davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

so1EEE.-An elegant soiree and social
reunion was held at the beautiful home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Coield, of the
Point Honmas plantation, Tuesday eve
ming, the 25th of May. The entertain
ment was devised and conducted by Mrs.
Cofeld, and all who are acquainted with
that charming lady will readily appre-
bend that it was brilliant, recherche and
enjoyable. The friends Of the engaging
hostess and her estimable husband re-
sponded to the lady's invitations in
goodly numbers and seconded with their
best efforts all the arrangements made
to render the occasion delightful one
to all who participated. Everya1 one
seemed in their happiest humor, as be-
fitted the time and place, and
All went merry as marriage bell.
Music, singing and dancing were the or
der of the evening. Mrs Cofeld and Mrs
Julia Israel favored the company with
several of their best vocal selections rem
dered in the admirable style which char
acterizes all the efforts of those ladies.
Music was furnished by lady performers
upon the piano and by the Independent
Brass Band. Refreshments were provi-
ded with lavish hands, and were par
taken Of with great zest. We have rea-
son to know that this feature was g. sue
cess, as the kind hostess sent generous
samples Of the toothsome condiments to
this editor and his wife, who were pre-
vented by sickness in the family from
attending the entertainment. At half
past IL o'clock, after an evening of the
most unalloyed pleasure, the guests took
leave Of their entertainers and departed
for home, most of those living in and
near town embarking on the steamer II.
E. Lee, which touched at the Cofield
landing and brought them to the Dom
aldsonville wharf in a brief half hour.
The recollection of this charming social
gathering will long be a pleasant mem
DRY to all the participants.
----~>>-----------
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

DONALISONV VILE, Id.
Mandatory OF Strike Pans. Evaporating
Pans, CHARTERS. Juice Boxes, Syrup Tanks,
Chimncys and Breechings, Force and Lift
pumps, etc.
Steam Trains put up and fully guaranteed
Also keeps on hand a full supply of Steam
Ganges, Iron Pipes and Fittings, for steam
and water use.
Mr. Billeisen begs leave to refer to the
following named planter0wl,o have used o..
are still using his Strike Pans
Elmer BADER, Iberyille.
d. r. CARROLL, ..
LEMANN & BAILEY, Ascension.
LEMANN & LUM,
LEMANN & son, 90
. SEYMOUR & CO., So
JOHN REUSS.
JAMES TELLER, "
MRS. NJ ISRAEL & CO.. st. James.
HON. TAYLOR BEATTIE, Assumption.
A. j. SHARP,
E. J. VICKNAIR.
HON. D. F. KENNER, New Orleans.
.JoJbing and country orders promptly
attended 10 aLmoeierafe charges.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

The rural editor scoopeth III the early
vegetable. Which reminds us that our
better half several weeks ago requested
MS to acknowledge the receipt Of basket
of splendid new potatoes from Mrs. j. e.
Cofield, and to return thanks for the
kindness. Having literally tested the
excellence of the tuhers, we should be
ungratcful indeed if we failed to comply
with the request
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05
Arrival & Departure of Mails

Mails arrive and depart daily Sundays ex-
ccpted3, as follows:
Mem Orleans and DOndldsonciNe-Pe New
Orleans and Texas railroad-Arrives at y
NJ, departs at 1890.
Donnlaso,riHc and Bayou Snrn-Per steam
ers John w. Cannon and Edward j. Gay
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urelay evenings.
DonaldsonriHc and 4ssumption-Pcr stage
line to Observation-Disclosures II A. NJ,
departs r. II.
All other routes discontinued Jan. j, 1879
To insure dispatch drop all letters in the
postroifice by 1880 AN.
w. G. WILKINSON, P. NJ.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

Mr.. J. w. Bates, Sheriff of the parish
of East Baton Rouge, visited Donaldson
ville this week, having been summoned
before the District Court as witness
against James Erkhart, who was con-
yicted Of stealing yoke of oxen belong
ing to Mrs. Florence A. Brown. The thief
drove the oxen to Baton Rouge, where
Sheriff Bates scooped him in. Besides
being fearless and vigilant officer, Mr..
Bates is polite and genial gentleman,
and it gave us pleasure to make his ac-
quaintance. His stay here was neces-
sarily brief, but during the twenty-fonr
hours of his sojourn he apparently made
a number of pleasant acquaintance.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the
1,>u-alS
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05
Notice..

