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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
Rsligisus Notices.

Rpiscopsl Church. Gold Hid. tomorrow q 7:l3
~. Rev. Mr.. Graham ocdciattng. No
morning service. sunday school Of 7ap.
81 Jshn's Church. Gold HIN. Rev. r. 3.
Hsstnan, ministsr.in-ehargs. Services on sun.
dsy a. II a. 4. The sests are me- and Al are
cordially invited. Sunday school u iso.
rSsrs Win b divine service 81 %. rsnrs
nurch, Virginia City. tomorrow o. IL =. L..
BisAop whitaker ofacisiins.
rbsrs vii b divine ssrvics Of oraes Church,
rive city, tomorrow q TO .. T., hsv. 0sofSs
h. Eastman ooctstng.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
A BREATH

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By cleansing your teeth daily With hal Justly
popular dentifhce. SoZoDoNT. oompossd
OF rare antiseptlc herbs, It impsrts whiteness
10 the teeth. q delicious sroma 70 the breath
ace, the teeth. Acidity Of the stomach will
destroy the strongest teeth u,lrss it,
eRects are conntsrscted with euzDD0NT,
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heres 70 them. Ak your druggist ior 5000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
Dspaps.rss iass Evening".

Burrsll. J A Green. W G Greeley. D
rrsdenbisch. J Montgomery. L vsnn. J
L Bright. J n Ksttsll. 7 W Fitzgerald. d
Hammond. Rev. Father Dalton. Miss Fam
ton, Mrs. @ + Pscrick. r n Bonham. Mrs
+ J Jsssup. Rev E Graham. E Taylor. n
L Ysssr. J h Cowen. Chris James. N
Hosdich, r Buckley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07

The oomstoct Exchange has been removed
to the building formerly occupied By the Sea-
ats Saloon, opposite Liberty Engine House.
Best Billiard fables on the Comstock. Fins
LtauoS aaa ctsars. xvsQthias IN elsss.
1sA I'd. SuSuv Az"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
Arr,,.,. sn,. nsr.i.G.

II Cohen. II @ Foster. @ Gsnond. r Stow
art. A Bon. Mrs. Carlton. J Biersbach. II
@ Adams and wife. Bishop Whitaker and
wife. Mrs. J II Warren and children. + n
johnson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
DTOCK REPORT.
san Frs,sfses Board.

