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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-17
BEkTTY'S
PIANO AND PARlOR ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Containing the elements of music, with easy
nd progressive exercises to perfect the player
Ia the art Of music tci;hcT p:-ro or nrpani. to
which Is added over sixty waltZcs, Pulkas,
Marches. Galnps, Operate Melodies. narccs,
etc. by Daniel +. Beatty, Washington. New
Jersey. one OF the best works OF It's kind ever
introduced. AMI should he in the hA,iGz nj every
piano and organ player. Sent postpaid TO any
part OF the United States or Canada for only 80
cents. the price having been reduced to In To
duce IL everywhere. Address. DANIEL >.
BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-17

Interest paid ri ordinary and Term Deposits,
Deposits received In sums Of 81 and upward,
Loans nade on approved real estate, bonds,
stocks, etc. stocks. currency and silver bought
and sold. Exchange for sale on all tho princI.
pal cities Of Europe and tho orient.
7i-u A. ". WHITE. Scetar
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

OY COURSE Mr.. Allen, Democratic
member Of Cuunci! from the Fifth Ward ,
will lose no tins in resigning his
seat on i hursiav night next, since the
highest court in the State has decided
that he was not elected, by the copvie-
ton Of Gus 9'Dopnel repeater who
voted for Mr.. Allen and By whose vote
he holds his so2tin Council. Whatsv-
er excuse hs has had before there is
certaipIy no excuse now for holding a
seat to which he Was never elected, and
as a consequence we may expect TO see
Mr. Allen step gracefully down and oat
on Thursday night next. But VIII ne
do it Thsr9 are men who would do
it; Mr.. Griffin Of Norfolk, Virginia, for
instance, whom the Gazette few day3
sgo held up to the admiring gaze Of the
Republicans, and dared them to match
him. II Mr.. Allan resigns the "Ga-
z,tte" can boast Of pair Of honest
Democrats.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

ApPgCPos OF THR ClTIzENi reception
rendered Thomas +. Bayard, the Dem
osradc Senator, in this city, in which
"th4rs was nothing POLITICAL" and in
which Ii some halfdozen leading Repub
licans took active part, it would be well
to notice the action OF the Americus
Democratic club of Philadelphia, in ref
ersnce to the part they will take in the
Grant Reception to be rendered to tx
President Grant, the victorious Union
G ,peral, on his arrival in that city. A
reporter of the "Reoord" asked men,
ber VIII ether the club would take part,
and WAS informed that "tbe man who
iotro,ucs such resolution as thst al
our meetings will be quietly tossed ou'
of tbe window. Now, you may bt
treated the same way II you pursu.
your inquiries further" And the IRE
cord" article winds up by saying, "th'
psvsman is Of the Official opinion tina
the Americus club will not bs seen il
the parade"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

Tgs REPUBLICANS OF louisiana are
making it hot for the White League
and shotgun Democrats in that STATE,
and with an un xceptiorable ticke: in
the field in regard to both ability and
character they expect to carry the State
on fair vote, but they eEpsct to be
counted out when the ballots are cOun-
ted. They are Handicapped with the
most ingenious and complicated legal
coutrivances fer throwing power into
the snds Of election officers appointed
by Democratic Governor. The White
Leagus shot guuners are kept under
restraint By the counsel of their brother
Democrats OF the North who are AFRAID
of the influences ano her bloody cam.
paign would have upon Northern sen.
timent in the approaching Pr sdential
cleo ion. Owing to this there will
probably not be as many Republicans
kille al usual, but the election. polls
all being under the control Of Demo
cratie officers the more mild plan will
be- adopted Of counting out the Repub
licans no matter how much their ma
-jori,y may have been.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

DLUE ROSE NEVER X OWN 20
ID tail TO cure dyspepsia and liver com
plant. Price 20 cents. Get q sample bottle
81. WARES DRUG STORE,
at the Northwest corner OF Filth and King
streets, Wilmington, Delaware. Wholesale
agent. For sale by all retail druggists. kock
candy cough syrup for coughs and colds.
GEURdE HAMILTON L Uo..
ll8lmd lmw Awslssboro. Nj
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
A NOTE.
Promotion OF Health.

