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How il Was.

At the battle Of Gettysburg | was shot
through the left leg and was sen; to III,
hospital. The army surgeons relieved me-
but pronounced my case incurable. Il dis-
charged pieces of bone, and for years | have
suffered with running sore. ! tried every
thing which my limited means would allow
and experienced no relief until ! tined Sui
phur Bitters | am now almost we'll. ans
shall continue their use Old Soldier.
, 1881-07-23
STRIKING LuMBERMEN.

~"a'.huhtion OF the Troub 10 At Eau
Saafe, Wls.-A PerAoual IOyesttR alton
ns,a,oniptA Gov. smith to Cnll Out the
'alltla to Protect LILO and Property.
=, sPfeta9 Dtpateh to Iht Chicago Ttbtns,
:. .%nablsoN, WIS.,, July 2a-'rht labor strike
- - ~ haa Claire continues. Gov. Smith went
~ haa Claire this morning aud became salts
sss ssa ust 1t was necessary to protect lives and
utv;WHy t;. from the strikers. llo dIEected tho
,nUu,!a1ant-ocncral ,U, to send $50 mon Of the
mSsonslll o'a.s;l National Guard to that city In
aisasa.1elX issaa. Accordingly orders were at onco
tSaaeG r;,a y 10 tie Governors Guard, the Lako
~. ~ uaattl Of Madison, tho Guppy Guard OF
~ M'!Ke' tllo Mansion Guard of Alauston,
pIs. a "e Watertown Rifles, constituting tue
ftaM. nss battalion. under command OF
nv hsutol' :, Chandler r. Chapman, and
W. ,.s 0ower City Gunrd of GAINESVILLE
sna,t y n9e Holoit Guard, constituting
rsna " W n9 fourth Battalion, und0r CON-
iotnn, ut lae4e-Col. Brltton. All ot tho
~ FAY clairo at al earIy S ho,,r n J to.,orrow. 1U
IN. hot understood that any den,onstratlorl
tioonsse t se9h made BY the strikers. Ssndlng
taan HnHt,l! - more 0f 4 precautionary measure
iSnisah;y iI ah;ytltMlnR M else. This city was Ill ast!r
flIeI H. Inc two companies OF this city
teata, aso streets In force, aad tie city pro.
Qu!te Q Warllke appearance
" WATr5@rsUs A9ss Usoaff1 to M Chteaeo 1ftbsAe.
Coy EasEoMS. EnHsEEoM WIS, July 3A.-l}y order Of
lArte1 1tn. ~ Il the ,IFatortown Rifles, 30 strong,
eaRo, SitwnssEE.b SitsE. by spaclal train, VIA tbs Oil
Claire, ''o 'anoermen'a strlke at Eau
, 1881-07-23

Of bonds are credited to New England. On
tue other hand. 0Yef ~ per cent Ut tho hold
ers have their residence III use. Middle Suites,
and UPWARD nf ~ per cent nf tic aEgrc9ata
Over IA per cent of tho hoklers rcsids il!
tho Southern States, and nbout 2 tIer cctt of
the bonds nre thnlc. lit the Western States
arc 10 per cent VI tIn holders aIel
nearly ~ per cent 0f the bonds.
Tho banks, insurance companies, and nther
tler cent, own about 85 per cent Of the bonds.
Tho investigation establishes the fact that
MASSACHUSETTS,
with only az per cent Of The total population
holders, willie New York, With ovGr 10 per
cent Of tho tntnl population, Inns 70 yer cert
" tho l,ollliojders., f>llu has over . ter cent
of ths bondfIoliars. Illinois md XIV ijnmp-
sfltru cacll has over ) ter cent Of tho lH,nii-
holders, while tho former State las over o
tMr cent 0f the total population Ut tile CHILLI
try and tho latter only sfx-tentflauf | per ceht.
Oregon l,as the least number Of lID!tlcrs, u,
and Aiassacli'tsatt8 thu highest, 1G, HD.
THE DISTRICT or CoLuMn1.t
its population tilat, aiiy of tho States Of tile
Union, ItO LESS tlan 1,:sD 1t, eacli 10000 Of
the population t,eill, holders OF the vntio,s
!oa,ss. ,Of tte States II will be observed That
Ninssaci!t,setts represents u greater number
t;dt e tn',o'dcrs III propo!lon to her pop4!a-
gland States 'eaM in tlis regard. New Y0rk
alone breaking the solid calslnn and taking
urrcedef!cH 0ftr MaliiG. The Middle States
tnke lllgli rank IN tha proportion OF ,bond-
i,9ldsrs u, thetr. population, while In the
western and Southern States, with q few tx
Nlatlon ts represented III the total number OF
male and female holders.
, 1881-07-23

