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icopa via Southern Pacific Railr oad on tse evening of the dates mentioned
 SATURDAY, AUG. 9.
 Phenix-G Coats, g sundries, l. 245; Col iman 6 Co, II packages, Sing Chong, 27, 152O; Lount Bros, amonia. BIO; N Rosenthal 6 sun dries, 394; H Morgan, packages, 51O; Goldberg 6 Son, 40 sundries, 1721.M Edwards, package, HIT J LeBar, ice, 1O67; M Asher & Bro, 14 sundries, $40; Ellis, Asher 6 Co 8 sacks, 1520; White & Walters, 5 wine, 43O; J NJ Castenada, 8 sundries 72O.
 Verde-A c s, 2 sundries,
 Alexandra-S H Anders, 6 oil, packages 400.
 Whipple-A A 0 M, 16 oil DC weight, 1 wagon, il packages, 3951. Tip-Top MILO shoes, 10 dies, 1 valve, 2O25.
 Hayden's Ferry-C T Hayden, 12 sundries, 1265.
 McDowell-J Y T Smith, B sun dries, 1885. N Prescott-Goldwater, Bros, 25 oil w NJ Buffum, 6 tea, 235; Levy X 2S sundries, 1875 19 oil B H Weaver sundries, 255; J Herspring, 2 tobac co, 105.
 SUNDAY AUGUST 10.
 Phenix-G Coats, 8 sundries, l. 116.
 MONDAY, AUG. Il.
 Phenix-E Irvine & Go, 3 sun dries, 11O; NJ L Peralta, 2 packages BIO, 2 sundries, 1,O55; Parker & Me Kenna, 1 package, 40; Goldman 6 Co, 4 4SO; G Coats, 57 boxes fruit 1754; also 25 packages, 1240.
 Seymour-Kimble Bros, 9 sun dries, 90; Mrs Holly, 2s packages, 2, 38O.
 Prescott-Barracks, il pkgs, 1, ,1Ol Dr. Lincoln, drugs, 195; Hersprinl 1 package, 120; L Bashford, 1 sun dries 70; A Robbins, Prescott, machines, 13,16O; Daly, packag' 100; D Levy & Go, 12 LAO;
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Jacob E. Hawline was hanged at San Antonio, Aug Sth, inside the jail in the presence of about fifty persons, for the murder of Peter Maddock, February 7th. Hawline affirmed his innocence to the lat
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AVAILABLE cAIALoeUEs.

The following are sent on the receipt of three-cent stamp each. Agriculfure.-Horticultur Horticulture, Stock Fruit etc. Architecture Building, Carpentry, ventila- ton, etc. Bohn's Libraries. s.-with Classified Index Education of Teaching, Kinder garten, etc. Engineering g.-Mining, Mechanics, Manufac Fine Art.-Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics. etc. Juvenile-Book tor the young. Sets and sin IawNCataiogue of Old, Raro and Valuable Law-short Title list. arranged by Authors names. Medical-Short Title List arranged by Au- thor's names. Pharmacy-Druggists- Periodicafs=Americana and British Political Economy-FInance. etc. School-Text bonks for Schools and Colleges. Stationnry-For Engineers. Bankers, and Mer chants. Theology-C Classified by subjects.
 MONTHLY VOLUME OF NEW BOOKS. TThe following are sent oaly-o receipt of the prices. Americana General and Local Ii v. Trav- els, biography. etc. 326 pages; Prios 21c- General Catalogue of cboice books Tor the 11l brarv. Classified, 24O pages. 9 cenfs- Law Digest of Law Publications. Reports, etc. 23O pages. 12 Mo. 25 cents. Medical-Classified Cattal lgue of American and Eng.iah Medical and Surgical books Periodicals, Transactions, etc. PAT pages. l2 Mo. Price s5 cents. e@ LETTERS OF INQUIRY MEET NTH PROMPT
 ATTENTION.
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LATEST ARIZONA NEWS. Special TeIegrams to the
 "Herald." An Indian Raid from Mex ico-Three Americans
 and Two Germans
 Shot and Killed, A Ripple of Excitement at Flor ence-Rich Discovery of Ore -Deserter Arrested. Items of Interest from
 Yuma.
Murdered by Indians.

