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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-19

TEK GREAr STORM IN KESTucKr-Tsrrible
Ioss of Lifs and Desfrnetien Of Prs2ery.-Dy
the tornadu on Al0nday last about ifty houses
fr Cave CITY, Kentucky, and vicinity were
totaliy denoiisAedL Among the persons Killed
were George w. Paynt.r, wife and child, Mrs.
ID. Sferritf A. Y. Davidson, john McOwen and
child. and two persons named Vauhsn. Miss
Fitz was mortally wounded. Miss NJ. Drane
Miss Eeyal, j. 3. Foster, j. II. Brown, d. Nc
Kinnie and wife, DIR. j. s. Wilson and wife.
John Edwards and wife, and large num-
her of other persons were slightly wounded
The storm came from the southwest, tear
ing down trees and everything in its course
Houses were blown down i'm every direction
G. W. PAINTER was found some three hundred
yards from where his house stood, undressed.
Davidson was found in pond, about one hun
bred yards from ms house. When the house fell
on Mrs. Sterritt she had a two weeks old baby
in her arms. When found, the baby was not
hurt. Two men slept up stairs in Davidson's
house. They were not much hurt About sixty
families are homeless, and need aid and assist
ance very badly. Prewitts, KY, was completely
destroyed by the storm on Saturday night. John
McGowan and his eldest daughter were killed,
and Mrs. MCGOWAN badly injured. Dr. j. Will
son and wife, living twelve miles west of Prev
tits Knob, were badly wounded. The storm
was general along the Memphis and Louisville
and Louisville and Nashville railroads, and con-
siderable damage to property is reported
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NEHAALLs HAIR RENEwER AT SEVENTY
Ayers, Eontgomerys. Chc-a,ierT M. H.,
Bins ard Tsssetis; also, Ayers sar.spariiia and
kaistop, Sc. Hembold's Buchu ana III, III
en-; sehsness fsnic are Puimenis syrup. SIC Pc
Lyonf ksthsron TrIeophsrns and BreS1n ]. &c
&c. fhsi2njn pisr,ses &c; Bs.ehslor ait Dye
received, fresh LOT Hostetters Bifsrs o. y Ss
tlei Hishlsrs s-: srsers Wine Bittsrs. soe. fine
Also, California Wines, Aneeiea POI srrSy ', .
D. uscstei, 81 per bottle. ARTHUR MATT Ma.
Druggist, corner ID and ID sts north. ocs I'm
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TwAfER REGisTRAR's OFFICE,
GrTV

MAsHrSSroN. D. c., january l. 1870.
WA1ka RENTs for IS7o are Dow due aud payable
al this Once III r0t p this Llonth the aw reilre,
watr 70 BE- shrt 81 and not restored until III rent
With Pc nalty. shall be- paid - "A'" ~ 'sA''
WATER list Of nronartv 49,, ,-a;.h ans
overdue istaliment Of water taxf n lxvi,g T,ter
nasinsl shall remain unpaid the rst OF February
next viii then b hanled Ia the Cc,setr ~ r.
fcr a,,y ertiSea.en AID sale a. proy ia,i nv
Ja1-i4t - Il. BOND, Wa.er feri-,I,r
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EDUCATIONAL.

MODERN LANGUAGES.
T.. i; GEQUx, f,rmeriy Professor Of Gecrg-.own
and Counnbian Colleges, continues 90 give private
lessons: also in glasses, in French. Gcrnsa Aaa
spanish. TRANSACTIONS made from the Italian. sx--
letter. No. $50 penna. ssehse, be-, "a and a s,s
tNo. as odd nuubcrD las i2t"
EPlsCoPAL SCHOOLS, tconaected With tie
~ Churrh ~ the tncarnst ion,
BOYS SCHOOL.
n street north, bctween lysh snd uta,
I'll SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
sso IN ssTssy IN, neHi y stres;,
Circular with fcli particulars Can be cfts.net
fron the prineirsis az the box store. or la tue
CHEGARY iNsTlrUrE, .ssI and I.sas.
" eprurs street, Philsfeirbia. Ia
Encfish ana Preach. Tor young laaies' en1 riss--'
Boarding ~nd Dsy school. Stti reopen On MONDAY
EeptnTaber ath YreIcb h the LANGUAGE 81 the fa,.
fiy and A Constantly spoken in The Institute.
Us coin MADAME DHERNlLLH. Prinf,
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Lon kENT OR MIA tls-e-siory and base
II nent BRICK Hot sE, No. x01 o., street nine
rooms bailI-rul, 81. water aud Ras Also. a three
story FRAME HOUSE, on 2ist street west south IL
q stree: eleven rquins, water and Gas. IND. y.
kFNnALL, 3l5 Pennsylvania avenue a. h I'm
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