NEW York. July 22@-'rhe Times says:
"Last week three Of tlle thirty-two abtect
followers OF Iupscoo Con]iling In the Lcgfsla-
ture Of this Slate slipped the collar, anil
yesterday he seems to llnye permitted
1t to be removed from tho nccks of the
rest. lie llad wrcaked upOn tho Republican
party all the Insult and all tho injury III his
power, and having proved Ills impotence to
accomplish anything for htu,sulf lie
succunlbcd to the inevitable. The result IL
calculated to put Republicans a,sd the people
generally into consfderate mood. but men
Who have been lighting so long against their
plaln duty will Ito we'll not to presume over
much on tho good nnturo Which that result
and the amusing incidents of yesterday will
beget. These mcn llaye not bcen abla
to do the mischief they tried to tlo. Thc de-
feat Of tlle!r. purposes will prevent tho dtvIs.
~ 10 TIC Republican parIy wlc tey DID
Of that defcnt will DO q guarantee against
my alltagOtlfsM cntAlled by tic l1ng cDntgst.
TILE D1scoMF1rutsE OF ROSCOE CoSKLISU
is COMPLETE
ut every point. ue Bet out to measure
ss!trenKt e ", WITH TIC Aamlnistrato ot G
WIS baa'ed from the. start. New York has
two Republican, SunRtotS Of mediocre
abilities, QUO OF whom Mt lcast has nut
kbpt llIIlSGI 1EGG 1Tuln Tue [epTOhCn OF pre-
fcrrlng, ,self-Intercst to the, PUBLIC interest
when the two are 1T Conflict, but bott arc
likely to he far 1nnrG faithful to their duty rs
Senators and as Republicans tllam their pre-
decessors haye shown themselves
TIE "sTAATs-zE1TuNu."
- The, Stanes-zeltu.,g says: "Nhen, with
Conkl1ng, tic ilain support Of the GRANTEES
fails there can bo 10 rejoicing, sthcu It Is to
10 feared tint ut BOllle tfula the man who
ess ' viii % Se o SuppSSps Soss q of III ise eSb Renob
llca' party. This can DO prevented by only
ono nun, by President. Garfield, md I,c, TOD,
must have exporla1lced very great change
by lata events II III tho future llD should 10
qualified ~ Il rEtorlner OF Ills party. The
State OF New York Is not 10 sure to
frotn which have bossed Tic most miserable
Of nli LeglsIaturey; Many do this with in--
pitnlty. 1t IL rather toleraDlv certni,, that
thls State will atitnlntitcr 10 that, purity the
,,,as necessary a. 1noFs th}n deserved castlse-
THE "rnisiiin1iuxE."
The Tribune says: "AboMt tho only dis
appointed 11lan that was Heard Ut last night,
was Conk!!ng himself, over the Sollatoriat
qlection, ta;,s He % sala lle was not a!lrprlsGA u
Should havo consented Is It, conkling
felt uneasy when tha news OF tho conference
calnc, and llc remarked to a friend that What
ever his supporters did In tint respect
Was oiI their own responsibility, and
Whon ' the eosU ,sws ot TIa L.pl,als . eiaction, iis,
by StalsYnrt VOTES wis received, C0nkllnE
wont out for q long walk, ana whfn lle ri.
turned hu sent telegr,illl TO tho member Of
the. Assembly FROM. Oneida County, from
which Mr. Conkllng Is supposed t0 llve."
, 1881-07-23