sTOCK REP0kr.
san Fra,sises Board.
Last xvxSrxo.
10 Eureka Con-. l6k slo
Is Jackson
500 ella. 50
2l5 Northern Belle. IL. 49,, IL
$40 Manhattan. ! 70. l 70
800 Metallic, 1 60. l IS, IL
40 Grand Prize. 80
ITO Argenta, l.l0s
100 Endowment. iOc
$50 Independence.
4Io Star. 25c
sos Belle Isle. SOC. 75o
zoo Day. $50
100 Real del Monte. IN
$50 Wales.
270 NJ. Diablo. 40
12e Nj. Potosi. 2
775 East NJ. Diablo. II
so Bodis. iok. iok
4io Bsohtsl. q 10. . Is
500 McClintoa. Coo
ass Tioga, Is
100 Summit. I Is. I 10
$50 1ulwsr. l0k
100 syndicsts. I 10
$50 Goodshaw. <5o. 400
$50 Maybells. 3Se. SOC
ll50 Oriental. 500
400 Bslvidere. N
$40 Champion. Csc. 100
225 Blsskhawk. 90c, IS slo
40 xolo,9
20 Con. Pacific
1850 Jupitsr. IN. I 20
ITO Bouth Bulver. I IS. I 30
$50 Addsnda. 55c. e0c
$50 Double Standard. 400
10 Nooaaay.4
200 Vortex. lsc
SIS Mammoth. 8, 8 bi5
30 Boston Con-. l so
$50 Orc. zoe. 75c
$50 Martin White,
ITS Tiptop.<
$50 Caledonia (B. H.).3
$50 Hillsids. COO
rrIs MORNING.
80 0phir. II. In
$40 Mexican, l5S. 15h
Clio Gould b Garry. 5S.6
Ito Best D Dsleher. l0t
220 California. 5 s., s65
SIS Savage. 81. 6S.6
$50 Con. Virginia, 8 60. 60
las Chollar. IN
$40 Potosi. 4 50
295 HALE q Norcross, GS, 6S
2505 Grown Point, 81. 8, 3a
$50 Yellow Jacket. 10
100 Imperial. COO
as Ksntuck. 81
80 Alpha. 81
1900 Bslshsr. In. itS, In b5
73s Sierra Nevada. ASK. "a, 2St
36s Utah. iSx. i3k. IL
ll60 Daney. &0c. $50
li5 Bullion. IN
las Ixchsqusr.
ITO 0vsrmAn. ~, ~, ~
100 Justice. 2 10. 2 20
IS Union Gen.. S7s. 81, s6F
l95 Alta. 4 40. 4 IS, A.
400 Lady Bryan. 400
800 Julia, 2. l IS
50 Caledsnis. I Is
$50 Silver Hill. Is
$50 Challenge. I 10
2s0 New York. SOC
ass Lady Warrington Cen. soc
800 Andes. $50
$50 Wells Fargo. Toe
Is ward. I GO
100 Scorpion, 8 80
200 LsviAthan. $50. SOC
6aS Benton Con-. 2 80. AZ,
so Solid Silver. SOC
coo 81. Louis. 35c
$50 Golden Gate. 2 IS
$50 Con. Dorado. 2 05
$50 Flowsry. 2Sc
$50 Nsrth BONANZA. Coo, $50
100 Fairfax. TOO
300 Macksy, lSo. 400
220 Raymond 4 Ely. 75c. $50
500 Jackson. lso
AIS Northern Belle. lsk. isk
10 Manhattan. I IS
$40 Metallic. I IS. N
500 Grand Prize. I IS
2o23 Argents. I 20. II, I so
$50 Endowment, 40e
lVo independence. SOC
so Bella lsle. $50
$50 Day. ssc. 60
200 Hiilsids.
$50 heal del Monte, I 40
soc Albion. Csc
lis Nj. Diablo. 20
80 NJ. Potosi. ! IS
$50 East Vt. Disblo. I 30
$50 Modoc. SOC
IS Bodie Con-. l0a
les Bechtel Con..3
COO McClintsn. sec. 80 sl0
100 Tioga, SIS
$50 Summit. I Is. I 10
220 Syndicate. I 60, ! 10
las Bulwer. l0k
16S Goodshaw, 400
ass Maybells. 25o
1878 Oriental. SOC
$50 Dslvider. I 10. I sl0.i
400 Champion. SOC
20 Blsckhawk. 30 sl0. 30
$50 South Bodie. Acc
$50 Mono, 3. ST.. 81
l40 Con Pacific,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
1860. 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH or VIRGINIA.
9. ". HALL, Proprietor.

Ressa and Fiat Wire Ropes,
svsdi.h and Charosai As.saiss WIRE
atrand fer Repairtsg Rspes,
SiSnal Cerd and
Gay Rspss
Constantly On hand. Particular attention paa
y orSerS Tor al kinda Of Wirs Goods.
d. v. MOONEY, Assnt, v~trsinia..
Wsrshouse-Nssr he Hale D Nofcfoss nine
oeW
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

No man has ever been before
the country with brighter pros
poets of success than has Cen
Hancock. He is an awful terror
to the Republican party. His
name is a synonym of purity,
Despite the persistent efforts OF
his opponents to blacken his
name and defame his character,
he stands before the country to-
day o shining example Of what a
true patriot and statesman should
be. The Democracy have cause
to be proud of their candidate
aud should rally solidly to his
support in November. His cleo
ton will virtually destroy the
Radical party in this country.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

Il sounds oddly enough to
read that q Hancock mass jolif-
cations meeting is to be held in
Pittsburg on Saturday evening
with Marshal Swartzwelder as
presiding officer, with one hun
dred Republican Vice Presidents
and with Gen: Ben Butler, Col
Forney end Daniel Dougherty as
the orators. Swartzwelder was
one of the most eloquent OF Be-
publican campaigners in the con-
test of the past, but he has dop-
ped with the rest. -Four years
ago, the names in the Hancock
programme for Saturday in
Pittsburg would have manned
one of the grandest OF Pittsbure
Republican demonstrations:
Chairman Cessna will have to
roll his trousers clear up to his
neck to stop this Topping bust
ness if it isn't speedily chilled il
some way.-[Philadelphia Times
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
Notice Of Election.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, !
Bastrop La, Sept. oath, 1899.

