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BLOOD
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Causing chisls and Fever
Dumb Ague, intermittent, Re.
mittent and Typhoid Fevers,
6i!iousness, Liver, Stomach,
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many othor ailmeHts, destroy
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millions, is drivon out of the
system, and radically cured
by the use OF tho LION MA.
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est and only perfect treat.
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on the nerve centers and re-
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dingth > system from MALA.
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BODY PLASTER and FOOT
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sold for ST. 90 the cheapest
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cred, and a positive cure
guaranteed if worn accord
ing to directions. Remem.
ber, Pad, Body Plaster and
Foot Piasters, the whole,
81 90. Sold by all druggists,
or maiIod on receipt of pr ce
by
the LION MEDICINE co.,
AEw vn0N
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MIDDLE-AGED ZEN

There are many at the age of thirty t. sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
OF the Bladder, often accompanied by slight
sInartinS or burning senS&ti "A, and weaken
ing of the system in a manner the patient can
nOt account for. On examining the urinary
deposits rupy sediment VIII often he found,
and sometimes small particles Of alhumen will
appear, or the color viii he Of thin milkish
hus. again changing. 10 dark and torpid ap-
pearance- There are many Who die of this
difficulty ignorant Of the cause. which is the
second stage Of seminal weakness DIR. Spin
ney will guarantee a perfect cure in all such
cases, and healthy restoration of the renito-
urinary organs
OFFICE FOURS- 10 ~ 4. and 6 to & Sun
DAYS from 10 10 II \. N. Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, 81
Call or address.
lE. SpINNEI a m
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EoUN@ ITEM

WHO MAY Be SUFFERING FROM
w the effects oi youthful fnllieS and in
discretion, viii do well t. avail themselves OF
this, the greatest iocn ever laid At the altar Of
suffering humanity DR SPiNNEY will
guarantee To forfeit 5151 icr every r..seof Sem
inal Weakness OF private disease o$any kind
or character which he undertakes and fails to
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Ak Inv FROM rug C,R,raIc-Ta.

Az ITEN FROM THE GRarsIc.-Tae y
ern Pacific railroad Is running .rcn Duiu,h
Nina, 10 Tacoma, d. T., and nor have S6i
miles In operation. Work Is beiag pnsLei
rapidly west Of Tacoma, and the line viii b5
ls4. miles in extent when completed to the
Pacific coast
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BooxISe.-There are now 90 miles of iroi,
1t Umatills which will se transported at once
to Aipsworth. I. is understood in railroad
circles that active work ssli be commenced
at onee BY the Northern Pacific
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z READING Room The Tigers re eidingroom,
i,Sae management OF MIR. {. Z. Whit.
~, is becoming very popular resort. All
~ latest papers are kept OF Tie.
, 1880-12-04

DrscHAReKp.-Fostera and Moody arrested
on the charge Of grand larc,ny for stealing
s,orses we're discharged on account OF the
F,rcof being insufficient for conviction.
, 1880-12-04

the SURVIVING FOR PASs.-The surveying
pectetie. Of the O. r. 4 n Co, are hsri at
giow.k in the Blue mountains couteuring the
on the the road. They are now on Pelican
every ha. and expect to move this side of the
to build amin week. Upon reaching the
know for cerde valley the road enters most
tended acros, stretch of country embracing the
We can ,earp land in the Pacific slope.
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OUTLAWS sCoSpEMSEp.--T Mclean broth
ers and Hare-the British Columbia halt
breed boys who are known as kamloops out
laws and murderers have emergedfrom their
trial for the double murder committed by
them last year. The first trial. which ended
in conviction, having been set aside Tor
some informality. The outcome Of the new
trial was similar 10 that OF the first, 4 de
fense of the young VILLAINS being impossible.
They are to he hanged in January, 1881
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STfLISH job printing done with neAsne~
- and dispatch, iuw prices at this Office.
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IHE LoNDoSOm and Nckeozie
III =, - -, ..,,,i

NJ. Saturday p;ae tDrgrH,-A ~ Louis dis
$50 miles free ttr a0:h. s,ate-; Michael II
-s~s OF Ensllssh h,rumpeter OF O.. H, Is,
AZ of no beftD5
woman named Birdie Cunley with nha,n h.
had lived formerly, and thea kills! h:n,se I
The woman will net die, CsGs--: efuSal o.:
the woman TO marry him.
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NOTICE III.
L. 6 LAND OrrIcE.
Walla Walla, SEPT 9Th. 1870.

