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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
legal, NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
Y accordance with the provisions OF an Act
OF the Legislature of the State Of Mississippi
approved February LIST, Isl, to be found ON
pa yes ~. lbs. and I19 of the published laws
of that year. / viii receive sealed proposals
for the purchase and liquidation OF Bonds,
refunded under the provisions of said Act 10
the amount of (S2l5O Uo) twenty -one hundred
and fifty dollars. The proposals viii be re
ceived at the Capital state Bank, in the City
of Jackson, on Friday, the "a day Of July,
1880, and opened in tie presence OF such hid
ders as may desire to be present These pro
posals shall be addressed to the Treasurer Of
Kinds County, and shall be marked Propo-
sails for Purchase Of Bonds Of Kinds County,
under Act February 1st, 1871" and shall be
properly sealed L. ". CARRAWAY,
June Is, 'S0-3w. Treasurer Kinds Co.
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Mississippi State Teachers Associa-
ton

To the Editor OF TIE CLARION:
AT A meeting OF the Executive Committee O
the Miss ssippi STATE Teachers Association
held at Sardis few days since, for the pur-
pose Of preparing a programme for the coming
. session Il this body, u be held IN the City oi
Jackson on the 18Th o. July. rroxlmo- II was
decided 10 a lor the following werk 10 the
various mem bers OF The Association, with tie
earnest reoues, OF the committee that each one
below mentioned vii prepare paper on the
nbjeet ASS gRed, viz Prof K. " Jones, MAJ
+ ural Science; Prof. T. L Johnson, kng.Isa
literature Chancellor A r Stewart. PUBIC
Education: Prot A. b. Jayne, Co-edUcaton
f Of the sexes: Rev. Chas. OXEN, Mental Dlsci-
pine and Culture; Prot. Chas L. Patton, Best
Method Of Teaching Reading and Executions
Mr.. Timothy Mor0uey- Necessity OF Ieacner :
Institutes Prof 7 &. Deupree, School DlscI-
pline; Prof G.. ". Turner, Best Method 81
Teaching English Grammar Mrs. AdeIa Hlli-
man, Female Elucstlon; Rev Z = Miller
Theory aud Practice Of Teaching z. Prof. A n
Drake Teachers Associations Mr. ". "
Jean, Necessity Of Moral Training Ia the Pub
Tic schools. NJ. J. J. Suite Necessity OF Edu-
eating be C0iored People Of the South; Prot-
p. NJ McRay, General Mathematics Welcome
Address, Col. r T. Cooper
It's earnestly enjoinei upon those above
mentioned. that they be present and fulhll the
wishes Of the committee.
With the foregoing programme carried out,
those ia attendance viii enjoy an intellectual
treat rarely offered IN Mississippi. The cause
Of education in this State, Ike many other
professions and occupations, has within a re-
cent date received an impetus that only needs
earnestness, zeal and energy 10 produce re-
suits that VIII be felt for all time to come We
are just beginning not to see daylight, but TO
see where daylight may be sought for success
fully. Let as not fail TO seize the oppOrtune
moment All acbers OF the State are invited
go be present ana become members Of the Asso-
citation.
Correspondence with railroads and steam
boats, in reference TO q reduction in rates OF
TausportatIon for those in attendance, Is no"
IA process, and the result viii be published
soon as known J. A. SMITH,
Pres [ Of Association.
JACKSON MISS. June II, 1850.
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Registration of Voters.
Corinth Herald. /

All persons becoming of age or having
moved into the county required to regis
ter in the election district in which they live.
All persons who being heretofore registered
voters, and have moved from the election dis
trict in which they are registered, must apply
to the Circuit Clerk and have their names
transferred to the election district in which
they now reside. No one can vote in an cleo
ton district unless his residence is in the same
district. By election district Is meant an
election precinct-not a supervisors. The law
makes it the duty of the Board of Supervisors
to define the merits and bounds of the several
election precincts but these will hardly be
changed from present locations Persons
already registered, and who have not changed
their places of abode, do not need to register
again.
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THERE is an advertisement in our columns TO-
day which we take much pleasure in referring
because we believe in it and can conscientiously
and heartily recommended. We refer to Hall 5
Hair Remover. We remember many cases Ia
our midst OF old and middle aged people who
formerly wore gray hair or whose locks were
thin and faded, but who now have presentable
head pieces, and with no little pride announce
to their friends that they haven't grey hair
in their heads. 1t is psr1onable pride, and
the world would be better off, if there was more
oft. foy when the aged make themselves at
traetiye 10 others they ere more certain to win
81 retain the esteem ani respect 10 which q
burtben of we'll spent years entities them Try
Halls Hair Remover if age or disease has
thinned or vhitened your locks and you WIN
.hanE ne for our advice-Pan-Handle News,
Wellsburg, w. Va.
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Our Law Departm How 1t is APP
preciated.

