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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
A Fragrant Breath and Pearly
Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing
your teeth daily with that justly
popular dentrifice, SozoDoNT.
Composed of rare antiseptic herbs,
1t imparts whiteness to the teeth, a
delicious aroma to the breath, and
preserves intact, from youth to old
age, the teeth. Acidity of the
stomach will destroy the strongest
teeth unless its effects are counter
acted with SozoDoNT, and this
pure tooth.wash protects the dem
tai surfaces by removing every i'm
purity that adheres to them. Ask
your druggist for SOZoDoNT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07

Tsrrant's Ef.rvsscsnt Setter Aperient,
And for this reason: 1t Is an exact coun-
terpart of one of the most valuable natu-
raj medicines in the world. We refer to
the great Seltzer Spring of Germany, to
bilious, the rheumatic and the victims
of venerial diseases resort annually and
return their homes cOnvalescent or
cured. The Aperient Is one Of the first
and by far the most successful OF all the
efforts made to reproduce, in a portable
form. the popular mineral waters of Eu-
rope.
Sec that you purchase tho genuine ar
ticle.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
NOTICE..

U. s. SURvEYoR-GENERAL's OFFICE,
san Francisco, CAL, sept. 4th, 1880.
In compliance with instructions from
the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office. dated July Sd, 1880, I shall hold q
hearing at SANTA ANA, Los Angeles
county, California, on MONDAY, Octo-
Der 18th, 1880, com mencing at 10 O'Clock
A. M, to take testimony 70 prove the To-
cation and course ofthe River Santa Ana
In the yeat 1901, or as far back as the
knowledge and memory of witnesses
may extend, and to show the changes
that have since taken place therein, and
so describe and designate such location,
course and changes as to show their rela.
tion to the lines of the ofncial survey of
the RANCHO SANTIAGO DE SANTA
ANA, Bernardino Yorba ct al, con f1rm-
ees; also, proof TO show the character of
the inlet at the southeastern part of said
rancho, rs to being tide water, etc.
Ali parties Interested are requested to
attend with their witnesses.
THEO. WAGNER,
U. 8. Surveyor-Genera for California,
s7-law.4t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
BAR MEETING.

We, the undersigned members Of the
Los Angeles Bar Association, request Ill
members thereof In COED standing to ss.
semble at the Library at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
this TUESDAY. Sept. 7th, 1880.
Sept. 9Th, 1880.
J. A. Graves, Albert N. Stephens,
F. h. Howard, II. T. Lee,
=. NJ. White, Thos. II. Smith,
George H. smith, A. w. Hutton,
A. Glassell.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
Dissolution Notice.

TIE partnership heretofore existing
between McMenOmy q Clayton IN the
plum bling and gas hitting business Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
]. Q. McMenomy will pay all bills and
collect all debts OF the late nrm. The
Menomy at the old stand.
J. G. McMENOMY.
g. CLAYTON.
September lth, 1850. sl-3w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
HANCOCK T. GARFIELD.

LIoR sALE.-Two GOOD HORSES, ONE
IL good Buggy and one good Harness. at
low figures Tor cash. Inquire OF ]. X.
SMALL, at Dotter b Bradley's. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
NEW TODAY.
Wanted.

A Thoroughbred BUTCHER. who un-
derstands the business we'll; sober, in.
Est; none other need apply. Address
Butcher Boy" p. o. box SSS, Los Ange-
les, Cal, giving full name. age, resi-
dence and REFERENCES. Board and
lodging furnished and wages paid. s7-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
NOTICE..

This Is to notify all persons concerned
that no one is authorised 10 incur any
Indebtedness or obtain any credit en- my
account, and that 1 will not pay any
bills incurred by any one without o
written order from mo.
M. DoDswoRTH.
Los Angeles, September @, 1850. s7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
Tsrrants ER.rvsscsnt ss.t,sr Apsrisnt,

Or FAR HIGHER CLASS than any
Other proprietary medicine Of the day
stands
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
STORAGE.

LOTS FOR STORAGE HOUSES FOR
SALE on Alameda street.
Apply TO sl'lw N. KELLER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
Money to Loan

ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN OR
NEAR THE CITY or Los ANGELES,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
JOINT ExPosITIoMl
WANTS-,LOST-FOUND.
Wanted,

A PARTNER with 50, 900 capital, to en-
ready established and in good working
order. For particulars apply to ROb'r
ECCLES, Westminster. or NJ. KREMER.
No. 4 Temple Block, Los Angeles. s5-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
shoosiug NJ HsssAaw.

