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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27
JUDGMENT.
Martha Woods
".
b. n. Lynch, her husband.

Dirtrict Court Parisl, of Natchitocl,cs.
No. Siy3.
IN this case by reason If the law and
1 the evidence being in favor Of the
plaintiff, and against the ,lcsrndaut on
trial after regular assignment, it IL or
lcrc.l, adjnlsc,l and ,Iccrcc.l that the
plaintiff Martha Woods, wife Of y. NJ.
Lynch, do have and recover Of the de.
ttdant. i. NJ. Lynch, her Husband. tho
sum Of Two Thousand and Forty Dol
lars, with five per cent per annum in.-
tcrest. thereon from judicial demand,
June 10Th, 1850, and I'LL cost il suit !;
that the community Of acqucts and
gains heretofore existing between plain. .
TIT aud defendant bc, and the same is
hereby dissolved; that plaintiffs legal
mortgage lie, and is hereby recognized to
secure the payment Of the above sum. to
take effect from the etll day Of June 1880,
on all the in'movahle property owned
by Defendant on and after said date.
Thus done, read aud signed in open
Court on this 2Sth day Of October, 1850.
(Signcd) d. PERSON,
Judge 18th District.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish, Of Natclitocllcs,
Clerks Office, nth Judicial Dist. Court. }
l hereby certify the attached and FORE
going to bc u true and correct copy Of
the original Judgment on file and Of
record in my Office.
Witness my hand and
l.. S, official seal this LIST day
Of November. A. y. 1880.
A. f.. LEMEE,
Nov. est. by. Clerk, d. c.
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MllQitijal,
Special Notice:

The Jury commission bav;0, i,
draw a Jury IN time for the n 'a''cdN
term, and the public Interest Deeemb.
a .!u'N term for the trial of both " c,l,I
criminal {. eases, as well as the im N" aNa
I'n-"t a Grand Jury. 1t is o,I" ." lanntD
a special jury Term orthc 1,,S '' ~ that
D'.','r' Court j" and for til, P Sa;''cia
Natrl'toch"s, be called and h.i at''h Of
m'"r'nS ON the First Monday Of a'I H.. CON-
her 1850: and the Jury Commissions r''AI.
posed OF the Clerk of the District | r CON-
Ja>cph Henry. J. Alphops. pru,v Cont
Charles A Billiard and James E, I Ks.a.s
IS hereby y, required forthwith to a Sts.
and th" Sheriff I" summon a ;u w .'as
tend upon the Court, ACCORDING ivy ~, loN
And the Clerk of said Court j.; law.
directed +" give public notice lr a. ",'t''
c"ldin% t" See. la;'! ofthe H.y; i..'' !. a''
"t"s. Ordered tins both oc,ohrr r' Nat
(Siyncd( b. Plrp>n,v' "0
Dist. Judge, nth Dist, of,
Ic"r'ify the above TO be truu an,
rect copy OF the original order G %"u Co,
recorded in my office. "'e" aid
In testimony whereof, witness -,
hand al' official seal, TIL, , a''
Il. ). day "tOct. 1850. '' '9l
GEORGE W. KEARyry
Clerk DistrictCouu
Proceedings Of the Jury Comm,,s,..
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

keenan, 0oehen ] J uethers ~
Az you dlsturbed at night and
benkoo Of your reet by . sick child
o90eejae and cryiax With the excru.
eo1eiag paia Of eutslag tseeh? lao.
~: 90 800 ed e. = bottle 9! MRS \
- wlll golieve Tie poor little sufferer
!o0eohtely- depend upoo Il /; there
no oteaks about Il. Thsrs q not
. 4eeoee - earth Who has ever
- !, Mo WI not tell you at once
Sooe : WI regulate the bowels; and
~ ~ . ~ aoe1eg, end relief
80 lea!A = ~ eAil4 operating
.!9e oa9ts. Il = pssssoaly cafe Is
- u oil cooooI ard pheasant 20 the
(eooA ae0 = ~ peeocsipeioo OF one
. ~ o)dsse ed heos family phSsi.
9oe 81 AnlDoe u the United 81 atee.
eyeeyWAeeo. : eeats . bottle.
~. ~aya 4. 4.la $50.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

We learn that the venerable Arch.
bishop PERCHR, after sojOurn OF
some length abroad In the interests
OF his diocese, will return to 1t about
the end Of this month. The many
friends and admirers Of this deser.
vediy esteemed prelate will no doubt
give him q warm reception.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27
Business Politics.

