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just Arrived!

At Mrs. w. H. Winchester A
magnificent line of brilliant and sea-
sonable Novelties. Elegant designs in
Millinery Art. Trimmings of all the
New Cashmere Colors. Beautiful pc
tite Bonnets and round Hats.
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A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. F, J. Burhyte on Monday last.
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HID CD Send 25 cts. In stamp or currency
lItDhOL for the revised edition ora Treat
ice IN the Horse and his Diseases" II gives the
best treatment for all diseases, has so fine engTav-
ings showing position assumed by sick horses
pLlOK better than be taught in any
I)tsJOIA other way. a table showing doses Of
all tae principal medicines used for the horse az
welsas their effects and antidotes when poison,
lasge collection of valuable receipts, rules for
sDA nfc telling the age OF horse, with an
ser St0s engraving showing teeth OF each
yeas and large amount Of at her valuabl horse In
fo'1:atOn. Hundreds OF horsemen have pronounce
ed " worth more than books costing g. to Sl0.
TBeSac that 200 coo sold in about one year before
i w'Ss revised shows how popular the book is
Fhef revised edition is much more interesting.
SenS for a circular. AGENTS WANTED. DR.. B.
j. Kendall Co., Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
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At the last regular meeting of Pho
neer Lodge, No. $50, l. 0. of G. T.,
held May 9Th, 1880, the following of
fcers were duly installed for the en-
suing quarter, by A. S. Collins, d. G.
q
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IT is sADDENIx6 to see our hair poisoning
for the grave too early More especially
women feel this affection, and it is even a
greater deformity to them than to men
AYERS HAIR VaGOR averts it and re-
stores the hair sometimes, and its original
color always
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ESfrav Notice.

Found, and taken up by me, the under
signed, on land owned by me, and on which
live, in Section No. 8, Township No. 81,
Range No. 10, being the town of Clifton, On
or about the 4th day of May, 1880, one bay
colt with one white foot, supposed to be two
years old JUDsoN KNIGHT
Dated at Clifton, this Sth of May, 1880. 3-4t
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The State prison has SI6 inmates
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KendalI's SPAWN Cure.

Send address for illustrated circular, which we
thinks ives positive proof Of its virtues No RENE
dy uas ever met with such unqualified success to
cur ~ oWiedge for beast As Wen man.
"rlte II per bottle, or Six bottles for g.. ALI.
RtaGISTS have it or can get il for you, or Il will
be s'at 10 any address receipt OF price By the
proDrietors, DIR. II. J. KENDALL & Co.
Ennah nrnn Enlle Verrn M
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kGndaII's Spawn Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.

BAKERsFIELp, VT. Tee. g. 1872
b. !. KENDALL Co.: Gents,-l wish to add iny
testimony in favor OF your invaluable liniment,
"kendalI's SPAWN Cure" IN the spring Of 1862
slipped on the ice and spraned my right limb at
the knee joint. was very lame and at times suf-
Tered the most excruciating pain wore band
age on 1T for over year. and tried m0st everything
IN my reach, but could find nothing that would
give me permanent relief, When overworked it
would pain me very much. In April, 1878 began
TO think should be ripple for life; but having
some 0f "kendalFs Spawn Cure,' thought would
try IT, used one-third Of bottle, and experience
ed re1ei 1T once The pain left me and has no:
toubled me since feel very gra tefu to you, and
wo1lA recommend "Keudall's SPAWN Cure't to ali
who dher with sprains or rheumatism.
Yours truly.
MRS ] RnrTTWFT
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RIVER FALLS CHAPTER, L. A. NJ, No. As.

Stated conversations Saturday evenings on
or Immediately proceeding the full moon OF
each month.
r. 4. BoURN, Il. p.
s. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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The Wisconsin State Sunday School
will he held this year on the shores
of Green Lake, commencing June Goth
and continuing four days.
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May flowers are numerous.
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Statement Made Under Oath.

To Whom II May Conceru:-In the year 1875
treated with Kendars SPAWN Cure bone spawn
Of several months growth nearly half as large as
q hens egg, and completely stopped the lameness
and removed the enlargement. ! have worked the
horse ever since very hard, and he never has been
lame nor could ever any differece in the size
Of the hook joints since treated him with KEN
DAlsL'S SPAWN CURE. h. A. AINES.
Enosburgh Falls, VT, Feb. rs. 1879
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 25th day
OF February, A. ID. 1879. JOHN G.. JENNIE,
Justice of the pence
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The Minnesota State Fair will be
held at Rochester this year.
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Chicago. Milwaukee l. Vt. Paul Railway
River Division. Time Table.

