Is aio on NJ, ~,
aue shrubbery. &C.. The HoUs5 Is one OF a sn ten
in Thai iocaIity and IL now occupied by rVvu n,
ant and WELDING fair rental The iod win ~ ss"
divided on the day OF sale IL desired I ms IN
sood opportuuIty 10 purchase good properly In
netehborhood that Is rapidly improving, ana WIFI"
Is bound 10 enhance 10 value II. "a nv.
pcnses Of sale and efficiency 10 pay on pvss ~, ~
Sl,5OO. With AL costs, &C.. thereon " Is p'ooA"''
mat more liberal terms will be given ~ sale.
ap19 ROBEBT u. I'll n y. = I..-e -.
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connects for yarmye, Lynchburs, aai all
points In the Southwest.
Il connects for Milton, NC.
& connects for Macon anu all points IN S0uthTes
Georgia. 80
connects for Jacksonville and all points IL Flc-
rida.
connects for Macon and all points IN Seuth1ts
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, MeApbis, And
all Texas points.
connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, and
VcksburK
{; conneC Is for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the aboye-named points arrtrs -
Richmond at 4:43 p. NJ, 7 A. NJ. ana $50 l. VI.
Trains between Greensboro and salem run dally
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make counec.
ton at Gold bOro' with the W. x ". l.. Il. % aAd
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-rOoil and Sleeplng Car.
run through on Train NJ. as from New YORK ano
Rchmont TO Atlanta, and from Greelsoorg 10 Au'
suSta, and on Train No. AZ from Boston, Mas 20
Savannah. Ga, cid Richmond
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast a.
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given GU local tickeis.
JOHN II. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
I. NJ. r. TALcoTr. General superintendent.
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TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
IT ON THE PREMISFS.-On THIS DAY AT L
O'clock r. NJ at the lobacco-factory on NE eor TIT
BACC0 now In the building, and which was injured
by the recent fire and water, will be sold AT public
auction. Zap 28-lttJ JAMES N. BOYD.
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RICHMOND AND PETrRsBuRGl
RAILROAD COMPANr.
SUNDAY, March 81,


COMMENCING SUNDAY, March 2b
" 1880, trains on this read viii run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1890 H., THROUGH MAIL daily, eonneeutf
FOR Charleston, SSFaRnah, Aukdsta
and Aiken (yia Charleston. Raleigh,
jacksonville. Stops only Al tntstef
and Manchester, aud al Halfway on
5:soP.M. AcaCojMMoDATIoN TRAIN daily
PASSENGERS takins this rain VIII maze
clsse connection at PETERSBURG Tor
1HRolJGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington, faleish'
Charleston, savannah, Augusta, -
umhia, Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New orleans, sud a.! poln's
south and Southwest. Pullman Sltcp-
tng-czr from Washington Tor VIZ
mlpgton, savannah, and tne Spuih'
Stops only at Manchester and CHESTER
and Half WAY on signai. . . o.,
7:CO A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN d'.y
Except sunday; passenger car az
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:s5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. conneeuaS
with Richmond, frcdericksDuig Ana
Potomac railroad for all points Norlh'
East, and West. stops Al Ma, ~,
Ter and Chester, and al Hsli-Nay
and A. Drury'S BlGf, on signal. 49,,
9:25A. A., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 's.I
except sunday. Stops at al go
aaap. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily, sonnect.s
with Richmond, Fredericksburg AZ,
Potomac railroad for all points ~ ~
and West Also, making close csh I,S,o
tion with the ChssSpeass ana Osis
railroad for the virginia sGtnks 81, 80
- sll points North and West. this 20" -
stops at Manchester sud ne. sI,, IN IN
at Ralf- Way ana Drufi h'ON'
100 p. ~, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAM dA,y
texcept sunday; passenger '-' "
tached. ,,,, ,,ou
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VII SAT- "'-
the Appomattox depot. 49,, ,..ys pieh-
mono o A. NJ and $50 l.. NJ; leave e'S'
burg $50 A. NJ. and $50 y. NJ. every sun',.n,.
NH 10 T. ID. KLINE. ~Uperiulrnoeea-
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epunBs s WILLIAMS, Auciioneers.

