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, 1881-01-05

MIR ,<,,naoi r., rit,4w NJ tt1e ,nittn. .s,.o
no,lcv nr mr. r,,o,, ocnct. ..,,, ,,tora
viii allow us 10 mike nny nrranuc,nnnt
VIII, sou embracing as ono Of tn tnru,s exon ty
Inference. thu admission that !ndctorninab.o
cuntraots ID exist. hayo only IN cxprcss my
reqrot that tho c'enriforn's and nfuiahlr tono nf
TINT not'co mot n rcap"hso from your Company
10 tafoS m ''nn hno nos'llo N splt1. ~ "o m"
,nsne o ...ser " ~ e'.e ,.'n. sr,or aa.on
,,,,o,, ,,',rx .ss,,,,,, 49, 1,o, .oaSa.aa ,,
t,"cnt.orv ,,y vo,,r rcc<,.nt,,nn NJ nv
r,r{,ts, in vtow of vn,,r at,tt,,ac.
d., hot now rec that auylhl,ia could ln, gulur, by
my suRYcston might mako m 10 what. In tho
event Of n eontrnct being rnnlc. would bo fair
cou'ronsat!on. annlnl or otherwiee. to nliow yo,l
iaf PROPERTY ana 'atssas-rss IL however. as
any ,a.he Nioso mo o1n pF''9imo you nfo *lllliR
"n. 'nu .s,"s m LUG ~. .ns" ., or ".
noo,nSt vm,r ~ - ,,H n. H. o, wy ,,, w.
nttncl to yo,,r ,r.,,,crtv an,I nascnt r,oh,a ,yc
ehali i,e xad to consi,lor tho n,,.stlon viii ,o,
Unon t!ils tho Western IJ,,jon iltc,l n h}ll in
couftv fl lin ttnftnd Sfnf.s t,fst r;rt f,orrt
, 1881-01-05

I'm q, 1aa c*peetS 10 get ft throllgfI tho House
tIts week.
EXTRA SESSION,
Some OF the most prominent Democrats
express 'fcars that m extra session cannot bo
hserteti' and that It wifi not bo possible 10
pass AZ the appropriation bills, tho Refund.
nx nl!l the new Annortionmcnt bin, and
democrats nrc determined 10 do.
Ri1IIDEoS-HESRlsAf.
,tiet1: Garfield i1as. requested President
eral In tI,o ,evcnt Of Con. l]artcs boit,E ~
tifgti. coi, l}axtcr's must formidable opbo-
tletie ls Col. Cratlc, Assistant Surgepn-{ {Irn-
efa!. sf wl!n was y aei,oolnato OF President
!lnSes wien uilllo n ypl,ng boy, Col. Efana
ficll. Sherman. A'S0''eH pS
CABINET MEET1No.
III tue Cabinet meeting to-say no icctsioo
Mas ts'acftci regarding the vncancy t,,cn.
s:nM,leu :n, ~ tfle rrstRnntlor Of Secretary
THOMPSON. Of the Navy Department.
lf'Sfs Fntt nEDEMi"r1cy,
DnttGh States per cent bonds nf 1881, M.
Ertsntlng nlMut sp,00O, were received III.
tlNy for redemption, ~
, 1881-01-05

SAN FnASclsco, jar. 4.-rho Republican
members Of tho Senate and Assembly ,nrt In
joint caucus this evening, null on tlo first
ballot nominated Gen. JOHN +. Miller for
United Statcs Senator, the yote stasldlrg:
Miller, o.; Senator Nootll, i.
The Democratic caacus this evening, on
the fourth ballot. nominated ex.Ch!cf-Jltstico
Wallace for United Stutes SENATOR
, 1881-01-05

Special bt'pdfeh so The Chted3o Tribune.
1.ASsrsfi, Mich. jan. 4.-'rtn Senate a1rl
House ca,cuscs weru held this evening ntlh
the following officers nominated: Speaker OF
ula flousc, Seti. G.. NtotEett, Of Traverse City;
Clerk, Daric1 J." Crnssi'tnl,, nf Inghatn, En-
rolling and Engrosslng Clerk, viii ". linn
nan. Ut Cass; Sergcans~as-Arms, W. X.
Chiltfs, Of Wnshtenaw; pos'nlstrcss, Mrs.
Josephine Robinson, OF st. Clu!r. THO lutter
nomination waslnntn by II rising vote amidst
cheers for thu little Indy. Secretary Of tho
Senatc, Charles T.. fIaaktns. of Enion County;
Assistant, Cfar!cs l.. Hopkins, Of Wnyne;
Enrolling nnd En9rossing Clerk, u. +. Groes.
beck, Or Kalamazoo; Sergeant-atrArn,s,
William Ctossett, OF Iol,fa.
The Senatorial pot Is still bubhling furious.
". with no choice appnrent. l}aglcy Is 1catt-
Ing. followed by Cunger and Baldwin In the
order named.
, 1881-01-05


