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Total number Of members of convention .l5G
On motion. a Convention of tho party was
called. to be held Mt Carson City on the 2Sth
day Of September. 1874.
On motion, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolved. That we recommend to tho vnri-
Gus Democratic and Liberal County Ccmn,it-
tees Of the State of Nevada to appoint prima-
ry meetings for the election of delegates to The
state and County Conventions in accordance
with the abov" "apportionmcnt.
Resolved, That cheap transportation for
both articles of consumption here and articles
OF production to be transported to mark cts il
actually necossary for the well being and pros
perity of tn. State. and that We favor the
passage ofa law by our next Legislature rcgU.
lating nc tariff of frailroadrcights and fares on
roads in this state, preventing uni ust discIim-
ination, thus reducing the cost of living for
oar miners and labcrars, and keeping tho
money amongst us in legitimate trade. instead
of sending it into the vaults of railroad COM
panics.
Resolved, That We are in favor Of taxing
the property of railroad CONF anics the same
IT. other property, and that tho property of
railroad companies should be assessed as near
its actual cash value rs other property is now
assessed
Resolved. That all voters VINO are IN favor
OF the foregoing reso utiuns. ahi opposed to
the administration Of L. ). Grant. are invited
called, and to act with the Democratic and
Liberal Party in the ensuing campaign in Nc
vada. j. 7. klOKDEN.
Chairman pro tom.
NJ. 5. EoSSIlIFLp. Secretary pro ten.
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TERRIBLE IOMICIDEIN AMADOu
COUNTY
From the Amador Ledger, A.g. l2.

From the Amador Ledger, Acg. I2.
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S'.'
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K. a. U. q.
a. q. III.
STRAYED-sSO REWARD.

'JNWo MULES STRAYEp FROM SuL-
] phur Springs abort the lst OF September.
,nc is Il dark mue branded IL" ON the lett
siie Of the head; the other Is Il light bay.
The bav had bell on. and both hal ropes.
l he mules weigh between 800 and 90 pounds
each. and were bought from Ike Whistler last
Fall. Inn reward will be raid to any ono
leaving the mules with
sl}-lm J. fpIflNi.
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POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC
County Convention p! !

! A MEETING NJ THE DEMOCRATIC
n County Central Committee, held at tho
| office of tn. Justice of the Peace in Eurek II.
on the 22d day of August, 1874, it was unani-
| mouSly
| Resolved, That the County Convention Of
| tho Democratic and Liberal party Of Eureka
county. be held nj Eureka. on the elst day of
| S,cptcmbcr. ls1i for the purpose of clectng
Delegates to tho state Convention. and o..
| nominating candidates for Township and
| County officers, and Of organizing the party
| Tor the campaign.
Resolved. That tho PRIMARY election for
Delegates to the County Convention, be held
on the Eth OF Scptemb Der. the polls to be open
from 10 \. VI. tot Pm Ruby Hill excepted
therefrom, where they will be open from ii
a. NJ. to 8 T.. NJ.
tionment Of representation; thar he polls be
held at the places named: and that the DEM
ocraiic voters OF each precinct are requested
to organize a-d :proint Judges.
Resolved, That the Judges OF Election in
the various precincts are requested to for
ward the returns without delay. to the Sccrc-
tarv of this Committee.
Fish .Creek, one Delegate. POLLS at Fen
StcrmakcI's.
Spring Valley. ono Dclrgat.. polls nt
Duker's.
koberts Creek ono Delegate, polls at Lew
iS i'anch.
Cortcz. one Delegate POLLS at Fitzgeral,l's.
Ecowawe one Delegate. polls at -
falisadc. three Delegates, polls at Hen
leH's.
Chimneys, ono Delegate. polls at Station.
Eureka. twenty-five Delegates, POLLS at |, ooi
ant Ladder Coinpany's building.
Ruby Hill, eight Delegates, polls at Col
mons.
Prospect Mountain, two Delegates, polls at
Connolly Mine.
Secret Canyon, three Delegates. polls at
George Gardncr's.
Pinto. one Delegate. polls at Fi>hs Hotel.
:, Faiiknars hauch. ono Delegate, polls at
Fnulkner'S.
nl.hur Station, one Delegate, polls at Sell
kinks.
Resolved. That we heartily indorse the
Central Committee of the Democratic and
Liberal party: and that we invite the COOP
GRAFTON of all honest men in an effort to So
cure an honest administration of State and
County affairs.
W. 5. KEYES, Chairman.
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NOTICE. .

