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ltADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!
FKnFEOr ruA0 ATtvEs, SOOTHING APEnk
KN1S. ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
RELIABLE. AND kATulkALtN
THEIR OPERATION,


THEIR OPERATION,
4 Vegetable Substitute for calomel.
Perfectly tastuiess, elegantly coated With
eW9et kunl, purKet regulate purify, clgAnse, aud
strctE thau. fA,lwny's Fills fNr thu curt, OF All
AlsurlbrN 1f tho stun.ael. Liver. u4wels, KIT
neys. niAdaer, Nervous Discusses, l3eutlncAe, EUn-
ettJ,atipN, Ctm1tvunoss. Indigestion, uyspekuhs.
Aii!oualstsst Fnfht, Inflammation Ut tho Bowels,
Pttta. Rtl1 lt arrangements VI tho letIlAl Wis.,
cora. Warranted 10 u1lect Il poslttyv eutH.
Puruly ytartMbtc, containing no mercury, tnin.
sr1al Or duletprltlls drugs.
Observe fM tne tol9H l1,x syIagtome resulting
Constipation, Inward lI!cA, Flllsttuha Of the
hltAh Il, tho Head, Acid!ty Of tho Hn,Maoh,
kAusea. Heartburn. disgust OF FNA, Ftl!lness
of wulglIt III the etanlach, Sour ErllctAsI0u4,
eluktnRs ur tlutturanGs i!l tht Flt or tlu 6toM-
&ctl. wlEtl!ux It thu Heal. Hurried and D!ltl-
cult l!reuttlg. Flutturiu3 Ut thu Heart, Choking
or SuitnatlnE SaasItl lpns When IN lying pos.
tnrG, nnts or Webs befuru tho slight, Favgr and
1lulI pain III tho Head. Neilclclluy Ut Farsplra-
ton, ycllubnuss Ut thu Ekn Ahd Eycx, Palm In
tho aldu, EhuAt. f.iiIls. and suLIGn Flltshaa of
Heat, lutnI1g III tho Flush.
4 lvW ti,suS at istdwnya Pitts Will fE0e thA
sySs0m fsu,M I'LL thu abnvc-ua1lcd dsorderz,
PRICE u CENIB PER HOx+ :
suLn NY DItul1lHcS.
Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
e Sen1 4 Letter stump q ls.AnWAY i co.,
M Ho;;s y wAAltES.fr., COR CIiutcli-srs S.W
ES- Information worth .hnlaands viii b .sut
, 1880-12-23

