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te-c Of thc good chance, Cor making money
.st are offered. generally become wealthy
while those who DO NOT improve such chances
Remain iu poverty We want many men. WOE
n,-n. bows and girls to worS for as ri-ht iu
tae.-pVn localities. ANY one can do tbcwork
r.1 .lr from rhe first start. The tu,.uc,, viii
io-e than ten times ordinary wages. EN-
pe.-N- OUTFIT furnished free. No one wE7 enc
1sc .l,'- Oh make money rapidly. You can
.c,s., your whole time t0 the work or only
your spare moments Full information and
all taa' IS needed sent free. Addres, STiNsuN
s. Co.. Portland. Maine
Dee g ~i-ly.
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TGC Notice.

'VHE Taxes for ISL are now dueand prompt
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JOHN $ MOORE.
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gha mgioa Of tie World !!
LIE CHAMPION GRAIN DRILL,

rENIE uudcr~;-H IA having received the Agency
I OF thi> Ccieoclted Grain Drill for Jefferson
County, and having now on hand supply of
these Drills and fun liae of Extras, in ca,eot
hrca6aEe, sonodcl3y can possibly occur i'm time
Of seeding We ofcr this Drill 90 the farmers
of Jefferson on favorable terms. and do not
fail 90 examine thc Champion before purchas-
iuea Grain Drill as it beyond doubt the most
important one of all the farm implements,
l-..rI Dill
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Surveying and Conycyancing

Z WILL survey anywhere, promptly aad a,
short uotce-accuracy guaranteed. Specia
attention paid in connection herewith To DRAW
ING DEEDS or any other instruments OF Writing
=. Charestown, jefferson Co., W. Va.
Dec. S, 1871. : HOW ELL BROWN.
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Roland Chilled HDso,r.

for Jefferson county, which has the Turn over
Point, which gives many advantages 0rcr the
old kind We also have on hand q Large stock
of the Old aud Reliable
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-10-19

Messrs. Ashmead Brothers are our
agents in Jacksonville, and authorized
to receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper.
Preaching at Beresford Presbyterian
Church on the second and fourth Sun.
day in each month, by Rev. Gilbert
Gordon. Prayer-meeting every Sun.
day evening at 5 o'clock.
Improper medicines only agpravate
human diseases. Don't experiment with
your health. If you don't Just know
what ails you, use Browns Iron Bitters
1t will strengthen you and assist nature
IN removing every symptom of distress.
Water the cabbage heads with a weak
brine, and you will keep off cabbage
worms. The young insect is readily
destroyed by salt and water. This rem.
edy is an advantage to the cabbage
plant, too, as it stimulates growth.
Made from Harmless Materials.
and adapted to the needs of fading and
falling hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has
taken the first rank as an elegant and
reliable hair restorative.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-10-19
Nsw ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARM AND ORANGE GROVE.

THIS FARM is situated in the western
part of Clay county. Fla. % miles west
from Green. Cove Springs. z miles by
canal from Waldo. on South side of Gene
va Lake, near Santa Fe. This lake region
has greater altitude than any other part
of the State. Deep. large lakes and no
damaging frosts. Lemons, lines, oranges,
peaches, etc.. ETC., find here a natural
home, and grow luxuriantly without fer
tilizers. Water soft; spring and we'll No
malaria or lnsect-prOducing ponds. Chills
and fever were never known on the farm.
Plenty of fish and easily obtained. lutel-
GENT and peaceable neighbors. The farm
consists of 293 acres, 100 in cultivation;
about 35 acres of hammock in cultivation.
Produces large crops Eof cane, corn. rice,
irish potatoes. garden vegetables, etc.
Pine land is tirst-class, and produces great
crops of cotton, sweet potatoes. oats, rye,
peas, etc. Buildings, common Florida
% large thrifty bearing orange trees, 500
coming on. of which many will soon bear.
There are in bearing, for family use,
peaches. plums, bananas, apples, etc
Part of the town of Geneva is laid out on
this land, and is choice location.
ANDREW CALLAHAN.
17S If Melrose Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-10-19
items la Leila. versus yyin-ne-rsris
Sett,

