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Business Enterprise I'm Toledo,
Ohio,

In the May distribution OF the Louisi-
ma state Lottery there were thirty or
more lucky ticket holders in that city.
One ticket, No. 81 .4A obtained from M
A, Daupiin, New Orleans, La, by mail
brought for the % sent by Mr.. Fred:
Schroeder, No. 6S8 Michigan st., and A.
d. RifYel, Of the Vienna Bakery, No. 1888
Broadway, q prize oil rs 900. June "a.
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Died,

FERRY.-In this city ON the 2Qth inst.
Lizzie Ferry, daughter Of James and Ha-
rah Ferry, aged years. The relatives
and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral hom her
Friday afternoon, July LIST, et4 O'Clock,
je 2o-8ts . f.757,.TE y =
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LOCAL LINES.
Deviled CLANS at Fullmers.
Clam eroqust at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer,s.

Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer,s.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup. A
DR.. Todd treats all chronic diseases
with marked snccess. Ofhse 500 Market
street.
John Manlove was fined e5 and
costa, by the Mayor last night, for
abusing his father. 13s
Councilman Shaw had the end of
his little finger mashed yesterday, BY
a piece Of iron falling upon 1t.
The P. W. 6 B. R. B., goes into
the control Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad to-day. There will be no
changes in the local officers.
At the closing exercises of Dick
inson College, Carlisle, Pa, the de
gree of Master of Arts was conferr-
cd upon Rev. George W. Miller, of
Grace M. e. Church, this city.
A society is to be organized In this
city for the propagation, protectl on
and distribution Of carp. So far these
6sh have thrived finely in Hartman
& Fehrenbach's pond.
Before U. 3. Commissioner Smith,
last night, Thos. Browning, of the
Eleventh ward, was held IN $500
bail for trial on charge Of selling
liquor without payment OF the spe-
cial u. 8. tax. qF
Tho contract for carrying mail be-
tween the Post Office and the depot
has been awarded to VIM. T. whit
worth, at 5000 per year. This is the
same sum bid BY Mr.. Kitchen, who
was awarded the contract and then
surrendered it.
The Building Committee Of the
School Board held . meeting, last
night. and decided to call q. SPECIAL
meeting Of the Board, on next Wed.
nesday evening, for the considers,
ton Of plans for new schools.
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The other o0ntestants, Jas. Mott, J. 8.
Haddock, j. 8. Litxenburg, L @. Grubb,
r. J. Donnelly and j. A. Hyatt failed to
hit the target once.
In the open-to-all match tifty-four per-
sons competed for the prize, which was
won by 81. w. Hancock. The range
was 800 yards, and breeoh-loadlpg rifles
of forty-fve cahbre were used. The top
eeor6e were "a fOlIows:
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Prise Shooting.

The prize shooting at Point Lookout,
yesterday, during the excursion of Du-
Pont Post, No. 2, g. A. R., resulted as
follows, the first match being open only
to members of the Post firing party:
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TwoM houses sold.

Head 4 Co. bare sold the house
No. 110l Poplar street to Harlan
Cause fOr II, 270, and the property No.
1909 ". Seventh street to q. G.. Brad
ford, Jr., for 1855. .g-,
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SIGNING THE CAUCUS CALL

Fifty Signatures Already Obtained
to the Half-Breed Paper at Al
bany.
ALBANY, N. T., June 30.-The
alf-breeds" are signing quite freely
the call for q caucus started by the
Feather heads" and it is said there
are now nearly fifty signatures to
It. 1t needs sixty-five signatures.
The ntalwarts, 1t is said, will have no
part in the call. The terms Of the
call are in case caucus is held 1t shall
require "a votes to nominate. There
is no talk about adjournment to.night.
All seem determined to remain at least
another week, and no objection ID
looked for within that time.
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To Psiny lockout.

This morning the Sunday Schools Of
Trinity Chapel and Old Swedes' Church
went ON an excursion 10 Point Lookout.
on the Wilmington and Northern z. r.,
leaving here st s'16 o'clock, on = special
train Of five cars. ~
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GOOD ENOUGH]L.. ]. .