4 IL PERSONS KNOWING fliEN-
~ selves indebted to me SIXTY da,s OF
moro will please cai ound and -Sttlc be-
ioro ordering anything more.
HIRAM JOHNSON.
Eureka. SEPT. lst. 1874. SOD
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Public Notice.

NJ NEhS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
vi hereby notified Il Al ,to BaSyc Consoli-
dated Mining COMPANY Limited will not be
responsible Tor payment OF laDor OF material
furnished to lai ties having contracts or
agrec!n 2nt> To work on any ci the tompany'>
mines in Pinto. Secret Canyon. OF elsewhere
in Eureka county. Jc4lA Il. MI Epiil,
srporin; AhIent
Eureka. New. October :. ls..i os,l
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MsNINC TAX,

NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'll +
" tax on the proceeds OF the mines for the
quarter ending u y L aith. 1871. is now due
and payable ut my office. and that the laws
with regard 10 the collection of the same will
be slrietly enforced. G. {. " ALlACE,
County Assessor. Eureka County.
Eureka, New. Aug. l., ls'i. ausi3-tf
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iDLITICIL.
STATE CONVENTION,

'INiE STATE CENTEAL COMMITTEE OF
Z the Democratic and Liberal Party met Mt
Virginia, Nevada. on the 18th Of July, 1874,
pursuant to call. The following appportion-
mcnt Of delegates to the State Convention was
adoptcd:
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LOST :!

4 THE TINE OF TIE FLOOD, July
n 18th. cnc pair of Sleeve buttons. one set
oi shirt studs. with small California dia-
mond -ettinss, ana number ~ articles oi
other iewclry. Also. clothing marked "A. e..
Owens" Tre finder will be suitably reward
ed by leaving the same with the undersigned.
aus tHAS. l.. Bi.ul
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NOTICE.

4 LII PARTIES INpEB1ED To TIE
N firm of GRAY X WALkob are hereby
notified To settle up prior to the loih Of
OCTOBER, 1874. as we intend to close our
business on that date. Settle up, or lay YOUR
selves liable To cAtra costs.
t'lm GRAY 4 WALEoh.
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NOTICE,

1 IL. PEKSGNS ARE ilEREBY NOrI-
N fed that ,iL,i. BntGliEkTl Is no long
,i agent tor the Eureka Market ihc books
can be found at Montgomery A Co.'S office. il
" els. fargo ~ Cos hui ding. Al who are
indebted are requested Ia make immediate
settle .Ient, ind those having claims, to PIE
sent them At the ctiice nf the undersigned.
aHal6 MuN1GoM Ely A GO
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
~ Horses with set Of harness: also a
good deliyery wagon will be sUid cheap Tor
each, by applying TO
aua 0BEkFELDER 4 HARRISON.
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TnAl. COMMITTEE.

Ar 4 MEETING OF THE UNION Pc
n publican stata Central Committee, held
III Virginia City, June 81, lS7i. il was
Resolved. HAT II State Convention Of the
[ Mon Eopnhlican party he held at Winnie
mucra on Thursday. Scrt"m ber -, lS1i. to
nominate candidates for the following officers.
tu-wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Repre-
sentative in Congress, two Justices of the SUI
ircmc Court long and short terms,l Secrc-
tary Of state, Attorney General, Treasurer of
state Controller of state. Surveyor General,
Supcrinrcnd mt of Public Instruction, State
Mincraio"isr Clerk of the supreme Court,
and for the transaction OF such other busi-
ness a. shall properly come before the Con-
venti"n.
Resolved. That each county be entitled To
one delegate al large. one for each Ie1 votes
and one Tor each fraction over - votes cast
for j. ". iIalncs, Presidential Elector, at the
general election Of lS12.
icsolvcd, i hat thetcSt to ba required of all
voters at the primary elections of the party
shall be: first-Ar You II citizen Of the
| nitcd states and tho state of Nevada. or
will you be Il lawful voter at tho ensuing cleo
tiur: Secuud-N ill You support the nonli-
ness Of the Republican state and County
Convention al tn" next election:
Resolved, hat the several county commit
tees b, recommended TO adopt such other
means ard tests as may seem to them nec"--
sary tn the promotion OF purity and fairness
at the primaries.
Delegates are apportioncd to tho several
counties as follows:
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a Gard to the Public.

