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Meeting Of the Democratic Parish
Executive Committee.

Meet1ng OF the Democratic Parish
Executive Committee.
Rooms PARISH EXECUTIVE CON-,
Monroe, L., Jaly IL, 1874.
At meeting Of the Democratic Par
ish Executive Committee, in pursuance
of a call from the Chairman, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
l. ResOlred, That the several wards
IN the parish of Ouachita be requested
to Immediately elect delegates to q
Parish Convention, to be held in the
city of Monroe on the first Saturday Of
August next.
?. That the basis of representation
snail be the same as at the last Parish
Convention.
3. That said Parish Convention is
called for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, to assemble in New Orleans on
the fourth Monday Of August next !; to
select suitable candidates for the parish
Offices to be elected on the day of
November next, and to consult and to
take action as to the best interest of the
party in this parish.
4. That the wards be requested to
organize clubs and to call meetings for
this purpose as soon as possible, and to
cause thorough organization to be
made.
8. That the Chairman of the Parish
Executive Committee appoint a COM
mittee of three to prepare and circulate
an address to the voters of Ouachita
parish.
6. That this Committee endorse the
address of the State Central Committee
issued on the 7th July, 1874.
z. That the OUACHITA TELEGRAPH,
the official journal of the party, publish
these resolutions.
The Chairman appointed as com.
mittee to prepare an address to the
voters of Ouachita parish, r. G. Cobb,
r. Richardson and G. w. McFee.
THos. MCGUIRE, Chairman.
D. G. BROWN, Secretary pro tenn.
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The much talked of improvements of
the Ouachita river seem about to Gull
inmate in smoke. We learned last
winter of an effort to have all the tim
bcrs got out for locks and dams sold,
and we are now served with a notice
that the sale will take place in Camden
on the 22nd of August. Whose job is
this )?
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On applying to Mr.. Dinkgrave, clerk
of the Supreme Court, for the written
opinions of the Judges in the several
cases decided by the court, we found
that he was engaged in recording the
DEGREES. It was not convenient, there
fore, to make up our usual abstract of
the decisions for this issue; but we
hope to be able to do SO next week.
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OF the merits OF the existing split in
the Republican party of this parish, we
are not sufficiently informed to give, at
present, an assured opinion but that
there is II split, we can tell from various
significant movements we have seen.
The principal trouble seems to be in the
distribution of the offices and in the
management Of the party machinery.
1t appears that one wing of the colored
Republicans (who are in a large major
iiy in this pwish) has joined the scala
wags in their opposition to the preten-
sions of tho curpet-baggers; and that
the other wing sustains the carpet-bag-
gers, who have a few scalaWags enlisted
on their side. The split among the
darkies appears further, as in the late
City election, to be very clearly defined.
Their private conferences are separate,
and their leaders are not the same.
The offices OF sheriff and representa-
tive are the places over which the
struggle is being made. Sheriff Dink-
grave heads one wing, that supported
by the Carpet knights while Frank
loII, Will uatlVe
white support among the Republicans,
leads the other, both these individuals
being candidates for sheriff. Last Sat
urday the faithful Of this ward met at
the Wisner schoolhouse, and elected
delegates to parish convention. The
result was two to one in favor of Dink-
grave. Darlington claims that this
result was obtained by unfair Juggling,
and affords no test of his strength in the
country. He announces his determine
ton not to be choked Off in any such
manner, and he is fortified by the ex-
amples of both his opponent, Dinkgrave,
and Dinkgraves's strongest champion,
Brewster, in kicking clear Off the party
traces if the buckles are drawn loo tight.
What this family quarrel will amount
to would be difficult to tell, but it Ger.
tainly has begun in way, and con.
Quoted with an amount of feeling, tc
which we have been wholly unaccus.
toned in this parish. We draw the
comfort from these signs in the dark
that the power of public plumber, and
the oft-to1d lies OF mcndicant leaders
of the negro, arc both yielding before
the arguments and earnestneSs the
Democracy has SO persistentiy placed
before the negro
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ART DEPARTMENT., 1874.