Lovers Of really good chewing tobac-
20 should ask for Millef's Good Enough
Navy Plug - it is the only t0bAcco which
has not the flavor Of = Drug l6tore and
does not cause sore mouth. ~.
p. I'D & VS. m.
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Jefferson Club Exeursio.

Jefferson Club Excursion
The date Of the jefferson Club az,
cursion to Coney Island has been fixed
for Thursday, August II. With the ar
rangementA that will be perfected there
10 no doubt II will be the popular and
enjoyable excursion Of the sssson,
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The Celebrased Liobig Cempe1

sof New York, Paris and london, has At
tained ~ reputation by adherinG to two
only honest preparatiens at honest prices
and conEeqently In buying preparations
having the name and seal OF this feputar
BILE company one ts certain OF purity and
Gated Extract of Witch Hazel Tor Instance
although sold ~ the same price a. the
qunsk, colorless weak trash, sold under
the name OF W Itch Hasel, IL 30 much su-
sure 70 cause It 10 be used always there
after, II cures Piles. Salt Rhenm, skin
Diseases .Rheumatiam, Catayrh, Fainful
Monthlies, Sore Throat and Neuralgia,
Extract or Witch Hazel. Remember the
market is flooded with worthless imita-
tions.D-- (Editoria In H6tentVlo &4ppJensepS
or m Rasohsro) Sold In my cents end
dollar sizes,
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NOTICE
pnslsrxs's esDkR.
RloisrxR's oYrIoE,


Few Castle county, April 2ad. issi.S
Upon the application OF Mary Murine.
11ssutrix OF James Murine, late OF
Wilmington Hundred, in said county.
ascsased, IL In ordered and directed by the
keGisisr that the Administrator Aforesaid
qve notice OF the granting OF letters
TestAmentary upon the estate of the
decsassd, with the date OF granting there
VI, ~ causing adversisemo onts ~ be post
ID dwithin forty days from the date OF such
istasra, In SIX Of the most public places Of
me county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
Ats 70 present the same or abide BY an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, n nswspaperpuh-
IlAned In Wilmington, and To be sonlln-
ned therein three weeks, (e o a..
tc~.>, Given ander me hand and seal
". .. Of once OF the Register Aforesaid,
81 Wilmington In New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
Nhstea. 3. O. BIaG5. Register.
an NOTIOH.
Peiecns nbvlnE CLAIMS against the
a.ats o. the deoeasea must present the
aAne duly Attestsd TO the Exsoutrix.
sn Or before April 25d, ls82, or abide the
~ o. Assembly In suoh case made and
proVideA. her
NARY n MURINE,
-. mark Executrix,
Aadress-Wilmington, Del.
Junee-sWood
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KALAMAZOO, Mich., Feb. .. 1880.

I know Hop BitLers will boar rsoom-
mendAtion honestly. All who use them
confer upon them highest eroomiums,
and give them credit for making cares
-xll the proprtetors claim for them. I
have Kept them sinoe they were hrst OF.
fored. They took high rank from the
first, and maintained 1t, and are more
called for than all the others combined.
90 long as they keep up their high rep
utation for purity and usefulness, shall
continus to recommend them-some-
thing have never before done with any
other patent medicine.
ID. BABoocK, NJ. d.
Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause
gravel. Bright's disease, rheumatism, and
. horde Of other serious and fatal dis
eases, winch can be prevented with Hop
Bitters, II taken In time.
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HOW TO sEouREaRALrH.

arrangements brought on BY impure
blood, when SOOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND SrILLINGIA. or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP win rs-
store health TO the physical organising ion.
IL 10 strengthening syrup. pleasant to
take and the, BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
htio disorders, w eak ness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorder,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, skin, etc.
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RfaIsrtR's ORDER.
RnanrER's 0vgIcE,