banncr Of factions n, only eaualMl md sur
allti loyal Rcpublicai, heaft lp every city.
vtiLage,, and hamlet In this. thu Enl-
& ptf' sis'S Ms,sif io ' ay 'ny tst fftF #
TaIly @ as,t,d thfs ii Gn1,l,er and carry Il aenin
u victory. tApplause:l TllG nhfy rnwattt
Ut merit that sfatl l'c given To Republicans
,ow shnIl be given to tilose who can, who
q the olti oraanlzatt9n. Fel1eW.c!iizeiis, !
shall not slatain you witt, ts'!ttcal. speech
whilst VIC are hero rejoicing over til Is event. i
Your Hearts ate bounding Will. Eroater thy :
at the assurances that the life 0f our RtGnt
aud t*;1oyed PRESIDENT y do!!etIeas T, BY
loyal Republicans Hero ,can unite in senlliV
greeting TO President tinrlie.tt, unl In
sny!ng tI film TINT tonight tho ltnpubIicaiI
party OF tho State Ot Now York Is n unit III
h!s support ,fspp'!aissl md tl!at Wy VII!
by our initial ciforts lt,'loil fiji l,afNis' mil
10 What WG cAn to add HnIig comfort atit 10y
10 Ills stck-conch. We have all fett pajlteil
at the trouble which llns. coins upOn llittl III
tho last two or three weeks; hut, IL IL piease
God to save his life, tho lesson which tho
American people Is
LEARNING FROM THAT s1cx.couc1
will far o4tweiRli any, moments of pnin and
lApplause.l The lesson 1T the bravery of
Christian fortltttIe which CONES to us from
that slck-cotich can but nlake lis better nleI..
When we hear that brave, true lnai,. with
death staring h'm y the ai fas {; look np and
chfzcns, ono ntld alt, without distinction OF
party, VIC know, we feel, ntd we say. That
That ilail ca!ifl0t BE- n bad man. fApplRnse.}
Fellow.cltizens,. ! thank y0u one ai,I Nil for
this honor which you TO mt. (Applause.l
, 1881-07-23
WINDOW.


HE nKsc1Nps THE PETTY sprrr-wonK or
HIS PREDECESSOR.
WASHINGTON, D. e., July 20, t8sl.-Sccre.
tary Window las issued MI order directing
that hereafter the appointment Of al! subor-
dinate rcvetlte officers other than Collectors
shall be vested IN the Commissioner of 1tt-
terna1 1levenstc. Up to within little more
than year ago this was ths prac.icu Of tho
Treasury Department. Gen. 1laun, the Conl-
missioner, wilt, was u delegate u the Chicago
Convention. llaving notified Secretary :3ller-
1nati that lie would not support lis candidacy
fur the Presidential nomination, tue Secretn-
~, with o vlow to degrade and ltutnfliate
him. took this patronage out Ut Ills hnllds.
After the< Convention had dune Its wnrk
Sherman was 50 dIaK usted at not receiving
tho nomination TINT he neyer restored thtsSe
appointments to tho Commissioner during
his incuInbency as the heat Of the Treasury
Department. Tile order Issued by Window
resembling the petty spite-work Ut 1Is pre-
lece8sor Will tend to further make Sherman
behave that the sole duty OF this hd,ntnlstrn-
tEon seeinY tu 8liUW up tho shortcomings and
dcrclfctions Ut the last.
DODGE.
WASHINGTON, D. e., July oo-Secretary
Window telegraplled Sherman 0. I{ougl,tan.
Snll Jose. Cal, and Congressman Thomas r.
Young. Ohio, now tlt the Pacific Coast, fu-
VnestlnK them to net with ex-Secretary Ran,-
sey. In examining the charges preferred
against Superintendent Dodge Of the San
Francisco Mint,
, 1881-07-23
A lIctoor story from Montana.

].
Ned Chmpsselrs thepheri, Louis Vlllau, wAa
si1a drivins % H. hsrt' tho other night just .hout
with long. wako Of tiamn coming down straight
for him. fie statfot 70 get out Of tho way whun
tho flery object, nbout 1G3 yaEsts from him. struck
tho earth with jAr. that wns distinctly folt at
sn!ne d!e!a9oe. and Immediately burnt into ton
Thousand pieces Tho her,ier says tho lnetcotolIto
that II struck the c1rth ut spot whore 10 had
bttn etandfny nat TO minutes ttcforo, Tho me-
teorollte had y westerly direction. and struck
nt an angle Ut about A dcRrccs This IL d triio
biz! Tor othots saw It ffashng along. and besides,
lnttlsputah'e grtdenco ~ afforded BY tho ftag.
Its final burst-up.
, 1881-07-23
SPEECHES

