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THE REVENUE.

In view of this prospect, could that be
regarded unwise legislation which should
reduce the amount taken from the people
by taxation to the extent Of something like
Si0O0O0,000 year? Perhaps the taxpayers
of the country will say that it could not.
There are taxes which yielded nearly ST.
100000 of revenue during the year ending
June 30. 1880, and which ought all to be
swept away as follows:
Stamps on bank cheeks ,,......,,. 81, 27o i2t
Stamps on friction matches ,........,,. 3,j6l30l
Stamps on patent medicines, etc l,SS6,673
Tax on bank deposits ..,.... ........... 23iT563
Tax on savings banks deposits ........ l63, 2o7
Tax on bank capital. ..........,.,....., 81, iT
To this might be added the tax on bank
circulation, which this year will probably
be at least S3,50O,0OO Then the duties on
imports might be reduced so as to cut
Off $62000.000 more of revenue, and
save to the taxpayers at least
SlS6,000,00O year, and there
would still be S66,0OO,0O0 Of surplus applica-
bic to the reduction of the debt, or S2i, 0OO,-
900 more than is required to meet the re-
Quirements of the sinking fund for the cur
rent year. The taxpayers of the country
might not object in the least to such re-
duction of their burdens. The only per-
sons who would be likely to offer any seri-
Gus objection are those who imagine they
have an interest in maintaining the great
American system" of licensed spoilation ;
and they are q power in the land Chicago
Times.
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NOVEMBER DRAWING

Whole Tickets, 81, Half Tickets.sl
81 Tickets, $50; 55Tickets 800.
Remit money or bank draft In letter. or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
post0ilice order orders Of S. and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address all
orders TO X, NJ B0ARDMAN, Courier Journal
Building Louisville Ky or X. NJ. B0ARDMAN
800 Broadway New York.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee it,
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, Cos
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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IO-UlyS EUIIpsS
OF all other medicines by Browns Popu-
lar Western Remedies, may be seen in every
family where used. For sale by Hoyt Il
Coffin and w. II. Howell Il Co., Dallas.
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Excursion Tickets

Over the Memphis 4 Charleston railroad
to the Atlanta cotton exposition, are now
on sale at all coupon ticket offices in Texas
and Arkansas. The rates are remarkably
low.
Leave Dallas, 5:35 pm.
Leave TeIarkana, 500 am.
Leave Little Rock, 2;05 pm
Leave Memphis, l0:35 nm.
Arrive at Chattanooga, 1905 noon.
Arrive. at Atlanta, $40 pm.
- The time is proportionately fast from
Houston, San Antonio, Austin and Hearne.
First class coaches run from Little Rock
to Chattanooga without change No night
changes. No omnibus transfers by this
line. For maps, rates, ETC., address
T.. X Rogers, general western agent,
Dallas Texas or Little Rock Ark.
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Do YOU wear the HSnstsble bOOtT
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In the city Of Louisville. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1881

These drawings occur monthly Sundays ex.
cepledl under provisions Of an act Of the Gen.
eral Assembly of Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court on March 8lst
rendered the following decisions.
1s-That the Commonwealth istrlbutlon
Company Is egnl.
2nd-lts drawings are fair
~ B.-The Company has now on hand n largo
reserve fund. Read carefully the list OF prizes
fnr tina
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gottcries.
La. S. T..

The only Lottery Of any State of the Union en-
9olsvu hy a vote of the people and under latss
uevlsion OF the l, 5 supreme Court at WaShine-
Wh the only Legal Lottery now IN The
United states, all other charters having been
repealed or having no existence.
ASRPkLEENDIID oPP0RTuEITYT0 WIN A FOR
frIssns %snS piSlreution Glass N, At New
Monthly Dpwing, ~ AVA A''''
Louisiana State Lottery 90.
This institution was regularly incornoratea
Tor me term Of % years by the Legislature Of The
state IN ls6S for educational and Charitable p,lr
poses--with q capital of s ,OO000O--to which IL
mas since added rserNe fund of Sas0OOO To
this contrae the inyiolable faith of the State Is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by an
rwhelming popular vote, securing lis ffan-
ehlse IN The new Constitution adopted Decom-
Der 2nd, 1879
lis Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. 1t never scales or postpones.
Look at the following distribution.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
uNriur which xpi ttln MA
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Extraordinary Semi-Annual DraWing,
Capital Prize, 100000.