NuW CASTLE COUNTY. June 18th. 1880.
upsn the application ofAnnie vancea and
FSsmss ,. Vance. Executors Of Nsncy
Miller, late OF brandy wine Han ired, IN
aid county. deoeased. it y ordered
and directed by the Register that
the Exscutors aforesaid give notice
0f granting Of Letters Of Testamen-
tAyy upon the estate Of the deceased
Wiih the date OF granting thereof,
By causing advertisements 70 be posted
within forty days nom the date Of such
Letters In nix OF the most public places oi
The county OF New CAstie, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
aats TO present. the sarne, er abide by an
Act Of Assembly In such case made and
provided; and also cause the same 70 be
Inserted within the same period In the
WILMxMoz0N 9AkETTE, Newspaper pub
lishsd In Wilmington. and to be contin-
ned theretn three weeks, 70. o. d.
~, Given under the hand nnd seal
L.D. Of once Of the Register Aforesaid
N~%J at Wilmington. In New Castle
Opunty aforesaid, the day and year above
written. B. Q. BI0Gs. Register.
NOTICE.
Al persons having claims aEainsb the
sstasA Of the decsasvd. must present the
sAmA, duly attaated 70 the Executors, ON
or bsfore June 18th, lSS2, or abide the Act
o. Assembly in such case mnde and pro-
vidsd. ANNIE VANCE.
THOMAS b. VANCE,
Addrsss-wilmington. Del.
junsls swsods.
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Or. ROGERS WORM Syrup In
tautiy destr oys WORMS.
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEA carss
pain ~ Man or Beast.
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Arrests Daring June.

During the month Of June the police
lde l93 arrests, classified as follows:
, 1881-05-07
uAR1,OR DELIVERY.

vAynEv1,l1,T nt'Ys EI' 4 ItA1k0E BUSINESS.
sp,etal Di,pn,th to Iht Cnteaoo 7ftban&
NEW YSl,k, May0.-Of tlle,nany branches
nj river Md llarbar transportation II, which
Congressman Jnln II. Starln Inns beell ell
Rage,l lit thi4 city, that 0f the carrying Of
freight BY water Ii a,nl from tho Now York
Ceutrsl Il Hudson River Railroad
Is one Of tho lur9est. Many
men wcro employed In II, and tho capital re-
uutrett to carry It oil wns over half Il million
Of ,lolars. 1t has bceI sud by u cns|l traits
action 10 william II. Vanderbilt. Tic bltsi-
ness has been carried OH for fourteen years
bya contract Will. tho Now York Cen
tsal Il Hudson River Railroad Company.
lcya! representative Of Mr.. starlu to-day. "Ar.
aad the Pennsylvania Hailroads are delivering
their own freight to tho v,lriuus domestic and
transatlantic lines. ind ho determined to mako
biz own deliveries Ia tho luturo. On tho other
hand --..-.-
Nrl sT.AIt1y wirJ1voLY pARrED
With this pr,porty, becusse Ills othor branches
0! business arc rap'dly growing, and his outside
business Is occupying bis Rttoutton. The
basgaln waa n1ado moro than
NINTH ueo. n.u mt ut lfborty,
Without Nr. Starir's CONSENT tn tell what
ihe price vt tho property was. It comprised
md ail.!9htors, nll TINT hnvc heretofore hecn
employed tu this brunch at Mr.. StMrlus bus-
ncsa. The employees hstllcrto III Ar. 8tarin's etn-
5 e. os ~ e1F Gssso Ee a 9w Y eet es eHpy Hay e.
Including tho clerical furco, tho Captains, and
nastcts Of vessels"
, 1881-05-07
CROPS.
WISCONSIN,.

WlSlON5lN,
Special Dlspdtch 10 The Chicago 1ttb1lne.
WArElrrowS, Wis. Afny G.-Sowing Is pro-
crossing fayorably in this suction. The niost
OF the sprlng wheat ia already In tho ground.
and within week nil tie spring seeding will
be finished. A large portion OF tile ialld III
tended for corn ts too wet to cultivate at
present, which Will necessarily make corn
planting this aeason much Inter than usual.
Sptstht ut,pateh to Ths chteapo Tribune.
La CROSSE, WIS.,, May G-Cr0p prospects
Ii, this vicinity are very nastertng. Twas
supposed that In tho carly spring the winter
WHEAT hatl nil been killed, but tho repnrts
were without foundation. III some localities
II WINS considerably damaged. but, 0ll tie
whulo, never looked better. Spring wheat Is
looking splendid. .Rnd. should uv1ryth.iF he
favorable. a very large Yield will be bad. In
SDnth1rn Minnesota aud Dakota WhnAt N9ver
locked better thalt now, In many places n much
lnrger erop is expected thnn for some yoAla pnst
Thu tursnors Rrp vgry hOpeful and havo CAUSE
to be. Tho Wonthor Ia favorable to all growing
grain.
spseial Dtspateh 10 Tbs Chicago 1rtbuns.
MANlTUWt}u, Wis.,. MAy:S.--SprlpH- wheat aced-
Ing commented In this county with this week.
nercaRo In about tho sau,e ~ that OF lust your.
account Ut tue almost t0tnl failure OF rye and
winter .wheat. Tho ground sawn with tilca0
cereas Is th tho majority OF INSTANCES ploweA w
and aown to pnnh or Onte+ Tho SBAB0n ID from
twn to three weeks lutte, and farmers predict
1tEht Erur9,
, 1881-05-07