rlr.. Annua, 1,anquct Last Evening.
,s1, Tho ist s,, an%ue, % nnnaae. o. tho Veteran
Union s League Of Gh,enso was heia lasl evening
at the urana neo llo,el, and u proved to 10
bers nt,sl distinguished frcnas s,1t Mt tho tahlea.
Col. fd, Grand ". parry, ,,r,s,,cts onI ~ sts
rIrht snt Tho 1fnn. r. n wasnhrno nm md NJ y, hs hs
s.tn St. Tho sx ;nop ;o r""xs who . ssse
lverea ..s,,a,,a hr,ef Welcoming adtlsess con.
Rrasulatins tho Lcog'le upon It's strength
guests @ welcome to tho % bo,nJtalItes H Of ''he tho
for,,c nftcr sbfch ~, t.'s,,no ,x"a ,,ono ~ Nv ~.
tho ,ntn,,. which wns ~ Tho cn r7,ctnr I'm vhtc
the 0rana pucitlc is fatnous. '''''
~: Inc panaaet over. 'oas1s Tero IN orslcr. The
'lfat on tho lst was "0nr Country
tolort IL. Lincoln. hut n hta al,eenco
ri ~ A' sort,,.. D3> ~, =" -, US aoseueo -
4 qunrtct Consisting Of cburcs II. cIark. james
F. lsIri, ". II. CouIston, ano Charles F, Noble
sang scvcrul songs In very effective tan,,nar. 0
aos' " a. fiefeo responded TO tt1o toast "our
,.o volunteer m so,a'osy IL humorous and xrephio
"if bis vito is wldow1" rhts @ was M 4Ssni nrns;rai
stopped to eonser: A. AS John @ llay u ] puss,: "'E'F
'IIe seed his duty dead saira thlnx.
, ss"" ~ WE'LL tuI u tuSn nMu t1eEot
nntl NJ lc!t smaller Thought to amnllcr
9niy sai!y' 1nad linn; =, ly tho bend, .tho
Prince llenrya antl The llotsr,lra tlKht Or die or
WE 'ho ef11wn. Inoro waa no Hhrtnktng fr1sn
ueath III tho soluier. 1t wns IL veteran, nO
HoqGt, who aatI 70 y Indy: "aln.iatl, would yo,I
~, ~ N o. s,'. - Sss. ~ s, 1.Ts ~ n!s1cE!
to slecp to. 1aisbt lie cfsscl viii uf, sln;,o9s
bus Grjcf lrr1,ratton. -''A WIN ''' e'''l'''"9
Xft"r. t,,,ssie by sho quartet, bishop Fal!ows
responded to tho tnast. "Our Dend CUIprutlea''
81 in e1sS ,ss% VIZ h Yinx 'sJ If! 'Eis e
broaest Tor sa-ay. 6ut 's for skes to 10
THE HON. :. .. wAsHnuKsr
Whs next introduced With npplnuge tb respond
70 Tho tDnsf. "Dur airing aud Navy" lie
Thanked tlo unt0n League fur tho invitation
t.. t9 b. prossnt .1, at tlis Iaaaaot, which was =
Thasp ssnns wS n.one aa M
Of pMtrolisln md Iowa OF country. They had
10 do jastlcu tn s,lnh theme. Thoy Ind hut
ono country, one Constitution, anu ono dtstfpy.
liz nlso paid II tribute 10 thu deau, who wcfn
atnryod IN prison pens Or haI been tnken away
gunrtct,
4 inter ot regret YVES scnd from T.tcut, .0en.
Phil II. HherItluil, which wAs rs follows: ~
lIEAnQUA1trEisA MILITARY DIVISION or TIE
Missouri, CittCsGo, Ja,i,4 IHD-jE. il tmalsfi,n.
Esq., 1cfrturu u Tie ifis.un umtn. IseHfue-
DEAR Sin: In rerlr to your kind Invitation Tor
f,. +Ne %ttV Wsos Hs1ANHt
, 1881-01-05
RAILROAD VS.. TELEGRAPH.
Tho Pcnnsy1van1n Railroad Coss,pnny
1faT Locked Horns with Western
Union-Sosnc Interesting CorrcspouA-


