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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
RUssELLvILLE PopE Co. ARK. 1
 3 OCT Orx n m Ian let lSS0 {

hUSShLLVILLE POPE CO. ARK. | 3 3o'CLOcK p. ID. Jan. lst lSS0.) To Mrs. J. B. Erwin, J. F. Monday. J. G. Furguson, H. F. White, P.
 Wells, Eta Jamison, T. M. Wyatt,
 M. M. Haralson, k. c Barrow. R.
 Doggett, Arthur Erwin, Jane Thatch. Miss Susie Monday, Lizzie Allen,
 Lady members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, at Russell
 yille Pope Go. Ark.
 ESTEEMED LADIES: I hasten to ac- knowledge through the Rev. Jerome Haralson,of your Church, the reception of your very iattering note of appre- citation, ,and happy greetings of the New Year, accompanied with beautiful and handsome TOKEN and PRESENT of a SILVER GOBLET, which you request me to accept for generous attention shown at your recent supper"
 It affords me great pleasure to have merited so unexpectedly your approba- tion and kind expressions, with the presentation of this valuable token for (over-estimated) generous attentions" and for which, please accept my grati- tude and thanks.
 l accept ladies, with great esteem, this marked evidence of your regard, not because of merit on my part at the re- cent festival YOU so handsomely and bountifully provided for those who had the pleasure of being present and par taking of the inumerabls luxuries spread before them, but because, it has become my good fortune, undeser- vedly, to have received and elicited your kind consideration.
 Your .note accompanying your es- teemed and valued present shall find a place in my Album, and be treasured with the gitt in my memory with pride and pleasure, as coming the fair hands and gentle hearts of noble women, whose mission on earth Is to brighten, make joyous, happy and pleasant mans pilgrimage in world of sin, sorrow and trouble, by instilling into our bosoms virtue, honor, and integrity of character, pointing us hopefully up- ward, to better, ipurcr, hQllerlsphere, the habitation of blessed REDEEMER, in whose services YOU are ever so nobly, constantly, and zealously engaged, as bright and shining lights of his Church on earth, and the Angel administrators and PURIFIERS of benighted mans ter restial home.
 Again accept my thanks for this in- estimable token of your regard and es- teem, with my fervent wishes and greet ings to you each individually for the possession of health and prosperity, and the full and 1over-flowing enjoy ments and pleasures of "Happy New Year"
 With respect and esteem I am very truly. JNo. K. HOMER ScoTT.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08

The hardship of the negro exodus from the South to Indiana will, as n the case of Kansas. reflect upon the negro rather than disturb the white man. The same means, to some ex- tent, were employed to deceive the colored men, who are credulous and readily believe the tale that their situation would be improved and homes provided. That they will be disappointed and their condition made deplorable cannot be doubted. All the republicans want with these poor negroes are their votes, after
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
From a California Reader.