r. +. Grimm. well-to-do farsnoF from Logan
County, ILL.,. on bis way with his vito and son-s1,-
law to visit the homo Of the latter in lsenton
County. Iowa, amused himself whtIo waiting for
u train at tho Northwestern depot by watching
q switch ouglne making up u train. and was up.
proaohod by confidence tnan. who.
In the us,.u! way, managsd so Iu9ratlato
himself into ths =. o'd lnan's favor by
Try no htmbp,f. Buaduniy Third ipAn ontoru.
upon the scene and w4s Ut 0nco F0c0gnixel ~ a
warm personal frienI by hEs sconmpliae: This
third nun was TN Rrsat strults. Ile neeued hts
DaxgaRo, hal could not Kst It 9ut Of .th ths
aud he had only fl6 aud q sl.Wo
bond which was perfectly R00al, hut which
the express company aoNll not accept In ray-
menL Mr. 1ril'la Was readily induced to loan
xi;y1, snd was Htvon fnr aennrity uno. Of thnse
worthless houda ut tho United StAtoa Mlnng
Company, OF which alu'ost every eauiduauo
llau in The eua1..try hns frou, ono TO 1xau coI,-
!es. Tho inn:ssnt o!l fsrmes Thought re .ra.;
himsulf for sons tiuo IN trying to n,lnt W hts
newly.fou,t! friends b0tore ho realized that he
bud bcan taken ltl. Thon hO r.ln " tho potlpo
for advice and assistance.
, 1881-05-07

Mamie lgatnnctt, employed In an Allegheny
CRY ra dryks sofs w 9,ib so'enia'!y IT,. ia
tnoanR Of gutiinp out. sho ratified IN tho win
dows, hut tho pasears-by pa4, n1 IT, attention to
t0 thv teiophollv, hut did not UNDERSTAND huw ~
work II. sic su1c,i aronn y, and Il, sospp NAM
ner KAve signal 10 tue ccntr1t- otlee.. Answer
WAS sspt buck, 1t cuulse by riux'ug thu a!Kllnl.
bells. Thu rAplive got II into her hcutt that thu
ringing Of Tho bells waa CAUSED " ftsS sM & tils
building, and sho scren,ned nna ahF!ektH nnt!l
Of tlo Telephone and finally masterat! the man.
ner nt wt.rklax tho Instrument. she got tho
tlitiOn, II wns thun rather Mte VI Night ard wts1
was sent over 10 tnplnOOr Ut tue ari.l IND ulA
wus sept over With u kuy to llb1sAtD hes.
, 1881-05-07

Superstition IL not dpad yot, 4 peasant Of
HAyay, !iu!9iuG,, haytng l9st ehi!a aud COW,
Trt,in u a0tnlauabuIlst, who advised him, nj u
remedy. to burn tho lttst woman 70 ~ thna ealny to
hD put no,no fRKnts III tho M!dl'u Of ii room.
WlS iirst visitor was a s,uxhoar, whu hat brought
hnl commission. liz induced her to enter tho
huuse mud ilrootcl bis wife to shut Alt tho doors
and windows. TAen ho lighted ths fa4ots, svlxea
ha Victim by tho waIst. and in epte nf her cries.
began 70 raast her US 1o would chicken oH y
asked for priest. llis wlfo, believing tint ha
wautol him fur 01orcel.,g plirposes. toenho.l she
wUl,,Rtl, Ji9r limbs, neck UNI hair WaFe burned.
Hoy hnIluclnAtvl nssNilunt wAs arrested.
, 1881-05-07
RAILROAD MATTERS,