Rsv cities are more favorably located
than Wilmington, for the promotion OF
thu health Of the people. Lying on
the hill side the surface drainage is
complete, and on the occurrence OF a
.s.vv rain the streets are cleaned more
thoroughly than they are ever done oy
the broom brigade, while there are no
marsh a in the vicinity to emit miasma
70 pojs,n the air and produce disease.
The annual death rate for 10000 peo-
ple is comparatively small, yet it might
b. greatly lessened ty more close OBJ
ssryancs Of the laws Of health. Hun
dreds of lives are annually sacrifi''d
through ignorance or carelessness. This
is particularly the case with 'hiidren'
A nearly one-half Of the deaths is fire.
quently made up of those who have not
reached their second year. Such waste
of life is really shocking. Every child
with proper care should overcome the
diseases incident to childhood and at
tain mature years, unless 1t meets with
soms accident, or is constitutlonally
dsbilitated or diseased. The evil Is
attributable more to the Ignorance OF
parents than the want Of skill Oh the
part of physicians, and it must go on
until parents give more attention to
the study of the laws of life. IT Is
high time that reform was being at
tempted in this respect. Every young
woman as we'll as every young man,
should be taught to conform to natura!
laws, and endsavor to promote rather
than destroy that most sacred OF all
gifts, as nothing is so important as the
blessing of health and bodily strength.
Simple food, proper exercise and mod
Grafton in all things, will insure length
OF days. There Is more s'ohhoeo ''oA'
over eating and indigestion than from
any other source. The seeds OF disease
exist in cakes, candies and excessive
quantities of rich food. After a feast
there is usually plenty OF work for the
doctors. Everything should be eaten
in moderation, and in case an overdose
is consumed, medicine of soms kind
should be Immediately administered
When a day elapses without nature
discharging its proper functions, ply
sician should be called or steps taker
TO restore the normal condition OF thu
system. Be careful how you live If yo'
wish to enjoy health a. d reach Old age
Those who act OIL this hint will hnt
themselves we'll repaid.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

TAG RECENT elections III thu N"Ith
has fully demonstrated the fact that
the Republican party will remain i'll
tn ascendency for number OF years
to come, but these who think that
tbers will not be hard and bitter
struggle next year will he very much
mistaken. The Republicans will win
but work and only hard work will se-
cure the victory. Repuhlcars cannot
sit down ard calmly look upon victory
A matter Of fact without effort. The
party is in prime condition mi is now
in possession OF enough States togive
victory next year. Had the elections
been held this year for Pre,ide the
Republicans would have had a grand
victory. There can be no doubt that
the Democrats will make desperate
effort next year, hecause they are al
most certain OF a solid Sout and they
will require but forty seven votes more
10 elect a Democratic President, but
this will never happen again alter the
census Of next year is taken aids reap
portionment is made upon the basis o:
that census. This is the exact situa
ton as understood hy every thinking
Republican, and the fact that the suc-
cess Of the Democrat party will bs
simply the success Of the solii sonth
is going to have a powerful effect in
favor Of the Republicans. .On the one
sids is a solid Republican North. On
the other is a sold Democra ic South
seeking power through two States, New
York and Indiana. New York has just
given notice that she cannet consent to
bs one Of these States, and II Indiana
had al a chance this fall her voice
would hare bsen the same.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
OYSTERS.
.YkTERs I OYsTERsii

TO THE EPUBII'j.-Having renodeled my
store at Sixth and Orange streets, an pre-
pared at all hours of the day TO furnish my
friends with the best ice cream and oysters.
The oyster season having now arrived, IT Is
INV intention to sell none but first GLASS oys-
ters and o. prices within the reach Of all.
Hopiny to still continue receiving q share o'
nblic patronage Remain Yours,
1 9s- and CHARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
NOTICES
con.olatIon for the Nervous.

Nynriilr.-in conformity with the Prov.
siou Of ths act passed by the General
sembIy Of The State OF Delaware on the 2oth
day Of March. A. D., 1875, hereby give n, no
tice that an application was n,ei IN ne sn'
neIior court On the 2ist day OF October, a.
s.. 1873 for a Charter Of lnc rporation OF .
Company. called "1he james "epp rr,h.
Ing and Stationery Company. 10 carry on ,ne
business OF the u manufacture 0l Dop.s! pIlue
and statienery In all It's branches, and that
DRAFT OF the proposed Charter was MED "''h
the apple tios, aud In open 70 inspeouoh.
CHAS. BEASTON, Parliamentary.
New Caste Oct Il 1879. lo'z@u
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

l6APLEWUOD INSTITUTE, Concord
w vile, Pa, for both sexes, ta situated on
the Philadelphia and baltimore Central n,
r.. and ia eleven miles north OF WILMINGTON,
on the Concord Pike. Stuaen1 srs prepared
for th o active duties Of life, for busIness and
COLLEGE. 1t excels In healthy location, good
rooms, and firstciass professors. Little boys
are made TO feel they have home: For cats.
logue call on Dr. f. q. Skortbdge, 1879
Market street, Wilmington.
J, ,SHORTLiDGE l. II.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
RAILROAD LIN ES.

WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
FOR Ph!lodelphia aud intermediate Sta
tions, I 90, $40. 1890, l.Sos m. 2-s',4oo, 100
rh,la0 el phla (Express) 100, e.3s, 1902 a. IN
Philadelphis and New York 22l, 100. 1907
q. M, 12.1S, II 81, B. 40 p. III.
Baltimore and Intern ediaIe Stations, 8.3,
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7Os p. n.
Baltino and W Washington, l2.6l, ale, 8.3S,
@. m II 50, l.o4, 6ls p: m.
Trains ior Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 9l5 a. m., l.lO, ~ p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, S.lt
De'mar and intermediate Stations, 9.l5 a.
M, 1.lop.n.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intsrmed!s:s Stations
S.10 IN 8 00 60 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK 2.09a m.
Baltimore and Wa .hington, 1851, 2l0 a. M
For further information passengers are re-
erred TO the time tables posted at the depot
H. KENNEY, SupL
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
EHUCaTsDEAp..
DEAwINo.
HOMER A. MEHR'S
ART SCHOO NOW OPEN.
FREE-HAND, MECHANICAL DRAW
ING AND PAINTING TAUGHT.

instruction privately OF In class. Evening
In echanlcal drawing class and studio hours
PuDiis fitted for Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia. Portraits pailted, &C., ac All
K. ads Of drawing designs, &C., Ac., made In
The most careful and arustic manner. For
terms or any information cali or address
studio room le, Masonic Temple, whining
ton, Del.
Cause, Esq., II. q. Robinson, Esq., Dr. J. K.
Tantuin. lo-O
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

TIME LARGEST DRY 4JODS hUUs e
L in Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMARlR i
ora I'd Depot, 18th st.. MAykst 10 Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

members and friends OF
~ the Brandywine Relief Association
meet at Mou.ley's Hall, THURSDAY,
November q, at IN o'clock; Business OF i'm
pnrtance. BY order OF the Pr s'dent;
JAME. u. GRlESS.
Z. POINrsETT, SeG'y. ll-24-u
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

moo WEEK IN YOUR OwNTOWN.
Terms and y 0uttit ffee. Address
HALLETT 90, Portland, Maine.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
CLoTHIxa.

CLOTHlM0.
nOaTON nOsTON BOsro~
nsSsTOM BOSTON BOsTON
bOsTON BOTTOM BOsTSS
This house 10 larger than any two hou,.. !,
the STATE, consequently its styles aod
varieties are greater, and
PRICES LOWER
PRICES LOWER
THAN ANY OTHER
THAN ANY OTHER
THAN ANY OTHEP.
This hcufe makes a separate and distinc, IA
bartment o.
MEMS, YOUTHS,
MEMS, YOUTHS,
MEMS. YOUTHS
BOYS AND DHILDKEN'S
BOYS AND OHILDREN'S
BolS' AND Oh. .LDREN'S
CLOTHING, CLt,1HiNa
CLOTHING, CIOI,H,M,,
CLOIHING, 0i%i,HiNnn' 0i%i,Hin'
CLOTHING, CIdJiHINu
CLOTHING. CLoTHINd.
Each Of which Is filled to overfowIpg with The
choicest styles and varieties, aud arc
being -fiered ut rlces " per cent,
lower than ever before.
'OVERCoATS OyEu,oars
OVERCOATS! OVEK1ulaTS,
OvEkCUATs! OVERCOAjS
The Largest Stock. more varieties, md low
er prices than can b found elsewhere
In tho city,
ONE.PRICE ONE.PRIGE
ONE.PRlS ONE.pRICE
vNE.PRiCE ONE-PRICE
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
CUSTOM DEPARTM ENT.
CUSTOM DEPA' TMENr.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
A hr't-class cutter, the latest styles, and as
tonishingly low figures. A perfect tit and
uneace!led workmanship guaranteed In this
department.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
MEMS FURNISHING GOJpS
This department Is replete with all the
atest novelties, and contains everything that
can be found In tirst class furnishing house
large and xcellent limo OF
SILK HANDkEROHIEFS,
SILK HANDKERCHIEfS,
SILK HANDkERCHlEFS,
Very cheap for lac!es and gentlemen.
Mr.. George Mccall, q reliable and pructi-
cal Clothing man, Is now associated with this
house, and would ask his irieuds and the pub
lie generally, 10 avail themselves OF the bar.
gains he Is now prepared TO offer them.
CLOTHING HOUSE.
CGOEHiSG HOUSE.
CLOTHING HOUSE.
2l3 MARKET ST., 2ls MARKET ST,
Il3 MARKET ST, 2l3 MARKET ST,
2l3 MARKET ST, 1lS MARKET ST, ,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
v. Z. HOLMES, PROPRIETOR.
v. d. HOLM .s-, PR.PHlETOW,
v. l.. hOLnES. PROPRIETOR
bRY GOODS.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

