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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

Ike Northern Pacific II, H., Of
which Hon, Frederick Billings ID
President, has sent on a car loaded
with minerals, agricultural products,
euriosilles, etc, OF the Great North
West, 'and Is now on exhibition at
the New England Fair, Mr., Billings
telegrsphs this (Thursday) morning
that 10 expects TO DO able TO reach
Woodstock Saturday afternoon next
with this car aud remain until Mon
day noon, This will DO rich treat
for our people, and no doubt there
will DO q crowd TO SEQ II, On appll'
cation y tho President the Gar will
DO exhibited at other State aud Coun,
ty fairs 10 this country aud Canada
The nlne mes that were naturallzed
at Windsor voted the republican tick
Ut on Tuesday, Some of them came
10 ~ In the first place, rs We started
the movement, aud wanted 10 know II
We would pay their fare 10 Windsor
and pay for their papers, We told
them thai We were not engaged In
such dlTepulahle buslncss-''hey must
Pay their own bliss They said they
would not go then, The republicans
got hold Of them aud the result Is
known, They are rs Ignorant OF
state aud national aflhirs as old Nlco-
dcmus vas Of the second birth, aud
there are "notives" In tho party here
that are just as iguorant, aud yet tie
leaders have tho impudcnce 10 say
that all the intelligence, etc., etc., is
10 DO found in their dariy. Two or
three men paid their own bills, took
out their papers, paid for them, and
voted like men. 4.
The Spililnahst. Of this State will
hold their quarterly convention at
Stowe, commencing on Friday OF
next week and holding over the Sab
bath. Good speakers and music will
be Ia attendance. Col. Bailey, OF the
Mt. Mansfield House, will make cv-
prything pleasant for those attending.
His reputation is national Fare at
Tho hotel, 81 per day; half fare on
Tho railroads and stages.
II the ACE is not as good usual this
week, it is owing politics
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

yoi,aie neit Ce., Marshall, Mieh.
win send their celebrated Elettro'vol'
tale BelIi to the afflicted upon DC days
trial, speedy cures guaranteed, They
mean what they say, Write to them with
out delay,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

The DeGolyer affairs doesn't seem
to excite much enthusiasm among To-
publlans,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

The presence Of our rich men at the
polls all day Tuesday was noticeable
II did not mean "lntlmldatlon + o,
Of course not
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

The Republican majority in the
Stale will not be over $4,000, This
glory enough for the Democrats,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

II the ACE is not as good usual this
week, it is owing "politics,'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

Mrs. Z. 3. WARE-Would in.
form the ladies of Woodstock and
vicinity that having obtained the
frame formerly used by her in the
manufacture OF Hoop Skirts, is now
prepared to furnish Hoop Skirts OF
all kinds aud sizes.
Orders lett at the Millinery rooms OF
Mrs Johnson u Tewksbury, or at Mrs.
Mary Raymond's dress making rooms,
will be promptly attended TO.
Defeated but not dismayed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

We advertised cattle in the pound
in Barnard, last week. A nan in
Bridgewater read it and went and got
them, Now We want him to pay for
the .ad."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
The Last Pow.wow.

Part of the candidates for loca
Offices met at the Courthouse Satur'
day night, and said their pieces
Col. Poindextor, led off but owing tc
the turbulence of tic negroes, a good
part Of his speech could not DO heard.
Capt. b. 7. Underwood, his oppo-
nent was sick and could not he pres
cnt. 4
&. NJ. Brown, The Republican cam
dldate. for Sheriff, then spoke for
mose than on hour, but Mr.. West,
his opponent also was sick and not
present. Mr.. Ennis then arose and
announced that he was the Republic
can candidate for city Marshal, and
still In the ring. p. NJ. Owen, re-
piled to him and also refuted some
charges that had been circulated
against him by the Republicans. Az
ter this the meeting went into the
hands Of the negroes, who pow.wow.
cd til one o'clock. We did not
tay 10 see It through.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
Bethel Association.

