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bills for funding, afterwards purchased
In market some of tho very bills he had
presented, which bo fortunately recog-
,rised and at once pet the Investigation
On foot which developed the awindle.
This should be q warning TO our public
6hcoEs not to confide dntiesE which they
should dischaIge 70 clerks, however much
they may trust their efficiency and integ.
rity. In this case We hope the State has
mt lost 6 great deal in money, and that
the detection Of the loose manner in
which this important business has been
conducted viii cause a diligence and care
upon theapast of our public officers in
tbs future which viii repay the present
les. In the mean time an example
should be made, Of Mr. L&ughlin, If con.
victed, aa he must be from the testimony,
whielfwili add a,wholaSome fear Of pun.
ishment ID Asy aho may be tempted to
yiolate'a public trust.
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THE NomINAr1oN or uANoo OK. J.

a
The speech in which Hon. Daniel
Dougherty, of Pennsylvania, presented
the name Of Gen. Hancock 10 the Gin.
cinnati Convention. was both unique and
beautiful. It was shrewdly composed
and elegantly delivered, touching the
sentiment and tho Judgment OF the Con-
vention, and contributed nc doubt to the
favorable consideration of the Pennsyl.
yania candidate's claims for the nomina-
ton. Mr.. Dougherty said:
propose to present to the thoughtful
confederation of the convention the name
Of one who, on the field of battle, was
styled 'the superb" [cheersl yet won
still nobler renown as military Cover.
nor, whose frat act when in command
of Louisiana and Texas wRs to salute the
Constitution by proclaiming that the
military rule shal; ever be subseryient
to the civil power. The plighted word
of soldier was proved by the act Of the
statesman. nominate one whose name
will suppress all factions Icheersl, will
be alike acceptable to the North and to
the South name that will thrill the
republic; name, if nominated, of
a man that will crush the last embers of
sectional strife, and whose namo will be
the dawning Of that day SO long looked
for, the day of perpetcsl brotherhood
among the people of America. With
him as our champion we can fling away
cur shrouds and wage and aggressive
war; with him we can appeal to the
supreme majority of the American peo-
pie against the corruptions of the Re.
publican party ard their violations of
constitutional liberty with him Us our
standard-hearer the bloody banner o.
Republicanism will fall palsied to the
ground. 0, my countrymen, in this
supreme hour, when the destinies of the
people are in your hands, pause, reflect,
take heed, make no misstep. Isay aom.
inate one who will carry every State of
the South; I nominate one who will
carry Pennsylvania loud [cbeers), carry
New Jersoy [cheersl, carry New York.
Ia voice. .Carry OhioY"l Aye, aud
carry Ohio. Oheerg.] propose the
name of the ssldier statesman, whose
record Il. as stainless as his sword. Win
field Scott Hancock. Loud cheers
One word more; If fnominated, he will
take his seat. Loud cheers. ,sj
After Mr. DouEherty left the platform,
he turned and came back. "AiloR me
TO any ono word more, he eaid to the
Chair. Permission was accorded, when
Mr. iDougherty corrected his speech as
| fpllows: ,e., rs, Z 4
Gentlemen Oft the convention, j. pray
your pardon for one word. / eaid that II
Nominated; should have said IL
elected, Gen Hancock will take his
eeat,1 lcheers.l 81 ss!so SsI q
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rAkfx.