River Division. -Time Table.
Trains arrive and depart from HASTINGS as fol
ows;
lGoING NORTH.
Arrive las A. NJ Depart, 15O A. NJ.
9 $3.50 p. NJ. 1850 P NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Arrive l2:i7 p NJ. Depart, 1922 p. NJ.
sag p NJ - S.54 p. NJ.
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Charles Henry is travelling for the
Western Electric Company, of Chica-
90.
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Stated Communications on the lst and Sd
Tuesdays ofevery month.
T. CLEARY, w. NJ.
WI. SASDERsON, Secretary.
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Dime Concert Friday evening.
Turn out everybody.
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J. NJ, Bailey and Frank Ross, of
Prescott, were in town on Saturday
last.
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RIVER FALLS LODGE AF.&A.M.Ko IO9

Entered at the Post Office IN Rirer
Fails as second-cldSS matter.
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Rirer falls Journal.

RIVER FALLS WIS, MAY 10, 1880.
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This is one Of the most reliable companies in the
land. It has guarantee safety fund which can
not under any circumstances be used to pay losses
occurring IN any large conhagration in any city but
is reserved for the purpose Of guaranteeing the pro-
lection Of every farm and dwelling policy outside
of such place. Apply to c. r. ELLIS
27tf River Falls Wis.
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"Iie flies higher than he can roost,
has been modernized as an expensive
addition to the vocabulary of slang.
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]. G. Flynn, of Little Falls, Mimi,
was visiting in town the first of the
week
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09

delay and litigation we have accepted
their proposition, subject, however, 10
the approval of your honorable body.
Should the Police Jury ratify our &C.
ton in this matter we would suggest
that the President appoint q committee
of one fully authorized and empowered
to receive and receipt for the 81 ,94s 35
and pay the same to o. d. Stinman,
Parish Treasurer, taking his receipt
therefor. Very respectfully,
w. q. DUNN,
J. G. DREW,
VIM. MCQUILLER,
Committee.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09

Ann NJ. Taylor, to be drawn by s. Meyer
Thos. Sims, to be drawn by J: A. covins-
JOHN Rierson, to be drawn by F. NJ.
jerry Cam, to be drawn by F. II. cann'
W: B. MeCaleb and wife, to be drawn by
Jn6n McCune. to be drawn by w. T..
NJ. j. McElrath, to be drawn by b. b.
Alfred White, to be drawn by w. A.
Moore, IS 90.
Adopted Jan. 6, 1880.
w. &. KENNEDY, President.
J. E. HANNA, Clerk p. j. -:
ORDINANCE NO. 396.
Declaring the road leading from the
Heron to the Vicksburg road q
public road, appointing an overseer
and assigning hands thereto.
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the Police
Jury of Ouachita parish, That the road
commencing at the southeast corner of
section 10 in township 1s, north range
s east, and leading from the Heron
road directly south on the section line
to the Vicksburg road be and is hereby
declared a public road and that John
Thompson is appointed overseer of said
road; the hands on John Thompsons,
Wallace and Williams places are sub.
ject to his orders.
Sec. 2. BE it further ordained, &C.,
That all ordinances in conflict here
with are repealed.
Adopted Jan. 6, 1880.
w. G. KENNEDY, President.
j. f. HANNA, Clerk p. j.
Moved by Mr.. Drew that Franklin
Garrett, Esq, be allowed one hundred
dollars for attorneys fees in the suit
Parish of Ouachita VS.. Mayor and
Council city of Monroe, and the Clerk
of the Police Jury is authorized to issue
warrant when there is money in the
Treasury. Carried.
The Police Jury adjourned to Mon
day, the 1st day of March, 1880.
w. Ct. KENNEDY, President.
j. E. HANNA, Clerk p. j.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09
+ OUISIANA AS IT IS.