EARM AT PUBLIC SALE NEAR
L 400 ACRES h hiGiiES IMPROVED.
WILL BE SOLD
NAY 5rH, AT IL OtLUCK A. NJ.
A. NICK. BOYD,
ap 6-tMylis yunstalrs, New Ksui county, We.
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ON TUESDAY, 4th Of May, at IL O'Clock,
" at our office, l104 M,iu street, We will SELL
AT PUBLIC SALE, Ior account oil whom IL may
concern, - - - .
TWENTY-FOUR SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE FARMVILLE INSURANCE
AND BANKING COMPANY.
CAMPBELL & sCHOOLCsAFT.
APP 26-eod,My4
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RICHMOND. FRKp'a & PorosAc <. x. o.
RICHMOND, VA. November u 10 80.

RICHMOND. FRkp'a & PorosAc <. ", go"
RICHMOND, VA. November u 10 20.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 3, lsts,
~ trains ON this road Will run rs follows;
NORTH ROUND. 49,. ,.x
sl2 A. M, leaves Byrd-Street station IA y - .
cept sundaysl; due al Wa.ssw"
l:iO Y. M; baltimore, S:Ve y. ~
Philadelps.a, e:5l Phi; NsS f"A
1905 L. NJ ,o. A.
al wasskngion. s:25 L. NJ baIum9,e
ll.2SR "a; Phils ielphis, SsSo H. M
New YORK, S:46 A. NJ. -,
400 T. A., ACCOMMODATION TkAtN nI
Jusctioa. leaves broad street sAaVs
daily excsnt sor daysl.
SOUTH BOUND. An.
iO,lB =, NJ. Ar rives al Byro-slreot station uNp
texeept SundaysL Leaves New YORK
s:l5 A. M; PhiladelpbiS. ll;3s n.
NJ; Baltimore, sac p. NJ. was'.ins-
ton $40 l.. NJ A.,
ll:AN A. NJ, arrives ~ Byrd-street stzt,sr daily.
Leaves New York, lo:Oe z. N. fhiI'
adeiphia, ilo A. NJ; Bsl'ime.e'
ass A. ~ Washtnxtos, 100 A. N.
a:%a A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
&c Rroad.S,ress sls;.on t.i,v ,eaeep'
Sundaysk G. A; TAlton.,
xT. D. MyvRs. General Superintendent.
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AUCTION RALES-.Fafure Ysxs.
ny Chaffin, Staples q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee7'
No. north Tenth street.

SALE OF A HANDSOME
= FRAMED DWELLING, SITUATED oNTHE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN
AND sHAFER STREETS, ONE
SQUARE ABOVE MONROE PARK.
AND ONE OF THE MOST DE-
sIRABLE LOCATIONS
IN TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
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A BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Aucffoneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers: az
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WISH. to this city, and promises 70 give soon
IA. account Of what he learned 10 Richmond


General GRANT being 10 New Yorkon the
10Th was interviewed again AZ to his famous
conversation with fowler. Judging from
his answers TO questions, we conclude tnas
he has determined to cut DIR. FowLERs sc-
ouaiu,spcc; which will be good news 70
our townsman J. J. l.. We quote some OF
GRANTS answers:
~ did not say In such words thai ne was
vain. ambitious, and weak, and crazy 10 Do
presidept; but did say something about
Haucock's presidential aspirations"
.Then you deny the authorship OF the
language as reported by FowlerW
"Yes, In part"
.From your answer 1t Is to be implied
that the statement was correct III the
maipyD
"well, yes, it partially expresses my opin'
ion."
.And the Louisiana bondsi"
.Dr. Fowler oyerTcacbed the marx az
that point, as do not think Hancock had
ANYTHING TO do with them. am an ad'
mirer OF Hancock as soldier, and believe
! him possessed Of sterling traits as sucn.
But then do net care to gauge him as 10
bis presidential fitness"
"Dr. Fowler Is In error in causing you
10 speak disrespectrully OF General Han
cocky"
:. Certainly; be has yielded to his per-
sonal feelings In great degree"
But GRANT admitted that he lad been in
teryiewed by the Chicago Inter- Ocean, and
Idn this interview he said enough to damage
his reputation with the people and cause
HANCOCK to cut his acquaintance.
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DEATHS.

