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The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

1t is asserted by good judges that
Capt. Dunn made the grandest
speech of his life in defense Of
Robt. w. Ward, last Tuesday.
His argument was terse, sublime,
and pathetic. He was certainly in
one of his most happy moods.
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Startling Discovery.

A choice selection of muzzle and
breech-loading shot guns at a sacfi-
fee at Handy's, bought by him
while in the West at greatly reduced
prices. Excellent shot-guns, So;
Parker Breech-Loaders as low as
S47.50; Eagle Ducking Powder,
for cleanliness and strength. the
best that can be made.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

We have had consigned to US,
with orders to sell Immediately, a
lot of top and no-top buggies. Call
and see them early if you want q
barpaiu. r. o. Leavel & Co.
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The darkies of the fifth ward ca

The darkies of the fifth ward can
take the premium for promiscuously
shooting and carving one another.
They cut and slash down there like
Hottentots, then come up to Bas-
trop, employ lawyer, and plead
mot guilty." The court usually
decides otherwise, however.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

Our young friend, Willie Il.
Todd, took the stage last Monday
for jackson, La, and will enter, as
a student, Centenary College. We
hope he will become as fondly at
tached to his text books at jackson
as he was to his hounds i'll More
house.
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,sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

From the undersigned, living on Alex
p;nas, plantation. on August 10Th. one
IRON. rray mare mule, about Is hands
high, years old, harness-marks on back
and shoulders, soar on right fore leg
and and limped little. liberal reward
Will be paid for any information of the
above mule.
GARRETT BRADSHAW,
Oak Ridge. La
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COTTON In NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Co.ton
steady, sales ALSO bales. ODD
nary, &c; good ordinary, 94c;
low middling, 105c; midd'lng,
11sc; good middling, 1lac; mid
ding fair, 124c.
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Miss Carrie White

Has just received new selection
of Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Rib
bons, Silks, Satins, Velyets, Plumes
Laces, Fi,hus, Kid Gloves, and
fancy goods of all kind. She is
constantly receiving new novelties,
and invites all to call and see her
Fall stock before buying elsewhere.
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Handy's Lady Customers

Can be supplied in sewing ma
chimes of all make for less money
than the same machine can be pur-
chased elsewhere. Price-from S15
up. Sewing machine attachments
and needles at lowest prices.
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NOTICE.-Dr. M. j. Massen-
Gill will visit Oak Ridge, profess
sionally, on the 18th, and remain
as long as there is work to justify
him oc2-2t.
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FRESH DELEGATES AT
Schsster Il SIlbernageA's

California Fruits, Mascatel Raj
sins (without stems y Pie Peaches,
Honey, Concentrated Cocoanut,
Prunes, Currants, Dates, Potted
Ham. Canned Beef, Apple. Butter,
and MarmaIade, choice Goshen
Butter. june25-tf
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

Judge Todd left home for Shreve.
port last Monday to enter upon his
judicial duties. The Supreme Court
will assemble IN that city next
Monday.
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EDUCATE. EDUCATE!
WENTWORTH
Female College,
gROOKHAvEN, MISS,

BROOKHAVEN, MISS,
Had last term $50 BOARDERs-
nearly 800 Pupils. Thorough courses
in science, Art and the languages anu
Music. Advantages the best aua faSeS
low. For Catalogue address
Rev. II. r. JOHNSON, d. D,
;,,,oo- On, President.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

A bargain can be had in a pair
young wagon mules and first-class
harness horse, 5 years old. For
particulars see J. S. H., Esq.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

The Vienna Sentinel has re-
Gently seen a sweet potato grown
in Lincoln, that weighed seven
pounds and two ounces.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

Mr.. Cannon has charge Of Mr..
Sam Handy's store while the pro-
nrietor is absent. He seems to be
yery lonesome, but wondrous happy
nevertheless.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

A fine and large assortment OF
shoes and boots, and also custom
made ladies shoes at rock-bottom
prices at 5. Wolff q Bro.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09
"For Ladies Only"

Just received-another supply of
pretty underwear, ready-made cali
co wrappers, dresses and listers at
If. Schuster & Silbernageps.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

Quart, and half gallon queen pre-
serve jars, the best manufactured, at
tt. Schuster & Silbernage1s.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

The No. 7. Superior stove at Le-
opold's, lower in price than any
other and guaranteed as good as
any offered.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

