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This Is q subject which should demand
the attention or everyone, and especially
those having the superintcndencc Of
public instruction. Ii NAV be asked
how the superintendent has anything y
do with the spirit Of the teacher! Il i
easily enough answered when we con-
slider the vast improvement thathas been
effected through him in the last ten years,
and there Is as much room for improve
ment IN the next ten as there has been IN
the past. or course hr cannot make
very great Innovations mon established
customs and methods ~ his own efforts
hut must wait until tie public mind !
ready 10 receive II, then n,ske the step
He, too. may be very Instrumental In re
forming the minds Of the people by pub
Fishing TO the world hi views ON snci
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Hox. THOMAS VI. BROwN- NJ. c.:
DEAR SRI have carried the letter
which you was so kind to give me to
several places. but they all tell me there
are no vacancies in their departments
have not been TO see Secretary Sherman
vet. but intend 10 20 Tomorrow I am
i'm bad condition OF affairs, am behind
lin my house rent and also in nv grocery
bill do not know what to do. II il
well known thai / have added 2.O00 to
.rhe Republican party lin Indiana, and
Through my agents. now a work will
add af least 10000 70 thar party during
this month and next l set ont last fall
20 direct the exodus from other States
direct into Indiana, and think have sue
ceeded in dOiag il. Just think about H.
4 carried 1000 men there myself. and
am still directing others to 90 there I
talked with Messrs. Postmaster Hollo-
wav- Marshal Dudley. Register Jordan.
and. in fact. all Of the Republicans in In
|dianapoiis on this subject last summer.
and the matter was talked over. voor-
hees tried 10 make me expose the men,
but ! believed II 10 be honest aud right.
and told him did. and think % vet.
therefore used nobody's name but my
own would have been there myself.
\ but when was compelled 10 stop vas
there without money and had no way to
get or Vow. whst want j. to get you
TO 20 and see General Tyner. Secretary
Thompson, or somebody that will get
me money enough TO get away from here
with. do not see how | can keep my
family from suffering here. Whether
lcan get anything to do or not, am still
lin favor OF the exodus. NJ Won cannot 90
get me letter from General Garfield and
Mr.. Bntterw orth. and that directed 10
lSecrefarv Sherman From what have
been told. letter from Mr.. Garfield and
.ofher members Of Congress would aid
Imcconsiierably with Secretary Sherman
Please let me hear from you s0cn- am
lin suffering condition.
Very respectfully yours
SAMUEL l. PERRY.
Direct 20D2 Seventh street, city
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GLEE CLUB RALLY.


" Jasper Hancock 4 English GIec Club.
Our Hancock now i on the track,
fiurrah hurrah. hurrah,
The Union men are al hi- back.
Hurrah. hurrah, hurrah
They'll take no plan Of seven TO eight.
But follow the Constitution straight,
And place him in the chair OF state,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah.
Hurrah. hurrah, hurrah
And English, too, will help TO roni,
Hurrah. &c,
And clean The bribing crowd all out.
flurrah &c.
The Mohilier DcGolyer crew.
For the White House will never do.
Wei: nut men in there good and true,
Hnrrah &c.
For Governor Of the Hoosier State.
Hurrah &c.
Kid glove Porter comes too late.
Hnrrah. &c-.
Good and honest farmer Landcrs.
IL spite Of All Radical SANDERS.
Will beat him ''iil he has the glanders
Hurrah. SC,
Then we have our I. II. Gray.
Hurrah. &c.
lie is sure 10 win the day,
Hmrrah, &c,
He ALWAYS keeps In front his banner
And will beat the Rai- 10 handsom
manner.
And thar j. whats the matter Wit
Hanna.
Hurrah. &c.
Here comes orr wounded " anson, toe
Ilurrah. &c.
To his country always true.
Hurrah, &C..
He made the Rehs Nv on the field.
And IL the RAIDS will never yield.
lie whips them till he makes ther
squeal,
Hurrah. &c.
Onr Shanklin. Fleming, Woollen, TO-
Hnrrah, &c.
With Schmuck snd Martin. and Good
win true,
TIurrah &c.
Along with Cobb. 70 lcgislate.
will beat the RAIDS until they bleaf,
And send them up Salt river straigh
Hurrah. &c,
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latter class not being favored By nature.
may. BY educating. make themselves
nrsf-class teachers. The labor Of the
school room. though imagined by some
10 be light, i by no means 20. and the
man who expects 10 retreat there for =
place Of ease. will be sadly mistaken II he
does bis duty A man must be disposed
10 work. aud 20 into the school room
full OF spirit and energy. IL he expects 20
succeed The time j. coming. and 1t i
not far OF. when teachers alive 10 their
duty will be demanded: teachers. too.
who are both Intellectually aud morally
qualified PEDAsosrK.
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The Michigan City Dispatch says: In
the hidc-bcund little State OF Rhode H.
land the blacklist and most worthless me-
gro can vote. But foreigner must own
real estate before he can exercise the right
of suffrage. Ifit hal not been for tho
Democratic party In ls56, no foreigner
would to-day BE- allowed ~ vote in any
stare, unless nc has lived hgse lifetime
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The teacher should have kini and
GENIAL disposition in the school room,
without which but very little success
will crown his efforts. Some persons
arr natural born teachers. while others
have 10 be educated 20 il. The former
class. being naturally adapted % their
work, generally succeed best though The
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

