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New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
N,EW YnEk CENrRAL and HUDSON

y EAI IIItl \ ii-k oiIl'' 'lE NAY ~ IooO'
tI.tnu IA irifa> wII i.ty. t.rlHi tcHtr4 Depot:
N,-tr.u ard NUiiAtfn ENil, Ia 10 hrst u
Montreal -,rioga with draw ing r'OiI tr5
ll.,I. u. ca % aui W stern AWrsS Dia"iug':Oh hl
far, 20 ararit-ua. l.o, h,-t't Id !unth. . ,;,,,,
ALtiY AMI If"H, WIN COhheS''"H'
60 b [ ~t.Iin.o. .t,' n tat~ ana lsItdIL
4aa l. u. A., ny ami lry rXpr'-s. Il, ,,..,, o.. r,-
&c. us ~ rs t"h ;. H. ~ S,'u'I q ~ o. M
~ .i- la,,y very dav in IN" cE Al" 'eel
r 49, .''r.' r'.''nf b'io.t, AMI t' montreal cN
,rit':. -..'n iSr. va -ar'i1ga g.. h.s,or an, ,rn
- u n t,,t g. .i,.., ter Montreal t'"'hrSt'r ana oIh
u. 81 ,,ur,a rtli's ears =" '"hc'' No'h'S''' 81"
ni ,,.. r..-. i'v win s'r'nlng c3 S9 sra
.:u,lt.',i. .'ia-. - H"n"Io NV ''' ~
o ~ Af.ht s.>r''''"''h S'r'F'"S o'' ~ '''''' AL"
- ..,.ai .., '.d rs ;:r,l!y aud at West
f.,,, st'!,-. i.t.. l',i't "tG - hlA ~ .'I0Li
' '.' So yer .,it :. ,aunSi' -. i,i"1 yi.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, June 10, 1850
The following public sales were held at the
r,~chongc salesrCon today
By Bernard Smyh, o ~,
q ..a 4 e,orv brick building. with lot NO Io2 nuu,
@ anu q, cor OF 40 4> Laghtst lot ZohIoVAoo non
sSSnT15xSb James ID Fish. ''''''TA'Vo'
X-VA]'~o'' > I'm JJcEHrd u Hdrneu
n .,o-v frame and brick house, 2st0ry Oflck uu,io55
nc and 2siorv brick sahe with lots; Tos iS 80
and .Sa Brcwnst S. - NV II T"n Emcsf OIL lll75
torr ircs dwelling, with lot. No 81 W.. S,i
Of "a 9tiaHs TNsrv lot .!. $500
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ II%E.

EOt' Nd BI'UUk ROT ?. -
FOR IEEN TDN N%b pNI AbElP lila.
Lri1c - w\of from station e. T. H Of " j. Io't OF LID
cit, St.. for p!u.aarlllla: n 49,.
for ton corner Nirth and Green STA al rs g. ll:l5
g. d.. I:, T.. ,: o. 1J. - p. Op >GnpAy a d" H. '
or,iirn corner Tird aud crks Il at G}O ., ll'l1
rn.. 70 3d. ,.'I p. 10. Un -iu'Sy at 13O D. M
r.r ti,li - linen an: rnc sts. Go 80 . lll5a
~ l., g.. d. l. q. !a - y. H. On sunday a. - H. M
T.. Inn i, tam, wii .iyr Philadelphia for Now York:
H. l n;.;ru Th,iIt"i.ld ani E"aiug Railroad corner
Ni...h ril Gr.r'.st. al ': ";u "A m' l-,o ~" o'I
Z u ~uu'dl. ~..'o a. IN; $50, l. p m
l. iI.i BtI isis. AZ i:,J 1ij. so, ii a il l;20
D. O. sunday at $50 y. y.
lnit. B. f..l. = l'ta ned,
Nom ~. ntor NaIl, AID IN, NcT s-l:2O except Mon
,.f,- -. H.. 10 - 4:lo f;IJ
Ctj ~ I ~. On Srn - 20. no M h:i| D. M 60,
lIck. ur - ~b; oi Ilhrrt- y >. ~ NJ ~
p,; ,- rnt: ,.n % The lrln'iI hotels: nos alll
,..i;. i a.d 3, e. j, wells h1IL u o"hh L. .
81, ir, trtts.r tHIi.fy b'u,d~ iNpI - VIII "a I'r
afd r.L 3l..lt' ol A"tl - rrsd'nr' T." u.HtiHui"l
H.. ..f. .-,. I., ii 81 lf"A.Wiv ara - ",'.dN
>r4 N,ph. a,d Car ' Et'ohi'' ~ - -, 'l.rts - az II
,,.t,,,;fi, t a. D lccpi u' g. II Law II 'grlIl.
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
D,nDruppN pALROAD OF NEW-JERS

