davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

state bonds were entirely neglected. Louisiana
consos are quoted 43i26 lGI2, North Carolina con.
soidatcd 4s 75l2a 30, Virginia IS. deferrci 7i2a
Si2, and Tennessee s., old, 37@39, and new and new
series 32 bid. OF cIJy bank STOCKS, the only sale
wa7232 shares ot lechanics, at 10,
Railroad bonds generally woFs strong, with a well
distributed business. The special features, however
were Missouri Kansas and Texas first and second
consols which rose to 1903 and 20 respectively;
Rome, WATERFOWL aud Ogdeasburg first c0usos
with an advance from 73lt 10 75& 7t1s; Texas Pa.
cfo frst4. RIO GIaBde Division. selling from 81
10 S0GSS2l, and incomes from 73l2 - 74is
Q74l. and Denver and Rio Grande ccu-
-sols gom lO03- o 1918. Erie second consos were
steady at 4ls00l u against 81 a -atGrday Chssa-
peake aDG Ono hrsts, series Il, were firm az 72a
the currency interest debt rising nOm Ala 10 42ia
az. Canada southern hTsts sold at TOR tho
irst tmelu their history, but ended az 99l against
% Saturday, Other issues WeIe without Important
changes.
Ine ,ub-Troas1ry Lost - OT0 o6s on balance.
made I'D hy losses Ot Tls6 $50 clrreacy and
SS5391S coin. ihis makes tEe total less since
Fad1Y II bg-,o1S. MOucY CONTINUES In far sup
PIX ~ 3l@i4 pc cent on clii, The loans to-day 10
DOT cent beng rs eTcepii0uI' The later 0nes
II ~ pr ceat. lhe domestic exchonecs ou New
l"Es 40 Tie places named are quoted a. follows:
>aY1nhan, 5lJ ascIrnt 70 pa; Chlr sion. 1l5 dis
count to rai W-Orcdn,, ~ 30 90 count iD p9f;
~. LOUIS. 81 iiscnu-t; Chcag 81 a .0o. dis .u ;
Boston. al The United states Treasurer at NJ acne
mgton e.. ~ received $50 900 in National bank
were SJJO.OJ0. The following Is tie t,lfing
liouse staten. Ut to-iay EXehangei SIjJ. .5~>.ji9
balances %E676,2Si. The TRANSACTIONS o. tne ~ub-
Treasury covered Receipts rl,3l61Cs alyments,
-, ,JSI. .O1o: cuFenCy balance, SI,lJS,-ji coin
balance. SI3,JOJ,Js1.
The duIncss o. the foroen exchange markets
again he's weak 'ncd Sterling blis md ratc- ad
yauccd y cent 30 r Z, but tincHtals strady
Annexed aIe tle .eVlsed qEotatJns
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
EXTRACT sEoN Dr. DIX0N's LECTURE on HEM.
OkRHOIDS.

rbe that supply Tho nterDg OF mucous coat Oi te
pay very important at ~ iis acten i health and
dsease eDlafzeHeLt Of the Yens internal piles
telegraph tie biaD the necessity Of the stool
but len witch thread with delicate network
menDfsIe are covered " the ehsI
Yeias Dn- which tho arteries Dstsnty
With blood, theY c.se 70 EOh TIC pr senee Of bs
sphinctef OF Closing mHsee Immediately
lower inch " the bowel When Se in
AWAKE; ~ eIausod by discbsgss tron internal
bleeding pies or teruA ucersiI keDel BY pro
IrndlGg pics prolonged fitness rcsxas and permits the
piles ENLARGED veins 10 prelude concluding eIten
piles IL Is the gaoEeeper tie nerves arc ic soLuas and
3eD9eTs
ne reca9 fn health f. generally rnptBj The oces &C..
eBuu that portion Of the bowel called colon
Irches ghef. No pefsJn haDtua Dated
more OF ess dlsease Oi ise rectun
objections Of ~a1I. d etl more OF stimulating fuds, 81
falt ard tupe constipation. pernIcous
tsend destroy the hialJnal conHacue power
bowel ftOn ot persons vino have tong Gsed Them,
p II the mucous membrane its adhesion 10 the auscusr
coat we4kopoi, and It alps doWAw2fG and passes tho
ssnetfr nusclo lutBg in taVse c6sos wlero there
A. no distinct ps tGe disease e2Led II otaps Of
L.s I.ectus.
IA ltuf- sometimes wiiI GDt sometimes "Lpni. sJDo-
lines painful sometimes quite en1Uf1bt tlty Oiien be-
come reduced hCg and partially sod tun9fs ieufting
The eI son s uncomfortable by Interfering WIN tlfIhras
{rrf4nna aud tcIIe a.1 iue' JOdteh- permanent
fli e.Ig Of TIC Tlay 4isD pro- flce tIr i FsaIfc,
ann olhrr 0f TIC fv"e af ~ sfWpaiy ~ ~
y.sl lness Of fis pllidr ana ~ append ges."
lDeoso 20 ccnts 70 EDWARD H. DIXON, H. d. 2s Filth
kss. -. J.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS
posr nfllcr nFpARInr.r.