251 Pages.
It's Zop0gr13Lu and Valuable Resources.
ny DANIEL. BENNETT.
Price SO cents, postage IL cents-Libera
reduction to dealers-1O, 900 copies just
published, 5000 copies sold.
The Editors of New Orleans have given this
book strong endorsement.
OPINIONS OF NEW ORLEANS BOOKSELLERS.
It is q book which has been long wanted
and often called for. am selling copies
daily that are mailed to all parts of the
world.
GEORGE ELLIS,
Opposite the Post Office.
Mr.. Dennett's Louisiana as 1t Is is pre-
cisely the book that has boon called for.
1t gives general satisfaction to my patrons
in city and country.
. C. C. HALEY,
10 Commercial Place.
The book just issued by Mr.. bennett,
Louisiana As 1t Is, supplies want long
felt by residents and strangers. The de-
mand for tho book is active, and is steadily
increasing.
J. A. GRESHAM.
81 Camp and 10 Canal Street.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE..

Land office at Nca0 Orleans, L.,
18th December. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of
this notice, viz: Win. g. Dunn, of Ouachita
parish. La, who made homestead applica-
tion No 1865, for the west half of northwest
quarter, sec. z, township II, north range
east, Monroe District, La, and names the
following as his Witnesses; viz: A; +.
Parker and G. F. Dunn, both of Ouachita
parish, La.
Also, John A: Neal, of ouachita parish,
La, who made homestead application No.
l64, Monroe District, La, for tho east half,
southeast quarter section l2 township ISL. p, %
nesses, viz: w. G. Dunn and q. L. Dunn,
both of Ouachi:a parish. L.:
Also, John Walker, of Winn parish. La,
who made Homestead application No. AS,
Monroe District. La, for the northwest l. t
west, and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz J: T. Melans and John War
son, both of Winn parish, La.
last w. M. bURWELL, Register.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09

Atlanta Constitutions: Another Amer
lean girl is to marry a nobleman. Why
is it that our girls refuse to support
their own countrynen: There Is Il
lack of patriotism somewhere.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09

Mr.. Joseph Jefferson is resting Mt
his country seat, in Honokus, New
Jersey. He will come South about the
middle of january, and will pass some
time at his plantation in this State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09
DENTISTRY "!

Painless extraction of teeth by the aid
of nitrous oxide gas administered by DR..
ID. Beatty, dentist of p years experience.
and can refer to work of twenty years
standing in Monroe. Office over Bank,
west room.
Monroe, La, Jan. 2, 1850. If
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09

One-fourth square in Harris addition to
Monroe, with two neat cOttages-choce
fruit and shrubbery. Will be sold sepa-
rately if desired.
One house will DO for rent first of
January, 1880, il not sold.
Apply to J. l.. BosrIcK, on the premises
or at the Railroad shop.
Monroe, La, December 5, 1879. st
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09

COUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure in making
known that he is now as we'll prepared as
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
of work, either in
Manufacturing o., Repairing
CARRIAGE S, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC.
Ready made work kept on hand; speci-
mems of which may be seen by calling ut the
Factory. He will also carry on general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do all kinds of
Terms reasonable.
January l, 1879. FIX. EN- dom.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-01-09

SAN KUHN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER
LIQUORS., TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.,
Has removed to the new building of II.
Never OH DeSiard st rect.
His entire stock of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes and Gents Furnishing Goods is now
offered for sale At astonishingly low figures.
The finest qualities of
LIQUORS AND WINES
Kept at the Bar. Call and see Sam at his
new headquarters.
Monroe, La, Sept ember 5, 1879.
, 1880-09-01

AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETlS1.
Sptetat Dspatth to 7ht Cateaao Tribune. -;
C1srESriEtp, Ind, A,tE. D.--Tlle Rcpnb-
LEANS of this place hell monster meeting
here Inst night under tho auspices Of The
Garfield and Arthur Club. Tho crowd WINS
even surprise 10 the Republicans, and 1t
completely bcwlldered tlle democracy. The
speaker who was announced WIS tho Hon.
viii Culnback, Of this SMte, wls0so character
md ~ s!ity foE N 9ulIc ssnka{ng Ia 1 .s;t 70 %s,l
Before 1fr. Cunlback was lhtrNllced. nit1 Dt
ttu lrettiest scenes took place that ever
oecltrrct In this or, any. ot|!er part
Of Indiana. The Iaatcs Of ,1,,st ttlr towm
lilo p.a,tlIng, struggle, ard last, night they
showed their loyalty, ausl allegiance to tae
party, that soycd tho UninM l,y presenting to
the Garfield md Porter Club magnificent
i',> ~ Mrs s 1nsz g.yoi, wiis 81 Gnpt. Stepen
fynl wl,yst: g,,Ilnut deeds oil many fields If
battle won for him lloilor hf,1 dis:inyti"'t.
1fer address WIS keen, vivid, pointed, and
c2!!sd feF ra snc seys52t ,sS 1!s hct Of p,, AZ
erce, hut as sie ne0retf the eiit, rnistnt; licr
vnirn I'll every l,ersoi, could ieMr distinctly,
she said: | ,l'!Ace t''s ling im tho lands af
KcptIblleans becaHsc know tl!at Under 1i!eir
.Ers'w dimr.'' 1t tGIs Tie enthusiasm was
hon.,less. Mir. C,llnhack was then intro
inrstl, md rs tho arraSef, rs Meta as nle r. r.
ae!'lbly, was worked w 10 nlEil pGis, !iis
eflort Was iit!a one.' ilnncoek county never
witnessed s4Sh meeting , hciore: nI1 d'c'no
Gratis ara willing t9 a!!it ts1ist LIVE Mle 1!I1st
enthMstaStc sF,wa 1aat gssf i.eS aSse' hooIn u
that will count III 0cf"bcr
=" .';. . ENCOURAGING VIEWS. -"
Special DtsputeA to 1'hs cafeaeo Tttbant.
WAsi.iSaros, D. e.. Aug. .3t.-Ex.Con.
gTcss,tInn .1era Wilson, Of Indiana, VIII, Is
we'll informed on lHdtnllH pol1!icH snys that
, 1880-09-01

STILES AT nAt.FA, ILL.,
Spteta! Correspo,denee " The ChiedJu 7fbnHe.
GAIyA, ILL.,, Aug. :u.-'rho Honrhons llntl
luye-feast Saturday night 1t, Temperance
Hall. mid dedicated themselves anew to the
work OF "sasIng tho country froln tlestruc-
tlun." Ahnut no i'e,ple gathered III tic
hull, nbout twn-tI,Ir.1x Ut whom were 1lop'tl'-
LEANS. Gen, |. n. Stiles, 1T your city. was
Iupor.cl tn ID tho wtnd.work. Thp CAM
mttes on Applause, of which Dr.. TotEtt was
Chairman, worked with u zcnl worthy Ut Il
tho success OF tic meeting was I,utlerate.
T!la General commenced by saying ho was
mi Democrat; that he ltal helped 10 l'ent
thu Democratic party years ago; ai't! t!as It
ought to I,aye t,eGIl beaten, becn,lse Ut tty nx-
trliyag;l1co md corruption. ill., assslrMl the
n.|fcitcu tiiut II they wero again l',ncc!l III
ysF "Snr lucy y,Si Mo"G oW s "H!' os fS'r % % %,oy C.,
wrrr rsKr!leratctl was not exrlalnrd.
1he General t1asle several 1,nsllrcGssl!sl hlls
far tremendous npplatlse." jils beat tHnrt
bring n w"r!!.pteture OF fiotl. ioEu' %lth i!!s
to tle delight. OF tho unwasl'eti. THO s1faerr
desired II placatu the Santtscrl' brethren.
wiS rcly !fe goG fs'"TEs; 1 a.. 'I, 70
but ,ut thu Democratic party. Thu Ganera!
satd tllnt Mlnt~tu!tttls 0f tho lnsi'lo'lt !,H
commanded III tho #" lnte NNplI.aS1l "
were Democrats, all1 that largo Mln1urlty OF
tho soldiers from llllIlois Wur0 Democrats.
liz pr0tlahly rctutrct tn tll0sG WIN welu
drafted. 'lIv GlFnrt was disappointment to
tic l'0urfA,lls, who xcttn to 10 thoroughly
tten,gruitzutt. Mark Henry t'oMmty' tlnwn tar
an old-,lma IscpublIcan n!u1or!ty III NoYcIl'
Der,
AT LENA.
Special Correspondence " 1At Chicago 1ti6ans !.
LENA. ILL.,, Aug. jl.--Thu Republicans 9t
this vicinity lald mn enthusiastic n.et',lg IN
WIS present aud addressed tho ''leet!nE.
After tic speech 8 fsartlolt vuHt Arthur Club
was orgy}l!xe4l, with lou members.
, 1880-09-01