~ 1ra,s i, ave 'or ElsewOOd ClOser, Permont ana Ny
sct 7nS $50 $50 a. l;O' 3OO 400 A:6o $50, 64O
Sso ii.3O n m, kunGtayA 0OO q. m anu 0;4o D. M Inc
li;S0 D. M train will leave 80 minutes iater SATURDAY
SSHanuet Spring Valley and MCn'ey TOO $50 m. 4;6o
IN mo. y. ABBOTT. General Passr Agent New.York
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
fouscs anoRooms Wantro.

ISvANTED.-A small furnished house Tor
w the sumner healthy 10 anon Itll ho " eAo'''
$50 pcr month Address Box 10, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
Counirp propertn for Sale 0nO GO Eei.

A HOUSE of Z rooms. hnln and l1nlc, Wllli
~ aout s acres lana. SOuth NOrwalE. Conn., C0IVI.
emf TO Karuad uepOts and steamboat anii1 ia rent
low 70 good tenant. HUGH MCGKAW. g Bcekndilst,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
Drochlnn 31ropcrtn tor Sale anh 60 Get.

T1>O LET OR FOR SALE.-HOuse, -
Tricksst house and -pre 40 amt IL NaSsaI Nt hoh~e
l5s ncliSrn.st. GOKDON L. FORD91 l.rk't Bl"oSlyl
IOA LOTS, free and clear. would he eX-
HUI changed for iniproN cd city Vr"!'rtv-
rutland & MhlffNG, . BeekWahst
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

LARGE, fine house, with furniture ana
n usr ni horse and and garden IA B"uhu bro'A
n J. Addiess HEALTH 25J Watcr.St. y y
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
Anrtion Galss OF Real CslGle.
Citn IJroucrtn 90 EcL.

CECOND FLOOR, 1913 Fulton and 4G Ann->t.;
- o,so tirl and fou fuors, with without Str III p0"c..
- ~ " YNkOOP * ia LLENBICk III FditUnst,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

A LBANY DAY BOATS.-C. VlBBARD and
IA DANIEL DREW daily Sundays excepted leave Vestry
street Pier S55 and 24thst at am tBr4oEyn Sy Annex
at = m landing at Nyack Ferry, West Point New1urg
POughE ceDsie RhinebecI, Catssil - and Hudson
Passengers landing at West Point: or NewDurg can re-
Connect Rhinebeck by ferryJ Wlth
the $40 p. Ulster and Delaware Railroad
Tickets sold baggage checked North and West Tickets
coupons good the Hudson River r. T. received Tor p
specai train for Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
Gunner Resorts.
T ONG BRANCH.
NOW OPEN
IAPLEWOOD 4 HALL, as
80 fHf NJ AGA

NI PITTStIELD. MASS. MI
LOCO fc"i above the sea- III.
nat roureiirrtly ana beautifully located summer resor
AMONG THE BERKSHIRE HILLS; E3r S'ie'uit III"
terms address -, a. H. & n[A "a IA iir,5,,Iv I1otal)
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

nLD RELIABLE SIONlNGTON LINE.
~ FOI: KOSTON AND ALL POINTS East . -,
At .. Li ClY Guiding Sundays) from fier So NOrth
IU,r. of jay It 49,. 49,. So. IL, ,,o,,,
rp,cM hmlItsi tickets soh VIA this line Tor 81 GOOD
oSfI ttda, an tIp which tlry ~alrd 4SpccI
t.t on, tn,r lace Freight tuEcn at lowest current rates
l.. ". tlLklNS q. T. Agent T. D bA b'HN IA tco''
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
DRoSpEcT HOUSE, Nyack -on-thc-lIudson.
-. rlNrEN. rrorricl0r.