DSNs SAt
 Editor DEMOCRAT: l notice an ac- count in the DEMOCRAT of the 5th of December, or a sad accident which resulted in the death of Brother Luther Harkey, which was sad news to me, as he was promising boy of about 15 years when last saw him, and the manner in which 1t happen ed makes it mere effective to me, it being the second brother I have had killed, asd to think the family being all peaceable citizens makes it more thrilling upon my mind, but unfor tunately accidents will happen. l have not yet learned the full partic- ulars of the case. Out of seven brothers only two survive, and these two are separated by thousands of miles. Life is uncer- tain in this world. Luther has many friends to mourn his loss. 1 often think of my brothers and sisters and large connection in Pope county, while I am here in Ventura County, California, without a connection of any kind save one nephew and mem bers of my own family, but l am surrounded by good neighbors and the same Jesus that died for the people of Pope county, to look down upon us here in Ventura County.
 We have just had a fine rain. Ev- erything looks fine; the grass Is two or three inches high; flowers bud ding forth; everything is as delight full as the first day of May in your county. We have had hard times in California for the last three years on account of bad crops short prices and chinamen cheap labor and mon. ey housed up in banks.
 l will now give you the prices of some of tho leading articles; every thing is reconed by pounds: Wheat is worth 2c; corn ac; barley ac; Irish potatoes lc; sweet potatoes 1tc, hay per ton $6 to $8; horses, American from $75 to $200; Spanish from $10 to S75; cows, American $20 to 60; sheep per head $l to $l.75; there are about 10000 sheep in the coun- ty; hogs about Sc on foot t;good farm ing lands from $15 to $20 per acre; grazing land from sl to $3 per acre; wages per month $15 to $30; per day $l. There are about 1000 in- habitants in the county from ventu- ra to Losangelos-80 miles. We be- lieve times will be much better af- ter the new consultation gets in good working order. We have three oil refineries in full operation in s. B. Ventura: coal oil is only worth from l5c to BOG per gal.
 The Russellville DEMOCRAT comes to me regularly and 1t is nearly the only way l get any news from old Pope County, as I get only . few private letters from there.
 A merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everybody in Pope County. May prosperity prevail.
 Yours Truly,
 JAS. s. HARKEY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE at Dardanelle, Ark, Ian, 2, 1s7s. Notice is hereby given that tho following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the explration of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz Martin Hensiey Homestead application No Ex Section 31 Tp II R IS W, and names the following as his witnesses, viz: Wm, Curtis, of Caglcs Mill, Ark, and H. c. Counts, Of eagles Mill, Ark.
 I'M GIBSON, Register
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
The Fruit Lands of Arkansas.

That Arkansas will soon be to the great northwest, what Florida and Delaware are to the east, Is fore gone conclusion; the climate, soil and quick transit of the produce from the grower, marks out the fruit lands of this middle State, as the gardens for the growth and cultiva- tion of the early fruits and vegeta- bles for the great western cities St. Lotus Rural World.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08

Subscription price 50 cents. Every subscrib- CT viii receive beautiful chromo, size l1x14 sample copies, blanks, &c.. furnished on sp- nifcstion U ARTHUR ERWIN, Russeilvilie, ArkansaA
 &rI will furnish any periodical published fn Che U. 5. at reduced rates.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08

The anti-Grant republican papers are getting up Democrat plot to steal Grant. They want to unload Ulysses but not in our front yard if you please.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
THE BELL HOUSE,

MRS. E. V. TRAnaELL, PRoPRIErREss. Ysilop House, north of ths R. x. crossing on
 Rirer Street,
 RUSSELL LLVILkE,..... Al hAHSAo' rYNHIs HOUSE IS FURNISHED IN GOOD u Style, with good comfortable beds, and the table supplied with the best the markets afford, Transient or regular boarders wanted
 MRS. k. V. TRAMMELL, Noy21 Proprietress.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08

Notice Is hereby given that will make ap- plication to the Probate Court at the January iss0 term, for an order to sell forty acres Of land belonging to the estate of Liberta Bird, to pay the debts against said estate, Dec. Sd, fSy9 VIM. A. BARKER, Adm'r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
Cuban Chill Tonic, is the Chi

Cuban Chill Tonic, is the Chill King. It cures Chills and Fevers of every type, from the shaking Agues of the North to the burning Fevers of the Torrid Zone. It is the great Chill Medicine. It beats all others. It is the great standard. It cures Bilious ness and roots out disease. Try it--if you suffer 1t will cure you and give you health. Sold by your druggists, J. N. Harkey & Bro.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08

Michigan has dog tax which pays into the school fund $3l5.070.35 annually, and yet the average State
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
NEW ADvl
Notice for Pn.
 LAND OFFICE AT pAl
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT DABpASgLLE, 4.

