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RESPONSIBILITY OF OFFICERS.

Section 33. All officers acting under the
provisions of this Act and their bondsmen,
are hereby made responsible for the collect
ing, safe keeping and proper accounting of
the taxes aud funds intrusted to them in the
manner hereinbefore provided for, in accord
ance with the laws regulating their duties
and responsibilities in connection with State
and county funds.
Section 34 This Act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
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lin this department, as the head indicates, we pro-
pose TO make record of current sporting events
communications to the paper concerning such
matters should be addressed to the Outdoor
Amusement Department u
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for the twelfth year, six per cent; for the
thirteenth year, seven per cent; for the four
teenth year, eight per cent; for the fifteenth
year, nine per cent; for the sixteenth year,
ten per cent for the seventeenth year, eleven
per cent; for the eighteenth year, thirteen
per cent; for the nineteenth year, fifteen
per cent; for the twentieth year, sixteen per
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Section 21. Whenever 1t may be determined
by the Board OF Directors of any drainage dis
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PAYMENT OF INTEREST.

Section 80 The State Treasurer is hereby
authorized to pay the interest and principal
of the bonds of each drainage district as they
become due, ont of the " Interest and Sinking
Fund" of the district, which is hereby pledged
for that purpose.
Section &c. The rate to be estimated by the
Board of Directors of each drainage district
for paying the interest and for the redemption
of the bonds in each drainage district shall
be annually for the first ten years after the
date of each bond an amount sufficient to
pay the interest on the outstanding bonds !;
and tor the ensuing ten years for the ten years
prior to the maturity of the respective bonds
shall be sufficient amount to pay accruing
interest and the following percentage of the
principal of the bonds issued and recurring
from the respective date of each bond, to
wit For the eleventh year, five per cent;
, 1880-09-02
LOUISIANA.

THE EXODUS gTILL CONTINUING ii nAn
TREATMENT OF THE coI<oisEn MEN nr THE
WHITES.
colorrd n.ail, md editor Of the ET0sl,ss, Of
this city, paper which circulated chIelly
among the celorea people. l'as received y
private letter from correspondent III l4ouisl-
tnn, giving so,netlttng of the political tut
look from cotorcd nan's point Of ylew. TAo
writer says:
Thu pros|wct'ot the. colorcd tace getting
nlong III Louisiana IS g!0Dsns. III Anrtl i
crowd Ut whits rnughs ,vunt to a oolorcti
church In EAst Datqn3 Rouge, drove AWAY
tue n y G slse 9ss6epx s e''5s; U ssye1 aa T! @
tntions in ths pKtate seyrral cotoretl
lab0rrrs orga,iiz1,ls Mi! demanded wages 1T 4
rtH that tsy sa yY On; Thn ths te,srHs
In prison 0litfumpcd np at'klnyits..
=. Ihu exndl.s still continues from I0uIsinnn,
Tex4s, Alaha,na, and Mississippi. Every St.
!syf ss s Esss % % tsyf afs .t"s ths tic EStt sf
Delntrti!lc rulu. learn t'at seserHl I,ulnlrsl
nre exlR:etrd sou,t to elnigga!n FROM C.l.l.lo,
Bossic|, md adjoining PARISHES uf LouIsl-
Ill., @ss 3 TJ1Ss ffS, t. AHSpSs5aaS s Sara a a ss 2ef e0u
/. The colored Republicans OF this State have
+ held 10 Injecting i.s yet TO !ndorse tinr1lelu
anil Arthur. Several wanl clubs laye, on
their own responsibility. indorsel our Rts
III JArksnM Parish. III this State, tho white
lenpIe whip tho cuiOreu people just NJ they
did III tho dayH pt elaypr,.. In Gndd9 white
E'" , %nMSrsipiy az y, Int Nh , !nx,E!Efis r. eni" s
bins. in Fails Cninty, ;fe4as, the eeoloret
people aru .lutern!ne.t ID 80 " i.ltH'fia, anI
ays called for alil f d tas "a h"tcftca ;,.; Co
,s1 lhIs Witt Is ESshocratic raIe j. oIns sonti,
mi Whit thnt,t I'LL, est;lt wi! bu II they succeed
III, Eottlns t rsthlaui,tia1 e!9trii iiv o,,,,,,,
man wat gH0t. .lin';tilo unlrtl[ousv liz tlla
nresvyfe Of Judges, Stcsitfa. ,ul,d lawyers.
|t,cN}ss tp l,a. married d Wl!ita woman. the
liz JulyA. lssD i c9!orrtl man was killed ,by
}ithreu white villains becallsu ha WIS watklul
with what tl,oy tupk for y whatH wona.i,
when slIn was l!s| aWsl, Aister. Tllo Colo.
ns,d considering tlls wl'ol0 matter rclatiya II,
our racn leaving here. ~.
, 1880-09-02
TEMPERANCE,