stsE;s ~: - q -..s b f Isl m
Tho straits tp which the Republicans
hfs driven for the .purpoae Of defending
Clarified, ars very olearly shown BY Tho
following lettsrsfrem Judge Luke r. po-
land 20 The Republican Stat6 Conyenl
ven tion Of Vermons;
Erobably no man IN Vermont known
General GaE6eld more ultimately than
myslII. x1v WIS IIstJVugT5s3 curing the
whole OF my ten -year' asrsiec and for
eight ssFeaFs we stood together Ia the
aOnge and ever on terms of frien2ahip
and tlnecys OF his eminent ability.
sp1yget IN debste and untiring devotion
~ public services ! need not spnak. His
long Hervic9 and leading position In.
Jou2ress hase nlade him known TO all
tho ne0ple Of the country who take any
sisltegaALslin pub He ntfaiFa, Be. |. olis po-
Iitical opisnneiits affect to question his
Isezacilal integrity slrd purity ofeheracs
texs and 70 base ga Tx accusation upon,
tisa evidence "a ken before q com Ealtl<e Of
siogegsss ct which ygas chairman.
k1losgl9 as tho ilIt dTobilieF Commit.
tes. Now desire 70 say 10 tie Congen-.
ton and 20 sll who may ibeI eny interest
- 81 - III lSluS AflHk
nothing which app saTcd 6s{ore that
censsl or which sppaars In their
rep0Sf, Of eny other matter or shiuf
yhieis. es seg catsse tonay nowsedge "a.
segsfd to min, sEeg. led no ga doubt his
PEP lpra at teggits. iSelisss him 20 IS
lgRiy upFiHbt and honras man,
I'D hc would DO 50 slnaAs si tifcsnE-
ssssces aud gsiflst ans F,ssatIup. Ihs
sian thes p l,gl IN lls of lslg nIltao sEs3
;0f of tho palssii ne ee 81 s6icli sras
sdrawn hF ae lnip $ b opinion zfalzea ispgop
OK f;tf q 3 ~ 81 Il y peG51nai illiF.
tKiesst ~ q tho CT s. o g ~ 81 hsit
yssa do x1ie klse isgpr ~ corn nllIgili
thie flsssn "a til "a q 4sltioD.
PenAiFD.
~ Judgo rsleud rsa cheifipki oE
t9e ectarliilea Which ifSVa scd ssIss
Efsslls atpbilisr aid oh kAs.
issH FssHasd sS easpiit ii aS
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Atlanta celebrated the Fourth last
Saturday in the grandest style since the
war. The visitors were estimated at 90
900. There was procession Of The mill
tary,. fremen aud vans representing the
business industries: Senator Joseph E.
Brown and Others spoke in the afternoon
ia the City Hall Park to an immense
gathering. There was q magnificent dis
play of fireworks at night, and thousands
of people were on the streets.
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Yisitors to Clarendon Hall, in the
city osNew York, can witness the strange
sight Of Or. Fl. 9. Tanner attempting to
fast fer forty days without taking any
thingiinto his uthexcept water. The,
test began on Saturday. the 9th of June
last, and is conducted with Dr. Tanner
fenced OF from the audience so that it Is
inpossible 70 set near enough 70 him
TO hand him anything to cat., He ID also
under constant watch to see that tile
test Is o genuine one, so that IL win be
we'll authenticated one way or the other
when the experiment is over. Nv, Tan.
ner says Shat his hunger at tho ind Of
the frat Gye days vas intense, md that
he did not expect the pain to b.come
lesa until after the 18th of July, at
wt1Iut ttutv aunuIigvr viii uIsHppsar, anu
IL will be q question Of constitutional
endurance as to how long he nhold out.
This experiment will, If perseyered IN,
be apt to decrease the population hy the
number one. for it IS q physical imposai.
bility, according to all theory or expert.
enee, forit to sneceed. The attempt Of
DE-. Tanner looks like the vngary. OF d
madman.
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- a. suggestion has been made by the
Boston Herald that "the Republican,
National Committee should assert the
the nationality of the party by making
vigorous campaigns in the Southern
States" II adds Prominent Republi.
cans of the North, like Blaine, Conkling,
Logan, Ingersoll, and others, would be
respectfully listened to in the South, and
by going there they would accustom the
Southern people to broader and more
tolerant views of political differences"
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sHERIFFS SALE,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON County.
10y virtue of Executions to me direct.
1O ed, l will expose to sale on the First
Monday in August, a. D. 1880, before the
Court House door at Anderson, the follow
ing property, to wit:
All of the Plaintiffs interest in one Tract
of Land, containing ninety.fiye (95) acres.
more or less, situated in Anderson County.
Siddle and others Levied on as the prop
erty of Minerva Wynne, the Plaintiff. In
favor of McDavid and Duncan and a. 8.
Duncan. Defendants, for cost of suits.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser 20 nav
extra for oil necessary papers. =
JAMES III. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
July 8, 1880 90 4
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-NIOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT
,4N The undersigned, Executor of the
gives notice that he will apply to the
} ,dge of Probate for Anderson County. on
:he 10th day Of August, 1880, for Final
Settlement Of said Estate and discharge from
his Office as Executor
as J. III. LITTLE, Ex'r.
July 9, 1880 52 3
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A terrible cyclone passed near Column
bia on last Monday, and blew down the
second story of the machinery building
in the penitentiary yard, in which were
2S3 convicts at the time. Five convicts
were injured, but it is not thought any
deaths will result. The escape &c nj
raculous. Sal
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Notice to Road OYerseers.

