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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Stephen Dark, ct al. vs.. William Mcclure,
ct al.-1n Chancery at Columbia.
II appearing to me from compliments bill
sworn to and filed in the above cause. that Will
liam Mcclure. Sarah Ann, Margaret, Louis,
Micsjah. Rebecca and Catharine Mcclure are
defendants aud non-residents of the State
Of Tennessee, go that the ordinary pro-
-ess Of law cannot be served on them, it il
therefore ordered by me. that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Colum-
bia Herald, newspaper published in in the
city Of Columbis, Maury county, Tenn. the
tlat Of which shall be at least one week before
held at the court house in Columbia on the 4th
Monday IN November next, requiring tho said
defendants then and there TO plead, answer or
b. taken for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing exparte.
Oct I3.-4w. D. 3. COOPER, C. 4 NJ
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Sept. 8, lS1.
CHANCERYSALE
" OF STEAM MILL.

By virtue Of a deree of the Chancery Court at
Columbia, Tenn, at the August (speciaD term
thereof. 1871, in the cause of Henry Clark, VS.
VI. p. Erwin, ct ell, I will sell on Monday the
18th day Of November. 1871, to the highest bid
der Steam Saw. Flour and Grist Mill and the
machinery and fixtures attached thereto, on
the premises where IL Is now located, near the
town Of WiliiAmsport, Msury county. being
the Mill purchased by Jacob Hoffman from j.
+. Fike. The same will be sold on a credit of
purchaser with good security. bearing interest
rom dae of sale, and lien retained for pay.
ment of the purchase money.
Oct BID. d. B. COOPER, C. & NJ.
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MAKING CLOVER PAY. - Cut il
early; before the beads are turned
brown. Cut it when it is dry. After
il is cut, wilt it AZ rapidly as possible,
10y turning it, or throwing it up with
the tedder. The leaves will not fall of
in this process. Then cock and cap 1t,
and let it remain thirty or forty hours,
Open 10 the sun and air little and
get il in.
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.CHANCERY SALE
~ OF REAL EST ATE

By virtue of doeroe Of the Oh ,neery Court
at Columbia, Tenn, al the August (spccisii
term, ISL, in the case of John 3. Perry and
wife anu others, vs.. Asa Harrison, Admir- &c,
and others, will sell to the highest bidder ut
the court house in the town of Columbia, On
tracts of valuable cedar land. lying IN the
2ith civil district of Maury county, one con-
tanning 20ls acres, sdjoiniag the lands Of Rob-
ert Hardison, deco Ii. I. Osborne and others.
The other, 1914 acres, bounded by the lands
MR.. L. A. Derryberry, r. ii. Ogilvie, A. III.
Crawford and Nathaniel Nicholson. The same
will be sold on credit of six mon ths, FREQ
| from the right of redemption. Note with
| good security will be required If the purcha-
ser, bearing interest from day of sale, and o
| lien retained for the payment of the purchase
money.
Oct. 6.-td. ID. D. COOPER, G. * NJ.
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BAPTIST Agents Wanted

everywhere for the largest Baptist paper in the
world. Able writers, al the news. and can-
slant improvements. Fap Market Report.
Sunday School observation-disclosures every
week. An inne1ible advocate Of Baptist,prin-
ciples. ONE price. only " 20 per year. The
most ast,aisLiag prem um and clubbing list
ever offered, or liberal cash commissions paid.
rg- Specimen cosy and particulars free to all
who will write to LUTHER X YEAMAN, THE
CENTRAL B,PTIsr, ST. LOUIS,
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" PUBLICATION.

