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New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
TOO GOOD FOR HIS PARTY.
BAYARDs FRIENDS WORKING HARD AND CoNFl-
DENrGY-rEAEs THAT lie is TOO RESPECT
ABLE,
rDY TELEGRApm TO TnE TRIBUNE. |

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEI
CNClNNATI, June 2O.-An air of Sabbatical
quiet prevails around the rooms of the Delaware
delegation, which is i'll strong contrast to tho con-
fused state of affairs elsewhere. 1t is, however,
very deceptive, for from that delegation emanat's s
one Of the most clearly defined movements OF the
whole assortment.
1--WE expect" said one who has been identified
with il since its inception to 90 into the Conren-
ton with larger vote for Senator Bayard than any
other single candidate will have. Senators ilamp-
ton Butler and Mcpherson are all actively engaged
in promoting the Bayard movement, and Senator
Ransom is expected to arrive here very soon to JON
them. We count upon the solid vote of North aud
South Carolina, Florida, Maryland and Delaware
besides strong scattering vote from Massachusetts,
Mississippi and Pennsylvania. These men VIII
stand by Senator Bayard as long rs there seems to
DO any chance of his success. We estimate ms
strength on the first ballot at between 100 and 10
Mr. Bayards name will be presented TO the Convcn-
ton by Mr. George Gray. Attorney General OF Del
aware.
Senator Bayard's prospects of nomination are
not considered attrIirG by those not committed to
his support His friends believe that he will get a
handsome vote in the Convention. but some oi them
frankly admit that they see no chance for his nom
nation One of them said to-day, with some Little
irritation "ThcTe isn't Ic>pcctabllty ennugh ~
the Democratic parry TO nominate Tom liaEard
He usually has clean shirt, knows how To take
glass of wine with lady, doesn't squirt tobacco
iuicc over himself, and can wear dress coat no.
he'd never do IN the world. What would these Tel.
lows from the Southwest say to man IKE tIat 7
1hcv'd probably say what old CulbcrSon, oi Texas,
said: 'BaVardp said he no. sir; hes got too
much honal for H., Won know. We couldn't climb
up to him with q ladder"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

CINCINNATI, June 20.-The following is pub
ished In this mornings Cincinnati Enquirer:
On and after Monday until the close OF the Con-
yentiOn the uniform rate OF 25 cents will be charged on
all kilograms sent from Cincinnati to any office on the
lines OF this company, and from any such once 10 Gu
cnnati.
The oOmpanys system reaches all the principal points
East to Portland Me-. West to Omaha Ncb an Topeka,
Kan, and South TO Atlanta. Ga including the Dominion
OF Canada, The Maritime Provinces and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad,
The American Union Telegraph Company performed
the most efficient service during the recent Chicago Con-
vcntiOn, as was freely atesed by both the press and
the public and every preparation has been made 10
transmit business from Cincinnati IN the sam" rapid anu
accurate and at the aforementioned greatly re-
duced rates. THOMAS T. ECKERT, President.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
TILDEN's CANDIDACY AND THE FRAUD CRY.
Prom The Nep. orleans Flcnyune Uem),

The party must 20 UCIUIU tIIU PCUVIO UFVIss
che slreuth o It's pr nciplc ana not upon The record oi
fts wropVs Il may be argument against Mi. Iai-
ed's election that lie was party to the crime cOsnl'
mated by the TO q bat that argument w"uiu oD
tin with equal force matter whom tho D"uoCl atc
canddaIe nigh be- provided only be came himself be
Sor,, the country with clean hands. But should We
admit Thai the Democratic party might vindcae ltSeii
aud revenge it's wrong by the nomination ana eeGaGn u
obiectOn of his un availability Whether by rthsOn oi
an unworthy iudIce or not IT cannot nc deea ''
Mr ridden Is Unpopular in the SOUTH ana that Is tA-
fr m.Iy doubtful whether he can carry New OIk.
he narty cannot vindcate itself or Mr. Iden either D
eubiectlng itself to defeat.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
politieal Notices.