THE AfIssju1lr PACIFIC Ash mon MOUNTAIN.
Special Dspatch 10 The Chteauo Tfthuna.
NEw YonK, Nrny 6-'rhc Missouri Pacific
1sallroad Company beKal to-day tho on
ellnreo Of stock under the recent agreement
for the purchase Of Tho st. Louis, Iron
Mountain 4 Southern 1saIlroat. The agrec-
lncnt, which Inns received tho approval
OF majority Of tie Stockholders OF
both companies, provided that thrce sharos Of
Missouri TaolNo stuck should 10 given for four
shares Of Iron Mountain stuak. A considerable
nsnonnt of stock ,wns wns cxchanEed hefnre tho
30 ascurtnincl. but II, doubt 0i the al,ccosa Of
the scheuio wns Expressed by tho officers OF
either company.
THE NEW I.oAn nErwEEN PHILADELPHIA
AND DAtir1MONE.
~ have sold out md got entlrcly clear OF tho
undertaking." anIl Col II. y. SfcComb, Ut
l'eIaware. to n reporter today. when
building q Il now railroad betwenn l'hllalelphA
an4 !mSr9 Is, ,s rc1f,or tue sese n eSa ~
answered. tho i!altltnoro s Ohio huso tholrr
surveyors out II, tho loiM. nn.l nro gong u1lrnl
With tho undertaking. Tho roNl will bG built"
, 1881-05-07
AN ALLEGED LIBEL,

CoLufnrs, o., May B.-H. ". Derby brought
suit In tho CofnnlDn Pleas Court here to-day
against tho Individual members Of tho nrm Of
Van Antwerp. nrnH1 & Co.. sctool-took pub
lstscra, nj Cincinnati, and Atstnr Ellis, superfn.
tcndcut OF thu sandusky Public Hghools, to re-
cover $50, ,O0O dnmnKes for alleged ilbcl. The de-
fM.nHtory matter complained Of appeared fl the
Sunausky jsfghltr over tho slRmatnre ut Ellis u,
April IL, an1 cnllctl certain persons, who favored
tho pussaKu Vi tho O'AaHnn schoo-bot,k bllt,
pending before tho Legislature frnuds and
tuad- bGAts. md ncc.lsod II curtain person With
frnil in tho Sthtu pupGr c0ntrnct.
, 1881-05-07
A sHIPWRECKED MARINER.

Ills sTOilY or Ills suFFE1ItS0s.
NEW York, May GA shIpwrcckcd nar-
lner, Antonlo PATIO, says: IL Slipped frDnl
In Tocll, a French pnrt OIL the African coAst,
March I, bound for the Mediterranean. The
vcssul was the French war-slip Lii Marine,
aid WINS commanded by Capt. Ulanc. was
n servant to the Captain. When few
days of the coast we encountered a lurrE-
cane. Tic vessel was we'll manned, nl,sl lIal
fifty soldiers ou board, beside officers, The
storm lasted over week, md VIC sprang 4
leak. Some Of the crow were klllad by fall
lug masts, and some were washed overheard.
] still with. the Captain, WIN, with
five iuen, took to u raft Wu loft
the ship at lligl,t- It wis fust
going to ploccs and most OF the men drowned.
When wo left tho vesaol VIC had nothing to cut
ard dyssted at tho mercy uf the waves for two
weckH. Two OF the party died or tic rift from
starvation. We were picked up l,y a ship bntl,ld
for new Orleans. | WINS attcrwartl Put on to n
steamer hnd hrIught 10 this city. My CMptau
is now In New Orleans am Froeulnson."
, 1881-05-07
TWELFTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

