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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14


The official investigation Of the census re.
ports from South Carolina and Mississippi
have been completed under the direction of
Secretary Schurz and Superintendent Walk
or, and it is now authoritatively announced
that the first returns from those state. are
substantially correct. This is matter of
great national importance on several
grounds. II dismsses the reckless charges
of fraul in the census of the south, so per-
sistently made by INSCRIPTIONS party Or
gshs, and assures public confidence in the
record, of the growth and prosperity of the
states lately desolsted by war and by the
more desolsting state governments of recon-
struction. Ittesches, also, most impressive
lesson to the eastern and middle states in 70.
gard to the rapid transfer Of power .to the
west and southwest. With the new repre-.
sentation, New England and all the central
states lose in congress and in the electoral
college, while the southern states
as whole, gain largely and
the west is the only portion of the country
that divides the increase Of power with the
south. The power Of the government in
the immediate future, will be transferred
from the financial, manufacturing, CONNER
cial and speculative centres of the country
to the thrifty tillers of the fruitful lands Of
the west, from the Duluth lakes to the Tex
as gull, and what revolutions will the change
work in the policy ofthe republic! Ano,h-
or mnst important lesson taught by the now
accepted census of the south, is the fact that
politicians have tirelessly sacrificed truth and
the business inter SITS Of both north and
south, to partisan necessities. The people
of the north have been taught by party ora
tors and organs that the south was only the
home of ruling oilers and out outlaws, and
business circles in Philadelphia and elsewhere
are now astounded to learn that the growth
ofthe south. in all the channels of industry
and thrift, has been almost abreast with the
north, in spite Of the political
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

The Rergers' Elite Concert Company
A fair sized audience, but certainly very
appreciative one, greeted the Bergers' con-
cert last evening. We wore prepared for
something good, but were very sgreeably
disappointed at the rare and finished excel.
lence the various selections Below 10 the
programme as rendered. In every instance a
hearty applause followed each rendition
The ventriloquist kept the hall in roar
with his mirIh provoking blockheGds, and
the bell duet was received with intensest in
terest, Indeed the whole affair is far beyond
what we had expected, and we can recon-
mend this excellent and skilled troupe to tbs
entire city. Matinee at . p. m. to-day and
evening performance at 8 O'clock. A large
number Of children will be present thip
afternoon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

THE HERALD has made arrangements to
announce, by means Of a maeic'anier n,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the
election returns from Indiana, Ohio, Iowa
and West Virginia. On large white can
ysss in front of one of the windows of the
editorial room, the figures will be conspicu-
ously thrown as fast as received by telegraph.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

The supreme court, the court of appeals
and the court of commissions being in session
now at Tyler, the HERALD will henccioF-
ward receive by telegraph the decisions of
the courts MS fast as received, and synopses
of opinions by mail. This will be feature
of the HERALD in the future, no matter at
what points these courts Of final resort may
be in session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

THE wonderful increase of property, and
the unprecented impetus given to enterprise
Of every description during the past two
years, under Democratic Congress, should
convince everybody that change from Re-
publican rule Ia most desirable. Some of the
monopolists of the country, who are afraid
Of tariff only for q revenue undsr Demo.
cratic government, have raised an UBIQUITOUS
howl about having to close up their indus
tries If Hancock should be elected. The
following extract from the Pittsburgh Post of
arecent date is exactly in point on this sub
ject. The Post says; "A business man in.
forms us that he made application to the pro.
prie;ors of the Edgar Thomson steel works
Tor rails, deliverable during the coming year
and was informed that they could not receive
any new orders for the next year. He also
made application TO the Harrisburg works
and was informed he could ge. his order filled
at seventy-thrOe dollars per ton and delivora.
BILE next year If his order was Immediately
forwarded. This dent look as If the bottom
was going to fal! out of the iron business as
predicted BY alarmists in the business, who
are false to the interests Of the city, in their
efforts to break down confidence and distrust
trade. These men who can not dll an order
for year to come who belong to monopoly,
and are coming millions, talk about the ne.
osssisy for more protection, and closing ,heil
mius II Hancock Is elected"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

THE last of the trio OF the great italian
iron.clads the Castlemsn, wa; recently
launched. Sheis monster in size and ca
pabili!ies. She has measurement of l4,00C
tons and an iron armor three feet thick, Her
guns will be of Krupps heaviest make. She
and her consorte are three of the largest wal
vessels in the world ara the most impregna'
BILE and dangerous.
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Frost Warnings for the sugar HeIt.