LAND OFFICE AT DARDANkLLE,
 Dec. 13, 1879. Notice IS hereby given that the follow named settler has fled notice of his intent to make 6Dal proof in support of his claim. at secure final entry thereof at the expiration thirty days from the date Of this notice, VI Samuel D. Warner, Homestead application No 130a0 for the nwk of neA sec 1.tp 6, n r z2 west, and names the following as his witnesses, viz: M c. Wharton, of Pope County, and James CaldwrIl. of Pope County. T. M. GIBSON. Dec1S-jhn I5, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
A PLEASANT EPISODE.
APT. J. R. H. ScoTr.

CAPT. J. R. H. ScoTT.
 RESPECTED SIR: We the undersigned ladies, members of the Methodist E. Church, South, at this place, take this method of expressing their appre- citation of your very generous attentions shown at our recent supper. Accept of this token. Respectfully, Mrs. J. B. Erwin, Mrs. M. M. Haralson {" J. F. Monday. " K. C.Barrow, |" @. Ferguson " R. Doggett.
 f H. c. White, Arthur Erwin " F. Wells, [" Jane Thatch.
 {" Etta Jamison, Miss Suny Monday, [" T. NJ. Wyatt. Lizzie Allen.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
spFc,Al PREMIUMS TO AGENTS.

For the largest list of subscribers to the Homs end Farm, sent to me between this date ana the ,st of March, 1880, will give premium No. |: second largest premium No. 2; and so on down to No. 10, as follows:
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08

Dover, balance of the time, or until 20th of April.
 Those who do not want to pay cost for being hunted up. had better come for ward aud settle before the 20th of April. R, E. HoGINs, Sheriff.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
JAMES HEFLlN'S
 FASHIONABLE sAsnag and Hair Dressing Saloon,

Jefferson Street, RUSSELLVILLE, ARk. All work In the Tonsoral line executed m ehc
 highest style of the art.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
New Shoe Shop.
RUSSElLVIllE, ARK.

THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPAR-
 | ed to make Boots and shoes In the best sStyls, at low rates, and on short notice - Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Co, F. BRANNING. prt0m3l
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will be at the several voting precincts of Pope Co.,, for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1879, also back taxes on personal property, as follows, to wit:
 Clark Township, 2d, < 3d Jan. 1880
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN

1&SS Just pnpishea, a,s in se"'eo on'e'
 yNC A Lecture on the Nature, Treat G226aw ment, and Radical cure of semi nal Weakness, or Spermatorrhoea, induced by seh abuse, Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Setvous debility, and impediments to marriage gcderally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and physical incapacity, &c-by RoB- ERT J. .CULVERwELL, M. D., author Of the Screen Book" &e.
 The world renowned author, in this admira- ble Lecture, clearly proves from his own expe- fionce that the awful consequences or sell. Abuse may be effectualiy removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical ope- rations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cor dials; pointing out mode of cure at once cer- tain and efectnal, by which every suaerer, no matter what his condition may hes may cure himself cheapiy, privately. and radically. b1S@ This Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thousands.
 Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps.
 TIE HRCUTVERWELL MEDICAL CO. q Ann St.. New York: Post once Box. 4noo.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
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 DR. C. N6oI.AHdE'0 Liver Pills g. Vermifuge.

Buysrs should always look for their signaturs ns abovet 1t ts on every box or vial of the genu- inc The market is suli Of limitations Of tho namc MsLANE. speiied diGexsnsiy. but having same pronunciation.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.

AN x MA RE drfer your name si1nifes thdt your time ts out, and unless you soon reRetc yonr su6- scr{ptioa your neas n,ust oe stricken from our ttsts,
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-08

We were much pleased to receive call last Tuesday from one of Ozark's most promising and talented attor- neys, Capt. Fielder. The Capt. IS an affable gentleman, with whom it is . pleasure to meet at any time.
 Mess. Craig Lovesy, John and Hindman Riddle three No good boys rolled out from here Tuesday to look at the lands of Logan and Yell counties. After looking we are satisfied they will return to old Pope where they have made money and done well.
 We have never seen a town any where, either north. south, east or west whose inhabitants contribute so cheer fully and liberally for church purposes Gin proportion to population and wealthy as Russellyille. Within the past eight weeks our people have con- tributed s760.25 to the various churches in town. The Presbyterian church was In debt last week $79 and on last Sunday call was made for dona- tions to pay the debt and the sum was promptly made up. This clears the church of all debt whatever. The Baptist church is also free of debt, g sum of about $500 having been raised inthe congregation few sabbaths ago to pay all debts against the house. That's the kind of a town Ruascllxille
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-08

