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good story is told By. one OF our photographers
cf two school girls, who, after climbing up bur
flight, Of stairs aud getting themselves all in poi-
Ii III to have their tin-typcs taken, asked him how
mqny he took for ten cents.
Four" answered MIR. Nitrate ofSllver.
"Only fourl' exclaimed one of the girls with
big blue eyes and blonde hair. why, there IL
some man who gives eight. Can't you tell Us
who he is aud where his gallery is locattd?"
The photographer was a. first vexed, but, con
sidering their y, nth and inexperience, he finally
told them that there might be some cheap mar
on Seventh street where they could get eight n
types for ten cents, and they went away Will
thanks. Whether they succeeded In getting thai
many types for that many cents is not known.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTIcE MAc.ARTHUR.--Cohen
VS.. Cohens executors bill perceptions signed Gold
man & Cohen VS. Horn; new trial refused. Iolbert
Va. smith new trial denied, Collins vs. baldwin;
motion for Judgment overruled. Stow Va. Columbia
Reduction Company; motion for Judgment granted.
District OF Columbia vs.. Johnson Bros: new trial re.
fused. Crut VI. Buckley; motion for Judgment
oyerruled. United states vs. National Bank OF Me
Republic; new trial denied. Martin vs. Howard;
Judgment for plaintiff. Gebauer VS.. Relnmuth; mo-
ton to set aside satisfaction granted Leonard silk
Company Day: new trial refused. Curtin VS..
Douglass; trial refused. Southland vs. Reed;
motion for Judgment overrnled. Assignments for
Equity CouRT-JusTICE CoN-Beall VS.. Scnggs
reference TO the auditor. Russ VS.. Graham motion
10 auash Il. f. overruled Sbey Edes; final ratl-
icatlOn OF sale ordered Brown District OF Colum-
biai on hearing Assignment for to-day-Nos. 0, II,
IL, 10, is, 10, IL, 20, 81, and -. -
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unitel States Mnrshnl's Sale.

Ky virtue of q writ of fiery acins Issued out Of the
Clerks Office fthe supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia and to me directed. Will sell at public
sale for cash. the house door Of said District
on SATURDAY the first day Of July, 1882, ~ Y
she de endant in and to the following described
property, attached by the United States Marshal
June is73 TO wit All that piece and parcel OF land
IN the District of Columbia, and east Of the Eastern
Branch of the Potomac, and known as part of tract
called AhrOn's" Beginning on the Marlboro road
at the distance oftwelVe perches from stone placed
in the southwest Of said tract, and running
thence to the sixth line thereof thence south 70 de-
grees 50 minutes. East to the end of said sixth
line thence along the seventh eighth ninth, tenth,
and eleventh lines of said tract to the end OF the
eleventh line thence by such lines as Will strike the
thirteenth line ut the Marlboro road, and thence
along said road TO the place OF beginning, together
with nll and singular the improvements thereon;
Condemned rs the property OF Daniel Lee to satisfy
execution No. 1887 in favor Of w. y. COttrell Il Co.
'''e S'"''s' ''D CE HENRY,
U, Marshal
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j. r. STfLwELI, Eso., corner Twelfth and Broad
way, Oakland, Cal, had been confined to his room
Tor days with severe sprain In answer TO San
francisco newspaper reporter he said; =" Ny
speedy recovery Is duo entirely to 81. jacobs Oil
Ny INJURY was q severe and painful one. Other
nedies failed to benefit me. With the use ottho
Oh the swelling disap cared quickly, as did also
the pain, and am a, well as ever. Credit to what
credit boiou ~. | say j"
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Splendid game was Played Snturdhy nIternunn
on the Deaf and Dumb grounds between the War
Departments aud the Kendalls Of that institution,
the Kendalls eventually proving themselves vic
torious by a score Of to7 The games for this
week In the Departmental League will DO rs fol-
lows: To-day, Interior and Printing nurenui to-
morrow. Post -Oflice and Signnl, Wednesday
Printing Bureau and Printing Office Thursday
War und Treasury Friday, Interior ana Post.
Onice; saturday, Printing ONCE aud Treasury aud
Sigual aud Printing Bureau.
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The members of the Capital City Gun Club made
the following scores Saturday at their grounds on
tho Stone farm. The low scores are accounted fol
by the fact that unusually thick balls were sent
through mistake and the shooters were not pre-
pared for them. II they had loaded with larger
Shot better scores would doubtless havebSeu made
Several members withdrew altogether:
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UNHE GREAT