olAbkGts ~ Nht LuCHKU RI I'LL GtEJllEhL
nearest to ,othtnz In xN,-oniv ifty ycars uso-
Tint Tint element hna Iecn raiacd by lilo country
ton of .ho oity by decaies, as rison Us Us follows:
1s9.........".... l!seg. seg.............."ll2,t7s
i. isw ... =. sSi s,N Is... Ist sn:.;7
Tho nouulntlon nr rho statoof inol. l,v ,t'.
nics, has riset M ft,iows: ''' ''''''o'' ~ "ee
1ss3 ,saS. .''.' Il SS ,s;, El4:oa !a
is...........tS It. t4s s i;T.
=, Even ten yGnrs ngo Illinois wna tho fn,lrth
stMto n tho unio',, A.:i our sister u.Io Wilt bo
ert,sa 'ln not farce her e hko sf,at below tho
Enlolfo slnte ni tho Mtsstse!li! Wiley. Ton
tis: @ IT, :" @ tao trtn @ ety " ta ~
Il. III issG tic 8tutas IT i!lInols. Wkey,,s,,,
d. ai, thn Ter,iori,s ~ Ijnkta. snntn,i"a @ n nn
~ yrat as sf bcc II tl M nrowt, "f lta; @ t,nr G1ns M
prnuobly sht,w tbetn TO cont"i,, 1UiujtM1 snrc.
r.. thean millions hnyp n ri,.t In ti,,,InnIi lin
yast cs,1unrs "tn1 Il tl,o.nsevcs gr mn, 'net IL
tny proyn Will M * xner.co ss ft,y s .e,Msrut Sp
pl lint w,,tcr tNnsJt Gy c.,,nf. rivrr. md like
IL urgcjy cheapcr linn n,ly t,tjar that inat1's
treiMs i'm nynr brcu I,iiIe tn ,t"visn '''~ '''
uI,l Korry tint tjlo H,.,rt t,io milt,wet stuco
rccnyctl i,.'ttce OF ILLS ,nreiins from o,r sccre
tc o tE H. l akn AGa n g III ~, "a.
por;s of business q tlo city viii, ,iose o.
former yeu,s. showttlg lta Er,wth aud prtyspcri-
ty. rake fow, of tloac Published inn. !. lbAt.
Chcagt rccGIrcd .l1!ri!v t!io yenr lStu tho
etofsilhS y niio'ant OF =: 0l'seie o rfn!h
huks; o'ai's,. a. Wnsn aT wvre s,auHn. t,,
city. fbe clttie Receipts wcre 1,.IiiIi: hu,,tl,-
beng 1isG.: more than ~, were eyer l,efnrU r.:
ss!sct IL y SINGLE ycar Ihc total ,s:ns,Mr M -. y
h,, fs, @ no " 6Se1 IT. 1,n., ~ o wv
wnesw trntia @ n nd ~ %n,f9ctreh u vas s7SI. Se
oHlWt. bei,,S ri. It'll i1Drt tiur, thu nrcy
Gus yenrI,In iilcScnso Of NJ; ncr cont. Tho
aloyc igurea for city lcss than llalr century
frnsn tho time It lsas surveyed rs II town. hntt
only seventy iutlabttnnts, ind no co1nsllcrco
% whatoycr. show orc nl M the W9st @ m.sseo''s @ r..
ealts oser anhcyGa ~ nc nlN ofy ot tlle rico.
'Ard yet within tho 'ass ton yeMrs chieaao has
Tol'kp fnnouoH TILE rAs1c
OF 1872 hnl four yenrs thereafter nf constant dc.
preas.oi and SiycM ,norG th,n pay te yslites of
ne Go sH aef r ~ s;9 =; ;It nfsest ana
f9a nv,nnGtinuc ,,ns q,',a ~ ,e III e uo,,rv
CfIcun n,t t., usr tic ur,,wil St ;t,o civ Is ti,n
eXInnut nf thu aettjrt,,r,,t anu tic vrowtE, Or
tho cai,ntry TINT has furnished thu li1sicss on
which her prosperity arc bascd. Tho terrltnry,
lo i rci1lclntcre, s large enough 10 for,l SOW
cute ontco M Suites ~ !nrxo a. ohls, an IN tho End
tt'ey VI, a " wnoe ~. u, mneFn4c necnnc INT
esna n H. Hrt pa@fs .n eet so-ho"
~ ',rt ~. MI - t;oc H., r-,,,ro..
, 1880-12-23

ray, dancers OF both egxea were covered with
bn<,f. md tho yn,tnE mR,, VIVA blown to pieces.
He hHi rcsi,lycd on cufnmittfnH suicide md hud
adopted p dynamite cartridge fur TINT purpose.
, 1880-12-23
STATE COURTS,

Charles W. Soaring commenced q suit
yesterday agalnst the Baltimore & Ohio
Rallroad Company, claiming $4,000 dunl-
ugrs.
Willis Il. johnson began suit by attach.
,nent nealnst II. j. Gardner, Edward I.
Stunc, md II. j. Lard to recover S1,50l.50.
Carl TelgU began u stlIt for ST, 000 dnnnges
against August Ilnlnsr, Ang!lstA uubner,
George u. Ynynes, allt! ". ID. korfoot.
, 1880-12-23
70 THE PUBLIC,

ef nr: l&adway's old established Il. Il l. Neu,,,~
altu than tho basa aud worthless imitntions ne
th0m: AZ thore xro FAEsu lt.solveilt4, KclIeya
kna fllIx, ba sure nnd Ask for KAdH4y'H aud AxG
tnt the ualuv " ltalnay" u uu whas Jou luys =
, 1880-12-23
TEENS.