TTyHE UNDERSIGNED, heirs and legal
i representatives of George W. Watterson,
deceased, hereby give notice that they are
about to apply to the United States Govern
ment, under the provisions of Sections 1862,
1868 and 36S9 of the United States Revised
Statutes, for the repayment of the purchase
money on the following cash entries of pub
lie land, viz:
The s. w. of Sec. u, 7. 9, s. Il. East,
entered June 10, 1886. Certificate No. 874.
Lots No. 9. 10, Is and Is, in Sec 25, I. g.,
S. r. 9 East, entered September II. 1885
Lots No. ) and i, in Sec. ?. I. 8. s. r. 3
East, entered January 6, 1885, Certificate
No. 426. and
Lots No 3 and 4, in Sec IS, T. 9. s. K. 2
East, entered September IS, 1885. Certificate
No. 49, and all in the Southeastern land
district of Louisiana.
That all Of the duplicate certificates of
sucl, entries properly assigned to said Geo.
w. Watterson, deceased, have been lost or
destroyed. and can not now be produced.
CHARLES WATTERSON,
WATTERSON.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

We were shown u few days since at
the dry goods palace of NJ Israel & Co.,
a piece Of the beautiful and tasteful han
diwork of our energetic little friend,
Master Emile Levy, who is employed i'll
the house. 1t was tile arrangement Of
articles i'll the large show-window 'front.'
ing on Railroad Avenue. The work was
neatly executed, displays taste and re-
fleets credit Oh Emile. He has tact and
will make good business man.
BASE BALL.-Interest in base ball is
rcviviDg lereabouts and several scrub
games have been played i'll the public
square during the past few weeks. The
Grasshopper club has reorganized with
the following officers
prcsident-W. T. Stockmcyer,
Secretary. S. Reynaud,
Treasurer-T. w. Cook,
Warden-Sam. Pincl,
Captain-J II. Keating.
The following are the members Of the
first nine: JOS. NJ. Heating, pitcher; y
w. Cook, catcher; James Wilson, first
base; J. s. Reynaud, second base; W. f.
Stockmeyer, third base; S. Pinel, short
stop; Louis Stockmcyer, left field Allen
Nlavor, centre field Henry Wallace, right
field.
The old reliable Burnside club is also
on the carpet again, with Il nine COM
posed about as follows: L. E. Bentley,
captain and catcher; Lenard L. Dutfel,
pitcher; Henry A. Winfree, first base /;
VIM. B. Sharp, second base; w. G. Will
kinson, third base; VIM. .Tearney, short
stop; John Z. Terrio, left field; Z. y.
Melancol, centre field, Raphael Vacar-
issas, right field.
These clubs will play a match game
for a bat and ball on Sunday, the 18th
inst, in Donaldsonville, and an interest
ing contest is looked for.
CESsus.-Mr. L. f. Lcmaric, Super
visor of the national census for this dis
trict, has made the following appoint
ments of enumerators for Ascension par
ish
First district, comprising first and sec
ond Police Jury war,ls-Lonis Hewitt
Second district, third and fourth wards
Henry o. Maher.
Third district, fifth and sixth wards
G. II. Hill.
Fourth district, seventh and eighth
war,ls-J. B. Hebert.
Mr.. Hill has since rendered his resig-
tlatien, presumably because the duties OF
the position are too intricate for his ca
pacities. Like most of the people of his
FACE, Mr.. Hill has never had an opportu-
nifty to Grub his head against college
WALL aaa while he can sit in the halls
of the House of Representatives as law
maker for the people, aspire to Senate
rial dignity, and to the offices of Sheriff
and Clerk, where he could have his work
done by qualified deputies, when It cores
to performing clerical functions himself,
ia the Census Enumeration is required to
do, he is compelled to acknowledge his
incapacity and to resign the office. OF
course this is Mr.. Hills misfortune, not
his fault.
Mr.. A. T. Grigsby, a young colored
man of good abilities, who has filled such
positions as Clerk of Registration, Justice
of the Peace and school teacher, has been
highly recommended as Mr., Hills sue
cessor, and we. should be pleased TO
chronicle his appointment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05
DoNALDsoNVILLE, La,
Saturday, June s, 1880
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Cincho-Quinine cures chills and fever.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
New Orleans & Texas Railroad,