HEADQUARTERS OF the KILN Assembly District Carried
and Arthur Campaign Club smiths Hail. sonIheast cor ner
iSthst and SIN ave-A meeting OF tue above club wii
held Oh Monday evening" June Zist at O'CLOCK Emineu
speakers will address the meetng - .
RICHARD K. owFss secretary
Political and all other kinds OF Printing done PromptlJ
and m low prices HOLMANS Centre anl Whi.es
PoiitIea1 Ess Banners Portraits and Flags.
AtHOJEn & uRAilAA's. W DuAuGsL. NSx.Iurks
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
FIRE Al BArAyIA, n. Y.

BUFFALO, June 2O.-A destructive fire broke
out III Dncys furniture factory at Batavia, Gehes"e
County Sc trriay. destroying every building on ia
tayia..t Among the principal losses were NJ. Daleys
furniture factory $4,000. Insurance SsrO Moss &
Tutr's two hdug> So 900. fully insured VIM Tuitlcs
dwrulax and furniture, - 300. INSURANCE $1,000,
T.. l.. ~ j. ID. K,mnus zee house ana store hOuscS.
v,ur unknown; f. B. WOrthngi On's two store houses
600 iulIy insured I:cther with number OF BLACK.
sir " ~ n and INT shops livery stab and several
sall dwellings. nggr, eating IN value S35OO on whch
III, ap.. mn Iusl
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
GOOD ADVICE.

FT01N
The Republican party is reasonably certain
70 win aga tn.s year aud he less that Is sad by way
~ rsvyIng old disputes the better 1t Will be for the
Sictet Mr Blaine, observe. Is about to take of his
coat and 90 10 work IN behalf OF Garfield and Arthur on
SSe stump Mr. COnkling 1t Is understood, will do the
same These eminent Republicans Will most assur-
Sdiy have nothing to say about the triumpns they
c,e we'd at ChtcagO neither will they dilate upon their
disaopointnents. Manfuy accepting tho situation as
tey prOpOse to do t.er best TO Insure continued
nm,emacy for the Republican party and TO advance the
sructrs embodied IN It's platform. That Is wLat all
epu6cans should do, regardless ot anerences OF opn
I'm aa 10 candidates.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
THE ST. LAWRENCE DISTRICT AND IT'S CANDl-
~ DATE FOR CONGRESS.
sLotn The Albany journal (Rtp0

The intimation published some time since since
chat VIcePres dent Wn'clcr wOud ne srnI 10
Prom the 81 Lawrence District WAS forinalN contra
dicted It is said so tnat judge James VIII not seek
or accent A reuomluation With the field thls clcaIel
the Republicans appear to he concentrating OG A a
Parker. II elected he would keep up tue R"Ou lcpu
fatOn OF the dis Tct. lie has had atge legislative cA
perience having served in both houses OF our Sdte Leg
1sature honor to himself and to the entire san
fop OF the people Ihc Republicans OF the Disulet Will
make no mistake II Mr.. Parser Is selected.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
THE GIsT OF THE NATTER.
I,.a-., T-h. III rfHorIJ DotfrNuf R-f1 \

There is one fact that is sufficient to settle
this question OF 30 in minds OF all voters VINO
sfand nv The Constitution u Republican document
f is this In nearly half The States Citizens are not yet
free IN their political acton and III t!c exp"s9>l1 n po,
TticnI oinion nearly half the States Ol the Chl"
Republican, IS still in conIcinot and ostIaciScd p9
ern,cot Cannot saely be turned over 10 party tLat
Sa nrrpetuate this >litntOnal state OF things
And II hcy obtain control Of the vernnen Ior IOuf
wears they are likely to keep it for twenty.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Ta,fuayy BRAVES on THE FIELD.
ARRIVAL OF JOHN KELLY AND HIS CRoWp-RECEP-
TON BY TIE HAMILTON COUNTY CLUB
lBY TEIFGEAPu TO THE TRIBUNE.l