spsstds Da'pafeh to Tho chsfaeo 7rthune.
PliiLAbELpfaIA. dat'. 4.-Ihe Western
Union Ie!egraph Company ana tho pennsyl-
sattta italifoua Company hare lorke,i horns
at last mud 1t Is now apparent why Western
Union has been OIL tho downward road Oil
tAe Stock Exchange for tllc past two months.
MOI until to-day wns it Known for surety
that tiao Pcnnsylval'la had. as long ngo as
sept. ~, given tile Wester, Union notice to
vasate, co',clied In these terms:
70 ths ue.ss,1' o'sf"" 1sifm"rh c"n'l*s''u: Tho
so 1,'.i,a',s,.',. t'umas ,,a Hannha compahs' tao
t,am..'s.,,'!. ns. - Aattoat co'aF"ay. taa
Senu1ett'e nust"Af eo'ntanyf nau tao uaitca
NeH 1ctseS lM!!toau y Canal Company, lcssco
Aha Nss!sslce o3 tho property ana cohtrnots OF
, 1881-01-05

<A%t mn =
c"h u" Ieoncea % s'h"o'Vo, ~ otu"r
~ pay ,n'a "ent nn. comply Win t"" eoI'sta'
s''tuH"t "Iic'an'cts. ~ nau t ~ nt"sI'!o' teeun
.' s.',a ~, .,o 'eaao e... W ~ II. ~ eS..'
eaoo ",t.,r, ~ ".u ''.tss' ..'t.3 pn:o .oa"5'
s" e.,t'. ~ "a,sM ~ ~ .""t'S ~. II, ose1s ISL W.
. o, .t,,. s"'sn.9 ia. " ~ iot". ~. ,
~ ,,,",s .'o "' ,.s', VIZ W ~ BUM Nv A'"s ''''
''''''t s''''' e..,,. ~, '"nw, s,.',.. ,
.,,tat.s .,'n ~" .,''s... 1's"' ,o.s
=, ",' ,s,, ror ,,,,a.as. a,,, y, f,.,
,.,sns U' ,.i'; iii ts,,.', wv aiAs an. LII
a. ',o, ~" .,,atsa Tn ,..,, ~ .,'s pay a'" 'a ,'a
o1a,,t:,,, .a,, H.. ....ta... eo ~ ~ ~ ~
utotn ,1n,,t ,n,,,,ra., ~ ,usn ~, ill., ~,
i.,for.. rt,iv I'M al, tto III .a,, n,,.st,.,,
tinuof,v Ia MI, "'' WIZ Se1" ~>'' ~'''''''"
Tho ,,,oaaoe. so,.s ,,o.,,,,1 ,.,,,-,,,or, ~,
f,oa toho,, ,looo T., ,to ,,',',"so, tn 49,, 70,
c,rncv ~ ti,o N,tIona1 f,morti ard ~ roco,',.
ncrint,n,, ia ,nnsn tl,,t ,h ,,, - ~ ~ n,t,.,
t,o tncrcosc,i nnd t,,"t .,s,r ~ ,t,o.ns n,'.a
nrfnffn,s hc ,nndc mir for % t},o,n '''~'"' ''''''
II, rrforr,n In tio stntn o,,o r,tc,t., ,,,o,,,,.
.,ons I'm f,ovar,or y, 10 10 t,ns an.,oovo.s'I
fo hive ttan ] ru,, -. '' ''' ''''' s''1e"'S's'
roy.n. ,,r,s =, ,,,--,,,,z:.o,,a
ond t,st viii, an ot,,,,a nxo,,,.io,, .,,
erol 19nor.,a ~ 1,Irartars - ~ ,.,n,,a wy .,.s s
ft,ro, - st,a = 49,, o s'"uo ~, ~ u
ltv nortv .rho nrvnr,.,,r 49,. .t..'." ~
ati,nttors c,nnot ~, nra,,ast,. e"..,,u, .s" w..
nnomctnti,, ,,,,tI, w s,1'a ps'1. '.',ts So""eae'
tan, ~ ,,,<,,to.,t.,a T as..',.n " ~
Tho r,ovoruor roear,,,orss ' H.. "po'.
Atfvtaorv n,,nrd ~ pnr,nms hn os.a,',,,,,a; s ~
1ie ,ovs tho gtot. 1,,,"asa,.,, I ..'.I.. ~.
,,saf,inosa snI aso,tnIs"s., .. =. , & IN
tokcn IN ratoi,s,, Chatr % ~ gdn..,o,,'.v.a 'o v.
and Hotnny. 'rho a,,re.a,tor ia ntso ,no,1c
TINT an exncrtmcntnl stat{nr 1,o ratob,isl,cfl
In connection With tho I1n,ycrsifv.
In referring tn
T;rt. pt.n,Yn nc,,ooYa
the Govcrror anyu m n,ltlit;oroi torta,at,on
seems IN be rnn;,ircd In re,nt;on ~ 1rn,'od
schools. Int unrrn,ie,, ac,oois co,,ld ha ma.
terlaliv imnrovci hv ,,ro,,a, louisin,,o, 'I,ho
rccon1menintton ia moilo tlnf tho n,,cstio,
of n rrolnricni rcanrvcy for ocnnnn,tc
n,,rDo.os he rnrcftitv ce,sida,o1 W"os
nn,,ncrJot,on Ia n,n,la that M nsa,eto,,t
sffne-Insnaetnr bn nrovitr,, for hv ln,v.
thnt thn salary ~ +ho cn,,,tc-, ~
stnfa ho f,xal In, 1ov, nntt al, foas ,,aiI ;,,to
tha Treoa,,rv. lint tl,a sntor, ~ ,h, 1,ni,.aaJ
f,ommiastoncr ho ,,,oronsot, ,nt ttat H. ~
o,,thor,7n5 a. arn,o,, !. .o,,,,.ato,t % ns,,'.,aS
Tho f.oyornor - ~ tha r",tron;1o -, III.
hayn - -e '' o"'o
1,,sna,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,r,,,,, .
TINT Sro,oht r,tas aro ,'nt s ''.ia'. nHun' -.
~ s,-,o 1oos,.,aa ~" a9s osnIsoe, W.
oo,,r1o1no5 ~. Ma. ~ a,,anasI,',at,n,.s ~
contr,i t,,,a s,,,,sl h., ~ 1,"a. ,,' u''1
oo,,aas .a,aa o,ns.. s.;st,. ~ u"M i'!,es !,ss
nrr,cu,+~rni ,ass "na 'spsy ee"a"Ia,: ""'Huk sao
,nn,tc ,hnt iasaa,ot',n a.,,a,, ~ ht y. -
, 1881-01-05