N. y. Herald,
Adiutant General Drum has signalizad his
administration of tie Signal Service by ssu-
ing special weather reports for the sugar
growing interests of Louisiana, by which
the planters in TIE Gulfdistrc.s msy be fore.
warned of frost He has also prepared u
plan for notifying the cotton growers through
out the "cotton belt" Of impending heavy
rains, which are the great destroyers OF that
staple. The cotton plant is child of the
sun, hourishing under ardent skies, growing
with greatest luxuriance in moderately dry
seasons, but whitening under continuous
storms; and yet ii requires good amount Of
moisture in the air it bresthOs. These con-
ditions may bo hard to be realized, but the
weather forecsster can be in no doubt as TO
the kind Of warning the cotton grower needs.
No part Of the country is geographically
better situated than the Gulf region 10
admit Of having such prognostics made in
good time for its agricultural interests. The
supply Of humidity from the Gulf winds is
steady, and the chief element in the calcula.
tions needed for rain forecasts In the move
ment of the cool waves which serve to con-
dense the Gulf vspor. AS these waves do
scend the Mississippi Valley from the north
west their rate of motion can be calculated
with considerable accuracy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

Chicago has grown in twenty years from
thriving city Of 10000 inhabitants, doing a
business ofSlOOOOO,OOO year, to wonder
full metropolis, with more than half a million
of inhabitants. The trade of its wholesale
dealers and manufacturers amounts to $780,
100000 year. Its increase in trad since
1850, thirty years ago, is qusl to 1000 per
cent,
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Caution to Tobacco Chewcrs.

Take notice. The process Of manufacture
and peculiar style Of tobacco represented in
our Vanity Fair, Niger Head and Bull s
Eye brands, invented by us several years ago,
and secured by letters patent, are now being
initiated by INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers.
Any person or persons selling or otferinl for
sale limitations possessing the Flake Cut, Pc
culisr in our brands, will DO restrained or
prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the law.
WV. s. KIMDALL i Co.,
Peerless Tobacco Works Rochester, MY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

THE outlook at present is that there will
again be heavy drafts upon this country
from Europe for breadstuHs. According to
late London and Liverpool market reports,
the wheat crop in Europe is very considera'
bly, less than was expected it would be. For.
tunately for the grain producing masses they
have been holding on TO their wheat, sending
il to market as slowly as possible aud selling
only as they had to sell, TO realize means, 1t
is not probable, however, that prices will 90 as
high this winter as they reached year ago
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

Ballad Take Me, Jamie, Miss Cora Ferris;
Cornet solo, "Air-Varie," Mr. Chas. IL. Dun /.
CAM SaXophone solo, Miss Eta Morgau MIR,
., w. Brsweter. the Prince of Veniiloquiai
liumor, with his family of ludicrously mirth-
provoking blOLk-heaGs'; Selection, Berger
Cornet Band; Song, selection, Miss Cora Ferris;
Bell Duet, Popular Airs, Miss Eta Morgan
and Henry c. Berg,r; Character, comic and
Dialect Songs, MIR Charles II Duncan; XylO-
phone solo, Tapping at the Garden Gate, With
Yarlaliors, Mr., LEO Brand; Graad Final, ST.
lection, Berger COrnet Band.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

Mr., EvARTs IN his alleged great spsech at
New York the other day said tbstif Mr.. Gar
field was elected, that people four years from
now would think of him MS they do at this
time of Mr.. Hayes. Well, yes, very prob
ably they will. 1t is unnecessary to say
what they think Of Mr.. Hayes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

The republican charge of unfair ballot
counting in the southern states, is on a par
with other insults they are always hesping
upon the southern people. The people of
the south are just as honorable and as honest
@are the republicans One thing is certain
they do not endorse fraud and corruption
and swindles and all manner Of infamous
things as the republicans do when they en-
dorse the seating of Hayes in the presidential
chair, and as they do when they endorse Mr.
Garfield with his record for the chief msgis-
tracy Of this Union.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

ATTENTION is called to the speech of Judge
Norton of this city made in Indiana, about
which there is considerable talk. 1t will bo
found in another column and our readers can
peruse it and sec for themselves exactly what
he did cav
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he did say.

IT is said that juvenile pickpockets are in
crossing in numbers in New York city, They
will grow up to become members of con-
gress about the time there 10 another credit
mobilier scheme or De Goly,r pavement job
on hand to aid in the manipulation thereof.
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NOTICE..