TUCSON, August 12th.-Out of the many conflicting reports of the SO called Indian depredations. the facts are: A raiding party composed of Americans, Mexicans and Indians the latter renegades long resident in Chihuahua. Nearly two hundred ami ma.s were stolen. The raiders were followed to South Mule Pass where an engagement took place in which three Americans and two Germans were killed. The troops are contin- uing in pursuit. This sudden pun ishment will be apt to end such rad
 Late news from Sonora says all is quiet in that State.
 Congress adjourns on the 18th.
 Serna is still Governor, but Torres the newly elected Governor, will peaceably take the office on the 18th of September.
 Florence Facts.
 FLORENCE, August 12th.-Col. W. L. Foulk from Camp Thomas with a small detachment of Cavalry, ar rived here with a deserter whom they captured at Casa Grande They leave tomorrow for Camp Thomas.
 Quite ripple of excitement pre- vailed in our quiet town to-day. A large party of citizens headed by a Deputy Sheriff, turned out to arrest a party of supposed horse thIeves and murderers, but on examination the party proved their identity and were released.
 Charles Palmer returned yesterday from Santa Catalina Mountains. He reports very rich strike of chloride ore near Summit Springs, and that that camp is lively and prosperous.
 Yuma Gatherings,
 YUMA, August 11ih.-The train that left here on Friday night colli- ded with that coming from Los An geles, about three miles east of Dos Palmas. Both locomotives were completely snsashed up but no per sonal casu ilties-
 No one connected with the road is allowed to give any information, so I can as yet get nothing official but the above is about the truth, fresh en- zines were sent, Q temporary track abound the wreck built, and the reg ular train came in.this morning only an hour or so late.
 The train that should have left Fri day morning for Casa Grande did not get off till night-about midnight ran into a washout-cars off the track engineer Bruce badly jammed-fire- man Julion wrist sprained-one In dian killed, another, both arms brok en-a squaw, arm and leg broken.
 Wreckiug train from Los Angeles in this morning, goes to Adonde. Officially Denied.
 WHIPPLE, August 11th.-Major Chafee reports that the statement that 1 200 Indians arc absent from the San Carlos Agency on passes is autira1v vvifh0ut foundation
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

Thermometer yesterday 104-
 Sugar and Coffee at Irvine's Sugar and Coffee at Irvine's
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Motice.

Having established a Purchasing Agency, MIR. L. BEEN will give his per sonal attention to all or ders of any kind, such as boots, x Shoes, Furniture, Groceries, Crockery, Car pets, Milenery Goods, etc. wooDHEAD & GAY, GEO, F. COATS
 Los Angeles, Cal. Phoenix, \. T
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FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
SPECIALLY REP0KTED FOR THE SEM
 WEEKLY HERALD.

The following freight for Northern and Central Arizona, arrived at Mar icopa via Southern Pacific Railr oad on tse evening of the dates mentioned
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-13
l.. BEN

AKcnt ICE DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERN 224 J Street. SACRAMENTO. By sending Bust measure, length of sleeves, length of skirts, SURE FIT IN LADIES' SUITS can be secured.
 Ladies will bear in mind that it takes but Three Days for a letter to reach Sacramento, and Three Days more for an answer making the time only Six Days altogether.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

Prof. Riley, chief OF the United States en-
tomological commission, which Is investl-
eating the cotton worm and the best means Of
getting rid Of that pest, delivered an interest
ing lecture at the Mobile Cotton Exchange
last week on this subject The Professor Is
on his way to Southeastern Texas. where the
worm has already appeared. He had found,
he declares, fewer worms In the cotton this
year than ever before There were some Ia
South Georgia and Alabama, but scarcely
anywhere else, and these will hardly be out In
force within two months. Three weeks since
the second generation Of worms In South
Texas threatened to do some damage. Later
advicea however. show that III many locali-
Ties on the Colorado, where the worms first
came. they have since disappeared
From egg tofull growth the Professor says,
fifteen to twenty days are required. It Is
during the last two days that the worm is
most noticeable, and it eats morein that time
than during all Its previous existence. The
male is prolific, each worm producing from
six hundred to eight hundred eggs. Six dozen
worms to the acre on the first Of June will be
five thousand by the first Of July.
The worst enemies Of the worm are parasites,
of which there are no less than nine different
kinds. Ants, also. pounce upon the young
worm when tits helpless, as at the time OF
Matching or Of moulting.
In the matter of poisons for killing worms,
Prof. Riley expresses his firm belief in Paris
green; he also recommends London purple as
equally efficacious, and at the same time
cheaper. The poison should be applied to the
lower surface of the leaf, as 1t is here that
the worm begins feeding. The poison Is at
the same time protected from the rain.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