ARRIVAL OF JOHN KELLY AND HIS cRo"p-REcEP-
TION BY TIE HAMILTON COUNTY CLUB
lBY TELEGRArn TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CINCINNATI June 20-The rank and file of Tam
many Hall, which left Ncw-YOrk yesterday morn
ing arrived in Cincinnati this afternoon. and their
reception was the first demonstration OF respectable
proportions that has taken place here since the
Democracy began to gather. The tram by winch
the Tammany crowd came was five or SIX hours
late but this, on the whole, was fortunate cir
cumstancc for 1t postponed the reception until the
most convenient hour of the day, ami gave IL as
clear n sky as this smoky City of Cincinnati ever
has, after the sharp showers Of the forenoon. Inc
Tammanv men numbered about go, but many OF
those VINO had previously arrived joined the pro-
Cesson. swelling its numbers TO about 3Zo
The Tammany organization was received by the
Hamilton County Democratic Club with a band of
music and about hundred members At the head
of the visitors rode John Kelly, Chief Of ammany
Hall as he is called here and Augustus SchelI'
who were received with some cheering and Chppng
of hands wherever they were recognized. ASIDE
from this there were no demonstrations along the
route through which the procession passed. Afcr
csrorting tie "Visitug statesmen" through
two or three streets they were marched
to their quarters at tho Burnett lloas", where
the ranks Of the Hamilton County Club
opened and the Tammany men marched through
amidst applause from the former and from some
Of the small boys who had gathered 10 WltnrS thr
spectacle. Then the IlamtOI County Climb marched
past the carriages occupied by Messis. Kelly AMI
Schcll, sauting them rs they went.
THIS evening th. Tlmmany men. or " army
wOrns" H. they are called 10y the members OF tie
regular organization. are quite t'nck nb"ut on" "r
two of the hotels: aud th loud talk ~ when they
indulge reminds one of the errucs which were VII
messed IN ST LOUIS IN SO. when tho same crowd
went out 10 defeat Mr.. lIldcn, and were beaten
fL,.ut
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
!gv,topsis for he pfst 81 hours

Synopsis for ne past "a hours
WASHINGTON. June 81, 1 a. m.-The ba.
Is highest and falling in the South Atlantic
States low in Minnesota and lowest ia Nova Scotia
Occasional light rain has fallen In the Gulf States Ten
nessee, the Ohio Valley, Middle States and New-Eng-
land; elsewhere fair weather has prevailed Light
westerly winds prevail in the Middle States ana New.
England; elsewhere they light and variable. Tho
temperature has remained nearly stationary except In
the extreme Northwest. where 1t has fallen.
Indtcdftons.
For New-England and the Middle Atlantic States,
partly cloudy weather. occasional rain, winds mostly
s0uthwesterly, stationary temperature, stationary or
falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
rRIBIrNE LOCAL OBSEpvATIOyS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June Fl. a. m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday was downward. Clear and
far weather followed the close Of the third
quarter by partly cloudy weather. Tue temperature
ranged GO aud $50, the average t769 being
Oo hcDer than the corresponding day last year and
33so higher than on Saturday.
Warm, clear and partly cloudy weather, with sghs
chances OF occasional shower may Do expected 10.
day In this city and Vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

