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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

ST LOUy8-Per steamer Centennial-4 bales COT
tou J Harris &co-4 bbls wine American Wine Co
100 cases beer J L Batz-5 pkgs mdse Blessing
do Bailey a. Rhodes cse saws Branch, CroOkes T.
co-i36 eacks oats G T Bnddecke u Son-ll0 kegs
shot 81 pkgs lead J @ Bullen-s bbls -four Is bbls
meal bbls whisky 1873 eacksscorn p halt bales hay
lot sundries Blanks Line-I0 bills oil j G Clark-7
pkgs iron Il D Coleman Bro-2 pkgs mdse Ciapp
Bros Aco-75 cs pickles N Conlton-s pkgs mdse to
Conveys bbls pork 50 boxes meat to = < Con
vsrse-,0O bbls four H T Gotham Aco-79 bbls pork
+ DelBondio-21 foxes eggs d DelB0ndio-I3 bdls
Irvine w Dlllon-I7 pkgs paper N + Dunn Bro
go bbls -four Fowler Bro.-tso bills meal Trcwenfsid
n Pfeifer-I00 dosJno Gibbons kco-3O do 275 bbls
-four Is boxes eggs 1S6 sacks cats s13 sacks corn liz
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BoooIpts by RallR00ao.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.

March 7-2l2 bales cotton to ordsr-i06 Lucas
Moore kco-l9 Allen, West 4 Bush-3 Gardner 4
Uopp-23s bbls oil Aldige-aoo pkgs beer Waix-
sos do q N Kramer-l20 bbls limo L M Gex-36i
sacka peas A Groenwood--'69 do Hall Br0s-52 do
T II Marsh--s5 sacks nuts to b n Sivori-25 do w 3
Danisls--35 bbls meal q II Lawrence koo--25 bales
domestic Low ZOOS do Nv H Lotchford Aco-33
pkgs paper Meyer-10 stoves and fixtures H Hsller
il rolls leather Joseph Ksller-l9 bdls hides tics
talew Il Lsvy-50 cases tobacco to w Irby-17t
boxes tabacco Hernsheim Il Bro-20 do L Mayer d
Son-l3 do Mayer Bros-6 do e SarraSin-3 do
J p SaFasin-oo casss jellies IS cases mdse 3 Ma
tbsw-1a5 boxes tobacco 80 pkgs mdse A Whitney
kc0-3 bbls turpentine jas Bute-Sundries to order
Total 400 bales cotton
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever and ague

Why suffer with indigestion when Malakoff
Bitters affords certain relief. Get bottle and
FRY Il.
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Rosds ailt Edge T mic cures dyspepsia
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MOR0AND LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL
Road AND STEAMSHIP 20.

Road AND STEAMSHIP 20.
March I'll bale cotton Lehman Abraham &co--7
bbls molAssea III hhde sugar John Calder-6 halt
bales moss Rykoski 4 Manade-5 bales moss . bdls
r &c L A Foster-35 hlf bales moss Groebel Aco-s
do Meyer. Weis koo-6 baies moss A Bourg-3 do
Odell-al hides = Wight do hf Dbl do to
pkgs eggs g Spor-2s do to L Terrebonne-2s 90 to
L Laoassagne-6d do hf bales moss Rykoski 4 Man.
ade-snndries 70 nrder-Total bale cotton Ill hhds
From Galveston-Per steamship Harlan-29 bbls
beef Miller. GriRsby kco-sundrtss 70 order
Ms2oRanAa.
The Br ship Rock Light Henderson, which sailed
from November for Bristol, f. has not arriAed and
there 10 but little doubt but that she has lost
with oil on board. She was built in Bath, Me, in
French Lloyds. Her cargo. valued Ut $4,000. con-
sisted OF corn and nseed cake and 10 insured In the
Insurance Company Of North Amerioa. Of Philsdel-
The German bark A 8 Nordmann. Feldt, from Gal
weston for Aberdeen was passed abandoned and set
Ting fast Feb ~ lat 81 81 Ion - 49, by steamship
Caledonia st Boston spoxrr
Br bark Beau Monde. from Liverpool for New Or
leans, Feb II. SO miles SW by Of the South Stack
Nor bark Bien. from Galveston for Liverpool. Feb
%. lat ~ 20. Ion 10 80
ToRx1aH PORTS.
tBy Cable 70 the n. T. Hersld,]
Liverpool, March 3-Arrived. sp steamship En-.
rique, Mujics, from New Orleans
mouth. from New Orleans via Queenstown
Hurst Castle. March a-OK, Br bark Robert God
frey Travis. from Pensacola for Dieppe
Queenstown, March l. Arrived. Br BARR War
Spl 1t, Bishop. from ansacola for Liverpool
London. March 1.-THE Russian brig Luton, Capt
Toulino. from Pensacola Dec ~ for Maarlingen Ia
cut away. The crew were saved. A steamer ha.
gone TO her assistance
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NOT Al PANORAMA.
PROF. g. X. CROMWELL,
of New York the Celebrated