Q y land UFFICE I
Walla Walls, sept 9Th, 1870.
SWORN { iTT ,ENT HAS BEEN
= hle.i in this zee sli application made
Il, th- Act o: ,grv-7s approved june 81,
lsi%. entitled 50 c: II the sale # Timber
Las in the ST + C..iifnrnia, Oregon, Ne
vc and in "; .gtol Territory" L, pur
chas, "a Sti-4 a SEt NV; Sec. 8. and Lot
). Sec L. Z. : o, Nnrth Of Range No b
last App::cz !. VII be heard Nov IL,
lSS1 T. IL. MORRISON.
SIG; Register.
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NOTICE 174.

I. $ LAM OFFICE,
Walls Walla, W. 7. Sept =. 1880.
4 SWoRN STATEMENT AS BEEN
"A Med N this ofiee and ap, alton r.ade
Gn;er the Act of Congress app II Jun. I'd.
is.s entitled An act for the o; T. lher
Lanas IN The State OF Calitorn Oregon, Ne
vata and IN Washington Te, 5srrH IN mn,
chase SW4 NE!. S.c- S. T. y. 6, No,.5 a:
Rang NJ. y Eat. A!riicati a viii l.-.,4 ,4,ri
November -, 1889.
s.-I0s -.
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will be dumpedsIsc SrREAp.-;ien. T, Il. Tan
in our harbo-. ,.R. { y Co. and K. ". Nit
heve that such wou. land Office. re.arneA fr,n
know the proprietor. .r;, ~, Thursday :, ,:.,.
Waila railroad have n T. -
their plans, whste-r H; f. - ~ 8,
patiently await deysu mn,nr c1nnr;saf @ ' h.S;Jas
ae iessrs f. r. Morrison,
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THE GoLD IN Hollow TEEru-There are
1900 or more dentists in the country, who
are annually packing into cavities OF the
teeth about hall ton 0i pure gold, costing
about 500, 600 1t is es,-Sated that there
j, at present IN the United S..tes about
$50, Oo0. coo in gold coin. At VI rte at
which gold is being consumed in rilling teeth,
it will require only 800 years to bury the
present amount of gold in this country in the
graveyards Besides there probably is in
weight four times as much cheaper materials,
such IS silver platinum, etc. used for filling
teeth, the value OF which may safely be esti-
mated at not less than 100000 year.
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NEW YORK.
DR.. SpINNEY,

80. 81 hrarncy 81. Sgn Francisco.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
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70 PER CENT SAVED BY HAVING
~ your ioh work done At the STaTFsxsN o.fioe.
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A. O. U. W-Integrity Lodge of the A.
o. U. W. elected the following officers on
Thursday evening for the ensuing term
Master, L. W. Mitchell Foreman, John ".
Hill : 0verseer. NJ Waguer: Recorder, jos.
Stearns: Flnancier, j. f. Mclean: Receiver,
Chas s. Boyer: Guide j. W Smith; In
side Watcbman, J. W West; Outside
Watehman, L. f. A. Shaw; Representative
to Grand Lodge, l.. F. \. Shaw and H. II.
Brodeck; Trustee, II. NJ Porter: Examin-
ing Physician, A S. Nichols. Next month
the lodge will enter their new hall.
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b GET Your job work done a. this Office,
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Coop YIELD.-We learn by private note
that the last twenty -one tons of ore crushed
from the Shafer mine, In the Peshastin.
netted at the rate of $50 - per ton, or a
sum total OF 81, 465 l.. This claim is located
in the Peshastin district. and is owned by
Cooper 4 Lockwood. The above closes the
seasons run, which has been unusually prof
liable Another season, We predict, says
the Yakima Record. will show greater devel-
opments in our mining resources. and eSpec-
tally those OF the Peshastiu. Capital is look
ing with longing eyes at these mines. and
hence our prediction.
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rres.ssei.a.ie.s.