SWAPPING Vorss.--rom Butler having
found out that his friends are trying to sell him
out to get a few votes for McClIntpck for Sher'
III. has become thoroughly dlsgus,cd aud lriI
the Territory lie started from Silver City Tor
kelton few DAYS ago. and from there intends
going to Oakland, in Alameda C0ueiy, Cantor.
MA to 90 into tho printing business with has
brother, John 5. Butler, Esq. We feel sorry
for Tom, as be - clever gentleman. bat like
"old dog Tray" being in bad company, run
ming with the Radicals. be- must suffer- the cnn.
sequences Butler is doubtless exclaimiug.
lord deliver me from my friends" They
strapped" him off two years ago in the hope
Of electiug John :. Gray Sheriff. and uo" they
are trying to do the same thing to elect Drydc
McClintock Look out for such offers % Don't
trade for dead horse" Merritt will get n
thousand majority in the Territory, and the
Blacks know it, They are willing therefore to
vote for Merritt il they can fud Democrats
who will agree to vote against Crutcler and
20 for McCIintock Accept no such infamous
and dishonorable propositions. Stick to your
colors rs Democrats. Elect your whole ticket
and wipe out the Mougrels We want n" Wig.
ilantes, Strangers. Know Npthsugs or China
men in Office Allow no underhand or secret
work to deceive You. Let no snake in the
grass excite your prejudices against any indi-
vidual on the ticket Espouse the private quar-
rel of no person who has friends to reward
or enemies to punish" but as Democrats from
principle. and as honest men. defeat the Black
Republicans in this county b. elcctins the
whole Democratic ticket
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CON. MAcK's REPLIES.

\ We are informed that Con. Mack is very ia-,
dustriously circulating the report throughout
the Basin, that he brought to the WORLD
office communication in reply to thecard pub
lished in our last issue by Mr. Chas. II. Doug
las, aud that We refused to publish We
never spoke to Cen Mack in our life. and did
not know him even by sight until he was point
ed out to us on the street several days ago. In
regard to his reply to Mr.. Douglas card
Mack did send Que of his friends to us, on last
Wednesday night, to know whether we would
publish tco different communications that his
friend handed to us, which we read, and Offer
ed to publish one of them which was reply to
Douglas card; but the other communication
was nothing but scurrilous article rejecting
on the editor of this paper, which we regarded
as piece of impudence and assurance on the
part of Mack. or any one else, TO ask US to pub,
lsh. We stated distinctly, in the presence OF
Judge Sayles, that we would publish any de-
cent reply to Mr.. Douglas card. but that we
did not propose to SANDER or abuse ourselves
through our own columns. Our former asser.
ton. that this matter was gotten up as dirty
eectioneering dodge in the hope of injuring
Mr.. Crutcher, has been verified. The commu.
nications he sent ia us for publication were
drawn up in Jonas Browns office, in the hand
writing OF f" Spectator" who has been engaged
i'm yillifying Mr. Crutcher through the columns
of the Statesman for weeks past, and We have
40 hrsitancy IN saying. that the whole matter
was concocted aud goitcn up by Mr. Cratch
rrs enemies for the purpose VIZ have stated
/ The zeal aud industry exhibited by Con. Mack
aud others, ia visiting the different election
precincts for the sole purpose of circulating
their foul SANDERS. is sufficient evidence OF thu
/ fact We offered To publish any explanation
of the affair he might see proper 10 make, and
are still ready 10 do SO, bat as we don't desire
Ia participate in a controyers! which does mol
concern rs. we shall certainly not allow an,
one la abuse us through our own columns
tha, is asking little too much of any paper
j we are informed that be has sent his article
10 the Statesman COR publication. Whe'hei
they will be published or moi, We don't know
and care less The following is the affidavit a
| Mr.. Cor. which We received from ow!hee q
f.k DAYS avn.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05
DrsrRANcHrsrNG FOREIGNERS.