soxetal pLpateA to IAs Chaeaes 7Tss =, IN
;. srlusoF1ELp, ILL.,, Sept Lin Eespa's1u sso,, =,
a call recently Issued, fe% t!elfs"@ sa"@.esp,bleL
different temperance ofKa'Ilzat'o''s ssoui,e 4
at,tn Ct r. s;nsi5sss sl,s fDsy ss e
les' nois pfsss,lt wsre Senetor + c: sfess
toqy; u p W,!ardS S,ts. e';'SW$s i; r. s:e
Swa If Gftis Xsio; + aa M ilul5 sc.ss1,6; i, os:
usp'futioI sputi was adopted sltr''liK fer ths
nn,sIru State Temperance Al!!ai.Ss aS els.
nr nnrusss oi combining tho nlae'niaatien."
niel'ls Ut to Stato nto @i,e s1naces Wela
,,ua'ia ~ H. MD u constitution alopled'
, 1880-09-02
FIRE RECORD.
AUGUST FIRES.

AUGUST FIRES.
The following Is tho showing for August,
nlnrms q: stIlts. 70 Th, ca,sns ' for m tba n sanc
nr 80 f'i,,,s 1a s,'s.n.. 80 so o,';r .,;.,
nio ~ 'ot,oWs; fNse, ia' ehlluteu WYE
nlatehes, l@s nnEnowfl' .; communicated, II !;
incendiarisul, 4; SPARKS ' from e!lmncys, III i:
cIyar stn,nna =. d"fcos,ro ,,,,tn,m.,s 4. m.
Stn',t;nm % Ss" 20 -, ,,uaano,a, Mu cu,ai"' a."o;,
klhuIhg' - a'scohhcctea stovehpe' -
grease falling oil emborsr =; explosion OF gas-
oline stove, .; spark from boiler fttr-
nncc. q. snnrl, from smokestnck. q: nnI
raj, ,orain.,,oaa ,yhi,a s,nSi,,, noyaot-
t s"S.,' .as ea.s. "iu oon's, s,, '9tsst w..
1Te3y-cOnstructeu range, arnrk from
, 1880-09-02
After Which He Slips Over. to
Ohio to Look After
the Boys. !.
Much Enthusiasm Prevailing
Among tho Republicans
in Illinois, I
And Fresh Converts from Demo-
cratic Ranks Being Daily
Received.


apesM i1"p"'ea 70 a. ,,,,l ."eaeo .n0unt
NEW 1otK, scpt. l.-Ihc lfV''e-llall ana
Tammnny-1lall Democracy went through
with Tho forn,ntity of "unttfnr, t,armontznw,
NM, co,,soli,lntinu tho De,uocrncy of tfo
M .tato ~ Wa.,, w. ~, nc,,t.,ra,,o, ~ ,,vn
ot'to ol Ne" aolA Wy ~ acol1ietehco VI t"u 'D
committees. one from cnel! BODY, THIS
afternoon. Tho differences brtweelt the two
factions hnye brcn nnicallv ntY}ustad. and
n ao.coltoI rooono;l,ottn,, Ina i,rnn nsrrctc,i.
eoGunoH !csoae',"'sm" ~. ''e, uson sa.ut' s.,t.
AIT. II. y. furroys OIL thc laultha1y lRetloH'
has shaken hands with Mr.. 1lu-
bert Thomson Of tho Irving Hall
foci,on o,,1 thc ,1rod mast IL Ia
IT,. ra.s.... ,,as.e,r ~, .,,nx!, =, :, ~, hut
oe ioreotaeh. Hchceiofth 1iete m II 10 W o.'1
ono Democracy til tho State. This Is on tho
supposttlon that the chiefs OF tic
two factions can control tho actions OF their
un,,or}rrntnu M non1,t,n,, nun Nv urrfecta,y
suuo,".''A'eo' ~" eo'''''o't e',t w ~
Which % not based upon a a'vis!oh or Inc
Hrufla. Willie Boss Kelly nlMl his friends
liltve lnore tn surrender thnn thDy havG tO
Is impossible. Whon nominations ct,tne to obo
eif:inter,sts of boti, parties viii 10 aro,rse,l
ugatM, and 1t n believed tho ,ltwly-ccnentcd
bonds of union will be broken wlIGn tho
question Of who shaIl be Mayor Of tho city
comes up.
THERE VIII, 1,E rnEa1r CAUSE
far or,,rormnefor. Nn,i,r,f ,u.,,oa ,v,1, In
ita+ pii,i ~ T.! t ,Isrt t .,,t ',rn' ~
, 1880-09-02