In compliance with the laws Of Louis
lana, and i'll accordance with procla'
nation of the acting Governor OF the
State of Louisiana, notice is hereby
that an election will be held on Tues
day. the "A day of November. 1850, ut
! the different polling places OF Morehonss
parish. ,
At which election there are TO oe
chosen by the qualified voters OF More
house parish by general ticket, elec'ois
| of President and Vice President, two OF
| whom sha be for the state at large ana
six for the several electoral dlstrlcts
| Of the state, So-wit:
| One clector for the First District COM
posed of the parishes of Plaquen'nes ana
St. Bernard and of the third, fourth, fftii,
sixth, seventh, eight, ninth and fifteenth
| wards of the city of New Orleans.
One Elec,or 70, the I'd District, COM
posed of the first, secono, tenth, eleventh,
Twelfth, thirteenth. fourteenth, sixteenth
and seventh wards of the city OF Now
Orleans. and of the parishes of Jefferson,
St. Charles Saint John the Baptist and
Saint James.
One Elector for Third District COM
posed ofthe parishes of Ascension, AS
sumption, Calcasieu, Cameron, lbervie,
Layfayette, Lafourohe, saint Martin,
Terrebonne, VermiIien and Iberia.
One Elcetor for the Fourth District,
composed of the parishes OF blensliLe
Bossier. Caddo. DeSoto, Grant Natchi,,
toches, Rapides, Red river, VIM anu
, Sabine.
Onc Elector for the Fifth Dlstrlct
! composed of the parishes OF Eoncol qua
Caldwell, Claiborne, Catahoula' has
3 Carroll, Franklin. jackson, Llncon
Mad son, West Carroll. Morehouse, Onf
. chita, Richland, Tensas and Union.
8 One Elcctor for the 9th District, COM
posed of the parishes of Avoyelles, Ea'I
Q Baton Rouge, West Baten Rouge, East
J, Feliciana, West Feliciana, Livingston
u Pointe Coupee, Saint Landry, SAINT
t Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington
And also for one Representative ID
c congress to represent the Fifth congress-
ional District of the state of Louisiana
> in the Forty seventh congress OF tF
e United States for the term Of two yeaa
- to date from the 4th day of March, ~
]: 1881, said District composed OF the 70,
lowing parishes, Concordia, CaldWem1
y Claiborne, Catalonia, East Carron'
II West Carroll Franklin, Jackson, Llneo'p
" Morehouse, Ouachita, Riehland' ieh'a
g. and Union.
The election will be held from a. "
le until O'Clock P. NJ. ...:,,.
And do hereby direct all comm ., s'se
ers, and other officers, to hold said st ths
ton and make due returns thereon Wv
10 manner and form provided for oy 'A
. ting laws. .r,o of
b. Witness my hand and signature, S az
in cially this oath day Of SeptaenmeSsal,. r;a
IL W.P. DOUGLASS, Sherlh
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
CRUELTY 10 ANIMALS.

While we do not propose to
dictate to so august body as
the Grand Jury of this PARISH
we cannot refrain from suggest
ING to them that a vast deal OF
their time could be very prohta-
bly, employed in ferretlps out the
cases OF those who stand brand
ed with the CT me OF c'nel'y
treating domestic animals The
laws Of this State forbid that any
serv;ceabIe brute shall be NAL
treated either by its owner OF
manager. Daily occurrences oil
the violation of those laws are
zaen mon our streets and our
public highways. Riders ana
drivers are constantly defylDg
the laws by brutally aud inha-
manly goading and Furnishing
the poor servile brutes that
yrithe under their heartless
blows.
The ha}f-fed horse and the
half-staryed OK are daily seen
upon our streets with marks OF
violence upon their emaclated
bodies, indicative OF the most
barbarous treatment. They suffer
pangs from their owners too ter
rible to describe. Their lives
are bat prolonged period OF in
tense agony.
70 suppress such an outrage
upon Gods speeches. creatures
! would display more humanit,,
and religion than the enforce
ment Of a thousand laws prohlb
ting the carrying of concealed
: weapons. In His kindness an
wisdom God has given us con
troll over the brute creation, bu
He never intended that we shout
maltreat and abuse the submls
, sive horse ana the patient, labor
:, ing OK.
- We hope the Grand Jury {
; this parish have given the il
, vestigation Of this subject tn
attention which its important
demands, and that they have d
yised some means to bring gull
wretches to swift and eondlE
punishment.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25


The Donaldsonville Chief has
Just finished nine years OF its
labors and usefulness, and starts
on the tenth with a heart buoy
ant with hope. It's editor is one
or the most graceful and d'gni-
fed writers belonging to the
Louisiana press gang, and we
wish the Chief big luck in the
future. While We disagree with
Bensly IN politics, We admire his
hold and manly style Of express
ine his views. Here's to the
Chief and ils fluent editor.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
C :: ( q :. II .
ls>HIMssiSS
o .5.SI0-----SN:S
saIIII Tlg
tfh
Democratic Rally =!
AT BASTROP ON
MONDAY, OCT. IL.