Nov, 10. 1887. IL 81. .+ot. .0o0, mil estimated OK
I'Gnses for the aame period, 35,'H9,tsts. III
tho general fund there will be deficit of
s7l 900, which, atAeti TO tho present ir,ct
III appropriations unpattl VI s1,0ll,1D0, will
tenvo deficiency Of s1,si4,o 900 To l,o provided
for,
, 1881-01-05
Pennsylvania,

HARRISBURG, Pa., jan. 4.-Thc Governors
message was sent 70 t.,s Assembly to-day. It
recommends the Legislature 10 take such
action as Ia necessary to impress upon tho
proposed centennial obseryances ut York.
town the stamp Of sanction Of this State. and
give 10 them q promise Of enthusiastic par
t!clpation BY the people OF pennsylyanlu.
lie, calls attention to the Legislation
NECESSARY 10 NKAElVltTl0A
the State into Legislative, judicial, and Con-
e7ess!onni Districts, and also tor bill to re-
tuud tbs public debt to mature in 1883, Es-
tlmated revenue for the fiscal year ending
, 1881-01-05
snowbalIlng will. Imported snoss.1I

Y
Th9 uptown boys discovered that tho inoonl-
ing traIns w0Gu cor1red with SNOW to the depth
OF four Or tvo lnchcs.;:a thoy speedily orxAla-
ixed . snowbullinx xC,aItioE, and the sport was
of SNOW which way thus imported Into tho city.
, 1881-01-05

us.tn oty,.1cf INV fG1pn4rfR ~
.,,,,s. ne.u .msn - IT, eo,,tfn1o,t funI ,vcrc
tr,e i'sa"i. "non N nj iono,l md cacl, ite,n waa
,.a,d nm' IN n' /" n,,,ilc ,1or,sion. Evcr s,ncn
~. .,o'e " ~ ts,,finr, foat,er in,,1
tn"s ~! @'' ,,. % , s,.,,n,, 'ua ..,a
~ ~ !ptss. so,.,,a,s' f-t~,s .ua,,,,.,xsr
Ia.a stsT1es.' .,,a., ~. A ...as ,o,eI ~ ~"
n,a s,..i Nv .., ,.,, ."i ,'"3..tas.Sa "s
o.sa.oao, WV ,. sea ~ ~ ~ meee's. ~
Pa.u .i'o aepo's uas 49,. ."os' ~ 1t,s,.
, "uas , "ua .,,e ts,n.sa - pn,, W,,nr, i,ara t
.uI ~ o ..as ,,, -. - rn.,,ns a,,as
,,a ''g r,,,a nf,s,r ,.a tasss,,s ,,n,,
,,s,aa .vs w ,'!,tt.ass, ,,sa "'o'4
11o Si'uo'e'1 ""'e'' " po'''s" 1''0'
THE hhEAp hEFuNSEn.
Jonntnah nle1I'ula niauo lllS nnpoatanca III
hao iAoMas heaaauaf1c!S sa1,y l1s !no'mns' @
resolved himself lnto MI eieet!oaeetmR cu',l-
mlt1ee OF oho, anu 4anusa ha1nocf ol llsn'
Anothor stnail Molsel OIL nlstoty: Anoutn
yeat aeo horll"'i lecstse"n not'lettol'1i 1ioI"