DNWLEY SPRINGS, VA, 1000 feet above
II irwJtc.c.Iacv 1lr' ar hoir+ W9 Y,,,! Hi'4 m
i,s. O. A Il I;IN kEI~ 2rJ,Gicr IIarii~'u"niS' Va
pIrWFiTiD SPRINGS, y. l.-EXcrl.lrn,
"a Slri..cr lolrl d-"nahlr r7t't I-"' r"l ''
-, -t,.i ,i,iuui, to -- q ie A.''i
t." twenty cu,r inr III rrIr A''r~s F 90 l''N '-'-
CEA VIEW HOUSE, Sovn Rock, W">; lla-
y ven Coul.. 3, ,,5W ul,'n ipr e. Sr''Son.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
Gnmmfr Resorts.

ACCOMMODATIONSfo for few adults among
N the berkshire Hills City reference s. BENEDICl'
Nav.N .Narlh
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02

by, 20; John Rigby, 60; Fisher, 65
Rockard, CD; and Hyde, 81. John.
son made 70 at 900 yards; Jackson,
81. Laird, 70; Joynt, ~; Scott, 20;
Brown, 81; FentoD, ~; Farrow, 6S;
Miner, "a; VIM. Rigby, &c; John
Rigby, 10; Fisher, SO; Rockwell,
81; Hyde, &c; Johnson, II.
The EApni.ton OF the ~ esu,is from
France.
PARIS, July IA semi oflicial
note has been sent by the French
Government to the journals an
nouncing that the executive anti
Jesuit DEGREES had not led TO dis
turbance in any part of France,
and that effect had only to be given
yesterday wednesday, to the de.
crees affecting Jesuits. It con-
cludes as follows: "The Govern.
ment knows its duty and will per-
form it with firmness." The num-
Der of persons expelled from the
Jesuit Chapel yesterday morning
was thirteen, including one Eng.
lishman and one Russian. The es.
tablishment Of the German Jesuits
Is not at present interfered with,
AT Lasal several English Jesuits
called on the crowd to witness that
their rights were being violated,
and said they would appeal to the
English A ambassador.
Ui;r"taD"t.oe ahu.cn News.
ROME, July 1.-The French re.
ligious orders affected by the anti
Jesuit DEGREES have telegraphed to
the Vatican their Intention to sub
NIT to the law. This probably
means the orders not yet expelled.
The Pope has decided to accept
the Prussian church law. He in
tends at the next consistory to
nominate Bishops to fiji the vacant
sees
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02

KENEBUNK, Me-, July Mrs.
Chick took her only eon, eight
years old, to the river TO day, un.
dressed him and held him under
water until drowned. She then
attempted to drown herself.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02
Vote Taken.

Is cut from the State Journal,
Springfield, Ill, the following
"Among the sick and disabled, a
ballot taken in person aud by
proxy, resulted in form by unan-
imous vote In favor of Warmers
Safe Rem edies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02
JUNE DRAWING
Whole Tickets, 80. Half Tickets, 81.
u Tickets, 800. 81 Tickels, &iuO.

Remit by Postoifica Money Order Reg
iStered Letter. Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistakes and delays,
correspondents Will please write their
names and places of residence plainly,
giving pumb Der of Post-Oflice box or
Street, and Town, County and Stnte.
All communications connected with
the Distribution aud orders for Tickets
should be addressed to II. NJ. BOA RD-
MAN, COurer-Journal building, Lonis-
vile, KY, or 3O7 and 400 Broadway,
New York. n5-d&w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02
Is ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.