MAYERsvILLE, Miss, June 18th, 1850.
EDITORS CLARION The Law Depart
ment" Of The WEEKLY CLARION, makes
the paper interesting to the legal fraternity.
The abstract Of decisions keeps us-residing
in the rural districts-posted on the new
questions decided by the Court, and sup
plies a want We have long felt. l hope that
this feature of your paper will be continued.
Judge Brame's articles on the new Code we
look for with interest, all changes are ammo
tated from his articles in our old Codes, as
they will be in the new, as soon as it is
issued. Yours truly,
w. :. PARISH.
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J. L. POWER.

re- Mississippi Exchanges viii help good
cause by noting the foregoing
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

SsFALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
- Stables at Mississippi STATE LunatIc Asy-
INN vii be received until u NJ, the 25ih inst
The center building viii be eighty ven
50 feet long by shirty-three 1881 wide, with
Two wings eighty by thirty feet each. All Il
be two stories high; and to De built Of frs
class brick, and covered in with iron roofing
Plans and specifications viii be exhibited on
application TO me.
hight t. reject any and al bids reserved.
r. F. McGILL, Steward.
jackson, Miss. June is, loc0-2w
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The Cincinnati Southern Line.

This line for the North and West offers
great inducements to travellers. Passengers
taking the V. & NJ Road, at Jackson, at 4
o'clock P NJ, make close connection with
the Cincinnati Southern at Chattanooga,
and reach Cincinnati quicker than by any
other route Sleeping cars from Vicksburg
Company have made a general reduction of
passenger rates to run till July 9th. Fares
throughout the line are to be two cents per
noita
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
StauntOn. Va,

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.
TUIS INSTITUTION CONTINUES TO IN
L crease in prosperity from year to year 1t
offers superior advantages in location in its
buildings and grounds. In its general ap-
poiutments and sanitary arrangements Its
full corps of superior and experienced teach
ers. It's unsurpassed advantages in Music
Modern languages, Elocution, Fine Arts
Physical Culture and instruction in the Theo-
~ and Practice OF Cooking. The successful
efforts made to secure health, comfort and
happiness. lie opposition TO extravaganza.
Its standard of solid scholarship. For full
particulars apply TO the Principal for Cata-
logues.
iunel6, S0-Sw.
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stste Sunday School Convention.

The Mississippi State sunday School Con-
vention will hold its third annual session at
Meridian on Wednesday and Thursday, July
9TH and sth. Programmes, and blanks for
Statistical Reports will be furnished on ap-
plication to VIM. J. Brown, Jr., Secretary,
Jackson.
Transportation arrangements have been
effected as follows:
The Yicksburg and Meridian Railroad
will sell round trip tickets 70 delegate, at 6
cents per mile one way. Sale of tickets to
be on 9th and 9TH July-good to return I'M
til 10th.
All delegates from stations on the line of
the Chicago, st. Louis rnd \. O r. R., will
purchase regular fare tickets to Jackson, and
will be returned from Jackson to their re-
peetive stations at cents per mile. The Sec
retarv of Convention will issue certificates
of attendance, the same to be exhibited to
agent at jackson when applying for the
half-rate return ticket.
The Mobile i Ohio Railroad gill sell excur-
sion tickets at all stations from ate Line TO
Corinth at 5 cents per mile each way. Sale O.;
tickets TO commence July 5th, 10 close sth, and
not good after 10Th.
I I. poWEp
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ElectOr-2nd District.
Pamela Star

We regret to learn that our friend Hon.
q. D. Stands, declines the appointment of
FIector for this district. Mr.. Stands de-
clined alone for private reasons and because
he cannot afford to devote the necessary
time and labor to the demands of an active
campaign. Hon. Thomas Spight, of Ripley.
is therefore elector for this district and we
expect to see him do veteran service in the
approaching campaign.
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If you want a nice parlor set 60 to
E. BLooM's
Impaired Digestion.