The CRmpatRu commltteo OF the Twelfth
Ward Republican Club hold u meeting
last Night At tho 0thce OF the County
Hospital. Thsrc were fifteen gcutlemsn
present, and M, D. W. Mills presided
The object of the meeting was to Investigate
the accounts Of Commissioner AlbriGhtt who
acted W Treasurer oF the Committee during the
lRAt campaign, aud who bad hoea charxctl With
failure 70 ACCOUNT for about tlu0 VI
tbs mon0y. Nr. Albright Wa4 peosent
aud submitted a. ttemisal st'.te1nsnt q aia as-
Cautra( Executive Committee. Thu itums show
that there was expended for livery blu End oiice
rsnt Ek1; Rundry c0Aluliteonien, $loa: suppors
Fourth, and Seventh Precincts, ~; car ticket,
u, distributing circulars. "; ticket putl.
lam, %; box OF Ctaars. Is; missionary
, 1881-05-07
TYING.
he IS LIKELY To lIECnME 4 LlFE.INEUtl-
&Sr1ft

AN('E AUENT,
sstetat D4.pateh 10 1at ca,eao, Tribune.
yxw Youx. Nav n-A wl,ito nnataho,rd
BEARING In ,,rra hlno i,ttnr" t,,a ,n,"o ~ ,h,,
Rey. Dr. Stephen Tying, Jr.. hung to-day In
lha hallway Of No. IS Liberty street,
cetn that thu ex-],cctnr nj thn Chnrc,
II the IIov Trlnitv was r. " ,,o w e,,,n% 1,vn n'a.
a,tr, ~. ". tny mnS " w tout't w
nra moment in thc ,lriyzi;nu vain ,otoI ~ tha
Ix an rs,,c1 ~ t tralr trnxs is ~ osou ,yo,ae ,ne
~, Atu te"'''o' s'iest 'tl'Vc'S' 10 wohaef
ed himself In ,nw".sow,, fms,'ra :, . ~ af',oa %
noss not t. low oStsnad te.aen eusrsey Ses rs
Ipo1, nrosect,yn bsass % ~ ,moe.tns a",o Uso ''"A
Svorter @ san 81 osmess eo'noct.ons.
Ss Sr,yr n,,", 'o.'a s nf, Tying this afternoon II
, 1881-05-07
NEWSPAPER CONSOLIDATION.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, May B.-Tho GtplNF- Herald
and 3for1ttssg Journal have perfected arrange
ments for consolidation. which Will 10 Into
effect next Tuesdny morning. Hath aro Demo
eratlc papers, aud tho now paper, which WIZ bo
a representative OF ths Democracy Of E0rtheast
Missouri. Tho j0nrtlas will he enlarged and
otherwise greatly Improved.
, 1881-05-07
ILLINOIS.

aptstdt Dttvatsh ia M Chfedeo 1tthunt.
GALEsNuRo, ILL.,, May 8.-rho crop pros
poet has greatly improved III Knox County
during the past week. Ills wlnter-wl,sat
outi00k was never moro promising, and there
Ia tho usual acraaRe of spr[ug wheat spwn,
or Will bo by the e.il Ut tue week. TAuro
will ho moro aores planted to corn thnn former
tho spring Aaa boen backward. tho farmee ls
hopofut.
, 1881-05-07