VINHE GREAT nSAhTT->,s>.,,,,,,,, ,,o,.,,,,
no THE H E5NHfE WE4 Hs ho sGrfnwrsr
DOUB BILE TRACK, SPLENDlD SCENERY.
STEEL RAltSSr NNEAESSiEiSWE " ,s EQUIPMENT
TRAINS LEAVE WAsIiNGT0N, from Station.
49,. M, corner SIKH and u streets as foiiowe
Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars at D3j a. M
daily daily East Line si0 q NJ daily with Sleeping Cars
7SO y. M. daily, with Palace Cars to PitSnurg Mali
HfhT N HN SfpT F6 @F 1epTg Hna ,hG Vest
For Gananiiasua RHGhcster, Bnlhlo Nasnr1 N o. n
III. daily except SUNDAY. win rarGr Car from liar.
Iisb9rg ojQ p M. daily, except Saturday, with Pal.
For WillinmspUrt, Lock Haven, and Elmlra nj g.l)
n, a. n, daily, except SUNDAY, o.oo
md C26 y. m. Limited Express OF Pullman Par.
r Tor n HnIs iD a; M daily exGSpt SUNDAY
Jersey city with boats OF Brooklyn Annex afford.
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double
and SS M on SU Sunday u.s. &,O and al los T Ss
For baltimore, G:lO 500, $50 1850 III. and i:3j IS
d:t0 go, 7:S0 20 and lO;2l y. m; on sunday 500
For pones Creek Line, GiO n m. and kiOp. M. daily.
For Ahnapoiis $40 n. m. and $40 p m. daily, except
ALEXXNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AEp ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For aicxandra, i:3o. 7O 300 HOO, and 1leJ n. m.
40 800, G:3i 500, aud HE'D y; N; on sunday az G:3l
For Richmond and the SOnh 600 aud lies a. IN. daily
and 800 y. m. daily. except sunday,
Trars leave Alexandria for Washington. 500. 5;2l
IN. and 1900 midnight; on sunday ut i2O, Sis. AID
lGwla M, 80 aud GsD p IN, n, .-,,...-.
ner of Thirteenth street ana Pennsylvania avenue.
and ut the station where orders can be LETT for thu
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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will find great relief from the constipation with
Liver Re. ulator. 1t lsn simple, harmless, vcse-
table co pound sure II relieve you, and can do
no injury Genuine prepared only by J. IL. Zeilin
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LOCAL Baseball.
now the Games stand ut Present-The
Coufcsta This week.

The record up to date for the Departmental
League Is rs follows, the Post oflce having the
lead, followed by the Printing oGice in close quar-
ters.
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AUCTION SALES.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Prop
nI.iN-

"ECKINGToN,' the country-seat Of the late 10,
scph Gales. esq, at hend OF New YORK avenue and
Boundary street northeast, containing about 81 -
acres improved with large and substantlal dwell.
ins-huuse, out buildings DC, will be sold al AUCTION
THURSDAY, JUNE -, 1857, at O'Clock 2. ~, rms
land ndiOins the Ktntn estate the Germanh Schuet.
zen Park. boundary street, and Brentwood 5ad ~
Is we'll Ocgt cd and contains several betlutlil Duu
Ing sites. II will be first offered rs wholei MOI
thus sold II III be then offered IN seven lots vary
ing from to p ncres, thus nilOrdlug rare Oppor
tunty to purchase desirable suburban property see
q lvertIsement III EueHing sur. ....,..
j. s. EDWARDS. 500 D st. n. w, 90,
CALDEttON CARLISLE. 307 ID ST. N, Vs.
A. II. DUVAI.L, 49, Louisiana ave: w,
,ut-.,J Trustees.
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DRoposALs FOR sUPpLIEs.