The fifty-sixth annual session OF
this body will be held with Mount
Gilcad church, at. Allensville, Todd
county, Ky, beginning Tuesday,
August 18th, 1880, AT 10 o'clock "a. NJ.
At the lasr meeting, the following OPP.
pOintments were made ; TO preach an
nual sermon, Rev. r. W. Bibb; alter
nate, Rev. ]. q. Kendall; TO write
circular letter. ]. j.. Garnett. Com
mittees.
Bethel Collcge-C. E. w. Dobbs,
Thos. Evans.
Bethel Fomale College-E. n.
Dicken, s. Il. Trice. tN n
Sunday Schools--L. Waggcner, J. r.
Gsrnett.
Associational Missions-J. q. Ken.
dali, j. U. Spurlin.
State Missions-J. +. Hardwick,
w. C. Taylor.
Home Missions, S. B. C.-S. Baker,
b. +. Kidd.
Foreign Missions-T. G. Keen, j.
Lamb.
UNCONVENTIONAL Literature--J. w.
Rust, p. A. Pointer. pe
Obltuaries--G. Dockery, II. S. Low
cry. e.
Orphans Home-C. W. Dicken, s.
P. Forgy.
The l.. & N. X. r. will sell to all
persons attending excursion tickets at
franklin, Bowling Green, and Hop
kinsville. KY, aud at Glarksville,
Tenn, and at all intermediate points
to Allensville. Tickets on sale 18th aud
18th aud good returning till 23rd
August A full attendance is desired.
J. o. FERRxLL, Clerk,
X Hopkinsville, XIV.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
Obituary.

l Died, near Longyiew, Christian
county, KY, July llth, Ella Nelson,
of typhoid lever and congestion,
aged Is years. II 81
Ella was an only daughter, the com.
fort and stay of widowed mother
and large family. Kind, generous
and considcrate the welfare OF other 8
was her first care. Her hands were
ever busy ministering TO the wants OF
those she loved, Not only were the
gentle attributes Of woman exercised
even In matters OF business that
required her attention she evinccd
an intellect aud capacity unusual. AT
school she was ambitious and made
rapid.progress, while she was respect
full always TO her teachers and to her
associates gentle aud forbcarlng.
death lies OH her like an nntime.
ly FROST" but we must remember that
whom the Gods love die young" 5tn
"weep not for those who sink within the
arms of death gH ~
Ere yet the chilling wintry breath OF sor-
row DER them bluwR,h q 74rlr
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
Moonlight picnic two weeks from

Moonlight picnic two weeks from
tonight.
Brandon, the jewelcr is the man 10
repair your watch.
Read advertisement of land for sale
In another column.
The finest assortment Of Gold Pens
and pencils at Wallis Jewelry store
Prof. W. R. Fall, late of Pembroke
has moved TO Union county TO take
charge Of a school.
Prescriptions carefully compound
ed at McClanahan & Cos. Go to
them for drugs, cigars, tobacco etc.
Rev. J. F. Hardwick will fill the
pulpit at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening.
J. W. Mechanism Il Co. keep q
full stock of drugs on hand and sell
them at all hours day or night.
Jas. l.. VAIL, our new Jewclcr, has
the largest stock Orwell selccted jew
elry in,tho city and says positively
he will not be undersold.
Now let us send for some good
speaker-Col. Richards for instance
and organize the Hancock club next
week, say about Tuesday night. ALI
in favor ofthis motion say"I"
The ladies ofthc Baptist church
will give moonlight picnic at Beth
Of Female College Tuesday evening
August II. Ice cream, cake, fruit
and other refreshments. Admission
rs cents.
Messrs. Morrow & McNary have
opened Diamond coal Office here
and will fill orders promptly and sat-
isfactorily. They are reliable bust
meas men and VIC bespeak for them a
good patronage.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
cERuLEAN sPINaS.

On this beautiful morning while
looking upon the crowd of people un-
der the shade, on the benches, some
walking. some reclining, listening to
the beautiful music furnished by the
Julian Brothers band, / was prompt
ed to drop you line. thinking it
would meet the eye Of some interested
reader. ! arrived here but few days
ago aud it is astonishing how might
ly | have improved. This Cerulcan
water certainly is the best water in the
country. Any disease where in the
liver is directly interested the patient
will receive relief and benefit from
drinking freely Of Cerulean water.
For anlpsemeuts Cerulean is not in
the rear by any means. No resort in
this part Of the country can boast Of
better music, dancing morning and
evening, shooting gallery, ten pins,
lovely grounds and good company.
Prominent among the arrivals in the
last day or SO, we see Mrs. G. L. Dade
Miss Fannie Moore, Miss Mary Park,
and Miss Bette Petree Of Hopkins
vile, Miss Jettie Harper, w. P. Wal
ters, Il. c. Roach Of Evansville, Miss
Ella Gray and mother of paducah.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. ID. Shaw, Jno. Il.
Street, Rev. B. g. Devices, R. "A. Bur-
nett, Mrs. Bamess and daughters. }.
H. Husk Of Csdiz, Mr.. Rony and Miss
Sallie Pagon OF Tenn, and j. R. Dab
ney Of Henderson has come to spend
some time here. Rev. B. +. Cabcll
principal Of Cedar Bluff Female Col.
lege Ky. spent the day here Thurs
day. a ,as. Il.
Oscar Barbour who has been here
the past two weeks, still remains, the
attraction is just as great as ever, and
il Oscar don't be more careful VII
= he will certainly get his
picture in the illustrated. tell baa (
Frank Dabney OF Hopkinsville, is
putting in his full month by saying he
is sorry he can't stay all winter. Frank
would stay until he turned "gray" II
the house was kept open.
DR.. Akin Of Princeton has returned
home to spend few days. to regain
his health, / suppose, but "his little
bright eyes" are waiting patiently for
his quick return. No young man at
the springs is better acquainted with
the road between here and Princeton
than Smith Gaines, "Her Majesty"
accompanied him both trips.
Tandy Wadlington has been drink
ing his ice tea at the springs the past
week and still remains.
The crowd Is still increasing at the
springs. The water is in splendid
condition. Mr.. Editor como down
soon and take fried "chickkia" with
me. Hoping to see you soon,, l re-
main astonishingly yours.
OGcAsIoxALLY.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
The Public School House.