PY resolution of the Board of County
~ Commissioners, it was decided that
the Public Roads or highways should be
worked out and put IN good order by the
18th August, 1886.
You will, therefore, warn out all hands
liable to Road Duty, and put your respec-
tive sections in good travelling condition by
the above specified time.
(. All Overseers neg' citing or refusing TO
as the law directs in such cases. .5,ls.l
r. s. BAILEY,
N. o. FARMER,
VIM. s. HALL,
County Commissioners.
July 8, 1890 -. 81
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A GREAT ENTERpRIsE.- Hop
Bitters Manufacturing Company ia one
of Rocllester's greatest business enter
prises. Their Hop Bitters have reached
O. sale beyond all precedent, having from
their intrinsic value found their way into
almost every household in the land.
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THE PRESS EXCURSION.
A HOST PLEASANT REUNION AND
VALUABLE RECREATION FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA EDITORS.
Tho Reception in Greenvine and interest
ing viows and Incidents Along tho Route
to Cincinnati ana Return.

to Cincinnati ana Return.
The recent session OF the South Caro-
lima State Press Association in the city
OF Greenville was by far the most largely
attended and elicited the greatest interest
of any session the Association has ever
held--facts which are largely ascribable
to the extensive and agreeable excursion
which had been arranged to wind up the
":eeting. Among the many attentions
and @ourtesies shown the members OF
the press along the whole length Of the
route, it would be very. difficult properly
tc describe any of them In an article of
Inc length to which this sketch must be
confined.
Upon the meeting of the Association
IN aREENvILLE 81
an address Of welcome was delivered by
ex-Gov. Perry in that genuine, hearty
and elegant manner and style which have
always characterized his appearance In
public, and was appropriately responded
to by Mr.. T. B. Crews, the President of
the Association, who eyinced great readi-
ness and precision in the remarks in
which ne replied. This formal part Of
the programme over; the citizens, in CO..
operation with the Journalists Of tho
Mountain City, in a hundred ways prac.
ticaily illustrated the sincerity Of the
welcome they had extended,, and took
every occasion to add to the pleasure Of
tho Journalists and show them the
achievements of Greenville'si brain and
vim and energy and liberal progressive
public spirit s ;fg;;Is 4;
Invitations to the College Confluence
meIita were extended and accepted,
though the exercises OF Eurman Uni
yersity, which had two graduates with
the degree of Master OF Arts, one OF
whoniss was MIR. Walter Brown, OF. Will
liamstoh In this County, wero princl-
pally concluded before our arrival.
The areenville Female College COM
EElencement carne of on Wednesday and
Thursdsy, SO thas fun opportunity was
had for attending fhe graduating exer-
elees of class OF eight or ten aceoi,i,o
plished young ladies'. The Association
as 2. body visited tho College by Invita-
ton on Thutadsy, and witnessed the
Caliathenic drill OF all the tltudenrs, and
were delighted with the precision and
readiness with which tho many and
varied evolations' were gone through, it
being rendered as systematically and
perfectly ;aa any military company could
possibly 90 through the eyolugona OF
the drill. on the evening Of the eame
day the graduating exercises came of In
aneh. manner that both tho Faculty OF the
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- There are now three Hebrews ip
Congress-Messrs. Jonas, Morse and
Einatein. In the House there are six
German Representative, among whom
are Heilman, of Indiana; Poehler, Of
Minnesota; Muller, Of New York and
Deustes, of Wisconsin.
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The Chicago Times, in the bitterness
of its wrath at Hancock's nomination,
suggests that the lamented Oaks Ames
did not enjoy the acquaintance of Gen.
Hancock. No, and the beauty of it is,
that no men Of similar characters and
purposes enjoy his acquaintance. They
prefer the society Of the innocent Gar
field. Li. 100
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AN orr1SrAL 90 AispAr.