TIMETABLE.
Morgan's ferry boat leaves head Of st. Ann
street, New Orleans. daily, at y. NJ,
connecting with the passenger train at
Algiers. Train arrives at Donaldsonville
at IL NJ Returning, leaves Donaldson
Vile at 1870, arriving at New Orleans
at 4:30 r. NJ.
Daily freight train each way, Sundays ex-
cepted.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

Col. Owen McLeran was in town again
this week, and we had the pleasure of
meeting him this time. The Colonel is
looking as hearty as ever and reports his
interesting and increasing family in fine
condition.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

Two colored men, the alleged murder
ers Of Mr.. Theogehe 1. Gandet Of St.
James, have been arrested and confined
III the Jail Of that parish. One Of them
is said to have made confession Of the
commission Of the crime and Of the place
where the stolen goods were concealed.
Search was made and the goods found.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the
appetite.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents mala
ria.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the
bowels.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

tHe a week in your own town. Terms and 50 outfit
pOU free. Address II. HALLET 4 Co.. Augusta, Maine.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-05

| penltent!ary i've years.
State u.s. Eugene Guedry, burglary and
larceny; found guilty of petit larceny
for having stolen jewelry and pistols
from the store Of WIN. Camp, corner
Mississippi and st. Patrick streets; SELL
fenced to Imprisonment in the penitcn-
tiary one year.
State IS. Eugene Guedry, larceny Of
cheese from the Donaldsonville wharf
building plead guilty; sentence, one
year in the penitentiary.
State Us. Jake Sullivan and Wash. Hud-
son, maliciously killing horse Hudson
plead not guilty; case fixed for trial, but
subsequently continued indefinitely
Sullivan failed to appear and bench
warrant was issued.
State as. Prince Whitesides and 9th
ers, trespass on plantations of John Burn
side; Prince Whitesides, Richard Story,
james Howell and Powell Cartwright
plead guilty and were sent to Jail ono
hour each: Sanders Carroll and Henry
Hayes failed to appear and bench war
rants were issued.
State Is. George Washington, rape;
acquitted.
State rs. Peter Wagner, maliciously
killing COW; found guilty; motion 1or
a new trial filed.
State rs Peter Wagner, assault with
l,,a,rous weapon: the case was aban-
aoued and the Jury acquitted accused
without leaving their seats.
Stat, rs. Leonee Falre. larceny of po-
, 1880-12-01

SENSITIVE politicians who were disturbed
ny tho Silly report tint Afr. 1latne was tu bu
'g''orea by tho new Administration will havu
tiicIr H'lnds act Mt rest by tho 'ntcst reports
from Washington. II Is said TINT Atr. utainc
has been offered successfully tic two most
honorable r1nces In tho Cabinet, aln1 has rc-
fused them both. Whether tI1s ho true or
not, 1t Is we'll understood TINT his wishes
will bu properly considered IN tic milking up
of tllo ilow Administration. 4 report widely
circulated III tie newspapers Is that AIr.
I'lalne desires tho appointment Of Mr.. Ffyo
10 bc Secretary Of the Navy, ,l,ul will urge
tho election of Eugene lfale to thu United
statcs Senate. II this should le t'one, IL
would scarcely be sattl TINT Mr.. lllafnc's
managers Mt Chicago Ind been forgotten by
tho successful Candidate,
, 1880-12-01
WILD SPECULATION And INITIATION