The Illinois Constitutional Convention hay-
ing finished their labors, the new Constitution
will be submitted TO popular vote OF the peo-
MIA of that State on the 2nd day of next July.
Both the former Constitutions OF that State,
the one of 1918 and that of l647, provided
that all foreign born residents of the State at
the time of tho adoption of the Constitution
by the popular vote should be entitled to the
right of suffrage When the suffrage question
was under consideration by the late Conven
ton, Judge Cody. n member of that body, in
tr6duced section or provision similar in all
respects to that in both former Constitutions.
Notwithstanding the adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment, which admits negroes to the bal
lot box, aud under the operation of which all
the negroes of the State of Illinois will vote
both upon the question of the adoption OF the
new Constitution and at all subsequent cleo.
tions, yet the Radicals in the Illinois Confen'
ton considered the negro more intellectual and
better entitled 10 vote than Intelligent aud ed
ucated foreigners We quote the following as
evidence of the fact from the Springfield, ILL.,
nois correspondence OF the Missouri Repa0'
iieda:
The result or the proposition Of Judge Cody. ably
supported by every Democrats mrisaber. Was de-
rasrd and foreign born residents excluded from
tic ballot Ia which negroes were admitted,
The propositions Ia admit foreign born res
dents Was ably supported by erery Democratic
msn,Lty. and Yet il Was defeated: By whom
By tho Radical members. men of the same
par,y. which In Idaho and in Boise County il
now soliciting the votes of foreigners Ia elect
their Know Nothing candidates Ia office IN oui
midst. Radicals are very meek. aud profess
grra. love ior the foreigner as long IS they are
in minority and do mol hold office, bat pal
them in office. give them power aud place. aud
then they show their true feelings towards ",'
foreign born population. The old Know Moth
ing feeling wilt show itself. and they miss ne
opportunity. in which - show their contempt
and hatred at the Irish. tho Germans and "a
fact al milie foreigners. The Dcm"crac.
practice TO such sllainnus irrachsry, and re
sor, to u" such dupcity in order Ia catch
votes Their coursr warn in power bat rert
ies their declarations io the people before el"c
sions aud they a;icmp, I" deceive no one as ID
their real principles. ms 10 the policy of ;arlI
party.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

FAIsEuooD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS States
man OF May 25th, in an article upon the candi
dates of the Democratic party in Ada County
savagely assaulted not only Judge Heed. but the
Board OF County Commissioners of Ada Conu-
ty II stated that the Commissioners. in order
r. shield Heed from the effects Of his official
mis- conduct at their last meeting requested the
present County Treasurer to receipt to Heed
for money which it claimed had not been paid
over, and that one Of the Commissioners offered
to become responsible Tor the amount, but
that the Treasurer refused to do SO. In the
next issue, May 25th, they were compelled to
acknowledge that the article in the previous Is
sue contained two separate, deliberate false
hoods, and uses the following language: ave
furthermore desire to state that the Commits
sioners and the Treasurer have discharged
their respective duties in this aud all other
matters pertaining to their office faith fuify.
honestly and coascienhously." s5# a
THE italics are ours but the words are quo
ted from that veracious sheet which has not
only been yilifying the Democratic nominees
in Ada but also In Boise county. Such a reck-
Tess disregard for truth ~ that paper has re-
ceHtls exhibited, accounts for the easy access
gaiaed BY "speetator" 10 place in its col.
uuias The lsst issue Of the Ne:rs also con-
tains card from Mr.. G. Jacobs. the Treasurer
Of Ada County. which brands the statements
contained 10 the artieleof May o6th, In the
,staiesmaH, a. 3 Iie The people can judge fur
themselves a. to whether d paper whichwill
wiifally publish such vilIaihons faIsehcods
about Democrat< IL eatitled to be believed
under any state Of circumstances. sFeasa =
Y4g aasis !. ss- t-ss----s ~ ~ 6 u
DgMocRArs vfoTpnIoCs,-- rhe Democrats'
Judicial ticket was elected u Msiuphis, Tenn,
by majorities varying from two to four hundred.
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Druocp.cy C.tv,rl. Co.

