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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-17

OL5 10 OWhba
WafpPtOwn Rock Ia
MRS, Fl. SNOW.

NatertoWn, ROCK Island Co., Ills.
Dear Sir:-I have used your excellent Indian
Blood Syrup for severe Cough, and have received
much relief therefrom.
MRS H SNOW
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-17

WaterIown, Rock Island Co. Ills.
Dear Sfr:-Suffering with Loss of Appetite and
Indigestion, Yves Induced to use eour Indian
Blood Syrup, short trial of which greatly ben
cited me.
MRS. G. D. WILSON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
Licences for Gambling Houses.

rs. q. Letter 10 Pom; Coupe Rainier
While on the subject OF crime, it
will not be aiHiNs 10 mrniiOn queS'
ton that is now occupying con
siderable share of the attention OF
the municipal authorities, namely,
the licencing of gambling houses.
Mayor Shakespeare ~ an earnest
advocate of the measure. tie c0n'
tends that the vice of gambling can
not be suppressed by legal forces,
that present laws 10 that end are
entirely inadequate. and that the
only way To restrict the nuisance is
10 impose such heavy tax that the
bunko and thimble ring games can
not exist aud only the larger keno
and faro banks can remain open.
AS the case now stands, The mayor
SAYS the gambling houses are regu'
larly blaekmailed presumably by
the police and the city derives no
income from business which is
carried on openly and VIGOROUSLY
on several OF the principal thorough
fares. This view of the matter has
met the concurrence of the city AL.
illustrators and the proprletors Of
the larger gambling establishments.
/ Yesterday a meeting was held at
the city Hall between the parties
in interest, barring the public, and
the subject thoroughly discussed.
1t was found upon investigation
that 10 authority Was vested IN the
council to license gambling. This
unexpected fact seemed to make the
conference a failure, bnt a plan was
suggested which removed the diffi
Guilty. The gamblers proposed to
make the city a donation of 80
much a month, which was finally
fixed at $50 a month for keno aud
sl06 for faro houses. Two gambling
house proprietors promptly paid
their rate agreed upon, and it is un
derstood that all the principal hons
es will follow their example. 1t is
not publicly known what equivalent
the gamblers are TO receive for their
money; bnt it is believed that the
police will be instructed to raid all
the houses that refuse to cash up
and especially the low dens on the
levee. This settlement. with the
gamblers is Of doubtful expediency,
aud is certainly indeffensible on the
score Of morality. The result of the
experiment will be watched with
interest. If it closes the number.
less little gambling dives through.
out the city, where hundreds OF
boys, as we'll as men, are nightly
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
Fearful Killing.

lake Providence Herald. ]

Lake Providence herald-I
It's with profound sadness we
make note OF the killing OF Jesse
and Richard Lott, sons Of the Hon.
II. X. Lott, III the town OF Floyd, Oh |
Tuseday, the 2+th lust. The par
,iculars of this terrible tragedy we're
brought TO town by Mr.. Beasley
from West Carroll, on the 2Gih. 1t
seems that considerable unpleasant.
ness has existed for u great length
of time between prominent persons
living in the upper end of said par
ish, aud several Old citizens dwell
ing in aud around the town OF Floyd
! This hatred, OF jealousy, or what
ever it may be called. would break
out every now aud again, with
ominous features, especially when
some of tue parties had induiged
freely in the exciting liquid called
.Fto,d beverage Some such cir
cumstarlces existed Oh Tuesday last.
( Too much whisky, abusive language,
and the fatal results we refer TO.
Il seems that Mr.. Jesse Lott was
induieing 1T violent abuse OF Mr.
Bill Bradley, sheriff of the parish
better known on the hills AS "Wlid'
Cat bradley His deputy, Mr.. l..
Sage. Il quiet, and us was supposed,
inoiiensive. tiuid young man, ex'
pressed himself freely about the a
bnse heaped upon his principal
styling it as too outrageous 10 be
borne. Mr.. Lott overheariIg the
language turned upon Sage, aud
the lie. with the Floyd variations,
was freely exchanged, when Lott
drew his pistol and began banging
away at Sage, who was not SLOW III
returning the fire. On the third
shot from Sage, Lott tell pierced
through the breast, dying almost IN.
simultaneously. Mr.. Richard Lott,
Younger brother, being in the
ncighborhood, came upon the scene
aud villa frantic haste, began shoot
lug at Sage. He fired three times
unsuccessiuIly, when Sage taking
his pistol in both hands. deliberate.
~ brought it down Oh his assaillani.
and the lcadcn messenger OF death
entered a vital part of the younger
brothers body, and there they both
lay weltering in their LIES blood.
\ more tragic scene could scarce
Is he conceived of. Two Intelligent,
. high toned and worthy Young men
% cnt of on the very threshold OF Their
: manhood. We are panied 10 learn
{ that they both leave i'll heart strick
. en srict interesting famliies-whllt
: the gray hairs of their respected
- site is being bowed down with sor
/ row over the premature grave
;, where they are gone.
Mr.. Sage, Immediately after Tho
+ killing, mounted his horse and LET
=. for parts unknown.
We know nothing of the rea
merits of this double death dealing
bnt have told il rs il WAS told To Ms
The bereavcd ones have our s.ncrI
sympathy in their uncxamplc'
sorrow,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
For the Guardian. J
ANTICIPATION.
~ VI. V. HEfF.