Oehlber & Goldman are still re-
ceivipg a great many goods, select
"a nv Mr.. Oehlber. Their motto
is ..oniek sales and small profits. =
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

Genuine Sandal slippers, for Ia
dies, from 1913 to rs, at
Schuster & Silbernagels.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

The members of the Democratic
Parish Executive Committee are re-
ouested to meet at the court house
next Monday at 10 o'clock.
T. O. LEAVEL, Chairman.
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Telegram from Hancock.
Governors Island, Oct 8,

VUVCI IIOI . 1oItefIue3
DR.. Embling-Canvassing is very
exhausting. Why don't you send
that corned beef and the potted
tongue I ordered of you.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

One dollar will buy at S. Wolf
& Bro, a three ply linen bosom
shirt.
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III ATS

For ladies, gentlemen, boys and
children, in endless variety, at
If. Schuster & Silbernagels.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

A large assortment of laces and
embroderies at a mere trif1e at
S. WOLFF & Bro.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

At Leopold's-the deliciously-
favored ssLa Belle Creole" cigar.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

i
Business looking up.
\ Goodbye flies.
Look out for your winter SUITS
On belting, small and large, and
-. at schuster & Silbernagels.
smoke LA Belle Creole cigars
4 r,und at Leopold's.
Il Goto Heller & Turner's Tor iish'
simble-skein wagons.
Mr.. A. T. Morley lost a Szoo
u abin by fire this week
Mr.. G. W. Wimberly, of Ashley
anptv. was in town yesterday
..Sbame be to him who evil
,ajnks''-of our sidewalks.
The celebrated Shepherd flutlhs
Machine at Leopold's-
81 to Heller & Turner's Tor
good wagon.
Fresh kiln-dried and fresh ground
meal always on hand at Leopold s.
..Corn-cob'' pipes are all the
rage.
/ S w. Handy and ]. I. Dalton
,of, for st, Louis last Monday.
4 yon can get what you want at
l uandy's. He's got the stock.
I Go TO Heller & Turner's Tor
| heavy thimbIe-skein wagons
Cotton-pickers have taken pos
session OF all the small change
again.
# would be good plan for Bas-
hopians to lay in q good supply OF
n uinter wood and blankets. Prot.
E Tee predicts hard, hard winter
N Let everybody that has shoes
come out to the speaking Monday
You may hear something that vii
\ do YOU good Us long AS you live.
Ladies are invited to call ant
see what pretty and cheap good
they can get at the new cheap cas-
store of Oehlber d Goldman. N
trouble to show goods.
70 arrive to. day fine assortmen
@ Of chooses.
Candies Of al kinds cheaper tina
any house in town.
Fresh bread daily at
ENBLING's BAKERY.
Ladies, we offer you a 3-butto
m kid glove, assorted colors and size
at 81 per pair. Oehlber & Goi(
man, proprietors cheap cash stor'
y Mr. Thad. Waterman, OF Gu
I Swamp, was in town Wednesda,
\ full of CAB, vigor, French and p'
+ triotism. He is still hopeful OF
/ half crop of cotton.
I Best Java Coffee already roaste
and ground ready for use at
I Embling's Bakery.
Il If you want to buy some che'
4 clothing for men, youths or boy
H you must call at S. WOLFF d BR
II Mr.. 7. N. Conner finished h
Il Bastrop brick contracts last Satu
1 day and left for his home in Mo
/ roe. He made many friends VIII
4 in our town.
Il We learn that only thirty-six p'
1 sons have registered their nam
4 this year in Morehouse. Is it a t:
4 that all the voters of this parish
A registered? We don't believe it.
II If you want to see sight j.
pass by Oehlber & Goldman's sto
Il Their front is crowded with hi
II dreds of pieces Of calico at D ce
l per yard. Come and get your 81
II ply before its oil picked over.
II Ladies Fancy Goods, Lace {
i lars, Bibs, Fichus, Ties, the gre
L est variety, at less than ever S
Il before, at
III If. Schuster & Silbernagef s
II AS a convenience 70 all who
II with me I intend keeping line
fruit and candy of yery best
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

Most anything you can call for
outside of dry goods, boots and
hats, at Leopold's.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

r-.usjent advertisements will be N.
. HAT At the rate of 80 per square o,
ier'1 1;rsa for the first insertion, ana 10
Rn Far for each subsequent insertion.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

Hardware, tinware, crockery %
all description always on hand at
Leopold's,
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

ssA Fools Errand," ''Annals Of the
War;" ''Tramp Abroad" ''Lives OF
Frank and Jesse James," Best Books
Published. J. M.TURPIN, Ag't.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

$50 900 brick for sale by
II. D. VAUGHAN
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Morehouse College !