II our people would view the late
canvass and its results from :: prac.
tcaI stand point we doubt not they
could see at once that there was no
assimilation between the mere po-
litical sentiment OF it and their real
business interests.
For instance, there WAS 40 least
three emphatic declarations iu Tie
Democratic platform to which the
mass OF Democrats, SO called, in this
State are opposed. And these de
clarations are almost the very mar
row Of the platform. while upon two
Of them the results Of the canvass
turned. These three points were:
First: A tariff for revenue only.
Second: Opposition to Chinese en-
igration.
Third: Public money for public
uses only.
The first OF these II carried out
would ruin beyond all hope OF recov.
cry an industry OF Louisiana. almost,
II not. as important as its cotton.
An industry which furnishes employ
ment to thousands Of laboring men
and women. The cultivation OF sugar.
We do not take into consideration
the growing manufacturing interests
OF the State, which would be imper-
illed by the enactment OF revenue or
free trade laws. These interests are
great and growing, and would blight
to the root under the fostering care"
Of the "late Democratic platform"
The second might be Considered as
necessary to the full development of
that interest which the first would
destroy. Thousands Of acres OF land
In the alluvial districts OF Louisiana
are uncultivated for want OF labor,
upon which only such class OF labor.
ers as the Chinese or Negro could work
with profit to themselves or the own
ers. So long as these lands remain
untitled, just 80 long will Louisiana
aud Louisianians remain poor. De.
prive us OF the right and power to
procure our labor where We can, and
our interests are ut once injured.
This declaration against Chinese en-
igratiOn is a direct blow ut our waste
places. and would have done us In.
calculable harm.
The third declaration Is 80 Iii.
rectly opposed to the interests Of
the Mississippi Valley, and Louis.
lana 10 particular, that it Is but
necessary to call attention to it
in order to dispel the glittering IL.
fusion under which We labored during
the political canvass just closed. We
have been begging for money from
the government since 1870. with which
to levy the Mississippi. and no mat.
ter what strained arguments may be
used the primary object OF this ap.
Precipitation is to ''protect the lands
ON its banks from overflow" These
lands belong to private individuals.
and are cultivated for private profit.
We might perhaps enlarge on this by
citing from the columns OF our own
and a number Of other papers
throughout the State our and their
advocacy Of monicd aid from the Ma.
tional Government to the Southern
Pacific railroad.
These points, which We make from
the platform OF the Democratic par.
ty In the canvass Of 1880, show, We
think. how far removed our politics
ts from our business, aud We may
add that We DO not think the people
III this State will ever again swallow
such a bait OF ruin, no matter II
gilded with the vision Of soft places
10 CustOmhouses, and a superb Major
General In the Federal army.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

Mr.. p. H. MCKENNy, from New
Jersey. IL In Nee Orleans for the
purpose Of lOcatinga colony Of fami.
lies from that State In this. II our
land owners had In their answers to
our questions OF last week here
would be Q chance for tenants.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

People are carrying the majority
rule 90 far In this State. that In many
localities the majority have decided
that the minority cannot drink whis-
key. What a fine field there is here
for the Prickly.Ash. and. Red. Oak.
bark drinking demogogue. We pre-.
dict that the prohibition parishes
won't have q live dOgwoOd or red
oak tree within their borders in q
years time.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27
Hen. Thomas C. Manniss.l

Tho appointment Of the Hon. Thoe
G. Manning. late Chief Justice Of the
State. to the Senatership made va.
can't by the death OF the Hon, 0pof.
ford. reflects great credit upon the
wtsdom OF our young Governor.
Judge Asnstoa Is among our fore.
most man and Louisiana can reet IN
perfect assurance that her rights
will b we'll and truly guarded BY
this distinguished gentleman.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