BY order of the State Central
Committee the people of Morehouse
will be addressed by the following
distinguished speakers on the day
and date above stated, viz Hons.
B. F. Jonas, John McEnery, E. A.
Burke, r. c. Manning, r. l.. Glib
SON. w. c. Flower, James Lingan,
J. Floyd King, Geo. H. Ellis, A.
L. Atkins, Robt. Richardson, S. D.
McEnery, j. D. Hammonds, {. ii.
Moore, and E. E. Kidd.
Come one, Come all and lets
get out the cannon and have one
BIG RALLY !
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

we, Of Morehouse, should begin
to manifest some visible interest
in the election.
We know our duty! Let US
do it
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 21-Cot-
ton weak, with sales of 1920
bales. Ordinary, 9ac;good ordi-
nary, l04e; low midd'ing, lie;
middling lie; good middling
11gc; middling fair, 1910. Re-
ceipts: net, 2,421 bales; gross
1898. Stock on hand, 1927
bales.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
items From the Hamburg Times.


The High School opened on
Monday last with a large atten'
dance. ...
Ashley county has more steam
engines than any other In the
State. "f-
The people Of Monticello Sc
cured the extension CT the Raj
Road to their place, by adVanc
ing the money and receiving Ger
tifcates which could be used il
the payment of freights. All to-
merchants and others who so ID
vested have got their money bacI
by the payment of sums due TO
freight with these certificates.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

Speaker of the House, r. N.
Ogden, calls T. J. Butler, Of
Dienviile, who is a member OF
the Legislature from that parish,
a liar and a COWARD. Butler, a
few weeks ago in public speech,
branded Ogden as q drunkard,
and hence the above pointed
epithets.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

The country is again tortured
with a "Maine MIDDLE" About
the time this muddle is adjusted,
Maine and Blaine will be ready
for another election. The Pine
Tree State is decidedly an ugly
sister Of this Union.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
uOID RELIABLE"

The public is reminded tn nav, saus
continue to furnish beef, mutton, - s' ~.
age, etc every morning {sandd ast b ~
cepted) at my old stand. 1n nj at u & spd
that can be had will furnlshea a" az csttlc,
8 cents per pound. I will BUY y a Ra ss
in good order, delivered IN ..oid rslis
Don't forget that this is the ), t town.
sep25 JAMho o
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
For Congress, Fifth District,
T FLOYD KING,
oUrrrIaL DIRECTORY

s,xtb Judicial Observation-Disclosures, ana
Mo "gb, terlns-First Mon
dav in February and September. VI
vii terms-Second Monday IN May anu
December.
Tbos. W. Williams, Representative.
W. P. Douglass, Sheriff, and ez-ohe'o
Tax Collector. pooord :
z. W. Ross, Clerk and ex-offic'o heooio
er of mortgages, ETC.
VIM. B. Taylor, Coroner
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

The Fusionists of Maine have
elected their Governor and two
out of five of the Congl essmen.
The Inter-Ocean will have TO
step down into the ozark valley"
again. ...
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

The South raises hell every,
election, and six million bales OF
cotton every year.-[Vicksburg
Herald.
She will lack hell OF a sight
ofraising either this year.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
Can't Be UndersOld.