The Illustrations of The Aidime have
won Worldwide reputation, and In the
art centers of Europe it is an admitted fact
that its wood cuts are examples Of the
highest perfection over attained. The COM
mon prejudice in favor of 'tsteel plates" is
rapidly Yielding to II moro educated and
discriminating taste which recognizes the
advantages of superior artistic quality with
cuts of The Aldine possess all the delicacy
and elaborate finish of the most costly steel
plato, while they AFFORD Il better rendering
of tho artists original, '''' T|' ~
To fully rcaiize the wonderful work which
The Ai.iinc is doing for tho cause OF art
culture in America, 1t is only necessary to
consider the cost to the people Of any other
decent representations of the productions
of great painters. rf -.
In addition to designs by tho membors of
tho National Academy, and other noted
American artists, The Aldinc will repro
iuce examples OF tho best foreign masters,
selected with n view to tho highest artistic
success and greatest general Interest Thus
Tho subscriber to Thc Aidinc will, ut u
triiling cost, enjoy in his own homo the
pleasures and refining influences of true art.
Tho quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will
be by Thomas Moran and J. u. Woodward.
Tho Christmas issue for 1874 will contain
special designs appropriate to the season,
10y our best artists, and will surpuss In at
fractions any OF its predecessors. '''.'''
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There has been no paper issued from
this Office during the past three weeks.
1t was simply unavoidable, the demand
for briefs being urgent, and no extra
help to be had.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-07-31

AS an old larkey passed US the other
day, we heard these words fall from his
eloquent lips: "l'm done working on
a credit. People I owe are ugoni=i1g
and dunning me cherry time 1 see 'em."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-07-31

The people Of Union parish have
decided, under Il call of the Democrat
Parish Committee, to hold q parish
Democratic Convention, and to nomi-
nate candidates for parish offices.
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BUTCHEHs,S NOTICE.

Mr.. N. Klein begs leave to inform his
friends and former customers that no will
reopen his Market House on tho Sth of
September, and every morning following
he will always keep on hand the best Beet
Pork, when it can DO bought. Every effort
will be made by the undersigned to accom-
modate his customers, hoping a liberal
share of the public patronage.
Sept. q, lS73.-tf N. KLEIN.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

90 TO e.. BOFENSClEN'S
" AND SIZE FOR YOURSELVES!
The following articles now on exhibition
and for sale TOM for CASTE:
WATCHES,
Consisting in part of fine Gold and silver,
American and Swiss mako, for indics and
gentlemen, key and stem windcrs.
A SELECT STOCK OF JEW E1.KN,
Snch rs Gold and Silver Watch Chains,
Gold Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Studs, Gold
Locl>ets and variety of Charms, Crosses,
Necklaces and Bracelets gold and icD !;
fine sets of Ear-drops and Broachcs, Cen
tlemens' Bosom Pins; Gold, Silver and
Steel Spectacles genuine pebblcs). very
select stock of sterling
SILVER PLATED-WARE,
Consisting of CastoIs, for dihncr and
breakfast leo Pitchers, Soup and Gravy
Spoons, Table Forks and Knives, Butter
Knives, Butter Dishes (plain and rcvolv-
ingG Fine China Vases; Orllanented FrcnrA
and American Clocks; Musical Instru-
ments; Howe Sewing Machines thc best
machine made.) Monroe, May "a, 1873.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
dissolution.