NyOrICE Mrs. Mary II. Larned, AT No
CIV. sixth ttreet, should be consult
ed By all suffering fen. .les who VIII restore
them to ga! Ii nd teach taem how TO kospi it.
ll.z+ 3ts
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

OPENING! OPENING!
OPENING! OPENINGi
OPENING! OPENING.
100 LADIES
16G LADIES
100 LADIESI
GOAT AND DOLMAES,
COATS AND DOLM Ms,
GOATS AND MANS,
GOATS AND DOl.MANS
Goa rs AND DOLMANS
GOATS AND DOLNANS
or THE LArIsT--
PAFlS DESIGN, PARIS DESIGN
PARIS DESIGN, PARIS ItESiGN
PARIS DESIiN. PARIS DESIGN
PERFECT MATERIAL,
PERFECT MATERIAL,
PLRfEOr MATEklAl.,
PERFECT FIT, PtKt ECI FIT
PERFt'T FIT, PERFECT FIT
PERFECT FIT, PERFECT FIT
PERFECT WDRKM d NsklP.
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
800 DOMESTIC
200 DOMESTIC
500 MkSllG
COATS AND DOLMANS
COATS AND DOLMANS
JOATS AND DULMANS
COATS AND DDLNANS
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
BEAUTIFULLY TIKI NMED
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
A.
UNHkARD OF PRICES.
UEHEAKD OF PRICES
UNHEARD OF PRICES
UNHEAKD OF PRICES
UNAEAKD OF PRICES
1856 MISSES COATS,
lo5 Miss ES GOATS,
1856 MISSES CCA rs.
ALL AGES. ALL AGES
ALL AIRS, ALL AtfFS
ALL AGES, ALL AGE
FROM q 81 UP.
FAOM Sl.M UP.
M. Ii LICHTENsTEIN,
N. l.. LICHTENNTEIN,
N. l.. lLCHTENSrKlN,
MARKET ST, rs MARKET ST
| S2S MARKET ST., la6 MAkKET ST
2xs NAKKHT Ut. ie-9S ~ MARKEr 1T
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

AyOFlIE.-- beg leave \" luiofiI tne p1i
~ lie that have increased my faciilties
ior manufacturing kindiipg wood, and an
Tow prepared to furnish w.od in any qunnu
ty to suit consumers. sell the iaresl si.a
i5ad in the city. Give me call before pur
cbasiny elsewierc. Orders BY mail receive
uronpt attention, JOHN PONDER,
50 Il Foot Of Fourth street, city.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

TNR GOLDEN SPANGLED
u Hamburg Fowls, address i PIERCE,
King street wharf, Wilmington Del.
lll8 Std-3tw
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

NyorIUE.-rHE WILMINGTON SAY:
INC FUND SOCIETY HEREB1
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AflEh
JANUARY /, 1880, INTEREST WILL ~
ALLOW ED ON DEPoSllS Al fitt
OF THE BOARD.
J. ERNEST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON. Ocr. lsT. 1879. ~ amd
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