/ am selling for cash, with full
set attachments, Sewing Machines
as follows:
New American, 2 drawers and
drop leaf s35; agents price $40 to
$50.
New Wilson, 2 drawers and drop
leaf $50; agents price $40 to $50.
Singer style, 2 drawers and drop
leaf $3.50: agents price $40 to
$50. Plain table S25.
Have real beauty in Wilson's
3 drawer No. 5. Come and see it.
Wilson, American and Singer
needles always on hand.
j. S. HANDY.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

Weaver. the Greenback candl-
date for President, has left Ar
kansas and gone home to medi-
tate upon the rash nervousness
Of his false prophecy respecting
elections.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

Green Redding, who was SEN
fenced to be hung in Monroe
next Friday for wife murder
died in jail last Sunday night.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

Betting men in New York offer
a wager of one hundred dollars
to sixty on Hancock's election,
and yet very few bets are taken
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

Foreign gold is pouring into t
this country at the rate of mil
lion dollars.a day.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
OUR DUTY.

little interest been mahileoSo" ~
tbe neople Of this parish in a
presidential election as the one
in the near future. a feeling OF
mistaken confidence seems to
nrevail throughout the parish,
and. in fact, throughout tue whole
If North Louisiana, IN the Sue
cess OF the Democratic ticket
Ev,ry man expresses himself as
saneuine Of victory. No one is
inclined to doubt that Morehouse
will roll up big n Jorlty tor
Hancock, and thus there is DO
solicitude but a spirit OF over
confident assurance OF victory
has begotten a feeling OF ilstless-
ness and inactivity among our
pt ople. They have been accus-
.a~ad. in by-gone days, to be up
ana doing IN es0ry u"stouai
test. They knew no such WORD
as idleness. In 1876 clubs OF
true Democrats were lnaugu
rated all oser the parish Every
member felt a lively and a per
sonal interest in the election
Tn fact, that feeling OF intense
interest was manifested all
over the State, aye, all over the
South. And to that indetat1ga-
bic zeal may be justly attributed
, the establishment of home gov
. eminent in Louisiana. The pros
perity that our people are now
enjoying is the great reward tot
: their untiring labors in that cam
paign.
Why, then, not.feel the same
interest in thisF election =! LIS Il
! because all the ofice-seekers II
Q the parish have fat positions
:, and therefore care nothing TO
national politics and the nationa
ticket +? Can the unparalleled
u enthusiasm displayed by the PEG
s pie of this parish in 1876, be at
D. tributed solely to their anz'et
for State and parochial interests
regardless Of the national COZ
test? We can not think SO, an
10 vet the apathy, or, rather, tn
y" inattention that we mo1U exhibi
would lead one to thats conclr
N sion.
IA There are but two Hancoc
Q. clubs il the parish, and we hay
never heard from them SIM
their first meeting-we belize
We thew have never had but3Son
70 To our shame, in this ward !
~ -. organization exists. No ratlhc
=" ton meeting ofl.the Clnclnnf
nomination has ever been bel
We are simply drifting alo
Try upon a political sea, in viii
. OF We anticipate no breakers a
''s which we madly suspect "
,ht drift us irto a port Of solid co
fort and undisturbed quietude'
It is true the people OF t
,di- parish have not as much at sta
Ar as they had in 1876, and il
adj series of years previous to tb
1850 but wa certainly should feel
t;no keen an interest, if not keel
one, in the success Of the natl
al Democratic ticket as We @
red did. 1t has been dlnned l
'out the ears OF our people time {
ted, time again that the Republic
ady Presidential candidate is NJ
Pine riously corrupt His past pu
ugly career is a fair index OF W
his future will be, and there1
it is incumbent upon every
p N. patriot to make his utmost e.
:, OF tons to keep him from the Z
Or OF idential chair.
fisn' We insist upon organizing
y, party in this parish. We I
'ech, the necessity of closing up
sard, ranks and preparing for
nted great battle to be fought at
n Noranbnr MOrnh(
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

Judge A. r. Manning, Asso-
eiate Justice of the Supreme
Court Of Alabama, died in Ne"
York last Saturday.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25
!sy.sTE VIEWS.