Most nations have a day corresponding to
our Fourth OF July. Guy Fawkes Day In
England, st. Patrick s Day In Ireland, and
July 3-the anniversary Of Saduwa-in Ger
many. are days of rejoicing and fireworks.
Sweden commentaries the day Of Gustayus
Nasa's emergenee from the mines of Dale
carlia to terminate the reign of terror In
Stockholm, while Russia celebrates the nine
tenth OF February, which witnessed the ae-
eesson of the present Gar liz 1855 and the
of the serfs In 1861. South
American republics honor the anniversary
Of Bolivar's browning victory over the Span
ish at Ayacuch. while Brazil keeps holy the
first OF March, when died Lopez, their great
enemy, the tyrant dictator of Paraguay.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13
THE SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
Health of the City-A New Garbage
Boat Ordered.

Healtn OF tne C1Jy-A New Garbage
Boat Ordered.
The Executive Committee New Orleans
Auxiliary Sanitary Association mot Yesterday
In regular weekly session. Vice President Bus.
sey In the chair.
communication from Wallace Wood, In.
closing check of the Le Roy Shot and Lead
Manufacturing Company for $40, was received.
communication from Harry Hammersley
relative to floating baths and floating hospi-
tails, was referred to the committee on confer
enee.
The committee on canals and drainage re.
ported az follows:
Your committee take pleasure In reporting
that during forty years experience they have
never known the streets. canals and guiteIs Of
ne city 70 Do IN as Clearly and ineffensye CON
All the paved streets leading from the river
md large proportion OF the unpayed ones
hays pure water Running along the cutters.
The drainage canals have been regularly
pumped out and are supplied With an Abund-
anct q pure Water from the lake, and are on
tiraIy fee Of objectionable objects or odors.
The rity authorities are actively enpIoyed in
atl pats o. the city In cleaning INSTRUCTIONS
i IRON the cutters and canals, 30 as to permit
distribution Of water to those streets not yet
supplied. Was the continual attention of your
committee.
DR.. Q. B. White. sanitary director. submitted
New ORLEANS, July 70, 1879.
70 Chairman Executive Committee:
!, The sanitary director reports In the matter of
the further emp Oyment Of the sanitary npiiea
with the Board Of Health that the com nitfea ~
conference agree that q most valuable serviea
can % rendered By makiug fl wing Inspaetia
OF the premises OF the whole city. This viii
occupy put short time. rs it only REQUIRES an
examih alton OF vaults and yards: no censns
Questions are TO be asked and no reeords need
o. kept save when premises require cleaning ar
d1sinfecttnn, Ii the whole sanitary force il
energetlcaliy employed in this WORK. the dense.
y pooinla.e1 portions Of the city can b. visited
therefore, recommend that IL this plan be
ADOPTED mat the police force now on duty be re-
talhel III the first Of August
since tne Abovs WAS written have learned
Ir9m ME- Booth that he order for the fging iu-
sp.cfion had been issued
" 'FKs On hygeute and sewerage and allied
!onles are netsded for references BY this commit
lee, I oIncers and members Of this association
recommend that $50 be at once OK pended ia
and most needed,
RathaTk- have been made at this meeting In
connection with the subject OF inter-murai In
termenfs, on the per eabiiiry OF walls Of
houses and Of burial vaul s to gases. offer
Tor exam nation Of the description md figures
Of the appnratu, of P.tte, koreer. showing the
transmission OF ordinary illuminating gas
through tour inches Of compact sanasIones.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