Passengers Gatnx souib.
MoJAvE, July Los Angeles
G B Woodhead, A Cells, J Noel
Geo D Joy and wife, A Mandies,
V R,semyre.
San Bernardino-E G Holden
and wife, Miss Belle Robb.
Independence-John Evans.
Yuma-H l. Smith.
Tucson-Geo johnson, I 3 Rich.
ards.
Fort Mejave-A G Grey.
GeMerai News It~ms.
SAN FRANCISCO, July lat
Bradford, Pennsylvania, the light.
ming struck %, 900. barrel oil tank.
1t Is still burning.
Twentv-nine bodies have been re-
covered from the wreck of the
burned steamer Seawanhaka.
Thirty others are missing.
The police in Paris, yesterday, in
enforcing the law removing Jesuits
met with some opposition from The
Z people, but the priests, for the most
part, submitted quietly. In the
province Of Loire the officers exc
cuted their mission of closing the
Jesuit establishments without any
trouble.
The Upper Mississippi river Is
over its banks. The bottom lands
about Quincy and Hgnnibal,ab
and below, are under water. The
damage is immense.
Raj, Uad a., snsnissInne,si ss"siou /.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The
Railroad Commissioners met
this morning. a lengthy re-
port from the secretary was sub
milted. He says that replies to the
Comm issians' inquiries TO trans-
portation companies regarding the
rates, fares and freights. etc, have
been received from the Central
Pacific aud other roads, but several
minor roads did mot respond. The
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
also failed to answer. No complaints
of discrimination or over charges
have been received since last meet.
ing of the Board.
Oae convict Murder. Au"'"-r.
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA dis.
patch from Carson, Nevada, says
that w. r. Chamberlain, con-
Wet. was kiicl at the state
prison 20 day by Juhu i. Darlins
alias Rstslasuate niehI his pa IN
robbery case four years ago. Hv
was killed with rick,axe.
n puDsseAo vsetpsy tawteso".
PpRIlAxD, June a0,-Tbe official
vote ef the state IS just received.
RI gives the following figures: Con-
presamsu-M. {. George, (Rep
total vote, 10, 57s; Jnhu Wniaaher,
iBen) 10, is'i D. ~ 'oea'e, W. eS'i''
baeRet) Soe' 5uuseS " '9"r e .,,'
Court-J. b, Waldo, Rep) 1855
J. K. Kelly, tDem'I l3'oa' =. =
Lord, uiep) is'gSo =. 4. F''h'
(Dem) t7,0es' ~ b. " A'sonl
Rep 1868, Johh b giheut Dem T..
1s.l6s. state Pi'uler---W. II
odelh Chep.l is.ao@' l. -. merry
Dem 1900
asies p'ar"s"srs" ~ ~" e''''s"'f
PANAMA, jane 22.-Arica was az
tackled by d chilean force 50
thonsahu sirous' "9vH' We -" :
on ihs'. iou'o,e '"e - ~
tue ohiiean 'o'nn Ia, = 's,'A'''sa 49,,
the fsfu wv, ~. all, NV ~, III vi,
pnl Iees .,,, ~, ~ ,as, c,,s,,, W !. =.
resist INV" W ' 49,, - -. 20 - {,
hausteu. ihe ""'"'N Wa -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02

OF pensions as per Act OF June Dist,
1870. Cash in Treasury, $2Ol, 1885,
622; gold certificates, $1,000, 800;
silver certificates, Sl2, 374, go; GER
tificates of deposit outstanding,
$14, 465, 900; refunding certificates,
ST $4,000 legal tenders outstand-
ing, S346, 6S1, 016; fractional curren.
cy outstanding, S7,2l4, 954.
PstenG I.suca far gate. verde
Rnneho.
WASHINGTON, July IA patent
was issued and mailed to Survey.
or.General Wagner to day for the
Rancho Palos Verde, comprising
$1,000 acres near Wilmington, Los
Angeles county, confirmed to Jose
Loretto Sepulveda, ct al.
the EUHntWOs "f Patronage.
WASHINGTON, d. G., July L.
The Secretary of the Treasury will
henceforth himself remove gaugers,
store keepers and inspectors of to-
bacco, and all applications for such
places must be made to the Secre-
tary in the handwriting of the APP
plicant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02
Eos Aa9eles Aemld.

i3snot, away morning except Mon
day,
-- ny ---
.IIDSk,E,II ID. LYNCH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02

Fort Worth, July 1.-Charles
Gay tre8as pcdestriap), who
wagered $3.50 that he could walk
from st. Louis to Fort Worth in
tlfieen days, arrived here at l1:45
a NJ, mating the "Trip y hours lf
miuutes alioad of time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02
MISCELLAN EOUS.
.Ds21StS&
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATER,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE,


On w ednesday j une 80, 1850.
These drawings, authorized by the
Legislature and sustained by all the
Courts of Kentucky, according to a con-
tract made with the owners of the Frank
tort grant, will occur regularly on the
asst day OF every month, sundays and
Frdavs excepted, for the period of FIVE
YEARS, terminating on June 30, 1856.
The United States Circuit Court on
March Dist, rendered the following deci-
sl0ns:
1st-That the Commonwealth Distri.
button Company is legal.
2l-Its drawings are not fraudulent.
The Management call attention to the
liberal scheme which has met wi h such
popular ftvar heretofore, and which Will
again be p esenied for the
IJrNE M <wING
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02