ALBANY. July aa-trho 1880 Club fIIalf-
braa.ia1 md iarant O,nh fStol.yartsi tiIsuve,,-
nsesus! au a"' g.aD ~. sa,'Ia 1,n o,.
liam. 4 very large concourso OF clttzons
gathered III front Of tho hotel ard give the
INV ofIIcfnla a hearty welcome. Warner
aS,,,o. T., H.. a,,soah sail. ~ t,,,o,v vo,,
M"'et, ;" "'e epoeeut e"''' A""" ~"
came here to-h'Rhr not so fatch 70 eonsfat1.
Offices which have .boon protfcrcd US by the
1asts,ot"ro H os ",,, ,;o ~ rainico NM md Mi
*Aekel"tu'o aa you Nv w to1o.s9, "o *..a ,s. n.'
At the harmonious anu aasple.ons .eia, eaqne Lung
been Wagel within tue ranks of tlle
Ronrh,tc,n nnrtv fnr tba last tan weaks.-a
a'....t ,s,.,ie, T., %;tsarn"s" sn,s Gsrns,,oss
sontest Whlcn W o.ttet'eaa ana ~. nsse
Inns never boon surpassed since tho NepaoE'
l!car party was 0rganlzed,-a contest WHICH.
ut one time. Il see,,led could not be ended ex-
@on. ~ ~, ta isruntion ~ ts,a I,nr,h,tc"n mr.,
espt te sat sa n1 avs
nnd to-day the coutendlng factions have
united. and !!aye hnr,nonlouBly settled the
t1f0,cnltIes of lin rost wnel. 1,o-uloht. fel.
in.w tS.",,hiicn,is VI. viii HAT fmE ~ thu
vocabulary Of tic Republicans the names Of
the fsctl0ils under. which we have cotcndea.
[Applause.] :.
TONIGHT WE lay DOWN THE HAMMERS OF
TiIr rAcTlONa
,uh,ch vn ,,ove haa,, ho,lIne nm. and. ouea
, 1881-07-23
1II.dL RESTOIf.i1TYE.
.agoaDs. VITAL RESTORATIVE

Restore. Nervaus aud 1'hyslcal Debility. etc.
lo1es Ut " ptls, $l.s1s ln1 u, ~ wv, Naua EununA
without signature VI i. y. StGl;HAoND. 4 TURNER
aguut Ut nlnv h ndvcfs1slns spurious Imitation
der the assumed ncme Ut uE. HicotdB Restorative
pMs. ur. NIcor.s ar Paris. SsFota to SH.. II.
SToodwuEs1, Vt tho Arm VI Z. FouSsrd ~ To-,
~ or orAer that Ihs t,egas letter With ~ ~. Z!
ynrious ~ pers. be AlscontAauel iAln s1lntsiy
ar he anuisla cntMmense legA! ps'aesr4!nxs
hoSt psu'sE uenss uHs., ,Gh!Sexo and =. as9EE!st. 4 %
IT., wh0lsAA:o nxent2 fur The drug tE.as.
Dr, slIu4munl unfees " tnrfvlt sau fot nny fail.
hIs saeial q for anything up9rH " talat-
1.-Two bssn suoeisI wishn ths lit nvv ysars-
Atidsuss.t with t1cdtp4aa stamp tuf usse1ptFs olte
cusnr With tH1ktu,unina 3i4 sgnspsUlt, tA ph. = r.
hiAk3Aukn. u WUtI1 building. Ssw YORK
, 1881-07-23

LOCK HAVEN; I'a., July :ea-Tle mills of
the Pennsylvania PULP aud Iapsr Company,
Of this city. burned this morning.: Luss,
8lGo, 200; Insurance between $4,000 and
$4,000 Tho mills, which covered III acre
Of RFQunt, were owned tby Armstrong d
Dixon 2f fhl!adelphfat who l1ad 6as1, ,00 ln'
, 1881-07-23
AN uNluckY NEWSPAPER.

,uit. ,uitsslt ~ Co!o., July :a2-Two ulore libel
s,.i,,. Ut $4,000 each hayo been ontared
Thsn ~. .1'e Tribune Publishing Company,
oas o'SSt !. Of Y4o is ssaist al it te 1i6a4nne
Gieanss n 9een filed BY tl!o 'natlyor & Now
RYaSs ~ ;;,a'llfoadt and throe b. ex-3oy. Jol@,e
oa liz y ri3,tesldept The writs arc basel
I'D i6a 4T1i1ltno's attack on ex.Gov. Eyans
toad. management Of tho New Orleans
, 1881-07-23