The majority of people suffer to greater or
lesser degree from this sad affection: many
unthinkiuglg cultivate it by insufficiently
masticating their food; others whose occupa-
ton IS Of a sedentary character have it forced
upon them, the excessive use OF tobacco, ETC.,
all tend to develop it. The symptoms vary
one suffering severely after meals. another
only slightly, constipations diarrhoea, fiat
ulence, variable appetite, etc, are only few
of its unpleasant consequences. Now what is
required, Is attendance to diet, assisted by q,
remedy which aids the natural secretions in
ting alimentary canal, and produces again a
normal solvency Of food. Such a valuable rem
edy Is the celebrated HOME STOMACH BITTERs.
For sale by BYRON LEMLY, JACKSON, MIssIs-
sIPPT.
IF you want your dining-room fitted up go to
E. BLOOMS
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Hon. C. B. Mitchell.

Hon c. B. Mitchell has been invited BY the
the committee, and accepted pressing invita-
ton to deliver the Memorial Addreis a Price 5
Cross Roads, on the 10th of June The graves
of our Confederate dead will be decorated on
that day. The honors could not have fallen
on more suitable or able one and we, in adj
vance, promise all who may be so fortunate as
to be present, rare treat on that occasion.
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EIeetOr For The First District.

Pontotoc Democrat
Hon. C. B. Mitchell, of Pontotoc, was elected
Elector for the lst District by the State Demo
cratic Convention last week. If the remain
ing districts are ably repre- scented as the
first, the Democrats of Mississippi may con
graduate themselves on their good fortune
There Is not a more eloquent speaker in the
State than Col Mitchell. The woods Of this
district will ring with his eloquence and under
its magnetic influence the camp-fres of the
Democracy will be rekindled once more and
burn brightly along the lines, as in the famous
and memorable campaign of 1875. Col. Mitch
ell IS the right man in the right place.
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NAUTILUS
REMARKS.

We are glad that what we intended as a
good-natured paragraph has afforded "Nau-
titus" an opportunity of writing up pearl
River Navigation for space is always
available in that cause, and is particularly
at the service Of the Oliver Clifton, not
withstanding we seem to have offended her
by saying she was 'out of repair" ''Nau-
titus says she is not ''out of repair" but
gives as tie real reason why she was laid
up that "she had broken a shaft" We
accept the amendment, but think he might
have spared us the lecture about throwing
a damper on the enterprise" Our CORES
pendent is entirely too serious. We claim
to be sound on Pearl River Navigation.
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What is the Use

or suffering day after day with CbiEs and
Fevers, Biliousness and Liver Complaint
when CUBAN CHILL Tone. the Great West In
dies Fever and Ague Remedy, introduced into
this country from Cuba, viii cure YOU al once
and give you hea tn? You should suffer ii you
do not Try this great Medicine Il makes 10
difference how long you have sufered-how
many doctors you have tried-how many pres
crIptlons You have taken, AMI done YOU no
good, try CUBAN CHILL Tonic. Two doses viii
stop Chills while One Bottle breaks them up
Tor years and cOnyinces you thAt II Is the
best medicine on earth. Il makes no differ
elce how much Quinine you have taken. or
other noftrums, just try One Bottle Of CUBAN
GRILL Tone. You will bless the day you try
It. 60 to your Druggist ct ! bottle
and try IL 1t Is cheap aud safe.
THOUSANDS Of children die yearly from
Worms in the stomach PARKERS SANroS-
NE WoRa LozENGEs, are the best Worm Medi-
cine. Children love them and cry for them.
Try them Try PARKER'S WORN LozENGFs,
the best in the vorld-Sold by your Drug
gist-
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The Death of GOV. Brown.

Elsewhere, in cur editorial columns, ap
propriate tribute i paid to the memory 0
Ex-Governor Albert G. Brown. The new
Of his sudden death reached this city Oh
Sabbath last, and that night his remains
were brought to this city for ipterment
The particulars IF his death are q follows
On Saturday afternoon he rode 10 Terry to
get physician 70 visit Mrs. Brown, who
was suffering with chills After making a
few business and social calls, Dr. Rawls ac-
companiei him 70 his home, about two
miles from town. On arriving at the house.
he told the Doctor TO walk in, and he
would ride - the pond 20 water his horse
IL about twenty minutes, tie horse was OBJ
served. riderfess, and search being made
the Governor was found lying in shallow
water. with bis face downward. Or. Rawl-
at once repaired 10 the spot, bat found life
extinct Death resulted from sudden at
tack OF apoplezv. or ugestion-theTe being
none Of the usual signs Of death by drowning.
Messrs. Iribe-ee, Thompson, Sorsby, and
Wharton. Of Terry, accompanied the re-
mains 70 Jackson, and on their arrival here
at 1880 sunday night a number OF our
citizens were "a, tie depot, to receive them.
The body was conveyed u the rotunda Of
the Capitol, where il lay i'll state until II
o'clock Monday morning Appropriate
drapsry was provided, and rare flowers
placed on the cazket by fair hands; and,
notwithstanding the brief notice, hundreds
repaired to the Capitol to pay respect to the
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LEMLY & SON