The moaning pines, they rock and Sway
Like anchored ships at sca-
The wind soft Breathing mid THEN tops
slug symphonies Ia tue.
I wonder il within their leaves
There is a dirge unsuug-
An inner song of grander depth
Than sung by earth-bound tongnci
| wonder if their lips are sealed,
by custom aud by creed
If maids, dwelling mid their tops,
Live on. with hearts unfreedf
wonder # the eagle. bold,
Proud soaring, to the sun,
Finds If It's ray !. what he thought,
when fTst his flights begun:
And # when on his eyre high.
He rests with weary wings.
lie does not envy the weak wren,
! who in th,. woodland sings
Or if be- does not pause in gloom,
! With aching heart aud eye.
And wish he had To inner life,
That cauuoi help but hy'
| " ondsr II The Singing life.
Within the op'ning flower.
L. half A. fragrant or n sweet,
A-mcalt the fnamiug Power
And ihis, think. IL Why they fade,
They do not reach the goal,
Tha, dw,ls within each living heart,
An ouw arInes- of soul.
And year by year. they try again.
And year by year they fade,
Like human hearts and human loves,
On earthly Iduls stayed.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
Sherif-s sale.

State OF Losi.idna--t 'ari'h Of Claiborne,
Jas. +. Heard ~. W. y. W. Slayter. In
District Court of said parish.
DY virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale
ID in ,he above entitled can,e, issued by
the Clerk Of the District Cont III and for
said parish and 10 me directed. have
seized and will proceed 10 sell to the last
and highest bidder. within the legal hours
Of sale, at the Courthouse door III the
town of Homer Oh the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
SEE HE = e!

ALL those indebted to joseph !. sI -
g. &. s srs sssuesi that ndee.sdI e:
Ssss .S sS'' Ss. M; my sss:tG': ~. *
, ing P %S o%n Bills. Medielos, iS'
,,es q, to close, be sure an sdarY ToN
the druggist. JoSh' ~"
nec. 4 1eeO.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
/, y. RLACKNAN'S SALOVS'

tAtJ.p. FrRersos's Old s''ns,,
WHICH has been re6tted, ren nOss ms
w remodeled-two Bars 10 on r.. srss.
iio,o,,' Vines and Beer, the best . -
the p5r,,ie.. Bar, aud the most c0or''
A' Ths Ontlc is invited to call and ~.
f., ;,sstf n ali asserted above - NOV e.,
February 3, 1881.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

In our article last week on the Revised
New Testament. We fell into some errors III
reference to the change made IN the fe'is-
nd Translation. At the time of writing we
had not seen the Revised Testament and
based our article Oh what We had met
with in the papers. He'll is not abolished
in the Revised Translation, but is III
some places translated Hsdes when the old
translation read He'll This change is
made, the trsuslators tell us, owing to the
meaning Of the original terms used IN the
Greek manuscripts, the one meaning the
abode of sonls after death, the other the
abode Of the damned
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
Notice for Pablieat1os'