1t Is sevun years slHco tho panic OF 1H1:I,
alld two since the resumption OF speclc-puy-
snents. -Four years Of declining prices, bn,k-
raptcies, narrowing production, falEng
wages, md hard times wara succeeded by
one year Of rcspt, a1sd then by two years at
progressive plenty. Tho resumption Ut
specle-payIncnts was practically tile turning
noll't. England resumed speeIe-paymotts IN
1871, antl had II pa,lc In 1875. Our t!de Of
prosperity Is ristng With s,lct, rapldity that
fcnrs ars already uttered lest tic lscads
OF the people Should DO again turned,
and tho blessings Of plenty DO ngala
converted into thu curse Of debt
THREE years hgo tim commerce OF Now
York for thu period between Jan. ! md Nov.
n showed an excess OF &i3, ,4sl ,0G8 IN exports.
Tlle Mext ycar this was converted into MI nd
verse 1alaIce OF $a1, ,lH I'll 1xcoss OF Imports,
md this year this adverse baIance Inns In
creasel to SUI, 7,765.vNA Our trado ls larger
ir volume than ever hsforo. Experts Of lller-
chandss from Now York have Increased be-
tween jan. ailA Nov ~ from S3l4. lux, lA III
1878, tn SaSs. .b70 07S LII lb50, md Imports from
is9 III 1873. to i38 :' s,5 In 1850. lii
tic lust tflrce years We llayo saved our prod.
uct Of gold aul silver for our own t1se, l4lltl
lase Imported III addition Sll8, 800 000. Con.
troller Knox, III lis Forthcoming report. shows
tlIat tn tota! amount 0f money IN tho United
Statcs, Nat!onal.bank a,ld Government paper.
Aud gull mud silver has Increased froMl
8. l.oN, ISL .elo III January, 1870. to 8l.32. 7ts,-
4s0 III November, lssU,-au addltlon Ut ~
por cent to tito volume Of our currency.
still moro Interesting as showing the gfbw.
, 1880-12-01
Twouty minutes later
birdie starts for hume,
Hustled ts hur bllstlo


Tho Now York I'rtbttac snya That "Ralpll
WnlAo Emerson hns, IL !ectuyinK, employed but
ono gesture, Rlld TINT vary seldom, Whom ho
utters aonle impressive sentence no 1tlakcs u
RraspInx gesture, 4s though scfzing some jn,aR-
Injury object In front of hta." Chtcngo people
will fceogulxe this movement at Of,ec, but III
this city 1t u followed by gradual nrooklng OF
the elbow. Wo aro Klal to sgo that Nalph has
been out With tho boys III hls tlple.
4 few days since nn old gentleman and
wife presented themselves hpfera u Sal0n N0ta-
~ fur the purpose ot Makln9 decd to land
whtol they hud sold. Tic Notary produced tho
ru,Itst bunk mud asketl tho old getltlvulan bis
nalnu. That WIZ wrltton down aud tho NntaFy
then inquired tho wlfO's nRuo. "Wo call hor
snnthor." Ea1 tho old nan. "Il4s sho no othcr
numcT' demanded tho scribe, Tho oil n,a,.
scratched bis hotlti. thought few minutes, aal
tncn turned 10 tho old woman; "What was 1t
they called you when yuu waa u Kol, old
womanf" 5ho took her lllpa from her mouth,
puckorod up hor lips, and sent streRu. 1f to-
paooo lucu straight ut tho cut. composediy 70"
r1Hlux heueath tho stuyU. and teGEely rgpliod3
"aiAlldy," YVES, yes," safd tho old man, tlEsl-
Ing 10 tho Noary, ~ belioyu they did use to Gull
hur Maudr.''-St, LouA Republican.
"Your fancr Is person Of full habit. Is le
not2" askua u I'oslon young man OF u Chlcago
girl tho other eveulnx as they were walking
homo from tho theatre. Hhe was simple pru!rto
gt,so nud, aB slV nftcrwurla BALD, WIZ "jHst u
little Warul uAlor thu colar VI him for stalking
boldly paat so AAuy oystor emporlums without
expressing aesIro to Investigate them, but this
W. ~ much. Locking calmly Ut the HARVARD
, 1880-12-01

TIM ssock-gambtGrs III New York have
c11gngetl III IL struggle In Which there must
take place enormous lusscs. The nominal
value OF stocks md bonds hns cS-
ceudcd nil reasonable expectations. Those
Interested In uunrnlous prices for sccuri-
lies nru opl'usetl BY those Interested
III breakIng prices down. Tl,e out
come Of thu struggle Is dependent OH the
comparative strength OF tho Opposing fnc-
t1ons. That there will bo a collapse lit tho
market and return to actual vnIucs In
inevitable; and tint collapse, when it comes,
will sweep Into bankruptcy that faction
whicl, lnay prove tho weaker. The
present wild range OF prices fur sticks
las go,,e beyond tho poInt of permit
nent maintenance. Aircnuy the banks
md tic m0lley-lcndcrs liaye ,natlt,
nuyanccs equal to their means. y call OF
loa'ss anil I'LL enforced settlement will wind
tip the iilUst extensive seAsOn ut stocll
gambltng which thu country has over Wit
llrsscd. Tho abundance If money Inns per
ulttc.t this wnr ot gamblers to an extent
wholly unprecedented. For tic time l,rtng,
capital llas bcen Withdrawn temporarily
fran legitimate operations nnd locketl ,p III
ills gambling struggle. III tho meantime
the ntlyatleu III tito valuation of rcal estate
has obtained M.lel, ylgor; improvements Of
rgal estate In cities, aud expenditures for
opening nnd Improving farming lal.ts, tic III
crGasD Of ltvU stock, MID tho enlargement
Ut tho area under cultivation fs rap
idly going on. The surplus nancy
received from foreign countries iii ,,aymen.
Of exports IL fast acc'tnlilattng lit tho hands
, 1880-12-01