The Sabine SOuthrOn informs as OF
Q 'sleight" which occurred In that
parish on Wednesday. This IL the
worst spell Of sleet we ever heard Of
In thie section at least.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

What about the killing Of DR..
JONEs, Editor Of the North LA. Re.
publican? II 1t was assassination let
the people Of this State know the
truth. that they may express their
opinion thereon.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

VuVU OU0u Z UUtS VU0UsSUlCcO.
Epilepsy or Fits treated with wonderful sue
cess rs all cases are carefully examined and
none taken but those Offering good prospect OF
curing.
lmportrncy, Spcrn,atorrhea and Sexual DE
iliv, treated by medicine alone, has hereto torG
proved useless and even injurious They ia
no good 10 the universal testimony of all hon
est physicians. Thousands have '.hmt"red'
for these complaints. and have thrown away
their money and their constitutions together,
hut tue nuctor Coluhiurs mcdical treatment
with electricity. the electricity hrin. genera
ted by u simple electrical apparatus that any
one eau Use, aud 10y these mcaus l,snres success
Constipation the bane Of SD many lives an,l
the most prolific source of illhtaltil, cured by
u simple method, with little or no medicine.
Diseases OF women treated by electricity
without pain or exposure.
Structure of the urethra aud Rrctum cured
without surgical operation and without pain
Tape Worm, Diseases vi the Kidneys. Bla,l
der, Private Diseases. rheumatism, Neural
ga Nervous and Sick Headaches, Asthma,
Weak. Painful and Sore Eyes, without a snrgi
cal operation Deafness, Noise in the Ears, all
Skin Diseases. Scr"tnla, Tumors, Loss Of Voice
etc, successfully treated by improved remedies
Letters OF inquiry must be accompanied will,
stamp for reply.
\. B.-NO ualnes made public without tie
written consent Of the parties.
The following persons may he referred to:
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
Capt. MAX BLANCHARD. Piles
JAS WALLEILLEClI, Snpt. johnson.
Foundry. Rheumatism.
l.. II. Patterson, Pilot stmr. Pagan. Plies
| MAX BEER. G3 Canal street, Neuralgia
Mrs. MILLER, corner jackson and Liberty
streets. Deaf.
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Proceedings Of the Jury (onu,,,,..
Parish Of Natchitooh''''

"'A'E or L0uEIAy,
Parish Of Natchitoels,,, {
CLERK s OFFICE, 18th District Cou,,
On Wednesday, October 9th ,s.o .
members of the jury Commission M. y. !!
the Clerks office. at Natchitochas NY !,
pursuant TO an order of the Hon n E'
son Judge OF the nth District Con ~,
bearing date the Goth day Of (ht", a.
1850. hereto annexed aud made part hs,.,
Of. Present: Joseph Henry. ia. y
kccgan, }. A. prudhommc, G. A pn T.
lard and George W. Kcarney. C Dl
When Charles A. Billiard, in The NJ.
Scncc Of the other Commissioners nrs. u','
then proceeded to open and draw fro",
the General Vrnim Box, one at ,im "'
the following named persons Ia srrye ".
Grand and Petit Jurors at the eu.n;",
December Term. 1850, Of tho nth Jm,;s
cial District Court in and for the r,r;.h
OF Natchitochcs, State Of Louisiana ia
wit:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

LANIER has got up u bull.doozing
story which wont hold water Come
now, the stalwart days don't come
aQain. 0h!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

Those journals that live by politics
are advocating q new Constitution for
Louisiana. That's preaching mate
rial advancement with vengeance!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

General SHERMAN recommends, In
bis Annual Report, that the negro
regiments now In service be aband-
oned by expiration of enlistment.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

It is probable that the army will
be increased to 10000 men; $1,000 OF
whom will be assigned to troops Of
thA line
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

Gov. JAMES D. WILLIAMS, OF Indi.
ana, died on the Goth inst. SO pass.
es away the Blue Jeans" hero Of
1S7c
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CHAS. +. i.HERISSU\,
THE LIVE GROCER