A N EXCELLENT opportunity to orvsv. =.
"a apartner or on salary, in an bs6"sah 20
as we'll as pleasant, profitable and permanent
business, Is offered to person Of fair business
ORGANISATIONS, who can furnish five thousand
p T1ssa ttspitai or credit to extend the business
capital may be handled and coutrolied as . sa'
curity for the investment. '' 90 TO-
Address q, W, WARREN.
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

A few more good printers wanted to work
in our job office and composition rooms.
Steady employment at regular rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14

W. IL. Patterson of Peach Stone fnme has
had his drug stora reprinted and fitted up in
handsome style.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-02
&Mefnneffhe.

gu ben eau ptiGHltdfen &rebsi66ber
beS @eihdftslebenS unierer Belt geh6
rsn bic SteiI tuerthe, bic in allen 8pei
gen ceS @eihdftsperfebrS cine mebl
pber tueni9er pihtise &oue ipielen
9urd nidts miro bic SpsfulntioHSputf
an B5rien mebr beeiinitist; ourh nihts
oas 0ereinbre6en einei 5inan5trifis mebi
beibleuniat. 9ds usbel lift Elm interna:
tiOnaIss uno madt fi6 am nerbeereno.
fen in ienen 2dno,rn gslienb, berer
gultnr i6 nm h66ften enttpidelt bot.
Nm IhIimnfteu tpirb bur6 iol6t
S1eintusrtbe be Naffe bes 8ublitlma
benahtbtiligt, tudbreno Der erfnhrenC
@ei1dftsmann nerm6se ieiner sr6Berer
notwithstanding f6 oieiem 8lenouerI
ge9snfber cher 5u bitten nermaa. 8er
in Der Gntn!dlungSgei6ibte unIerea
2anoes Der Bid riidndItS fehrt, btn
rperben nislfu6e @~elessnbeiten einfuuen,
mo- bic Speculation in Sheinuertber
uoer bic iibsrtriebene @~erer6Beruns BEG
eiasntIiHen BertbeS in ben tueitefer
&reiIen fh 1ebr rsrberbli6 duBerte.
go 4. g. Der i6dbIiheS 9tpinbeI nit Der
griesBabn, mo cine Bnnoe bon geiDii'
ienlpIen &erls einen RIlionen19min:
bel ~uplfihrte; 70 Der Credit Robilier'
S9uinoeI, Der fo9or bis in bic SalIeu
bes @apitolS fi9 nerp1an5te. uiu.
Sn 5nblrei9en Sdnen miro Der lining
niht in 10 au%saebebRtem MaSe betries
ben. Seine SoIaen fab ieoo6 ebeniD
aemeinIhdoli1e, bn er fi9 biufiaer tuies
oerbolt unb er niht 10 IN bic Oefent.
Iihfsit orinst. Sn ben meifen Sdisn
berueet f6 oas 9arSe nntsrnebmeu in'
nerbal6 Der GreuSen unferer lrderen
un6 liifenbaften@ eiebe, 70 bas bic lleber,
rprtheilten ni6t einHaG an ibrem
Re6te fpmmen f6nnen. SIN
iene Glnfe fraatrirb bigger @eifdfte
geh6ren gum iebr 9roBen T5eil bic iehl'
%ae5hlaaenen Observation-Disclosures,
fuetfe ben 8uin BON Tauienben nit fi6
brin9eu. 0atirli6 fam bur6 bic
llnounft Der 8eiten uno Der 8erb1lts
niffe audi bas 1olioe5te Gftienunternebz
men gum San eebra6t perben. Bon
SieIen 1T bier nidt bic Rene. GS aiebt
nber nr9 cine Msnse BON Nttienunters
nehmunsen, bic nuf 70 bOblen 8orouss
iesunaen uno @runobeoinauhgeft ruben,
bnS Elm ~beionnsner SeI1dttSmnnn BON
uorneberein ben 8uianmenfturS iebeu
fdnn. GDldeH nn'ernebmunsen seaei1-
ii6er 1T bns BubIifum in elmer i6lim-
men Sage. Die Nttien BADEN oft eiten
rni4en umInb nuf ben @eIomartt. tDere
ben GieIeiht tetrd6tli1 in bic 666e
setrisben, biz tur9 irsen6 tpelhen 1p,s
fiano bic &atohrOpbe berbei aefibrt
tuiro uHo bic Snbaber Der betreffenben
attien mertsn, bIB re fiue1 Sdsia,
fuerth, b. b. 10 gut, ME 9iGts, in ben
6dncen hoben. Sreili6 finb in pielen
5dlsn bic Sereineefoqenen gum 7heiI
islber idul0 unb fnb NIT fehenoen
Guaeu in ibr rnbeil esranrt. gs feblt
bdufg niht an rrnrnenoen Slimmen.
Die a6er int @srduid bss cages iber.
bort tuetoen. Oft aber uerlautet oud
li&t bas @erinsfte bnnOn; bns Gftiens
nnternebmen rirb nlssmein fir Elm
H@ertS 9ehoIten, Bis Der u~Hertuortete
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-02