New law calendars llnye been prepared III
the United States Circuit a1,d District Courts,
mid will be ready for delivery next week.
Although it Is not yet .!elintsly decided, yet
1t IL highly prubab1c tint Judge U!otlgctt
Will havea Iury, tn commence the call of
these calendars about tho 10th of January,
During the first week of next month Juttgo
DlotlEctt will dispose OF my admiralty cases
standing On objections to tho reports OF thu
Commissioner.
Discharges from bankruptcy were denied
to George Gilbert, WillIuni Williams, VIII
lnn, 4. Nixon, Mary. L. StuugIlton, Charles
Nnnnan, ltonry Gehrln!g, lsoyal a: l<enI!ek,
and Anderson Minor. These parties failed
under tho stringent rule Of Judgo Blodgctt.
, 1880-12-23
FEVER ndAGUE

FEVER AMI AGUE cured for fifty cents.
There is not u rclnudlul agent In this world that
viii cnru Foyer N,d AKus aud u!l other MRlurl-
Gus, lIltnus. Scarlut. Typhoid, Yeilow, and Uth.a
fsve.s iattlyd by H.ADWAY's PlLI4Sl SO quickly
~ sHADWAH'S ItEADY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS FER BOTTLE.
, 1880-12-23

SUPERIOR Couitr-COsrxssIoSs-J. v. Farwpll
Co. v. Peter Young. *i,0.lEt-A. n Eddy ct
al. Y. samc, $l37.01.-A, l.. Singer v. same, $E0
JUD0K Ssn1H-M. s. Ty1or Y. National turtl.
ware Company, *84sel.-.Ionnthan Darlcy v II
c. Ilrlstol mid Jacob l,lnkcme1. $4l1.4o.
JupoE ASTIt0SY-Jamcs 81. Hill y. Orange l..
Smith, kt,073.T4.
Peoples Insurance Cufnpnny, uf Newark, N, j.:
verdict. 81, lU044. and motion fur new trinl
C1nCuIr C0unr-1ub3E ltCoElss-D. L. Hail v.
City OF C!iiGng0t &A0.-. c. Villas ct at. V. A. E,
ttuytnnad. $Ik.:D.
JupGE MuRAx-Donnls sadllcr ct al. Y. Fran
els G. hnssoll, Et5l.EO.
, 1880-12-23

fountain OF huppIncss-A bnttlc OF DR.. Bulls
Cough 4ysuLA Price ouly 70 cruta+
, 1880-12-23
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lungs md Tuboretlous Phtheis, Ecrufu-
lu-syph11Old Diseases. Wasting, Degeneration,
plgc Of " ntor instantaneous relief atTorde-
whero cathetcrs have becn used. thus ilDIng
instr1,mentyl tIAsnlving Ssono In tho u!alder.
and In al! casca ct
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14

bic, delegate; Falls Village, M. E., Rev. F. J. Belcher, delegate; Goshen, s. A. Bartholo- new, delegate; Salisbury: Rev. C. L. Kitchel, M. M. Blake, delegate; Cornwall, lst, s. J. White, D. D., Fl. Hitchcock, delegate; Corn wall, 2nd, Charles N. Fitch, C. F. Baldwin, delegate. Prayer was offered by the modera tor. A committee of overtures was appointed -C. L. Ntchel, M. M. Blake, c. E. Baldwin which reported the credentials of the can didate satisfactory. Adopted. On examina- tion of MT. Moore in personal piety, intellect ual and scholarly ability and of soundness in the faith as Congregational Churches are ac- customed to count soundness, it was voted that the examination is satisfactory, and to proceed to the ordination of the candidate to ''the ministry at large" The committee of overtures were requested to assign parts, e;c. Voted that after the public services the coun- cil be dissolved. The public services of ordi- nation; Anthem; reading of minutes by scribe; Invocation by Rev. Mr. Belcher scripture hymn read by Bro. Kitchel; the sermon was by Rev. Stephen R. Denim, D. D., New Haven; ordaining prayer, Rev. Samuel J. White, D. D.. charge to the minis ter, Rev. L. H. Reid; fellowship of the church, Rev. Charles N. Fitch benediction, Rev. Daniel M. Moore.
 LEWIS H. REID, Moderator.
 CHAs. N. FITCH, Secretary.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14

SubscrSPtiOm Acc0nmes-The date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the sub scrtPtion is paid thus, R. B. Smith 5Julso indicates that Mr. Smith has paid for his paper to July 1880: It 10 hoped that subscribers will see on their papers, is always correct and when they pay Tor renewal of their subscription, will ob- eerve whether their date Is changed to indicate the proper credit. and in the event of an error to in- form us for correction at once. No claims for er- TOTS In these accounts will hereafter be considered unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been made az the regular receipt of the paper with the date to which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon is prima facie evidence of its acceptance Ra correct
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
CORRESPONDENCE.