f75sg .z@ssk.. S5SE
The people f.the State we're greatly
stsT u ! ii the announcement that on
I last FTidpy mr.. Alexander Laughlin, the
expert Ia the Office Of Commissioners
Colt Who saaid charge Of the funding Of
iIle bills of the Bank Of tho State un.
der the recent Act of the Legisla-
tire, had been arrested on the charge
5of withdrawing bills from the pack
ages presented, and funding tho re.
5nainiag bills ss Of tal,o sum Of the
/ oriBinal packages, appropriating the BILLS
SO Withdrawn To- his own uae. hlr.
'YIaughlln waA arrested on The athdavit Of
a Goinmisaioner Colt. and the preliminary
examination had before Trinl Jnatice
fFicklipg, wha finally committadi the
accused to ihsi III default oa ball In the
sum of fifsy thousand dollars. The
paesages certified By! Langhlin to the
Treasurer to be funded are, being re-
counted, and until th;s is finished the
{ sisIct amount of the defalcaiion cannot
be asdeStiiinea, though the aScpecd is
shown To have solds to Mr.. Thomas 81.
asgso.' pfok 7, aolr snoll,
4 81 june isEEt which lie prosesssd were
esHs him to aoll BY . friend inS tho up.
..N ss,.,s g, ,''liais
% ol.ssS 5a1npEsil, aslosnss pto.eF ~
A9Sas sl sn,aule s. o. IS aas 11as'
iss shoy.in ielsse as' sa sopos q " tne
u .,ss =, .St'ssss's wy s.. w Z ss.s !,
,'..,l sll;s = s os'iA ~. ~
alnslls' a alsaS., !, Ia pol.ea
=, 8, ~. : .sg ~ 8,
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Is. !:
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IS. " y ls'esi :
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sl.s stlsssss J 5sala pea sne s
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sll9a.sss..e ,sssss Z s'.l slss ''s'lo sale
pslls s1lssSl: s9ss 5upass Y 9 9
q 81 3 KS. y Il a,lsss s5l0iisL
sl'sSl .sss y se.a g lstl p
osesl tlEs leEs L1ssl sp hnost-
s'lisss s 81. s's s ssY 8 i,sasss ifoln l
: ~ So z IS s. " sff ~ ~
aisy Is M sissss s. esela 3 seE'skiy
psea asss Eeal cs,se ols slls lsle sstsige
~ ~ zs..ssyEgs.ssE
8 ..' assts ss'ssse SINGS sne
BIZ = ss 1850 .'; 81 sls'sS psessaiyy
g u ~ 'ssss 4, 8 sDs' lls aoE, arg
s.is ssl'' = s. /. e aals s.
sssS y e s's's y s'ol'l,s n sslsss
IS ], ,''..... s (. IS .s : lsts
g.s -. ,.,s' Is ss ~ .s.ss =
& 4 w. s,s'ls
s. ~, ~
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-
The case against the Texas desperado
Currie, who insaited Miss Cummings, a
member of o theatrical company travel
ing in Texas, and shot Porter, another
member, who was travelling with Miss
Cummings, while waiting at the depot
for train in Marshall, has resulted in a
verdict of "not guilty because of in
sanity which is mockery Of justice
ard disgrace to the civilization of the
community in which it occurred. Such
fragrant cases of acquittal as this give the
Southern etates lawless character,
which tkey do not deserve. The hang
ing Of few such desperadoes as Currie
would greatly improve the reputation of
the whole country.
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rnE WAR ON wHrsKEY.