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 1.-TlIonIas McDon-
al.!, aged about - years, q farmer living near
Commercial Point plckaway County, WIS
taken from Ills house Inst ,,lght by n mob md
hung to tree nenr his resittoncc.' Mcdonald
came from Kentucky some years ago. anti
married into a hlghly-resptetable family
owning farm. Io lins for n long time been
regarded as a Observation-Disclosures and
viMdct1ye. a feud had existed between Nc
Donald and his nctgl,boss for aol,lo lime,
especially during tho past year, owing to the
general c0ssctltass Of Ills actions. on 5atur-
tiay he commenced n quarrel Will, Tom
Benyor,. u nctRli1or, nlld WINS badly beaten.
The noigllhors, thinking to quiet tic neigh
borl,oad. thought wise to commit this horri-
bio murder. fhur4 IL 10 Ileal,s Of knowing
who 1r how many persons cpinp0sed this
nOb, ind it Is not ltk0ly tlae public will ever
know who Were concerned In the Outrage.
, 1880-09-02


ALSO rkoAME 1t1s c1lEnlTon
tho funds passctt through my liands. Gen.
Garfield WAS nj so1ne toAtraordtnnry for hlm)
expense nt tllht time, building a house, be-
lieyc, and wanted the Inoi!py, and borrowed
1t, as l say, both from Mr.. Anlcs atri Mr.:
Hooper, that know Of, and other frienl9
doubtless" - =
'.WiiNt explanation do you givo Of Ames'
testimony bntoru the Poland Con,nlitecT't
II nm confident TINT uen. Garfield never
know that my Credit-atobflior aiftek Ind
heor pitt TO his credit, and tle never received
HSsyt'ss f,9m i s4v. e1!syS Aes a5;S,
neei Of money tho foan asked Of
ap,tttg Of lnformatton), put the stock to Cen.
narfleld's order. hoplng. ultimately to help
him oMts, Il. .wns not much .!,, amount, ai,!l,
nfter hlf;4 Gen. Garfield derived no benefit
money lent 'Hrui' phssctl through iny.hnnt1s
under TINT Bupphattlntl, a,tl rs under8tood by
All paftles concerned.
THE suSEy MAS
pat.! bnck by Gen. Gnriteli}.. As for conncct-
Ing Gen. Garfield witt, thd'' 't.Setllt Mobfiur IN
my criminal sellsu4 as matter afj . barRnlr
Or in his knhwletgJ, further thar :hQ., might
know 1t Isn't &c. -
, 1880-09-02
ILLINOIS,.
ESrr1uszAsrto GATHERINGS