Cn1ca,.p, Noy. :W-In this mornings Tnru-
U%E yau say thMt, proiMsse that " tlaG lezisiss-
tuEu ut lfA next SESSION silns adnpt a1sl Ulnlct
into Inv u Aystun Ut tHxAtlOn by license, atl
Tint tiurn IL mi inanrfnntlntni,p obstruction to
tho rlss.ND III my such biti'' oti Mupnu,lt Ut tho
rovusluu clauses IN tho Constitution ur tho
atate. II sou h.lsl tnken tia trublo Ut rcallil,1
tho suggestion buf0r0 erli!atsn9 1t, you would
lnlnro hhou't croatu u Tux Colntmtsstun and H.
far tAo state .for tho consitlarAtlon nf t.,t,lro
lMwnakors, This plau, ilIstead CT lhyns!nH
haaty aey'siatoa. nreve''ts It. i u Within "
Constitution az well as olan4e sho!r lnws, if Il
Arpo4r tpslrNblb to do ~. II clthor ehht.9o
WnHhl nrGvent tho r'thk Injustice tito Prt.seIit
systcin.-ple lscMuty Ut which IL that tho Stat0
oullGcts IN t.o0t County *h5s IN hnnes fur 9yUry
II 1tl bina anu st0lks,-tho change Should b0
lnad0. Yours respectfully.
ALFltEp l1tsIoP MASON,
Mr. Masan's language WIS III foll0Wa: VII tho
lawmakers who are to meet nt Springfield next
month wish to teHislate for tho taxpayer instea.l
Of tho tax-catcr, they will at icast ete4te lon-
partsn,, Commission" This Ia rasl,or vague,
atll ndt calculated to throw mich light uu tho
constitutional difficulty In tho way OF tho pro-
poa8t SYSTEM to exempt A!l personal property
frun taxatlon aud lay sho burden un tNuupa-
tious. Tho expression. "create u n0l,-partsat.
Con,misson," scarcely eonyeys tho lleA OF at
auondnont to tho organic lAw Of the gtato.
, 1880-12-01
TIE will of Prof. Watson, of the N'tscon~

THE will of Prof. Watson, Of the WIscon-
sin University. has caused somo unkind COM
ment In the newspapers, dino to a Iuislintior~
stnnltng nf tho facts, 1t gives his wIfe <1,0Oo
anl mn annuity OF 500 pcs ym.r, bis 1nothpr
$40 por year, and tho remainder of his estate
TO tho National Academy of Science. The
Indianapolis Jonrnai rcmarka On this:
y nuns first duty ls to provide Tor his family.
it ho tias tho means to d. 70. Tho foregoing
provision Tor thu wife Ana tnOthcr Of Pruf.
Watson is not sn remarkably bur.tl us tn justify
hih IN giving N,tythng to tic Nuttonnl 4Aendeny
OF seie.Ge. ur my other Hcuntifau Institution.
: Tho observation woli1d be entirely just but
for the faet thut Prof. Wntson's wlfo and mother
Aro otherwise ilhernljy provided for. Ills Ills
position Of hls property was approved by thom;
Hnd Mrs Watson, 1t Ii sat, will on her death fol-
low his oxlnplu, having considerably moro to
laavU thnn ho hid.
, 1880-12-01
LAKE STREET HoRsE.RA1LWAY.