secretary ohgslnnn nn. 1 LIN .esle''at'o'' ~, ns
tolaectoT OF 4"to.nM Nexenne TT ule ~
.e. Gitotaetnt ~. nuunu'. ""u o ,A,oa
MoaHa W 'na,'A1na.s t,,. seee.'eu ueu uh,esut
Ms.y ,g.eep,I" 1n0 pisss ,esoIueu u'e 1,s amet
e,'"s ~ 'l..eo!. % "uu.1 onssee" ,., ele.ll"'': ,.o
c.onea'su 1ol1a;lam u'u hot ,cs!e'. ., ~ ps,
ee ostHsH tSett ~ Ma ny.
~ " "no coNh, !es'sle. :" ""snaaEton ~, ',is1'
o"n"An"u tcaally convtMeeu occ1e'a'y oMe1-
mn .i's ~ "as '.o. 's aoN Mep'p'.c,.l, ~
.lor.a' ~, ~ '''s '''"''''"1 e'''s'''1'o"' ~ '40
p'f's' W. .., ,o,,-.~
NO SLOUGH OF a POLITICIAN:
!ndeea' sohlo OF tao Ssctetatyte ihtimate
1rtenaa felleu upon tna titne-8atnef 10 Dt,ng
a iit1le strength 10 t1lo th.eaRo Convention
outspoken !os ohe9nau' llE'1, 1ha 5e9"est 1o1
1ne tes'emhtlon "as wNnu.a"a, wy, Ai"ehe!t ,e, r.
tuInea uiseo'a''sa, ailu oon..'aa s.l.l sI!s
AZ Ae leceipt u s"s.o"" ~, i,ul no i'1s ,ett
~ stame "n,u!neu III nls aes'te 10 aeleas
Matcnel,, M!o h1a p1ssenee neto on'y eoh.
nttl8 ionE e"spec1ea aetelhina1'on 10 got
eVen' N pleasing coHtlast 70 the a'scomht-
uro WHICH sat on as ma!y disappointed races
wna tno glee,al ons OF youthful member
from cook, wno' iocKlnR u, limseli o IN ms room
on nn uppct noot VI tno Limit, sttnck MI
astituae, e,eN,eo us sose, spat on tae hoor'
a1'0 eonVhlsea WIN Iaughtor
fooM ol.p ,:. Lulnk" ,l,E nEAn'o,sN'
sleR as he WIS, iyioe oa ms peu IN On att-
!acene 'ool' & py asne9!s'ns " sot speccn IN.
tenuco 1of aoilVefy Ill tne evening Whe1l II
becamo necessary 10 secono Iae hom'nhtion
OF tie gbnttehhhn from GooK' Ihe late attef-
noon nsht fcsol'ea ilse'1 purely INTO
scramble after party Spoil and the settling up
OF OLD scores "heh tlliS state OF a'lairs be-
came PUBIC MI interest," III tne cohtest 1of
SPEAKER nppearcd TO po lost, and on oil hatds
was cohceoeo tnat the ia'Rht caucus would
simply catEy OUT tno laeat UNDERSTANDING OF
tho day'
.., ,,...,.a, FoAM'Ah u, cAocos
e, l 1o 'sepollc"'a '. ocm"'q1s c % was AeN ~ WIG
.aa..e ~. vtu.s".s .,aa " tno ne."*'u .unsn. ~
sa's ~. .. .s ., "saSeo"ts y. ptaso ,aIc,- ~,
IVY "e.u t,o os!e ',.,,e oo.ho tanat1 y. !1't.
gar. p,. p5es.aca, % WINS senatot ~, hatsma!l, OF
, 1881-01-05