A. X. Standridge We. C, F. Sparkmap
IL appearing to me from complainant's bill,
sworn to. that Mary Woodland is a nom
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, 30 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
her. Il Is Therefore ordered BY me that publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks in the
city of Columbia. the last Of which shall be a
least one week before the next sitting Of the
Chancery Court 70 be held at the court house
in Columbia, on the 4th Monday in Novembe!
then and there to plead. answer or demul
to the said bill. or the same will be taken fol
confessed as to her, and set for hearing ex
parte. d. B. COOPER, G.. & NJ.
Oct. f3-lw
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
F.. g. VI. Long, ct al, w. Augustus p. wetter.
ct al.-0rder OF Publ alton.

sworn 10, that Augustus P. Wettcr, Edy Pei
fair Wettcr, Meta 7. Wetter, Alberta Nina
Wetter, Conrad I: Wetter, Tennessee Rembcrt
Robert REM ert, james c. Rembert. defend.
cnts IN this cause, are non-rcsidents of III.
State OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served on them, il 4,
therefore ordered by ne that publication be
made in the CoLrNBTA HERALD, a newspaper
published ia the city Of Columbia, for four con
secative weeks. the last of which shall be al
least one week before the next term of the
Chaneery Csurf, to be held at tn. court house
IN the city Of columbia. Maury county, Tenn ,
on the 18th Monday in November next. (ISJll
requiring the said defendants to then and
there appear, and plead, answer, or demur
TO compliments bill. or the same will be
h iassn ior confessed as % them, and set for
Uet2L
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JNSOLVENT NOTICE.

have this day suggested TO Jon. NJ. Hickey,
Clerk of the County Court of Marry county,
the Insolvency Of the estate of Mckinney boo
ley, Jr., deed. notice is hereby sivcn 10 q
persons having claims against said estate, 10
file them In the county clerks Office Of said
county, duly authenticated. on or before the
LIST Mosday in May. 1871. or they will be iorev.
er barred. JOHN L. BEARD, Admir-.
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a Western editor who saw an
item TO the effect that Rhode Ireland
WAS suffering from the potafo-buF,
wanted TO know why the inhabitants
didn't turn out with their 81 oilers
Ait. h.. tic monster.
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NOTICE.

On Thursday 18th day of October. 1871, at IN @
residence of the late John Nicholson. dec d,
we will sell TO the highest bidder, all the per-
ishable property beionsing TO said estate, on a
credit of twelve months, note with approved
security required before delivery of property,
viz Y head OF horses and mules. * head Of
cattle, yoke Of oxen, 25 head Of fat hogs, so
head Of stock hogs, a lot of sheep. one hun
drcd barrels Of corn. one hundred bushels of
wheat, fodder. oats. hay, farming utensils.
wagons, cart, reaper and mower combined,
thresher. fan mill. one half sorghum mill
household and kitchen furniture, and many
articles too numerous to mention.
All persons having claims against the estate
OF ohnNieholson, dec d. are hereby notified 10
present the same duly authenticated to the I'M
dersizDed. and all persons indebte to said es-
tate are hereby notified to come forward and
settle at once, OF the same twill be placed in
the hands of officers and attorneys for cOllcc-
ton. r. NJ NICHOLSON,
+. VI. FULLER.
Oct, l3.-1w. Administrators.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Mary Eskedge vs.. Mack Eskeige.-In Chan
Gerry court at Columbia.
Itappearine to me from compliments bill
worn to. that Mack Eskedge. defendant in
this cause, IL q non-resident .f the State OF
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process Of Law
cannot be served on him, it is therefore Orier-
| cd By me that publication be made in the Co
lnmbin Herald, q newspaper published in the
city of Columbia, Maury county, Tenn, for foul
| successive weeks. the last Of which shall be a.
! least one week before the next term of ths
| in said city Of Columbia. on the ith Monday II
November. 1871. requiring the said defendant
4 to then and there appear and plead, answer o.
| dcmur 60 compiainaDt's bill. or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to him, and set fo
\ hearipeex p1rte.
| Oct. t@4w. ID. u. COOPER, c. & NJ.
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EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE

Of the CHAMPION NEEDLE THREADING TENN
sL,s, warranted to thread coarse or fine nee
dies with case, whether the eyesisbt be good or
not. Agents make from IS to SD per day.
Agents wanted. Send IS cents for sample By
mail. Address =. II. PATRICK, 13l West
Street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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ON CHURCH STREET

He is thoroughly overhauling the entire es-
Enlistment. He has the entire ownership and
management of the Hotel, and hence feels more
at liberty to can upon his old friends, and prom.
Use them that they shall be well cared for.
The house Is most conveniently situated to
all the Depots, TO the Capitol, and to the bust
ness portion:of the city. Febl0
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DER OF
Co., PUBLICATION.
NOTICE.

Taken mp by J. W. Morgan. on the 5th Sep
tember, 1sil. living ON Cedar creek, Perry coun-
", Tenn. in District No. g., one sorrel marc
Mule. Islands high, eboat Is years cd. white
stripe on the right side of tia neck. some coli
lar marks. and a sunken place under the right
eye, AMI valued at forty .iollars.
JAMES q. PORTER, =.
Oct. 13.-4w. Ranger.
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POLL EVIL IN HORsEs If IL has
broken, wash the sore clean with cas-
tile soap and warm water, then fnj~'t
and dress it with spiIits OF turpentIne,
pyroIigneous and linseed oil, equal
parts mixed. Fir balsam has ALTO
very good effect ON fndolent aid
morbid parts. So soon, however. as
the parts show q disposition 70 heal,
dress with tincture of aloes and nyrrh.
Keep the bowels open.-Fr0n Ancri-
can ,TOcE Journal
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of two venditioni ezponases 20 me
directed from the ChaneeryC Court at Columbia.
L. Williams, c & T., vs.. J: Ii. Bond, 4. d.
Frii. and Jane. Williams, I will sell for cash
in the tosn Of Colombia, on Monday the 2 tn
day of November. 1871. tho following described
tract or parcel Of land. situated in the State Of
Tennessee, Aaury county. civil district No. q,
and bo1ndeis 81 follows. 70 Wit; on the sorth
by the lands belonging 70 Hugh .Bryson, east
By Wn. Hucksby. south by A. Burket. and
wet by Vim. Huntsr's estate. containing about
ono hundred and scventy-seven acres, and lev
led upon and to be sold a. the property of de-
fcndant James Williams. Also by virtue of one
Of the above mentioned venditioni exponases.
will ct the same time and place, sell for cash
to the highest bid ler. the following described
store house and lot situated in tho State Of
Tennessee. Maury county, and in the town Of
north and east by the lots of.Mfs. T. NJ. Dixon,
south by b. o. Cross and on the west by Min
str.et, and levied upon and TO be sold rs the
property of j. II. Bond. Said store house and
lot and the land above described. 10 to be cold
to satisfy said venditioni expOnascs and costs.
Oct 20-td. SIMS LATTA, s, NJ. C.
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Il
u ROSENTHAL & BRO.
Arc now receiving their Fall Stock Of
Staple and Fancy Goods
Consisting of
Gents Ladies' and Misses SHOES,
BLANKETS, sHAwLs, HATS,
CAPS AND FURS.
Our Stock ct
MEMS AND BOY's WEAR
Is the largest and most attractive. eyer brought
Goods In our line of trade, and Offering them
at prices to please,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
We have secured the services Of Mr.. HEN
ny CHOATE IS Salesman. and he will be hap
az to wait on oil who may give him call. :!
Sept. %. 3m
l(THhAi 'NDooH"1
| OFFERED TO THE LADIES
| OF COLUMBIA AND MAURY
~ COUNTY, AND THEIR
! SURROUNDINGS.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage of
the past. and being DESTROYS TO retain the same.
NJ r s. M. R.U TT e
has just returned from the Eastern Markets.
from which was selected very choice and at
| tractive stock of goods, consisting Of
| Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, Of all
/ the new makes, both French
| and American, suitable
| for the Fall & Winter
Trade.
New Dress Goods. great variety. such as
| SILKS,
JAPANESE SILKS,
| ..- + IRISH POPL1NS',
PLA1DS, striped nd Plain, . So
RESS POPLI Ms, all cheap.
| FURS FOR LADIES C MISSES
at such prices that all can buy.
LADIES' AND MISSES BOOTS & SHOEa
Direct from the factories, new styles and cheap
ALSO A LARGE LOT OF TOYS 4 PRES
! EYTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
All of the above Goods we're purchased for
CASH AT REDUCED PRICES. and will be
sold at the SMALLEST PROFITS FOR CASH.
Be cure TO call and sec us. rs we will try and
please sou. II is no trouble &c show our goods.
RccolIect the place. NJ. RUTTLE.
| South side West MarketS t.,
| Sept I5.-Sm. Columbia. Tenn.
P. S--Oll Bonncts and Hats shaped and
| trimmed TO look like new.
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SALE