The Foundation Of the new school
building has been laid and tho brick
rerk win shortly begin. Tho old
school house on the corner Of tho loi
has been torn AWAY. The lot Ia q
beautiful ous Immediately on the
Railroad and tho building when COM
pietsd will DO an ornament to the
town. The Souru KESrucKIAS fav-
ored the project Of Mr.. Jas A. Wal
lace and othcr public spirited citizens
to start this school, last fall. belIev.
Ing that when completed II would 70.
fleet great credit upon the intelligence
and liberslity OF our people. In the
facs Of terrible aud unliring opposi
ton the gentlemen succeeded IN get.
ting their proposition through aud
before a year rolls around its enemics
wiIi BE blessing lie advocates When
the building 10 erected We win try to
writea description Of Il and give our
rcaders some Idea ofits worth asa
building and an institution.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
TOBACCO NEWS.
MONTHLY MARKET REPORT,

MONTHLY MARKET REPORT.
Receipts for the mo. OF July,'79 l9S0h.
Receipts for the mo. OF July,'80 l57Sh.
Receipts for the year. 10 905Sh.
Receipts for the year, 80 l032yh.
Sales for July, 1879. 2l47 hhds., ,,s
Sales for July, 1880. 1910. t'l
Sales for tho year, 1879. 13l7hhds.
Sales for the year, 1880, 9l70 hhds.
Stock on hand Aug. 1877 1862 hhds,
Stock on hand Aug l. 80 26l7. ~
Sales by Bucknere& Woodbridge
July Is and 80, 1880, II hhds tobacco
as follows.
IL hhds. good to fine leaf, 1925 to
$500.
2S hhds. common to medium leaf,
$3.50 to $685..
II hhds. good TO fine Tugs, $4.05 to
$500.
q hhds. common and trashy Tugs,
80 90 TO $3 80.
Market rules about the same, with
a good demand for all sound, well
ordered tobacco, and we continue TO
have tull board of buyers.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
BLINKING FORK.

Rran.darre neai Nolnn,s Storm m
I'm ajs, nj, ONO hngo C,n,,o al
t;ng ~, tr;hute m ,hs memory or Tho
no6,e isnt Woosiv 'om whose n,ace
II was aRe;o;cc on yo,,ny nj IL
tho davs Of INV vonth c,cn piease
read Ecclesiasics llth and 9th.
Rov. John Spnrlin preached
splendid sermon at the Brick church
on last Tuesday night, ON christian
character. We hope 10 have such a
pleasure often. ifo7 ai'
We are glad 10 find Roy Is still
able TO wave his Quill. We got a
poop at those supra. labial capilaries
of friend Zip's and think with close
attention they will make half a crop.
BY the way Zip, why all that thus
ness about those blue glasses.
II appears that some have taken
some remarks we made all to Them
selves, and propose 10 kick us out.
We can only say in the language OF
Judge Head, iii we have done any
thing we are sorry for VIC are glad or
It," ANY man VINO says lie would
sell o man etrychnine, IL he
knew he wished to kill himself, and
feel no remorsc, IS in pretty way to
do much worse things. Don't YOU
think 80 friend CHARLIE Tho good
hook savs aWoe "a tho man that
r;seth M ear,v h Give his mciyhhor
strong drink. tha, 6utteth lhe Gun 10
his linz
flreeu;e save ebc Ia mad M no ana
n will lin omiie n load of orief from
our brcast II she viii maSe nm. for
s,'ro 1 would be tho last thine In he
world for no 10 hurt her fcel,nys
Now wha, say Won I;reeniep
Much sickness in Inc vicinity now
Don't ali vel sick n. once pleaso ihe
doctor,s can 4 do Won jus,ico besiaes
we Iowa 10 ace neople we'll md han.
nv.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03