TUCSON, Sept. 6th.-A special
from Harshaw says that Cherokee
Bob shot and killed Mark Moore
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07

Referring to the above, beg to state
that have beon appointed agent for the
following we'll known Companies:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
Passengers per Orisabe.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-Wheat
very quiet; No. l;$l.s7aG9l. 423; No.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07

CHARLESTON, Sept. 9Th. Six of
the crew and one passenger Of the
lost City of Vera Cruz have arrived
from Jacksonville.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02
SAD SU1s'YDa;.
Prof. Basil Manly, Of Ecachi College,
Commits Gricile,

The Rev e. -. Toni;ies informs rs tia
= day or two ,iroc r,uC Ha,l Manly, a.
Eeari,i comu.i''oG .r.ri lc by cu',rH his throat
wijh = razor. Or ihf.ruuut bad rc' learned
any Of Gle particulars. but the impression was
'ha, he was lahurng uuhrr a Temporary ab"r-
ration Of HI wand. VI N1usy had "uly
recently come - Ke3cii under the auspices
Of The Re-. J. II. Quicker aul hal been
placed afthr heal al The male Department
of lire N-a"hi College. He va - highly
ednca'"d Gentleman and DARN" hs >hU.t
residence lad prohurrd very favorable
impression "n the people Of the ciahb"r!'""d.
We presume from hls assertion thar II" was
m~mi'ef 81 the Eal'i~' church. H> fa'hrr.
the Row. Ha,,i Manly. Jr.. aud hi- .ron1fnrEer,
the Rev. Rasr' Manly. S., were an,oug the
abe' divlues of the Barti-i denomination in
thc south. Ia" ailiit j. nu"h 70 be regretted
aud has produced = rrofruud s"rsa'ion IN
that Gnet lrie community. -!Strtrcf o'f
Sfaaa.iJd.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02
Sheritf'S Sale.

Abe 1homso" State Of Louisiana.
NJ" $50 vs. Parish Of HIGHLAND,
IN. wisnrr 9Th Dis, Court.
BY virtue Of a writ of f. ia. issued from tho
IomL 9Th Dist Court, in ana for the Parish OF
EchlanI S,ai- at Dou,sa,,pa, in the above Ell.
,I,'-d AMI numbered sun ami TO me Directed.
have ,.,.ed and will offer for sat-. M public
a,icti N before the court house door IN the town
81 Rayv,ls, SAID parish aud state, on
Saturday. the 2nd day Of October,
1880,
TO the last anil hghes, bidder the following
described property to-wi'
The undivided one fourth interest in the
west half Of south west quarter, south east
quarter, section , /, and south ea.' quarter OF
south east quarter, Of section IL. and cas-,
half Of north EAST quarter, and south west
quarter Of NJ 'h east quarter. and south east
quarter ot south east quarter, and west half
of south east quarter, aud south east quarter
OF nori!, west quarter, and east half Of south
west quarter, and syuth west quarter Of south
west quarter. sectI"n / /, 'ownstnp lC. range
J cas-, seized - 'he properly Of 1. y. Wis.
net, nd will be sold 10 satisfy said ii "a. and
al! costs
Terms If >aie--ca>h with the benefi. of al
praIsenient.
LEN SCOTT,
Sherif's Office Rayville, La sheriff
Aug 2l>i lssp-7t
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

Tho cheerful notes %; tie lis'ol again revcr-
Lcrifc thron.li the street. Of the historic coy.
and Njck-Lutc is fast rr9aining he reputation
she WIS apparently .io>in". \ few tays
sirce r"n prominent a,irln"y> c!llvrnei .hr
u.uaiy u"no'onou- rroc""din-s "i iuS'ic"
CONT ry 'akiup \ iop a. two a each "taer;
hut unfortunately nri'hcr Of Item WIS s:n'.h.
Last Monday Samuel llawrh"rn sh", aul
morally wrnndsi Len Mct.ro f,r beating
h.'a ou' Of = cnr Of larrcl h"n-c whisky
tina, =, he drank i, anl then wanted Ii,..thufn
to wait i"r bis pry, bu' lis rredi, III not sncm
=" ~ err ,-0t with that -t1''"m,n; they
bad u few words aud probably blows about
the uNuer, Notice rc'rca'ed, and rs he did
80, Hawthorn brought him TO cath by a few
wri! directed -hu,s.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02
The Public Speaking