The first session OF TINS 1n :n ,.;i;
under its present administrator WIZ
omen on
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

The famous LA Belle Creole
cigar at Leopold's.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-10-09

Fresh lot of S. C. G. Hams just
received at Leopolds.
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Notice OF Election.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
r,,Jo SAINT 0Ith IOSO.

Tn compliance with the laws of Louis
lana. and in accordance with a procla-
nation of the acting Governor OF the
State of Louisiana, notice is hereby
that an election will be held on Tues
dav. the II day of November. 1850, at
the different polling places of Morehouse
pars h.
At which election there are to be
chosen by the qualified voters of More
house parish by general ticket, 8 electors
of President and Vice President, two or
whom sha | be for the state at large and
six for the several electoral districts
of the state, towit:
One elector for the First District com
posed of the parishes of Plaquemlnes and
St. Bernard aud Of the third, fourth, fifth,
sixth. seventh, eight, ninth and fifteenth
| wards of the city of New Orleans.
| One Elector foi the I'd District, com
posed of the first, second, tenth, eleventh
| Twelfth, thirteenth, fourteent tn, sixteenth
and seventh wards of the city OF Ne"
Orleans, and of the parishes of Jefferson,
| St. Charles Saint John the Baptist ano
Saint James.
One Elector for Third District com
posed of the parishes OF Ascension, As
sumption, Calcasieu, Cameron, lberville
Lafayette, Lafourche, saint Martin
Terrebonne, Vermillien and Iberia.
One Elector for the Fourth District
composed of the parishes of Bienvllle
Bosser, Caddo. DeSoto, Grant. Natchl
toches, Rapides, Red River, VIM an'
Sabine.
One E1ector for the Fifth District
composed of the parishes of ConcoIdia
CALDWELL Claiborne, Catahoula, Eas
Carroll, Franklin, Jackson, Lincoln
Mad son, West Carroll Morehouse, Qua
chita, Richland, Tensas and Union.
one Elector for the 9Th District, CON
posed of the parishes of Avoyelles, Eas
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congress t0sfepfeSoHb ufic iIth eoh9 eoo
ional District of the state OF Louisiana
in the Forty seventh congress OF the
United States for the term OF two years,
to date from the 4th day OF March, A. -,
1881, said District composed OF the foi
lowing parishes, Concordla, Cald"en'
Claiborne. Catahoula, East Carroll,
West Carroll Franklin, Jackson, Lincoln,
Morehouse, Ouachita, Richland, Tensas
and Union.
The election will be held from A. NJ
until 6 o'clock P. NJ.
And | do hereby direct all commission
ers. and other officers, to hold said cleo
ton and make due returns thereof IN the
manner and form provided for by exis
ting laws. ~
! Witness my hand and signature. off
cially this oath day of September, 1850
| W.P. DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
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Monday, Sept. 18th,

Terms-ss per month, strictly in ad-
rsnce For further particulars apply
' aho0' KEMP T. CATLETT-
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ns~ SATISFACTION GIVEN.
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s"EEGElS-gF JTEEV"E,