Y W. f. Combs keeps constantly on
hand the best Meat in town. The
choices Mutton roasts and outlets, and
the juicest tonderloin steaks. He also
keeps all kinds of vegetables in their
season, and sellsas cheap as anybody.
G. w. Mctcalfe is now holding
the bag by himself.and supplying his
friends with Confeciioneries, Fruits,
Cigars, Tobacco, Cutlery, Canned
goods and in fact everything oil the
kind. All kinds Of Seeds always on
hand. Ice Cream is a specially, an
elegant parlor being attached. Mel
oas and fresh fruits cheap. Give me
a call and SEQ for yourself.
G. w. METcALrE
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03

Monroe Robertson, a condemned
murderer, in the Grcenville Ohio, Jail
attempted to commit suicide with an
old knife blade. He bled profusely
but did not die. He will DO hanged
August goth.
Little Gertrude Hood, the youngest
orphan Of the late Gen. Hood, died at
Warm Springs, Georgia last week.
She was tho adopted daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. Joseph, of Columbus,
Ga.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
sucrALirIss.

Miss Bette pc,rce, is soiourning at
Cerulcan.
DR.. Y. n. Bourne is absent visiting
friends In tennessee.
M. Geo. d. Mentz, Of Darlington,
was here Sunday.
Mr.. j. S. Parrish, Of Oak Grove,
was In the city Friday,
Miss Flora Trice, returned from a
visit to Owensburo, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Briggs have
taken rooms at tue Phoenix Hotel.
Joe. Mulhattcn, the professional
liar, was at the phenix several days
last week.
Misscs. Annie and May Ware, arc
visiting the family of Mr.. e. W. Ware
near Trenton.
Misses Mary and Henrietta
Dsr,nycr, OF Louisville, are visiting
at Mr.. X. II. Lovicr's.
Misses Maggie Banks and Minnie
Jones, Of Henderson, are visiting birs
Chas. Jarrett, near the city.
Mira. E,ha wooi,cn and Mrs. Alice
Adams, of Greensboro, are visiting
tho family Of Mr.. Jno. Overshiner.
Mas Carrie Hart, an attractive
young lady OF Henderson, Is visiting
the family Of Maj. Jno. w. Breathitt.
MIss Lizzie Hall, Of Lafayette, re.
turned home yesterday after a weeks
visil to the family OF DR.. Fuqua.
Miss Grace Thompson, one Of
Princeion's lovellest beauties, Is visit
ing the family Of Mr.. Geo. 0, Thomp-
aon.
Miss Mary Pyc, pretty Young
lady o; Nashville, is expected Che
latter part ofihe week on visit to
Mas Anime Savage.
Nal. J. o. Fcreli, W. 7. Cooper,
A. w. Henderson and tho writer,
will go down TO Cerulean Springs
Tile evening 70 spend several days,
Charlie Burbrl,lge, has returned
from Unlon county where he bias
been for several months, and viii
help his mother In the post office.
Miss LIZZIE Thompson and Miss
bertha Langstrotl, areiarned homo
from Psdacah last week. BY some
strange coincidence Joe Cant happen
cd to be Ia Paducah aud returned tho
came day.
Prof. J. II. Solomon, who WIN be- 10
member Of Prof. Rnsi's- faculty tho
susuipg session. was IN tho city last
week and paid us q call. lie is q
scholarly genilemcu and experienced
teacher aud will tea valued acqois-
sion TO the corps OF teachers OF that
popular institution.
Misses Lizzie and Katie Mer'-
wcther, Of Clarksville, after spending
a week with tho Miss IIoppcrs, re-
termed home yesterday. They are
very charming and beautiful young
ladies and gaiuod many friends and
admirers during their short stsy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
LAND FOR SALE.

A. w. Meacham'offcrs for sale a
tract Of land Of 100 acres. near old
Belloview and adjoining the farm Of
q, w. Lander, tits one Of tho best
tracts OF land in West Christian and
has growing Drop upon it now at
which persons can look and see for
themselves. There il "a good spring
and never failing well on the tract.
The field islevcl and fertile and in On
excellent neighborhood, within half a
mile Of Belleview Church. Apply to
A. w. Meacham Belloview, Ky. or
to the editor Of this paper.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
PLOwS! PL0wS! FLOWS!