Now Mr.: Editor and readers all don't
laugh too heartily. and when you do laugh
spare few of us. for it is not our doings.
we have been wronged and robbed of a
name dear to us, and at once beautiful
short and significant j. e. Leila, a little
lilly. 10 make it plain we refer to the
beautiful lake known so long through your
columns as Lake Leila, which they saw
mas received a new name, baptism, not
OF lire but OF water and such baptism,
none OF your fancy affairs, no make believe
OF Snam service, no mere sprinklfng or
pouring but stern. forcible and thorough
immersion. a complete burying of the dear
little lake under the horrid meaningless.
unsuggestive name of Win-ne-mis- sett.
that is they think they have. but we are
sure it will long be called Leila especially
by those who love English and plain
short names.
How do we know this is the way the
lEdlans pronounced it! Let US analyze
the word and see what the learned Web
ster says.
Win to gain. to get to obtain by compe-
tlton. Ne, not or never told English thus
far we have literally 10 gain not by COM
petition Now for the next two syllables:
MISS. loses to wante to err. Settf an cratic
have in Missett ivan. of a location :"
Won't some charitable and generous COM
munity look up one for us?
Well if it is Win-ne-miss- we shall
not give any such advice to none but
tramp. Oh! the great generosity of the
self appointed manners and sponsors. But
we say don't miss it. We who have been
here SO long, and worked so faithfully
and untiringly for the welfare of thep see
and to gain settlers. and also TO spread to
all the world the beauties and atUra ctions
of this delightful little sheet Of water do
not wish TO have good and kind hearted
people miss it ana we fear the sponsors
will find they have missed it, very far in
their uncalled for. unnecessary and sud-
den act and TO come to q palmer point il
legal proceeding gave should very much
like to know what they expect to gain by
the act they have attempted nothing but
confusion abroad and i'll will at home.
Nefwe say-please don't miss it or u.s.
and shall be much surprised if we
gain not" in population and popularity
despite the prOpheSy given by the pro-
posed names which cannot alter our lands
health. pro0uctSs etc. and which. like Its
predecessor. will give so much dissatisfac>
ton that it will again be christened by
some tremendous appellati0n in few
months more.
We thank goodness n that it is an
English name, We were so afraid it was
some horrld unprono1ncable IndiHn OF
Spanish affair. Poor Lake Leila! II,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-10-19


would inform the public that am com
pi!in% map of Nolusia County, and So round
ing from The Government Land Mars Coast
Survey Charts and private surveys, for my
private use. | propose to have this map ltli-
ogiaphed (royided [ can obtain a limited
number Of subscribers.) The published map
VIII be of the following specifications: the
territory shown viii be from 1Itusville, ON
Indian River, to the north tine of Township IL
south, or the north line of the county. taking
i'll portion OF Dunn's Lake and from (aboutj
one mile west of the ST. Johns so as to show
the towns, settlements and grants on both
sides OF the ST. Johns to the Atlantic Ocean,
showing about 30 townships with the sections
and the legal subdivisions numbered and the
area given also The towns throughout the
county as laid out, the roads, proposed rail
roads, the State School, Seminary, Internal
Improvement and L. 5. Lands. The map will
be on the scale of one inch To the mile making
II about 5X6 feet. The price of the same viii
be: POCKET form $500, MOUNTED WALL
map $500. All those wishing one or more of
the allowed escribed maps will please drop me
a postal TO that effect that may ascertain the
number wanted. Address
DAVID ID. ROGERS,
l' Ioo Daytona, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-10-19
MARRIED,

At Oarnge City, Florida, Oct II, 1881, By
Rev. J. II. Lewton, Mr.. j. T. Lane, of WelalI3i,
Florida, and Miss Adele French. daughter Of
Hon Seth French, of Orange City.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-10-19
State OF the Weather
AT DELAND,