Under the personal suNervision and management Of
Gen. q. L BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana.
and Gen JuBAL A EARLY, OF ViruInia.
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80 many years experience The
w. "O MAIN STREET Opposite George IIosp DALLAS
, 1881-11-07

u,fv fa,cos oro INV, oo,, r-t,,,r sas,.
,,a,, ''t''
=,
cin"ps 4"r' ni"c c'1Rh ~ !'esl"ent' W.
snnll Try 70 worry atoh8 WIN tho Jul luz
f+nut,s,r 3s.,fl,v,, of tho Nownrt- hant satt
IN rrnnl ,ha otfnr ,,av. !. r,r ,ho liar .eyrn
vnn,a + h"y,, IivnI l., Ii,1I" trnls ~ r,uvt o,,
Srw I.rscv
,,
capie aispotc!i saSS tnat y sj"ule"e'o
, 1881-11-07

ApEL1NA PATTI, IN conversation with
reporter In New Y0gk FrIday, said tl.at s'Io
had resolved tn retire froM tic staga III two
ycurs. Her reason was TINT "she wished 10
stop before her voice was gone" Age we to
iufer fron tllis that lAsr yotco IL now going
1t seems to tue unprujWttIced u!nd decidedly
iu,pudeMt for this old lalEy to return tn
America In her declining years, wle.l i,er
appcr notes have begun to qnayer aud
hreak, and she Is conscious OF her age, and
':rmaml that tho public shall pay Sl1 q
t.eaI fur admission to her concerts. A. she
, 1881-11-07
A GIGANTIC RArLwAY srRuooLE.

No olle ea,, witness the progress Ut the les-
perate struggle between tho great rallroud
trunk lines Without belng Impressed with
tho magnitude Of tic Interests nt stake a!l
the magnitude of thu results tint IRE to foi-
low. The contest involves millions oi prnp-
crty, viewed MS individual Investments, but
also, in n genera! wny, 1t Involves tile. s,,-
prcnacy III tllu col,,rol antl direction Of Tic
trntle and commerce of tho cnuntry.
The principal purt1cs 10 this great war Of
tic trunk.llue transportation interests lnay
be briefly stated. There is first, the vntuier-
bllt. which is cssentlallyn n New ynrk City
Interest. All those having a,y pecunIary
collcrrn In tho Vanderbilt system. of
railways nre directly concerned IN
the prosperity OF New fork City.
Thu Vanderbilt System ut railways alms to
so control the domestic and foreign trudc of
tho great West tint il shall all pour into
tile IMP Of Now York City, cnrlel'inx eyory-
t!tlug u,M everybody In tl,at metropolis.
Hence AEr. Vanllerbilt's position, tint tho
Pennsylvania system an! tho Baltimore sya.
TEN aru tnterloperS nnu (ntrutlers Whenever
mud 10 wilnteyer extent they Mtteshpt to ub-
tain any business in or olt Of New York
Tho Baltimore Hallway and tho Pennsylya.
nla hallway represent respectively the Cities
Ut Baltimore al,d Philadelphia, Insisting Mpotl
IL llullnpuly nf thu traffic 0f tl,ose Gtfes, with
suc!, additional trat,!e us they may be abs to
aruw thereto from TIE City OF Nuw York.
The Vanderbilt syste,l includes nIl the rnasls
teudE,g frnm tl,a Northwest to Chicago aid
thence 10 New York.
| THEN co,slcs .Iny t;0uld with his system OF
roatls fran Toledo to tl,o lilo GrN,lio al 1T.
clMd!ug thv railways ot 81. l.uuls a.!A the
Southwest. But Mr.. Gould lsas even II more
important interest In the pending contro'
versy. lily syndicate hns II heavy t'rculllar,
Interest III tho Vanderbilt systen,-saIu tn bt
thirty millions Ut It's slucls nltl bnnlls-1nl
to Gnu!&l Vanderbilt HOW lDu6s fur that Gu
| operation utti uid which will eltablu him II
triumph aver I'LL Ills rivals, reduce them tt
nlcra Iocal roads, a,sa enable him 10 nlatt
New York City permanently tho seat Vt tl&
ensire tratle Ut this continent.
The unlun uf tlle Guild and Vanderbilt
syiltllcntes ia,dlcates beynnl all question wl,at
tho outcome ut this railroad struggle must
ba. ll.u Pennsylvania a1Ml the l'altIulnro Il
| Ohio Railroads will bu compelled tO aLalMa,
Hll competition With New Yurk, anu furtl,el
lW compelled tn make their rites 6etwcct
Philadelphia nt,l Baltimore ulll the Wes
rqnnl in MI things tO tl,u rAtes OIL tile Nnn.lGt
Ellt lines between tho West und Nnw Yurk
'Tl'at result "!lca 0btntneti. alla thu Wander
bllt-tsoula conIhlnAtl0N will lltyur STUB stlur
U! tint en', ali rivalry 6stween tAo citles
0f Philadelphia, a1,I Baltimore, ansl Sew
York for tho fnrelgl trpdu Of the calll,tr,
Will r{baSH 8lti ftast& rnn.ts will tf
, 1881-11-07
PERSONALS.