oee Gusnabmegeieses uerbe biefem
eiuet Character Der fdnbiseu Sniti'
tuition oebeu, er merbe boruH bic 8ers
Idaaeruna ablebueu. Rnrquart
ZEN erfldrf, bnb 2asfer MIR i'm eieeueE
Rameu eeipro1en, Die untIcnal,liber0ls
Rartet aber benz @eiek 5uftimmeu
tuexoe. - Observation-Disclosures Gus
Ienbura fibrt 2nster seseniber aus.
pie bic Reaierung IN ber a~usfhbruag
bes sp5ialtffsnseieses ftrens l0Dal uno
curreft uorsssansen lei. Binbt'
BORT ipridt R9 i'm Gimme 5ertlin9's
aus. Die Borloae uurbe barauf, ME
bereiis tetesrnpbd& bsridtet uorbeu,
an cine &onmiifiuH BON IA Witslis<
bern iibertpieien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-02

NIB pt0bIide 8uiammenffur5 ons @e'
gentheil betueiff.
SIN dhnliher @eife sunroe bur9 ben
.Sparbanfi&fpiunel SobrSebute biuourd
6a8 8ublttum nuSgebeutet, bis ourd
ben mnFenbnften 0ufdmTlenbru@ BON
Sparbunfen IN fa5f alen @roBstdoten
oes Qaubes Der Beu5lferurIs bic duseu
ae6ffnet tuurben. Bie fbdnoli4 un6
aetuIfenlos NIT ben einge5ablten @els
bern BON ben Spnrbanftnbabern 9etuirtbz
I&aftet un6 ipsfulirt uurbe, bat fid sur
@eniise bei ben seri9tlid,sn nnterfu>
6unseu berous seftsGt. nuiere @eIess
aebune 1T cine 10 lidenbnfte uno nsrs
TuahrIofe, baB bic hereinaefalenen
SnarbaufaIdubiaer fein 8edt fonoen;
ben geuifenlofen Gparbnnfunterneb>
mern fonnte BON ibrem ilHo5atten
gruerb ni6ts atnommea trlben, ia fe
tuurbeu IN ben meiften 6dnen niGt
einmal ernfIid sur RedeRi1aft ss5os
gen.
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oaruuter Ieioet, inbem bic Rural bur6
Sol@e 8crtommnife aui's i9dSli6he
bseirfIust uirb uno ean5e G6i&;en Der
Beu5lferuna nm bic griparnihe zines
langen, nrbeitrei6en 2e5ens betrogen
rrerben. 9lu9 bic reol den uno io.tben
9ef6dftsleute baten f&uer oarnnter 81
Ieioen. Sn ni1t tuenieen Gdnen fino
ne felbt babel tena9tbeilist uno lber's
DIR aehauerl tuoreen uno babeu ems
piuollae BerIufte erIitteu. Ro1 f6limz
uner iebod it, bnB bag srO5e Bublifum,
benz es meit an Sn6nerfdnbniB felt.
Suites unb G9le9tes in oieier Siuitdt
Su unteriheieeu, i'm Ga9emeinen Dom
~tieffen Ri6trauen 9egen gei6dftlt9e
Spetulationen erfiat Diro uno casietbe
cftmnls ben fi9erften gapitalanlasen
unb ausfdtsuo1teu nuternebmuusen
9eaeniiber beibebdlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-02

'gfnftia eeftdftef, freur bie inr 9erbffe
5. s. it~afffnbenbe grdfibenteniuabl obne
Ra9t6eile fir ben @ei9dfts 8eriebr
poriiberaeben fol-. Die INNER tueiter
UNI iih g~reifen6en Grbeiterse5trifes jt1b
uidf obne GinffuB aff bic Guttpidetiias
Der einbeimii1en Sn6uftrie, bo9 1T Die
les 6emmmib jest iueniser enapIiHhli9,
als es in eirem friiberen Gtaotinl Der
Gaiiun Cbre 8tueifef setueieu fem tuaroe.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-15
WHY AN OLD TEXAN MADE HIS WILL