We have large lot of plows which
have been soilcd by the rain storm
this spring which we will sell very
low. Among them one, two, and
three, horse steel chilled and cast
plows as good as new. All ofthe best
brands. Those wanting bargains
will do we'll to call soon as we intend
to soil them low.
v. N. MErcALr & Co.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
Bargains.

We have some fine second hand
Buggies. ofour own make, which we
viii sell low down for cash. Call
soon and got bargain, as
+ Blnmenstiel McCamy d Bonte.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
i. n:
~ a. ~ N 4
July weddings. whswi

y
Tho records show fourteen we'd
dinys IN the county during the past
iaonth, although tile thermometer,
got pretty close up to the hundreds.
The following 10 . list; ee9 a.S
WHITE. a.iai is'u
A. ]. Morgan 10 Miss Rarah Reagon.
Jno- knight Dosia Fields. b
las. q. Mosely" Georgia Gillum.
Jas. B. Brown q AM Messimore.
Richard Lacy !" IN Hammons.
9. ID, Harrison ~" Annie McJilton.
TotaI,6. KIN 'ss s.
-y4 .re BLACK. .iiss, .s
Warner Foster to Annie Moore.
Lewis Gold to SaIlle Garth. *,
Bell Luster 10 Mary Pool. i3,
Warner Williams to Ella hoster.
Al. Dunlap 10 Elvira Brimley.
Frank Jeffersoato Vlna Clemens.
Harry Sharp 70 Hannah Robertson.
James Lefles TO Lucy Hawke.
Total. g.. al
Combined total, "A,
This Is the least number for several
months. Still there arc more to fol-
low. ssFfH u II; P
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
FOR SALE.

Wohaye a good secondhand Rock
away for sale cheap. tur3af I
BLuMENsrIEL, McCAMY & BoYTE.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.

Situated on Chit 8. n. n, at Georgetown, Ky.
Session begins Sept. 9th, 1890, Full faculty.
Course Of Study thorough and varied. Loca-
tion perfectly hcalthful. Every effort Ia made
to advance students In Sound learning and
to " develop both their General culture and
true manhood Rf5y-Total expenses for Aes.
sion OF i've months Zoo. Send for catalogue 10
REV. X, N. DUDLEY, ID. D., Georgetowh, nv
Aug. 8-1m
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
Kentucky Military Institute.

Farmdac 70 franklin Co. ny.
Tho school for Doys and Young Men, Six
niles south Of FRANKFORT. The 8isi annual
session begins Gth,of September NEXT Al
dress NJ above for catalogue. Aug. g-sm
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-22
General NetOS.

The latest returns from Maine give
Plalsted 1854 votes and Davis 73 ,640.
Scattering 475. Plurality for Plaisted,
ia. The plurality amendment to the
State Constitution is reported to be
adopted by large majority.
A Mrs. Hazard gave birth to five ba-
bies in Monticello, ILL.,, OH Saturday.
All are living.
Rev. Francis Thornton died in Louis
vile yesterday, aged IS years. He had
been in the ministry "a years.
In the u. 5. Circuit Court at Mem
phis, yesterday, Judge Hammond ovel-
ruled a motion tor the dismissal OF the
suits against certain Tennessee railroads
by holders Of Tennessee State bonds, aud
he set the cases for trial on Monday
next. These cases involve the question
of the responsibility of the railroads for
a portion Of the States debt.
In the u. S. Court at Trenton, N. j.,
yesterday, Judge Nixon charged the
Grand Jury regarding violations of the
law concerning the management of ma
tional banks, and lie called upon the
jury TO investigate all charges in that
connection, "without fear, favor, alice
ton or reward"
There was no trouble at Corning,
Ohio, yesterday. The body of Thomas
Mcmahon, of Jacksonville, who was shot
by The militia in Sunday evenings fight,
has been found in the woods near Corn
ing Another of the wounded miners is
not expected to r, cover. The eight
others wounded men are not in any
danger.
The United States Consul at Hong
Kong reports that during the three
months ending Jury Both, 1880, 5002
emlgrants left Hong Kong for the
United States, Of whom 7 were females
and A boys.
The report of the Board of Agricul.
ture of Illinois indicates that, noLwith.
standing August drought and September
irosts, the corn crop of that State vii
not fall below the average.
The contract for extending the Den
yer and Rio Grande Railway In Colora
do, to the Gunnison country, was let OF
Monday. The road is TO be finished il
seven months.
Axei Dearborn was nominated TO
Congress by the Democrats of tn
Third District Of Massachusetts las
evening.