Earl Dunraycn WIS arrested under coplas
In culet!ouia, CAnada. lust weuk fur sooo'pS
fnoosa withoutA llcunso.
Zen. Portirlo Diax, WIN was married III
Mcxic0 lust snuntb, ntnonx othor gifts preseh'Ea
tu his brd0 l!atnund SGT worth {-'''M'
I'lla 1'rtnco of WaIus has distinguished
himself b lesl9ntuY NEW psail III Rrcen' Fea'
and whiio; anu his wlfo And daughters ens'"''
ago blu by wearing suts mule Ut It.
Alr. Naiiur.t Smith will ba tue sla.elaa ~
Washington correspondent OF the NJ" i@A
Iiert[A this wintur Sit. Sur.!har :s to remain ~
Now iurk GU tho cditor!At stan VI tl'at p@pef.
'rl.e families tot President Arthur na u
tho present Lori siayUr Of l.ns'dnl were w.. ~.
1natuly connected In former days. Aah5 nv .u'n, ~
tives Of tho Two distinguished tne! aFo s''' -
County Antrim, lreIusid.
III tho collrse of Ills hunting tour III 'us
Northwest, Lord Isorne. 0osuros'sifesa. ...'. ~.
Cnnntla. stonl up In tlannel shirt, es''irss tt,
srrs, ult! hob. iialted shoe5. wi!on I'rlt1sa ~
In full dress Fead 10 httA an address, VI "n's""
Twin babies, burn tn Mr.. nntl alrs. y ll!la~
II. Chap!r,. OF Hilbcrt's Stills, Ds"c9o ..""" aai
n, T., nnl which Wer9 NAFiCtl Ntiarussa A..
"Arthur," uru thriving sps'tI5d'dlf. tne! Il,
hu&,.Isnn,e little fultnws, exnct!y tho s'"' ,hst
walght, and 10 closely reienb'e III" s"s ~. x,t
tunt npithor fathoF, tnosheF' nor na1's i.' krut
been uhie to toll than apart. 4 strsua ,n,ty ;, ~
around little uartiell's walat iu oFdeF ~ 'as"''
hlu..
A correspondent IN ZululaMl tems's .,'. ~,
lnter,luw With tho warriors WIN a,'s'I ',t ~
Pranco ImpcrIul. When they wrro nehs" ts.'a,.,t.
t,,ey did not romuye the goIa chni'' anu '','J;
lnn around Ills neck nfter dea'h tne ,..nny
"lsocauso he was brave. ilefo"Eht l!tca, ~ tcIl
lIpn." i oros4 marks tho spaf "Hero " and.
trees and shrubs ure p'antcd anM"" I I''',,rr a p5
strange to say, tho pace Is kept ~ s'1" ,,.,"'.
tue salue zu!us WIN a!uw thu hnPle's - ,,,-.
Concerning Tie speerI!-HlaknE pssu',si nd
itscs Ut Senators. IL IL said tha' has" j.. nd
Itil never us1 tlu,cs, au ttas tue t"s'eI ii. vt.
never tu hasa ruviscd sl'eeca "ut'''s wr.ltt
vice. nnyarl wurks Ut biz srescn.@ f,5p.,
them out, aud carefully Ees'ses pio''. ,nxo,s
IL grout rovser. aud srcasto'''l'Y l' " aIr1 .ss
tho tiovarn,npnt Printing D!fce 10 onnrnrs nn rar
pruofs. t.0rnct5 prcpate. us i',".,. vr FL.
tuily, Ana rcylsea Mlacr:.tt1S. ,,%,a"1,v % II u -
ltia, u hAr,l student, lHl"rs ntsIu - IN cthsf
spercl. lseck IN lh0 nl.,st rApll ,,,rh IT az
ll0u.u, an uullrInx worAtF, Hot II ur}.
Wiser, An4 as Kood uutursd ~ sa'A 's'
, 1881-11-07