: BTOONIyGTON, ILL, S0pt% 1.-NopubllcAn
sentiment In the Thirteenth Congressional
District was never 80 thoroughly aroused rs
at present, especially In Mo1snn County, and
the party Is confident TINT SUCCESS will crown
their efforts to redeem tho district by elect
ing the lion. u. q. Smith over Stevenson
This district has been carried by the Dgmoc-
racy only through dlssensions In tho 1iepub-
ltcan party, Nil of Which now seem to bc
healed. THE TR1nuSE 1tas reported tho
gigantic meeting Mt Yelletlower OF the 18Th
ult, which was the most Imposing affair ever
known II, Mclean County. It IL to be fol.
lowed by nnother IN Dry Grove, east OF
Bloomington, on the 18th, gotten up by tho
Republicans Of Dry Grove, Date, Danyers,
Allen, and White Oak Townships, and bids
snme gentlemen who got up the rally
ni,otier ot Fnriier. CITY, Du witt County,
which will occur late tl'1s month: Col:
rally viii b. lelJ In Bloomington Just before
election. H. Is pleasing to report tint many
OF tho Republicans who Joined tho Greeley
movement. md liavo since then been acting
with the opposition, nre now heartily I'll tho
Garfield rnnks.
AMoyu THESE stAr nE MENTIONED
the Hon. Jesse ". Fell, OF Normal who in
1Sic, wns the spokesman md advocate OF Dr.
vltl Davis for tho Presidency. altd to whDnl
belongs tho honor Of having ilrst ,irgc!l TINT
l,eeii tho life-lonK friend Of Senator Dayls,
but has at last lett tho political lCOt1tpnnolshlp
In which they l,nve worked together for Il itt-
time. II. Swann. of this city. !s another
,'ow low milking campaign Isl SPEECHES @ for Garfield.
q. c. Snbin, OF SuybrHDE, until recently
rnb!d Democrat, Is speaking Nightly on the
Republican side. In Chene,'s uroyo Town,
ipP ss fss ny @!S iSS eSa ase Me s 's,f
tholv reasons. Tie Hon. Lawrence Weldon,
OF Bloomington, WHO also Grecloyizetl. Is
again OF the stump, nnd, as ho is known rs
ono ot 1l,e most eiesttyo MI" pq'is,e.i takSrs s1,
young men OF Mclean County are
thoroughly aroused nlll are iinkfnR d most
vigorous CANVASS. spealilns Ln every school
district.
Toutoy.
TouLoN. StMrk To-, Ill, Aug. 3l.-The
gnoa work In Stark County Is moving on.
t;ar!Io1d Clubs arc organized. III different
E,s sss q sd S ssseio sS tj aests esSth9S wSs i sid II
West Jersey Township. In TIC southern part
of tho county. a wiewnm capable Ut accon,-
nluating :Id0 rerso,ls lias been erected for
fSasn Ssasnp1iay pf,g@f @ e s Sst aaRsts H. ,ye, Wer
toTncy j. ii. MEiIer. Treslient Of tie 'rSuloi,
Garfield and, Arthur Club. Tho Garfield
Guards of ro4lon ana tl!o Toulon brass
four l,,,llles enrolled. West JorsNy ll,as glvG,,
Grcenbaelc lnajori,tns for, q. couple Of years,
S ,sam T. sr9E T1c fSst M 70 f 5fH!Gd a"o to l
sparg no patl,H or labnr to Ass!st West dorsey
for tic Republican csltlse, md strong hopes
aro entertained of perfect success. Tho pa
purs report ni,,nbgrB of Democrats turning
tn I'm f1tfa
, 1880-09-02
THE YAZOo OF INDIANA.

Il&E 4ALtJO OF In NDlANA
A Br.1CK OF sflssIssIrrl TRANSFERRED TO
TIE .SoisTlt--l1HE COUNTY DEMOo1tATH
sftoUT For JEFF DAvls-HuLI.pozLNu At
1sErulltlc.AS MEETINGS.
Dtspaieh to CiarianhH 1azrtfe,
PETERsHt1sg, Aug. 2a.-l'lko County is a.
model Democratic county. 1t ts the Yaxoo
of Southern In.lEana-worsc. II possible,
than some of ,tl,e bcnlghtotl sections of Du-
bols County. uere nre n few specimen
bricks:
Dr. Louis Bethel IL n prominent Demo-
cratic politician nt Arthur, and WIS elected
to county Office fo,tr years ago by tho DEM
ocratic party. On Monday last Dr. Bethel,
on tho public streets Ut Arthur, publicly
sSHte s js I , bnvs + So So s 4sasE nav's ns;ns Is
tlat ever lived Ilo Ii letter n,nn than Lii
on the UnloI, side" Further lie snid: Fit
Is The purpose Of tie Democrats In the South
to kill every Republican 1T that section, md
every Republican IN the North" This Dr.
lioth9l also runs q saloon, ntl1 shouts for
Laiulrrs as loud Ms he does for jeff Davis.
!leclared no lsepiibcan meeting Should De
there 1aet Friday niEht to speak. ,kivo'hMh-
!la,ned William - Cff'appeil, WHO Ind ti wit
lin q g;slg Of lWlldozinK Democratic shouI-
der.liltturs, cal'ad THO ,spealer: q liar. mil
tllet. pitched III fur n tight. Had it not been
bulli ies nil1 bllldozurs were disposed OF by |,
niut6er OF statwart Republicans, bloody
sccne Wql.ld have foll9wed:,
Louts l+oyelcss, Of Pike County, fs n reno-,
0crats. lie was. advertised to altlress DEM
ocrat1c meeting nt Stafford School-lIouse
Saturday night. The eraybaek Democrats
, 1880-09-02