1'u t-.~o I'M ~Vva $
AT GRUNEWALD HALL FOB ONE WEEK ).
Commencing on MONDAY. Night. March ., 1850.
VERSAILLES AND IT'S Art.
Tuesday Night. March q
PARIS, THE BEAUTIFUL CITY. J.
ITALY. THE Art LAND.
Thursday Might March
ROME. THE ETERNAL CITY,.
Friday Might March
Saturday Might, March 10
Grand Matinee saturday.
This course Of Art illustration will be given.
with the same care and refined elegance whicn
characterized their presentation In New York,
Brooklyn and other principal cities. rs
RATES OF ADMISSION - Adults 80 cent?:
Children. rs cents. No extra charge for 70.
served, seats purchased at Grunewald's
Music Store.
NorE-visitors are requested to be seated BY i
O'Clock. as coming late will be found inoon.
venfent. Doors open at 1880. beginning at
O'Clock. Carriages may be- ordered Ct 9:A5.
mh5 Az
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

lIDwRLLis ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

DIDWELLiS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FOR EIGHT NIGHTS AND TWO MAT1NKx6-
Commsnoing sunday, March !.
Engagement OF the American Comedian
N r.. d N A u A u i e Yx
Presenting. drst time In New Orleans. the
Humorous Characterization Of
s.UnC1e Dan,l,"
DEPUTY SHERIFF FROM JARVIS SECTION !.
Supported by his own Company Of Comedians,
In Mr. Il. A. Locke's new and original An0r-
lean Comedy.
A MkesEN re PROM JARVIS SECTION
With new Scenery and Appointments.
Act THE story.
Act p Keppler's In Boston.
Act T. The discovery.
Act 4-Old Nance makes the best time on,
record.
Friday Evening. March 12-Benent Of B. Ma
cauley.
MONDAY. March Is for Two Wseks-QoL~
MAGIC SLIPPER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

The best tonic In the world is Malakoff Bit
tsrs. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo.
sition In 1873
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08


Maximum temperature 10. minimum 90.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the appetite
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
Rsosipts Of Rrsaues.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Morgan City
Assorted mdso
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-24

And should be in possession Ofevey family in the land who appreciate the value fC0RRECT
TINE, and feel the necessity and Importance of working by it.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-24

W A Gill 6 Co., druggists,
R H Ogilvie & Go, merchants,
S G McElroy, Prop. McElroy Hote
M D Hampton. President Lincoln
Say. Bank,
A Thomas, Cash. Lin. Say. Bank,
JG Wood, Pres't LIST Nat. Bank,
} Il Feeney, Cash. LIST Nat. Bank,
N 0 Wallace, Prop, Observer,
p Lowell, Pastor NJ L Church.
w w Blake e Bro, grocers,
W S Alexander & Co., grocers,
Smith & Miles,, druggists,
Geo B Boyles, Attorney at Law.
CS NJ Wilson, Livery and
Sale Stable,
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nl AluIn a. In,