Ever ou the alert for interesting ipfcrma.
t'on the active STATESMAN reporter yester-
day interviewed manyuf the Oldest settlers
IN regard to their observations On tie status
OF the coming winter. Mr. George Savage
beng first interviewed, ,ai,i he thought that
from observation the natural habits of the
wild geese would predict the weather to a
sarety. He said hat tue many years he hal
hr,fi in this country he had found THAI when
viii. geese migrated southWari yi,hor, stop
ping IN this valley hard u.uses would
surely he the nvariabe result but If thev
stayed around as they are doing this season
the chances are decidedly 10 favor Of mild
open winter Mr., Savage also believes in
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Sold byiI. +. HOLMES.
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H1sE-Geo Hise, Chicago, has been here this
week bass fishing.
OCEAN MIR and Mrs. F. A. Sherwood and
Mrs. III. NJ Anthony are at Watch Hill, X. L.
BrCkIEY-A w. Buckley has left Ottawa Tor
Kokomo COL, where he will form law nrm
with Mr.. Edward j. Judd.
GRIGss.-On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Griggs went to Grand Haven to improve, II pos
sible, the health of their baby.
OPr.-Frank Hackney, expressman on FOX
River Road, leaves the road 10 take position IN
Willoughby, Hill * Co.'S.
LocKwooD.-L. Arnold Lockwood, chicago, IN
town.
HoBERr-Arthur Hobert, Chicago, IN town.
BEEN.-I Y. BEEN started on THURSDAY Tor q
summer visit to Colorado. Miss Fannie BEEN Is
ENJOYING the summer rest with friends In ONO.
SMuRR. DR. smurr is in Cleveland, Ohio.
EAMEs.-The marriage of Miss Marie Louise
Eames. late Of this city, to Mr.. Alonzo I; Maih-
er, is announced for Aug. 4, at IL NJ, at Homes
dale, Pa.
HA1aIpAr.-Mr. C. C. Halliday, Of Utica, 10
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ing any official patronage 1t happened to have
at It's disposal with Irishmen, is to give the lie
to o stereotyped howl of the large knownoth-
ing element of the republican party against
the democracy.
The other half of Mr. Morrison's speech,
which was supposed to be devoted to general
politics, was a confused, rambling hOtch.potch,
seldom ineligible, but when so fearfully men
dacious. Instead of attempting we'll order
ed, digested speech, Mr. Morrison in this par!
seems to have strung together an odd, whmsi-
cal tumble Of the vilest newspaper slang, most
of which had long ago been worn threadbare
and gone out of date. The audience tired pitt
ably of that part of the speech, and though a
majority may have remained to hear HIM out
few had any but the most uncomplimentary
remarks to make in regard TO the spea ker.
The speech received ample attention by Mr.
Moloney at the Democratic Club meeting on
Thursday evening, as will be seen by our re-
port of that meeting IN another column.
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From MENDOZA.

MENDOZA, Ill. July Is, 1SS0.-'Why do the
heather rage?" Doc. Corbus links 1t Is
owing to the bad blood that coIrses through
the VEINS of that awiully wnked George
Price. who, the Doctor intlmSes, was the
primary cause of turning the republican
caucuses that convened at the city hall last
Saturday evening into regularlttie hell, and,
IN short made Rome howl"
The most respectable men ofthe republican
party, AS represented in this city, were at the
caucus: not only men of reSectability, but
men who are intellectual giants, always rea,
soning W it'll depth of profanity that would
do honor TO Franklin. The are men who
are temperate, as they invariably suck their
whisky out of oranges; so tn bad blood that
WAS exhibited Saturday night can not be at
trlbu,ed TO bad whisky. Butet the facts speak
for themselves.
When the republicans hid duly gathered,
the meeting was called u order and Cary
BLACK elected chairman. Gorge Price moved
that a committee of three beappointed to NOM
mate delegates to represent this town at the
county convention. The motion prevailed,
and Mr.. Price was appoined as one OF the
committee. As the committee were passing
from the hall to the committee room they had
occasion TO pass by Doc Orbus. The idea OF
seeing Price, who but fev months ago was
democrat, taking the leadin republican eau
Gus, was too much for Cobus, and as the COM
mit,ee we're passing hir he went for Price
with vengeance, asking him by what night
he stuck bis nose into Republican caucus,
and told him that he pssessed more cheek
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