THE LIVE GROCER
washington street.
HAS supplied himself with the most
select and bcst.aSsortrd supply OF
Crackers even brought t" this market.
The foIlowin. is simply Il partial list OF
his extensive catalogue:
ALPHAEETS,
SUGAR CAKES,
COCOA NUT JUMBLES,
ANIMALS.
CAKES 4 JUMBJES,
MILK-all brands.
Fancy assorted Biscuits, embracing
CRACKNEL.
FROSTED. CREAM.
ROUGH SUGAR,
MIC MACS,
LITTLE BEAUTIES
LEMON FINGERS.
COCOANUT, TAFFY and
RUSSIAN PRETZELS,
BUTTER,
PEARL OYSTERS.
CORN HILL,
CHOCOLATE JUMBLES,
BANANA FINGERS,
JACK FROST CAKES,
STRAWBERRY CAKES,
SODA AND CREAM CRACKERS of
every description.
Nov. 13lm.
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ANU A0r1rti5 dement's.

LIST. week OF Jan. 1851.
Now is Your Time 10 Subscribe.
REMIT YOUR MONEY At ONCE.
Succession Sale.
Succession Of Olandine Lacoste.
by virtue Of an order of the Hon. Dis
ID trict Court Of the Parish OF Natchi
toclIes, State Of Louisiana, and I" me
directed, will offer for sale t" the last
and highest bidder. at public sale, 81,
the place known as the Comm plantation,
on Old river. and belonging to said sue.
c'SSi"n, at ~ o'clock, A. NJ, on
Saturday, 18th of December, 1880,
the following movable property, to-wit :
10 Mares and Horses.
% heau Of Horned Cattle.
Terms of Sale:
Cash on the Spot, for all sums up to
Ten Dollars, and for amounts exceeding
that sum. on IL credit Of twelve months.
The purcnser to execute his prOm,isSory
note with one good and solvent personal
security, IN sOlidO, with s per cent in
terrst trOm day Of sale till paid All
subject to appraisenlent
Il. IACOSTE.
Nov. y. Administrator.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS
Served in Every Style.

THE undersigned l"gs Leave .%.''srslly
his friends and the citizens sea SaIopn
that b. will open an Vy". .,o.I Nv.
Ito. morrow on St. Denis s'' ,sIrr lie
posite the vi"dicator Once =, "a and ia,
proposes p to serve all with fresh :a.. ~" liz
oysters OYSTERS according to their taste TASTE aud
vi viii make every effort to p lea.ss,n w.
hopes to receive . far s',a1 rsn"x,ETENOT,
Oct. :O-4m.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27
Saint Charles College,
GRAND COTEAU, La,
Conducted by FATHERS Of the sOCIE.
&c lESlYS

VI aECUSs
LOCATION most ,l,calthy and pleasant,
on the Alexandria Branch Of the Nor.
gan N. q. and Texas Railroad. u miles
BY rail from vermillionyillc. Beautiful
play grounds and avenues Of oak trees
BUILDINGS comfortable. CHURCH
new aud magnificent: divine service i'm
pressive. FARE substantial aud whole
some. EDUCATION paternal, cnltiva-
ting the heart a. we'll IN the mind. Clas.
steal. Scientific and Commercial Courses.
Special attention paid to Book. keeping
aud Penn,anship. TERMS moderate.
Per Session; Board. Tuition. Washing.
$50; Bs.l and Be.lding $40: Medical
Fees ~ First Entrance or n,atricnla-
ton fee 80.
OPENING Of Session 1880 81, October
4th. REFERENCES: President of st.
Charles College-Jesuit Fathers. N. o
Nov. D--1y.
, 1880-10-09