STILL WEAR THE HORNS."-A Full
- Stock of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. WATER.
COOLERS, BATH-TUBS, CHINA X CROCK.
cry WARE on hand, all Of which we an,
offering AT Bottom Figures. Spend your Mo.
uey at Home. Sustain your own merchants
Give US a call and examine Goods and Prices
and we viii satisfy you that money and trou-
BILE are saved by buying your goods OF us.
Respectfully,
5. LEAILY x son.
- 81 DO,
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HO! for Cincinnati.

Hon. w. L. Hemingway, Chairman OF
State Executive Committee, IS authorized
to publish that exercursion tickets to Gin
cinnati and back can be had on either route
for S23.4o, and also the following:
From Shubuta, s2l 80; from Meridian,
~coOba, Macon Columbus, West Point,
Aberdeen, Okolona and Tupelo, $1,000 ;
from Corinth, $3.50; from Jackson Tenn,
for sale by 10th inst. and good till after
July lst.
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LETTER FROM CAPT. LAWRENCE OF THE Y.
* NJ. r. r.
NICK-BURG, Miss, June II, 1850.
EDITOR CLARION Cincinnati Excur-
sion tickets, good for 10 days viii be sold at
Jackson on 18th instant at $23.4O, at Vic ks
burg they Will be sold for $3.50.
Yours, etc,
Geo. ID. LAWRNCNE.
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june16,' 80-3m
PERRY. HoUsros CoUNrY. ca

PERRY Houston COUNTY. Ga
We have known ''Swift's Syphilitie Specific
tested in hundreds of obstinate cases ofSyphilis
Mercurial Rheumatism, Scrofula, etc. Il made
the most perfect and permanent cures IN every
case.
HuGH L. DESNARD, ELI WARREN,
SAM D. KILLES J. W WNAERLY.
Judge Co. Court, J. c. G1LREaT. Drug7t
7. L. WARREN, of J. W MANN
J. W. Lathrop s Co, County Treasurer.
Savannah. Ga. WM D. PIERCE, Sheriff.
ED. JACKSON c. c. DUNCAN
Dept Crk Sup'r CT. DAY Il GoRDox,
WIN BRUSsoN,
We are acquainted with the gentlemen whose
signatures appear to the above certificate
They are citizens of said county, of the high
est respectability and character A. S. GILES
Ordinary Houston Co. Ga
D. H. CUTLER.
Cleek Superior Conrt, Houston County, Ca
L am personally acquainted with the propri-
etors, and many of the gentlemen whose sig
natures appear to the foregoing certificates
They are men of high character and standing
A. II. C0LQUlTT,
Governor of Georgia
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, PTopri-
etors, Atlanta Ga.
Sold by BYRON LEMLY, Jackson Miss
Call for copy of "Teung Mems Friend"
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Oregon Election.

CHICAGO, June 10.-News from Portland
Oregon, of the latest election returns from
the interior of the State indicate that NJ. G.
George (Republican) is elected to Congress
by majority of 1900 The entire Repub-
lican ticket for Judges of the Supreme
Court is elected beyond doubt
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The New code-The ClariOn's Enterprise.

Hon. L Brane, q legal gentleman Of dis
tinction- IS furnishing The CLARION with Sc
ries Of letters explanatory Of the new Code
Il is 3 matter OF much Importance that every
citizen should have s degree of familiarity
with the state Statutes, and II IS almost
impossible TO bring the averag " citizen 10 the
task of reading law books, the idea Of pre-
ssntlug the Code in an Intelligent and cauti-
waiting form through the newspaper. is The
very plan to meet the case. We shall be care
ful to copy Mr.. Braue's letters as they appear
in the CLARION, and hope our readers viii
give them careful
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16

A CARELESS diet, a change of water, or 8
Cold settliag in the Bowels, very often brings
on at this season of the year, az obstinate
Diarrhsea or some serious Affection of the
Stomach or Bowels, imperiling the life of the
patient If you would treat such complaints
in q rational way, try at once DR..
Jayne's Carminatiye Balsam. q simple, but
sale remedy in such attacks, and equally efec-
tual in all cases of Cramps, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery, and Summer Complaint
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW LIBRARY FOR SALE.