PCsT OFFICE DTPARfNTSr.
WASHINGTON. D e., Or,rbcI 20. ls-O.S
separate sealed propose WI Do received % t1s Dcgrt
mrrf uut noon second Day - December. l-8 for
'tn~iS by contract Tor four years, nom ho rst DAY oi
iSsl. MAIL BAGS nkc the samples oi tu- Depart
mer FOR iuT1lshmE MAIL. BAGS. fc 'oruEr IN na.
tc.ls ana ,e Official stnU es bu OF dilt nt con-
stuclion improved "a winch iuccf7 10 far
u samples. .
tinns requrtments relating 10 proposals. CONTRACT e.,
as well - forms Jitdne, VII be furnished on application
ny cftert1 Le Assistant Postmaster Gene ra 80
piopOea Wil cOns'i ref NiIoh r NOT trc been sub
nitied accordance N sUch specific tons end iorm4
The w hay be- i1je "i be AZ conformity 70
specifications AMI the Scoep cl proposals IN rgLt
resoiyea however i0rje ANY o. a. Of DE proposals.
JAS. y TNNEk.
Acting - tnaeter N fenrIal.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
vUROPrAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IosDoS. Oct 25-i250 pn.CousOs g9ss for both mnutv
u. = bonds four per ceuts. H. Allan.
esteFn second mortgage trustees cert catos.
2sl9 hallway hhsr- AoAs NrNyNnrk Central l5sSs
PennsYlvania Central 6t =. Reading. ~ e.
LONDON. oct. 20 t MI :. UJads four ari Z hau
per cents 1894 Anuc aBd creai western second mortgage
trustees certificates Ere "a b. pennsyNAaia Ieuua4
81 X New Central 3S Te bal ION gone
int0 Bank OF England balance 20 dsy IL 22Gno0.
LONDON. oct. - 5:SO pars quote htee PEI
al s6 francs ~ centines f0r the
LONDON. OcL s. --SalVsFls quoted al 52d. per
lAKs Oct 25.-EXcIsISc on LcalCn. - francs J3 , oSa
ets, ffFss sslglL.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
NroposGia.
DHOFOSALs Tor IRON WORK.

OIFrrR oF BuIfrlNG FOR stAsF, Wan AAp navy
nErkGIgINIf. NAsiiNGlUN. ID. G.. %, Obcr 20, 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS f3r nI1i@t. ~ delivering aft
pur iiae 10 place WI,uit aud CAST tOu required
fo, te Foi u tho NOrh inzOi ie Building o state War
ana \ wv DepaTueuts tiIa ~ n Pc rvei 80 is
ot,ec uutii . ~ 0f NavcnD.F 1885, aui opened um o.
atc.y thereafter in pIt-eIce cf bid5"T8
gnp ann lcsto o ofhCe ut.raiug nlG'rs VIII bo
furnished specifications aud k lorr ot pioups tL.
il eiLcT be . Yied VIII fun sets OF drawing Or informed
where they may nave access 20 them. .
IuGS. LINCOLN CASEY.
COL, f,f.ts safJ Jus
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Eoet ano 1onn0.

SSAY OFFICE RECEIP + OST.-A receipt
~ by the ~inies ny once EeW Hrk No
4O6U dated October a. 1880 for 100 ncea gold eu1n
pavahle Nm EanlMcycr Wuer. hHs been iOst Tho
IUb De- cautioned Of - focoyf Or regDle tho same -
ilspayment has been stop PED az tbe Assay once
NA kAHLMElE Ei, JeHoiler 10 EiOaGHay.
October 2j 1880.
DANK BOOK LOST.-Bmk Book No
- s.O5O5 saving Rank Inis-iag Ths
finder Tequdslcd g. II 10 auh, ~
before iAe 13ih 6ay nbe 1885, application R.l De
LuAIe 10 the BauA fyI J D.Jk.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
TMPEWAL GERMAN MAL.