LAM o April 10th, l-si, ,
NOTICE Is HEREBY CT. "a s,.d notjes
\ following named settler has p,eI !" -
Of his Intention to make final PROOF ~ ..u,
mort Of his claim, AMI secure nn', AZ H.
thereof. before the Clerk OF u. " -, Il
,ner. La, on the 10th day of Jnne' &c. A..
the expiration of thirty days from '''
Of this notice, viz: ,,,- D.v;d Psts,
Homestead Eutry No. llN, pi ~ .ss,b-
Of Claiborne parish, for the scnin "a nsps
eas, ! Sect "a, T 10 n, X W, a"r viz. )
the following rs his w'tness%est Of A.
Pate, Of Arcadia P O; George bs. .d;. p o.
cadia p o; Lewis Wood, Of A
and Ransom Baker, Of AIcad,s T p ",
L. boiH UN
April "a, 1891.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

We are indebted 10 VIM. Preston john
son. President Of tho Louslaua state TT
versity. for an invitation to be present al
the commencement exercise Of that ins'i-
tuition, which will take place on tie ISL
I'd Ard and 4th of July.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
First Saturday tn July, 1851,

the following described property, to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of Northwest
quarter and the Southwest quarter Of the
Northeast quarter Of Section twenty three,
township twenty north, Of range five west,
containing ~ acres more or less, situated
in said parish.
Terms Of sale cash, with benefit Of APP
praisement.
J. II. II. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
June I, tesf. (pf t9) 42:ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
TWIN SPRING BED.

So Honest Steel Sprinr-DoA't Sag In
the middle-Superior TO any Spring
Bed now In use.
THIS il without doubt the cheapest, bert
L and most durable Spring ever offered 10
the public. Some Of the advantages Of
this Spring over all Others, are
lst. 1t il clean, noiseless and strong.
ID. Esch Spring is Of the best Bessemer
Spring Steel, and has an individual strength
u sixty pounds.
Sd. Tn. body rests smoothly and evenly
upon this Spring.
4th. 1t is the only Spring that can easily
be moved from one bed TO another.
For sale ny
FORTsON, DUCHER r. KILLGORE.
Arizona, La
" ay Ia, lSsl. 40:tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

Jeff Davis book, The Rise aud faIl oil
tn. Confederacy." is beng largely sntS'f'"'
cd for IN England.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

Some Of the colleges IN the North ar"
becoming very wealthy. The trustees OF
Howard College have just purchased ~ e"
investment, a tract Of land in l'o-ton for
which they paid s475.OOo.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

The crop reports FROM the northwest are
very favorable, and the prospect OF spilnG
wheat WAS never better. Inc "'h'ef
wheat crop, on the other hand in Missouri
and Illinois, 10 very uufarorahi".
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

DR.. 6. Turner. who ha, been quite NcS'
!. again on the streets We are please" "
-ee the doctor well again.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

debauched, it will be fruitful OF
some good. 1t is understood that
bows are not to be allowed to play
at the houses that donate to the
city, and which, in consequence,
will be under police protection.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

The weather slucr our last issue has
been glorious for the iarners. The rams
have ceased aud il bias been clear ana
warm. We hear the farmers say that tue
prospect foi a crop both corn aud cotton
considering the backward spring, Is Nrr%
fine
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

Extra copies of this issue OF the GUAR
dian may be obtained by calling AT 'h''
Office, or by order to the publisher
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

Notwithstanding the backward spring
and the heavy rains, the crop prospect -
very enc in this parish. The crops nave
been better worked. and are now IN better
condition than Is usual at this scason.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

IC.Egsn. jr, son of Hon. }. {. kg'n'
came mp from New Orleans last week and
will remain with Us through the summer
season.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
NOTICE.