Al DELAND.
For the week ending Sunday, October 16, 1881:
NJ I W Tn F Sat Sun
en- en- ): :: !; 3 !: !: !: !:
Mean temperature 81 degrees.
, 1881-03-26
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY ss-srXTEEN

alsnosltlon of. tile colorett leaders. The one
indlspntaEle fnct IN Southern. politics has
nccn tli!.: It has been tho solid organtza-
ton Of Mopnbl.i,can 1lncks ha whicl a!ons ha+
Democratic whites. Tho matter hns been
ono af prejuttlce, more nnr less. 1t
has been aided and nhcftpd, again. through
Tue dlxposltion Of the Federal patronage. I.
IL upon t'lEs Observation-Disclosures tho hb-
stract riglt--tllat hinges III the South tho
question OF Republican organization.
Ilie blacks, llnon MI honest count:
havo n prnbahIc inygrcsatr strength Of
The claim has hccn advanced Ii their behalf
"a question OF abstract riyi,i, aRAin-t)lat
something like, Il, prnpGrltutlatc allowance
should be 'nntls i, tlle disposition Of tho
upon tn very considerable extent. 1t has
been tho means. asnHuert!nnatly. ri Keeping
up the coorcd organizations. !. can hardly
d. snlt! to hIye advanced the Interests Of tho
element, from political overthrow. It cer-
taiMly llas acted ns a Innst serinus tlamper
upon any otherwise 1,ssltlo advances tro.1.
tle Eonseryastves.
rs the oniy element Of Of poii,Iea! strength.
Practically, il fact, tllesr strength, is i, lm
counted vi nauglIt, In tlat they cMn no nh-
ger carry even ward election. Their lea,t-
as t all.poweifa1l In tho premises. 'fhey Ars
E,siittrl,s ot either !Jlli.c,i States Marshal Or
UntteI States Collector or Internal
Revenue, III addition tn tfusc nf
Naval Officer nnt Surveyor Of tic Port.
They must hive with these. nenin. ns u mat
ter 1t course, = corresponding proportion Ut
the MlnUr positions.
sffi. HUNTS MISSION.
The matter is one ct policy and the inter-
ests of the Government serv Ice, on the 0i,a
:stle, md Of corcesson to the detnunds Of tho
bucks, OH tlle other. As hHtwcen the two,
ol cnnrsc. m,.st come fl the Judgment Of tic
lion. Mr. Hunt. Mr. Hunt knGws lls men
very exnIted position with the L,,slu1la
Co,!seryativef: e.. r. There is no na!,. r.
knows the Louisiana Republicans. rs well,
for WHIT they are worth, lls y MT thy n!n!'
inna teexrt,on % ,nay ,,eittsr Halter ~ i,or t' .lt
,nattd. lie will look to the interests Of tho
ti.oyeri''!!:nt md pariy. LIZ viz not permit
his being either 4 while or a black. The e!e-
!!snt Of Lopisa'ln ,i Co9;eTX;at!sn + to be
seen, has million In hand. RESo.
, 1881-03-26
THE TURF,
TT[ TQNEt
81 fn

Special Dtspateh to 1hs Ehtdeo Tribune.
Gl.ANn RAPIDS. Sllel,.. March 25.-rhe
stewards Of thu horse associations IN the
Michigan circuit, formed as telegsaplscd
THE TRIBUNE soine " eeks ng0, held u meet
lnE This afternoon, to perfect nrEallge-
tloilu Heretofore VIA ratllta1. and not
changed III my csscntlAl feature. eItfur
~ to tates Of meetings Or etAsHes III rners.
applied for admission to tho circuit, u1M
nskcG u cl,ange In the program to ndnllt it.
Flint ai,d Atnrshall were A!so suggested as
destr.'l,s of, Joining. ,Jackson was very
dseI,iei to make no cslai,go Ut dates,
nrd Jacksun Will not become d member Ut
tho circuit. The Jackson people, now pro.
pose to play the ga1ne atone with bly, purses
the Michigan Circuit do not fear the rivalry,
slll fully expect tha coming meetings to Ge
The largest aud finest eyor known in tieStase.
, 1881-03-26