6pecAt DhpateA to Tia Chicago 1tttuns.
1ap1ANAro1'1s Ind. jan. 4.-Tho cnnvass
preliminary to tic meeting Of the General AS
sombly, which convenes on Thursday, l,ns
bee'l conducted with great activity turing
the dny, tho Grand Hotel belng recognized rs
political headquarters for tho Republicans
This SENATORIAL question continues tho nil nb-
sorhIng ttsome OF conversation, but it is gcn-
orally conceded that Harrison will bo
nominated on the first ballot. As Unlimited
that hoth sfr r,mhont a,I r. III, ..i., T..
IN tha troo,, haforo tha 1maa.,. ~" WI -. 70
cou,rs 'S'0 '~'o "'ee@lne " tao
IwAy1ro c,,., <,,,,, o+, .,, ..x
rnATs IL" 1o' AAt@ dftS'
seyoral now nsnlranta l,ava nr+ in =, mr.
pearanco today for the Iae,sin,iva nos;tionp
but thu ontntun obtains thnt I,I,i,"tt, ~
, 1881-01-05
NOTES.
THE CHINESE THEATY,

Spfeta' o1p"s<a 70 1as Chicago 7rtau"t.
"Ashisua"S' ~ w. JUL 4'-Aost OF tlo
noWsphtNs puol'cat!ons pseteha.iix 10 give
ieas4ies o. lne !.eW GElhese treaty afo hu'l'-
puks. tha ol'y 1hlng poslti'e'y known
noout IL ~ taal Inc coh!,hcfclat portions OF
ne treaty ate n1 Mlnor importance III coni-
pasisoh ise WILL tho parts "hlca relate to innll'
efat4on' ,,, ,., -. .,
,,, ,,,,+ w.. r.t,..noI % xra. us ~ m!esoao'"' t
' .h 'aaa '.t aot''',ssa e.. a'u' nas Moe 1e SAYS
nio ~ .onWss n] oGtMcs" nu5es a.'a oa"se.
au .o ~ ...A ~ IT., o"c!tnE al" soho"hat
a.',., oasoi. 49, tni'Ss u'o oaccs n1o noot
, 1881-01-05

10 tks VtSIEF1 41sot1attd PFE11.
WAsHrNanoNi u. u, Jan, 4.-The ooinage
executed ut the United States nluts during
tho calendar year OF ls80 amounted to $751;
esa $40 In goid and s:as77, 100, ~ Ia silver,
CHICAGO.
Tho President has recognized Louis Borlen
as Consul Of the Swiss Confederation Mt CHI
caRo, nlAl Theodore Schlnx ns Vice Consul OF
tho Sw!ss Confederation ut Chicago.
THE NEFuNutN0 BILL.
But fow Congresstlel. lInve arrived, a1ld 1t
is very doubtful whether Il quorum Of the
House will bo. here tomorrow. Mr.. Wood
is anxlous to press eGtlon On tho IsefunliuX
, 1881-01-05