ro..n, ..,an,;en 81, o"ooSD.-Atspn
victorious. New York about 8O.0OO ~ @
In st. Louis they elected their eitv IT, "4
and the party is gaining eyerywbe,e = ''
crafts OF Boise County, do YOUR dntr !. pa1
day and keep your record unsulisd W IN ~
our brethren are fighting CALAMITY aSd y. Saa7
great gains everywhere else. d. ~, j.. I u I
yourselves by going back on your 0,, aa Y
roll up such majority for our norni, pun "
justly entitle Idaho TO be called : tbsn
the Mountains. 'OOead
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conventions Let US then forget our past dit
ferences and, knowing that our Convention
acted as they considered for the best interests
of the Democratic party, vote the straight
ticket on the day of election and annihllate the
Back Republican Mongrel organization IN our
midst
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few days ago:
rragtroaY or IpAEo.

County o9 uwgh~e
George H. Cez. beang arss daily swo:n, deposes and
says sass lac has heard that Con. Ma,k, resident
os oao toaniy ia tiais Territory, Il circulating '
port in Boise Caanty ~ tLe eTc; that about TWO
seara Aga IA sroat Il hc Express o4oc IN Idaho Ciy
James .satcAeg Charles Douglas. ap2 Geo. Ii. too
and two users talking ieeesscF. and that - be
Con MacR3 passing be heard Charles Douglas
say that the slsess MILO were teaching The Catholic
School we're noilsng bot sst 81 ~bores or pEosii
.ases that sad report wholly false and untrue ad
asAoas any foundation tact t.ai THIS afiiAni never
heard either JAMES Croich@T so Charles h"nSas use
tho words ahaxc quoted amy words ~ similar las
to.t al the time giace abdacatSa above or al any
other n.e Ace. A.d atsi2si says fnfiher that lie
docs os llls thai either cricher or Douglas ever
usra tic words above quoted. ar words oi anything
like similar import f3T the reason iai about two
sears a..o Asiaat did have conversation with Doug
las nsn c aabics q! the Catholic school ~ Idaho
tisx AMI said Douglas expressed desire chat said
school should wneeecd and become permanent. be-
caac he had children 10 educate and wanted 20 send
,11T,. 90 sasa srhoai GEORGE II. C0E
Subscribed and sSsr To before me this 3lst day OF
MAJ A ID 1..u JAS. LYMAN.
Justice Of III Peace.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05
TTE4uTuaT OF IDAHO.
.ag.ss,sss4 - Hss4An

IAsses J. Cruscacr. being srsi duly sworn. deposes
and SAYS that he hae read iae foregoing AFFIDAVIT Of
George II. toc and that the facts therein stated are
lFuo. Jas. l. 1RI A1nEh~
saescrsbca aud sworn TO before me. June sth. \.
D. 1870. A. o. bo"IS.
Justice Of the Peace.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05
BOGUS TICKETS! pEMocp :. -

I We are reliably informed that
of every description have been s'sas detsb
will be circulated on election day f, y @
tickets with Dryden, McClnto.l,D ea0cra6t
them for Sheriff will be circu,.,s, name o.
county. Examine your tickets w.,, = yer t
vote. See that every name on ! ''iofe!@
The Radicals have tickets of ever s''rtt
description. Don't allow yoursely,. ' :. ~ ~
ceived % bed
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