NuK.IE tERHAN iLoN
STfAN-ffET IiNE EEiNEtN tN-NDRt.
fOtTtlAsFfON sNb GHEMlN.
MAI ........- sat ci. ~ o,Q%t i..... SAL Nov D.
GONAU ... sat, Nuy. 81. @ itI ......s a. NAT. -.
RATS Gt it -- lGi. fgoU : w frhi 20 ~Ot IMP
YON. itaNRE CH Ttt JtN.
FIRST CkBl. ......rlr0l ~ltNhD CABIN ...-.... $40
oIhEHAGI. $50
tickets Irtuai1 at'lTaCF g. tih-
c,ies so. 80 rtJs sa i'0n Pcr tet"cen second ana
Iiuid-5 Is. EO.lEtI, y =. . -
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

NOW READY.
McPHERsOS'S
HANDBOOK or POLITICS
TOElSs0
Gfccic O. important Pohca. Acuoo
Euional and state.
from
July, J, ls7S. 10 july :. 1890
by
TEE hon EDWARD NCPHER91N.
Containing
President ffsyeSS hf45age@
Jno,o2l Decision United states sGI rene Court
Chinese Immis s1atoD Bu.
Financial Votes in XLVth a0i NLVIth C0n.rcsse4
Geneva Award Cuesuon.
Unted states Troops juror supervisors MSrshaiS
onfrens Constitution OF the United States
AuienGI1cnIA 10 state Consultations
Votes CuiTeDcy TalEaDd DsnluEin XLVith Congress
Prov sions for C0a uuS the Electoral Vote
Natn1al Conventions 3ud Platforms 1880.
Satisfied IsJleA
Elections. Cost OF Rebellion Pubic Debt
CufroAcy. \ AppfOpfl&uuus Census. &c. SC
Price. s. Mailed on receipt OF pneo.
-. a .sT spies u 1878 may sill BE- had esmeDneoJ
Address
THE TRIBUNE.
New York
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
RUSSELL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
1894 TroIaontst., Boston Mass.
SUPPLEMENT TO SCALPFL No. as.
~ THE ORGAhIC LAW.

STRICTURE VAaICOCELE anu INTERNAL HEM.
ORRHDID- and their Consequence: exhaustion
absurdt II swallowing medicines descriptive ncturo Of
these afc~tODs and The modem methods II treatment tie
old methods Obsolete al huacepabc OF rapid sd
often ~ immediate removal
CircUmcisl0u: ~ religions or byPinnic rfel two
hOds performing Il + promotes vnDy and montal
parity.
Neuralgia and An8mlz what tbcyl Pt Opc uh0
bod aud nerve stsTYoi what is tue liIe
III early decay OI American IE proper check
TIE Increase family
Treatment o. strctuTe by Internal Incson
nent for rnociat~ cure three type cases ODrTaed by
the uTetrc,Onr Al his fzr hospital By IN DIXON
Thousand atcd during the past years
Ioss 0: NIrhiy Oun8 AsErioI P,pe, unsupported
Inhnence Of TObaeco o the sexual Powers
Forty pages. octave Clc-autg ~ a. ~ cents
whole b. had 0i lo e.tOr Ouy for well
bound volumes Oi 1Ol pagos tacL al md
a. prIce 80 Ccptf, contain Tie articies TOb
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
TNPIRtAL GERMAN MAIL.

y I2Elu!g American Packet company itHo lcf
PLYMOUTH. tlLER8OIkG, and NAABL Au.
Less lttt \ ff -
WIlIAND ..Nov I. WIS iPlIAItA......N0y Is
na.cs a passage Co. Plrmouih London Shgtb9Hi!' IAN
burg. aud q peiDts in t'e soItn o Engaud: III. Nfhn.
Siu0. te, Dd (alia, idG StcelasA ~ Rnuud mp a.
kVhUAEDT & 90 e.. y. EIfIA Rli ~ 90,
Genera. 4 MS. General Passenger a gents.
NJ O.. Eisai St. y. !. NJ. Gl BitIdwaTt =. y.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
ROTTERDAM LINE.
EA steamers leave WAIsON'o
MAA- -.-- .--..--..--.- .------ ;
IS A. SCiieLi-'.N n -.... .-..--...l IS q
lst CagH. F6u-s7l. ~ CABIN