Merchants in Monroe have the
"blues' on account of the fall-otf
in the cotton crop.
Bossier parish will send he'
onota Of convicts to the penlten-
pary this fall.
During the year ending sept
lst New Orleans received 3d.
O7S pounds of foreign cigars.
There has been great deal OF
sickness in Webster parish this
summer.
A young man shot himself in
the hand the other day in Homer
with an unloaded (?) pistol.
T,aborers in Madison parish
have at last concluded that Kan
sas is no place for them, and
they are now Uoutout ~aa happy
Calcasieu parish is the largest
in the State. It has an area OF
five thousand square miles, and
a population of 1881.
DR.. J. S. Bacon, an aged, skill
FIJI and esteemed physician OF
Webster, died at his home IN
{ that parish last week.
The Webster Tribune exhorts
the Democrats Of that parish to
organize and be ready for the
election in November.
Mrs. Holloway, ono of the most
| estimable ladies of that parish
died at her home in Frankll1
G last week.
y Two colored gentlemen fell GU
y about woman in Caldwell par
J. ish recently, and one plunged {
d knife into the body Of the other
u The North Louisiana Repub
J. lican editor calls the Baton Roug'
~ Capitoliau editor a "liar and
u coward" Hard names.
The New Orleans Times want
a fast mail from that city t
- Texas, and beseechingly call
upon the Post Office Departmer
- for it,
ce Gen. John s. Billiu was nom
e. mated again for Congress fro'
ty the third district. Acklen st'
N contends, however, that he is th
man.
Two intoxicated men fell Of
near Farmerville recently whe
on one shot and lodged pistol be
'n- in the others body just abo'
the hip.
am A large majority of the coa
he try papers endorseNthe decisi'
of Gov. Wilt in refusing to c.
an extra session of the Leglsl
:, ture,
nc The body of o man byet
ou name of O'Connell was found
, IL a Franklin parish. bayou
=. : other day: No one knows b
came he there.
ack Judge Redwine has sever
for his connection with the Fier
Sentinel, and Mr.. J. T. Wal
is "playing lone hand
knows how to play it, too.
ros- Rice birds of every species
9en. making voracious depreaatl
rror on the rice crop in the parish
His Vermilion. Sportsmen are b
rity. ing g. fine time shooting them
'' -: The candidacy of Independ
cter, 70 tho naomi
: ~ = his own parish. He has b
~, defeated so often that his nj
y ,,s,a is but synonym Of defeat
late, The editor of the Patrlot-D
. his ocrat curses the Louisiana
cleo that makes him serve on I
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

Reports of the cotton crop
from various sections OF the
South are extremely discourag-
inp
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25

Hon, Fl: V. Pierce, Of the But
falo, N. Y, District, has resigned
his seat in Congress.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-25


, reckless darkey, and had one
eye dangerously wounded.
The COLOGNE scented Acklen,"
failing to get the nomination for
Congress from the Third Dis
trict. has determined to run
"hany'ow." Poor, deluded, self
pulled igaoramus,
The editor of the Delta jour
nal writes q beautiful obituary of
his little Willie, who was laid in
the tomb not long since. Our |
sympathies are rendered yon,
Bro. White. Such blows will
unnerve the stoutest hearts,
James Thompson, colored,
emptied load of shot into the
body of another "culled gem
men" the other day in Assump-
ton parish killing him instantly.
Jeems is now peeping from be-
hind the bars of a felon's cell.
The Marksvllle Review argues
that iu order to be acquitted OF
a gross crime in this State the
criminal has but to parade a half
dozen lawyers and score OF
friends. The Review demands
a legislative remedy, but fails to
suggest that remedy.
Wilson Jones, of Union, &C
.cused # assault with a danger
Gus weapon, walked off from
Fsrmerville while the Judge Was
signing some legal papers con-
nected with Jones arrest. He
has been recaptnred and is now
in Jail.
The Forksyile, Ouacbita par
ish, postmaster, who receives a
salary of fifteen dollars per an
mum, refuses to surrender one
third of that amount to the lie
publican campaign committee
= for party purposes. First thing
9 be knows, he will know nothing
D about that party.
The Lincoln Sentinel refuse
S to publish a communication fror
o Mr.. Franklin Thomas until til
IS gentleman "planks up" the none
1t at regular advertising rates. A
the same time the honest edite
i advises Thomas that his thnnde
NJ will be but chaff before the Den
II ocratic storm tbat will swee
,e him into nonenity in Novemte
10 West Feliciana parish r.
ut Gently q king snakescrawled I'M
m the cradle of a sleeping chill
III and when the mother found ii
70 snake lying on the breast OF b
darling, she gave a scream th
awoke the child, who, seeing Il
Il snake, was frightened into spasl
VI from which it died. The sna
81 was utterly harmless.
If the ugly business going
bo in Maine is to be taken as
in warning that the counting a
he not the voting is to settle t
ow presidential election this tin
the unscrupulous Republica
,ed who are conspiring to defeat
ina will of the people would do "
ker to remember that the FINAL col
He will be made by a Democra
eonqress. There will be no III
toral Tribune this time, and
the frauds of 1876 are repeat
, ~ those who engage in the rasca
will discover that congress