Tho hosf h,1, INITIAL, -. H.. g.. A..
,,n,,i ti,a o.p nos, w.'!e cM,I ~ given tne'n "
,m",,t ~ III tl,ni M..a ''lust Eitatnhl AtlA!u
Nv y" ,"Iii I.emts aiiu vtGssGs j. ny
,y,tlij"ni ..MnIE n..,.,n.E nI tno RESOLUTIONS -.
Hat .mni, susGtions nut ny inniltaltlihR
Thn s assco;,.. semas ~ LIZ ny nVer tnG oSm.'
Rn,n.., ,"1foc,.." ~ ~, teIcnet' ,Mr: Ntltenna"m;;
rt,,Mtm,,,. ~ H,u ~ NC inse tl!lit'uRn m!isa
w,rE s,,r;,' 'anGr: g. !l!s ueEt,tlnm IT, LIZ
lin, ~ h ,ka tt,,,t it" .ns culsc!eit4's ni
hr ,,rivna atIH' ;,t a 'ta"; ny, .
snars ~, ,a t.,. e!I M..ee ~ u, ~, Wv Mmy ~,
nM,a,; "'iu s neel ssct! nsasy tr"nic ~ tto IT,
Snrti' In ~ tMRH G.Rn ~ ~ sG1nWs ~ Io
sif ~ Hi ,,,. .5 ~, "a 'i H., .,'
linn. n,".'," ~ ~ ~" ci cn'ss ~, s,,nn,seriiv ~"
i"m,, liz, n ~ VEL a, H.. o,.n.nra ~
tile luttro fncit,f, NJ, ln,imstrIni school,
whcra these lrnplc will he taught tho In
tlnstrfal md MsrEcult,tra! arts hf tha innst
value to thcu, III their form Of ltto. This
part uf tho w3rk Will be commenced rs sOnl
rs the lec.lful funs for lis Institution nnl
ina1nleunuce cal, be ohtai,rh.
The sch10l WITS cnnt!uctca
wrT11 SYSTEM AND ORDER,
,rto ,u,,tt. s,,,,oornt ,,or,. hrtght ontt ,nnn,.
nnH 'it ~ NIX o,,T on,,npnas i,,,t no,m,,,"fr
stil"aa ,.aa 'u tn"ttoina III" ti,rnIni,nut III tl,o
ny.rsns ""o o,, .ui,",, t,n eri,nn ,vns tfis,
n,ussni ~, i. IL r,,c"s. ic 1,,iIa ,narrIe,, o,t
wii6nut ~, mia n ~ c;,fs;, n,,tl rrtru II,
thnIr ,om. VII, NJ H. sn, nser md r"r:,.
inrttvl TI',ra rc III H. r,,. tnorhrra-.nii wills
, 1881-03-26