WHICH he IIau nDl disposed VI. 1T VIC" Ok
diced a memorandum wherein hn pre-
tends IL. have sn)d me n11arc 10 ar. f3nr-
neftl. Hut this yNl,tcss hlcniurAl1dunt
BEARS THE risOor Of PAt!slrY ON Irs FACE.
s'lare w!itcI, un.iisputably he never received,
unless The administration of the, Credit
Mob!!ler has forced It's surrcnsler:, Il t1eblts
of which Is two days inter, than tho tiate of
aworii icsifnony of lie casllIer of the Ser
Krant-at.Artns, IN. whum L WA. drawn. was
t,;,a9s1 Fl, tes ;as of Its date eashe 0y Mr. Ass
tingrnt 10 II s5,0oo, wllcl air. tIarjrlA re-
ceyed for professional services twht'e he
the contract had heen atlottetl to any Ut the
other eighty bllters), 1s entirety III accorl-
Ance with tle customs uf tic country. No
eyltence whatever l.as beer .Fo,!el;t Mst Nt
Official acts, or TINT the matter at! my ron.
ticctlon with his position MS member Of Con
gress. . .-.
man Ut the .Cnnl1nIttee On Appropriations.
hal hundreds Of opportunities Ut Incoming
millionaire, It he wnMld use dishonest
nlcas,s, while lie has to ttls day
snch bcinr thc Yuc,s. lin sanctimonious
,a2T,r Of % tt{sx1ise,i s,iiice~hnntsrs or si,a.Iy
.Iut Mhounra,,"s ~ xl,o rxtmct tn coucraI their
o,v,, vilininy by ,,I.tcnsl,rctl dpn,lnctnt,on Of
"" tho tiisi,nnesfy imnIted to Wr. Garfield.
.nyc, HsI,nnnst.. it,nv thcnseivrs do I,nt hr,
tfavs H. en,,nn1 futiI,tnct. IA L, witihoil our
xot.s RI IRAN lie Rsuubjcnr, catniidates.
tva. l"iia... }f,ct ,xGus,svnT i,,mv he .ce&e1
FIN chi,,tr.s NM, mi far thst tlIn mext
Presiisnt Win Himself npen the Eates vt cor.
ritlffnt 13lat tHI{aSE Mt The EHltItt time
tl,at TX t,n,"h1ca; ,,artv. af,rr ti,e s;,ln,,fi
tnst Il Las atoo,i i,,rinv Tia lhst fn,tr yars
nrnenrto . tIr""tar nfnfv n,,ninua srrl cnr.
prsrt';, t,' ia ro rtv wi.icl, altar f,ye,ttv
r"ssr.s rnnrntn., ~ I,nnta nj Iast n snttsfv r.
55i.sir,, ~ ti,c ;5.eh,!nts ~ F~rnf ~
Finniiv - -. Tia riflftv ~ thc rnndtdntcs
| hat""af; ,vI,n,n ti,a cnunfrv nusi ci,uDsp.
I'M ~ I,ancn"k f,ae ~, fnr' fnnT mn frst'
st:"rr",.i n,' t',.. cn,,t rnrv atanIs n shtntnV
,,n' ~ ~ tin ht,,f,t - INN mnv rtsn IT,
'p'e -. s''s '...'e,s. ..n,,,,n.r
l'f 1I!s OWN tSE'"'s AHn Aps'ss! HApo"'
even u nll extFnnrniis ALL ne det,lrn MN.
| It. VIII aot have escniied tne render ttloi VIZ
nrb " no means bllHu 70 me sElortcnnlinss
" rug Kettlpllcnn pafty anu Us ,canu!tAtes'
, 1880-10-09
NIINN ESf1TA.
sptefat DttpattA IN 1he ChtedQo Tribune.

6rftta1 OUpHltH III TIE I"slHpV 7Tt0HNk3
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Oct. e.-F. N. Firney,
General Manager, r. II, Malone, General
Freight Agent, and James barker, General
Ticket Agent, Of the Wisconsin Central, are
visiting St. Paul md Minneapolis to uako
arrangements for the running Of trains Of
tile Wisconsin Central FROM Abbottsford to
81. Paul over the extGns1nn nf tile Central
and Eastern Divisions of tho Chicagn. St.
Paul, Minneapolis l. Omaha. THO extension
uf tic Central from Abboitsforl to Eals
Claire Is all graded, and there Is only eight
zen miles ut truck yet to be laid. Nov. was
fixed III the tlute for tho opening ut tho road.
Arrangements were ,hatie. fur daily train
yacM wAy eetwcen Abhottsfartt aud st. Paul.
The trail, fr..n st. Paul will CONNECT with the
tsl,,s on the n.uiu llne Ut tile Wisconsin.
Ccillrnl running from Milwaukee, to Ashland.
, 1880-10-09
ITEMS.