:" CoRREsPoNDENTs are requested to send in their communications so as to reach us on Monday of each week. as we cannot insure the insertion of any correspondence received after that time.
 F Write only on one side of the paper and send something each week if possible. Don't wait until you can gather full column to send "all at once," but let us hear from you from items at time, remembering that ne,cs is not improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
a. w. SCOvlLLE.

CURVATURE AND DUNDERTAKING. uT-
 G holstsring in all it's brAnches- ,uAdsrtah- ksts and Confns of a1 kihds and styiSa IS IEi. ees that defy competition: Robes, ElewSti. Gloves and everything requisite forSasial pars poses furnished ct shortest notice and lowest end foe or chemicals used when needed. .fFaapf charge. Refers. by permissiony to Rev: !, IT.. Gleason, Hon. Robbins B.tteh, L N: ecwles. L. L. Whiting, Joseph .SeldenS and. WSlsA 6 Johnson of norfolk; also to H. c. Allyn sf East near & B. bridge, NorfOlk, Conn 1y42N6ll
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
R.P. aRYM0uR.

FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, Csskesa, ,hnt- x,s. ' I iAi robes and everything pertsininE Ap 4ke ssr business at the lowest possible prices. deitveS ss cd at residences without extra chargs.s. .RsE-
 eonsl attention given to preserving thedes& VI have chemicals and the most approved ieu-
 chest and every facility for kespnR bodiea.
 and will take charge of funerals when desire1. ss & References by permission. w. W.1WeIdh; A,,s-t D.. J. N. Dewles. J. B. Eldridss,: N. E. NaYss: x lord, R. I. Crissey. .> fs''.r; StsFs V !. s--' -
 samplss may be- seen st, my koasSoE GtssyT Sparks Cos store at any tiTpe. , ass ssS s~SiS
 Norfolk Conn. March ts7s. :soysss Al. ..-,:A 4
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14

Ssa We shall feel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send us particulars of any occurrence of interest which may come under their notice
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
rnnnae.aenawa namu.

Extra Copies of the NzwD can be ohtaineda at
 0rahsm's Drug Sto1s, Salisbury Cornell . Hoyts store. IAkeville Fred. c. Brown, Falls Village Humphrey . Drug Store Canaan Post once, WostOoznwau. The"Emporium." West Winstsd. W. A. Roberts, East Canaan D. L.. Pratt, SoptAasld and Mill River Welch q Johnson. Norfolk
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14

Neao Advertisements.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
MARRIED ,.''-

At>Canaan, Jan. 2. by Rev. D. M More, ,MS.
 Robert c. Pendleton of Norfolk toes Aiss.
 Lois Merwin of Canaans <. ,s, % :i,staAse.+ 's.S' At Canaan Valley, Jsu.&F, by Rev. Robsh. <. {, Hunt of Sheffield, Garret B De HaH 70 65-.stt' Miss Hattie J. Brinton, both of: CsnhAR a.=: Valley. ..; ,..i ,s..+Ss ..,.E 3?-s 4 At Norfolk Jan. 8, by Rev J. F. Gleason;;e - 2 Charles Johnson to Miss Mary! EgglostcnsS <, ail of Norfolk. y N- " 4' '"..1.,.- " - .-e e.--
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
DIEu.s

-... DIEU.S;s s% E%" In this place, Jan. 10, Gsorgie, sen: of TASS.N
 dore F. and Josephine atsqn,l .aeaa (, "":T'
 years. ,.,s.>s~-s ,:. .5s-. s.5s!?
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
BORN.

At Chatham, N. F., JsP. g, e aaaiSAtsfcb :
 James and Alkaline Bsscckley: 4gs .aaA:se.s r;s9F'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
CONNECTIONS

At GREEN BAY With Chicago / North
western and Wisconsin, Central RAILWAYS fo4
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for AZ poiute,
North. last aud South.
At NEW LOSDCH, with the Milwaukee.
Lake Shore & Western R'y fer Shawano and
Mantle voc.
At AMHERST in. and PLOVER With
Wisconsin Central Z. K. for Ashland. Ste
yeas Pc mt Portage and Madison.
At AERRlLLAN in with Chicago. So
PaAi Minneapolis Line for Black River
FAILS, Eau Cmire. St. Pau and Minneapoiir
at WISGsA With Chicago, Milwaukee a
ST. Paul Railway, FIR ST. Paul and Minneap
oils. With Winona & st. PeterRailroad, III
Z \. W. for Rochester. Marshall, Sioux.
Giay. Yankion, nad points Vest
AZ la CROSSE With Southern Minnesota.
* Z and with Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque
and Minnesota Railroad
rIMTEY CASE, R~ceiv.,.
aud Cent Manage
ASNS0N T.. 7ASE Gen P-ss'r. As
GItsn BAY. Ne
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
VA GREEN RAY&MAHESQTAR.R
Condensed Through Time Card
Chicago Time.
Taking effect November 18th. 1879.
Going West Stations Going East.