LoYAt. Tntrvf.~.--Thr >oathcrn Hour con.
taius an extract from letter written By the
correspondent. If the Baa;sio Cowr'er, which
We rcpubll.h. rs follows:
Not Elk Republican members a the louisiana re.
gisat4rr taxpayers az nc lreaes1s tae. and not
~ shca rss8 tat previous sg their csesaun le'
ero faay q ghesa have nisl AasrF al s. pes diem,
$50 months tn the tea~ purchased plantations rang
Jag from so.upo So $4,000.
IL also APPEARS that Governor II War
mouth who went to Louisiana as po"r as Jobs
turkey. has. ms Governor. on Il salary of 5000
a year. within few years amassrd a fortune
Of at l,as. half a milliur AT ihr last sessl"u
of III. Legislature of that State n bin called
the Ship leland Canal liIIl' was passed. uu-
der The provisions ri which in enormous tax
was to b. levied for the construction al canal
ol no manner Of use whatever. The taxpayers
finding no other way Ia defeat the measure.
paid Warmou'h $4,000 Ia veto the bull. but
after doing 80. the incorporatorS paid him
$40 900 to usr his influence in the hobby Among
passage Of the bin over his veto. by just such
theying. Radical operations rs this, has War
mouth succeeded in lining bis own pockets at
the expense of the people of that State. But
then IL must BE- remembered that he Is "loyal ="
to the Government or. at least, to the Radical
party: and he would lose standing In his party
If he did not prove himself a saccess rs thief
aud scoundrel, and the greater thief and vii
lain he proves himself to be-. the higher honors
will be- conferred un him by his Radical breth-
rem. The principal plank Of the Radical plat
form nowadays, or Mt least one of their cardi-
nal principles or articles of faith Is. to rob the
public whenever an opportunity presents itself
Radical members of State Legislatures must
initiate the example set by Radical members OF
Congress who accept brides. sell their votes to
give away millions of acres of the public lands,
reversing the former theory, and practising
the new one. "lands for monopoes'' aud not
I" lands for the andless"
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NOMINATIONS IN LEMHI Cau,,n

NOMINATIONS IN LEMHI Couxrv
the kindness of Judge Shepherd 81 !, a'e
Loon Greek Express, We have han, S4epNt'ii
with the names of the Democrat. s'p'Rl
in Lenhi County: For Sheriff 1'I nonlhes
leb; Auditor ana Recorder i r. Ees We Nc(Gs
County Commissioners. b. F Pr; =, mhtstt ;
mon and w. II. Boyd; Territorial '9 q fJ.L
+. Nordyke; Assembly. Jeff WIN, sOahel B
ty Clerk, James McNabb; Assa.s auisi CO@
Collector, G. w. Manasco: Trs.s u' aad Ia
Spain; Probate Judge, James coa6' MA
torney, L. I. Beatty; School cSucnfal Il
James K. Kirtley; Coroner. james s''n,'l ~
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We publish these aflidavits of gentlemen who
are well known throughout the county, and
whose veraciiy cannot be questioned, in order
10 satisfy even the most skeptical, that the VIII
famous report in circulation is lie made from
whole cloth, and to show what dishonorable
means are resorted to BY a few scoandrels in
oracr to prejudice a certain class against Mr..
crntchcr. Will Democrats slow their preju-
dices to SO blind their Judgment as to induce
them to sacrifice their principles and their
party to crafty any malicious slanderer' If
not, then vote for the candidates of your party.
Because Que man Is a bitter, personal enemy Of
Mr. Crutchcr, and Is secretly working to de-
feat him, is no reason why honest Democrats
should allow themselves to be dragged or coax
ed into any uudcrhauded, secret dark.lantern
conspiracy to defeat the Democratic nominee
for Sheriff. 1t is n dsgraceful piece of Silainy
that no true Democrat would countenance, bet
alone engage in. And We warn Democrats
throughout the county to beware of these Sc
crct plotters against the Democratic ticket,
who, In public. are loud-nouthed in asserting
their party lealty, but who secretly aud quietly
at the dead hour Of night. are acaucusing aud
plotting with the Radical leaders to defeat, not
only orutcher, but other candidates % the
regular Dsn,ocratic ticket sphfn tlcra as
you would viper. Men who IRE Democrats
as long m they, can ger odice. aud then work
against the party when they cdnaos get Office.
arr not Demecrats 10 any sense Of The word.
and they should .ha. kieked out .of. the Demo-
cratic camp into the BACK RspnbIican, Know
Nothing party where they properly belong
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