WAsHISGTON, ID. g., June IL, 1882
Proposals will be received at the office ofthe super
intendent for furnishing supplies for United States
Treasury Building for the fiscal year ending June 80
1888 and will be submitted In classes.
Awards will be made for articles enumerated In the
following classes only 10 regular dealers therein viz
Furniture, Fuel, Forage Hardware, Ice, Lumber and
Dry Goods. All other Items will be included In class
Miscellaneous, and will be subject 20 open compel-
ton,
Proposals will be opened on tho following daiesi
Miscellaneous supples,at ~ o'clock noon, Tuesday,
June ~, 1882.
%, 1852.
1857
Forage at o'clock p. M, Thursday, June 20 1882
Lumber, az ~ o'clock noon, Friday, June 30, 1852.
Ice, at O'clock p. M, Friday, June 80, 1882
Fuel, at ~ o'clock noon Saturday, July !, 1872
Dry GoodsAat o'clock p M Saturday, July l.,
1882
successful Bidders will be required to deliver sup
piles within thirty days amer acceptance OF pro-
posal except In classes Fuel, Ice, ana Forage,
Schedules and additional particulars VIII be FUR
nished upon application 70 the Superintendent,
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids, and to waive detects
No contract will be awarded for the supplies re-
ferfed to above until appropriation for their pur
chase shall have been made by Congress,
juii5twfmwf Secretary.
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JOHN II. KELLY,
Dealer IN 1rstclasi
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, sc.

CORNED BEEF A SPECIALITY.
stalls 62s, 60, aud $50 Centre Market Ninth street
wing, and 55 and 9S Northern Liberty Market; or
address Box n, CITY Postoitioe, Marketing delivered
nee Of charge TO all parts Of the city. le5-f
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SNOW WHITE BREAD

Nav ~ w w n - = - - ASANASA Az
and beaut full Rolls aud Bscuitslll be guaranteed II
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
Patent. Process Flour, which was awarded tho
First Prsmllm oyer all other Competitors at
First Premium, in The shape ofa,yery handsomegold
medal, in 1880 and 1881 The millers claim that one
barrel of Ceres Will turn out forty oayss bread
than any other Hour In America. STERLING's
Nj. LOUIS FANCY. one Of tho most beautiful
Winter Wheat Patent Flours ever offered 10 the trade
II IL unexceled by any other Patent except Ceres and
will please mo most exaellng housskeeper, and
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by
the celebrated Hungarian Process IL - i
very cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach
Of all classes, and we guarantee will give s!tlsiao
ton TO every one who Will try II. GOLDEN Hill,
the old reliable standby and the standard Family
Flour of the District and equal to great many so
called Patent h0urs. The mllleTs or manufacturers
OF Golden Hill have spent about $4,000 In remOdeng
their mill, and have introduced the so celebrated
ROLLER system, aud consequently Golden Hin is not
only magnificent Family Flour, but II Ii really u
patent flour with the great advantage that 1t can BIO
bought for cOnsd erAby less money Than great many
PatentProoess Hours not near as white nor as nutI
tOus as Golden Hin. For sale nv all 0rOcera Whole.
sale Depot corner first street and Indiana avenue.
WM. Nj. GAIT a. 90, who are also the sole
Wholesale Agents for the District OF HeCkes Cello
braled selERasing Flour and BuckwheaL IaSQ
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j. II. WOOD, General Passenger A
THOMSON General Manager,
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER!
STEEL RAIlSI