ROTTERDAM LINE.
EA steamers cave WAIsOs'o sIpIL-, Fip'NlEh -..
rs niHt-u4j. uhts -ltI.
s(,,sI IS tanc.ll4. .ustHurf lDl1.
Isl CaGlp F6,i-s7l. - CABIN. $50. -letrice. 80
u. CtTAtN, Gen. hct - oouiH iii-aidai.
FUNCH, Eli d 90. - South Nlin!l-S.,, fe.-ht AKA
L. ". MOthls. o" Broadway. Genera Fas.tec tsouI
WHITE STAR LINE.
w JNT-D STA1L- AM ROYAL MAlL Hf fEfNt.'-
FOR OF EEN-T1WN And IIN4EfOOI-
NOTICE ,taancl. Of fhi3 Line take the Lane 'oI'e
recommended Dy feuc Mair a.. N on bath ,o out "atd
AM homcward voy ages o. ..
ADHIATIC, CAPT Jcruings. .1anrsiar O 97 i'$9 ~
kkiI lt PdfSct N-snaF nov -'t T. d.
GEHMAEIC. capt Kennedy ...- S'dnfaaJ N'V .. Ia
KEPI BIG Cap' irving Ihurstd Nes. J. y 3D.
FROM TIE WHITE STAB DDt 4. FOOT OI NtSG
lVIuSr
These eamers arc uniform size unsggplssed a
pCn'mchs The saloon, SJaiefOonN, SmOhht az" !t %.
aie a aIna>hps where tAe adi H1'I are
least felt an1icg degree of comfort hret unlt Uab.o
at
RATES. '00n. 80 and 800 ReUu tickets or .aNOr
from tbs Old Country, $50 tiCm New
Gof.. So.
TLcse steamers cary n0thor cattle sheep nor pigs
f0r inspection plans and Other information apply fro
CouplDys Ofhces No - Broadway. New-Yoi, 40 40
Na'nhtSt. Philadelphia. iiJ. CDNll~, Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
yDADnyC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

ean.ns nom Iler io1t o, SIItiat.. North iiFel.
For t I.abclJe1Yf3 lrttspyr r tauaitI.
a fI't. if'D-..---Slr DIV. D.t. .t n o"h
tOuNtCi.ug lyI i,- uai anl South NfUotlc4
FItn faa. 20 On Jar 81 ;ut fIna.
Cill uE Gktt Ntt. G. Gay ttc !. = T. t' .
IrIl IIALclsc0 to 4foi0plu NewHtiiaa' tlI Us
ta4H.
NI--TE fIA...Satuglav, SOY. 20" 3. n.
Ol on arrival Uf LonGal iAiis % etn rtn'stL .--,,,,
Psssru Ts f0 eslued % ~lN FRS ll-to 80 'N '' IL
I-l'AhI5~. .JhPAM. CHINA NI IEALA y b "A
LA. .OCrH hhERlrA art ~ \ 5'N 49, ~,
f9 freight. pa~ase Hud general inloi!'Ati', Hl'" "t
COMPANY H,,p ~ Pi3f iQot ol Cana ST. ~! l.tei
VIZ II. :. Hj LA N.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

IL London. British cOnsols were strong and ls
hi her at 97I5l6 for both money aud account United
states bonds we're lower; 4l2s at 113i2a 1879.
and = at 1l2i2 American railways generally re-
=pondcd u Saturdays lower Quotations from the
home markets Eric sold at $3.50 45ls. and second
c0nsols at 963l Atlantic and Great Western
seconds were Il lower at 2S, Illinois Contra, 4
lower AT l17$i and Central and Hudson a lower at
13sl2Q 1854; but Pennsylvania Was Is higher at
6l5s aud Reading l7s higher at 22l2. Bar silver
further declined llGt to 52d. per ounce rue Bank
OF England gained 1000 bullion on balance. In
Paris French per celts ross from $3.50 to 1920
a Sc .12la. esbI exchange on London being 2j.33l2
lTdncs 10 the l..
The gross earnings of the folowIg ralroaos Ire
reported:
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
1879. 1850
rbird OF Oct. 1922, ls5 f3ilcO0 IGc SIS SIS
Oc. 2l---- 7,4J4.43l 9762UOJ ..3J-. $50
81. LOUls AND SAN FRASCIsCo.
jai. 10 5ct. IL. lIOo9OO 2,GSj9O6 Inc j5J jO5
SORIHERS PACIFIC.
1879. 1850.
Second week Of oct s702j3 f66OOO Dee s4c53
Jaa. u To-. l,5240s3 I,so2jj9 Iuc 33sG75
The receiots OF hour and gram az the prncipal
Atlantic porIs this -. Il day of October were:
~. NurE
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
LOSING PRICge or PHILADFLPHf4 STOCKS