CHfSRsk. EQuALiTy.--Bills have been In
troducedsits Coigrvss ~ tls- Radicols. and will
pass. forcing Chinese equality upon the people.
sociaHy, politically. raieIonsiy and every OTHER
way. = Can my white man. Democrats ,ur. Be-
pu6icans, support men Of that party Tor Office.
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LIST OF I.F'rsrrpc

Remaining III the tostoffice at Idaho G,r
ID day ~ june. 1870. which if not csle5 e. y y
thirty days, viii bc sent 10 the dead T.s, =. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

LETTER FROM THE SorTH-We received
letter a Few days since from our old friend
md former townsman, Judge j. b. Rosbo-
rough He has been making thorough tour
of the Southern States after visiting Washing.
ton City and New York, spending most Of his
time In South Carolina aud Tennessee. His
letter was dated New Orlenns, May nth, and
stated that III few days he would leave for
Texas, aud from thence return to Idaho. The
Judge says that by the tims he reachce home.
he will have trawled through twenty seven
states and Fl'erritories. fJadeing from which
he must have 9.beeu,on the wing" the principal
portion OF the time since slis lett ldahe. We
wish him safe. return. aud n host of friends
will warmly greet bin ON his arrisnL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05
TERRITORY or IDAHO.
Ta4asstx al f4s94~p

Charles H. Douglas. being drss duly sworn Opposes
and says that tho statements made 10y Con MACK anu
report circulated 10y him Of certain language having
been used by the said Douglas spectb d IN the
above AFFIDAVIT George II. Coo, arc wholly untrue
and false every particular that no such language
was ever used by this alhant at any time or at any
place - u. DOUGLAS.
Subscribed aiid sworn 10 before mc this June 4th.
A. H.. 1870. A. q. boWEN.
Jusllcc ut the Peace.
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Committee of Arraagsn'Ia , ~
-. r,..,har VIM. L. LAH'

Committees Va a. L 81
George ". Thatcher. Vim; ,,slrrIll.
Committee Of Invifau'Ia ,bf
1p,uo CRY Jonas " Brown, . ~, c b.
Judge, c IL Douglas. Jonn u = D s,andsss n E
oh Anderson. W j VaItne;t + Crutchsf 2 s
White. DRYDEN McClinuesass cse
pritsen and JOS N Burkc9 . alihan, hV'
DorsE cITY-H Il Prickeu. = nnirod. ,osFff
\ Logan. Burt Griffin ana is = n Cos q o.sss
s,I.yrp Cry. or owyhee--os0 uon r ts't
II, Hall. Hon u q Monroe,; Inn N WISE ~
+ Ensign. L p Mikkelson' ynraurherp,s I'M
pt.,rrpyftI.s-H A MaiieA' = : Hart -
Alec Orchard. A Hanilii' us
John 4 Swain. ,,,. i Ncksy,
GnASrrK cnEEK--J G Mips, zine. aSa
noylr. II irwin. Robert .rd Hes ~.
Honsrsuor RrNp--ti Miile. and B HIs
urrrn PAygrTE-Geo i Nv Holland. Bspa
pfoxrrn--J Freeman, y slfcrs
Nunnaily. 90 waferfha" flJ
and Hon ] NJ Canpady. . X Goidirsps. ..s
crSrrnvrrIr-J II BUSH. warren lR
John 0D''' FLOOR MANAGES rrs
JANIS JuDcE. II III Taaap
CIIRls. Nofnu "" !. estspi
: the public: ..,,,r,
TICKETS, (ipela sh
Nay 70. is7e-vs. g Z D, !.
! ,rorr race
uATcHMAK,Elg'',. s,. ss,,s
w Two doors above Ap Y Il
Grafs oil stand. !, .anairing :arc16
Watches tor sale ana w
and warranted.
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DEMocRATs YfuTpnIvC --Phr Democrats'
Judicial ticket was elected il MslIphis. Tenn,
by majorities varying from two TO four hundred.