Tbe Hock IslRnd NWIlropl CoN,pNny Is
h,,is,Ir., hra,,n,, Ina Srnu son,I, Cnicoo1,
to Pullman. near Kensngtou.
: Mfr. Fl. II. flobart editor. Of tho Rutl,pa,,
Aoc. a. hns m M Lear appotl,trI Aldr-Je-Caulp an
t.ge' .as osv.' Mpposu T'ur.'u'. s,'.a,,r H.,
y tno Union Veterans, wllh ING rank OF
COLONEL. !
Nr, Archer Mills, II, r., from England.
aliti fn,Mily, arrived III Inc city ycsterday a1
OH the ChicasG, Burlington d Quincy OH
, 1880-10-09

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, oel. s.-Thc Receivers
of the Philadelphia Il Ileading l,atlfoad
Company give notice taat they will pay, Nov.
o, one-lluf OF the july coupons Of the general
mortgage bonds. They will nlsa pay, tho
same du,e, tho enllre July coupons Of the
general mortgage deferred sterling scrip.
Payment Is also ordered OIL tho s0ti, Of 500,
U00, nnkLt1E total Of sG00, W. out Of 81 ,oJV,
GOO Of Receivers curttcu1es.
, 1880-10-09
AUtl-TAuheFs

Yorkshire man IL now exhibiting himsftf in
The ct1uis-gr.,u,uIs Vi the . lsol.te 4na 5nx
Ellington. England. whs. has unatgt1sdGn ~, ~ ~
ibreu weeks without siepp and cu1'suuitnX seGa.
iariy stx inculs u duy-ia tho twe4ly-IoaF aouse
during tho enlItu IutcsSal.s
, 1880-10-09
THE EPlZO0Ilc.

NEW YoRx. OCT. 8.-l'llore Is evcry inll.
eat,sn nav that the cplxo0tlc vii, soon SOC
LIS last tiays hers. THO weather hns beal,
very t,ne, mud q visit just lnalB tn the stables
shGwH but very Tow new cases, ,lld tAese
arH Ut thu tnlldest form.
, 1880-10-09
TO GERMAN VOTERS.
Address Of the uerman. Independent
Republicans Of Now York.
..1~- ri ,;F1tf
A. Candid Confederation Of the
- Pending Issues.