his column bv kirdnes ~ 'h~ rrnrrespr q me "a.
ner i the property ~ The teachers q Dnoi county fos
rrhtcsnn ~ discussion ~ sny mater ~ Interest q
AZ, public schools rhirh may arise. Every teschsr
o~cer nnd friend " educnfun IN ne ccursy
earnestly requested al W snsistnlnE fhis cninnr
i,nernv cemrnunicssicn Cor this column shcni1 b
s.nt a. NJ PLEASANT. IssFEH. lsrskSs.
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IusLisnED EVERY FRIDAY, Ar JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. BY
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-IS COURIER BUILDING OF
|Vesr SIxru STREET.
PRICE or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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For six mouths, W


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For transient advertisements; a reasona-
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advertisers.
Notices of appointment Of admins
|rators and les gal notices Of like character
10 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
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|For County 80 80
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AIR-"Sweef By-and-By-"
There's an Office we -oon will regain:
'Tis the one now filed BY a fraud.
From our rights well no longer abstain
We are going to claim our reward.
CHORUS.
In the sweet Washington. TOWN
We shall meet IN that beautiful
Ia the sweet Washington.
We shall meet in that beautiful town
Therc'lI be JOY in that beautiful town
When we come once again 10 our own
All the world that looked on with
frowD.
Will rejoice 10 see fraud overfhrown.
Cmonus-In the sweet Washing ton. &,
We shall sing on that thrice happy da
The melodious songs Of the free.
All the thieves will be driven SWAY,
And no fraud and corruption there
be.
CHoRus-In tie swcc. Warrington, *
Oh we pray 70 our Father above,
That our hopes may not now be ]
vain:
Then our country will prosper we know
And rich blessings will hallow on
reign
CHoRrs-In the sweet Washington. <
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III. @. HOBBS
Eclectic Musician
JASPER INDIANA,

vuvEyDERs his professional service. ne t1sns n
il Dubois County. and ncres % merit share a
patronage.
OVFICE. side of rnhIic square.
p~aedenee nt Union Hotel. AaK. n sa--2m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-06
BoDLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock of Cane Wagons
three and four mule Cane Carts. Ok Carts. Los
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, 5aaasse carts. Farm
Carts, Bice Carts. Small CARTS Of every size fonI
Tor delivering goods. Spokes. Falioes, Shafts
Hounds Wagon Material. Axle Grease, Oar.
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention 10 onr
tull-sszed swedged and hardened Axlss. Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing Of all our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactures In oNr own factories Al
Wheeling. W. Va. froEi the best mstarial and by
skilled mechanics. we CAL give reliable
guarantee meet any Competition snd sunnIs
the largest demand.
pepst LIS ans - Uniea ssrssf.
mY7 7dp er1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-06
TO SHIP OWNERS.
Captains and COnsignees.