n,d, October IL. 1880, JOHN BEVERLY, son
OF John and Virginia Gre me- In the thirt1e'h year
OF hls age.
His funeral will take place from 81. James ehurch
THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON at O'Clock In
terment at Hollywood.
Died, at his late residence. No. 212 west MARSHALL
street, on Sunday the 10 h Instant, In me nlty-
fourth year ~ bis age, Mr. W. W. bURNbI1,
formerly Of New Kent, but for some years worthy
citizen Of this city.
He leaves 8 large family and numerous circle Of
friends, who mourn their loss, but they sorrow not
a. these who have no hope.
Mr.. BURNETT was an exemplary Chrisnan, and
adorned mis- profession by great purity or hear ana
life He acted well his part In all the relations OF
life, and died I'm full hope OF blessed immortality.
His funeral win take Dlsoe from tiay-Streei
Methodist church, OF which liz was an active ana
useful member, TO-DAY a. 10 O'CLOCK Inc
friends OF the family are Invited to attend
Died. at n quarter to O'Clock p. NJ, on the 18th
of October, 1889, ANNIE ROBERTA. infant
daughter OF Roberta A. and George w. Mcdowell
aged two months and eleven days.
We lay thee In thy silent tomb,
Sweet blossom OF q day;
We Just began to view thy bloom
When thou art called away.
Friendship and love have done their best.
And now can do no more;
The bitterness OF death 10 parsed,
And all thy sufsringS DER.
The funeral will take place from her fathers resl-
denee No. 62l, corner Fulton and Lousiana streets,
at 2k 7. NJ. TO-DAY.
Entered into rest Wednesday evening. October
9th. at Wytheyille, Va, LILLIAN MENNlS. only
aud beloved daughter OF Bette Lawson ana David
y. Pierce; age nearly six years.
"Of such 10 the Kingdom or heaven"
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dismissed from, the custom-house Ia New
Vorr Tor countpnancing fraud. In fact,
when tiarteld and Arthur met u would be
very anpropriate for one 10 say to the oIner
what Falsta6 said to Prince Henry But,
.yI,i. pr,v thee, trouble me no more Win
variety. ! would to God thou and knew
where commodity Of good MINES were 10
be bought, An old lord OK the Counc'i
rated me the other day In the street ABOUT
YOU. sir; but marked him not"
As 10 the nominations, II was found me-
cessary To sacrifice Bayard, . man most pre-
cious 10 The Democratic party. Just as Jepn-
that was called upon to sacrifice the daugh-
ter Of his bosom. Bayard was not available.
ridden was man who had no superior 10
honesty OF purpose and far-seeing sates-
mauship, but he had had the presidency Of
fered him once, and that was enough.
There was no nobler Democrat than Thur
man. but Thurman could not have bis own
State under his lead. We must have a man
who could deserve and win victory. Han
cock was the man. When the solid South
presented o northern soldier for the presi-
dency. that was call for reconciliation and
rennion. This soldier, too, was for keeping
all the delicate machinery OF peoples gov
eminent In such perfect condition and or
der that 1t should duly register the viii OF
the people. He had stood forth In favor OF
return To- the principles OF free govern
ment at O time when the General command
| ing the army was against him; when Con-
gress was against him; when the Supreme
Court was against him, and almost all Inc
North was against him. And Hancock
could produce reconciliation In Pennsylva-
mia and New York, and was therefore the
most available.
| ReSdiusterism. The movement or the
Rexdjuster party Major Daniel pronounced
mere side-show. Here was the man with
the wheel OF fortune, here the man with the
smart pig, and around them were men of
all shades OF complexion. Major Daniel
read from the Wing 10 show that the Re-
adIuster Convention was neither Demo-
cratic nor Republican. The man had bis
saddle on his mule hind part before, and
how could people tell which way he was
going to rider He was q boy with pants
made alike behind and before; but when
the people of the county were done spank
ing him, then be wodid know which the
hinder part was, and bis cries and rubbings
would give the indication.
People put this down as the greatest ora
ton ever delivered in Danville on political
questions, and Major Daniel continues Dan
yille's favorite.
Major Daniel through, the house rose and
called as one man for Cabell. Cabell re-
sponded in speech OF an hour. but have
not time to give a sketch OF IT. One half
OF the gallery was occupied by colored peo-
pie, and he seemed TO- speak to suit their
fancy as well as ours. ALPHA.
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Gratis assert that they have pruned u down
to bottom figures by allowing TO their oppo-
nents an unusually large per cent. OF the
doubtful or floating vote.
The total Of Democratic pluraiitIes 's
31.325, and Of Republican pIuralities, 2o,'
355 showing an apparent Democratic ma.
jority over the Republicans Ia the State OF
5,970. These figures are claimed at Demo-
critic headquarters to represent the bottom
possibilities, and IL Is to this they hope 10
add q large floating vote, which they have
not counted in their estimates, and thus pull
their majority up to eight or possibly ten
thousand.
The figures OF the Republican poll are
not accessible. They were made up about
ten days ago, and at that time showed q
Republican minority In the State OF little
over three thousand. The canvass was not
80 thorough as that made by the Democrats,
and the lines between the party and tue
doubtful voters were not so rigidly drawn.
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The Canvass.