Y OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Ofn decree Of the Chanesry Co art
ISL, in the case of Henry Zellner vs. David
McCaw,I will cell 20 the CHEST bidder, Al The
court house door in the town Of Columbia, on
Monday tho Hth day Of November ISL, the
in the 10th civil district of Manry county.
upon the waters Of huthefford's creek, and
bounded as follows: north by the hands Of
south and east by Rutnerford's creek. said
tract Of land viii be sold on o credit Of sir.
twelve and eighteen months. Notes with good
security will be required Of the purohs scr, and
lien retained for the purchase money. and
said land will be sold free from the equity of
redemption. with interest from day Of sale
Sep. l.-iw. ID. u. COOPER. C. a NJ
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To ST0p BLEEDINd.-It is said tia
teedi.ig from q wound on man or
beast, may be stopped by mixture
of wheat -four and common SAL, in
equal parts bound on with cloth. IT
the bleeding be profuee, use large
quantity, say from one to three points.
1t may be left on for hours, or even
days, if necessary.
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REFERENCES.

Hon. W. B. WILSON, Co!umpia, Tenn.
Col. A. II. LOONEY, Columbia, Tenn.
". !. DALE, Esq, Columbia, Tenn.
A. s, HORSLEY, Columbia, Tenn.
LiPSCOMB BROS, Columbia, Tenn.
WV. J. ANDREWS, Esq.,, Columbia, Tenn.
KUHv 4 TURPIN, Columbia, Tenn.
WILLIS p. JONES. Columbia, Tenn.
DR. T. B RAINS, Columbia, Tenn.
JAMES ANDREWS 4 CO., Columbia. Tenn.
Col. THOS. W. KEESEE, Columbia. Tenn.
JOHN 7. ECGAW Mayor Of Columbia.
MARTIN d PICKARD, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN FRI ERSON, Pres'dt. Isl Nat. Bank.
Hon. W. V. THOMPSON, Columbia, Tenn.
Pres'dt. Bank of Columbia.
Hon. W. c. WHITTHORNE, Columbia, Tenn.
Mai. w. L. RICHARDSON, Selma, Ala.
JOHN NJ. LARkiN 4 CO., Columbia, Tenn.
Hor. LUKE PRYOR, Athens, Ala.
A Lii eral Discount Given 10 Agents.
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NOTICE.

On Monday. the 18th day Of November, ISL
to the highest bidder on . credit Of one and :
years. with interest from lda,e, the tract of
land belonsing % the estate Of the late Elijah
Hanks, decd, in district No. 20. boundaries
Note with tive approved securities and lien
retained until purchase money is paid. Sale
by order of wife Of said Hanks. n.
Oct. B.-td r. b, ALLEN. Ex'r.
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nor SALE.