0p7tta4 n17Va1fA 70 9hs C6lcaV0 TFlbtlNk,
GA1.ESA, Ill, Sept: 1.-A1lss Koto Aokl,
daughter ut TITO Chlgt Justico uf tho Su-
proiao Court Of Japan, ind +. A, House, Il
pron'!Aeht American resident OF Jnl'a,l. aro
v!sltors;at tllg l!nssu Of Gri, Grai,t IN tl,is
city. Aliss Aoki ts tENlsistng hrr education ut
. leadlug colloga III tl.ls c0tiMtry,
, 1880-09-02
TIE, ARNOLD MURDER CASE,
Htttiai to Cincinnati C0t,lHs<rrill.


FnAyKrolsr, Ky., Aug. &.--Ilulienation
over tito result of The trial Of Arnold for tho
murder Of Little is common to everybody in
this city. Tho ncqnittAl of Jamas II. Arnold
for killing Little. md tho conviction Of his
brother Tor drawing q pistol, Ia commented
upon witt, great severity rs q judicial farce.
On Saturday parties were hero from Jcssa-
mine, wl,Gro the cnse wns tried, md they
suitt tho Governor would be appealed to 10
pardon young Arnold, who tlas beelt sell
tenced to inil for tWelyB mouths, but tho
Governor Gxprcssc, hls PURPOSE to lot HIM
stny III jnil. and sAia that lig would let him
stay there for ten years lild ]iH bern COLI
ycted for that length uf time ntnl tho Gubrr-
nntOrlAl tern would lust TINT long.
Judge 1}nckllcr IL criticised for allowing
Mr.. Voorhees, to lsso a,lll repeat tho language
which Inspired tho disturbance, 1ll c0art, hc-
fDr0 tlte verdict, Wlthu1tt even Offering Il relI-
rlMnnd, Tic upfniOn ls tlAt l,D should l,nyo
sent tic Senator fr0ni Indiana to jul, md
lhes( lin heavily for gross contempt Of
Court.
4 comparison between this md tho Duforsl
case ~ fully tnadei n!ld ,naly persons say
that thGro 1r1 moro GxttnuNtlnK Gircttln-
STANCES to Justify Bufnrt's HGt tlian tllerg
were To- tuYtlfy the net Ut Arn0ltl. Tho press
Of Kentucky with nlss voice will tlcnollncU
tho actI0t nf ille EtcllDlNsylllo Jury, nyl.l 1t
will probably bo hung III eftiEy NJ Richmond,
NlH.re TIC Grl!,D was committed 1t IL feared
nlsn that other crimes will grow mt of this,
and TINT the s0ciaf element OF Madison will
bu greatly disturbed.
, 1880-09-02
1trsprnsoy AT vA1.rAlsA1so.,

, Epte4df Dapalth 70 1h4 ChttaRo 7f2GNNA,
NA1i'Ai,Also,. 1nd.. Sept. 1.7,CoE. b. p:
Mcpherson, ot Iown, addressed the Repub-
lIcn,, Club nf this pnca to-ttay. The Acadelny
Fl i ''s's xinos %ns % s aualenes vera over "sS5
students truth tho Northorn 1nliann Normal
School. who marched down III q bntly, htlt!
who will caAt tletr first vote for Garfield md
Afb sAibo Ip by is eloomcse S pr nre t,an
two hours. nia telling hits ngatnst the Dem.
Ncrntte pnrty set his hearers will. Porter
,EonMty Is abfAzo with excitement. Yom may
Aet the county down as good for 500 majority
for tho Republican ticket.
, 1880-09-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW York, Sept l.--hrriveti, tho Iicrder,
from Hamburg, and State OF lndlana, from
Glasgow. ...
BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-Arrlvcd, the Caspian,
from Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 1.--Arriycd. the
nonnu and Weacr, fron Naw YUrk,
sYlfnnla, froM PhtLntleluhiA.
, 1880-09-02

rIson iaddresscd Hills usual r,astorly man
III Mi tho evening hy ttliuss aid ptivatu con
yeyauces, md after II n'toreLiRht procession
ia! been & &!nslHlKed III {S, n$ft}|Sg,, 49, aa.ile|d
boring grove, wtcro q stanil, lieifNthn erected
mud handsomely decorated. 'En@tlswo dnys'
notice Of t!tts meeting wna RtytfNatt! wa lind
easily three times the crowd HkS|,fretl hero
gress last week aftar full wsek'a adyertls-
, 1880-09-02