NOTICE. Margaret Stdler lcOiofedl
~ daughter OF George B0uuds, who came
from Brdge,ile. Del, and. whe1 last hesfo
from, was married ana living in Wilmington
will hear something greatly to her alVan'
taxe by communica ing ~th her sister
CARULlNE BOUNDS.
ll.g.3ti Mt. Pleasant, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

NsTAN ED-A col0red woman, or man
w ana wife can ind employ ment in the
country by applying at the REPUBLICAN
office I'LL u
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

BLACK CASHMERRS II Is an acknowl
SLACK CAS- m ERE5 edged TACT by the
BLACK ChSHMERE.S best judges amongst
BLACK CASHMERES The trading puplic
BLACK CASHMERES Of this city, that We
BLACK CASHM ERES are giving our Gus
BLACK CASHM ERES toners Greater Bar.
BLACK CASHM ERES gains In b l. OK
BLACK CASHM ERES CASHMERES thar
BLACK CASHME ERES they ever saw be-
BLACK ChSHNIERES tore. We would In.
BLACK CASHMEREsS vito special atten
BLACK CASHMERES tion to new In
BLACK CASHMERES voice Just received,
BLACK CASHMERES Al inches In width,
BLACK CASllMERES at 90 cents per yard,
BLACK CASHME ERES which we guaian'
BLACK CASHMERES tee TO be finer guage,
BLACK CASHM EREsS better weight. good
BLACK CASHMERtS color and Of more
BLACK CASHM ERES intrinsic value than
BLACK CASHM ERES can be found else
BLACK CASHMERfS where at 70 cents
BLACK CASHMERfS per yard.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

THDR RENT.-Seconi.g;or of the new an
r building, +02 Marke. street. In EE4
ouirs OF Il.I3l2ls JOHN MERHlCk.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

VIVA TED. --Podltry Of the hest quality
w dressed on tho 25.L iEst.. at my stall
Thlrl street market II. B. APPLETON.
II l7.std ltw'
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

SxyANTED - 90 ns. OF walnut kernels at
w +. B McCanns candy manuilctOry,
7th and Tatnail streets. ii A1wf
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

WY BhTED. - Boerders ut No. 1856 East 4th
w street. Lage any rooms, first cIass
table, single Or married people VIII be satia.
factorily accommodated. Moderate ra.os.
lHaUIt"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

WANTED --Gentlemen boaCders can bs
w accommodated at No. SC4 King street
u l6-lms
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
TED.

VIVIAN IED. u wo gentlemen boarders In
w aprvate family to occupy tbird story
front rooD gas bath, etc. Apply at 628 West
Filth street. ll2 Al
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
Gst,s sAl.EDR rke.Ae.

YSOR SALE on RENr.-rhree new siA
e room, two-story brick houses with bath.
not and cold water. Situated on Pop ar 81
above Eleventh. Very reasonable Apply u
HARLAN CAUSE,
s-aTu Front and iatnall Sts
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
LADIES' SOArs.

CLOAKs CLOAKSi sLOAKsl
CLOAks Cl.OAkS! sLOAKs!
CLOAkS! CLOAKSi CLOAKS
CLOAkS IMMENSE
CLDAkS IMMENSE
CLOAkS ASSORTMENT.
CLUAkS ASSORTMENT.
CLUAkS
CLOAKs LATEST STYLES.
cLpAkS LATEST STYLES.
CLOAKs LOWEST PRICES.
CLOAkS LOWEST PRICES.
CLUAkS
CLUAkS RANGING
CLuAkS RANGING
GLOAkS FROM l.7b 10 1000
CLoAhS fnuM l.Ts TO 2Voo
CLOAkS
CLUAKS
CLOAKS
CLAJAKS
CLDAKS
CLOAKS
CLpAkS
CLOAKS
CROSBY a HILL, CLUA AXIS
CROSBY h HILL, CLOAkS
CLOAKS
22o-2z2 MAhK Ell ST, CLOAkS
CLUAkS
WILMINGTON, DEL, CLUAkS
WILMINGTON, DEL, CLpAKS
ANDl7 W. THIRD ST, CLUAkS
AHDl7 ". THIRD ST., CLOAKS
CHESTER, Pa, CLOAKS
GhtsTER. PA. CLOAKS
GRO ny & HILL.
oROSBY Il HILI.
CROSBY d hILL
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

FLOUR.
7 OOK AT OUR
ROCk BOTTOM PRICES!
FOR CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
Best Family Flour only ~ T6 per barrel, and
every baIrcl warranted.
We have tie
BEST NEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL,
To be found In tdis city, and at tho lowest
prices.
W.E. CHANDLER,
NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25
CLs,1nuUe.