DENVER, Cola, July :.s,-A Sam Fo
specIal says: "AlI thu employees Ut ths
NAVAJO Agency hare lett tho Agency owing
to tlls threatening attitude at the Indians
and fears Of q general massacre. 1t Is b.
Sais,. Eastman, Tie unpopular lndfan AguDt.
VII! bo elthar murdered or forced to leaye
thu reservation.
, 1881-07-23

twelve oh'drcn,-nfpo SOUS and three daueht.
nra; the grandmother OF eiRhty-etx children;
great. ..grcat T. Rrandnothor Of ten chlldtnt-ot4
:nlis ~ a'l. Ono snn has 0nly ono child, and
Annthor son nnIy twu children; 10 tho .uthor ten
nnd ddAiKhtets.-An nverlku Of over e!Aht U each.
, 1881-07-23
CANANDAIGUA.


CANANDA1ouA, July ea.-'rlle news OF tho
election Of Lupllam WIS received with den,-
1inxlng. and tlags flying. 4 pl,blIe reception
Will tU telldered tile Eenator-alect tomorrow,
Irrespective OF plrtY.
, 1881-07-23

sfcIecluo!. ~ .vaa sHey'm Eaf,iul only ty m
Ii jefk fr0nt. ~ ,.a.,, fumtrnf'e akIrfnsbcrg.
cfderly. llo foIo, foI, ~ trdnH n rennn0. wiley
ri ordered 70 @ nnlt. INV ~ tho TGtnosseo was
~ frr afa afau,n,uan.,ar. r"u Tho a.ivancc of lilo
neces1i,'itoe i6e n farmatton f QUO
portotAot tnu1t ,y9tt t. fsc,Q sottn, with tho
Hill q. LnaTMeteer ~ 81 rrca a ConS. In thts pleeo 81
rcsfioncc u ~. fatljo occifrci. rugi9 from
woods espe,".o "r ,!s1k nai' Foaorai cys-a,tnsss
tsJs: "0ur l'neSS S rovs,nctstai aoors wore iost
esreral PLACES, ant @ aunIt, it was a warfare Of
nd Won aaf sha ia,pcfilosity, splendid abandon,
sa 81 ,sey OF r,,so safof axna. x
which tno cf Hrc. nf Iron md BtcoI, ,tharo
our l!aes Ill.,, ~ ~ parnilel iurlnu. Tho War"
IN tnauy uy,,oEi rapoutlycjy the front md
ltes ~ snmn Ililo uf works. and It "a related
Eesr .as o. 49, nut ut, uncommon occurrence for
men q cs1s ,av sie HI ~ at, va wiIi.nT psIsocr oser
pouen,;, nj Of cnrth l,etwecu. Tho movement
TIE ~ city ,tItl not tako place until between Il
ffom :. tn' ~, an,l was ordered thu1, al Hu1i
eaa r MI in compliance With tho original plnnt
ssa1so % ho IT'D not dreat., that H&rfieo h bad met
sss1ees woa ~ t uo
b. ,oa ',nlcss diversion could keep his nyali-
ds.u stsa troops enRngc'i; AccordilGly Ghenthntn
moved ~ o0t III n,o I'LL TIC former Captured iva
Efasn on sent thum III as tho resut of tho rat
5sans' 5stn ;bon pushed On and ogerrnn four twonty:
E. a,,ns upon tho enelny. Ono gun had the dis
~ tos,l.rsy sT tv hlirst.
The soncentFatDd ,,, stE e1 sqne0 . II
tasohmte,ti. who hal RUSHED twenty cn1nons 10
f1pt's Iii, was pounding thcm with M enfiiatfo
tnc' MsI Iaud tho nasantttnE column wRa forcea to
rstis.
The Tie struggle continued long 9fter nlfhtiail,
s9n,ts sSn and SLEPT o1l tho ticla. While Ilardeo
bsdfal1ed ~ accomplish hal tnAt waa oxpootea'
, 1881-07-23

SllENkSDoAA.. Ia, July aa-trhe Nor
ci.ants' llotel anu house adjoining wus
burned to-ttght, Some. 0t the guests lost all
their baggage. Insurance. onetalrd Vt tho
loss
, 1881-07-23

WALLA WAL1A, WISH. Ter, July aa-
The Tow, 'ot 'Aanfof4 was nearly burns,l
down to-day i, Several ct tho most valuable
blosks IN town were. destroyed. Loss not
dellnttly known, but largo. y =
, 1881-07-23