MoNDAl. Oct -y-r. NJ.
Nlth smaller general business IN stoels tn,n
was recorded iol tuc days OF last week, the market
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
AMERICAN STANDARD NHI-r Bv a.. W. r.
Boston . J4r,s e.. N...1a 4, tJ
Ncw pabliCGilous

An FXCITEMENT.-Thc excitement about
- Mrs. M.iy Hogles's novel. ChaoGu Dor" Is
growing The book published tlIs week. and IS
having femonGons sale.
(HATEAU DOR.
- MIA Mary j. Holiness splendid novel
g. " CARLTON co. Publishers
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
TNMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

IuR QIIGNSrONN $50 LlNEIPOpb
NpIlCi..- tnc srlH ris tf tbs Line take -itntiLlnt
t,iiI' o. 5.i,lI., - ...... an ItNAG oct. D. p
CiTI or Il N9trb'. ......-f lil t.1tf' N'r i H. 49,
orr, on Pl.EJ4, if....- Al 1. PUAf hUr. - D. H.
CiIt or CiIEsILR......rit sUtb. Noy a. o., an
Cha Or HEI - .f-l t~pAl. NcN - ii a. N
from. d cr ~, ". q, fo9t ~ Ch''litn a.
ttBIN, $50 a.eS 81 ~ ltriWn tch"I> q" id>m"br 'ttnA
.iIiGtGL [tt 1at. $50 aI''t, 90 .or CO.'S i'ltt
saloons atstcronnl- aud 1,. gci.i- lnisiif%
These O. snti t3 tini carry c1fi .'. 1r,p 'i ii-'
JOIN q. ttiI Ar.Hi 'i ""t p" r T.ttl""5 n.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
OCTOBER 2j. 1850.

rHE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
GUI0N LINE. -
tEs UNLTtn STATES NAtL sTEiNERS.
TtK aIIl.l...~ row r. AND IiA LIiitaI,

ron QllIs s~rUWN AND LlNEItiOGG,
IsS,iaa F4.v ~ d.. loot ~ t,ue 81
= lA....
Mi~fDN --..-......- .-ti i~ilAA .u1. D. IL =. M
AIlIEhN ! Nl f.~ AZ, Nor. iN aoH D.
MNDMIN TUESDAY. nov 3. iO q
NIN4' "a .....--.-... TUI,~Ba nov 30 $50 4,
~ IN st.liaLis 80 but uf IN wattil+t com
psrnonis duistG ian.hel with escy requisite g maze
the uasste across s atlantic e. and aercfrlic hay
Inc bathroom snaking green. draNiHsi com pisno ana
library also surgeon st@NRfdcS3 ana caterer on
each traaaar bt staeroc1s III upper dcck thus Gsar
a a iuxgIies al sea- peiccf ventilation
aHd l-bt - 49,.
CABIN PASSAGE according g Nalcrnoml fGQ $50 aud
SJgp TNTiGfIDiAlE. @it siHi.H ttiI. a. low rates.
OF. 80. No. - iknApWAF. -
WILLIAMS G. GNIOR.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

pLpPARIs. Irs COURT AND IITERAnY osALoN&s. &
py IAihEeINF ChsRi0TTE, Lazy JACKSON. SNV -NfN'
Nork: ltenry Hot K Co
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

NATIONAL IiNE.-Fiom Pier 80, \. T.
~ ENN g ki .AaiDN& AMI IN Ehf'DL
SPAIN, Uct. tllN b. fl >"'- o. 1850 @, ~
TuH LONDON Nict0Ie Docksl
lltt Ntt. Orf Ht t4: .uI. ltt. % .r Ntf ' i.H.
cabin s5ute .u crUoleY Vftuir -fc"iJrc ucEc' -20.
Btue .0pv, iu.G iaJs, ucl l. N.y. tlf7f Mal4scE
U9 alt bruI. lv, a. y
%EW-N0Gh AID HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
4Ags- tl..s y- 30 ts-Uaii a. y. DO. i.ou
I4r, -, .. , 50. .ii t.ita'. ~ ll.I"S>.
SANTIAGO d. az "a, tsii 4' .r y .i+ s''N '.' -.
"a te0Ila.,. ...s Vfs1t1o ,sat' f i'4s i o 3ppD
10 NIIi.|A.I q. CIIl... De- ... so. 49, I,ipstHdY.
fWTCN ItH-.. e ...rs d iisFt
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
g ounlrp DoGrc