Our nominee for Re, eSentativ- M Congress
wi. be here mex; Tuesday 10 addfcss our clt
,zcns We see tina, lar-e number of dist -
pni,hcf cir7en- Of The Stats will he at 'he
meeting IN E,-,rrp, ard tia, tie pcoI!e Of
,lra, vicinity propose ,jTlave a reasoning
meeting. Wh,.c Il j 30 la'e for IL to invite
o.i.cr -,r ,Lrr, To- meet Geil. ng here, = j.
not TOO ate "a have a b. ii,-etiua. Ih"re'ur',
we urg. oug people - turn ou' in FL. force
aud give our poplar 'atd.ia,e a warm rec-P-
ton. We can have a big meeting, and Ne
can get mp i,llc ruthu-insmost 'c''st enough
to prove ina, the DEMOCRACY 81 Rieh'and par
-, n, alive aud art-e. Let Il, ia i.
Then come ou' ard bring lonr wives aad
d1i;r!,~r- ant y"ng sor 700 wiz, You. l.a'i"-
l.s,. 20 hon -p..p;;.,r .,| rh"r" Is no r..,sor
Why uur Yuh.ic ra'h-rln.s should not h. cr'-
lu,r,t ~ s,r.h 4 u amer ~ 20 max" j. rru-
dent for laii~, ~ attend. H., he lid az cone.
and We .narau'ce rlat rhrv vii he 'r"a'..!
with .ln. respect aud We know NAT ten.
Kiu, wlii be efan;i-d 70 receive their ctcouI>
.,.-c.n"ur.
We war' - 500 H.. n,"o,.r . ~ ttis s. oah-
! nr anj - ga or people q" TO- work with 10"
/ Determination 10 ioh .uH '"'r AT the \oT'm.-
/ her election
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02
AYcIIOW Fever Theory.

We are on the right track. Day by day
evidence sc.unulat.s that yellow fever is ro,
Communicated 10y gem, ba; ~ h.th. Tie
mysterious United State. steamer Portsmouth,
which, after havinE been ifo2aD on', and then
fumig aied. continued to breed the disease. has
been found out. Ga account OF d detective
pipe ali her waste matter. m>'eat oi ptss"-
through the proper channel INFO the sea, vas
carried between decks, where. remaining an!
accompanying for months, 1t formed a Iou1 mass
that frerzing and iumi.a,on could not
reach-N. o. States
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

h""'"' Weaver "'''- Of Louisiana,
No rs v Iaus' nj R,chald,
BA T. Myrrk \ til III, Cout
Bv ,,tt;"' If = wiir 90 Il. IA I--urd if'N" th.
li"t: tth p,-pir' Count ~ and irr ii'" fIn, il
Of hai,l,"d >;a,. 81 Lru,-,a,i, a. the above
.n,ilr AMI Numbered salt and 10 he directed.
have s',ze'i AID viii o.ier t.r ale At r"biIc
aucir,n ~ the co,,r' h'r,-c d,"r, on
!Safo"Ioy, Tie 2nd day Of 0toJer,
1850,
- The 'a,r aud highest bider the f,ll"wira
described picpctiy Wi
Tia. uulil rlcd one bali Interest III III"
-"uru east Tuatr"I 81 moth cat quarter. east
hal' ui south ca~i quarter. south west puarttG.
ot s"u,'l cast qnaref s,','',.. 2' township Is.
nor,h ianCp .. lot, - and ~, south h.i Il
south west Jn1tttr, s'-'tiuu ~, township -
moth range : east CONTINUING, IN the a..t.~
gate 500 acres muIe 81 Be-, together with one
hall il. tent and revenues 81 thu : t'l'StId
l,r,.l IA" whcie at the moth east guar er 80,
tI";i, and S.uiiI eat quarter 81 north w"sf
pnat,,r. -'ctI"n -. township l., nnrrh range
>,X east, con,ainlu; .un aces more i--s
,,,z-d A. the property -, My,,Ck and wili
hc sold To- >au-ty -and II IA and al costs.
Terms 81 salr-ca,h IS ili the benefit eli
a.rT,l~"'u"n
LEN >COII.
Sh.nii Ofice, kayy,lir l., ShciIh
Aug. II ;, lS6p-1f
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

last Sunday night negro John Henry alia>
Steve Moore, stole from Wiley Thomr~o' ,
Of Cherokee county, Texas, 5000 IA motry
500 in notes, aud made his escape. He is
supposed 10 have retained 20 his frrlner home
Ca,silou'n parish, L"ui.iaua. Eve hundred
dollar is offered for hi- caT-urr. H." j. alonl
- ycGr- Old. five feet six inches high, heavy
81, unprecedented aud very much puled ~li!.
en.aiirov. Keep - close watch ~ hi,:.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