MINOR ASPECTS OF THE CONVEN TION.
CINCINNATI not GREATLY CROwDED-A LACK or
POPLAR ENTHUSIASM FOR ANY ONE CANDI-
DALE.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUER.i
CINCINNATI June 2O-Cncmnati has walked up
today and il begins to look thougha a Democratic
Convention was to he held here within few days.
Nearly all the uclrgatrs have probably arrived, and
many Of the outside organizations who came I" see
a Presidential candidate nominated and to have q
spree are on the ground. All day. except for about
two hour, when It raincd, the sidewalks about the
Post Ofico corner. the three or four leading hotels
aud the headquarters of delegations which
me established elsewhere have been
occupied by small knots Of men
on whose faces. ~ well rs upon their speech
and manner the stamp Of Democracy Is indclIbly
set. There they have been discussing the cand-
dates and talking wisely about the chances OF dii-
fcrrnt men hrtwcr'l drinks w!th rs much earnest
ncs, as though they expected to elect the man who
* 10 be- nominated tins week. and each was To get
an ullirr under hIIn. In the words OF IA Southern
statesman: " What rl~o are they here tprf' but
even siucc the arrival Of the Tamnany army
worms. aS they ate called there has been no such
crowd If politicians about the hotels and head
0uailrg4 "a. obi lrrqurntGs of Conventions expected
TO ace AT thi, time. Whrn the Rcpuhhcans
more rcnplc in town on the sunday before than
have. brrn her. during 10 day and lc cntir" gath
cr.u, that has been visible here Even tins evening
the crowd could have been disposed OF III the ro-
tuuda and corridors of Of the great Chicago ho-
tells without the least discomfort irom crowding.
WHY /. II that the Democracy urA ont III such
small numb RS IL IT hr'au>c they have gwen mp
tLr cni,t,st ALREADY aud have partially lost interest
III struggle thr 0utCoW" Of which X Il tuirg"nr
ruiru-iou IiubIhiy not. Tor many ol the tnplrst-
E,rlrd uiru in the party declare hud undountcdlN
with sincerity, that they brl1rVo the l)cmnrIary
hl~ "a better chance of rlrct'ug Its Pr">mcht al
rtiuiidair than II has had hrto." since 1850. Is II
hrr.usr il Democrats IndIvIdu llty poorer than
they have brrn No. Possibly II may be- that 80
many caudiddtr- VIII hr presented To the Cnnvcn-
t,nr aud tine prospects, Of any "nr are 80 nchu!1IS
thai the friends Oi neither think II worth while To
make much ui Il demonstration IN advance. nat
eyer the reason may bc, tho tact remains thai there
are ~ Vet very few inilcdtlnn- ot rrm1rkaby
large gathering of the democracy lcrc on Tuesday.
WITH the rank and file Ot the dclcgutcS ANA the
unuirIal rarnp-fOlloWrrs there hav" also come To
Cincinnati many at the great chlrit ot the Dem
orracy. they have been busy to-day If no one else
has From morning TIL uIght their rooms hay"
hrrn thr0ngrd with visitors. and many cnnsulta-
tnii. have been held that may turn the scale III tile
Convention aud throw tEr nomination III one dlTec-
ton OF another.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
TVO SUDDEN DEATHS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Hiram c. Sparks.
n, Nw.York died suddenly this afternoon at the Con-
1meutal Holel Uf heart disease.
PoIrsvILLE, Penn. Juno 2o.-Colonel James L. Nut
ting prominent citizen Of this county, died suddenly
gus LnVIuinG 0l p1ialyES.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
GENERAL CONCLUSIONS.
CONFUSION AND UNCERTAINTY OF ALL sIDEs-TIL-
DENS LETTER RECEIVED TOO LATE TO AFFECT
TIE CANVASS YESTERDAY.


CONFUSION AND UNCERTAINTY on ALL sIDEs-fIL-
DEN's LETTER RECEIVED TOO LATE TO AFFECT
TIE CANVASS YESTERDAY.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CINCINNATI, June 20.-TheTe may be correspond
ents who think they able, out Of tho chaos that
exists in Cincinnati Tonight to evolve some den-
te opinions in regard to tho probable outcome Of
the Democratic Convention, but the representatives.
of The TRIBUNE, with the very best means OF
watching the currents and cOunter-cnrrents frankly
confess that ihoy have not been able to form any
such opinion. All is confusion and uncertainty.
The contents of Mr.. Tildcn's letter was learned
here so late that it actually had effect tonight.
Its existence had boon known for two days. and the
fact that it had been written had caused a majority
of the delegates to look upon the Sage of Gramcrcv
Park as out of tho race but the text of the letter
was waited for with great impatience, and at this
writing no one knows how the document will affect
the prospects of other candidates, although 1t is
known that 1t is a positive withdrawal.
One thing is certain, and that is that no candidate
will have more than onc-tmrd of the votes Of the
Convention at tho start. After thefrst ballot there
will probably bo a rapid disappearance of candi-
dates and beginning Of crystalizatlOn abOnta few
mon, which 1t will be very interesting to watch In
the meantime, It is anybody's race There is a lack
of enthusiasm and aggrcssivoness in most OF the
booms that are running here now thai probably in
dcates n short contest in the Convention when the
balluting once begins.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
the FIRE RECORD.
,xs,.p,vcrs on THE BALTIMORE FIRE