Tho Indianapolis post1naaternlllp p-The
Indianapolis "JoArnal |" ind tho
Cabinet App"intnhcnts-Hvom
frage.
~ tAe EastoT o mo c"eeaao d's's"s'
NohoMo' n"tl'' !alch .a.-lne appolnt-
nicht OF Jus Il. Wila'nah postmaster az IN
aaahhpoils ,s ITO" tno ie'lalhg lople III pol'i-
!ea! clfcles itefo rs wetl III etse"nete: Col'
liaslo"elt l'aa he'a ula o'nce TOT ."e''e
yea's' 1Ae weh1 ~ "nsn"'sloh ~ MS own
il.etests' aiu "uS o'lchsu up " tlle strung
cst k'nu u teeanIn!ol'ualons 1toni l!lo GU
Aeils ot l.Ia'"nmpoi1S; , 1.1l, al."aee to say
"as uciea'eu' JIM "Hn'l''!'' ~ " po'lt':Mn,
a1'u Il sn,o"a oIe' nv serelaiiS S"ceeeas III
e re,nrs r "p'T W. nm r;y,.
Bon llarrfson's influence that james secured
the nosIt;on. hut, Tim tono ,,f sn,nn tf fila 1,,-
dionuos din m ,rs @ m se',,,s , 10 ,iI.atc ] " TINT mt thn m
people OF tint city, or great tnAly ot them
ut least, would mucl, prefer that somu ono
c!so would handle their mni!-matter tl.an
james 4. Whitman. Tie 1'coutc is lord in
us protestatlohs' a''a says llat Jlln properly
belongs to Kosomo, as liz OWLS considerable
property here. 1t mildly inslnuatus that he
las been In ol],cu grent deal. and 40 on.
M n Y auditor d Tits county iron s;S
to 1s07-two terms; WIS afterwards elected
Auditor of Stute, but, fiji nil his official career,
he l,as borne MI ,.ubtsmlsl,cd reputation. and
,vos pa,or ri, rre,i ,,.It tntIr,, n tnylo emit
.,'a. m"s f, ,,t H. ,.an = It, ". SSs
that tl!tl not rIRl'stally Delohg 10 nm. Ihat
10 vii! make u most efficient Postmaster, Ills
enemies do not doubt. Thu iact Is, 1t is tho
o1d storv of t,,e "nuts,, ~. thn .tfnsn
W ,t,,,s i,,,,ta ~ u 1,,',, IT,, IT, '.' .,
iMs 1hu,anapo''s 1ouF'tot % nus oeea onsy
Tor the last t"o "eeRs trying 10 SGT itse!t
right, and apologize for tho tullo of tho ed
ltorials In its sunday Iss1o after tho Cabinet
nnn"i,,,norts ~, Sn,nr'Iaw rho stn,, ,,nnasa
"ppo''t1'.e''s w oa.as' t"o oe,o papeis,
VIII put ~" executions, were u'seuseoa
with Its course, aid it wns severely ccnsnretl
for It's whining bccause John c. New, Its
,,r,,,r;o,nr iii nt,t .,o, ;, nl.cn In cnrffa,i,s
tn!a". # 'M INV W. .InIainp in its ~ nos;in, hy
invin" ti,c hlomn M t,vn nf ia t.tfisnrv Ar
i H. Vmrht md Nr. Walker III thnsa
y:hn ~ ora ,7',t % n"stnI this n,iGht nns,Snr
esnucIaliv 4"I na th@ 'TnurmG, ~nrv nrnu,ntiv
tifs"I,nrn1u lin two 1Ittrrs win 4 ,vrit Tia
nr1f"i"s nnt NJ tI,o fnct " t),at os faras SIr p
VnIsIt wns r.o,,ccrneI nj leust' he WA
nhnI,f m,onth mn, rmnv"I frn1n nv Htsa ths
nosIt1on Of n,Itlnrlnr edl,nr' ani i
finrrv Na,v nut, II, his nincc An'i' ,ninsa
vn,,r corrss,,o,,tisni hns bt."i incorr.ctlv in.
} }"a ~ Nj vtH.sst ~ ~, 49,. i i"sJu ~ .ses1 ~ ~
, 1881-03-26
VISIT TO A CONDEMNED MURDERER.


lltl0nMfHGTnS. ILL.,, Aarch .5.-fnur corrc-7'
spondcnt to.tny Visited tho Gel! Vt Patsy Dcsina,
who Is confined In tho s1cLenn County Jntl uu-
der scEtclleu Uf tcAih for tho nur1er OF Angon
0oolfeluw. IL former prominent citizen of
Bloomington. 1t Will ho rpmcml'ereI thut tho
prisoner WIS arrested IN New York over n
ycur Hg0, and WIS hrnught to this city and
lodged III jatl. lie WAS afterwards Indicted 0y
tho Graud Jury fer murder IN tho tlrst dcgrce:
but his attorneys sIsccGptN u III tn5iLy tho cNss
TO De Wit County on chnnGo Of vcn,io. TITO
tr3Nt lnstcd seycrnl dNys,-ihu verdict or tho
Jury beIt,3 thut Tho prisoner shnu'd pny tho pen.
nifty of hts crime by hanninH Tic senteneDaf
.lcnth wis pronounced by .luHu turr nnd the day
fixed for tho execution wl.Ahu :tA of .1a,i unry,
thrce.weekR trutn the tiny TITO tr1Nl was cuE-
clnsled. The prIsnner's attorneys 6tsAlncd every
nerve TO s1s1 hin from the Kn9laws. ntll last
Jnnulry succeeded III srstln9a stny nf HEeHecd-
tnXs .-ttl,,R allowing counsel IN opportunity OF
arguing tnptlon fur tiew trla', ut tho Juno
term Ut tho Supreme Court Since this lGEal
proco rati,vs DcvIno hns remained confined in the
Dc Witt and McI.can county J1tis, hnvip8 been
brought to this city IL iNth ur 80 HKo.
Your correspondent sauul Devino III tho beat
Of sptrlts, And he wus !t'nktnK tcser than ut any
.lutceifyus. lie t,i gained III flesh no.,uL thIr.
tcun psui'ls. anl wns e,.joy!ng !ntt-llfu with =
far kser S rsr th anS r Of s e's rn,ss M
When n.kul It hu thought his atturnsys
tl,nt sie dix! mt know. AZ yct ilD m tspw
il1uce, hut hu wis well satisfied tlmt ILLS lawyers
wnul s,,ure III ui10rt III TITS direction; aud, aa
ihpre KpusIt Il, uxlAt Dhu nr tWn flnws IN tha
reeurtl. lhU chuuccs for t,cw trlat wcro rAther
favorable.
Thu 1nItrtlnr Of Aaron t;oa1tcltow, 1t will be,
remembered, was una nf the mAt atrouipus imd
t!ckrn!uE .rrn,s which ever occurred " CehtFal
llIin1!s The murdered tnn, while rotnrnin9m to to
hiS luuIe III tho nurlhurn part Of this
city. hunHt Two years nEn4 was
shot u4.h killed. him wlthu two ar threo b!ucksnf
hls own homo. It sccItis tn bu tho general npin-
lult of the ntlarnpys whn were sH AtteAd4hco
upon tho triut ut Clinton. llut Dpynes lawyers
will tut succeed IN gttl Ing vow trlnl; but that
Tho HuprcInu Court VIII II tho Juno term, bL
tho ttuy for tho murderer y execution.
, 1881-03-26