The crorS in tho neigh 5or5ood Of Petersburg
are 5ulferlog fer went Of rain, and the streams
have fal!co s. low that Hal0c mills have been
stopped.
The Govlrncr yesterday refused 10 pardon
Monroe h'chi:on. OF Fairfax couaty, scateuced
April, 1850, by tho County Court OF his coua;y
10; live years ia the rcGitcnisry fer grand lar
oeny.
The Ga Commonwealth isis that Harris.
onburr should c,l, b;sto lis ccntcrrI 90 the
lit Of July. TIE tC~n Was established and
laid .cut in streets on fifty ic:as Of land, The
property Of Thomas llaTrison.
For tao first tiac ia The history Of Spotsyl.
va,ia C UNITY three negroes So. o1 th, Jury 10
judge Walters court 90 Monday. |; Is said
this changed condition CT tifiics 10 tho county
excited severe critic sm from the observers.
The contract for furnishing the u. S. aruy
with chewing tobacco for the CT slug year, and
which will require about 800 00O poucd,, has
been aw.rded to Mr. q. w. Spcr. OF Peters
burg, at COST Of fifty oro and a halt cents per
pound.
At the conclusion Of raatjlstors' meeting
OF Kiog George g. II. on last Thursday. which
had been addressed By Col. Robert Mayo, II.
y. Washington, esq beiog chled for loudly,
CINE forward, and, 10 his usual happy style,
spoke e!cq1ently sad at soma l,oglh. He
spoke IN high terms, personally, of Col. Mayo,
but conicmotd, 70 terms tqu,y strong, his
present political course. Mr.. VS. speech call
cd forth rrpy from Col. Mayo. Both speak.
etS W II, loud y npplBuded.
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COngratulatOry Messages.
The following c,ngratuatory messages wer,
among Ihnsa GENT To Mr. la,Enld unntn-l..

Inc following congratulatory messages wero
among those sent to Mr.. Garfield yesterday:
WASHINGTON. June 8, 1880.
lion jas 4: Garfield, Chicago, III:
congratulate you with all my heart upon
you' nomination as President ct the United
states. Your have saved tho Republican party
and the country from great peril, and assured
the continued succeed CT Republcan principles.
Signed. JOHN SHERMAN,
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
No. WASHINGTON. June 8
10 Gen. Jas 4. Garfield:
You will receive no heartier generalization
eo-day than mine. This both Tor your own and
your cjuotry sake. "oN
oigoed' r. 3. HAYES.
WASHINGTON. June s.
Hon jas 4 Garfield:
Accept my hearty congratulstion. Tie cum.
try is to be congratulated as we'll as yourself.
signed. q. SCHURZ.
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THe Candidates.

CHICAGO. June 9.-Near midnight the com
mittee appointed by Senator Hoar to wait en-
Generals Garfield and Arthur and notify them
of their nominations. found them 10 the club
room of the Grand Pacific Hotel, and Senator
Hoar. as chairman, made an appropli.te )eech.
Gen. Garfield replied
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen,- assure you
that the information you have officially given
me brings the sense OF very grave responsibility,
shd especially go in view Of the fact that was
member OF your body, fact that could not
have existed with propriety had bad the slight
est expectation that my Mama would be connect.
ed with tho nomination for the Office. I have
felt with you great solictude concerning the sit.
uston OF our party during the struggle; but,
believing that you are correc. in assuring me
that substantial unity had been reached in the
conclusion 1t gives me qualification far greater
tnap any personal pleasure your announcement
can bring. accept the trust committed to my
hanos. As 10 the work of our party and as 10
the character of The Clmpaign 10 be entered upon,
Will Lake an esry occasion TO reply more fully
than csn properly ID tonight. ! thank you
tor the assurance of tho confidence Ind esteem
you have presented to ne. and hope We shall
SEQ our future ss promising rs are tfa indcs-
tions Tonight.
Senator lioar, 10 The same manner, prescott
cd the nomination TO Gen. Arthur, who &c.
cepted il in brief and ioforma wsy,
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RGEEIGT WE'RE