4 FEW WO1Ds TELL IT ALI
A FEW WORDS TELL IT ALL!
AYBW WO1DS TELL 1T ALI
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

XIy ANTED.- A gin for general hOpscyork
w in small family. Apply at 800 W.
SEVENTH street. II H2t'
VxTANTED "A good woman to COOK and
w 60 homework with reference. Apply
to 7Ul Ersncn street. l-2l S.f
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

E1OR SALE.-A small iarm Of 81 acrr g.,
E near ;,uutnwood station, on the Dsla.
ware Western railroad. apply to
ALVIN DAVIS, 1905 W. Fourth street,
ll-+16t Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

YSOR SALE.-Housa 907 +. Eighth street A;
~ terms mado easy. Inquire at 3D8 W.
seventh street. pl6 II
Daily Republican., 1879-11-25

TYDR RENT.-A house on Market street.
r Rent taken in board II desired. Ad-
dress H" at the REPUBLICAN office. ll-3.tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-09
THE KEMPER TRAGEDY.
Mrs. Chisholm Testiies and Also DR..
Chamberlain.
Ianectal 70 fbe Democrat. !

DrKArr via Snooba Sent. 8-Great ex-
a,t,.ua.,t .'ra.,n;,, horo rrba neonlo ohan-
cltement prevails mere. I've peoplo aoan-
doned work to attend court In the Chisholm
~ =, aro,r, ,,.o1o tory that
and heE evlaehce Was lieio.y uo.iai a.oi one''
she saw Henry 2. Gully Kill her daughIer
The Dbysjejan Dr. Chamberlain, testified
tlh1 sne sehe uauen'@,i1 aieu v, n11 =, "o"n.'e
ana not from surglcal tTaablnene. ~ eou.e
admltted 10 Lnls case eVidehcs a.lecllus an- WI
other trial; over one htnuTea witnesses sS ale
summoned, put the abeelipt ~ MAXI tiie e,.st'
political mas been abandoned; lt Il tfeatea
as common murder, ana hothihg else.
THE TESTIMONY TAKEN.
DpKArp Miss Sept. s.-Tbe taking of
euidsnca n the trial ~ Henry i GulIev' for
the murder Of corneIia Chisholm. On ApriI 2o
is77 hogan at o n'clock this morning Sew
entv wifnessesN 32 for the State and 3s for
thss dsfenso wore sworn and mi undsr ,,1le
and excl,ided from the co,1rt-room.
Mrs rhisholm the first witness. testified
XIII XIII On the evening of Aprll rs 1871. It was
largely increased OF, the following morning.
sinolair then .heriff arrested her husband
On tha morning Of the tWenfT-nintn He
asked tn ha rIseed nndar Guard al his own
bn1,sa and eopprht an inetant Investigation
nf ' the charges 11l against him Armed met, kent
onmino ars,,nd the house Sheriff Sinclair
os,ntarsed With them ana then talked to Chis-
hen,n w. Ghsh hnin tod npe ~ the crowd nYnu
aonardlT aenundrels ole vnu will Kill me before
euSrn bnt hefore yo do # will make some
80 .,n, bita e tha dnSt Sinclair came n nv
T. yu sIe abo,,t r9 II oeIne and said "Tbey say
pm, a't aouat ~, - - III a alan I o1aelf 1ny
r ~ ifsg Ta IL nbnnia bU and Willie and danghter
1,a7, G's. ,eennnanisd nv T hnsbaud tS iail
W ra IT, hin - y shieid hfs bodv
NJ NJ MasslV snd Mr. ouerstreet we're inside
r. ii I'll, nartu ana the door nf tbe Invver
ana5 80, ~ ~" The saii was locked behind them
'T1p' rbe family Nv were we're IN stairs and the door
was locked on the inside. / was sent home by
,a, ", mahand IN an errand heard firing as
cama hack toward Inc Jail. saw old man
MeJ ,altan fall rierced bv several hlIckst,ot
,ahind the iail T r,,sheJ inside he iaiI. and
yn11na the stairway cr1wdnd with men. Ros-
IT, tgas at the tor of the stairs and William
.a. 4, *no i,yo, r,ff