were pnt to us. We Ind seen Indications
that 2 town 1ay nenr wl!ria we were.
SAIL ;,,e ,,1 are so'9g IN The w,onE dreetlo
long tlsstaslcc, ton ntnt probably are hungry.
Eofns, i'at" tho house and have some break
" It was Of no use that we professc,l TINT
we were MT hungry. Ilo insisted, ard wu
yielded. Ills gntN[ wife srt 0tlt some breal
antl n!lk md pie, a'd We tille't ourselves
witt. that relish which nothing but. '1caitll.
l,a! finished, the inan satd, addressing him
self to TIE.
rot ATE RuSStSo AWAY.
It It Is from. slavery, l will help you; II It Is
from some crime, l shall deliver you np to
;" being encouraged by his tone, wo told
him that W. were escaping fro,n sInyrry. anil
tint we were tn need of ull tic assistance We
could get lie nsked It's where we desired tn
W. wsntf e vet away '."n the Stats oi
eul!ctacd III the hay-tlow Until night,
nnd !lsat after dark he would sind
and take us sumo fifteen or twenty miles L,
the rcstdencc 1T n brother Of lis, who wonId
conceal us ICED ~. Hnd help 9s o., our way.
lie told Us that his nan!c was Jtul Wiretnuil.
Slaves In this way. Wtafterwartls tO,tn,i tint
these gnot1 people were all Quakers. Tllepro-
GRIM wllcl, llc Ind marked out Wns carried
forward: a'll, atter tine sleep IN tho llay III!
dny. We tt,uk ulr leave Df ullr nenrtactor and
proceeded on our way. It Will not be Of i'll
lerest to give Al Tho particulars Of our jour
tlcy; su'flcc 1t to say that 1t was decided Mt
lsnKtn that wo better ko ~, through ,hs
tilere for tlinG: Soon ufter arriving ut thnt
town We al got something 10. DO.
llircu out rs host Ter At the hotel and finally
went OIL the canal ny urirgr.
~ i I lItTtrfh pfNtr at t1n nf H.
bccalnc very anxious tU attend school
somewhere.
1IfAp HEARD Of UnE,tL1S,
and was directed 10 20 to New York md SEQ
Alr. Lewis Inpi'a!, btiahttIrOplst who wa'
there. told Mr. l'uppnn tny story, ind i,o
encouraged .nu to 70 III Obcrliis. lie gaye me
ltttt5s of tntrodnGton to irie1n!s of my racs.
all nlong the road, md took tho SLOW. COLI
letter to u n!lnistcr In plttsburg, wll,su
name forget. lie received HE very kindly,
ainl sasc ,'e Judging ni"s food, My neSu
5.op wns ,* with Jpdse Stewart oi Wnrtei!, r.;
md finally Will ,Mr. Jo|in. M stcl-
ling, Of Cleveland. stnid out nn
Mr. SterlIng's farm. about where Stcr4
t ns aysnus tnr, 10y Is; a fro tas ont to
occasional house, !a1ld the land was grown up
to l1ntIerbrlisl,. l cail.c down enriy In the
il!orning to takc the stuEe at The johnson
F'ron CIsyelaNl we cane on 10, uberIis1
tllrouE!, E!yrla, ni!d vt ts!ls plnGe siorped
With Sir. lsassett. afterwards Clerk Of the
County Court here. l had letters to Drs:
there
a SuMnEH OF YEAI,s At SCHOOL,"
''Dd you ever hear FROM your master or
your Old home In AIatylnnl?"
II nrver did. MSe no idea whether nny
one was sent ont To hunt fur lis Or not. I
ftnrs4& EStff
, 1881-03-26