p. -
THE WAR ON yyHIsKEY.
The Neies and Courier publishes the
Act ofI874 relating to the saleof spir-
ituous liquors. and We reproduce IT,, rs
many of ourreaaers may have forgotten
It's provisions which, i: enforced, would
certainly curtail the evil of Whiskey
drinking in South Carolina:
lt The Act to regulate the sale ofintox-
r. ing liquors, approved Marchl9, 1874,
proyides:3as s''Si;s trta
ftsI. That IL shall be n misdemeanor,
'punishhble with ifne aud imprisonment,
to wilfully furnish "&ny Intoxicating
drink, by sale, gift or otherwise, TO any
persos Of knoses sate0,perate hd5its, or TO
any person sChen drunk or int0ricated, on
to a minor, or 10 any insane penon, for
use aa q beverage" is,'F dfQ
IL That it shall be lawful "for any
member. of the family, or blood relation
or guardian'' ofian idtemperate person,
minor or insane person, or for any Trial
'Juatses of the towl sip, 20 give notice
IN writing TO any person or persons Zen
gagged in retailing, selling or having in
toxicatinS liquors, Jorbidding him or Thea;
from yttraishing such insemperdfe psysoa,
s,itiloy. or insane fcrsop t0ith Intoxicating
fTI THAT a,,, na,son Who .hs,l o,r,,.h
OF cause to be- iilrnished within three
months OF the time Of such notice, "any
Intoxicating Rquors to such intemperate
Ip'sed psaddos mlhor OF insane person, 70 DC
eraiiy respousi5s To- anu i,,;Dry s 10 person roa
or property which may occur In conse-
qpenee Of such furnishing, aud any one
eeggriovea ea may rseover S! damages against
stitnted in n anv , ca,,rt ~ tb;s &c Stats % having @
Jurisdiction Of civil actions"
Nv. That in case any wife shall give
sach u notlce"she sl,en BE- entitled % recover
So bsr huahandn Ja;nS ,"'G,S;ols SS 1ss .,;i gI0
tendmcs Of herself and iamiiy during ' The
period when her husband, by reason OF
ouch furnishing, Is incapable Of provid-
tSsn iS ,os y 'no proper support OF neF OF
v. That any person who shall sel! in.
toxicating liquors, to be drunk on the
premises when epld, whereby person
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AssIGNEE's SALE
OF
ESTATE.

III the District Court Of he. United States. Dis
trict Of South Carolina.
Tn Re.
B. A. McAlister, Bankrupt, Petition To SsH
ES Pdne Reai E:,,aIe. IL
]. Fl. Mcconnell, Assignee. 80
PY virtue of an order OF his Honor Judge
-A-D George 8. Bryan, Twill sell at Ander.
son Court House, South Carolina, on SALE
Real Estate, t- wit; ) - .
Two Tracts or Lots OF E.nnea .
OF said B.. 4. McAlister, situate IA .ue
County ofAnderson ON the fuckers Mill
Road, and on branches of Governors Creek.
waters OF Rocky River S. - 3 5sS
Ii9 LOT No. fie
The Homestead Lot of said II. Al. NcAl;s.
ter, containing one hundred and twenty
i've acres, adjoining Lot. No.tI; lands i;a.
longing to David Crawford, Estate Of John
Wekeiield, Phillip Cromer, Weston HAYS
and others.
= LOT NO. Q, & &
Containing one hundred and sixtv- f,ve
acres, adjoining lnnds belonging to Major
james Thompson, David Crawford, Lot No.
1, and others. g 8 =
Plats containing courses, distances, &C..
OF the above Lots may be seen by calling
upon the undersigned. B 8. . 2
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half cash; the balance on q credit of
twelve months, with interest from slny of
sale, TO De secured by bond and mortgage.
The purchasers TO pay extra for all yaI1eis
5sis JAMES II. dcC0NNEIL,
July 8. 1880 IS e'S ~ !.
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The first train ON the Augusta & Knox.