4 tsM5.enIcog dE GNsI5 W%siii5NST3S: r., 49,
pres n sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis.
.Soo~Baiilmofc, Elcott city, and Way stations.
tG:i5-Ballimore Express.
baltimore An9apolIs' and Way; tpiedwcnt
SirnsDnrg Winchester liagersown, ana Way
s;i!-point of Rocks and Way Stations,
s;lS6Philndelphia, New York, and Boston Express
$40 stnunlon and Valley Express. Connects Goi
liagcrstown and ut Point Of Rocks for Frcder
ioOo1-naltmors, Myattsvllle and Laurel Express
aud Dorseys On sunday stops pt ali stations.
1000 baltimore Express. stops at Hyattsvilc and
tlOiO-Pitt burg Chicago, Cincinnati, and 81. Louh
Express. e'ping Cars 10 Cincinnati anu Chi
- =, cago
ls:iOsBaltmore, EllIcott city, Annapolis and Way
il;25- on sunday only for baltimore and Way.
tJ0O-B baltimore, Philadelphia and New York Ex.
%aoIBnltmore and Way stations Winchester.
,,o FTsdsITlek, Hpgerslown, and Way, via 4 .lay.l
SETedsSrlcE, via Relay, stops at Annapolis
ttlO-Baitmorc, Annapolis, and Way stations.
tar Point Of n RoSHE n Erea0,ek GSSrsLown YIN:
fi' Ssks and WsS Stations S% SUNDAY to po"'
Go5EToSt oT RocSs aud Way Siatio au A'f''
t7ioo- Baltimore and Way stations; ,,--
Sleeping Cars TO Plttsburs.
P;lO- IL illlinOro Express,
tG5j-Phiadelphia, New York. and Boston Express
49, sleeping Cars to New York.
tlGlO-CniCngO, Cincinnati, and 81. Louis ENpres4
sleeping Cars To Cincinnati ST. LOUIS ana Chi
1850 Baltimore and Way stations
tDnily iSunday only o'her trains daily, except
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply NJ the Baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket Oflccs Washington Slaiion 60 and 1851
Pcnnsylvenia avenue. corner Of Fourteenth street,
where orders viii be taken for baggage 10 be checked
WIN. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation, baltimore.
4. *. LORD
General Passenger Aren't baltimore
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.

In addition to the s2D o. M Pullman Line to tho
wost, ON AND AFTER JUNE Is m additional
lineof
p u L Il M a ~ G . "A Q IT u q
VIII leave Washington at 1895 p M, daily,
FOR WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGR
Arriving ct the Stations for the Rockbrldge Alum,
Warm, Hot Heating, Old Sweet &c, from to
a. III.
tn $40 m. train through solid to LoulsvlIis
Excursion tickets and location Of Pullman Coaches
at the g y o. Ticket onco 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
'''' v '''''''' IT, W. FULLER,
Jui7.Gt-sa-M.w.F.sa General Passenger Agent
rINuE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY,
TIE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST
schedule In effect May n. 1852.
7iO a. m,-New Orleans Mail, daily, making cl1sa
connections to all points south and Southwest,
With pullman IN Sleeping Cars om Ws.hngton "
als9 Washington to New orleans via Lynchburs
$50 A. n.-IousvIllo Fast Line. daily, via Charlo,tca
| vile, Huntington, and Lexington, TO Cincinnati,
dra sna % sG M so Ss 5 %
| man sleeping Cars, Washington TO Louisville.
Sunday for Warreaon and Intern ed ate sta S % ~
Returning, arrives IN Washington ut 1880 a, M.
pen soSh OntS MS and sSSSwss S va 3
Vile and Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
| Washington TO Charleston, and Washington to
| White sulphur springs,
For all points ON Manasss Division take 7.i0 a. IN.
| train daily, except sunday For WarrentOn take
1iiOn. m train daily, and i'sO D. M. train daily,
ccpt sunday.
| For tickets and all information inquire at Com.
pnnN'S OliCc, BOl Pennsylvania avenue. or ut Union
| lcIo'. N. MACDANlEL4 Agent.
| N. SLAUGHTER, A. q. +. a.
| a. POPE, General Passenger Agent Juls
| THE WET JERSEY Raj H AD,
| Il (NEw BROAD uAUUl itOUTE)
| Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY
" now running Fast Express Trains OF Elegant
Passenger Coaches and Parlor Cars lin which tho
| charge for seat has been reduced TO % centS).
| THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN % MINUTEA
Passengers from Washington will take the through
trains Of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 10
philadelphia md arrive ut the new Broad street
station oIthe Pennsylvania Railroad, where UuiOn
transfer Coaches or streecars connect direct TO sta.
| street.
For through tickets baggage checks and full infor-
| NATION apply MS foOws Northeast corner Thr-
ecnth street and Pennsylvania avenue; station Hal
tmoro and Potomac Railroad, corner Sixth and II
streets; GlVPcnnsyvanla avenue; 1851 Ponnsy lvania
| avenue.
| FRANK THOMSON, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passenger Agt.
ju7-tOaul5
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