| The GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENER
AND TYER, and GRIP TIE. are now In use ON
the ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMpTOw
PRESSES. and on no other presses In New Or.
leans, but will shortly be In operation on the
LIVERPOOL PRESS also. Your attention Is
called to the fact that this Is the only Fuller thas
pulls all Of the bands to an equal and full ton
zion and fasteLs them exactly at the point to
which they are strained automatically aad inda~
pendent OF the will OF the operator, insuriaR
| uniform perfection OF work. 1t is the only
Fuller that has any authentic record to show
that 1t is of any benefit to the ship In increasing
its stowaee.
| The following vessels have had the bands OF
their entire cargoes OF Cotton put on by this
| Fuller. The entire gain on the cargoes of two
| OF them tthe Chiswick and Whickham) was due
| TO the Pullers and Grip Tie alone: and 1t Is but
| fair to state that one-half of the gain on the
other cargoes was also due to the Pullers and
Grip Tie alone:
Gain In bales over
Nane VI Vessoi' previous CARGO
Bark Bremen .....-.................... gsS
Ship Minnie Gerow. .................. a91
SSuIp western Empire. .......-.f ,4SG
otodmsnip GnlS WICK. Observation-Disclosures. 7ee
Steamship Whtckham .................... egs
Steamship kensfngton. .....................l47s
Ship ailchrist- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I 0sg
bales per ton register.
The following upwards of 1oo) are son,e re
the vessels which have used the GILMAN
FULLER on portions OF their cargoes freauent
trials showing that against tier OF % bales
tied by hand one OF 26 to 80 was slowed when
tied by the Fuller.
The steamship Hanover made q gain of NJ par
cent on Cotton from the same Press. and in /
Box Railroad Car a gain from the same Press
OF "a per cent was made by the GILMAN
FULLER and GRIP TIE alone Steamships Sc.
Louie, Highbury. Morina., Ben Venue. Kings,
press. Andean. Abdiel. Arriiler1st. Borassfa,
braunsehweig, Baltimore. Cordaya. Corset.
Dilos, EEIpie EmblshoDe; Elyire Effective. 81
Historian, Hesieden. Harden. Hudson Inventor.
Knickerboeker.- Linda. LeverIier. Leno. Lone
s adate ra Mo agfs asnRa aa1 Hfss
sippi. Morgan City Naples, Nurnberg. new
Orleans, !oberon. Orator, Porto Rico Peer Of the
sybiila Thessalia, Vanguard. VIM. SymiDgtons
Adolph. Alice N. Minott, Aphrndite, Alden Lea s.
tia City OF Brooklyn. Cleopatra. David Malcolm
son. Diam,anti Emoirs Of Peace. ,Ermlna T..
Oscar. Glenfinort. Hercules. IsmAr, lie Martha.
sisnano. Marguerite. Marcia dreenieaf Minnie
DorInIo. Orient. PortIsw. Paul Boyton ' Queen
Of Beauty. Ryerson. Regina Resuelta Rock
Terrace. Richard Parsons. Stewart Freeman,
Ellen NJ. Story Sabine Thos Lord, Wyoming.
Yorktown. re all Of which You are referred
but more especially 10 the operation OF the NIT
chine itself. for the quality Of the work done.
Orders for its uae left at the presses named.
or at this Office. will be attended to.
JOHN B. LAFITTE q CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company
No. Is8 Grav1er street.
no13 2m 9Th I'D sthp
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CITY TAXES OF 1879.

Delinouents still hava few days to paw their
taxes without costs. Those who now refuse &c
|kvail themselves OF the same win have no occa.
sion hereafter to complain of additional OK.
#penses. ALE. Il. ISAAOsON,
de7l II Administrator OF Finance.
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WHERE To LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