Eoeland ard all the other poair; Eav, raw
received lovlts!ious 10 the Berlin coalcr>rc1
Cardinal Mics has resigned, but tie p,,c.,
fuses to accept Lis resignation.
Bismarck takes eloomy view Of The e>r,,h
qlssll)n 10 Prussia.
Services 10 memorial Ct tho p.iuco lmrr,l
were held 10 Paris yesttrd.y. ''''
NJ Chsllemout L:c,ur has been av;vip.,1
French ambassador to loatcn.
Outbreak IF evil war ia tho Algcr,iac v,,.
federation Is regarded as inevitable.
The remains Of tho lato Empress of Hp.,;,
lay 10 state yesterday. Tho funeral viii tIlo
place to day. 'A'
At Havana eighteen d,aths occurred fem
yellow fever and s,vc8tctu itom sMa!l pox Grr
ing last week.
The Lord Mayer Of Dubia has tclrp1aph,d
to TIC Mayor OF every town ia tho Uditl
states and Csnsda stating thu! the distress in
Ireland is still undated. -
Tho British trade returns for the mop,I =
May show that business has sunk almost "a
last ysars' 8 leVe', showing tho recent reyiy,,
10 haVo been IL great measure .clla,iy,
General Caisto Garcia lueusz has been d.,
feated b7 the Cuban government troors. Ssyrr
al prisoners were taken, among others Ma;nr
Gutlatrtz, who conducted tho last txoe6irp
Stvenlytwo men have lately snrre5d.rcd.
10 the Belgian elections, to rcplsc, the r,
ll'lng halt Of the members Of the Chamber u,
Deputies, the Liberals have clrticl Brussels,
defeating the Socialists. Tho Catholic party
carried Antwerp by largo N ,iities.
The rebellion 10 tn, State ofSonora, Nike,
u1dar Marqu!so continues. lie has su.c,rd,L
lately 10 defeating the federal fJlc sent avaios.
him. Though superior 10 plumbers At Mad.
lena Mslqusse raised 81 600 by fo.c ID lew, 81;
ter telling the people that Prcsideor Dly hai
sold Sorota to the Americ .us, aud ths; h,4
(Ms,Qles,'s) mission was to save il.
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1t anything could be weaker than Tho head
OF the republican Ticket it is its tail. The only
thing for which Mr.. Arthur is known is hi, at
tachmcnt 10 machine politics, which is 50 great
that between it aud the relationship Of the port
OF New York lie chose the former, losing the
latter because lie refused TO comply With even
such moderate OWL seivic, reform az Mr.. Hayes
drtc cd should be enforced. With q bloody
shit GALAXY Grsbb;r as the head Of tie
ticket and rocd msc1ine politician at the
tail, the &C nocrats will have an easy job 10
eltci their candidates next \ November.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDG AR SNOW DEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 8, 1880.
No matter what may be the iaal result

ANO LuAltll WuaG III w hhS A1oi lSSut
of the Chicago convention, it at least ought
to settle OF opoc end effeotualIy any differences
that may have heretofore existed among the
Firgina democrats that is, with regard to
national polite. Macy Virginiars who have
until recently always seed with the democratic
party. arc SO provoked with that party, nCw BY
reason Of the State dabt question, that had
General Grant been the romintc they would
possibly Lave aVailed themselves of the oppol-
tuoity 10 show at ono ard at the same time
their gratitude aud admiration for him. and
their temporary abimosity against their late
political associates, by voting With the rcpubi.
caus. Bat all that has now been changed. for
between him and them there is nothing either
10 sentiment or Interest; and with their cboic,
restricted TO him and the democratic nominee
they cannot hesitate moment.
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l)uelS.

new YORK. June ga Camden. s. G.. soec.
ial SAYS: During the past month there have
been i've duels in this county None of Tho
combstsnts, however. were killed Soma of our
most prominent citizens have been engaged in
them. Capt W. u. Pass one of the leading
i aver OF Camden, and Col. Cash. one Of ths
way TO the ouslling field. Efforts are MAXI o
TO nave them arrested and prevent The hostile
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MARRIEI).

Rev. VIM. .. BOBBY, assisted by kuv. g. Il.
Wright aud Rev. Tlmsn, KDWIN II. JOHN.
SON, Of Connel.ville, Pa, ard HARRIET
N1BLSON GRAY. Of Leo,turz Va Msy
peace attend the happy pair at their new homa.
In Trinity O utch, Demopois, ALA June |,
1880 by Rev. 4. w. Bnrnwsli. w. DUUGLAS
MASON, Of Virginia. to IIOULlk, daughter OF
hon. W. &. Clnrke, of Demopulis No c,rhr.
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Indiana De,naerafa

o., isDlANAroLls. IND, June The democratic
yenston was called to order BY the chapman Of
Inc central committee. hon. Francis Hord Of
rs Bartholomew, WIS chosen temporary ch sirmsn.
Inc usual committees were appointed E1-ijov.
ernor Thomas a. Hendricks was chosen perm..
nent chairman. ''' - -
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General Grant.

NEW YoRK, June 9.-The TINES of this
morning prints the following:
"GALENA, ILL, juno 8 General Grant
was at General KowlsY's office as usual this
afternoon rec,isi1g dispatches. When the
news of Gentr,l Gni ,Id's nomination WAS re-
celved be said il was all right; be was salts.
led, and soon after be lett for home"