The co-partnership of Head & McLain,
doing business in the town of Trenton, La,
was dissolved on the first of April last, by
limitation.
d. II. Head, will continue the business in
his own namc, at the old stand and to whom
is charged with the settlement of the old
business.
ID. T. HEAD,
l.. d, MCLAIN.
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PUBLICATIONS,
PUBLICATIONS. - =. : W
PH"srEerVs EifFFYf: q
FOR ls7l-SEvENTH YEAR.
THE DINE,
RE-. g. 1f-s: .HT.S
ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY JOURNAL
Universally admitted to be tho Handsonlest
Periodical in the World-A Repre- Z
sentative and Champion Of -, q,
American Taste. -


The AldiMe, while issned with all the
resniarity, has none of the temporary or
periodicals. 1t is an elegant miscellany 81
pure. light, and graceful literstore; and n
cci.eetion or pictures, the rarest specimens
though each succeeding number AFFORDS a
FRESH pleasure to its friends, the real value
most appreciated after it has been bound
up at the close of tho year. While other
publications. may claim superior cheapsoss
The Aldinc is unique and original con.
Seption-alone and unapproached-absp-
acter The possessor OF n complete volume
can not duplicate tho quantity OF fine pa
per and engravings, in any other shape or
number of volumes. for ten times its cost:
and then there are the chromos besides, y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-07-31
TO DRUGGISTS.

NlNO DRUGGISTS.
Having purchased the stock of Drugs,
together with the furniture, sSc., lately
owned by l.. -. DrOmgoofe, as Il o same
stood when tho house was closed, l offer to
dispose of an interest in the stock to amy
competent Druggist who will assume tho
management of the business.
a small outlay will make all the needed
additions to tho stock of Drugs--thc furni-
ture is ample and in good condition.
1fpreierrcd, will sell the entire stock
opening is a good one for competent
druggist. Address
q. w. PIERCE,
Monroe La.
June II, 1874. If.
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On retiring from tho firm of Head Il Nc
Lain hereby tender my thanks for the
ask ofHy friends the continuance of their
patronage to ID. IT. Head, that was so liber-
ally extended to the late firm.
L. d. McLAIN.
Trenton, La, July 9, 1874
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Onnehita Telegraph.
MONROE, La, JULY 81. 1874.

The grass worm has spoiled the pros
poet for crop of crab-grass hay.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-07-31

CMITII Il FIRST,
- PROrRIETOES,
G. A X RI AG f a ~ ID = NJ i ii II . u +,
GRAND STREET, MONROE.
Have the pleasure of notifying the Public
that they are prepared to build and repair
Carriages and Buggics, to Shoe Horses, and
execute all kinds Of Plantation Work.
EB- Owners of Burdens Subsoil Attach
ment for Ouachita Parish. mars, 732Jtf
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NEW MARKJ:T HOUSE.

The undersigned has opened has opened
his new market house. and will be pleased
to supply tho best of meats at all hours of
the day. His old patrons are respectfully
invited to come and see him.
~ Whole hogs, neatly butchered, sold
ut &c per pound. j. L. NELSON.
Dec. 10, 1S73-l4:tf
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BUSINESS. CARDS.
TO THE LADIES'
Mrs. III. Hollands
MILLIN cry STORE.

respectfully inform tho ladies that
have just received q full stock of new Straw
Hats, Bonr,ets, Ribbons, Laces and Fancy
Goods, and also q fine selection of Children
for the next thirty days At cost price. Now
is your time to buy fine Straw Goods Mt
New York cost.
forget tho place-opposite Mealy's Photo
graph Gallery.
3S:tf Mrs. Fl. HOLLAND.
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d. T. HEAD,
J.. d. MCLAIN.

would beg leave to state, that the business
will be carried on as heretofore. and all
promises or obligations by the old firm will
be carried out by me.
I have on hand complete stock of all
kinds Of Plantation supplies and to which l
invite the attention of the public.
D. r. HEAD,
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MEATSy MEATS!

The undersigned win keep, in the Ware
house on Mrs. Millions lot, on Third street,
Fresh Beef, Mutton and Pork,
and asks a share of the patronage of the
public. EMILE RAbSET.
September l3,ls73- 52:tf
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PREMIUM CHRoMos FOR 1874.