IF PERSONS in search OF winter board sill
send their address TO Boudinl," Box ~, AehyloNC,
they l receive . circular thing pis'c the beauty OF
The dld hohflunrss VI the climate Bon are de-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Dfeau Gtcamers.
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MERICAN LINE. -
~ FOR QuEE NSfOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
only Tianaai anic Line und 7 tbs AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every NCn, sdaY IRON Phla tpha ad Liverpool
Extra sailing Oh alternate SstutdaYs
INDIANA Ncdnesd9f, oct. ~, 10 a. M
RID STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
S7llng saturday alternately Iom Pnaieiphia ann
New.ioik, iOr Antwcrp LANDING rss cogcrs Ntn . -"
hours nlr of ho impoan points oi iheIeit oh "9 ''H
inicEt -. -, . . %. On ~ NJ
HEbaNiA', u. satur ay, NoN' ., q H. ~.
FoFrates % Ilssa d and other INFORMATION apPlNt1
EEtEE MIiG.il a SONS, 6ensd Aecn,S
c07 Wslnui-sf. lAl liciphia ~ hi"ih" dg NNH-l Ns
ANCHOR LINE II. 3. MAIL STEAMERS.
" NLM YORK AND GLASGOW.
TI0ul pvI No. 30 North River. New. NQik.
.ufi. 70 : IN. tNoni.,... - 0f - = . nt
t'cssfis N0N. o. A. IN. Anch0ria. NOV - o. H.
those Stesmers 90 NOS larry ctttie. sheep or pigs
CEons 800 tH rh0 Excursion tickets az reduo,dfhsh
Seoond cabin Si1 Steerage. sk>
ALn.fbkN 40 LONDON bknVl:
ron Per no &c. hoih laycg. lpJt vi ;hArei9-
'9ii"i' IA ,,ev g: q q n Is. a.. - j. :.
iiNiE EE1NA @lpfN#R' Agent Bo"ih- Hl et-
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ ~ tN ..i.N EtN YORK AND HNNl,t- .
llSi OF ua4Ey ~ Noita River foot ut orion g
IiaNt Zee q, .i, Lnc avoid boh transit by !-nris" -
wax 4td che dieGn4ltso OF pgossiEg ho Ch%nlm ih St''
NJ lAUR. j. Ssntcl WcduesiaJ. OG,. 81,
AN FtQl !! 3ouc'a-.-.. .in,e ~. NyN q" gp'vlln
elects drawn ,rc,l. LyOnns ot anqaats i9slt
t4t az Eli.fEh. =. .u.. % y Bow. itfcca
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
-pON SILVER MINING COMPANY.

4 location Oi Mines near l.rddg. f. colorado,
Capital, '' u0)e0p: 5JO,Oi0 ~h2.rs: $40 e'ch
Geo - Ron. ia pr- .iaBut %. h.. Nr"uI4 .-ccftt1rt
Onioes no ia Dr0alr1y. Nrw-EO'h
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-21
MINOR DISPATCHES. G