FOR SALE. g.. - .-ar
On tho first Monda, in December next. I will
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. lot Of
ground about I'D feet by 1910, more or less.
said lot lies between the lot oh which Jor-
don now lives and the lot Of James Lester. ]
will give 90 the purchaser such title as is in
ve.ted In me BY the will of Anrgares McRady,
deed. T. w. McRADY, EN'r
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The grand prize the head OF the 1st is .
part OF The Farm formerly owned by Col. q.
W. Polk, situated on the Mt. Pleasant Pike,
West OF Columbls II contains l50 acres and
has a nne residence with all out-buildlnSs
complete and well improved.
We call particular attention TO the follow.
ing:
at. We propose TO conduct this enter
pri.a I'm a strictly honorable way.
ID No persons will he admitted TO the
drn wing but those who hold shares; the
Committee 10 superfntend the drawing
must he selected by the sharebolders- The
Managers will take no part In the drawing
but merely fur nish the necessary appliances.
81 No person connected with the man.
ageuent will be allowed 10 hold share un.
der any circumstances.
fth. Absolute titles 10 the variot,s pieces
of real est ate " III be made by the Managers,
thu. avoiding the usual trouble experienced
n OF her Distributions.
5th. We will satisfy the public that this
Distribution will be conducted in such q
manner as 10 sustain the confidence OF eve
nv shareholder In the management
The Drawing will be made at Athens.
Ala, al which place, for tickets and 1nfor-
maiion I'm regard thereto, address
l.. II. ATTWELL. successor TO
HODliE a ATTWkLL.
ef-A Special Train will be chartered TO
run from Nashville to Athens, Ala, that all
Ticket Holders may attend the Drawing,
Tree Of charge.
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nnntje ATTWkcI.v.
MANNER OF DRAWING.

There will be two Glass Wheels One wheel
viii contain <5.Ool numbers plainly printed.
being Duplicates Of he tickets sold. The 9th.
ar will contain 5000 prizes. One number will
he drawn from the first wheel, and the FIRST
orise drawn from the second wheel will be the
rift of the plumber first drawn. and SO on until
ali the prizes are drawn. whether the Capital
prize or one Of smaller value.
sEAIl monies arising from the sale Of Tick.
ats viii be deposited in the Bank of Columbia
md First National Bank Of Columbia.
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a pleasant tune-Fortune. IL is
not common metre.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
TENNESSEE,

EluNnEn l-SO

FOUNDED, lIS2.
Tho CoIlegistc Department and Academy
opens 4th of September next. Discipline,
Military, Tuition, Board, Washing, Fuel, e:c.,
from $50 TO Sis per term.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-01
For The .Middiaorn Transcript.

Mn. Epiron The article entitled
L" Consideration" which appeared in the
transcript Of the eilh ult. must have
borne the wrong signature, for it was cy-
identity written without consideration, or
BY one who should not again ai,enp, to Of
fer counsel to Democrats unless he can Of
fer better counsel than that he embodied
in his last commaoicaiion. The veriest
tyro in politics. and nero beginner in
composition. ough. TO have done better
than he did in that confused aud ill.con-
ridered cffusian Ne has the presumption
not only to lecture and advise the Demo.
cratic party. but also attacks the address
issued by tho democratic members Of Con-
gross, which does not seem TO accord with
his views a, al. That address had one
quality, nt least. Of which his cffusion is
destitute, and that is modcsty. When he
acquires a degree Of modcs,y. prudence
and forecast, commensurate with that pos
.cssed by the AUTHORS Of that ADDRESS, We
think he will have too much consideration
70 question. so Aippantly. the wisdom and
yropricty Of an address which was the pro.
duction Of so many minds. dictated by ex-
pericnce and observation at tho seat Of
Government. the political centre Of the
Republic, whence they could survey 1.-The
sitsstion" with more chances Of comprc-
hcndi0g Il than others who lack these ad.
vantsgcs. and de not occupy go elevated
an outlook. A 10 the controvcrsary be-
tween Mcssrs Dean asd Tswssend. Il is .
very pretty 6ght. a. il IL. Wty doss
this piRmy wish te rush 10 between these
TitansY II he dssiress Of having bic
bones ground into powder. 20 hetwscn the
upper and tho neither milistoos? II he
Is. lot bin persist IN taking psrt 10 that
6ght. and bis carcasa. 6suratively speak-
Ing. win Be- given to the vulturss q she
air. PauDsxcs.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-01
rssx sE~v DEpARrrns.