Adapted in chronic diarrhra, constipa
ton, and scofula.-Hy, Latham, NJ. d,
Pres't Virginia Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhoca and ScrOiula. Prof. S. jackson
University Pa.
Efficient in anWnia; excellent appe tie
and blood puritier.--H. Fisher, NJ. d., Ga
Valuable in nervous prostration, indigcs
ton and chlorosis.-G. E. Mathews, NJ. D..
NC.
A fine tonic and Alternative, valuable in di
seascs peculiar to females, chronic fever ant
aguc.-J. +. Roughton. NJ. D., Alabama.
Worry beneficial in strengthening and i'm.
proving a reduced systcm.-Rcv. John W,
Beckwith, Bishop of Ga.
Invaluable as a nervous tonic.-Hon. /,
G. Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended as a prophylactic in Mala.
rial districts.-D. II. Fairex, NJ. d., N. o
Restores debilitated systems to health
TIC. Mercer, NJ. D., Ind.
"Used with great benefit in Malarial Fever
and Diptheria ."-S, +. Dupon, NJ. D., Geol
gia.
Prince of mineral tonic.-Francis Gillian,
NJ. d., N. G.
Ofgreat curative virtuc.-Thos. F. Rum
bold, NJ. D., st. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine arrangements and ma
lariOus conditions.-G. NJ. Vail, NJ. d. Ohio
Best remedy ever used in diseases of the
throat.-P. A. Sifferd, NJ. d., N. G.
Tonic, Alternative, d~iuretic; one Of natures
greatest rcmcdics-Mcdical Association of
%Lynchburg, Virginia.
Adapted in certain affections of the kid
neys and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus, chloro-
sis, scrotulOus and cutancous affections
Prof. J.J. Moorman, NJ. D., Va.
Relieves headache, promptly.-both sick
and nervous REV. L. Q. Dodson, Va.
Sample supply sent free to any physician
desiring to test. Pamphlets sent free. An
alysis with each package. Water ms it come
from the Springs 81 per case off gallons in
GLASS;! 30 for ) gallons. 81 for 10 gallons
for 90 gallons in casks. Mass 30 cents
and 81; 81 80 and So for half doz. Pills,
pure sugar coated 2jc, SOC, and 81 PACKAGE;
81 %, s. 80 and s. half doz. Sent postpaid
anywhere. This Mass and Pills contains
in reduced space all the curative powers of
the water, and is convenient, palatablc and
soluble.
Springs open for visitors June LIST. Board
$50 per month. Special rates III families
and parties. Carriages meet visitors at
Forest and Lawyers depot, each four miles
from Springs, upon advice Of arrival.
Address
A. NJ. DAVIES, Pres. ofthc Co.,
- Mai II St., Lynchburg, V
Sold by j. Z.
rloyn1nn1 Tam
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CheEault & Perry, druggists,
} Blain, Clerk Lincoln County Court.
DB EdminstOn, Clerk Circuit Court.
i. w. Brown, Judge county court,
W r Carson, Justice Ofthc Peace,
FL Campbell, OK Nolen, IA Mckinney.
& Elkin, trader,
Lee Huffman, dsntist,
III Huffman, jr., Peter Hampton, CNB
Reed, Caldwell, Edwin McRoberts,
TTDavis, coal dealer,
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Wright & Wilson, merchants,
Bagley Brothers, grocers.
IL Pettey, Prop. Pettey House,
I Blake % McPhail, hardware merch'ts.
s. Gray & Sor, grain dealers,
Ut Rhodes, railroad agent,
) A Lumpkln, merchant,
Chain & Co., grocers,
VIM Douthat, postmaster,
Nassauer a Hipsh, merchants.
John S Alexander, Prop. Liv. Stable,
hercheval q Kercheval At'ys at Law,
Wilson & Fruness, merchants.
S NJ Hill, Marshal,
PT Murray, merchant.
Whitaker & Holman, merchants.
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W McAlister, Pres. National Bank,
JnO j McRObcrts. Cashier National Bank,
VIC Welsh, Attorney at Law.
W Walton, Editor Interior Journal,
Il Richards, Proprietor st. Asaph Hotel.
G II Burnside, Proprietor Meyers House,
ID W Vandever, merchant,
McAlistcr & Lytle, merchants,
HAYDEN Bros, merchants.
NJ d Elmorc, merchant,
McRobcrts 4 Stagg, druggists.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-24