nlont8 may 10 again submitted TO tho peonlo
without going through the form OF adoption
by wq.Ruccesslyo Legislatures. The ques-
ton was thoroughly considered, and tho Gen.
cral Assembly will probably not upon Its nu-
thorIty and rcsuh1nIt at day sufficiently
carly to permit the enactment Of laws based
upon them.
THE JOLIET pES1rENr1ARY.
6ptetal Dispatth to IN Chicago Trtbun&
sptlNoPlELD, ILL.,, jan. 4.-Tha Warden OF
tho Joliet 1'cn!tentlary reports 1,417 conylcta
on hand Jan. !. During December sixty
eight were received and ffty-three dls-
charged.
I1oEN8ED TO ORGANIZER.
Tbs Secretary of State to-tlay issued license
to organize to the "Andesson Pacific Ro-
fr1gerator Line" Chicago; capital, sas5o. 900;
corporators. Frank a. and Charles l.. Ander.
son. Charles l.. Pullman, Augustus Newman,
and Albion Cato.
THE 1'A14noAD AND WAnEuousE coxAls-
THO Railroad and Warehouse CommIsslon-
ers lave beon III session to-day, attending To
routine business. -,
OHIO.
CoLuMnus, O., Jan. 1.-The General AS
scnab!y mot this afternoon, and listened To
the readins ofthe annual message Of Gov.
Foster. .....-.-
IL OF the usual length, aud treats on many
topics. Among other things GOV, Foster
says the State funded debt aggregates
SA478, ,So5, and Of this amount 84,07a9D ID
payable ntter June 50, 1881. On Nov, ID last
there was In the sinking fund soa,3, ,76l, which
wilt b. Increased BY the February
settfRmRntS And IL Ia anfe tn aea,,ma
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Consignees per Express at Union, 8. c., Feb
10th, 1881.
J G Fsrrar, Gibbes & Co., j. r. Thomson, E.
b Garvin, Miss d. Culp, W. E McNence, Spears
s. Co.
F. H.COUNTs, Agt.
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Another CHALK BEp.-A valuable chalk bed
has been discovered on the Wilkinson place at
Summerhill three miles from Aiken. This tract
was purchased some time since by Mr.. Julian
Yates for $3.50. II is now valued at S5,O0C.-
"he chalk is said to be Of superior quality, and
the deposit not half mile from the South Caro-
lima Railroad track.-Aiken Journal and Reuiew.
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N O t.ice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that In pursuanoe
IN Of the decree Of the Court of Probate for
Union County, tho creditors of Thomas Rice,
deceased, are required to present AID establish
their demands before the probate Court on or
before the 10th day of February. A. D., 1881.
DAVID JOHNSON, JR.,
Judge Of Probate:
Nov 15, 1880, Sm
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MARRIED.

-MALONE.--Marr:si, in the En-
oree Presbyterian Church, February 1st, 1881,
by Rev. ]. s. Bailey, Mr.. w. A. JAMIsoN, of
Laurens G. H., to Miss JULIA MALONE, OF Cross
Keys, Union County.
STEEN--JENKINS.- Married, at the resi-
denoe Of the brides mother. on the 9th inst,
by Rev. j. s. Bailey, Mr.. JOHN SrEEN to Miss
HARRIET JENKINS; all Of Union County.
wHITLOCK- K-BISHOP.- Married, at Orr's
Crossing, on the 9th inst. by w. II. s. Harris.
Esq, Mr.. Mon WHrTLoCK to Miss LENA BISHOP /;
all of Union County.
LAwSON.--Married, on the 3Oth
of December, 1880, by j. II. Williams, ESQ.,, at
Union Church, in Bogansville Township, Mr..
JOSEPH f. GREGORY TO Miss ELIZA LAWSON.
PRATHER-BURNETT.- on Janu-
ary 9th, 1881, by J. II. Williams, Esq, at the
residence of the brides father, in Cross Keys
Township, Mr.. T. j. PRArHER to Miss MEDoRA
BURNETT.
SMITH-O'SHEALDS- on the 9th
OF January, 1881, by ]. II. Williams. Esq.,, ut
the residence Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. GILES
SMITH to Miss CoRNELIA O'SHEALbs; all Of Bo-
gonsville.
MILLER-HARRIS. Married, on Sunday,
9th inst, by F. r. Cudd, Esq, Mr. JEROME MIL
Ter to Mrs. SARAH ANNE HARMS.
PALMER-JONEs. Married. on the 3D.
inst, by f. r. Cudd. Esq, Mr.. NEELY PALMER
to Miss HELEN JONES.
CUDD-PALMER. Married. on the I'd inst.
at the residence of the brides mother, near Mt
Tabor, by Rev. A. McA. Pittman, Mr.. F. NJ.
CUDD to Miss LIZZIE NJ. PALMER.
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My Bleached and Brown Goods

the Market They OF
Shoongs Clohx Pillow Casinos
would call
Trimming Purposes, Fipges, " - ~ ~ ' '''
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
IN Of the decree Of the Probate Court. the
creditors Of Mrs. Anne p. Epps, deceased, are
required TO present and establish their claims
against her estate before the Probate Court for
Union County on or before the 10Th day of Feb
ruary, 1881.
DAVID JOHNSON, JR.
Judge Of Probate.
Nov Is 1880. 3m
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Philadelphia end Reading
Rail Road.
Of Passenger Trains
NOV. si.h. ISs81.