There are two things about this dcHcc.
ton from the right line os democratic
principle which strike US with peculiar
force. One is. the readiness shown by
certain leading presses and politicians to
mcqsiesce. The other is. tho reticcnce Of
certain others. in regard to it. Both are
indicative Of lack Of honest, fearless de-
votiou TO principles. and exhibit tenn
porixiug. timc-scrvipg disposition. in many
of our public journals aud public men.
The mere party hack in journalism has not
got Independence enough to speak out up
"n this, or any other new subject. until
he finds out what certain great men have
to say. When they speak. then the mean
spirited, toadying, trucking journalists is
free to speak also and the small parasites
in politics. who were before afraid to say
anything become ou,-spoken and bla,an,
in a remarkable degree.
Tho New York World followed the
new departure" in hot haste, and cvi-
IDENTIFY expected To carry the whole party
along with it, but finding i, could not do
ID. has commenced crawishing already
aud is wriggling away from its advanced
position Of acqucscence in the negro a
mcndmcnis. and the laws Of Congress
passed by the Radicals os,ensibly to carry
them out. Nov that the World has dou-
bIed like cunning fox in the chase. its
followers and iuitatcrs will double too
These political departures" are painful
evidences of the dcgeneracy Of the times,
aud Of ,ha, lax moral and political condi-
ton into which. since the war, many oI
our public men and our public journal,
have fallen. There is such thing u.
moral and political courage left, neycr,he.
less. Some Of US have not, and do no
intend. to bow the knee to this ncS poi,
ical lBnal however his worshippers ma,
increase. Our Democratic principles ar'
not worn so loosely as to he cast asid,
with the facility that We could cast off nr
old garment. But these new dcpartur
is,s"--these gentlemen Of facile adap,abil
ity to any new order Of things, are begin
ming to see iha, the old Democratic shiy
cannot be cut loose. with the ease the,
supposed, from her moorings, and tha
this new craft which they have boarded
called the New Departure. is headin,
straigh, for the port of the enemy. ant
ihn, il they remain on board they will b,
held as enemies too
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-01

The Washington correspodent Of the
Baltimore Sun, writing under date Of june
Goth. says:
As the State conventions meet aud
nominate candidates. the xork Of the two
resident political committees here becomes
more active. The first election takes
place in Kentucky. 10 August. and al
though there is no doubt Of the triumph
Of the democratic ticket for Governor aud
the Legislature. the canvass is most nn-
imatcd one, and on the part the dcmoc-
racy seems to be n contest for the size Of
the majority. which il is believed. will ex-
cecd thirty thousand. Tho next election
is in Oregon. in the same month, where
adviccs indicate democratic triumph, the
ssmc as last year. California also. votes
for Governor and three Congressman 10
August. and there is as yet no reason to
doubt the re election Of Gov. IIaight, the
democratic candidate. and the election Of
two out Of tho three congressman. Both
parties. however, enter the canvass m the
same side Of local issue Of opposition to
further State subsidies TO rsilronds. whicl,
will render the contest somewhat closer.
Ater the August elections. there will be
none ill October. when they will take
place In Ohio. Pennsylvania. lows. Wis
consin and other States. Both political
committees. which are 10 daily session at
tho capitol. appear y think that the 0anto
Domingo annexation question is still :
national issue. The dsmocratlc commit
lss q about 70 distribute Senator Sohurs's
spssch u that suhjsct ~ psll - on civil
sssviss ssl6sm, s6d win print then ir Tie
0ssmat = "a! 4 tes 1hs!sb llssusss.