Last Monday evening about G
O'Clock, John Daniel drove into Mex.
leo with q wagon load Of Wilson
Township Democrats with the banner
flying "Wilson Township, Hancock
and English" John Is one Of the
truest and most energetic Democrats
in the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-08

3Da"re in .r,n. 90 acr : utrier he ige fence,
fI3.siic d%eiiin. rooms, good BARI aud ciibs.
good hearing orchard. ~ acres timber, nil S.p,.i
land. situated near Iaitdonia. -Audraia count.
Mo. rice s6,yp.
$50 acres improved, prairie 81 yno! franz,
house. 4 roCnls. good smoke hf;tsr. abundance.
living wafer. l4aiu. a. Under I't"g. l'ric. II,
per acre.
tanning 30 acres, 9tI arrtS taacr fence, 100 acres
meadow, 500 acres istStiTr. a ine brick house Of
Is rooms built III mUi"ru style. good barn, three
ctSternS, two large ponds never failing Wster. no,
! orchard Of 500 apple tress. situated SIG milys
south of Mexico, on the C. A. railroad, churches
and school house In ieighbarho0d. Price $500
fer ace.
Farm Of 80 ocres all well fenced, good one story
frame dwelling house Of four rraiIils. kitchen de-
tachtd. good frame barn iiX44 feet, and other
out buildings, yotind orchard and abundance Of
small fruit. 10 acres in cultivation balance tim
Price $3.50. terms easy.
6so acres number one stock farm, all under
good rall fence, well watered by creek, ponds
aid wells. GH acres in tame grass, 40e Of which is
pasture, good orchard Gf III rec acres in full bear
Ing and variety uf small fruit. good frame house
y rooms. porcheS add p0Ftico, good sinoke house
and other out buildings, yard nicely ornameDted
with esergreens and shrlbbery. A very desira-
bic farm, two miles from Centralia. Price sI5,00o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-08

.or", ~: ID -. acr>- !" d' T
.,ltc, g.. ac' 'Hm. r. er X rnn ia re III
3. pi"Ty< IA cti.f.N yea Ct" .",.tt va. -
,,...,.. ~ : rtt,'t.s. frame 4'.:r3 .rJt.at t"-' Hut
t~r:i,.tiua- :tlu ut.teg improvements. ii..:4.L -,
ID ar"i ,.r9i ,M9."S"s-. !f'r ~i-r
Ip acI At "A, ,!,r z oI h"dsc tIt; rail
fence. tacIe.n"w nteitl.p, NJ :tIres 'as' ire.
ba'anee II titi.ation. Nea :rH.'- h.is Il *
rooms, sh.i 'ttr'. y w.. - itrd wells Il
4otS." and hlra Stock }"lutS, Young "rciard.
grmi timber, S.triI.gl : Hu!. rftrths,fSt ut
Mexico. tltce 50. VI I'er ARE.
Not
as acres i'll farm. 100 acres tiinbered l.ull
W.itered by Yn'-lg's creek, To acres grass land
including 50 acres meadow baiance in cultiva-
hon. Young orchard just beginning to bear.
plenty small fruit. two-storN frame house OF 6
InoIAS. tenant lIBi,t III Z rnuI"-. ice-louSe,
smoke-hois,. and other OFT buildings. Frame
barn 5sNA feet. good double corn erin. living
stream OF water runs thr,uhi farm, fwu good
ponds, school h"n>t within inti' AMI . churches
within Il mile
40 acres. fronting half mile oh public road.
100 acres III meadow. orchard of 10 acres, paiancr
number one tillahle land. large iwo-slosy house
lngs. Situated 212 mile, south Of Mexico.
Price $40 per acre.
ID. - acres good timothy meadow. 20 acres good
pasture. balance In cultivation and timber, good
orchard. good | ~ story franle house 1--WE ooOiiis,
good stable and other out buildings. high rolling
land rs hood aS any In the county. Price 5000
per acrt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-08