spttia& Correspondence NJ 7nf Ch'eaan Trthuna
OSAnuA, ILL.,, Ane. 3D-Trftlay night at
about Il o'clock u terrible Incident occurred
III this place. Mr.. Sa,Mne! Wilson. q ses.nctr
ahlo coorctl gentleman mil minister OF tue
s;ospcl, accidentally shot himself, lilo lived
III cottage in tho southern part OF tile town.
,u,tl at tho tt,ue Of thu accident llg one was
lylng 81, tile IcIl cWkrsl, untl, III picking 1t
i ,il,, ~ tiH. 1,,!zxs towanl lii1. ihs eontsnts
WvrA discharged, u1h Gtttcr"l ttG ulit0rt-
,,iatn ,,a,i's Hto,,.ne!s ut t!e right sle lass-
lift sidr, Mr, Wilson suffered terrlfly, altt
lid ycs!rrlny morning. liz llali rcbihoti ta
I,nar,n Int Il sI,nrt tt,,lo, but wns universally
respected hyboth white Anl cn!9retl neorlo
in"yrtl 10 Champaign lust night, for lnter-
,Iel.t.
, 1880-09-01

y !s ss1o! tsGst' ;as. e4:s sss ses hi S III! %s9s IL
tllat Stale, and That he will ~ = ii tho priu-
sIs,,inl eIa ft!fs !; iii ihe ,!I,;I!,io} owss%
eo;,rse: e. 10 @ o!!s ,SxPcsts t,af ,ine iiaeofi
CANVASS"
JUDGE JEEE BLACK.
Judge Jerc ljtack is here. The object Of
s gst : 1cexs y So5eG r. S w.. t pe2eratie
poses to take the stump for Hancock.
jER8Er CITY. ',,'':
Srtttaf Dftn,,eh to Tns t'htraoo Tribune.
NEW lnRI.. Aug: :ti.-A rousing rat'tlca-
tn ,',ecttng 9i ti'c 1srsey Clty !',ys IN nlue
at tIse ,Ierssy thy ope.n.iIosse y M2 cou'!t q S
brgin tu l,nlti #, ~, tho M.sFc-l1all ,wao SO
cured III addition. Tint was nlso ii!attcatatc,
md a1i overflow injecting was held G?Ht~of-
"fS %ss liz tt te ssns ss|,n MsS!S IT. Ts 9Th m m5%GSs @
In, a,'lliatc FIR t;0yernor, psfeetletl him in
n hrirf s,@er!!. and cx-Scerltnry Robson
c"'.glnslss!. The casapa1gn giee sinEIng. was
very tt,lr. n'li tic enthusiasm rail- high. New
Jrrsty Will make n gU0h Republican showing
this fall.
sEcHErA1sr SHERMAN.
>, Sttin' ntrateh - The Chttago Tribune.
f'nl1'Miitts, a., AMx. :'.-Ten Thousand
,lnl grcc,ttI tho Sccrctary Of tio Treasury
with Il wnrintI, Ut applause seldom ctl1,aled
n'Ht never SURPASSED. For over NJ ll0nr the
vast audience lisscnch wifi llnrketl attention
to the Secretary. wi,nsn speech was s1,I1sta.,-
tsally the aa.Isu ns that delivered ut Cincin-
natl last iiHht.
Warner ". J}atrl.lut,. Il noticeable ftature
Ut tfle telng tonight WIS tic a,ltrt md IT.
srretflil attention given to every wor,t. The
Democrats n!finIt that tho lnritln. WIS Uilo
ef tl,u fnrgest eyrr held In the .ity. :;
:3ecr9tary Shernti.li AI,raka ut Portsmouth
M ''rhtlHtlay evening md llitlshoro un SIT
friday nfter1luon.
WO.i1tIS(i FOR UNITY.
NEw Yoi,E, Atlg. :Il.-E'nr The purpose ut
!initfit::, hnrnnnizing. md consolidating t'lo
Dcn6rracy tho keIIyStatn Committee. chosen
Mt Shakespeare Hail, Syracuse. on tho NH OF
April, rcvnkrs Its tNli fur It Sth.c Convention,
atHL ratlflrs tho call nf tho Faulkner s;tatn
thHlnltsnc fnr q Convention Mt Saratoga
Springs oil the 18th or Sep.GMbcr.*
, 1880-09-01

THE SOUTHERN WAY.
THE OLD Sl'llllr SHOWING ITSELF.
Etkefal Elt.nafeh Ia Tia itkftddu Tribune.