CHICAGO, July 1.-The eastern
bound Achison tram on the Chica-
go, Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road this morning struck a COW on
the track near Weudo,a, and one
passenger Car and u sleeper were
ditched aud overturned. About
fifteen passengers were more or
less seriously hurt, none fatally. T.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02

The balance WILSON STOCK will be
RETAIL well as Wholesale
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02
A Mayer Oysr.ui,.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The gener-
al term of the Supreme Court has
ordered the reinstatement of Gen.
Smith, removed from the office OF
the Police Commissioner by Mayor
Cooper.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-02

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(San LuisO land Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right o
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 345 o'clock P. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01
Roply to GA"

EDITons KEowEE CouRIEn In tho issue Of
your paper Of tho 18th Of June / notice IN
article from your correspondent 'A', which
purports to be reply to an article written by
mo somc weeks ago in reference to the recent
County Convention and other matters. / hayo
no disposition TO continue discussion with
writer who masks himself behind fictitious
name, aud would have tuken no notice of tho
article had it not been for the fact that "A" has
ignored the subject under discussion and devoted
his article to personal attack upon nc. GA"
rs usual with persons who have n weak cause,
hopes by personal ''insinucndocs" against his
opponent to strengthen n cause which is weak
and he has not the ability 10 maintain. I am
frank TO admit that have often made imprudcnt
speeches, aud venture the assertion that no
public speaker, however gifted and prudent, that
has not often said things in haste which at his
leisure ho rcpents Of. But your correspondent
is entirely mistaken when he says that not long
since made speech in direct opposition to my
known views on the subject spoken on. ! do
not know TO what public speech the writer re-
fers, but this I do know that have fncver had
the dupliciiy 10 speak one thing and act another,
TO cover with smooth speech hidden purpose.
"A" is simply mistaken. l never write under
an assumed name to mako personal attacks;
never speak one sentiment holding another;
never profess frankncss, yet hide from The
public; but have had always tho boldncss to
speak my views and assume their responsibility,
Notwithstanding "a" in his own language, has
the nfallibiliy 10 assume tho dictatorship 'to
set certain things Alright in this county" If !
were SO disposed myself could deal in personal
''insinucndocs," which, perhaps, would show
that "A' is not altogether that frank and open
individual that he processes 10 be; but The public
arc not interested in personal matters to which
"a" has narrowed the matter, and while, 10 uso
tho language Of his last article, he is "not
captious," l will Take no further notice of him,
hoping thereby to succeed in pacifying better
than on a forincr occason. Yours respectfully,
J. S. WERNER.
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State Of South Carolina.
@GOMlIEE., GNnlMlrM

By Richard Lc'vis, Esq, Jad!ye Of Probate.
Wn"REAs, Jesse W. Strbling has made suit TO
W me to grant him Letters Of Administers.
Effects Of Wm. James, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Wm. James, deceased, that they be,
and appear, before me- in the Court Of Probate,
to be held at Walhalla, S G., on Saturday, 17tlr
OF July instant, after publication hereof,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
If any they have, why tho said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 30lh
day Of June, Ammo Donni 1880.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate Of Oconcc County.
July ], Il, o 33-2t
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The next annual meeting Of tho State Press
Association ia to be held in Beaufort.
a sea COW eight feet long and 500
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ScmooL CoMMiss1oNEn's OFFICE.

WALHALLA, 5. C., juno 20 1880
TllE State Board OF Examiners at n recent
L meeting recommended that examinations
throughout the State be held on the first Friday
and Saturday of January and the first Friday
and Saturday in July Of each year. and that no
examination be given except on those days.
In consequence of which We hope that those
who desire TO teach before the first of January
next will attend at the Commissioners Office on
the second Friday or Saturday of July next.
Ey authority Of the Board of Examiners.
ISAAC WlCKIIFFE,
School Commissioner Oconcc County.
July |, 1880 23It
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Figures Worth Considering.