CLEVELAND, O., July aaa.-'Che loss by Inst
nights tiru ut LaMson Il Sessions Cleveland
Nut and Bolt Works is now estimated at
from 820, ,0N to 81, ,0o, $500 to $4,000 OIL
buildings. and remainder u, machinery, ill.,
snrance $4,000. The !ira4s supposed to ha Va
originated IN spontaneous combustion In thu
attIe. WHICH was USED for stoEtng patterns
, 1881-07-23
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

en;u, seSsrowx, july a~Arriyed. tha W.
ras, from Now York. ~
Reels elatnELliutA. ~ July e. Arrived, the
rtron Antworp,
psllc. iroMo Ns,,,J JYly @.-A1rlyed, the Re-
, 1881-07-23

for n United States Senator resulted ~ fol.
lows:
totsns Hmm a. ntsii1.9
:. &. ~ :. -..:..-:!-
na%stan Necessary 10 ,sa ,chotce, tn " ;.,. .a
taRe peeas iii hstpas 1 9c]osN
1tea. -
coSFs,ESCEs.
The thatr then said illnt be hal been re-
nuestet to announce that tho Democratic
aMly: also. Tint tllo Republicans would llglA
q conferences Immediately. The Convention
theti took n recess.
nErunfloAN coNREnEScE.
Tho ~ rcsss " ta Gonve,tn 1 oi'ss nct Is ~ @1'N
sn,nv ct,a,nbnr sci,nior ct,ar,,,v ~ ,'o ,nas ~,
Called to tic chair. TiIe roIl Wis cajte,l n,,i
thirtern senaiors md .sixty.two Assembly
% Mr. skinner ,noy.s III VII te tS1 roiI l,o col,c for
tho prposn Of noIInatinr ~ n esnJitiato @ % f0r M
Unltcd States Senator. Ia IL, votsii i,r In thn
nsxt joint Conyertilt1.. :" ~ '''''" A'' ~ '''
ss tjic s;.,,xe If ihs to,,f.Mnrn t5,at M a,s ~
t.,s i.nni,,Sifnp xi'nnl,f nasl ac.'"no ft,r infu
1fter,oUi,. md tlini s,,eciai c.,in,nttaa IN,
appoiitc1 10 request n,o Caucus Co!'iinltteo
tha % part Of 81 ts i taucus @ conn}ttec S sneciaI
cDInfnitten call tho calicI,s. lid ai,stnineif
ii res,jutto,i t,y nfatii,r ti,at Il cane;s 1msist
lN held. nilJ iutlmnfiuI tlat ili,icsy ulle Sns
held liz and othor Stalwarts would retire,
comfsfcnee % into oppc cauct,ss III bit t maintaiiini
s t,cn + to ri, cn,,c,,s. ;' ''"eA ~ wa
Senator Robertson stated that llo had been
requested tO. Gull this conference, and wns
assured by ttioss making it,e fclucst that
my HoGu Garuantsr WINS II ns nrrInr for CAUCUS
saH .ete Ms cs 'nan % H. 'assgry - H.
ao Gn,r ~, IT Gav ;sa ,.1 1 1tS s,sa m ";
, 1881-07-23

A Family OF Two Hundred aud E'Ifty.
ShentAs!.a1a (tu.} lHllst.
Mrs. Julia Ann I:aIoE, rcsllluH IN Foscstsllte,
W. Ii nav IN her 9iet ytar. An1 has cntUJe
good health until recently. sha Ii tho motherot
, 1881-07-23
AnrExhaustive Statement Regard.
ing the " 6ioated Bond.
ho9ders."
The Savings Of the Thrifty New En-.
glanders Largely in Government
.,: Securities,
0ror 81, 900 Holders In the Middle States
Own 1870, zoos, $50.
Window Rescinds Piece Of Spite Work
-, Of John Sherman.
Raulu u Draytaa-1ht Pdsl.0l1itt- IL toag strugg1.
with q Conscience.