y. II. Walker, Tutor, ". Julia Neil.
Third Judicial District Court parish of
Claiborne. La. No. -.
T OST or mislAid, the following deeds, rel
J. ativc to the purchases and sales ct lots
Nos. 3. l. and l.. situated III Homer,
Pan,h of Claiborne. La. to be u-el upon
the trial of this cause. pihgent search
having been made throughout the papers
and records of the Clerks ONCE oil .aid
parish for their production without sue.
cess, to-wit: 4 title to lots Nos. ), ana
l.. executed by James kilborne, President
Of the Police Jury of Claiborne parish, La,
February 9th, $50, Ia Samuel We'll and
Daniel Moore. Title to lot No Il, eAecnt-
ed February :, ISL, by James !. Toihert
TO Samuel We'll; II. ". kirkpatrick, Sher-
i'll of said parish. Deed to William A.
Rurnham, of all the interests OF samuel
We'll in said lots, July :, l-tD.
Any person having said deeds. or any
one VI them. will please return them to
the Clerk of said Court.
y. II. WALKER, Tutor.
June |, l-Sl. 42-N.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
For the Guardian |

And lac drank of the vine, and was
orr father drink wine, i9-32.33-3I and IS.
And Mrlchlzcdrc King OF salem, brought
forth bread and VIM; and hu was the
{ priest of the taos, high tod, Genesis lI-l-.
/ And he said. htiug II near 10 me-, and will
! eat of my sons ycni-on, that my soul may
! bless thee. AnA he brought II near 10 HIM,
and he did eat: and he brought him wine,
and he drank. Genesis q ~. Therefore
! God gave thee Of the dew of Heaven, and
the fatncss OF the earth plenty Of corn aud
I wine Genesis 27-2s Thou shalt not delay
to offer the first of thy ripe fruits, aud q
thy liquors: Exodus 22-29. And the fourth
part II his wine for drink offering, Exc
dus 29-i0. Do not drink wine nor strong
drink, thon, nor thy sons with thee, wheI
ye go into the tabernacle of the cougrcga
ton, lest We die: it shall be u statut,
forever throughout your generations
Leviticus 1919
by reading the Bible, the old and th,
new, have come to tue conclusion ths
wine liquors, and strong drink, is the gift
Of God. II am right, the use of it is n,
sin, but the abuse Of it is, consequently tn,
fight against the use oft can never accom-
plsh any good. invite no discussion
but light on the subject by oil good teach
ers Of the holy writ.
EXPRlT FORT.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08
HOMER, La,
Neutrality-suspicious. =. lSsi'

A. n. Davidson aud wifi" are visiting
relatives IN Dallas, Texas.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

The Supreme Court Of this state has
decided that all Sunday laws enacted 10y
local authorities are unconstitutional ahd
of conr-e mil and void.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

A woman of North Troy, VI, is
asking a divorce after fifty years Of
married life.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

The Democrats of the New York L"g'7-
lature are voting for Herman aud John l.
Jacob, for United States senators to sue
coed Conkliug and Plat, Herman ani
Jacobs are both true and tried .mcn aud
are, in every respect, worthy of the sup
port of the party.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

Reeds Gilt Edge Tome restores the ap'
petite.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

Prot. Sigh ann,uor.- vs. 'Hamh"ii"n
and commencement exercises this week
These exercises will doubtless prove a
source Of interest and pleasure to al! WHO
may attend. We have before alluded t"
the orator of the day. W, trust the "XauI
nation will be largely attended.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

Attorney General McNrlGh and Post
mastor General James are doing them
selves credit by the vigorous manner III
which they are pushing the star Route
swindlers 10 an investigation. 1t looks
like some of these robbers of the public
treasury may yet be brought 20 justice.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

1t will require great effort on the part
of Copkhpg 10 secure bis election to the
Senate. The diff at Albany has been set.
ting against him for several days. He
receives not more than onc.fourth of the
votes in either house. but the present
situation can not be accepted as conclu-
sjye of the defeat of Conkhng. He lis
fertile In political schemes and has some OF
the most successful politicians of New
York at his back.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

simon Cameron thinLs Coukling the
main stake ofthr Republican, party not only
in New York hu, In the Union, and predicts
that the split between HIM and the frrNt-
dent will break up thu party and lose
i, the Presidency in lisa. If old simon i
correct in his predictions, the quarrel be-
tween Roscoe aud Garfield will be- If very
material advantage 10 the country aite'
all.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-08