; BELLA1nE, o., Supt LOU 4 preliminary
examination beforo Justice 1larchant, cx-
City Auditor s. ". Hoffman, on u charGo Ut
.e'nbezxltng two city bonds Of $1,000 each,
wis discharged.
, 1880-09-02
MAINE,

Oto Onof1Anp BEACH, Ma,, Sept IA
Mass Temperance Convention met here TO-
day, ox-lov. Morrill, presided. 1Io severely
criticized tho temperance political move
,nutlt OF Joshua Nyc and his followers. 6ev-
ttnl other addresses. were rtndc, all the
speakers oppostng tho temperance move
Mont Is 4 soparttO political organization.
, 1880-09-02
SUICIDAL,

- epsesaa pIssattk to Tas UAttaso Tttbant.
:, dALEsA, ILL.,, Sept. l.-A young man
NAMED Anlrcw Dent, wlIu llas bccll in tho
eu'p'oy ut nennew Andrew, hear llnzel
Grcu Il, for tho pust four months, shut hina-
, 1880-09-02

COuNTEnFEfTEns AND BURGLARS.
| 1suFFA1.o, Sept. i.-t;corgo Hawthorne,
Edward Anderson, md one Mnors lmye
been arrested charged with manufacturing
an,! issn,l1g spurious coin, mud with thu COM
mission Of several l}ur9lagies III this State
mud t:ntlntla. Charles {i0ttlIolz, tn whom
WIS sola large quantity Of stolBn goods,
WIS ulsO arrested.
, 1880-09-02

NEW Yonk, sspt{ 1,-Iho Hon. Seth II.
Richmond, l'rr.ide1t Of tts Llttlu Falls IN.
J.) Nattona! Hank aml fur many years
identified with tlw| Democratic pprty. d.
, 1880-09-02

NEW WAY TO PAY \ DEBT.
DAYTON, O., Scpt.t-Clmrlcs ililes, n chair
maker, wns shut a,ld Instantly kfllrd this
morning ut O'clock by John tIcterfch, his
brothor-i,,-law, Il!tcs loaned lIetcrlch u
slMull sim, md Inst night asked for its re-
payment: .'rlIts rnraged lletorlcl, aud tho
murder followed.
, 1880-09-02
NEW I0llK,

.UT,cA, N. r., Sept. 1.-Cyrus D. Prescott
was Fcronhnntcd for Congress by the Rcput-
tftnils OF the OnCitln district.
, 1880-09-02

DAIr1MonE, Sept 1.-Androw @. Chap
tian, Of Charles County, was nominated for
Congress by thu Democratic Convention OF
Tho Fifth District.
, 1880-09-02

dpteias DitpateA to 1At chteaao 7rfsanA
MEMco, Mo-, Sept t.-judga a. II. Buck.
net, presoMt member of Congress from this
tltstrict, WAS tn-tlay renouinatetl for tint po-
sttiDn BY tho Democratic iii convention here.
, 1880-09-02

UErov Sr,,txas, Ala, Sept 1.-The Repub-
Trans Of, the, Third District nominated A. A.
Sfatsoll for Congress,
, 1880-09-02

j, because Of, his having received q decoration
:. pf honor from tho King OF the Sandwich
1slnntts, Spreckels has withdrawn fron! tho
'cBAN FsAsc1sco, Gil, Sept. i.-'rho Work:
+ ffngtrteh OF tho Second District hnve nominated
u. X Giascock, Of Oakland, for Congress.
, 1880-09-02
GEORGIA..

SAVANNAH. Sept. 1.-Tho Republicans OF
n.o First District nominated J. s. Collins for
Congress-.
, 1880-09-02
AT ORCHARD, IA.