Tho Garfield Republicans have not the
slightest hopc Of carrying u single Southcrn
State. This assures 1873 electoral votes to
Con. Hancock. lie will need only II clccto-
raj votes in The Northern States to complete
tho requisite majority Of lS5. Where can he
get them?
The States OF Pennsylvania, New jersey,
Now York and Connecticut cast 70 votes.
namely: Pennsylvania, 20; New Jersey, o.:
New York, 35, and Connecticut G. On y
straight pull between The two parties, New
Jersey and New Yorl; Nro decidedly Demo,
cratic, and Connecticut usually inclncs in
that direction while Pennsylvania has been
disposed to 50 Republican. In The spirited
contest Of 1876, New York gave Tildcn and
Hendricks majority Of $4,000 New Jersey
majority Of J2,000, aud Connecticut a
majority Of $500 bat Pennsylvania went for
Hayes by q majority ofl7,Q00.
Under ordinary circun stances, these four
States might be expected to vote IN November
next as they did fonr yyavs ago. EYcn such
q result would more than suffice to olcct
Hancock and English for New Jersey, Now
York, and C,nnccticut cast fifty votes, which
is three moro ;han tlo Democratic candi-
dates will need with the whole vote Of the
South.
But with Gen. Hancock at The head Of the
ticket, the circumstances arc not Of nm ordi'
nary charac!cr rs far rs these four States arc
concerned. There ovo now living in pcnnv
sylvania, New Jersey, New York and Con-
nectcnt at least two hundred thousand voters
who served with Gen. Hancock in the army
Of the Potomac, while tens OF thousands Of
thcm, first and last, served under him. The
two hundred thousand have been with him in
many q baltic for the preservation Of the
Union, and The tens Of thousands havo seen
him, sword in hand fsh,ing shonlder to
shoulder with them in the thickcst press.
With Gen. Hancock; backed by Tho united
Democracy Of these four States, tho proba-
bility that The extra soldier voto will prOYo
ample to maintain tho Democratic maioritos
of 1875 in tho three Statos that went for
Tilden, and to capture tho 5000 votes in
Pennsylvania which arc needed to turn that
State over to Hancock, must DO admitted to
bo reasonably strong,
But we have overlooked Indiana, and It's
Is electoral votes, which wcro cast for ri!dcn
and Hendricks four years ago. Tho State
naturally nclinos to tho Democracy. Tho
Cincinnati Convention has strengthened The
ticket by placing Wm. II. English upon il
as candidate for Vicc President. lie is
ono of tho ablost and most popular men in
tho State, and his namo will most lkcly
secure it to tho Democrats in the preliminary
election in October, just as Hendricks Sc
cured it in 1876. This will rondcr tbt
triumph Of Hancock and English in Noycm
bor by handsome majority both natural Nn(
casy.--Me,o York Sun.
!. Il The next annual meeting Of tho State Pres
4 Association Ia to be held in Beaufort.
a SEQ COW eight feet long and S0(
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Nphi'i.Sio - offlGE,
DISTRICT OF SouTu CAROLINA, !
CoLUMDlA, June 90, 1880.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom it may
~ concern that the following described pro-
pcrty having been seized for II violation of the
United States Internal Revenue Law, bonds for
the cost of action in the United States Court
must be filed with the Collector Of the District
within thirty days from the date hereof, or Tho
same will bs forfeited 10 the United States, to-
wit:
ONE Bon TOBACCO, seized from Thomas 8.
Crnyon.
ONE BON TOBACCO, seized from James
Hunter & Sons.
Il. NJ. BRAYTON,
Collector District South Carolina.
II. II. JlLISON, Deputy Collector.
July !, 1880 1885,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01

?artment do not doal much in politics and
talk but littlo about cnndinatos and parties.
They have, howovor, but ono thing to say
about Con. Hancock, that ho is ono of tho
finest officers in tho army and ono of the bost
tnen in tho country. Tho Democratic nomi-
nco is popular among all tho officers and mon
in tho scrvico.
Postmaster General Key said: "Tho non,-
ination of Gen. Hancock is tho strongest they
tho Dcmocrats) could havo mado. lilo has u
good record as soldier and has no political
record to answer for"
Assistant Postmaster General Tyncr says
that no stronger nomination could hayo boon
mado by the Democratic party.
Tclcgrams from all sections of tho country
like the aboyo inform us TINT the nomination
has been received with unusual favor and
great enthusiasm.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01

Col. Alex. Mcclure, Of the Philadelphia
Times, tlnd.) says Pennsylvania is us sure
for Hancock rs Ohio is for Garfield.