long struggle Of tho prol,erty-0wlcrs Oil
l+s.ko street to SECURE strret-raisway oil
TINT Important t|I0r0ughfaro by tllo alnls'st
unanimous passage Of MI ordinance allowing
thu Wcst Stto StreGt-'sailway ConIWlny tn
1Ay tracks from Wnb.sll nvci,t1o to Unlon
1nrk, alld from Rockwell street to Central
l'ark, thus practically milking Il continuous
llnc fronl tlio unioM Depot OIL tic like to thu
western limits. This legis'nt1on will I'LL
t(1nl,tedly bo Of Ereat value to tho owners OF
tho property along tho new lfne. lIca1 es-
tato0n Luke street between tho brltlgc md
Ashland avenue llns been tlcal for twenty
five years, md tint between Rockwell street.
and the Central Park has, although admlra-
bly, suited for residence purposes. been Il
tlrtig lit the market, on account Of It's fnac-
ccssthllity Now, however, tho salab1o md
ntab1c value Of NIL this property will ho
doubled. AN Illustration Of tho yfyifylng In
, 1880-12-01

THE Antt-Nfasonic candtlate for President
was not elacted, but he Ind votes 1T seven
Btates. Illinois was thebanncr Anti-Mason!t
State, giving i5o votes for tho Electors oI.
tlsat tickpt. Wisconsin cAnla next with III
votes; then followed New York witt, 1t,
Pennsylvania will, II, 5lnino with III, n!l,l
Rho!te 1slantl with t-preetsely tho nu,nl,er
Of Electors III tho Statot Altogether Mr..
Phelps 1ay have received no yutes, aud
lacked only q, lls', ,0OU OF II popular 1,ujorlty.
, 1880-12-01

TIE Republicans OF Nebraska clec.e. t,
contingent Congressman this yenr, rs ,s,sal.
But they chnnot hayo strung h0pcs Of gettIng
him seat. There arc soule States entitled
to additional Congrcssnsen, such rs Tcxaa,
Kansas, nnd Minnesota, which would not
consent to have any contingencies provided
for before their own.
, 1880-12-01

TrE t.n,oA0o 'rn1nrsE has established branch
!cct for tho receipt VI subscriptions und hdTosss-
mcnts t4s follows: ...
NEW YOl,K--l.oou = Tribune building. F. 4. Nc
FADDKy Manager. .-.
GLASGOW, scutland-Alan's American Nevs
trencr. ii itert'al.st
LONDON. E:R-Autrrlcan Exchange. &u stfahd
ItsNy +. tii114t0. AIcit
WASHINGTON. u. C-l319 + atr1et
, 1880-12-01
POSTAGE.

Entstrd al The rast.3ts At Chicago t, Al seto'at'
Eta4s Muller
FOR thn hencnt q! onr phtrnns who dcs!td to sehA
etnRc cuples VI FtIE IHltuSx ttrDuGh tho mat, VIC
Glyp herewith tito transient rate Ut postnXct
flInlfsttt, Pr faprv.
Eight And Twelve rngu i'npor. conts
fhffigll.
Eight ana Twelve rage Paper. eenss
ExtEFH lnRe 4hp1f. SeAt
, 1880-12-01
THE mnjorIties I'll Illinois for tho various
Stato offices, ,.s well ns Tor prcslent nnl Vice.

THE rnRj0rItics III Illinois for the ynrl0,ts
Stato ot!'ccs rs vol rs Tor prcsllent md Vice.
President. wpro MS follows:
Fur Garfield. l.rpbIca,,. :. 4o;x,
Fi'r Cultuln, uhtrrDr. :. .3i,tEH
FIR Hamilton. LIuitctnnt- Governor. 80. ~ tat
Far Dement,, Secretary III SthtG.... ....... .4Grt
For SwiRert, At,!stnr. ...,.......... .4l4;E
Fur lttitz, 31.aE
For Mctnrtney. Att0rncy-G GenctT1. a., lW
Whi!e severa! OF those Ma]orstaes cxceod TINT
given to GnrGrkf, he got rnure voies than any
itlun on Ills tlckut. lfu received 3lY,7tG votes,
wtlllo tho next highest wus tat for bfcCnrtnoy-
VIZ: 3i8 lG5 yotcs. Gov. Culloln run lowest OF
nil tho candidates, receiving bnt 3l4,50s vDics.
Tic persons whs refused to vota for Culso.r,
however, did not vote for Tr1,mbull, but either
scratched Ctlltnm or voted fur tic, Grccnback
candidate. Tho amendment 10 tho Constitution
lcngthening tho terms Of ShoriIs and County
Treasurcrs was adoptea by majority Of {, ,a.s} Of
Nil tho votes clst.