Edward S. Conrad, u. r. Compton, and
G. W. s. Turner are appointed canyassers
for Rockingham county.
b. f. Bland will speak at Charles City
Courthouse on the 21st instant, and at South.
amptoD Courthouse ON the 18th instant.
Colonel r. Il. Berkeley will speak at Dim
widdie Courthouse on the 18th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-12

The Norfolk Virginian learns that the
Mahoneites are assessing their Office. holders.
For instance, Judge OF the Corporation
Court, 800; City Sergeant, $50; Commits
sioner OF the Revenue, s30; Collector Of
Taxes, $50; Treasurer, $40; Deputy State
Treasurer, $40; City Engineer, $40; and
the police and coDstables So apiece. II these
figures are not correct, says the Hirginian,
II VIII afiord Us great pleasure to publish
the roll OF Its assessments II furnished us
by the Malone committee.
Mr.. John II. Wartman has resigned as
editor OF the Advocate, the Readjuster
pater at Charlottesville. Va, and has been
succeeded by Mr. James Z. Wood, OF Rich
mond.
rev. James w. Hunpicult, OF RECON-
s nissp. g celebrity, died Saturday near
BROOKS station, Va. .48st8
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On Friday the 1,t, Mrs. Permelia Akers,
wife Of Mr. BurwelI Akers, living at Mar
tins mill, two miles from Floyd Court
house, was standing with her back to the
fire, when her clothing took Gre, and the
first intimation she had OF the fact the
flames were encircling her head. She died
the Sunday following from her Injuries.
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Il
DISSOLUTION.- consequent a. 49, ~
IL m health Of Mr.. X. u. MEAD Sn' I'm m.
MEADE 4 BAKER was dissoi'eS 0n purchased
stant Mr. i, RoBERrs BAkhk hasHs b
sSs entire interest OF Mr.. r. H. Meade. ,,.,,,, by
" N debts due 10 the old hrm VIII DC SV.ls,r tBe
npnssars RlksK, aGd all claims asslbs. ~
az Arm viii be presented to him tor sSt5i
I. RoBERTs BAKE
Referring 20 the above notice OF i',ou,loI a. on.
n'cisally request my friends and The pnDiV, ,ts
tinne The pstronsse so iloeraily brs oN.S Xxx,
Arm of Meade q Baker 10 u. kebthi 800
who Will commune '"' n. II. MEADE
NEW FIRM.
Having purchased the entire inleress !" ."h ma
NJ .ns IN the late concern OF MkApE st,'i'g ths
and hayins the best fseiiie, TOT ms'esrsd 10 tho
Gsb IA dxrd which has heretofore yh, has ca.
ali arm the well. known reputation "I. ~, 40 ullY
loved FOR nearly twenty. n,e ysa s "a All is H.
Ivy "a merit saniinnAnce Of ne oaaxNIR.
Nbi-aIa,3nwlm j. koofA's
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