TAYETIVILLE, LlncOTD UOuEt
The Superintendent and SlesmenT Tennessee DivIion) of the Southern
stationed at Fayetteville for the past seven months. and during that time ha
sible citizens of this and adjoining counties, more than Nine Hundred of tn
take pleasure in saying for the gentlemen representing the interests of the
are energetic, honorable, and in every way worthy the confidence and patona
with us they have in every way made themselves agreeable and pleasant. T
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-24

W IL Miller, county Attorney,
Geo D Warren, merchant,
Owslcy X Higgins, merchants,
Warren n Son, merchants,
CIV Bronaugh, NJ. d.
) Craig, VI. d.
OK Marschall, merchant tailor.
> + Bruce, Livery and Sale Stable,
) Meyers, Attorney at Law,
] NJ Bruce, city Marshal.
[ Mattingly 4 Son, groccrs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-24

DO not conlound this Marchlcss Reno a.
tor of Feeble and exhausted Constitutions
with violent catharticS, cheap decoctions OF
vile drugs, and ruinOus intOxicantS inno-
Gently labeled "bitter5." MALI BlITERo
appeal to popular confidence because pre-
pared from inicrmenycd MALI, Hops and
Quinine, and otqer precious ingredients, "c-
cording to the process OF Licbig, and arc
richer IN the elements that restore TO per-
mancut health the Weak. Convalcsccnt,
Bonsumptiye, Over-worked, Nervous, Dys-
peptic, Slccplcss, Bilious anu Tickle in APP
petite, than att other forms OF Malt or Mcdi-
cine. The genuine are panty signed by
the company. Sold everywhere. MALI
BITTERS COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS.
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Cleveland Tannery,
j. b. FillauGr, Prop.

Best grades of Leather of all kinds
constantly on hand and will be sold
cheap for cash.
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CLUB RATES wIrn'ornEH PAPERS

We viii furnish the HERALD and the follow
mig pnpcrs ut the following prices!
Louisville Commercial, weekly, S2.t0
Nashville Rurul sun, $50
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GREEN & DRY HIDES.

or we wilt pay the highest market
price in cash for hides. Bring your
Hides to me before you sell to any one
else. Oct. ! ly.
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Though shaking like an ASPEN

Though Shaking like an Aspen
Leaf with the chills and fever, the victim
ofmalaria may still recover by using this
celebrated specific, whidh not only breaks
up the most aggravated attacks, but pre-
vent theirrccurrence. II is infinitely pre- e
feable TO q]uininc, not only because it does
the business far more %thornghly, but also
on account Of its perfect wholesomcncs
and inyigorating action npon the cnt
system.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
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Save call your attention to the following TESTIMONIALS:

The undersigned wome cMmnsf Shmnd LmOncmnNK Ky, demyh bear witness ohnh d9Emm% E5 M@" G.
Pmmmdnham & emmh heS Southern ahndrC lock Company ra among gust both ImhmsW %aJ% n the h
headquarters hwhm established mhh placed mmgH ehHch months. GmsH m hwG ave. m%m%tE mm5 nd
WdmEhMng counties. They hws htdo mndhe pmmapo b uMt caws S T%%~r o"
C%m%mdG mET Fashion, m%dT locks" ondmSY uniformly ho~nbemd gmtNn~yom conduct won the %%% W
, 1880-10-02