,m "a y. .Itteg . ID ii. !" and pIank
tfnce. good tFu ,i,r, rtl.r iin! =, .lrw and in
good "ft!es. e; al f'..lr . ....r Ia. smoke house,
coal houSa and barn. @.,oi laid sn,i il good
ac.-i,l"'riIonl Situated to inlieS north east VI
n Si"o. Prize - :-E
No a.
100 a,r" IL II divided into SIX fields, all under
God fence. =. Icres I motby AL 4, yer, 2o acres
bit gIa%s pi"f re - f%+ss tif.taFp,i paS:Ere, 10
tires IA cul - ttt'I. , acres itti and orchard,
good one stor" f-aiHe house s rooms pIr,h and
,nr;ico. good a"W harm, two wells. good stock
ponds, four miles wr1: W Mexico, on the county
road. Price -, w.
tnicely improved farm hf 20 acres in Galloway
comfy. new frame house four rooms and porch.
barn 4JX55 feet, fine orchard of select fruit, 60
acres first class white oak. hickory anu walnut,
part of land finely adapted to tobacco AMI wheat
raising. ~ acres good tiinotiiv meadow, l1o acres
prairie and in cultivation. convenient to school,
post office gne churches. Price s2.Do
Nos.
A number one tarf,i oI tsO acres. all under rail.
STAT and plank fence. 10 acres IN blue grass pas
ture, balance nf farm divided into four fields, ~
acres 1T iEt~i,t-r in timber. spring and creek WA
ter on farm. good orchard of ~ trees, good com
fnatal,ta ittIi'~,- af four r0oinS, beautiful Lawn OF
ornamental and shade trees. good new frame
barn .apy 10 feet. situated ~ miles northwest al
Mexico. Price - $40,
~ acres improved land, two miles northeast al
Mexico, 90 acres in cultivation. ~ acres IN lits-
ture, house with two rooms and Kitchen. log
barn and number ode smoke house, one mile nj
hedge fence. good well and two ponds, orchard
six years old. Price S2.U1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-08

No. 81.
:Eelds, ytnas heti:e fence, 3s acres meadow "
i.:rts HIt'ler piow, ls0 acres numbered i,sst.ss
I W. small frame houses, good water faeii,s.s,
rock TINS Through ltral, a ho. I stock farm ~,
a. iiii.s northwest OF Mexico. Price ~
IH,s acre. t -
No.. n. . g. -
$50 aeres) all iu cultivation, 2oo acres IN cu,,;v.
tion, balance In blue grass and timothy. lar
brick and frame house with Is rOasns. ice house
p;tggy hOure and all necessary npra.ements
three good orchards. running water through ~
farm, good coal bank 33 incl vein. A sIlenSH
farm Of number one land. Price low.
No. -.
252 acres all under good fence except n a~.
good orchard. balance In cultivation. Ruod ~
story frame house five MONS good sfalle ~
~cistern. fine lot II shade trees around the houss
good school house an farm, school fluid sufAeiSss
To run school 8 Rlontis In the year. abundanees
stock water. Situate on the Mexico and -
from LaaddOnia and Benton City. A dne fs@
well 0catedgB0d range for stock. Price ~
per acre.
go acres river bottom land, all in gOhd sh,n.
l60 acres blue grass. 10 acres timothy, In zcrS
Gmbered pasture, balance under blow. All wsa
fenced, good 1 i-2 story frame house iex1a ~
with ell I6x32 feet, good ice house, buggy haass
sc. Barn teN6O feet with basement IN 49,
plenty water for all purposes, m-proyeness.
nearly new and In good shape. good land. M.
uate Ave miles north Of Mexieo, On county -
Price $2o per acre,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-08