eooam ST. Pxsl. sos
7.co.m Indianapolis 7 o5pn dp
spinner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
1ith DAY 0FMAY 1881.

they will lie conveyed 10 the respective purchasers
or guees, according t. law. The amount Oh taxes
interest ana charges calcul ted up tOtheast day Of
redenptioui set opposite to each piece respectively
GEO. HoLcoaB. County Clerk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

THIS COMPANY offers Tor sal. . large smoun. a
Mn sxeeilent Pn,ning and Timber
AoNOs Land, on the Lac Of Ito Road, COW
cred With hea-y growth Of Pine, Henlock. Ooh
Maple, Beach AID YIN. Psrasats easy,
CHAe. L. COLBY Land Com mi ssione~,
GAwAURRR. Wis,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
e- Ia -.npSion u Lands
Sold for Taxes Nav 14th 1878.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OK DoUaL,s,
- OPPICE OF THR COUNTY CLEBE !
Superior. August 7th, 1880.
TIL following pieces of land having been sOid by
the County Treasurer Ct the County Of douglas, on
the sh day Of MAY ISIS, for the taxes, and
charges for year 1871 Therefore notice is hereby
given that unless SAID lands redeemed from said
= m ar lafD he
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
DISTANCE

From sresn Bar to New London. Sc
anii~s7 PioTs-r 81 u Grand Rspids, e6 IN !,
Mcmillan junction, las m, Arcadia, 1872 =.
Winoaa, "a; La Crosse, 73el S. Paul,
2ss; Minneapolis, 99T
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

To Hon John W. Stevenson, President Of the
Convention Hon. John p. Stockton Chair
man, and others Of the Committee Of the
National Democratic Convention
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Cotton Crop Estimates.

We have seen some extravagant esti-
mates of the growing cotton crop. They
are fallacious and unreliable. Every
body who is familiar with the produc-
ton of cotton, knows that no certain
estimate can be made of its extent at
this season of the year, so entirely de-
pendent is it upon the vieissitudes of
the season. The fairest prospects have
been utterly biighted by rainy season
and by insects, even after the first Of
September. There are indications even
thus early of the worm, and if it come
in considerable numbers, as threatened,
the crop will be distressingly short.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Commander-in- Chief Boys in Blue
DRAKE De KAY, Adjutant-General.

THE Treasury Department has receiv-
ed information, through the State De-
partment, that the Italian Government
intends to put high tariff upon cotton
seed-oil imported into Italy from this
country. 1t is said that large quanti-
" of this oil is made in the COTTON States
of the South and Southwest and expor-
ted to Italy in bottles, prepared so that
it resembles olive-oil, and then sent
back to this country and sold as genuine
olive-oil The Italian Government says
it must protect its oliye-oil industry by
keeping the cotton-seed-oil out of the
industry.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Reported for The Clarion by L. Brame AttoY
ney-at-Law, Jackson, Miss.
APRIL TERM. 1880.

Wv Smith.
Thomas Mulhern.
Error TO the circuit court of Noxubee county
Hon. }. NJ. Arnold, Judge.
Smith sued out an attach ment against Null
hern before justice of the peace in Noxu5ee
county No property was found nor was the
defendant but Henry was summoned as gar
nishee The uefeadant appeared by codnsel
and filed affidavit that he was not citizen
or resident of Noxubee county, bat that he was
a householder and resident of Madison coul
~. Fhereuoou a motion was made to dismiss
t lie c Is for want of jurisdiction. The justice
overraleI lh1 motion aud judgment was en-
te red against the defendant. and against the
! garnishee as his debtor.
/ o. aDpe Al the defendants motion was re-
newed anl the circuit court dismissed the
cas-. P,aintif prosecuted a writ of error
! CAMPBELL, j.
! Held
/ |. Tn fact that defendant had effects in
NoXubee couaty made II proper to sue out the
7 attachment returnable there although the de
! tendtnt resided IN another county. Barnett
Is hHy. 81 Miss. 81.
, II improper to dismiss the case In
/ Cam IS. Sampson % Miss 81. il was decided
/ that freshOlder or householder must be sued
/ before "a Justice of the peace in the county of
his residence, but that applies to an ordinary
| suit and not to attachments. The presence Of
effects of debtor of the defendant who is
garnlshed, gives jurisdiction to sue out an at
taehment in the county where such effects are
! or garnishee resides regardless of the resi-
denee of the defendant. ReUersed
} 7. J. O'Neill, for plaintiff in error
! Rve5 y Rives, Contra.
! tn ba
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
S. M. Shelton, Esq.