imtnoraton moro than nix minutes, tho shock Of
Pl9n,xxlqx inte ina very eo!J wstsr having, no
iean'ns ." III .he ers rocs s sn cr nssssd BY IT.
IT,: ai "" ": ~ t,ns s,, S XS,:r l. s wy w Say' NJ,
and when ii pas:al s!r: Potter t,"i 'l!snnponret
t,,,,n tho r,Sk. M iioMo tEarng r. aftcr h!,n. IT,
q o,li o,!aly. .lii 20 for as.isiaace, ii! be
asts @ @ ~: a .ws IT, s d ee;sxs fes sssss sss
hever rn'e 10 the surfuce. while whiting fnr
tlp ws sHw - s;tt wi y e,s e .as !S Do
holdll.R on till Sir. Home returned with assist
;, Mr. 1iorns, saw tho n!ot thrust au oar TO the
Cstnte d.: Flcnry. and ut u,lcu ssrihe nut for tho
sh0re. l!astng dime want he cti!l for every
turned mt tn he tho f,ill!rr. Mi,'l pInelnx II
Hf,sier oi,o nm swasl inanfn!!Y 70 tho sht,rc.
1 esnSaa M m G st ts @ u an1 NV ws s,trt fS
ance of tho shlpwratkcd, q. the Rcelt!ctis l,ad
es seen fro ths srs MI on, ha .wtn
ths ' t' ast"r ".t;a',c r. Il Il i" . .:. IN 'ny % t"y;
I'D " ~ r.r. 4: w ir III M@' III " 'ho T;,s, S' thS 81:
fn!nd ~; mid Miss iirn''rs4y nnl, .j"stii,. ihe
Every cnru was n,fercd 10 the rc.ctrsl by the
YARN eloth!n1, a,! az s,yeryth'nR ioF them TINT
sir lioi,ic. exhausted md bleeding rs he wns,
gut n enrt and drove, 81 to lstsrn'f e, 1ttan
i'"sr returned with ST. Hume u,,t .lc .loetnrs
bringing with him hnnkcts. t,':,'ial. a,,' M
tutk tn llnscnlr. bringing with then, the Aur-
sIvnrs uf this lntsrntnt!e enfnstruphc: ~ 1O:N
recovered! were brought 10 tho hotcI; this 1nlE
delay Ind ncc.lrrcs1 owlnK 10 tc ,l1aay furirhll.
tH i,ecrssnry - lm gone s.r,nat' hy TIE F,r"ncl,
UElS thtkSS k6 all kkFs fSk
, 1880-10-02
DROWNED.
Details Concerning tic Death Of n
Wcll-kMown Chicago Indy.

Details Concerning tic Death Of n
Well-knOWn Chicago Indy.
Enriy In September brief rube dispatch
To the Associated Press announced tho mel
ancl.oly accidental death by drowning, near
liosroir, Oh tic coast of Finisterre, III FRANCE,
Of Mrs. 1lcniIessy. wlfe Of II. b. 1lennessy,
Esa. Mr.. liennessy, with Ills family, resided
fur many years III this city, aill wNs we'll
known to o.tr business community as SGcrc-
tnry of tho Chicago City Railway Company,
but tor several years past they liaye rest,letl
III Europe. Tile niany friends Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. llennessy will rcad With painful ill.,
terest u,e following communication to tho
London 1Hmes, giving the tragIc details 0f
tic accident by which Mrs. llennessy lost
her lifa:
~ The Editor of t'e Ttmtt-stn; Aa 70 many
faIsu rrpurts hRyo bpcn wrIttHn nhuut tho s,l
acektrtt whlci, occurred an Frldny Inst 1T this
Il tint yau VIII Insert sho fnow,nx nccsnlnt,
which ii nllrcty etl!nlH,se'l fr'n the narratives
VI tho survivors. 3hu b"as w!s otltter OF lo1r
purchased 1t lr.mn thu tu,utu de nupbr!aut. Tho
PRINCE. being catlotl uWny OIL business. had lett
Fic,,ry. This gentleman h,i nsiies, Inn fuiit,w.
'iay. si;e III tast.: sir sirs. lid sss iienncssy,
.1r iiars~oIi urtsyeil t,nd it,, l. lisSiiessy wsro
also Included tn tho Invitation, but. uwtnR ~
R;ght lnd'st'tsatiutl. nn@n Wtro nn.lEea ~ ".
nllS lhS % o, tett @ to ,s r.t,cn., ~ M WIN
charso Of lital.el, y pIlot nf k,spnlt: After
r!1n, Ut three-qnhrtots y ltl hour. tug krounl
swhll running pretty htRh. eho struck ~ tho
u Nuscult. IN ct,nsrHui1s!on 70 tho stntetl!eilt
t,!torei ~ bcnaa!I Or lno lot, y necessary 10
atMtt tant NJ tho t!to ~ sr.KHl9 Uscry oilt ~
nut soul WIS o1sirno'lng hls View. und that itll
M9ro HcatGa sxcurlilk air tlnso, Whn WIZ
Sluw Dy tho Intervening sal. Tug bo!t run hor
bows ltp tho MNk. whioh WAs two ieot untior
WMtyf. heGica oyer s hsf Pnrt s!iu my eank "
IN tho srfaco, HnI n!t'!t'st vt ulsGu sW his w!fs
c,Mp up KnslisiY htshie htlti; sntatnu. her hb
plucod her nn th0 oowsrr!t, whIGl; WIS eht o,li;
, 1880-10-02
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL.