Trains iorc iinsJ ic,ur1 ny ioi0ws;
tnr New York, VIA Aiicntown. s.rj a. M.
aud i.ii y. ~.
FIr New York. via llilaioirllin AMI 'Douni
BruDk u -rl'. 80 @ 81, $50 -. NJ. Htd So ~.
F,r hiGGcll iia, t.5J e.r5, $50 am . ! u aud
on '. ~.
ror Il aiding. 80. 0:O. 500. $50 n NJ, lis,
iOu Htd so D.. m
For PMtsyil.r. : ~ sui. aa1' II. tn Iiianl
{. a.. ntd va SrhuNikiil n SHs1u hanna
liTA ~. ut o. u ~ % AnhuTn, ~ ~
Tor Allaiiu"n, ~, sos, 9.Iu n, ~, lij ani
40 nm
m. y ~ ~ sal Iip ~ trains htyo
through raTt tn .Sfy Eurt, VIZ AiioatJSI.
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EsAt.iptYaN IsNANNs,.

Leave Nay. is"1rg lnr Paxton, Lochlcl. nj
Si-,l,nu d,ily. oSrHpl Suniay, o. ., Ga, g3is.
M, 2.uO y. M; daily. except saturday snI sun
day, 5.'5 y ~, and On saturday oniy, 4.ij. 0.io,
$50 y. IN.
Re urihn2. leave steriion daily, ezcep' sun
day, 10 100, liGl q. m, 2..h y. IA; daily OK.
ecpt Snturiny and Suudav, $40, y. M, ami Oa
saturday only, $40, $50, as y, m.
j. Il OUTTEN,
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NEOGGE q, DENFER.
County SURVEYOR
Kralzery,!ie, SnyTer County Penn a

Surveying and Convey,nc,nv promptly an
sLtiliu!ly n'tsudel'o shave of tue pub-
lie patronage solicited.
July -. -.
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PRACriclL sRrrHMEric. You
c,n't add different ihin.s together,
said II sch 'o toachcr. "lf yon aid
a sheep aud COW together II doe
not make two sheep OF two cows
A little boy. the son Of milkman
held up his hand auj said "Tha
psy do with sheep and cows, but /
you adj quart OF milk aud quar-
OF water, ii makes two quart, Of milk
I've seen il lrlcd."
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Plain 4 FANCY SEWING.

MRS. ADAM MUsSER, Of Centre
ltl township would respectfully Iuform tho
pub 10 that shs Il prepared 10 10 plain aud Tao.
Is srwiLg promptly at short notice. ruLiis
pan Una " Issleetluiiy solicited
Aug. q 1851.
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"L,, me" sighed Mrs. Partin stoo
",lere have been suffering the biga-
mies of deitl lor three mortal weeks.
Fr,t, | was seized with blee ling
phrenology Of the lett hampshire OF
the brain, which was exceeded b.
tue st"ppoge Of the left vcntilatnr OF
tho bcart. This gave me an inf ,m.
M ,t,on ol tho DO 'aS, an nov Pm
sick with the clorciorm MOI has
There is no blessing like that Of
heplth, e-peainlly wion yol are sick.
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m nense,ea eaIesi BOYS Van ed !!

r1N i've iond Ccmn,issioni IS "LATfSr'
Oh ONO rRrds : Flittntious, 5 Lady or gent
corresI onieut. 2oc II. V lcnes, Jefferson. N,
\. lnko agency.
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We AK yonr young readers to say
the following ALTERATION as rapidly a.
their tongues will allow after they
have committed IL to memory -
Five brave maids /; sitting ON fvs
broad beds .braiiing broai braids
said 10 these ive brave maids sit
ting on ave broad beds brsiiiue
broad bfaids, braid broad brails
b,aye uaids.
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at the old stand opposite the Keystone