New Orleans is just becoming one ni liz
first ports Of export i'll the union. II now
stands far ahead OF all others except New
York. For the month Of April the exports
Of New Orleans exceeded those Of the three
next most imporand points, Boston
baltimore and lhllMtclvhla, the
difference between the commerce fall o'
them combined, as against New Orleans
heing only g., 500 .ONn.
, 1881-11-10

mai, II, poIllics" IL bol!eys that, 1t he wlslo't
In adopt pnfttcal career, tile irilc way to Ito
IL WIS TINT takc,, ny him, alnl NJ. tho same
Tins wt,MlA Ilavt .lfsheArteilc.l uvery ui'c wiIo
l,clleyes that thu urL nf government In tl'1s
country n,ay be rrttcal!Iut from liz present
Degradation. Tie contest was morally II
struggle not merely between Atr. Flo,str anil
Mr.. Astnr, but brtwcer Tho EttlE OF ,,lnlr~
agers WIN think that "thtttcs" means tho
Influence nf votes BY tnn1iGy Or ny lEle Ills
trhutiol, of latrtllagp, and Everybody III tito
district WIN thinks tint /. Ought 10 be sD,'n-
thing higher ntnl better ll,nn tlIIs.
rllE LATEST liE.ruI.ys ,'X rItJ: I.:fs1stArulsE
III tho Stato sltnw most c'ucluslYcty tint It
Inns assumed Democratic complexion til
bath brqnel,cs. The Republicans stc'lre
itteon Senators anh the democrats
seventeen. LII the Assembly thu
Democrats have sixiy-stx, with n
uossibiitty of II gaIn Of ono more 1T II closely
contested district, mid tho Republicans sixty
two. upon this Das!s Tho Democrats llnso u
majority Oh julnt i,allnt IF ut least six.
1sErlsE, 1ETGl.Ss
received fsom tic Jimcs correspondents III
III tho variois counties 0f tho State s'lOw
Tint thu Republican majority IN tho Statc
Ticket Is ls,a4N Tho ,na3orlttcs In the ccll,L-
ties Ntn tflllptllfEu.
, 1881-11-10
NEBKASKA.

LINCOLN.

sosttaI Dtspateh 70 The chIeaao Tribune.
LINCOLN, Npb., Nov. 0.-lteturns from
Tuesdays election inslicatc TIC sllccess Of the
wlloIo Republican ticket In tl,ts city atlu
county. Tho Republicans Ind little or no
opposition, tI!e tnterost OF the election cell-
tcrtug wl,olly OIL precinct offices. for Which
theru WIS considerable Ut II scramble. Tile
Democrats falletl to put lip Ticket untlt tho
day before tile election, alMl ut ta pulls made
Il fight only on ono Office, that of County
Juttgu, whIcl, they lost by round maturity
In tho city, nlltl, so fur rs returns Indicate,
by still larger majority III tho county.
THE KTATE.
Later reports from tho interior Of the State,
and FROM, the wostpru counties. show slIln'l
Democratic gnil oyer last year, tho result ut
ltepnblical apathy, rs this Is tho of year III
politics III this State.
t.EAfISG nEstOcRATs
profcss grcat delight over lheir trivial gallls,
a,,l tho State f}cHtnGFnt tDls eye,,n; declares
ttat tho Republicans ot Nebraska llayu elect
cd ticlr lust Governor. Asa matter Of fact,
tia Nebraska Republicans l'ayu brcomo tn
accustomed to yIctury that It wDultl mt bu
surprising II they ipt Olu election Ur twn 70
by iuinu!t on areti,lnt Ut negligence. Still,
III It In now, with 4 full Republican vntG nlla
thu ordinary etlurKy ut tlal purity, tho Delilu-
Gratis will bu obliged IN rcnlall, out In tna
cold for many long yoars to co'l,t,
ANOTHER ESTIMATE.
|, 1b lbs IVa.tsr3s Assacla!ea I'rtss.
Oa1AHA, Nvl,, EOy. n,-'lhD returns from
tho State uro lllcQHplete. Int tho llGn!lficAll
majority Is estimated Mt ao, ,0o0, slight guilt.
, 1881-11-10