The real issue o: Ike present campaign. Of
the contest between The ncinoc ra'ic aLd Re-
pnbcan parties, IS CONSTITUTIONAL restrictions
against Capitalization; Of constitutional liberty
asains, centralized despo'ism. Fedeiai
supremacy in nj. things means no,linZ else,
ana can have no other result than ii" snhver>
zion Gr The Constitution, the overthrow Of Liberty
and the establishment of n despotic oligatchy
6f imperialism. And these facts should be
kept Prominently lei.re the people, for We can
but believe that the masses OF this country are
still constitutional liberty loving People.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02
Notice to Tax Payers.

The tax ray"'~ "f RichIand Parish, State Of
L"n.lsn", will Take notice, tina, the
taxes a-e-s.e'i n me year 1886, are set forth
~ the tax roii- NOW On file IN ny office and
'he otiic. n W." Recorder Of mortgages OF
sad Perish OF kionsn'l and mat they aro
no~ due AMI viii become delinquent or Tho
3ls' day Of December. and will draw eight
Pci cen per auium interest from that date
uut / soiG IA accordance with Article 30 OF
~ Cons,i nron
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff Il lax Collector
Rayville, La Sept I,n, lssO-3,
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

O. T. Smith is now at Morris Roos'
and he wants all his friends, that are
in needpf goods and would like 10
buy them at city prices, to call on him
and see if he isn't tie Boy TO do the
very thing-"and don't YOU forget it."
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

We have received notice from tie Chair>
min OF the Republican Executive Committee
that we have been assessed as Federal Office
holder, at the rate of per cent on our salary
il it amounts TO $4,000. and . per cent If It
amounts IA $4,000. We respectfully inform
said chairman that We never held Federal
office, and will not pay the asse ssmens
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

The State Of Louisiana, } State Of louisiana
NJ. a. Parish OF Rlcliand,
Charles johnson. 9Th Dist, Court.
' ~' " NJ NJ. l3s. r.".t q, I Eo",a"I
Wm.J. Johnson e,. ais jth pi. Court
the H,nl III. p,strrt Court Ia and for the
Pan,h "f Richland. STAT Of Lou,sana, snd
10 me- ,iIt-clcd. | have seized aud viii Offer
tor SAFE al l'uJlc auc'in:, betuI. the cour'
heu,e door ~ the town Of E.yvi.le. sad par
iii aud state ca
Saturday, the 2-d doy Of Octojer,
1850,
10 In l.t-' aud hILAe>t bidder the folio wing
desc r'hei property. town..
Tie uud,y,d,i four fifth interest IN - No.
one (l1 an. thu eat ir,li II north eas' Gnaf>
ter at section ti,uty Cin). and rbe west ha'
! at n"rt', s.-i gru'ci of eec'ion twenty NM
(-gl and the .5-t bait II north west quartz r.,
81 -,ctron twenty nv" f2"t. al ~ '"Vr>hlP
,i.lih.u Il }, rang seven q East. cui'iirIr2
the" hundred (3u"l acres. m"re or ira-, al"
fnty 6 } ;.cre5 3!IruIng n"th east p"rfpi
Of ,bov,. t,,ugh, by Thoma- J. kay from
widov k-nil-rSn, nun1hoi~ n"' now sn0" -,
~. above properly wall Le sold 10 satisfy -ald
writ and al costs
Term, Of -aie--ca,h, with ii" b-nit, Of
arpra'se'nent' -
! Sheriff Once. Rayville, La. Sheriff
Aug. 2lst, -SV.-It
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02
AtUttE~>IuN az HENRY Et.LrhN,
ittEANEp
STATE ui L"n-I.nt rHu~h ~ Echlanl
Nh hI ,rirt t,uu