iPS"~' Wv oOnA o"0 iAolh &NItu
to the shining arch above us, l see
stars undimmed by rockets tonight.
l accept these latter AS illustrations
and say that the principles of the
Democratic party will live AS long as
those stars. l would like to add the
sentiments of my heart to what has
been Said about Hancock and Eng
lish. ! think l have q right to come
here tonight. As l came to your
city I passed on the road every thing
that is calculated to make u people
happy and prosperous, and as 1 see
the cloud Of Grantism, third termlsm,
and imperialism pass away, l can
congratulate the country that its
danger Is over. ! think l can say
with truth that Hancock is . brave
man, who heroically contributed bis
all to defend that flag and that tho
stars and stripes might aoat over u
whole country. Time vas when an
other banner was flung to the breeze
here. / remember when Ashley un-
der the stars and bars fought many a
we'll contested battle. No flag wa
ever better defended. For four long
years In contact with thst other BAN
ner l come here having locked upon
jackson and Lee. / come knowing
the strife in which one Of the parties
now nominated took part. Return
ing home, my wife asked me how do
you like the n~onination. She had
converted all the children to Han.
cock. She declared to me that all
the ladies in Virginia liked Hancock,
not because he was handsome, but
because he always. on every occasion
acted a. . brave and noble gentleman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-08

numbers 1900 Democrats, whose
backs no foe has ever seen, welcomes
It too. [Applaase.]
The Democracy is again in the
field and they of Monroe are more
than satisfied With those that have
been selected for standard bearers
and istend 70 make their nomination
unanimous. (Applsuss.)
Now the question for consideration
IL, who 10 Hancock? He is . militia
~ man, the hsao Of many battles.
He has slain many rebels. We for
give bin becanse he buried al feel
ing =. Appomstox. I call him q
hero. When Tie hero Lee, God bless
him, was captured, Hancock recog.
nised that the war Was over. Why
do I call him = haso5 Why, because
In his deportmsat. b showed himself
to be well verusd in history. They
sent him to the South expecting that
b weaid help earpet-bsgsers and
negsoss to sus1ecste Soutl,ern prop
srtt, but iaslsad q obeying that in
structioa. - tnasd N order &c es-
tAblishing libsrty a. spsseh and prop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-05
POLITICAL.
A RockbrsdSe Rouser.
VSVs
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

lSpeciai telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
LEXINGTON, Va, October 4.-Tbis was a
glorious day for old Rockbridge. Mr.. Flick.
lin, General Terry, Hon. Ran. Tucker,
Harry Tucker, and Messrs. Anderson and
Sale spoke here. Auditor Massey, Mr..
Frazier, and Colonel Lady spoke to small
crowd.
Old Rockbrdge Is all right. We Demo.
Gratis have never seen the crowd with us as
they were to-day. The Buckingham farmer
(Mr. Ficklin) talked horse sense TO some
purpose to our people. Massey fell fiat.
You may be certain Of a majority for the
white party in old Rockbridge.
Municipal Elections I'm Connecticut.
NoRwALK, Conn, October 4.-Edwin
Adams. the Republican Mayor, and full
board OF Republican councilmen were elect
ed here to-day by LOG msiority. This city
went Democratic last yea, by As majority.
MERiDEH, October 4.-In the town cleo
tion to-day the entire Republican ticket was
reelected by 305 majority. The Republican
gain over last year was 100.
NORWICH, October 1.-THE entire Repub-
lican ticket was elected to-day 10y 400 ma
iority.
Congressional Nominal ton.
NEW YORK, October 4-The SOcislistic,
Labor, and Greenbsck parties Of Brooklyn
yesterday nominated +. X. Schmsckhamner
for Congress from the Second district.