II N. SIEBRECHT. No. 40 Royal street. has
the most complete selections of artistic furni.
ture. ornaments. etc. Call and examine the
splendid selection Of Satins. Bfocatels, Ooto.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, and the reeves.
styles In Paper Haneings. all st the most raa.
sonabe prteas aoIa.f
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-06
CADEMI0AL DEPARTMENT OF TIL
UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
The second session opened on the first Of
Aaat October and will close on tha thirtieth III
next June.
Terms-ss quarter session. payable In adj
Nnce.
FACULTY.
R. b. JESSE. graduate of University of VII
mia, Dean, and Professor OF Latin and Eng
lkh Literature.
]. I. CROSS, graduate OF Virginia Military
#Ilstitntel. Professor Of Mathematics ana Ma
u q H HasIs1i NJ A.. ua.e Faow 10 Greek
ia the Johns Hopkins University Professor OF
&Ereek and the English Language
~. Z. JULIAN. tgraduae of lhs University OF
{Eancel. Professor OF French Language and
#Xtterature.
b. DEILER, graduate OF the Royal Normal
Hallege OF Munichl. Professor OF Gre man Lam
xaage and Literature.
# r.. B. MONTGOMERY, Professor OF Penman-
&1lip and commercial course
s. ASSISTANTS, Prof. Aleee Fortier, Prof T.
III Bemiss.
Nothing but French Il spoken In the French
zlkcture-rnom. In English Literature about $50
ages will be read this session from each of the
e-incipal writer's from Caaneer to Stakes peare
lxciusiva. There is a parallel course Of Eng
!ah History extending ov-r the same parfod
&sxt session the course la Literature will hayin
nth Lord Bacon and end with Edmund Bnrsa
Ia catalogue and further informant n nd
5<ires r. 81. JESSE. Dean. Ofice. corner Rt
#knAne and Com on streets. Business houra
E7r6m 10 TO ii every day. dees1m
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Wines, Liquors, and Cordials

Give me call before purchasing elsewhe res
Parties In the country can have my price list by
sending their address. de14 5p2psu1m
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HtberntA National Bank New Orleans.
December IL. 1s79-The annual election for d.
rectors of this bank will be held tn ESDAY
January H. 1880. from 10 o'clock q. m. to 2
dena "a " JNn. q. DFvEREuX. Cashier.
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$40 to $1,000 at,sa sEasEs LIZ M4 ~
sunes every month. Books sent free explain,
Ing everything. Address BAXTER Il 90. Bank.
ara. II Wall street. N. Y. ap22 lyD6W
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Otleans National Bank-New Orleans, Decem.
Der -. 1s7g-The annual election OF directors
will be held at our banking house. on TUES
DAY. January 10. 1880, between the hours of 10
u. m. and q p. m.
dnl4fu VIM PAIFRFY Cashier
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WANTS.
IsAker.
scholars.

WANTED-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY Is
wv DESTROYS Of obtaining few sch lars. either
moderate. to suit the times. Address A. T. e.
Democrat Office. dal0f
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state National Bank Of New orleans -
Nav Orleans December a. ls7g-At u special
meeting 81 the Board OF Directors OF this bank
held on the twenty -seventh instant, a semi
annual dividend of FIVE Pi Il CENT was de-
clarad payable t. The stockh nlders on and after
MONDAY, the fifth day Of January. 1880. The
transfer book will remain open, but the trans-
fers will be 'ex-dividend."
j. e. JARREAU,
does I'm Acting Cashier.
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CITY LICENSES FOh 1880.

DEPARTMENT of FINANCE CRY BALL h
New Orleans January /. lss,.
This department will be prepared on FRI
DAY. January 2. 1897 10 deliver city licenses Of
$3.50 for all vehicles trades. professions and
oallings; and will receive In payment Of the
same until January 81. 1880
% per cent In cash. and
40 per cent In the unpaid ordinances OF the
city for the years 1876. 1877 and 1878.
II The owners or keepers of dogs are respect
fully notified that a license for each dog must
be taken out In compliance with ordinance No.
fls0 A. 8. "A. H. IsAACSoN,
Il 5a1 Inn Admit tSS rHtar OF Finanra
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New Orieans National Bank--New Orr
leans, December 16. 1870 AT the meeting OF our
Board Of Directors. held this day. dividend Of
FOUR PER GENT was declared. payable on de-
deal IL VIM PALFRrY. Cashier.
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Union ~ National sank, new Orleans.
reotofs held this day, d dividend Of FOUR PER
GENT was declared. payable on and after the
desl 7t = .. CHALARON. Cashier.
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New Orleans. Csa.sn Exchange. New or

III. m. ogden, Attorney at Law, mas re-
turned to the city and will resume the practice
Of his profession at his oldtoffiee. No. 6 Oaron-
6elet street. moo am
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
new orleans. January :, rsso.-Yotic,
once or the New Orleans Gassixht Gem.

panvt December 10. 1s7p--A dividend OF THREE
DOLLARS AND Fifty CINTB PER SHARE
will be phid on TUESDAY, January Id. 1880. cut
OF the earnings OF the past six months
The transfer book will be olosed from Janu-
Axy until January ID. $780,.
def7 tjalb v vALLOIS, Secretary,
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HANK NOTICES.