state "i Louisiana Parish IT EIchIand,
nh ~ rrirt t,uu
Nv vttt,,r 81 ~ nt,l, Z - .air. issued tt'n
ti.. ,,h IulrId n -trrt Court, ~ the above
.,r,.--, ~ commanding tl,, ,,r + ~ ,-rii,-
property ih'I'"t. | Viii utFtr f"r sale tt pubic
,,,t,-ii',n At the CONT house d,-r. CA
Uc.'"..dig Coofo- III. l.th. Il -. $3.50.
t, the last anI highest builder the i''i"u,u..
ls-,ti,'t iI"prity. COMPS -iu@ the en'ir" prop
,ttt at ~itd ~u'',~-tru. tr W.T.
'',.' t1t "i ..rcutd adJuiuiu- and on the
cat ~ldc 81 he. town 1T Eay Vile La Iving
i.r south 81 lnr ~" oII,. 81 " Iiliau addition
Io. kay vile, It, r"'nnencIu ~ the >"m,h en'i
II -s,d l,a and run,,ir:, back south IT, NJ.
il,lduY the hr'wrc, NJ. May ID Bcke,>
aud ,h- -ucr,--iutr"f Th"S. NInains, d-rra--
cl AMI h.ins three hundred feet vl.', the en-
ur.. ,,'n,'h from .,-i tp west >,id lut toin.,
the ,,uc upon which " + Csnp formerly
ir-rttd.
l.. + 1I>pALE.
SfEJ y ttni.I,ttuiuT.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

Ft'ersoT-~ Nacaz'ne comes ou' IN great force
Er October. Besides the principal >ry"pia'r.
j ie E"'"uc. Wh,ch ilus'ra,rs q t'ir.ilIn. >to-
y 10y Nc May Y. Spencer ani til, douhl,.-
>'zed, coIoret ,'~c.- prize If fashions ;hcrc are
two c"lorc! part"ir-. one = .Btbv Ni,han.
and ~" o'her y design for enbritrriu. ban
Ecrri'eis, 'rah aioue worth nc prca 81 ;hc
nnn5er innrc = a'-o 2 ch.4nln. love story.
illustrated Ws'h rjrnerpIs .tr,.t.n.s. called
A summer Er.- !e Am.'. the oti"r !u-
crasy a't'ol~> a powerful --o.y. ~ Mr.. Il.
shelley Peters Inc Maid Of Mlhtcu.' in,ro-
Gucc> 70 rs = new name ~ literature. and one
destined IL Make n marx. Marietta Hullrv
has also a lea"i.lni story. We cannot too oitc,.
refer 10 Tins magazine - altogether the cheap
est and best Of IT. k.nd. Where one only y
taken, Jefferson should he tie one for II ii )
more wan, than any other. The terms are
bat Two dollars year. Great deductions are
mace To clubs ana brrlSonc premiums arc ci.-
ea 10 pe's0Hs yor getting pp ripts in short, the
Inducements Il every k.hj arr unprecedented.
Specimens vii b. >rl'. .ra.j> 10 person, " -.
n- to 20. up clubs Address. Tor lhi- ruf-
pose. OF for subscribing. Cha~ i. Peterson. sJ5
CLeslnu; ~. PMiadr'pha. ri.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

"How do you define black Your hat 2 said
a schoo'rna ,ter 10 one Of hi, pppils. "DarS-
ness tina, may be fei,,"- replied the yourri0.
WI,
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

C,o,hing for the large + the small, At prices
q suit the rich & the poor al, J. D. McCork'e
Go.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

Morris Roos has 1000 pairs Ladies',
Gents, Youths and Children's Shoes.
,hat he bought cheap for cash. and
will sell them cheap for cash only.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

Now IS the time 70 get he p.per cheap,
and valuable book as a premium Dos, le.
the opportunity slip
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

BY the Sheriff Of Richland, for the e,ecticn
OF Presidential Electors and Repre-
sentative in Congress.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-02

Sh.,itf's Office kayy,llr, LIT >hciiii.
Aug. 2lst lS6u-1t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-06-22