A4Es fltl thSbI1tHIEs
Tho believers IN MI uiafmltGl iss,lc 0f
serip--in otf,cr wnr,is-tllu GierMback Labor
}ariy--of the Third Congressional District
Mt tho corner Of Cnlcago avenue a1,d Lar
rul.n street.
The Convention began business by SIZE.
gesting tla1ilcs for Congressman. Mr.. u. ".
Richardson, 0f Luke View, who received Il
dozen or two yatcs two yrnrs ago fnr SER.
ator, wns nominated, but the gentleman had
sl.o goos! se.,se to Aesl!ne. Mr.. l'rs,etor Pvt
liam, Of tho Eighteenth Wari. WIS
n1so nominated, but before anything
could ho done Mr.. William Sullivan
"klcketl," and ,MtvcG that no nomination
bc nlnde. 1'his brought ont onn At,anls, who
stated tllat Carter II. ltnrrisan twN yes.ra t,so
phil over to tllo 1Aallaeers of lie urerllbArk
party s;rW which tilry spent lsonrstly III Try.
ii won.I divldc tho cl,y ,otl'cps will, iheln.
Carter H., ille "Ercat cacklinY rt''strr,' Ind
sult t1ein out, when, but tor clrasststanc.,,
l!e ., could lut l,ays huct e!ectetI, lA.rplanse;
,, Aftyr st'lltiHg M 1T tlle Canye},tnn-1t sMeG u
Eighteenth Wnr,t. 'l.t gentleman, declined
thu empty l!ollor, and advised tho Convention
hoa tt' I!nH!lnats ally!'ody-,
Mr.. X. 7. Nelson Thought 1t nnw1se not TO
nominate sulllel,oAy, hernllsn Tint course
would l'ok I" tile s'utsl.!e work. NJ tAaugl!
tho t'HGliblcker% wrre fnr salr. After 4 tlts!
nf talk II will.eytat. l,nprtu0,ls Individual
nominated ut. &. II. Albums, w!nM i!e IN:
sl"rseA as tl.oyaugA believer IN the i.lea VI
Erln!t!nS out Mptr hinfley, mud Ils nlle who
would INT SILL lllell. out.
Mr. .AtlntIls WIS very thankful fnr the dis
ttllgnfSet lin,tnr Of heing tIalneta tts q cAnii-
tntn fur Congressman frnn tlie Third District.
lfe l,ltt no money to spcMtl III the rn!,yasa,
but If the plrty Wnul,l PISS arDlinti tile llnt
and help lnnM dog over t.!e stlie they MlEl,t
Use lis Ilul,r. lid WINS tflercupon nominated
by iculuilatiUn.
Mr.. +. +. Munsnn was nHmtuatrtl ns n
candidate Enr liIct,br Of the St,te I1unrl ni
Equalization, nllu Mr.. NJ. u. I.uf,rr wils
elected member Of the Siate CcsItrRl Com.
MI.tee., After rlertlng u Congressional
EptllllklttGq they al Inllr1letl,
, 1880-10-02
!t,a,nllon. Michael vyclclf, Henry Coync, John