We give elsewhere full minutes of the pro
ceedings of the Republican County Conven-
ton held in this city on Tuesday. The conven-
ton was made up OF full delegations from all
but two towns and the proceedings, though
calm and decorous to degree compared with
the convention OF the same party in April, was
yet sufficiently turbulent to keep up the inter
est among spectators.
The ticket nominated, though perhaps as
good one as they could select from the ma
terial offered, IS certainly not strong one.
Ames and Robinson for representatives are
good enough men in their way-very good
men-emlnent indeed for their goodness, of
the goody-good sort, or "unco guild" as the
Scotch call it. Such goodness, however, some
times becomes oppressive, especially when
tinctured with the Ohio flavor, that is famed
for being unctious in exhortatlon and-sucking
whiskey out of oranges. We fear It is not the
sort that makes efficient and influential repre-.
sentatives in an average Illinois legislature,
nor the sort that will save our county the extra
cost of sending such sinners as Wash Arm
strong and William Reddick to Springfield to
save our representatives from being bambo"zl-
cd and stolen out by the wicked Egyptians.
Charley Stephens, the nominee Tor Circuit
Clerk, is said to be very popular among his
own people in Streator, but is no. much known
elsewhere nor known to be possessed of any
surprising fitness for so important an office.
Thomas Clark for Sheriff is said to be very
popular with the b'hoys, the young republl,
cans, and is credited with especial smartness
in making such use of the opportunities his
deputyship under Sheriff Stevens gave him
that he succeeded in undermining him and
handsomely laying the "oId man" out Oh, he
is sharp one and Will make q smart sheriff
If elected.
Mr. Arnold, the recorder, has, during his
brief term thus far, made popular officer, and
the party could not do otherwise than noml-
nate him for reelection. He IS the strongest
man on the ticket
l.. l.. Thompson, the nominee for circuit at.
torney IS certainly very good, clever, nice
young man, popular with the ladies of the red
and blue ribbon societies to which he has a
faculty of making pretty little speeches; but
TO fill an office for which men like Burton G..
Cook and Washington Bushnell in their day
were deemed none 100 competent well, times
have certainly changed
We believe nobody will question the ability
of Dr. Weis to discharge the duties Of the cor
oner's office, though doubtless the democrats
can hardly fail to nominate man for the place
equally competent,
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democratic County Convention.

The Democrats of La Sale county are request
ed TO meet at their usual places OF holding town
caucusses in their respective townships on satnr'
day, the 7th day Of August, 4. d. 1855, at the
hour of 4 o clock p. II. OF said day (unlesS az
farent time and place be appointed by township
committees), to appoint delegates to attend a
county convention TO be held at the county Cour,
House In Ottawa, on Thursday, the 18th day OF
August, A. d. 1880, at O'Clock T. NJ. OF said day,
for the purpose OF nominating Democrane
states attorney, recorder, coroner and rep
resentatives TO the state legislature, and also
for the purpose of selecting delegates to repre-
sent La Sale county at the congressional conven
ton Of this. seventh district when called, anG
to transact such other business as may DO deemed
appropriate for the good OF the party.
The several towns will be entitled to the fol
lowing number Of delegates respectively:
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The Tammany State committee of the New
York democracy met at Syracuse on Friday
Of last week, and received and accepted the
resignation of the electoral ticket that had
been put in the field by the Kellyites at the
Syracuse convention in April, and adopted
resolutions t. support the Hancock and Eng.
lish electoral ticket nominated by the regular
democratic convention. An address was also
adopted urging the Tamnany democracy
throughout the state to support the straight
ticket This brings the Kelly bolt formally
to an end and enables the New York democ-
racy 10 enter the field as united, harmonious
body, with majority Of $4,000 over the repub-
licans, as shown by the election last November
In Virginia, also, where two democratic
electoral tickets are In the field steps the sue
cess of which Is not doubted have been taken
TO secure the withdrawal Of one Of them.
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| Some years ago q national organization of
veteran soldiers was instituted under the name
of THE Boys in Blue" and Gen. Grant was
elected the president, generalissimo, head cen.
ter, commander in chief, or whatever its high.
est officer was called. 1t was not intended to
be IN any sense a political association and
democrats republicans and grccnbackcrs be.
longed to it unfortunately, For half doz.
en- of years past the order was generally regard
ed as virtually dissolved. Its last grand sec
retary however, was one Col. Drake De Kay
very oilicious though unintluential republl.
can politician, kept quiet on a small Office in
Washington, and now this official, pretending
to have received orders from Gen. Grant to
that effect, is issuing circulars to the members
OF the semi.detunct order in different parts of
the country, commanding them to organize
themselves INTO Garfield and Arthur clubs,
land to and IN preventing the democrats from
getting possession Of the government which
they attempted to destroy" The Chicago
Tribune actually seems to believe that Grant
has issued such an order and eXults over 1t.
As the Tribtne was among the very bitterest
Of the opponents Of Grants nomination and
hates him like poison, its eXutation must orr.
ginate IN the fact it apparently conceives that
Grant is capable ofmaking such a fool of HIM,
self
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The Ottawa FREE TRADER Is very indig
nant because Garfield voted for the appropri
alton bill that had tn salary grab rider tackled
on it; but Garfield nJver touched dollar Of
the back pay, returning it to the treasury
Trumbull took the back pay, kept il, and wish
ed 1t was more, and the FREE TRADER sup
ports Trumbull for governor. Consistency
KenddN County Record.
Really, brother Marshall, if you go on at
this rate, we shall have you churched. 1t is
not true that the FREE TRADER ever express
ed Indignation because Garfield voted for the
salary grab; nor is 1t true that Garfield never
touched a dollar of the back pay money
Would it not be more honest to tell your read
ers exactly what the FREE TRADER did say
on that subject hy copying its language
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1t is believed the democratic ratification
meeting in New York city on Wednesday
evening was the largest political gathering
that ever took place on this continent. Over
fifty thousand people crowded into Union
Square, filled all the great halls In the vicinity
and still left enough to occupy half dozen
of speakers in the open AIR. Samuel j. Tilden
presided over the main meeting in the Acade
my of music, and his reception, as he assembled
the platform, was one of indescribable enthu
slasm.- The people cheered until they literal
ly exhausted themselves. Among the more
prominent peakers, besides Gov. Tilden, were
Gen Ewing Samuel J. Randall, Randolph j
Tucker, Sens tor Chas. W. Jones, S. S. Remak
Judge Otterhaugh, &c, &c. The cordial re-
union of the " hole democratic party of New
York in support of Hancock and English en-
sures a majority Of at least 10000 for the
ticket.
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Milwaukee, will be there and give history
bf Western Banking, IN which it is possible
be may refer to his connection with George
Smiths old Wisconsin Marine & Fire ms.
Company and the brush 1t had with the FREE
TRADER % or 30 years ago. And the silver
and finances of the country generally will be
duly attended to. If we recollect Alright Mr.,
Comptroller Knox gained some notoriety from
his connection with the annual meeting of the
Association year or two ago; we don't see
his name on the programme this year
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On Thursday night of last week, while the
propeller Garland was returning to Detroit
with an excursion party of some 200 on
board, she ran into a small steam yacht named
Mamie, having on board priest with some
12 or IS altar boys, The yacht was demolish
ed by the collision, and only two of all on
board were saved 1t is admitted that the &c
cident was owing to gross carelcssness, but
where the blame will ultimately attach Is YET
10 be decided
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CANDIDATES.