DEATH OF GEN. JOHN A. SUFFER-,
THE DIscovERER OF GOLD IN CALIFoR-
NIA.-Gensral John A. Suffer, the dis
coverer of gold in California, and one of
the earliest pioneers on that coast, died
at 1:2O p. M. Friday, at his room in
Made's Hotel in Washington city. He
had been sick for about a week with in
flammation of the kidneys, and passed
away quietly, in full possession of his
faculties. The sad news of his death
was at once telegraphed to his home, at
Littiz, Lancaster county, Pa, where his
aged wife resides. Col. Suffer (the name
was originally Suter) was born in Bad
en- in 1903, graduated at the military
school in Berne. Switzerland, and came
to America in 1884. He went to Santa
Fe, New Mexico, where he pursued the
business of Indian trader, along with
Bent, st. Vrain, and others, and finally
crossed the continent to California,
where, after many wanderings, he final
ly settled, at the forks of the Sacramento
river, on the site of the present capital
of California. founding town which
he called New Helvetia. After the
American occupation Col. Suffer was
made alcalde of Sacramento. He had a
grist-m mill at one of his trading posts,
near Coloma, Ell Dorado county, and it
was in the washings from the tail race
of this mill, in 1S48, that the first gold
was found. Col. Suffer lost his property
after the discovery of gold, and died a
Door man,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-06-22
TON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER

GARFIELD.-Had Gen. Garfield been
an openly avowed candidate for the
Chicago nomination, in advance of the
meeting of the convention, and thus
been upon the same footing with Grant,
Blaine, Sherman, Washburne, Ed
munds and Windom-it is safe to say
his name would not to-day be at the
head of the Republican ticket.
The ventilation process to which
the antecedents and records of all the
other candidates were subjected by the
free-lances of the press, and which
proved 80 destructive of their hopes.
would have been equally fatal to him.
It was only as q dark horse that his
nomination was possible.
Now, the only advantage of dark
horse is that he has good record,
which needs only to be known to i'm
spire confidence; or that he has no re-
cord at all, in which latter case reliance
must: be placed upon certain strong
points in his general makeup, which
are supposed to be indicative of good
running qualities.
Unfortunately for Mr.. Garfield, he
has record, and very unsavory one
it is ; such an one, indeed, as it 10 inn
possible for his party to defend, and up
on which his party's stake would never
have been placed, had it been promi-
nently in view when he was chosen for
the race.
Now that he has been led from his
dark stall. and the blanket removed,
the dark horse turns out to be a 'spav-
ined jade who will be distanced before
he reaches the quarter-stretch, if the
Democrats exercise even ordinary pru-
dence in their choice of a competitor for
the prize Winchester Times.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-06-22

MARRIAGE OF SENATOR VANCE,
Louisville, KY, June 17.-Mrs. Flo-
renee S. Martin and Senator Zebulon
B. Vance, of North Carolina, were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDES moth
er, Mrs. Saml. Steele. in Oldham coun-
ty, KY, last evening. The ceremony
was performed by Right Rev. Bishop
McCloskey, of the Roman Catholic
Church. The bride is daughter of the
late Samuel Steele, and widow of John
Martin, aSpork merchant, of the firm of
Martin, Bishop & Co., of this city. Gen.
Chalmers and family, of Mississippi,
were present. Senator Vance was &C
companied by his youngest son. In a
few days the bridal party will leave for
New London, Conn.,, whence they will
60 to the White Suldhur Springs for the
summer, then return to Charlotte, N.
c., to remain until Congress meets.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-06-22

Mr.. SEYMoUR's DEcLINATIoN.-
Hon. Horatio Seymour has addressed Q
letter to Hon. J. Thomas MAS apFigss. q DEL
egate FFfF9m the oneida, m. " district
to the CINCINNATI convention, in which
he SAYS
MY name has been spoken of in con-
nection with the nomination to be made
at Cincinnati next week and as you
are the delegate from the district in
which 1 live ask you in NY behalf to-
state that I am nat candidate for any.
nomination to be made by that body /,
nor COULD I accept such nomination If
the convention should see fit to present
my name to the public. I do not sup
pose that there is the least probability of
such action or that my name will be
presented But deem it proper to send
you this letter, to be used if any ques-
ton should come up about my position
or purposes"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-06-22

SEYMOUR REPORTED AS DECLINING.
Cincinnati, O., June 19.-The situa-
ton to-day is slmplified by the explicit
withdrawal of Governor Seymour. He
telegraphed Mclean, of the Enquirer,
last night quite fully, though not for
publication, dispatch from which the
following extract is published: Sey-
mour says II cannot accept the nomina-
ton under any circumstances. l am
not able to do the duties of any Office. I
hone NV name will not be presented at
Cincinnati in any way. have never
said I would accept nomination, nor
have I knowingly intimated I would"
His brother, John Seymour, has tele-
graphed to several delegates to the same
effect, 1t is conceded on every hand
that Seymour would have been nomi-
mated by reclamation il he had decided
10 be a candidate.