Tftixens' Bank 0f I.Onisiann--New Or
| leans, January 8. 1880 The annual election OF
direo'ors for this bank will be- held ut the hank
g-house on MONDAY. second OF February
next. between the hours Of 10 q. N. and b. IN.
JAS. J. TAhLETON,
ia4 3faw I'm Caahier.
Murual National Rank, New orleans,
December 81. 1s7a-At ma. ting of The Board OF
Directors held on the 'hirtieth Instant, a diyi-
dsnd Of FOUR PER GENT was declared paya-
BILE to the stock holders on demand,
u I'm JOSEPH MITCHELL. Cashier.
RiDeralR national Hank New orleans.
Decembsr 81, 1S79-A dividend Of FOUR PER
GENT will be paid on demand. Rv order IF The
board. JOHN Ct. DEVEREUX
Ja1 fW Cashier,
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special Netice-To shippers 20 Monroe
and all stations on the Vicksburg, Shreveport
md Pacific Railroad. vita Delta. La. Steamer
ING. will sign through billie ladtng a the same
rate as other boats. JOHN JANHEY,
i Dc7 tf j, NJ. UARLlN Agents
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-06

Special N0ticc-Parttes having Pledges
81 Harris Loan Office upon which interest has
&Cerusd, III not paid on or before the III RsT OF
OCTOBER. said pledges will be offered for
sale, an1at II
, 1880-09-07

THE JAMAICA HURRICANE.
DALr1,lotsE, Sept. G.-rlle Gn'yest0w Nc.rs
Lciscrof tho .stt, cuntalus further particulars
uf thu storm which tlovnsteA jamaica. Utter
destruction followed tia Storm, md thu
,lanl.lRt. c.,uld not lM estimated. In tho utt-
Park C.l,np thu prisoners werp rleasul t0
sayo their lives, threatclAal by fnlllng build
illKs. 'lwo women wera killed nj Glengoifu
by IL htl,,su failing ulHll illoE,, nlld ut Now
rustic una solEcr a,ul thrra wotne, wese re-
por,e.l killed.. Not grrc,. leaf IL tn hs seen
fGr ,ntes, a,ul twenty years Will 10 required
IL rcstore tic pAca to the condition which
existed before the stnrns.
HEAVY RAIN.
Sl,tA, 8ept. G,-1leayy ruins llnye fallen
l!esu ind IN tic Northwest, relieving nli a1,x'
icty nboat tho crops. Muro ruin Ii wanted h,
she pWniauo. g
CASHMERE.
CALcErrA, Seirt. A.-A tlra In Serlnagur,
CASH ,ncre, destroyed Ito flansrs. S0lna Lives
woeu lost ali4 n,any l@rsolls Injured.
FAMINE ritltEArENED.
l,DSUnN, Sept4 IA Calcutta dispatch
sny4: "Tho districts wlel nre Threatened
with fatlila are 4Ahplednusgur, l'ooI,ul.. a,,tj
S,,nlaIA,rc, wllcra tho u,tninll during June
tliAl .|uiy was frp1n tiyn ~ Six iMs!lt,5 beluM
s|ts average. Yl,V sitnatsot} cutlses yrca. n,lx'
iety, thanEh 1t H. ION s,1nN ~ gtya war u
'1MMlc, as n gntH{ fntM AMrlng bertgtllNsi
would avert tlle possibility Ut actual tearth.'
, 1880-09-07