hayG nver l'ad. l1e Is wsp ann H.,
lint Will !,u better ,Inlcrsto;j,I lin, ,rol lus
link tile Republican pnr,y ts,rl. INN nh h''w. u.
frtI,,,s, with Tho HniIler,, ,,t,aa, "a. fsht BY
seteal. ntnt. BY Ills !cyut-Iru,Ic3 3'sS,oh sia.h hi,
sslli md tlnAssul1lnH wIs,tnuI, In. .''tsStlat'
e!eGii0nD tinrIcl'l lH,ssihLe lin lynr ,!sae ls
the 0illce. ~ nI'hnuheett hts aMf,'lgA
III tho brgl,llling mt 10 ln n rnntfs.t taliea
election. All tlese tliihgs Will l r,,,,,,.I .r II.
i: lilo lnpsc nt tEnle. ai The luop,H wt
y atprcctatt Ills t:hAraetur. Ni,th"t4nIso GONE
lIAyEs w0sstd command ltolc msn'UIl y.
votes tal1 my 0taNr nun III t,,c ',mn,,.etalle
kilnw many DcinlGrNlsn ut pra,tl,fl,pnr,;;i'E
llrss.t'lrGlrH III New York, fuy fnst,non" =" 'l'.
Wnut! earnestly a,irport lin, 'ihnn T., 'SsiIp
t!'i',i; tt Democrats will tako ca1us,. G,1's,
"Whn Will tllcy bo likely To sclcc, q,
"Well. 1'eMllet0n is striving II, to,,
tho trout III ItiatcnIlisctlo but llo't 's t,ilto .
hi will naako It. ! slln,th ratllsr Loi. ,inLak
s!,io s'!cll Ilatt rs llG'lry II. ruyllr % ',1 !1s
Il: J., lltItI1y, or Gx-Sctiatar 'rInrnan" ""'Ia N
nf tl'ess ,ne., arc regular nlst.scI,Soj l,ea,al ,al
Htrt,llE rlli. Ohio Illus t,pel, n, s,rcnsstEea taEea
furnishing llG last twn cattt!intrs r.. i, y
ltepublicAns tlHt tho I)cmocruts' a.ha a,,r tat
simply lntfntUrs IN everything, vii, IL In" afs
likely lU fo1l0w III tllelr wnkt: In ti,is seff
Int, hleAttWhlc. y0i. lrly lonk for ,Iasi.a; Iit
ttuict1ess AMONG utIr statesmen (or n nsta
fer If mouths EelleG. There viii ba ,ra. M.s'
Int nlltl waiting IT, STU hHW tia new s,i"Ttal@
tstratlol Il g0ng to come o1l If il il 'Il. ,al
a,,cceAs, ,lS Nll certainly llDnr Ii n,nv ~. IT,
will slitNn things somewhat iirerrntir ~ fs,'l y
what Il failure would ttU.'' nun
, 1881-11-10

MISSISSIPPI.

N1SEhH HsH %op*4 +'.''' ...
NEW ORLEANS. NOV. a-telegrams from
nineteen counties OF mississippi show that
the Deniocrats carried thein all eScept alatl-
isoa County, whese the Fusion Eail'a wsre
abnut lo3. There is every tll.!lcNtlon q. tllp
s;lrrGsS rs o. \, i'll L1e lGnnct'''c o'"|e eehe'os
t''oo' ~ "o'e'' "''J".'.. Ill.,,
.-. SNlcl.'" ,
tlat King, Fuslonlst, lor {ioyernor, rarrtcs
tln rn,,utv bv l.Nl 1uaior,ty. 1h, rpulllar
I,an"a.,t;o H " ,.o;,,,,n,;sa no,,rtv i;n:n, ia
Dc'ls'"Ae ."p'"no ,, .I.ss' e| n,.,
elected W sltlll majority. @'h'S nuo"l il't'