WHY AN OLD TEXAN MADE HIS WILL.
One day last month when trade was
dull grocery clerk procured piece Of
sole leather from shoemaker, painted it
black and laid it aside for future use.
Within few days an old chap from back
in the country came in and inquired for
plug of chewing tobacco. The piece OF
sole leather was tied up, paid for, and
the purchaser started for home. at the
end the sixth day he re.urned, looking
downcast and detected, and, walking in
to the store, he inquired for the clerk.
Member that terbacker got here the
other day."
eyes, sir"
"Well, was that new brand ~
eyes,"
Regular plug tcrbackcr was it?"
eyes"
"Well, then, it's me. It's right here
in my jaws" sadly replied the old man.
II knowed I was getten purity old, but
was allus handy at bitin' plug. never
seed plug aforc this one that l couldn't
tear to pieces at chaw. sot my teeth
on this one, and bit and pulled and twis,
ted like dog at root, and pve kept
biting aud pulling for six days, and thar
she am now, the same as the day you sold
her to me-"
Seems to be q good plug" remarked
the clerk, as he smelt of the counterfeit
"She's all right; it's me that's failing,
exclaimed the old man. "Pass me out
some fine cut, and I'll go home and deed
the farm to the boys, and get ready fol
the grave myself."-l Worth Adrance.
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HoNoRED AND BLEsT.-When board
of eminent physicians and chemists
announced the discovery that by COM
bining some we'll known valuable reme-
dies the most wonderful medicine was
produced, which would cure such wide
range of disease that most all other
remedies could be dispensed with, many
were skeptical; but proof of its merits by
actual trial has dispeled all doubt, and
to-day the discoveries of that Great medi.
cine, Hop Bitters, are honored and
blessed by all as benefactors.-Dcmocrat.
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1t is established fact that
healthy man requires about pint of air
at breath that he breathes about 1000
times an hour, and that, rs a matter
beyond dispute, be requires about fifty
seven hogshcads of air in twenty-four
hours.
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Col. WIZ. NJ. Shannon a1uu Killed by Col. E. b.
G. Cash-The Fatal RencoDtre Takes
Place as DuBose's Bridge, In Darlington
Countys-Shannon the Challenging Party
and this First to Fire, but is Shot Through
the Het rt-The Origin of the Difficulty.
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ANDERSON, S. c.. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 15 1880

swell left by Lhe war, and proved to have
been shameiully abused fer partisan
ends, must not be changed. The war
and the solid South must still be the
only public questions. That is the
meaning Of the republican platform and OF
the republican chiefs. If the country likes
that they hare made their formal and
official offer. But we repeat, it sounds
to us like joke, and very poor joke
at that.
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CAsH's DEMAND ON SHANNON.

1t will be noticed that prior to the
letter OF Capt. Ellerbe to Col. Shannon
somewhat similar demand had been
made by Col. Cash, and that Col. Shan
non had disclaimed all knowledge of the
offensive sentence in the papers, in the
case of Wienges against Cash, and dis
avowed any intention of giving offence.
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Further Particulars of the Duel.

FLORENCE, July z.
I called on Col. E. B. G. Cash, at S
o'clock Yesterday evening, at his resi-
dence at Cash's Depot, six miles below
Cheraw, and had an interview of one
hour with him about the origin of the du-
ell between Col. Shannon and himself,
and the incidents attending the meeting.
I was courteously received. w. B. Cash,
A. Fl. Waring and B. J. Burgess were
present during the interview.
Col. Cash said: Mrs. Cash had adver-
tised Robert Ellerbe's property for sale.
Messrs. Shannon and DePass obtained
an injunction against the sale of the
property on account of judgment deed
by Wienges, whom they represented.
They then instituted suit to set aside
the judgment held by Mrs. Cash on four
charges, one of the charges being fraud.
The court decided the case against Mrs.
Cash on the ground Of the iniormality of
the judgment, but, at the same time, de-.
cided that there was no fraud between
Mrs. Cash and her brother. AS soon as
the case was decided and there was no Ion
ger an issue of the question of fraud, Col.
Cash and Capt. Ellerbe challenged Capt.
DePass and Col. Shannon respectively
This was about the Goth of May. Shan
non declined to meet Ellerbe on the
ground that Ellerbe had no claims on
him. DePass accepted the challenge,
and agreed to fight first at DuBoses
Bridge, in Darlington County, about the
25th of May. DePass, however, was ar.
rested. Afterwards arrangements were
made to meet at Wright's Folly, Anson
County, in North Carolina, on June 8
DePass was arrested again at Chesterfield
Courthouse, gave bond to keep the peace
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