Ton MURPHY, Grants Collector OF New
York, had Il chnt with "Gutu" tho other dug.
says Murphy:
III tIncsi with President Arthur t!ttlo ,nnre
than tine week NHu nj hs hnilsu III Capital iiill,
anu during the uronl,,K ! said, III tho general
conversation, 'Mr. FrcsItteut. th!nk your krep.
Enr yt,ilr uwl1 cnuiiac Mb0nt sillnx tin CnbInet
POSITIONS lua ,t,t'lv Koosl impression ~, tho
country The pres!tlent SMILED und aasd. Vol.
.lm ready tn ilCnr nny slIxVGstlona.' All
right. then, snhl |. My. preferences t"r sccre-
tary nf tho rrcnsury Es 11rst Merun, next !.nns.
well, uni third FoIgpr.' Ilo heard theM nll, nnl
lnnhu ao:no ngrcrnbe re1Int:k. ntld thnt wns
nbuut ail tl1orc WIS uf H." sniI i: "Mr.
Murphy. .n y9u think tho country Ia In 1--we
with tho itlcn Ut Nuulwell for SECRETARY Ut tile
,lroasury agnin7" We'll, wus+'o!tcetur nf THO
Port wtlcn Gnutwei wsis Secretary hcIurc." sail
III. Murphy, "nnd hh is III exuclicsit tnut, 10
haye ov4:r you." told Mr. Murphy that did
sx-sunttur iluva Tor Attn, 10y {ict,er,!i. "Wnl,
he Is Il tuu old man. sais! MURPHY. "iltwn Is II
atntesn,an. M excellent lawyer. nn!. suppose,
thu hest rUlttIctnn. gptlnr.Ily speaking. IN. tho
Northwestern Suites 10 70 Into tue Cabinet"
, 1881-11-07