The first train on the Augusta & Knox
vile Railroad Tanaoy one mile and a
half of the completed track from the
City Of Augusta on last Saturday. The
Road will be completed to Greenwood,
Eouth Carolina, In about twelve months,
and then TO Spertanburg as soon as pos
sible, and from Spartanburg by Ashe-
ville 70 Knoxville. II is another of the
railroad lines projected through our
State In tbs interest of the commerce Of
other States. While this Road is being
built for Augusta. our State ought to be
building the Blue Ridge for Charleston.
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Lay aside your prejudices. and don't
think that Charleston, Atlanta or New
York are the only places where you buy
what you want at low figure.
We say-give us a trial, and you will be
agreeably disappointed and highly pleased.
No house can buy for less than we do,
and no house can sell for less than we do.
ARNsTEIN & ROSE.
Anderson, s.. c.. June IL. 1870.
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sFoREHoUsE AND LoT.

tne Town OF BeltSn: rs st;gf -
sFoREHoUsE AND LOT.
s. Lot one Quarter acre, more or less. Honsa
% by 81 feel, three stories, Including base.
menti BASEMENT q by GO feet sfssi s..s
counters painted storeroom q BY rs feEs
shelying and counters painted. Room nd.
Joining Storeroom 16 by 90 fest THRU
story = by 7d feet. not ceiled, Fire places
IN each story. Good shiDgie roof.
DWELLING AND IoT.
Lot three acres. rlore or less. House IA
by a. feet ftphs; % front rooms is by IL
feet; hallway feel extensio.. 10 am; n
bnilt with main booy OF house. IS bv s5
feet, containing bedroom, di,in9-T9nmg M
pantry and Kitchen. Piazza in mont 10 ~, *,
y feet rear 10 BY 35 feet, both with hahn.
ters &c; Two cbinineys, three fire place
House finished, and painted inside and cnf
1000 well OF water, garden, stable, &c.
belnre Saleday in September. : IS s,''S ,''.
TERM Cash, or satisfactory MINER
y. N. .SUTHERLANDl
,z ,sso Bolton, s.. q.
..Ssi.a ,sns ! I. 1os,0 20 -
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FOR SALE.

ONE Forty Saw Gullett Gin; one Utley
W Press; one Leonard Smith Shutter.
Al in good running order. Terms cash, or
good merchantable paper. Apply at An
drew d Preyosts, Anderson G. H., or at my
Farm.
j. WILLET PROVOST.
July 3, 1880 90 3
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M!lE!M NJ: ]! SHOE: !SS!.|.EIllll1P SSEEllll11P

ER{lSTATE NOTICE.
~ - All persons having claims arainst ti,e
late late OF John b. Adger, il. iecegsed yyiiI
sis piiFslse render them. properly attestei and
s,ie rit petsens indebted to said Estate wili
- Z make payment to the undersigned.
JOHN b. ADGEfs.
s Adm'r. will win annexea.
\ y vi, I, l690 81 hs 81
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-03

&IHa week in your own town Terms and
WUO five dollar outfit free Address II. Hal
lett Co., Portland Maine.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-03

mittee has any fees or compensation,
direct or indirect, and it is hoped
that, duly considering the expendi
ture of time, labor and money gratui-
.tously made at National Headquarters
in covering and watching the interests
Of the party and the organization
throughout the forty odd States and
Territories Of the Union, you will
give to the work in your immediate
locality an equally earnest attention.
The campaign Of 1876 was won by
the introduction of the old patriotic
war spirit, and the only question at
issue before the people in the contest
of 1880 is, shall the control Of this
Government pass into the hands Of
tho men who attempted to destroy it,
and who are to-day as determined as
i'll l659-GO to enforce their doctrine Of
State rights and dlctation to labor,
and to capture the Government; or
whether the nation shall be still guild
ed by the men who fought to preserve
it, and those who with voice and pen
and purse sustained the men at the
frontl You are earnestly urged to
take immediate action in this matter
aud to promptly reply to this appeal.
/ BY order, &c.
DRAKE DEKAY,
Secretary Union Teterans'
! National Committee.