eANbs ~ HuFHtk pVtn euhk AklA
nnSnfncito f; cnHl. g! 4@u0 4ofcs, Ths Immense
body of coal.ianl y 9wnc4 By g i. Els'ns, who
and sas ca o ne est n.y IL
na4stiese @ !. e .lanttties Il l!ns near tho suFfnce
I'll - sea n nns aty u 61 =, se' ou Ae
Tho oeS xmctcan @ w ycxotabic. srovcr /. also at
~. hsM,, n sa re- sevcfai & Hno saGns ,n
nvI Ges" oo'ga n @o sIr, S"on rt n3
eabbaEo ~ r4ised hofe that Weighed slxty-two
ra;r aSxG Gnns tortyeTo pGands; rescn9a' e1,
p.ut!h PtMss. t snn appe9 gu gn9w VEIL
isi'y Wi. wv w '"~''s. =. '.a
daily n md SAxa5 xoety !. Sw na,eS hcfs: TIM
s"no % oice II I'll i f sssd tho Nss s seliean @ tnt"g
joU oiiice, with thros lob presscs, Taylr t,ress
of ten-coIumn slxe, tild itNkbntlcry, iii man
sssa ey c5sres wh9 hs th .t e, u.
concern seems t, rt, itsnf. Tbo Circulation uf
tho pnpsr ID tlafIy tnnrcaElng and Ii viii soon be
Tise First I SHttonai naiik OF santa ri ken1s
deposit account Of b1G0.0O ia New ynrk to
snRcfs ssH 9 MGne III beeoo nt g ey ,sy @ en
fas theIr n.ot,ey. Tho former ratio WAS 1e pur
yenrH declared q per cont dividends: It's capital
stock ls *pdW.
- ~ W Sane0 r9 aEo Kooa. NGone nt.Su lcar
H. Mnvn s,I .nE. R .nGs. n, anu a. eea' o'o
"ass apeM hevesa' oaye ~
u
This dIstrrt ha. nv" mann, .i,,, r.sk. ,.hch ore
siJrrot; nt,rti ~ ff1s hiii* whfrh wr"ti,,aliw
Tmlniss IN ai1n untii thav snorrn intt tfa as,"y
nrnIri RIA ntir., craa ~ tfn ti,xfri"t i nitmst
thirty so,,nro tniirs Hnro nrn tns iii Snnm.ah
ninea.-tha Mfnn Iie 'rIrn nnI tEn cha aIch,,it" tr
T,irosnise Mit,n Vnrv ress ~ H. iii ninns ~ ~,
1nnn nt nre;c,,t rry ,vnre iiliei a., ,"rlnv M,
or,.nt rtf,iiinn in I'm vsnr iisS tv tho n,ntrt, liz
SndTons. ani hsve Sincs .,of nes; NJ ,i.cnvnrn.i
rf,n fnincrs hnanvcr ~, avis" ~ prtsn.ciin.,
and sfM.m mia - nnf annthcr ~ +hcanr III ,ninss
tTiiI ba tiIs,svs.r..t snti nnnoott ~, 'N o '.'o
Tha ri,rnt,f,iss Miuo Il - sTT,,ia. II, Itec,f The
enfire maintain Il ttrtinrmit,a.i ~ rnvea nnt
thnra ar, twn vnrv nrvn ttGns fha Ia rn1r
Uto einx fnIlv III feaE sernss snH nvcr III f..et
deep. Tho rock through which all this
exGatatton TOOK place IS neariy white,
ena seems 20 D species o. limestone.
lis touRh ana hsfo 10 break. Ihe tlitnuotse
runa ~ totns when nro seen at tug opening Or
tno caves IN tn0 !ock. II = stateu tlIa! 10 tue
neep tp cxcavatlbns they "ete s0und sevcflI lhches
thlck: View YORK chmpnsy u now nt work
c,eahinH away Whit Is supposed 10 oc Tho Rft.ni
sde tnat LOOK olnte 10 l9su. and thai la reported
W mhsG buried 30 h,fty Fuen!oa who MetU COM.
retea " the SnaniNfas 70 worK this mine. After
tns tn,, occurred the l'noOIos fnfusea l9n9cf 70
6ervo tnef nard tnastess, anu thls mine lntlI
feceat!f haa rcinh!nGl hiie. The turqouise saong
,e T. VeIy Iafo ana Vn!Aaole. anu tn!s nithe W!i
tieintlcs. romliernto " owners nttoE thts sli!!e
~ e!earta away ahu INC great caves III tAo
'''oun'"'hs aEo ope'ed up
THE NINA DEF. T1HO
,Sa gu r. e sqSk s Y e o + s"seS q Sy
, 1881-05-07
york, 81; unexpcncd md returned Il, Coutrnl

Wt1Fk, I'll. MhFkpN1!tlC'I and fUtufntd u, COuttnl
ExrcutiyB Committee, $ii.
Mr.. Albright was subjected To rigid cross
wnt,ted him to stvo II tn0ro thorough Mucoi,nt nf
his stowartahIp thnn hc rrtt flIeKtsph 10 ,lo and
hnn1e lfttt0 feeling VIVA displayed M both sitlrA.
There WIS bis BtatgImont. In Bnlti. in black n1,d
while, md he did not Intend 10 n, hrtii,l
bis returns. Tho Csniutlttcu lid mt scetn dis
pnsc.l y dispute hts tlK.res but waited sr. A.
In considering hlinse!f tho Cnu,nlttch nut. liz.
noring tho others, WIN had right to bo coti-
Buttod, -