The Democratic Executive Commit
tee made wise selection in appointing
5. NJ. Shelton, of Raymond, as Demo
cratic elector for the county. He will
make an efficient canvass. Kinds county
must not only be redeemed at the ensu-
ing election, but placed beyond the
hazard Of another such narrow escape
from defeat as was experienced at the
last election.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Clarke County Ratification Meeting.

The Democracy Of Clarke ratified the
nomination of Hancock and English en-
Enthusiastically at Quitman ON Monday
last. Every part of the county was
represented by the solid yeomanry OF
the county, and whe hour for the
meeting arrived, the commodious new
court house was filed to overfowing.
The speeches of Hon. o, r. Singleton,
and Capt. Thomas II. Woods were
their best style, forcible, to the point
and eloquent, and were enjoyed by the
audience. Judge Sylvanus Evans, that
stern Roman patriot and eloquent trib-
une of the people, presided and at a late
hour after despatehing business essential
to the organization of the party, the
meeting adjourned in the best spirit,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

THE Washington correspondent of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer writes: Judge
LOckrane, of Georgia, who was one of
the strongest friends of Gen. Grant in
the South, and who went to Chicago to
work for his nomination, is in the city,
and gives it as his opinion that the nom
ination of Garfield struck death blow
TO the Republican party, and that it
can not hope to carry the election.
Judge Lochrane says there can be no
question of Hancoek's success"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

DIR. JONI Y, MURRY, who was del
egate to Cincinnati, gives it as his DELHI
crate opinion, in the Ripley Advertiser,
that Gen. w. S. Featherston had as
much influence in the nomination Of Gen.
Hancock, as any othel delegate who at
tended that convention.
"En route, and while there says DR..
NJ" Gen. F. never ceased from the ad-
vocacy of the peoples choice for the
Presidency"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

In nothing is the reformatory effect of
Democratic rule more plainly seen than
in the management of the Penitentiary.
For the next six years it will bring an
annual revenue to the State of $50, APO.
Under Radical rule, it actually cost the
taxpayers variously from $50, 900 to
S75, 900 per annum.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

GEN. WEAVER, the e. B. candidate
for President. was weak enough to re-
mind an audience of Alabama Demo
Gratis that when the act of Congress
was passed violating the contract be-
tween the bondholders and the people
at a cost of $500, 900, 900 to the latter,
providing for the payment of the bonds
in coin, the Alabama members of Con
gress did not vote against it. He had
forgotten that Alabama was represented
at that time by carpet-baggers who had
been foisted upon the State by the Re-
publican party of which Weaver was
then shining light.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

Mr.. CHARLES NATHAN, immigration
Agent of Louisiana, has sailed for
Europe from New York, with orders for
over six hundred Portuguese and Span
ish farm laborers, in families, to be Sc
leeted by him in the rural districts OF
Portugal and Spain, for account of a
number of planters in Louisiana, whose
names are published in the New Or
leans papers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

THE Yazoo Herald contradicts in de-
tail the fanciful stories retailed for
Radical consumption by Mr.. Frank
Dixon, who visited Yazoo county re-
Gently, and who, so far from being
threatened on account of his politics,
was treated with eiviIity and kindness.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
A Foolish Thing.

The issuance of the following Order
No l, is probably the most foolish thing
the '.siIent man" ever did:
HEAD QUARTERS UNION VETERANS UNION,
BOYS IN BLUE"
New York, July y 1880.
General Orders, No. II
l. The member for each State of the Nation
al Committee of the Mon Veterans Union
will proceed TO organize the Boys in
Blue in their respective States to promote
the election of Garfield and Arthur.
IL. The organizations Of Boys in Blue will
report TO the Department Commanders in
their respective states.
By order of U. S. GRANT,
COMMANDMENTS Chief Boys in Blue"
DRAKE De KAY, Adj utant-General.