HrW ahfk. Thls new me Is progressing
thpl'''s. X Is hii''lhE ior'fn"''' hsltt 'aih'et
MIL nt''l aa s"t' III fh'1pleted IL VIII ~
to"ntl |" ~ the tFfi"fls VI tt'Ht eo,ils1,"lhh''
tw'll elVc '''r'"t fn''leet"1a u, ""a"ts
Waoasn sSs1rh'. Wer ule f.'W 70 AeW lMk
lily sttlpn"h9 1l'o l'htlaue1pih h''tl lM'tl'
n"re lines ~ uso o''lk III Hleir tsat!le t'om
we southwestern ot"'es' luaslh9 10 fM"eF-
nut TIE 4s"ft"WFste1" a'"l HesseFh 'sless 0'"
oo1l 10 lm"f ti'e'F ei''tre ons''tess, WIZ hs
'nst "e"'1" ",l pl"s''' I'LL" ~" l"1N t's'
lug ownership M CONTINUING interest Il.
"e Flu '""'l""s II "et" 0"essl"" ~.
n'"'le'' tn"se WHO 'h'ct LIN '''st le'"'s VII
hHu '''o i'nl,i'"""!ea'H ''''n's"hetalN s'"es
n'''' p'1'a n"luesS u, '''1 '."a sc'''s a'o WIZ.
NIX !" se"' ~ HIS 'Wel. Il oh'kt"pt :"a,l'''s
lor Rescrat'"'h II tli's oeoli Hooe" a'1a
p'"'.''e''" ''".e "''' '''e"''' =, "a ".''"ee!s'
"'"is .lo" NJ o"''o uoW'. WIN "en. ~ u ~
H"pi"h1a'''" :" t.so '."o"''''"s'S' NV ss"-
u'e"tc WIZ e"l' o'le' t'o '"ost ''"'le, l" caS1
~ ~ eo".'o' - ee''".a ""eu''es y "'..l1
,a.u 1.', ''''' :" ~ IT, ~" p'sses7'h ~ '''s
NV "s'1 l's ~" '."',' '4''. a. ."".s us ''"'
S"'e"so !" ~" to'N - vsse'''','' ~ wv a1D
''e"'e' :" ~" 1"'h Ivy "''' :" t''c s"-
p'e'n"ss " t''s so.'.e't s,s'e'' ~ "n'e.N
"''l a'l" n''''"' ",,' ivy "'oi" ~" ~ a%",''''s
s"'' :" n"'.""ss .s e.oD'''' "'o'' '''' ''"'
e"s,1es -. ~ i,S i"'sasss'o''
~" i".H 10y ~ ".'l''sss'o'.a"'s u's '''.l.
"'"' ""'p"' ~. '''c '"'r't" n"lo VI t"o
.'t',' /" NY "'""' ',"'a""' .s ~, w.,
"'e" ~" n'"'S e"'p ~. w ""'' ~ 'S',' "'..
."'ouh' ""'en NC "'"s1 'e.e''e ~ "o' "n's ~
". Ivy. u"s .o sas' "'ns - ;',o y. ''"'s '"".a
, 1881-11-07

1ttE l'enfm'ty Kilt fur I,t1ulul 1nIgim. .bt,...
In l'onin', h"s Increased very hands,
thsoist, us ow'i 't's'lt'e tl,'no It. "as rs 1ade
Originally, lilo Elt was *!.i,10,h1 nu,y tbo wy.
Is wortt sJ,U0ItStl. or OVER st,tU)NU mira :, ss
wt,ri tate Tllu increnEg Ilns been chirir 'Sa ,.!
Il, tho ncuno :roln tho buildings. At lin ,.'a sAo
time, tho entire nxpcuHc of tho 'H,1e,rcn. ",
tho trust is 1ess Than $i,s&N II yuur, ltero ~
slecs. IL Il wlsa allu M,l'Ie c,trity u1mn,.,,sm', W.
wisely n1ad we'll. 1t is sM lllat The turu,,,.'.
af tho ruafs,s Include NIL klnls If wn,ttn. ".'
pe"!tc. franz tho coansnnu lntIorrr usu luunJr,.,
tu tiiu s!ll:uA urttsnn.
, 1881-11-07