1ptetat LNspateh' t0 1ns Chicago Tribune.
DunrQuE, 1h, Sept. LA store belonging
to Seth Lewis, In Orchard, Mitchell County,
burned this morutng Will, It's entlsu contents,
Loss s., ,OO0, OIL Which tfiorn WIS SLAM ln-
suraNce. Thought to have been !nccnuiary.
, 1880-09-02
Ut harsh md tyrannous conduct toward his
,mcn no Inconsistency. Thu two dovetaii to-
gethur without flaw.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR,


'"
DELLAr1t1c, o., Aug. 30.-Thc people Of tho
Secdl,d Ward vt our city were aroused OH
Saturday night by tic most pittfui cries Of
"Murdor!'' llulpI" no 0otlW tho cries
wereAfipse Of wotnAu on the West Virginia
BtorG., It was evident. 'solno fearful crInio
was being rcrpotrntdd. As tho excited pop.
ulace gathered on tho Ohio bnnks; gronns Of
The deepest agony werc wnftol from the
nofsotno mists which covered tic muddy
river, Tho excited puopio crowded into tho
few skllTs at hand, III such numbers that al1
Of them snnk. After some delay, one imrty,
urged OF Iy The eranns aud cries, puzzled oit
Into tho tufbttl f1ootl md tlatklcss. Foll0w-
lnE TIE aoi!ntla, ltttle boy and man were
tlls , swift y' current. ,rhe , ,aan was covered
eral piaces. !" For G9tl's sako saye my poor
wit.p no entraatea. The Tnse,ll1E party
ssfs R%ssa s% Fnay within # tS twe{y Me' yatSs ws 1a
wns OPENED upon thou from 2. mum
lad no firearms they wcrG compelled To turn
back with silqk hoarts to tho Ohlo shore and
!letl Into tho inky darkness, which was rs
O'iN e y wos s'ssS srdi toId her story rs follows:
."Omr nalhc i Thomas, Wa. started to tlont
Il lu r 6oat ',a.i non Wheeling te larkSrsbar
road bridge for tho first night. We Int Jl,st
lNntto our headquarters whom six ruil{nhs
pottt!ce,l upon my husband, beating hin III n
horrible n,an,icr, breaking ono 1t hEs arms.
my little son into n skltr, and pushed tholn
ont into thu enrreMt. They toll grabbed ln0
nnti outraged Inc almost within reacl, OF my
poor husband. At lctlGth brake nw.ly mil
rnn .o,it into tho river Jst rs yo!, snvrll me-"
. :rhe n,a,t suspects PARTIES, IL IIc!Ialrc, as +.
skifr-lnad cannu over q short tl,nc before tho
nttack. Excitement rims liiEfl, and the ve1l-
gcancc Of Judge Lynch is awakened.
, 1880-09-02

TIE REV. DIR. o. Il. DAaGETT.
1iAKrFonn, Conn.,. Sept. Tho ReN ~; =;
o. f. Daggctt, graduate Of Yale, ciass . y.
1sa.s and tlre0 years Professor OF pT!ni5 pm.s
lit fnlo College, WIS found dead III us n'A''
hero this morning.
, 1880-09-02

Mo etaer wnlskcs Dye cqua u uurs-O cents
, 1880-09-02
AT NCNY YORK

NEW YonN, Sept. t.-'Il.o chinnwaro fac-
tory Of David 1lublntsell burned. Loss,
wv, Gov; insurance, SsA0QO.
, 1880-09-02

-. l,'ll,a.lt'lt 4 T,'N.. =
..,.,i,l os!s II. 49, =
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-10-06
Lands
A Homestead for q Song.

No. IA. Vacant homestead, 100 acres
near navigable water, some hammock, re :
mainder high scrub, price for locating %
12ltf Volusia. Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-10-06
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, Sept. Is, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
In named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of
expiration of thirty days from the date OF this
notice, viz: san, :,
o.. p. Terry, Homestead, Number 1861, be.
Enterprise. Fla, on saturday, October 80, 1880,
for the northwest of northwest of Section 3.
and north ! of northeast and southeast Of
northeast Section 4, Township II south of
range 20 east. and names the following as his
witnesses, viz j. b. Jordan, Robert Shields,
James Shields, ID. "A. Prevatt all of DeLand,
Fla. 123 l27 l.. "A, BARNES, REGISTER,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-10-06
Homestead TO be Had.

No. So. Vacant homestead of 100 acres
high pine land; good place for orange
growing. Price for locating $50 ard fees.
Address iE- Z. ROPES,
l2ltf 10 Nolusia. Fla.