0rant asking II It IL truu that uen. Leu altered
him Nlrantj hIa swortl ut Appusuut0x, and II 1t
was declined. 10 the Inquiry q en-. Grant replica
Us follows;
"Oen. nudcau's book will siyo tho exact truth
ct the matter referred to lH this letteF, There
was no den1and made tor Qeu Iee's sword. and
no tonder Of 1t mado. U. 8. GRANT,"
, 1881-03-26
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW York. Alarch a5-Arrtved-Th Ko-
public from l.yerpool, tho Vadoraud from
Antwerp, aIltl the Neekar from Bremen.
l.OSrnS. Afarel, !5.-rha AnclioriR and
Electra from, New York hive arrived uut.
, 1881-03-26

Az between the conservatives NtNl TIC
Dslnycraoy.-tl!s has long, bean u rucng-
nized struggle. II .lates hnck to tho
party orgaiI[zatlon following Reconstruction.
Tln, llaIiv Ut Democracy ut thu time WAS
oaor about It whish /" uie caIlssrvatIyesn- @ ~
generally descendants 0f'tho ni.l-stug Whlss
-was particularly objectionable. Tho fnct
WIS recognized oven by thu youngcr!,, Gle
s s ts @ e p6ssGstd{ 6s ra{E tsss!Sss ct mhs,s
Tho oraanlEaslon was, perfected US "Coil-
yentlon IN tbs cu.npnign ot ~.
oxes,c mes e ssryy er SsesSy S " t' @ @f
ea'ldItInte fol, Governor WIS Alr. y.
t!oyea 'i u less - coasersatlyu s 'f'sS' a'srai.
toy ns'S faS "Sps at sy sy S so ta'H"*f fs Ct cs e
servativrs wrro FORGET! To accept thv src0nu
SECURED tle l'ol!inSt!o1. @ Ut John u: NcEnery;
to4 rSs, IT, t"nstpS Tas Gs te %' ysxn ssstsnTia t
follnwsd WIS strictly Democratic. 1t Inns !.
history peculiarly Its nwn.-n1u nf nrennt4e!l
yiuencp MD frN4tl, ending tn thu lnlrrp",!-
tS aos Dt as III Hatsa arsp He'ss q n JT. I pat H.
There cAltle lighting 9t- tlle revolutionary
1ho dtsAnpointed leaders vt tho l,n'a!os-
rasY :;o o conseryntySH ,n1S fI" isy ,as!f Wy
They werc allied with, md bonlhl NJ in, Mr.
l'1na'. They u!tst Mrta!s sai!A by hin. ~ "
tins Of ln!blir clamor. Ilry were drawn IN.
an a'd ca!s to s trent NJ o "stGsI5s n6 s,ns i
ravolution,-t furclbte overthrow of the
Kellogg Government. Tho revolution WINS
s,snMarl!y snpprpsssd.-the 'eposod uoyerl'-
''eni ts,st9led LILLE y Rawsr; s,1It ,y ot
discount, Thc nun!ocsacy propur--" the
caDailu lu"-lsurpeti control Of the primaries,