Every subscriber to The AIdinc, who
pays in advance for the year 1874, viii re-
beautiful oil chromos. rho original pictures
were painted in oil for tho publishers OF
Hs by Hs%ss II STs..
represcnt '.rhe nastsna ..Hhe e' wes aseH One no
is a Wow in the White Mountains, New.
| hampshire; tho other gives tho CiiflA Of
Green River, wyoming Territory. The
themselves is II plcasing contrast, and nf
| Iorls good display of tho artists scope
and soi"rinfE The chromos are each work
ed from thirty distinct plates, and are In
Smiles Of The originaIs: Tho presentation
landscape painter TO the su hscri bers OF The
Aidine was II bold but peculiarly happy
| cd by the following Testimonial, over the
signature of Mr.. Moran himself: ~ q
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 20, 1873.
.HtSS3S ./gas,t.s tSttttpH IL o..
Gcutlomon 4 am delighted with tho
proofs in color of your chr0mos. Thcy Hrt,
w"n;derfnlly s,sccssf"l rerrcsentations by
ings. Very respectfully,
THOMAS MORAN.
These c,romosnre in every sense Ameri-
can. They are by original American
process, With material OF American manu-
facinrc, from designs of American scenery
by an Anoric',n painter, and presented to
Subscribers of tho first successful American
Art journal. If no better because OF all
this. they viii certainly Possess an interest
| and neither arc they any the worse II by
| reason of peculiar facilities OF production
they cost tho publishers, but tritic, while
equal in every respect to other chroniOs
that are sold sin2ly for double the snl)scrip-
ton price of The Aidinc. Persons of taste
will prizo these pictures for theInselycs-
| not for the price they did or did not cost,
and VIII appreciate the enterprise that rem
| dcrs their distribution possible. ...s
If any sutScribcr should indicate II pre-
! ference for II figure subject, tho pubiisher,
will send "ihoughtS of Home," IL new and
| beautiful chrome, Ilx20 inches, represent
| ing n littlo Italian exile whose speaking
| eyes bctr:ty tho i1ngings of his heart.
| TERMS.
50 pcr annum, in advance, with Oil Chro-
! mos free.
For nm cents cTtn, the chrOmos will be
SENT mounted, Vanished and prepaid by
mail. f...',
The Atdimc will hereafter DO obtainab bio
only by subscriptions. There will DO no re-
duccd or club rate; cash for subscriptions
must be scnt to tho publishers direct, OR
handed to tho local agent, without rsspon'
sibiiity to the publishers, except in chscs
where tho certificate is given, bearing the
fac-simile signature of James Sutton 81 Co.
AGENTS WANTED.
+ Any person, wishing to act permanently
M local agent VIII receive fulland prompt
Information by applying to
JAMES SUTTON ~ CO., Publishers,
No. 5S Maidon Lane, Now York
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MONROE MALE ACADEMY.

Mr.. s. w. Bennett Jr., informs the citi-
zens of Monroe and vicinity, that he has
charge of the Male Academy, end will en-
deavor to- keep up good school for boys.
he intends to improve tho buildings, and
solicits the patronage of thor,e interested.
Tuition from g to IS per mo.lth.
Monroe, March "a, 1874. If
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-07-31