atXrt INSTINCT.
=, in tho Fifteenth Wart M compared will,
the recent ct'ulny primaries, It'd vUte was
yGry light nnly kfxty-tlruu Yates being lntle.t.
1lle fnllnytng tlefpENtts wcru ELECTED will
n'!t otpostioM, anil tl'oy ,.re .sai,l to hG ell
Truly '!tr1e.lged: Frank Nielsen, l.. r. l,nr-
clay: Aa.t Frnnze.,, iis,lry 1'unlnp. John
itlni., 'rliptIlas MGti0ycrM.
Tm only person for wtlnm tic detcRntipil
l. saisl It, III liAstql IL Mr.. llDnglAa. Of tllo
!;lg,!terntil Ward, a Wlssiblu can,fttl"tr fur
Win might he srt IN to bc knocked dawn rs
cn,litlnIe fDr The LAWYER l1n,tsr.
III tlM Sixtnrntil WNnt lesA Than n hundred
Whes wHrn lHDllctl, mud tic fufluWttsE uil-
pledged delegation wns elgrtGt without up
M,siIiOn: N. lins,ner. .1nscp!l Klein. Henry
l!ainl.. Louis. nartnls. Christ EicksnnI,, \.
Van Ifarrn, ,'vcnlcl Noel. james ". Farrell,
Atntl. Dcwaltl.
riley would he glad Ia vote for Senator
Delaney, Int, us tint suffering hero llus I,osl-
lively tlecliMGd reflection, tllUy nro Oil thu
feirf.
Tho delegates selected III tic Eighteenth
WMYt1 weYu Frank .AgHaw, ~. i}. Mase..,
William, Kennedy. J. ". Crawford, frank
Cunningham, il. It. Srxtofl, Joseph 1.awicr,
Wllliu!H Farrell, John Ketg. .a,ltl s. s. Greg
nry. They favor SextHr tn. Representative,
but nrc otherwise unplctlgct!.
, 1880-10-02

nullness prevailed Mt tho Criminal Court yes
ter4ay, tito e"svs be!nx or very orl.s.Wry thnr-
acior, and utterly unreitevcd byGxcentrlo toal-
ures Ut Interest. David Itl9o wAs trlul and Ro-
quilted Ut Il very tnllI typu Of pstty larutl,y,
white Dnvid Morgan. who WIS jointly ln,l!clols
with him, plpctl guilty, and VIVA sOnt IT. jul tur
thirty dMys. Frnnk 0lrlr,! Wua lotlittU1 Oh u
charge of larceny. Tho Grand Jury returned
sxty.seyen i..lieIMehts.
F0rey cMsus Weru hGanl y1sterdny by tho
nrind Jury, whu returned lt1rttan tru1 BILLS,
twenty-five tn bills, lIi1 1,,sssei tyu; ct!lAInE Mj
tlG uncket Nfter hnvihy pl8srA an nbuut 6M
Gases. Thuy rGturnud lNr90 nuEibar 9f 1n.
IN lhla has run III low III to Leave lND tor tr1Hl
during tho coming WeGk, Among tho indl0tou
VIVA JOHN EnriXht, tllo 's4'uOtlGrcpcr Wfl aa.
sanltei ttIilrew Paxton. elpgcnt ot tue Cltl.
zens' LoaKhc, whiIu hu was, prosecuting taat
socotys work ot preventing tho sA!g Ut ilquor
to lnliUrs. Edward 4. Ir4sk,i tho West MMtll-
son street rcAl-cAtuto nxcut, wA Indicted for tho
third ttne. Tho last uhargo .betlg far
perjury III swearing before Justice bluull.
nf Austin, That he was the nwnur Ut
WNvnor IAylbr'a furnttnru. Iaiues Weatou. tho
artttnpllAh9d baE1aEe-thiet at wh0sa hnuso 4
ltrKG quantity Of stolen H0Mls WIS recovered.
wnH nls0 Indicted. The druid Jury will shartiy
10 called upDn To Investigate tho county nieat
cnntrutar, who, It is Hl!rYest. hug 1ecn ayste'll.
!atehl!y Kls!lIx h,ort wnEht IL hls cstol''vIs On
brAuKht leCuru tt.etn who VIII, II H. vlalaso4
swear tl4t hc rtc1lvet unly six p0Apis Ut tleet
Of tho indictments w.tt ho brought Into colrt
sh!s lnrnnx, utter which lho Qsaad jury will