ID ELL 43o4N
-: WHERE THEY 1tEstpE.
: dptetal Dtspateh 10 The Chtea7o I<tbun<.
WAstlyuTus, u. G.. July 2a.-1n u report
Issued to-day by Spec!al-Agent Robert r.
Porter, OF the Census Bureau, the dfstribu-
ton Of tho following registered bonds Is
shown:
Private individuals and corpora.
=. AoIiH.ss. 6&t+VAAfU
F0rExn hoefB ................. 2T,M .31O
National banks TO secure crcula-
tlonp...........,..., ..,,.,,..,..,,,, 8iggT.8O
at1 por cont bonds. ................... ,1Uu
Iotal.... ...-.............-......&L &LlEA fo,@%O
Omlttlng tho banks and tho foreign hold
ers, 1t appears that the aggregate number Of
holders of4, ~, i. and per cont registered
bonds Is 80,so., nnd that the aggregate
amount llctd II ssa5.ol7,l0o The following
tablo shows the number ot holders anu
amounts held OF tile various registered
bonds:
, 1881-07-23

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and unbleached.
Knotted Fringe Towels for ladies
aprons-see them!
Turkey Red Table Covers. Wool
Table Covers-all colors.
Turkish Splashers, Mats and
Tides.
Quilts.
PA Honey Comb Quilts, Crochet
Quilts in celebrated makes.
French Quilts in blue and gold.
French Quilts In beautiful patterns.
Ladies' Underwear. -
India Gauze Vests-see them.
Chemises at so cts.
Chemises, beautifully trimmed, all
grades.
Night Dresses, all prices.
Skirts, commencing at so cts, in
white and stripes.
Ladies Pants, corresponding with
the above prices.
Corset Covers.
Ladies Suits - three pieces - to
match, very elegant.
To the ladies', we would say, the
above goods are made to order for US
of good brand of cotton. Proper
ton and shape are perfect.
COrsets.
A good substantial corset only
so cts.
Large assortment Of corsets, strictly
| frst-class, so cts, IS cts, 81 ano
s1.25.
We are agents fer Warner Bros,
celebrated corsets, classified as fol-
lows:
DR.. Warmers health corset, flexible
hip, abdominal and royal supports
corsets. The clasps used in the War
ner corsets are made Of the fines
quality of clock spring steele, ant
are warranted not to break. -.
/ Bortree's adjustable hip corset
white, cardinal and drab colors.
We also call attention to the Mir
Hip Corset-perfectly boned and ele
gantly shaped. .-.-. -.-.-.
ParasoIs and Umbrellas.
Steel ribbed parasols 10, 10, 20
25, 80, IS, 40, 45, SOC and up 70 tn
most elegant silk at our elegant Sill
at our usual low prices.
Large stock, of umbrellas for ~su
, sand rain at prices that will cell then
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-05-05
Handkerchief, Gloves. Hos
NA-nItSnS

Handkerchief, Gloves. Hos /
iery and Novelties.
Look through this department..
Ask to see those all linen hemmed |
handkerchiefs only sc, the greatest
bargain ever offered. Take look |
at those ladies' unbleached bal
briggan hose only l0c would be cheap
at double the money.
Ladies' fancy hose from 10c.
A splendid assortment of full reg
ular bal briggan hose. Bleached
and unbleached cardinal and fancy
colors in plain and embroidered at
our usual popular prices.
See our misses and chlldren's
fancy hose.
View those elegant French hose
for Misses and children.
Silk handkerchiefs all prices; hem
stitch handkerchfefs colored borders
with polka dot II 1-2 cents, fast col
ors.
Children's fancy border handker-
chief from l0c; ask to see them.
Ladies' hem stitch handkerchiefs
at prices that will sell them.
Gents linen handkerchiefs, the
greatest bargains ever offered.
The newest novelties in ties, col
laretts, ruchings, collars and cuffs,
laces and lace goods of every disclip.
ton.
Hamburg edgings at from Sc te
81 25. t
| We are agents for the Celebrated
Foster Kid Gloves, best made, laced
at the wrist, no buttons to come off
every pair warranted.
/ boots and Shoes.
We carry an immense stock t.
suit the popular trade. We als'
make a specially of ladies' and chill
dren's fine shoes. We carry STANDARD
goods, together with
Reynolds Bros, renowned Utic
goods.
AS special drives the popular re
sort of the people this week offer:
:. $50 pairs ladies' 1s-thread. lastin
shoes OF only 81. A great bargain.
32O pairs ladies' sandal kid slip
pers. Listen, only 81; sold every
where at 81 so.
Six strap sandals, 81 so; whole
sale prcle, 81. IS .-ss.- ...r
) Infant sandals at popular prices.