MERCHANT IAtlOhtNh.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
T.. j. SPENCE & >0N,
E.B. SPENCE SoN.
E.G. SPENCE & -pY.
903 MAIN STREET,
900 MAIN STREET,
9O8 MAIN STREET.
CLOTHING To ORDfG.
CLOTHING TO ORDrE.
CL0TnING TO ORDER
T. b. SPENCE & son,
Z. b. SPENCE & son,
Y. b. SPENCE 4 son,
MERCHANT TAILuG>
MERCHANT TAlLoa.
MERCHANT TAILOfs.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READY.mADE CLOTHING.
E.B. SPENCE & s"E,
ID. SPENCE SON.
E.B. SPENCE Z ~
ID '''''''' S0'i''
BUSINESS SUITS. ......
903 MAIN STREET
QO3 MAIN STREET
9os MAIN sTREET
+ H. sfENOE sun
h b. sPEN'E sun
Il IL srEN'T 'VN' npFSs SITS.
.... l,.,.-.
'''~'
DRESS sUITs.
BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING,
ROWS. CT OTUISG.
,,,,.,,,.,... ,., ,..r,,,,.,.
cu,,npr>..o ~ ortttN.
CHILDREN's CLolhiN'"
oFEh'oAio FUN MEN,
OVEROOATS FOR MEN,
FOR MEN.
o'E"'oAiS run p'''
oVERCoATs FOR BoY'
ovERCOATs FOR BOY.
FOR CHILDREN.
rop cu,rnprx
o'ERCoAIs FOX 'ii'L'"N"
OyERC0ATs FOR CHILDREN
E.B SPENCE s0y.
FL. SPENCE { son,
.......,.,. 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-12

New YORK DEPENDS ON INDIANA Mr.
CoSKLING as good as admitted in his speech
at Terre Haute, Indiana, last week that
New York could not be carried for GAS.
FIELD II Indiana did not go Republican 10
day, but be also claimed that it was safe for
GARFIELD II Indiana did SO vote. We
quote:
Could ] give a reason that would move
one Democrat TO vote the Republican ticket.
1 shall be glad 10 give that reason. leave
yon With strong hopes for the result. IA
voice: I" You know how New York will
vote. Tell us something about that ~
IL you viii tell me how Indiana will vote,
i Will tell you how New York will vote.
(Same voice. .'lt'll go Republican Ia. 900
majority for Porter."l
knew man once who sold horse. and
be warranted bin as to his speed. He said
that he would warrant that he would trot
IN 2:l0, or within very few minutes OF 1t.
lGreat lauehier.l Whenever find friend
who knows that Indiana Is going ten thou
sand Republican, aud has proof OF 1t and
win show II 10 me, will show him within
. shadow OF sbnoe exactly how New York
VIII 90 on the I'd OF November.
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We have TO say 10 the Dispatch that we
hsd not the slightest reference TO tho
scheme TO have the New York electors
chosen blythe Legislature. - CtncinnaH Com
Then nssuna ers,ocd your italics. Here
they ere:
"Ihe election Of Garfield and Arthur IL
certain SenaSov Conkltng e about 10 rem.
ar ~ country q supreme service. Ho can
epd VIII carry New York for ihs Republi.
cAn ticket and save tie campaign. THIS be
VIII DO irrespective Of Irdisna.,
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New Book.

.sAauand Eue. A Novel. BY the Author
of "Dorotby Fox" Hero Car'hew'.a
SC. Philadelphia j. ID. LlPPINcoTT q
Co. 1880.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.