TOIIN HENRY H. co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND TRUNKS,
I2t, I23 and f25 Common Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
N. u. Particular attention given /" I'LL
ing orders.
February ID. 1874. no22:ly
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BR1cE R'LLs'
t'SncceSSo1 to j. T.. Bcheu)
. Hereby informs his friends and the pub
nc generally that he has, and will have,
constantly ON hand, Il careful selection Of
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
MUSIC, &c,
At the most accommodating prices.
For the benefit of the Reading Public of
Monroe he has connected with his storea
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Eso- Orders from the country solicited
and promptly filled.
BOARDS, PICKETs and SHINGLES.
Persons wishing to build houses and
/ fences would get more than bargain by
purchasing from CHAS. LIGNOsKI.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~
MILAN Il BENNErT,
WANERLY, LA,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
AND PLANTATIoN SUPPLIES,
Invite attention to their superior fuciii-
ties for supplying Planters and miscellanc-
GUS trade III the lower portion of Ouachita
and and Richland, and upper portion of CH1d.
Merchandise business. they propose both
to buy, and to sell all descriptions OF
LIVE STOCK, WAGONS, WOOD,
COUNTRY PRODUCE, &c,
and, generally, to conduct Il business adap-
ted to the necessities of tho times.
waverly, La, Feb. IL, 1874. n22:ly
TCE'..." ........iCE'.................iCE'
JNO. o. BRADEIELD,
Delta, La,
DEALER IN ICE AND COAL,
Has his house now filed with I",o, LAKE
Xct and is prepared to fill any orders that
may be forwarded to him. His terms arc
cash, and prices as follows:
Per 100 lbs, per Dbl ......."............S2.5o
hHtI........ 49,,
Ice ordered from Delta is on route six
hours, after being packed, to this point.
Messrs. II. J. Haehl and II. c. Ray, agents,
will receive and forward all orders prompt
ly that may be entrusted to them. l2:tf
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The ferry at Trenton Is again in working
order, and is provided with good BOATS
ing of travellers, vehicles and foot passen-
gers. J. Fl. NOBLE
Trenton, June 16, ls74.-4O:3t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-28

ForRTH OF july. - Oberfclier &
Harrison have just received a new lot
al ncrktics, craNaiS, etc., for the Fourth
Of July. il
GIVEN AwAY-Ev"ry day. at Reil-
lev'S auction roum~. clothing Of all
descriptions. Call and secure Il suit. j27
PTcrrRE>-Photographic views of
the X X hoistiug works. Eureka. and
all The furnaces, for sale at the City
Drug store. il
For New York walking shoes and
all Other kind~ef good boots and shoes.
20 to DuukcI Il Co.'S, corner of Main
AMI Clark streets myI9
Go TO punkcI Il Co.'S for gents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
SUITS. myI9
~ elegant free h.nch at Ike Phil
lip sample room every dav al II
o'clock. jeI3
THE Finest Assortment of Furnish
in Geed~. Hosiery. Collars and Tics,
Will he found ut o. y II.
Of hoo.- and shoes. at M~urphy's, Main
-,rec;. my
HLNSKEfs-The finest assortment
ever offered tor sale in taun-can now
be procured Il W. II. Clarks. je3i-tf
C,upr~rEu- TCafs SotS inst
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distinct locations before being in.orpo-
IA -el with thcm. The sid" of the hill
worked through
The Einsi~tii s.ntt
l. also giving Il good account of itself.
rs far as superior ore is rncd. of
Which there Is. ctrh twe nty-four hours,
u very LARGE quantity hoi~trd AMI
hauled from it,. ono hundred an
thirty ton Ter ticiu i nhout the pro-
duct oh AIMED altogether FROM both
sides of the mine. Thi~ amount. large
though il i, will IN very materially i'll
creased in the mex few days. for a
third furnace i already under way
making bullion, which viii still further
add 10 the welfare eli The company aud
promote the General cool and pros
lcritN of the town. From
The IL 3~cliHnp.:I.
W. have very Halle OF an Interesting
nature To report. Tin most that can
I've said of i, is that it Is Il great mine.
uccding the IL" Of no hvpcrbolieal
!auGaa-e Ia commend is greatness to
the frui le OF this cudNt OF 70 is Stock
holders IN London, who are we'll aware
OF H. importance, for they derive some
hcUyfil from thu vast wealth. Whir.
flows from it annually. Il i the oulv
solitary silver mine of the coI~t, he'd
i'll London. that i doing anything il
tia, Irllrjrvtoajnnc to En-lI>huen for
the lu~>e~ they have sustained i'll cGfl-
ncrti II uihtau mining Interests ofti4"
Pacific states ani Territories. Tie
- TO- IL
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OF THE PAST MONTH
Bullion Product. 2,oIs,6 $50 Pounds; Coal
Receipts, 35s,192 BushI..