Besides the name of Mr.. Vaughey, as men.
Esq, will be presented to the coming Demo.
cratic Convention for nomination as candidate
for representative. Mr.. Shaver Is well known
as successful farmer in the town of Rutland
and an active, lifelong democrat. He is like
so many of our La Sale county farmers, a
gentleman OF education and culture, and so
well is he liked by his neighbors and the lead
ing agricuturis,s of the county that they will
vote for HIM largely without regard to party
Mr.. Shaver has forseveral years past interested
himself especially in the matter of securing
the enlargement of our Illinois and Michigan
canal to ship canal and to the improvement
of all our great western water ways, a vast sub
ject on which he is thoroughly posted. He Is
a cooheaded sensible man, OF commanding
figure and pleasant address, and would doubt
less make both an efficient and influential rep.
resentative at Springfield.
Mr.. Millgan seems thus far to have the
field pretty much to himselffor the democratic
nomination for sheriff. We say this because
it Is true, and with no desire to prejudice the
case of Mr.. Barratt of Earlvllle, who seeks the
nomination 1t is agreed on all hands that
Mr.. Milligan has unusual elements of popu.
larity and is an exceptionally active and eff
Client canyasser The democrats will be most
fortunate if their whole ticket is made up OF
such men.
For Circuit Clerk we believe tho only can
didate for the democratic nomination whose
name has thus far assumed prominence is that
of Mr. w. W, Taylor of La Sale He is young
man in every way competent for the position
will poll an immense vote In that end of the
county and will certainly more than keep W
with his ticket in the rest of the county II
looks decidedly as If he was the right man &c
nominate.
One important question for the convention
70 decide will be, whether 10 nominate one ol
two representative candidates. SO far as VT
have been able to Interchange views on The
subject with leading democrats, the general
voice seems TO be in favor Of nominating bu
one candidate, leaving the field open to the
rreenbackers to nominate another if they wish
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FoREIGN.-The English having "settled
Afghanlstan, as they supposed, by proclaiming
Abdurrahman as Emir under their protection,
were engaged in withdrawing their army,
when Gen. Burrows, commanding brigade
of English troops, was surprised by force OF
10000 natives, under Ayoob Khan and fear
fully cut up. The extent of the disaster Is not
yet known nor Is it known whether Gen. Bur
rows himself was saved.
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The Ottawa Republican, don't like this dem,
ocratic boom. 1t calls it democratic Boosting.
The democrats are given to such things"
Their way is to claim everything" But the
RepuJlicaa is no. alarmed-by no manner of
means, Like the fellow who sat on the moun-
tain top and saw Noah's ark floating by, the
ReDu5lican is compelled to admit that it is
rather damp but don't think there Will bemuch
of n shower