Nor lnng tEo tlm lscv. t;,,tsu q, r.,,,-
started ltspttnI TT Kentucky l.. In d,'at n't
wLi,ty u tic curing 1T slIsensn t,y t,Ir,.,'1 ''f1
nclts. It Is '1nr,sly nrcrssary tn sny ,ta' y,
Institution wns fnInrc, hui mn sa',I,,' " :ae
llarIms Inns determined 10 try II vnln. nt IN"
tIifsn his 'Ilcti,s If 'ru will ct.,sst Of t~a. ,
rrnyig w,'',,Gt III w!n'sc surpti,,,ons ,so st'S f.!
prc."r nF the 'psrI'al as the uin,u., t,I,s "'s'
ails trst iatllfo NJ ntttll'itrs wholly to Tin nv
sGtlt" ri this remedy. 4is, httli,x ,.lso,.r.1 w.
Grrtr VI hts ways, he In hnlt,! 10 rt.,., 'ha
pn,so IN ,ukiia tho Future bright viii .,r "' ''.
Whcn Mr. l3nr.ics '!!scustrs tHr thu s,x.,, IT, ~,
tint his u.Gulat!ons 1rp wrnup, l,e viii ,,,,.' .s
less lrgln over auHin will, tho s,t,,,c rorsr ~
l.s characterized lts uInycnrnts thus tur 'a4s
, 1881-11-07

TIE New York San has adopted a very
ELECTIVE tnsthad Ut advertising tho campaign
bonx Inade by ynnnx Sir. Astor, wAa ia running
far conKFcsa frutn that city. Although Ms.
Assor is porsen ot yast w1a.lth he appreciates
tue Eact that In order Ia boculup aoI!l With the
constituency which lo desires 10 represent It Ia
ncctssary tn appear, II cven for only u hriuG
period. ~ "0ne OF the people," In order to ac-
c0,nplish thls resnlt In satisfactory tnannce
Mr. Astor "a conducting h!a campaign far the
,tI'~t past OH fnot- The Sun sends rep0rtsr
with hiiu wllO chronicles his avery movement.
Whcn 9anyassluy That portion Ut The dist Flct In
which wero situated saloons owned by tho Irish,
Ar. Astur nuysE urtlesed hts curriaYn; but when
, 1881-11-07

OSE Of our exchanges remarks tint the
llyullest business ut present Ii that of Dumo-
crutIc "camsug." Tney claim Pennsylvania by
so,0Oo majority, New York by o500U, and ylr-
Rlnia and Mississippi by from ln,0J0 to :),0o0.
They aro nbo to ANNOUNCE Of New York ti1ut
thu Republicans, have "yfrsunlly given up tho
coBtest." 1t WAS extremely generous of tl1at,,
10 put In that word "yirtuaIly." There rcaly
was no need OF II. and tho Ito IL no smaller With
1t tlan 1t woula havo bccn Without 1t, hut ihoro
Ia nothing mean ubout the Democrats iu q tnHt-
ter Of thur kind. AZ fur th0Ir "cla1tns" In gem
cral 1t Is not necessary to say anything about
them. Tho public t,as nut forgotten that they
c!n'med Ohio by $1,000 majority, and thut Gov.
Fosturs inuJority was 24U0U. As prophets tloir
strongest point Is iuodcsty.
, 1881-11-07
TIE COUNTY ELEorloN TOMORROW,

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, 1881-11-07

AMnSG tho sermons preached yesterday III
Chicago alul elsewhere. nnh given III uur
columns this morning. Il tint uf l'rof. Swing.
M "atoses. tlse lsrAel1tistl Lnwgivcr" :of tho
l,ey. DR.. Thomas ot ny Religion for tllu
l'poptae; OF the Iley. Dr. 1tarrows, tho new
,ms,nr Of tlte First Presbyterian Church 0f
CnIenso: nul 1T tho isey. Dr. Tnl,nnEc, in
tito 'rn|,crnnclo at Brooklyn, III "Troubfcs
,f fstnti.S -
, 1881-11-07

will slug not nl,oye three times III nne cut
cert. MIllOltf costumes, this II ut tic rate Ut
s1:11 Ter sn,lx. I.onE before 1,er return to
E,rupt AIle. Patti will probably be falls li,-
fnrtlfrtt thu; thu American i,nhic cH1,tIn liz
Imposed llpt,,l III Nlty Nyci 1!u1rNllt lnnller>.
, 1881-11-07