Bullion Product. 2,ols,6 5o Ponds; Coal
Receipts, 355,792 BushLl.
The tritencsS of hcaphori>ns, ".urn
about is fair play and "wlat is saucc
for the goose is saucc for the gan,er,'
has never been more forcibly demon
stra,cd than it has of late in the
up and down tendencies OF the stock
market. Up to-day and down to-mor-
row., has been lis general course. one
day tine bears are in ccslacicS over the
sudden depression which their bear
ships produce, while the next may see
them wearing remarkably rttCiul
countcnanccs on o! the uncN-
pectci destruction OF their brightest
hopes. So goes the world. Another
day hence and the bulls are unIS,.a!iy
triumphant; but. alas ior human hopes,
their hour of iub;laiion proves to hc
equally H. cyantscent i'll character ~
the onc crstwhi.e enjoyed hv their
bearish opponents. III TIE carly and
up to III middle OF the week, The fancy
stocks were: Empire at So, Imperial
al $40, Yellow Jacket ut Sll0. Savag, a
:iWn, thollar III <E5. and E8rvka Con
oolilttciat SIS, an advanced 81 in
two days. The market. hitherto firm
at ruling rates, suddenly collapsed ON
Tuesday, bringing with it long faces
and doWnclSt eyes for those who the
day before rci'oscl their truss i'll the
tickle goddess. Onthat day those ho
had purchased ut the At uvc rasee on
Monday, found thcir bank accounts. il
anything. deficient in the difference be
tween So, s.. So, SS4, S. and The
above figures. Con>olidat cd, in which
We Of tins section happen To be most
Interested, did not >yniIa.hizc WIKI TIE
~re.ro-adc movement, nor Dbl it since
then advance To any grtat extent.
though it undoubtedly Viii within the
next tew days. The absence oil
rt e
From the callers list has bee, 4 no.
ticeable feature of the transactions Of
the las: week. WY tbs should ie
we are Il Il loss to understand. Toy.
wi;ha highly productive mine 10 back
i the stock up. we are unable to di>-
cover the motive lor lis benz KEEP, i'll
the background. We Visited ana in
sp4c.el he mine during t.e week I'M
der review, an thr result OF our oo-
>TrNuIipnS shah he. pINtn iplaW IN plI
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Jay, JUNE -. 1874.
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
ny W. l.. rH~lrCHNHu'S STAGE LINE.
Mrs Wood EProhcrt
II Barker MIS- julia Barnes
Frank ellis y Mcyer
MARY Spungic Al vi iIillhouse
w J Paul
nv THE ELMO STAGE LINE
Al Herring MrsC bJdgcn and two
children
Al Charley
DEPNRTJR
ny W l.. r~RiryHARr'S STAGE LINE.
II Stovcll !. l. HAYS
81 Murcy Mr. - John
Mrs NcSclf & sister
KY THE iIKo STAGE LINE.
Pete L.arock X Cummings
Z + Thillips Mr. d. viz
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HorErVL.-From a. NJ. HillhouSc
we learn that the pcop.e of White rne
are very hopeful that the old camp
will make another prosperous start be
fore long. The mines OF Treasure
Hill are all looking We'll. which. iakpn
in connection With the very excellent
prospect Tor the iu,u duration OF rN-
tensive smell ing operations. in~tiiies
the people of That section in an iciim-
ting IL speedy change for he test,r.
Capital properly d.rec.ed IN the mines
of Whi;e Pane j. all thlt j. ne,rs-
srry 10 bring about 4 Very satisfactory
condition oil Things ovcr that Nay.
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distinct locations before being in-orpo-
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