CTYDE'S
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Mr. ]. +. olmstead presents the following transac-
tlons In real estate In the District Saturday, re-
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
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Guiteau's Last Interviews.

WAsHINGToN, Juno 29.-Up to this
forenoon GuiteaI was apparently uncon-
cerned about wat was transpiring around
him. He slept until about o'clock,
when be took for breakfast q pound of
broiled steak with unlimited potatoes.
bread and butter and q quart of coffee.
Later in the day as his relatives and
friends Paid their farewell visits he oc.
caslonaliy gave way to little excitement; !;
but the only manifestation of emotion
was when bouquet was brought from
his sister, Mrs. Scoyille. This weakening,
however, was very brief. He made will
bequeathing his body to Rev. DR.. Hicks,
his spiritual adviser, with an Injunction
that it shall not be devoted to any mer-
cenary purpose. His book is also left TO
DR.. Hicks. His counsel, Charles Reed,
drew the will. When taking leave of his
sister he insisted upon kissing her for the
last time through the bars of his cell.
a9king that it be SO recorded. Either
Warden Crocker or Assistant Warden
Rush was present at all of these final in
terviews. AT times Guiteau broke out
in denunciation of Presi don't Arthur for
his cowardice and of the Warden and his
deputy, whom he accused of bounding
him to death. ~Guiteau said he wished
to be hanged ut noon sharp, but Warden
CIocker has set the hour OF half past
one. The gallows aud rope were tested
last night with bag of sand weighing
25O pounds and stood the test successful.
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A RaiIrOad Wreck.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., June 29.-The
express train which left Long Branch at
five minutes past 8 o'clock this morning
met with terrible accident while cross.
ing the bridge over the branch ofShrews.
berry River near Little Silver station.
The accident was no doubt caused by the
spreading of the rails. Six cars, includ.
ing four ordinary passenger coaches, the
smoking car and the pullman parlor car
Zenobia, left the rails and ran over the
ties of the bridge, tearing them to splin-
ters. The cars kept on the bridge until
the train was half way cross, when the
four passenger coaches and the smoking
car went over into the water with a ter
rible crash.
The cara landed on their sides in about
four feet of water. The scene that fol-
lowed beggars description. An unknown
man from Ocean Beach was taken out
dead. The cars were filled with passen- :
gers, but The number of injured is un-
known. There we're about one hundred
hurt.
LATER.-The dead man has been iden.
tilted as Jas: L. Bradley, produce dealer
of Kew York.
G. w. Demorest, of New York. is
dead: President Galloway, of the Ele
yated Railroad, is slightly injured. VIM
r. Garrison has been unconscious since
! the accident. He is suffering from con
i ,cussion ofthe brain. Geo. r. blanchard
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CAsu's DEPOT 6 n Juro 8