LONDON, Aug. 19.-A Berlin dis
patch says reports from the provinces
in regard to the floods are worse daily.
Not only has SiIesia suffered terribly,
but also east and west Prussia. HAIR
vest is almost totally destroyed,
NORFOLK, Aug. 19.-The first bale
of new cotton from North Carolina
was received to-day. Itgraded as low
middliDg and sold at 131 cents. This
is ten days earlier than the first re-
ceived last year. E-zn
AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. ia young
man named Paul Fountain was struck
on the head last Dightb by an unknown
negro and died this morning A.
VIENNA, Aug. 10 A correspondent
of the New Free Press at Siiestria
says: A Russian iron-clad has landed
a battery of mountain guns and a
large quantity Of muskets as that
place. e.fe .zsr d
& LONDON, Aug. 10 A Berlin dis
patch to the Morning Post says: The
last obstacle to the appointment of
Count Won Ha'zfeeldt as secretary OF
state for foreign affairs. has been re-
moved, his marriage with an Ameri.
can lady, Miss Moulton, having been
legally dissolved"
LONDON, Aug. 20.-Miss Adelaide
Nelson was buried at BrOmpton GENE.
terry to-day. Her funeral was largely
attended.
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BAR ASSOCIATION.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 19.-At the
opening of to-day's session of the
American bar association, Courtland
Parker, of New Jersey, delivered the
annual address, taking for his
subject Alexander Hamilton, of New
York, and VIM. Patterson, of New
Jersey, whom he styled chief archi-
tects of the national constitution.
At the conclusion of the address the
resolutions recommended last year
by the court on legal education and
admission to the bar were taken up
when Mr.. Carlton Hunt recommend
ed several amendments. The reso-
lutions were debated at length and
then with the substitute offered by
James Q. Broadhead, of Mo, We're
lana on the table until tomorrow.
Several courts reported progress and
were continued. On motion VIM
Allen Butler, of the New Yorly evac-
utive court was authorized to nroc,7re
some room in New York and Phila
delphia for an Office for the assoc;n
ton. ..-. .-.. -.-r-
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POLITICAL.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Aug. 2O.-The
republican convention of the first
congressional district yesterday, re-
nominated Moses A. McCoil by ac-
clamation. Thomas Updegraff was
renominated by the republicans of
the third district by acclamation. 80
LEADv1L1E, Col, Aug. 2O.-In the
democratic convention, at a late hour
yesterday, the plank censuring the
declaration of martial law was passed
by a vote of 225 to 80. The platform
was then adopted as whole. Adair
Wilson was unanimously nominated
for governor, but declined. The
convention then adjourned till 9 a.
m. to-day.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 20.-Gen. j. B.
Weaver, the national greenback can
didate for president, passed through
the city last night. In an interview
Gen. Weaver expressed strong hopes
of carrying the state of Arkansas.
He has been in that state since the
9th inst, and made ten speeches.
The division in the democratic
party on the Fishback amendm ent
to the constitution he thinks insures
free ballot and fair count. A large
crowd attended his meetings and
the party is we'll organized through
outthe state. TE e
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MIR. Marchbanks' Eioque ce.
Special to the Cincinnati Commerc isl.


WASHINGTON, Aug. l8.-Dnring the
democretic convention at Pix syille.
Tenn, which renominated Hon. q. q.
Dibrel for, congress-, an enthusiastic
delegate, Mr.. Columbus Marcnbanks,
made the following speech, The effect
was 30 happy that be cane very near
being made elector for the distric::
GENTLEMEN-the republicans tell
us that they saved the union. II is a
lie. GLoud applause. The democrats
saved the union. Tnere was not
general In the union army that had
any respect or regard but what was a
democrat. I headed and fronted ku-
kiux band for two years to protect
the rights Of what the republicans call
the .Iost cause" aud the people of
White county (the home OF Dlbrell)
were pever troubled with carpet-bag-
gers. CA voice "They were afraid to
come there, by God.") We will sup
port, elect and inaugurate Hancock in
the plain language Of old Hickory.
TGreat applause. Garfield is just as
mean as old Hayes. One steals and
the other conceals. Don't you think
so? T"Dam'd if we don't."1 Now,
the people Of the south will not sup
port q man unless he is opposed
to the wouldbe amendments OF the
constitution. Democracy did run this
government without these amends
ments, and can, and will do it again.
loud and prolonged applause ] The
democratic party never did surrender.
In 1864 it was headed by George B.
Mcclellan, and 1868 by Seymour. In
1872 we made amistake and swallowed
Greeley, and 1875 we elected 8. J. Til.
den. but by false swearing of the
northern scalawags, carpet. baggers and
free niggers he was counted out. 1t is
| against the will ofproud, old democra-
cy for niggers to hold Office, and when
Hancock is elected you will see no
more niggers sitting back on salaries.
the result of your honest toll. PRO
longed applause Many things, now
thought dead, will come to life, and
live after the Inauguration of Ham
cock and Esglish. Jim Garfield, who
would puke hungry deg, threw up
his commission and sheltered himself
in the halls Of congress, because he
was too cowardly to facs the southern
steel, and now the boys he was afraid
to fight don't intend for him to rule.
| Three cheers for Marchbanks.1 -.<