AMONG tho etllgfcs burned in connection
Will, the Glly Fawkes celebrations In Eli
gland Saturday ovenlng WIS one of Gutteau.
GlndstoMe, parnell. BIKgar, anu others cntIle
III fur l. shuru Ut popular dislike manifested
Iii the SHINE why.
, 1881-11-07

TltE National Fat.Stock Show bcgiNs to-
day Mt the Exposition building, beinE the
fourth annual exhibit III tits city of sainples
Of tlle wtll-fel tlucks atHt herbs Ut America.
This years exhibition PROMISES tu sl>rpass
nil others III Interest a,!A popular sl1ccess.
4 full list OF exhibitors aNa their claims to
consideration IL given elsewhere III thls Is
, 1881-11-07

1T IS now saltl tint the list Of the drowned
III the War Eagle disaster ut keokuk lust
Friday evening Will surely retcE four, and
urrljups more.
, 1881-11-07

THE GnlraGo TntnrSE hns established hsanch
Offices fur llo receipt u subscriptions and udvrrtsa
mchts ns fullows:
NEW rnjtK -1.oonn q tribune building. FIT. Nc
FAnhES, MntAGcr.
;!.AsliuW, scutla,,d-.Atlans Anerean Saws
Agency, 1T i.cnhcId-at.
f0%f'S. Enn--A,nerlcan Exchanse. ~ stFand.
11ENltt +. GiLLHi. AEcnt
WASHINGTON. H. G-l3a r street.
, 1881-11-07

E.,As's advice IL tho farmers OF ireland Is
to pay 10 ren., ayottl tho Land Court. Hisu
lIoid the harvest. Il manifesto to this effect
has Guen elaldestlnety circulated throughout
, 1881-11-07

but, II 1t slsou!.l tn, the Republican majority
In tl,e llnssc antl tlso Republican Senasors,
aided by Davis a,n1 Nnllnlr, should giyu II
tho authority nf law before adjournment.
, 1881-11-07

Ir is reported rrom flomc. TINT the Pope llas
expressed himself strongly III condemnation
Of tic proceedings nf tic Irish Land Lengir.
, 1881-11-07

iHftAa:n tNAMASDEliY *u. u. KNIGHTS
Tt.hi'LiIt--HiateIC Culetasu StonIny oytnIls4. suv
!, nj ,N nuIttGk. I,1n,ftuaE buassas. Visiting Sir
hinHhls nlwmyr wrtpunle. .
IIY order IL. II. uQNOa Il. &,
DAVtU GuuEWlS. Recorder.
, 1881-11-07

t"tnra s:rces. er.ns. now tnnrs-l!oH$e. Engage
mcns Of thu comley-Gartoa opors Co. "Madamo
tnYAfL"
, 1881-11-07

Commercial suites tha fnGts With Rrr,, o,,..
md rafis For nn up"Ey fruIr ,llu u,u.I,s ,,p5' ~
cnr,a's WIN sartc flse wIcl,rsl slury a'
tt'eir rs"A' t'' very cH'y tn rn4I tor nj, u,"'
Hy, hit sometimes rf1,er t1rgu,t II, "pa-
, 1881-11-07

FAtikfl1W CHAPTER, MI. IG1. Il, 4, M.- Special
tnhyu:,t!un "Wednesday vyotIitx. Nov. !. ISL, ut
n'rtk for wstEk. fsltltls caMl'Aspns at1 corau1ly
Invited Ia bu uFuSuML - . 1
lily tter Ut GEU. t. FRY, Al. r.. ii. r.
NJ ilAHIlJ3 HCeretnrr. ~ ..- ~-