There are1161 theories" inside, outside and
midway, regarding the death OF Seymour,
who was murdered In New York On the
Fourth.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13
TILE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

This association held their regular annual
meeting for election OF officers last Monday
evening, and the names of the officers elected
appear In another column.
The treasurer's report handed In at the
meeting showed the amounts received since
the semi-annual meeting In January last to
foot up $4495 08, and the expenditures since
that time amounted to saga 81. 1t would be
impossible, however, to express howsmuch Of
suffering relieved and anxiety removed, Oh
how much Of Joy and comfort given, Is rep
resented by this last-narned amount expend-
cd The generous hearts who gave this
bounty can be told only that to Widows Of
physicians who died In service, or to their
helpless ones, and to other widows and or
phans Of the dread epidemic Of last year, it
has gone In help and comfort Orphaned
ones have also been sent home to Europe and
to the North and East, to the families OF the
parents who were taken: while beside to
many other distressed ones Of the same cpl
demic has 1t given home and food and cheer.
Let the givers Of the bounty take to Them
selves the joy which the knowledge of these
facts entitl1s them to.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

fine breeze, comfortable quarters and
plenty Of fish and oysters at Grand Hotel.
Point Clear, Ala.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

Ii your ha'r Ia falling out or breaking off,
Hornung' haze invigorator will stop 1t.
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

pleasing aspect OF the campaign Is the acve par'cipa
tion otyoung in the cause OF Republicansm hci!
has strength In the southern part OF '"o
county hut in Norwich he may count perhaps seventy
Ave men, Father Hauigan, OF that village pens ','o
real leader OF the movement. The Republican pIurah
ties In Chcnango have been as follows: 1870 'ohk''
man. .3s9; 1877. Assemhyman. 923: 1878. Asscnpg
man. l.2sl ls7s Congressman, l,522 over the "r''"
back candidate. -,
The candidacy ofthc Hon. Alexander L. Andrews Tor
the Assembly ard the strength Of the Kelly @
TRIBUNE. later figures give Kelly l3I IN me rlst ~
town Of sanford. 2jO In BnEhamicn. and iota ~ ~
Pronintion iiekets and so the fight II directly brtWn
the parties with The odus In favor OF increase %
public an inainriiios. The figures Will easily reach 80
for both The County and State tickets; WINE ooiu,
plurality Will exceed 200. The l."pubcan
have been 1876 Congressman 1.l66; lei.. Aas.'' s
hlvman. Gil; 1875, Assemb'yman, o99; l. nj
grcssnan s9S. IL II one of the curious freakr I" P
ics that BIoome has escaped from the dansero, lenr
of Grccubackl>m which have 50 nearly swampcd some
Of the Deielh9ring counties. , ~, rho
The new XXIVth Senatorial District is formed OF @ lne
three counties above namcG-Dea~arr, Chenans93 anu
Broomc: Dcaware and Cnenango. win sen2naln 10 nno q.
hare for Broomc was great gam Iof DeIlN"io re %
Chcnanco. Tor The District was thereby manc nor
ready given ia detail above The very certainty o an
election hy the Republican nominee made the nonlnh-
because the other counties In the same IH'-
Cressona District. A. an " outsider" she conld ol.r
nofbiug IN the way trade lnduccmcnl 10 Ill
doIse HalbeTt. Delaware presented ex-Sei-
ator Marvin. and Cheuango presented L. B; Thomas,
aud large OF ballots. the choice finally iel
upon Edwin g. Haibert Mr. Halhert was cleci'd lt't
sIImg NIL the vacant chair of senator Hopkins is
majority In Bnghamton Was l,o5O, IN Brnmnv B.,,n
1850. and IN the district (he old AhiNtAl
II vas about $500 Against such maj"rites u" i,.4-
ing Democrat Of lroome will consent To run me non
H. A. Ford states that the Democratic nominee WI,
come from cicr Chenang0 or Delaware. TINS fthiuik n
significant, because MI Ford himself wa- looked upon
os Inc Gaming nominee in ease the Republicans had
nominated eitneT Senator Marvin or Mr. Thomas; 80
of defeat have the Democrats been that ihct nav
Dos pOncd Their Senatorial Convention from iime io
time TO avoid making any nomination nll alter lhe Is
Iublicans had SHOWN their hand. Having shown IT.
strength, the Democrats must now go thTOneh '"c i
maity Of an election II their case l. 80 hopeless
must that of the GrccnDachers Dc or rainI. Nh"t
apology firccnhackcrs uf the ol>iiict I" h"
lOr trying 10 survive at all
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS sTAGE AFFAIRS.