COMPLETE LAW LIBRARY. including
\ Il full >et Of Mississippi Reports, fer sale
on reas uable terms. Apply 70
" Z. TOWER.
iuppI6 'Ssl-3m Grenada Miss
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THE difficulty some the Census Enumerators
have met IN trying to ascertain the ages Of
men and women who desire TO appear young
er than they are, does not arise in enough
cases, probably, TO vitiate the returns to
ages
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NOTIFIED
Zoe SALE.

j County. 10 miles north If = trK-oH. on the
Livingston road, known a- the Washing
ton tract near Society Ridge meeting
House; adjoining tbs lands ot George Whit
field, Green, a. EirlaH, Middleton, Fontaiue,
suficieucy OF fre-uoed. and uew cabins viii
be sold On time, if desired.
Addres- b. r. MOORE.
April T. Soft. Meridian. Miss
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A PROFESSI0NAL TEACHER

OF THIRTEEN WARS EXPERIENCE
- desires employment ina % community that
wishes 70 establish Boarding and Day School,
aud commands locat pa ronage sufficient for
one teacher. C0rres pouienco solicited. Good
references given, Address
"TEACHER"
CLARION OFFICE Jackson, Miss.
1nav2G. -sO-2ms.
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The Mississippi Press on the Presidential
Nomination.

bfookhaYen Ledger
After the adjournment OF the Press Conven-
ton the preference of ffty-si1 editors was
taken for President, resulting as follows !:
Hancock, twenty-five; Bavard, fifteen Tilden
fourteen Field FIVE. This shows that the
Ledger is not the only paper in the State that
believes Tilden should be renomn ated
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Choice liquors and Wines.
June Is, s0-4-m

WE NOW HAVE a LICENSE TO SELL
" goods in this line from pint no % five
gallons. Those in want OF pure, unadultera-
ted goods for Medicine and Cooking purposes,
can get II of Us at Jdir price. Some Choice
Rock and Rye.
Respectfully,
iune2 sO-2m S LEMLN \ son
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.
Our Advertisers.

Messrs. 4. II. Paxton & Co, Eicksburg
founders and machiHists, have q card that
speaks for itself. 1t Is an old firm, steadily
increasing rs capacity and business.
a complete law library Is offered for sale
BY Capt w. +. fowler, Grenada.
Proposals are invited for the building of
new stables a. Lunatic Asylum.
1Ies-r- Eyrich < Co, are now selling tie
celebrated organs Of Geo. Woods < Co, at
maryelOusly low prices
L. W. Carraway, Esq, Treasurer Kinds
County, invites proposals for the purchase
and liquidation of bonds 70 the amount of
available cash in his hands for that purpose.
Augusta Female Seminary, Stanton,
Va Miss Mary J. Baldwin, Principal, al
ways 10 the front rank OF our educational
institutions Is the first 70 make announce
ment in our columns tor the next years
business.
DR.. II. Burnley, Of Haziehurst, is bring
ing printer ink 10 MS aid, in making
known the value Of his Liver LOzcnee-."
which are claimed To be q perfect specific
for worms, and a pleasant substitute for
castor oil and all liver pills. For sale by
Lelnly and LedDetter.
PRoF. ". II. MAGRUDER, Principal Of the
Canton Female Institute, will accept our
thanks for an invitation to attend the grad
uatiug exercises Of his school from Jure II
TO ZIst.
WE desire to express our thanks for the
courtesy Of an invitation to attend an enter
by the Cadets Of the PhiLhistoric
. . .;..5,.,.f NTiTfta-v, Ty--i+rt 70 al
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THrmost wonderful blood purifier in the
world-eradic ates every taint--s. 8. S.-FOr
sale by BYRON LEALT, jackson MISS
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Democratic State Conventions.

L
Democratic State Conventions.
INDIANA.
xGov Thos Hendricks was chosen per-
manent chairman. Resolutions were adopted
instructing delegates to present the name of
Mr.. Hendricks to the Cincinnati Convention
as a nominee for Pre- sident, and to vote as q
unit on all questions before the Convention.
GEORGIA.
The Convention rec commended adherence to
the two thirds rule The delegation was re
ported solid for Field, except one for Bayard
and one for Hlden.
ILLINOIS-COOK COUNTY.
The Democratic Convention of Cook county.
(including city of Chicago has nominated 90
delegates to the State Convention, and adopted
a resolution instructing them To vote for Sey-
mour.
MARYLAND
recommends Bayard.
KENTUCKY
For Ii lden.
TENNESSEE.
Delegates uninstructed and unoommitted.
ARKANSAS
majority of the y delegates from Arkan-
to Cincinnati are Tilden men.
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Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised"
w H H. GREEN Postmaster.