INsURANCE% ON THE BALTIMORE FIRE.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-The fire at RoSedale
& CO... iurntu factory last night was as disastrous as
r,porc,l and until the buildns can be r'paircd and
the machinery replaced upward OF ffty woIkmen Will
be thrown out OF employment. The following are the
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Speclal Nutlces


Bnngs & Co. Auctioneers
T3y aud 7Il Broadway.
MONDAY and TUESDAY jlNE 81 and %. at $50 p. m.
GOOD MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY aud FRIDAY.
THE vALuXELE a sis + fG%x&% x&% LIBRARY
Of the late Henry y. Beach, OF tue New. Yoik bar
Home Made Preserves
PURE CURRANr JELLY.
sPICED ANDCANNED FRUITS.
JAMS. JELI.IES PICKLES. &C.
Housekccpers wishing the articles made from old
fashioned homo receipts and warranted perfectly pure send
order 10 50 RAU y MCELRATH. 1913 prgraw-st Brsoxyn
Circulars with and prices sent on application
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN WIEN DESIRED.
TKAC II for Invsids and aescents. TARRANT Co.
sole Agents Beware OF couuterieits
Post % nee Notice. ~
June 26 $780, will close a. thus ocs o. TUESDAY 1850
III Sr iI1ps ey e ns H OT MsST easny s ssa snp
Hibsburg. wa Bremen and at 2:1O D. M iol fuops ~
France must To- speca y ad0resed p rance,
bY steamship Canada wa liayre on TIiUk5DAY At ';so
Plymouth aud Hamburg corrrsDonence tor Grae
81 Britain ana rhe upe =" Steamship saic via oaeenstosn
on sATU KDAY at for Europe, nv steamship tlty
az and scosR must Ss specially aresse and at $50 %
for scotland direct by stea nshp Circ3s via Glasgow and
ana bremen The mans DenlnarK. swedei aud Norway
s aS Por GT a%a soS s saSs
June - The mails for Jamaica ayanllla etc. eaye SeE
June ~. Tne Havana leave New. York June "a.
the for Venezuela and Curacao leave NewYork June
gS June S Ts Sa nsa Tor the " wswsa Islands
York June 26 mails for China and Japan leave san Fran
July The Tor Australia etc. leave san Fran
PosI Ulice New.YOrk. June 10. 1881.
Rupture Radically Cured BY Dr, Marsh's treataent,
opposite ST Pauls Church No uptown branch
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

TREAT PRoMPTLY-Cramps, Diarrhpa. Ash
atc CnUicr al Bow AfcciiOns with Dr. JayBe's
Carmlnayc BalsIm, and you Will obtain speedy relief,
aud promote o certain cnie.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

STATEN ISLAND REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING.
A Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club for
the Vih VIII. VlIth and With Election Districts OF
the Town Of Clstrton. L. Organlzel Oh Saturday
ni,ht at a mrclius held al West Brighton. George
William Cui It's vas among thOs" present.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
THE SOUTH FEELING IFS WAY.

THE SOUTHERN DELEGATES ANXIOUS FOR POWER,
1I,r AFRAID TO CLAIM I1-sOME or THEN M
PATIENT OF NORIIlEEN CJNIROI.-HUsIIIIIY 10
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
SHARE TELEGRAPhIC COMPETITION.

The Western Union has paid no attention to these
efforts of its rivals, and probably will not do so
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-23

Editor Coashafta Citisea:

Editor Coashaffa Citizen:
The ia. ming interest being para
mount to every other, indeed, the
basis Of all our cnlcnlaiiuns for our
temporal being. desire to call the
attention Of tue thinking minds at
our people to the most pernicIn,ls
practice perpetratesl upon the farm
my interest. namely, that Of hirlng
each Others hands for extra cat. on
pick-rs. A person making crop a.,
any terms obtains advances not uh
der talse preteuse>, but upon the flu
tnre success Of that crnp = yet, 80
soon as cotton picking begins. he
bankers for "a little cash money" and
immediately breaks for u neighbor-
hood where he has had NO credit to
pick cotton ut an offer Of ''six bits q
hundred" to all who will come. He
thas makes few dollars, pockets it
all, spends II where he has no credit,
ienv-s his own crop for the weather
to take, sacrliicrs his employer and
the merchant who his advanced hirD,
and, worse than all, becomes utterly
dem raizsd as laborer; for, like n
sheep killing dog, his illrgitiinate
blood sucking" viii never t.rsak.
him. This Is no fancy picture. Il
Is an every day practice III this en-
llgh'ened country of Red River. il
Is se,nIciour farming 1t has aud is
daily bankrnpting good men. VIII.
try to foil w The edlct II the B,bl.-
to treat their neighbors MS the, Wish
to he treated. To reasnn this ones
ton with the parties duiny it, aud
those sending runners" b, day and
by night tn get hands, is idle. 1t L.
- cut-ILroat business. 1t is financial
murder in the first degree. becaus.-
# you hire my hapds to pick your
cotton can hire yours to lex mine
The hands may enjoy the fun. bur
the parties encouraging it must pa,
the fiddler. But this thing operates
nneqnalIy. The parties Who prnctlce
hiring their neighbors' hands ava,
from their crops want to XIII, draw
aud quarter il their hands take tbr
same privilege. There must be some
remedy. it is nut in ignorance. An
intelligent cn operation and determi-
nation to stop it is required. Inter-
ested farmers take heed FARMER.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-23
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

For the purpose ~ registering all per
Sons who ar, entitled to vote, will open
the Registration Books at the following
uamesl laces tO-wit:
Colfax, pit. 9Th to Oct 81.
Liberty Cbapl Oct. 5th.
Union Precinct. Oct. 9th.
Days Mill. Oct. 9TH.
Satcher's big Creek), Oct. 9th.
Mrs, Taylor's (school house,, Oct 9th.
Fresliep's, Tuesday. Oct. IL.
COifax, Oct 18th to Oct. 30tb.
Every voter is requested to bear in
mind the necessity of enrolling his name
on the new Registration Books, rs the old
hooks wefe misplaced, and no one can
vote whose name does not appear on the
new Registration.
T.. X. SMITH, JR..
Assessor and Registrar, Grant Parish.
September l. lS5O. tom
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-23
NOTICE OF ELECTION |.

Pursuant to- proclamation of His Ex-
cellency S. d. McEnery, Lieutenant Gov
ernOr aud acting Governor of the State Of
Louisiana, bearing date Of thirty-first day
of July. A. ID. 1s5O. all the qualified vo-
tiers Of the parish of Grant are hereby no.
titled that an election will be- held ON
TUESDAY, the ID of November, 1880.
for the purpose Of electing, by general
ticket, Eight Electors of President and
Vice President of the United S,a,es, Two
Of whom shall be tor the state ut urge
aid Six for the several Electoral Districts
1t the State, to-wit:
One ELECT y for the first district.
One e. ptor fr tho secoud district.
tDue Ell ct r fol The third dIstr Ut.
One I'll, or fOr the urth dist. e, COM
posed 0I the parishes ri Biens,iIe, Bossier.
aldo, DeS To, tirant, NatciltD< h -, Rap
i'ies. he'd River, Sabine. Vernon, " slstcr
aud Winn
One Elector for the fifth district
One EiectOr tor the sixth DISTRICT.
And one Repre-, ntative la Congress
tr IN the Forth Cong eSsiouai D.,tr.ct,
composed Ut the pui hes Of Bi nv.lle. B M
sier, Ca,itlO, DcS to, u ant, Natrhit. cue<.
kapidc,. H. d River, Sabine, Vernon, Web
ster and winn
The polls will be open at each election
pr cinct IN said parish of GIANT, from the
no "f seven clork in the morning until
the hour oil six clocS in the afternoon ON
said Tuesday, the al day OF November, A.
ID. lsoO, for the purpose OF rece,ving the
votes of the qnal.fi. d voters of the parish
II Grant. Under the supervision of the
commissioners If election appointed by
the authority designated by law.
The election to be coMlactcd and re-
turns made according to law.
Sheriff offire, Coliax, Grant parish, La,
October |, A ID 1880 &. II. TEAL,
Sheriff Of Grant Parish, Louisiana.