edwin Booth is acting at the Broad Street
Theatre Ford's) Philadephia ana attracting great
crowds.
Booths Theatre Is closed but it is understood
that sr. Bouccau lease does not expire u next Fen
rnarv Mr. Theodore Moss is uHusacting business for
MI BcucICauli, wltn reference To the theatre.
Mr. SOthem viii take a benefit on Friday
eyeuine the Park Theatre. when he VIII appear IA
"sam,' and IN "Dundreary Married and settled
Mex week Mr.. sothern VIII appear at Abbcy's Park
Theatre in Boston.
Arevival OF the play of Fernando will be
Effected 90 Days Theatre Wednesday, matinee
Miss Blythe VIII enact Fernando. OF which .s Agnes
LIhcl 10 VIII be remembered was tie Original IN TINS
country.
Jefferson began last night, on the Ncw-Eng-
land circuit He VIII act In Philadelphia foar weeks hence
and then viii be seen. not ouy Rip Van Wmhe, but
a. Bob AcrCs and Mr. G0iiJhIy \ new portrait photo
graph jefferson Bob Acres Aas iu.f been made by
MI sarouy which is extraordinarily good that IL
ought 40 once 10 command the attention Of an colcc
tors ~ theatrical pictures The expression Of startled
Htfeur.r Huxious socitudc. and absorbed pcrpcXty,
anu fue wholly unconscious whimsical CumcdhlN Oi the
whole pDfurhr0 aud distressed n-urc make t- one oi
the best works O Ia kmd that ufYe uceu published
dcrfg is depicted 0f le moment when Nf LuciNs orig
Qcy ls ai.asu.4ul 90 the ground for the duel.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
HAvERLYs BROOKLYN THEATRE.

GOrman's Church Choir Pinafore Company
from Phiiaoclpha, which was the original Cnureh
Chor In bis pursuit. aud which is now swinging rcuud
the circle" under the management OF J. II. Meade
appeared at Haverly's Brooklyn Theatre Monday night.
Tue attendance good and the spectators greeted
bright performance with hearty paudts. The players
exhibited marked improvement In acting, and, evil
IDENTITY the time that has passed since they first appeared
here at the Broadway ow Daly last season. has not
been wasted. The vOcalism last night, was entirely
satisfactory. Indeed, the male chorus ia remarkably
good, while the voices OF the ladies' delicate. are wei
blended Mr.. G. r. L. KnoIrwho is too opulent in mi
tias-pres,nts Dick DeGdeye and makes strong piece
Of Misunderstanding. Mr. KnoTr evnced the scope Of his
voice. which j. heavy baritone IN the introduction oi
nautical ballad. Tie general performance was SPIRITED
ana Efficient ana II. NJ. ;. fnaiore received eai'di
Treatment
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
SENATOR BLAINE Al JANE >TOWN.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO ImE TRIEUNL.l

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Oct. 2S.-A large Re-
publican mass-meetng held herr To-Day. Thou
sands present from Western New-lork Owing to
the rain the meeting ueld I'm the Opera House
Twenty-Five hundred persons were present and thou
turned away from the doors. Governor Fen
ton presided. His Introductory remarks were loudly
chcorod. Senator Blaine followed with an exhaustive
discussion Of the political issues Of tie hour General
George n sheridan has addressed with great ecct
other large audience This evening At the close OF his
remarks loud cabs were made for M Blaine and Tho
Senator Was summoned from Governor IcWOu's r.sl
dfnce. addressing tAc meeting Great pohu-
cal enthusiasm prevails. aud the towns decorated.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
TIE SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