= It is estimated that the South has
this season paid to the North S55OOO,.
900 for wheat, S50,O0O0OO for corn, s72,.
OOC,O 600 for meats, and about $50 100000
for hay, butter, cheese, oats, apples, pota-
toes, etc.
- An election occurred throughout
Iowa on Tuesday on the adoption of a
constitutional amendment prohibiting
the manufacture and sale of liquor in
Iowa. Iowa City gives 558 against the
amendment. Davenport gives 2,048
against, and Scott county cop, olete prob.
ably gives 5000 against. Reports, how.
ever, from 399 townships show a majority
of 24,09S in favor of the Prohibitory
liquor law amendment to the State con-
stitution. These townships constitute
ono- fourth of the State. The indications
are that the amendment is adopted by
about 10000 majority. Meetings of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
TO pray for success in Iowa, were held in
every city in the Union. and forty thou
sand ladies were engaged in the canvass in
that State. An all day meeting was
held in Washington, in which all the
preachers Of that city took part. and
thirteen thousand meetings were held To
pray for the success of the amendment
The meetings were under the call of Miss
Frances Willard, and were to ask the
blessing of God on tho voters of lows
that the constitutional amendment fol
the prohibition of the liquor traffic NIGH
! be carried.
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A GREEN GREENBACKEE,
Mr.. Russell, OF Anderson, Comes Over and
Wakes up the Wrong Granger.
GrecnriHe Neus, 9Th ,Ht.

Mr.. Russell, of Anderson county, the
we'll known Greenbacker, was in this city
last weak, and being intent on making
influential proselytes to his faith, ap-
preached Col. Jas. Lipscomb, and opened
fire on that staunchest of Democrats
But Mr.. Russell underrated the calibre
of this one of the Demoracv' most able
lieutenants, and when the Greenbacker
left the Colonel, after three hours talk,
he did so with very large flea in his
ear, fully impressed with the tutility of
disaffecting the Colonel. The Colonel
said to him, "Why, sir, if the whole
Democratic party were to die and some
one were to inform you that the corpse
could not be found, if you were to look
for me would be found clinging to the
last plank" The Colonel torcibly re-
ferred Mr.. Russell to the course of the
Greenbackers in Congress, who have all
voted for the Radical side. He also
made some striking remarks to his inde-
pendent hearer in regard to the peculiar
tiles of the Malone movement, in which
the cry had been for REFORM" directing
the attention of Mr.. Russell to Billy's
conversion to Radicalism. The Colonel
gave his opponent in the argument to
understand that Greenbackism could
mean nothing but afliliation with Radi-
Gals, and very justly observed that no
greater calamity could occur to the
Greenback party than success. Then the
people would see it in its true light; and
would see again negro government, as
the Greenbackers could attain nothing
without the aid of the negro and without
making every concession to the negro.
Mr. Russell's most ingenious sally, as he
thought, was in appealing to the Colo
nel's personal feelings, which gives a
strong indication of the motives which
actuate members of the Greenback party
in adopting their faith. He suggested
to the Colonel in substance that the
Democratic party was not going to act
fairly by him or give him the office
which it is intimated that his friends are
pushing him for. "Why," said the Col
onel, Chat would not make the slightest
difference in my convictions. | believe
in reform within the party all the time,
(the Colonel is a strong exponent. OF the
primary system.( am not working, sir,
for my persona advantage: am
Democrat because l have children that
Will live AFTER me. 1ue SoionSi "ouo
unanswerable replies TO Mr.. Russells
arguments in behalf of indepcndentism;
and exhibited to that gentleman in con-
vincing language the folly of Greenback,
ism. It is safe to say that if Mr.. Russell
wishes to retain his Greenbackism he
will in future avoid a talk about the
political situation with men like Colonel
Lipscomb. Just before parting with Mr.
Russell, the Colonel said, ,portieentionsiy5,
"When get on the stump l will throw of
the bridle," and he will no doubt keeeF
his word Then there will be music IN
the air for the Greenbackers.
The Colonel predicts that the most OF
those Greenbackers who are trying tt
create stir will be back in the Demo
cratic party again before the next cam
paign is over.