8pfetal Dfspdtfh to Tht Uhttaon Tribune.
OcoNnMowoc, bopt 6.-'rlle funeral sery-
Ices of the late Mrs. Sally Bill Calktns, who
died M Friday last. was l'ultl Mt her .iaugll-
ter's residence. Mrs. Strcoter, yestcr,lay nft-
ernoon. 4 large number OF relaitycs alltl
friest!s gathered To pHy Tie parting respects
tuo to one no advanced IL, years. Airs.
Calk!ns was horn 1T Cornwnllis, Eoya Scotla,
Ort. IL, 17s5. mil was n,arrIetl early III tho
century to Janus Cnlklns, 1T tllu same llaee.
She moyttl 10 Now York Stnts IN 1ssi, nNl
ft0m there to Milwaukee, where l.ht
husband tllrd. SiAcV than alle Inns ~.
sided principally with Aer children, MID
up 10 within .fuw yours llns
luutl!or ,.of olav1n eh!ldrrl,, ut wI,nn Beven
survive ],er,.,,As4ttl CalkI'ls nlll A1rS. Mary
G. Hush, q! UT. Nerlol.. O.; ], /. Ealkina, vt
Adrian, Alinil.; Mrs. lra ltcillngtp,l Ut sinltMi
!taplds,. aileh; alht Mira. J'sfnh stroator,
Cpl. y. A; Calk|ns, u tho sl!lwauE.~ S'fialNli
nleNMph, According tt' tiie Inst ce,sua
Mrs. q was tho oldest pcrsun III thu County.
l'clng III !Ier D5lsl tenr, son!!h III badly, nl,si
l,rr lniua retatntnE It's activity " tic Inst,
Dtce,lxnd WIS Il eister ai tho llth Gulelp II,
lli'l, Vt tho I,oiAttInn Parliament, mil To tllu
lkey. luErahAlll i. I'LL, Ut st. ,Jpllu, n. D,
, 1880-09-07

Special Dtspatsh 10 II. Cheso Tribune.
WAs,1,yuToy. u, O., Sept, U,-Vho stupIl
story Unit *seetstary scl!ntz ahd nliss Annie
Irlslf' tho translator hf the Interior Le"
pnrtnstnt, were soon to },o married seems
to be setti<M by tho fact Tint S[fss irish l,us
".ss .ars',,, ~ s'," W'a, 10 'e'e"e' ~ S''o o"'~
'e1s1ty ot .Nooslef. y.
HIT T1lEstf WILL. nE.
Tho ErcniuV STIR Aays: ny notable we'd
tiing III |lr5l 6ipiut nrr1na Mt tIlH t,nflth] IN
, 1880-09-07
MAINE.

MAINE.
Grttfat Disr1tth 10 The Chtcdao 1Fbtint.
WAsitISHroS, u. G., Sept. t-At Demo-
cratic hnaVunrtera NIL hopes nf carrying
Ainlno nro abandoned, aud The l;rcens,nckcrs
arr denounced yery. severely, 80 nngry nre
lie Dcmocrats Will, them TINT. tho former
ctlargl, TINT the Orcenback leaders are netting
Clearly in tho Interest of tho Republicans.
VIRGINIA.
Renewed efforts l,avo lecn nntlc within =
fnw ,lnys 10 attempt Ia SECURE q cnn1pronlnsa
Ut tho quarrel hetwccn the Demncratic inc
tlt,l,s III VlrFinta. 4 lending member OF the
New York lar Is Ilow In that State acting
for tho Democratic NRtt0nnl Committee in
tic interest Of n c0lnpr0naisn. II Is now even
intinatetl tint thu pc1'ncrats viii consent IL
the humiliation or Withdrawing their rcEninr
lInncock Electoral ttnkct atltl SUPPORT tile
lttadjuster Electoral ticket.
HAND At WOnH.
Tho Democrats t,re retlouhling t1eir acttyf.
tics hs tho time for tfo election lii ttiaaahn
and Olitn approaches. Unc hundred ntlu
twenty-five men WIRE nt work tDAlay III tho
Capitol, doubtless usliv Government stnttoll-
cry, folding an.l sentling OF I.1npcratic rnn,'
l,nlgll tloclI,en,s. 1t Is Intended tn fund In
tljnIia aud Ohm Will, item. Meanwhile u ex.
Selatot ,iol,, Pool. o,,o Of thu late alleged
converts to tue Detnncrtcy, occupies tho NJ.
rcr story Of tic building Of tho Democratic
tonErcssipnal Committee. and seems to bo
BtccrlMn tho ship.