The first concert of the New-IOrk SYM
phony society Will take place 81 steinway lial on sat
uriay November 8 The selections TOT orches-
ira viii be the seventh symphony of Beethoven kahs
L. walpurgs Night" Fine Faust Ouverture." Wagner.
ami a symphonic poem by Llsiz, "Fesiklarge' Miss
Anna DIasdi VIII sing a setting by NOlckmanu oi shei.
ley ode - To the Night" ana Schuberts HemWen'
the accompaniment of when has been scored by Dt'
DamTOsch, who VIII conduct the performance IhV pun
lie rthears viii be the afternoon OF NOvemherO t.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
MUSIC AND THE DIANA.
MICS CnpIESrON,s DEBUT.

Miss Florence COplestOn, whose debut in
yaipsic has already been spoken or In THE TRIBUNE
will make haI Grst appearance in this country at
so,s of tle New-York Philharmonic Club at Chicker-
inc Hail. on November 8 she Will play IN concerto
by J. s. Bach for piano. flute and Voiin with quintet
sceomrauiir-nt. and afierward she will give schu-
rnanu's Krcseviaua (Op. 16 No 2. Miss Heune Will
fng scvVil sougs aud the cuh viii play the BeethoN
Qlil tri In L major (Op 29l, ami quartet hN Gries
(Dp. 27l IN minor. Miss Cop pcston, whoi pup OF
is abroad aud debut here VIII be an event OF lh-
fcrp
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
PUbIIC OPINION.

When next Nj. Ben Hill attempts to throw
n club auoDg ue Yankee should maze not
a boomer ans Hartford Post lI,pJ
Mr. Tlldcn's tenacious hold on the Demo-
orauc pari!. aud the apparent difficulty il will hage 60
fhlhr ~, change of surname Tor the old
gentleman. ne ought 10 Doe known sEdOad j. Indeu.
-tCuclnulf Couiucrc al iIutl
THE NEw-N0RK TRIBUNE thinks the most
likely combination 1idru and McDouIlt. The latter
can boil s MANI votes This state as Mr. HrudrcA~.
bur nclfucr pH more than tne party strength nor
enough 10 carry Do next year. indianapolis journal
flt~pJ
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
\ srECMLN or DENOlEATIc "FRrE ELEC


There are six Congressional districts IN
Mississippi. aud each d. rie etihraeed precisely the
same couut,s u 1-96 a. l ~T~. Licu Ol these had
Kepunlcan candidate M 1~76. and tle highest VOC M
any district Tor the Republican candidate was l2,1H-
tue lowest iu any dssr rct vas 4.34I In tine rrc
rl ISIS u pEp cau candidate al ail u
the lat ANT IIi Dstrict--fhr fld being thr one with
12.5yS Republican votes n 1e7Gand lhc entire Repuir
lean returned u The f0ui other districts vas Nv"
thousand one hundred ANA tMcuty-1ue ~ these
-four Congressional ,tilct that y. ihn I'LL Nh Nh
ana NItl ths returned IN 1876 tiHrtyiwp thou
sand c-t hundred aud ninety nine Republican votes
80 ISIS thirty thousand seven Luud cd ana seventy
egh Il, publican votes IA those districts DON'T appear al
polls. II tneir votes alc not returned la the
YazOO district 1873. thousand SIX nundfcI Ld
mus returned for tnc Democratic canG tie
and scattering twtuty-one. IL me hHDper County Dis
trcf-whcre Judge CEiSom WAS assi~sinitcd, and his
young daughter ana son, both M the boom OF early
youth, ciucllv muTiered-four Thousand aAd
fwenty-cight votes were returned fnr the ID uocfauc
cand and twelve scattering. Ia these two COneres
siOnal districts. where but thiBy tnIcc Vntes re-
turned iu 1873 opposition 10 thc Democratic candl-
date. the Republicans pOlicd ~ 1876 eleven inuua ana
votes six thousand OF wncn for Judge CHS,
O. then tie Republican candidate for Con grcss These
figures OF then~e vrs Suhccnt commentary upon
elections held under state sDycreieriy alone.