WAslllSovoS. y. G., Aug al:-'rhe Domo+
cratlc National Committee may he ablu to
compel Wade Hampton Ia closo hts mouth
ailtt 10 lnakc public .icclurathn tint 1t would
be better for tie party II lIe should DO sllent,
hut tls Democratic Committees sl0 not havo
jurisdiction Of tho provincial! Democratic
press II. tho South. Tliesu country papers,
which do mt have thu feur ol tho National
Committee butore their eyes, spcak moro
pIalnly thau any metropolitan orgnn tlncs
tho real sentiment Of the South. Accord
'ingiy, the following editorial. under tho
heading, "a Mute Of WarntlI9.'1 from tie
Alkun Is. ca Journal a,M I9cuielo. which
has lust 1oaolled, here. lnhy hh taken as, q
pretty thorough index of tue toMreg OF Tie
tslasacs OF the Southern people:
The Aadioah bare called tor " state e a, Goaysn-
, 1880-09-01
FLOleI11A.
). 1,Est}C1k.tTIC fDrffT.
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srftsal nfspateh t" Tie th'easo 1fioune.
WASHINGTON, d, t., +Ang. al.--.tMlec
Dtoxal,, Democratic candidate f0r Governor
IT Florlda, Is reported rs haying sent wortl
to tho 1}cl,ucrattc National Committee tlnt
tho result In FIorl.ta Is really doubtful, us,sl
Tint uiu Democrats must nsake every etsort
IL carry tIis Slutc. The Fiorila Democrats
seem Ia l,aye thu II ost interest III the success
OF thu Stato ticket ulul te ettptinnuf Leg
tslnturu that will rctllri, Scnanr .)ntlcs " tla
Sellnte. Republicans have sumo yasl'e lluIe
yuutugo uf tIis Il, secure tllu EIertt1ral yots.
Tio C,ngrvssIll,al COMMITTEES loes ,,ul, tlslra
the confidence Of sUlno Ut thu Republican
managers.
, 1880-09-01

tu. 1,, ,,o,,.,.., ,.,t RAT, ,,,t n arrtc rnd
tonxrrss ;' M st,n"i tinkrt. immcJiatciy Thereafter
rycry cn1rty in The S,nte viii pInce fnsl es,..
II ifckct III tnb sicitl, Aiken County. IN p'utt
nf white. and h|aok. population being one. td
tho closest In the st.te' w!Il 1n.,ott ct,t!,M IN
;"s !asge snare 1 taeift a.1SSn'"%; moSn, !.
,r.f.r m"n ~ .rr. ~, ~. ~ cr"rvshtnr ~ @ n nrht,
WIFI, ii,c sh.cs IT.; s..,, fii,1cn.tcft arc It'll
flimtcfs Thn finrfcl ana Arfhir f,J,ii, tn Aiket,
innkn consI|cn," btistfe, bill it atrikcs t,H that
hi thIs il int rart nf Il dto1l ,rt1I welt-lald
kr";, II, dect,tvcI! ~ l., ttr rrni rroamzattUns
tIlu t,tNrtns nrn ftrmt,tx nj uycr tho ctty. il
ttfctt mid fi,rratnl Tho pInna or tho fintfcnfx.
'rI flrst tl,g ta tc storc t. "a rctifeauizn tho
, 1880-09-01

6rtt4ai D1Patth to Tat thtfaa' 1f1aH1s.
WAs,llNuroS. u. O., Ang. sl.-fhe pemo-
Gratis In their "Campa1sn AAnua!.' which
is now telux distributed By the thousands,
ueyoto ercat lcal of tbs space to the salary.
erab history, which u,ey Charge Is 1tepuo'
ilcau measure. Since tho Democrats choose
to bring the sa!a1y-grab Into tho campaign
In III ualetal way It Ii right that the public
should know tho fucts. Whoever nay havo
been responsible tor the Salary~tirnb law.
, 1880-09-01

sptetal nt,pa,rh to The chseaso Tribune.
K!iSs.As CRY, Mo-. A'!s an.-'rhe heaviest
fa1t nf ruin known To tfis bectEdta for years
hls take:l, place within the laAt sixty hours
mud Krrnt .tanage l,us resulted, Wasl'orts
have. occurred Ill m,lly Of tho fa'iroatls'
trims ars delayed, a.al lwro 1T tilacltY. from
aycrltows, wlshe.t srwers. Gtc., tlio loss VII,
luru ayery day fur II wG'S, nl!tl falling M
r0,neter icatls Il cnDtlnl,ailce Ut tho storM.