The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-21
Thirteen of Brigham Young's wives still survive.

S wives still survive.
 St. Louis has beer granted an. other enumeration by the authorities Q: Washington.
 The United States marshal at Ft- Smith was assessed S230, by the national republican committee.
 A train load of negroes were shipped from St. Louis to Indiana to vote the republican ticket.
 The steamships Bothnia, Her der and Labrador landed Tn New York the other day with $l,SS2 ,OOO in gold.
 The St. Louis Post Dispatch declares that the average republican gain in Indiana per county is just about 329.
 Owing to recent railroad war in St. Louis, the fare from that place to Chicago has been reduced to one dollar.
 The republican national execu- tive committee has decided to dir ect their efforts to carry Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
 The latest charge against Han cock is one that will stick. It is that being mortal, he will die. And he may as well own up to it right now.
 Neal Dow, the Temperance can didate for President, has fused with the democracy of Maine and some thing sensational may be anticipa- ted.
 -Lnm Smith, who murdered Mike Allen on the 18th day of No vember, 1873, will be hung at Fort Smith Friday December IT, 1880.
 The Jeannette, the Artic expe- dition sent out by James Gordon Bennett, editor of the New York Herald, is somewhere Tn tue frozen seas of Alaska.
 Prof. Riley, the eLtomologlst, who has been studying the cotton worm question, announces that he has made discoveries showing that it's ravages can be prevented.
 It is singular coincidence that 32g added together make fourteen, the exact number of letters in the names of James A. Garfield and Chester A. Arthur, and Credit Mo bilier.
 Mir. Cad Allard, formerly of the Virginia, III. Gazette, has assumed editorial control of the Fort Smith New Era, V. Dell resigning on ac- count of the duties of his office as United States marshal.
 -Ex Gov. Shepherd, of Washing ton, writes to a brother that his Mexican mine yielded $4,000 day for twenty days Tn June, and that withen ten years that country will be the mining center of the mineral world.
 Hancock can Dc elected with. out the vote of Indiana. The south ern states will give hlm I3S votes, New York, New Jersy and Connecti cut together have fifty, and this is three more thun IS necessary 60 elect.
 The Little Rock and Fort Smith land department has immigrant agents at the following places Tn the old world: Hamburg, Theodore, Meynberg; Bremen, Peter Schlosser & Heinrich Wohmann; Antwerp, J. w. Wurden; Rotterdam, Jacob Zol- Ter; Havrc, P. L. Rethmann; London John Arnold; Liverpool, Wm. Frost. The republican party hope to elect their candidates for congress in the second third and fourth dis. tricts. The circular of the marshal of the state so proclaims, and he proposes to have two" supervisors and 'one or more" deputies at each polling place in these districts. Democrats must look out out. Every Democrat in these districts must be present at his polling place" on that day. If the republicans can beat three out of four Of our repre-. sentatives. they can beat Hancock, zoo. If anything of this kind can he done. it will prove that we are un- worthy fthe respect of the radicals, who, in charging that the south is solid, acknowledge it ought to be solid in order to be yespectable.- . Gazette.