-11nS,s1It,rF 1aQt1nq.
eAu''s 's'os
<.,. x,,x,.- f,o, r. ,ea,-r.o fur Ee1,o,r.
nw ionh' ., os.. ,,..,'.1 y, s,v" @ ~ .rt,,,,,
belong 10 the Independent Neplbllcnu or-
K, t,n,,. sxnt"all, "t ~ nI ,,,ns and cons. to le
a,,,a -, s''".t tte nn,,,,t,iic,n randtaira at
ap'e to buplnTl tliH 1.et"p'leu'' e"1'oi4A1eo"'
TIE coming Preatlcft1al election.
lhe htstury uf the Republican party, no
lcss tl,af, fi,e ,rf.ttftt,tlttt cxprctnttou tint
H.. s,sn,I't e,,",lI,in,, ~, yh,",, Ina ru,,ntrv
eto np'el"N! e"'u't.oa ~ t'''t. VIZ" o .t.'.t..tn
hhs neen la'seu u"tteI ltePtn.'ca1 tn''a"
tra1ion VIII lust ntH! ttftAer Improve uhoe1
uhfEclu' lhstl'y IIfls utte1nIhat1o'''
1t cnItnnt often e1OnRli b9 repeated that
II was the Republican purity
. .s,' .,',r,,,'..t,, M ,,i,h ,,,,tas IT, ,pos
i,oh. Wv ocsx.aet.on ~, WIZ "'"in :. s,!,., W.
t'ifeatenet: me snpport Wnsc'i u received
ti.rya1ue,l t.on,1tIer,nr. howryer. thu syu,.
natI,v whicl, the urpat n,ainritv of tle De,,,t,-
ora,i, u, '.art,. ~ ~ IN ynr'h 'ra r. tha Re-.
cra.!c parry VI ule nnlth Nse ~ tne W.
cratic meeting Ut The cooper Institute led TO
ns,stanca nua}nst tha couscrlrtton. tho
ni,iiit,itlc enthusiastically cleeritlr-,l sy,ll-
tnfhy wi,ich In isas5 uspr;,eratcd III tt,is ijiy
Into opel. rebellion md bloody iixhtiug-3a
iu E't"y E5ynYe1,tiou v % T tho Ue,UcrStic ] IN narty,
j. e., tic legitimate REPRESENTATIVE nf tho
UeuIocrscy froi. aji 1,erts II Tie country, 10
d,trinw tllt war nHuI1ist AucpssiuIl n f;liluru-
"E,ls;Harinr fl,ese, and ofhrr D.nlncraiIc
mnItif.stntio,,s w., NAV we'll nssert that Tic
nyniIlal,ie Hcrit of having saved the Uninn
Sfs bS1nK Lty without n1Ifs a 81 uaeIac aa :
t"urs. t,f tI,uss War Del,iocrats.
I'VE Ws viii mi DEW tiIai during tie eight
years preceding ulc election uf Hayes the Rt.-
p,!1,li.nn part} committed many errors. , W.
, 1880-10-09
BIG {sUstNrSs,


Tho iw,mensity Of the bnslness, transacted
by the roatls west and northwest from Cn!-
cago Is graphically !llustratcd by the follow
lug summary OF wrighers' rcnorts to tho
Western hallway Weighing. Association for
the month Of September, 1850. According to
tl;nse reports, there were wci9heA for tho
CsIlcago Y Northwestern, V,k:lsa curY; eli,
ssaKo, hHrlinHton 4 Quincy. 6,4Ss; GkicHgo,
tra c&les* ss ls Xtons e' ics chaSS!e Gs!,
Aock Island 3 ractilc,. a,e.d; Clicago i
hon1S ,;d7 49oi @abasl, st. Louis y Pacific, S05
Tho whole number OF. cars weighed fronl
AHg, ~ to Sept. ". INCLUSIVE, ii III follows !:
Chlcagn y Northwestern, l4,la7 cnys; CHI
eago, burlington II QdiHcy, Gus; Ch(caRn,
M,llwaakss ~ Y IT.. pspr 77!o; 1!llnSl. Can.
ltaek 1sland . P!eiee, 4'FA: 'Clieafo 4 East.
s5 s 1W|l9bas Wabak !1nSess!s sass Il u Is, ,LeatSs
tng 2 total Of 4aot' cars. = Averaging earh
CAr.lOAA OF freight wetgtle4l 1T W,OUO
pnulds. 1t shows lint from aug. IL to Sppt.
g II tae o sas naea d ,! apoye sys esIr
freight fE0ul tAlA city,
, 1880-10-09

C1SciSSArI, Oct. s.-The extension Of the
Huntington, ". W.. to Ashland, Ky., was
completed to-tluy. There reillains now but y
sltarl Cup to hu tltel between tue Rush Coal
Mines and Mount Sterling nntil tho Chesa-
peake Il Ohio Railroad Will have direct
Western rail- CONNECTIONS.
, 1880-10-09
TEteGRAPHIc NOTES,

IlIcnaioNil, W., Der, 8.-1n the case Of the
City ys- Sergeant Lee. chargsl witt. obtnIn-
Ing money from the State Treasury under
ialse prete,lses In connection with the oloth-
lux Ut prisoners, tbs prosecution aDanuaMel
the suit and asked the jury tur verdict Ut
not guilty. -. t.,
DosroX. Mass, Oct. s.-,-aanquets, public
Ut thu entertainment Ut (;etl. Qrunt III Hustun.