I STRAUS. THE PIONEER JEW ELER
-. Of Eureka. reminds the public that he
has. for over three years, satisfied the POOR
time he has d"cd and still deiics all compc-
tiion against him. lie has on hand every
thing pertaining 10 his line of business: il
for and they will be shown. lie has con-
yinced the public tha, he srls gold and >il-
yer watches cheaper than can be bought in
san ranesco or from Eastern manufacture
crs, as he deals with leading houses and pur-
ehasrs ut wholcsale prices only. In proof of
this you have only t" visit his place in V ellis.
Fargo n Co.'S building a;.i. after examining
his superb stock. he convinced that his en-.
porium is AS fine ns any on the Pacific Coast.
Jy2 STRAlS.
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CAuTlON!

'INIE STRIP OF LAND LYING NORTH
i OF TIE Eureka Consolidated Company's
furnaces has been unlawtully taken posses-
sion of during my xbscnce. All persons arc
hereby warned from purchasing the sams
from FRANK WAY CT any other party save
the undersigned. NJ. Il BARTLETT,
Agent OF !. {. BAT.N,>.
Eureka. july u. 1874 jyl.st.
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Republican Central Com
mittee.


ATA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
y Central Committee OF Eureka County,
held in the town Of Eureka. Eureka County,
Nevada, in the office of Thomas Wren. SER
trmbcr I'd, 1874, for the purpose Of calling Il
County Convention, etc., 1t was
Resolved. That a County Convention Of
tha Rcpublican party for Eureka County
be held in tho town Of Eurctn in the Court
housc,a the hour ofcleven IL o'clock \: N. on
the ) SIXTEENTH rs, day of SEpTEM BER
lsTi, for the purpose oi elccting Delegates to
tht stat convention, nominating candidates
for County md Township officers. and select
| ing II hcpnbican County Central Committee.
Resolved, That the number Of De "legatrs
| to tho County Convention te be limited TO
| iiIty-onn IL.
Resolved That Primary Election of the
| Ropnbllcan party in Eureka County for the
| purpose Of clecting Delegates to the Ecpuh-
| liran County Convention of Eureka County.
1874.
Resolved. That the following apportion-
| mcnt be made Of Delegates from the follow
Ing nnmed precincts. and also tho polling
pluccs:
Eureka, q: POLLS at Gour-housc.
Ensv I'LL, !; polls at sehalfc's l'rur store.
Fish Creek. /: rolls at B. Mckernan's.
Fish Creek. Antelope Valley, /; polls ht
fi>h Greek VI. Comrans's oiiicc.
Vanderbilt. >; poll, at j. NJ. Baiics's Sa-
loon.
Ioosac Nine, /; polls at IIoo.ac Hosting
| Works.
in'o Mi J, l; polls at Stuart's House.
I,rndcrber-. Nill, .; polls at Dundcrbcrg
.loistiiS = o5ks.
Spring Valley. /; polls at James Duker's
| House.
Devils Gate, /; polls at James linserfel-
dcr'S House.
Cort u, ,; polls at Cortcz Mill Office.
bc"Nawc, |: polls at Hugh MrCaIiom's.
faliSaG-. :: POLLS at j. Marcia nd's Store.
S"li'hur station, /; rolls at Sulphar Sta
tion.
ban: Highs ,iiain Eanci,. /; poll. Mt L.
iioomht ir's.
falEneI's Panch. = polls at Falknel's.
Resolved. That John JUnos and seth A Hen
be apioihted to act aS Judges, and Thomas
". iaYlpr rs Inspector at tn, Primary Flee
tion. to bc hid in Eureka; and Hudson Dill,
and ChaS.S .SchHltl a. judge. and Nm Condor
n, Inspector at thu Primary Election at Ruby
i!ill; and also TINT tho .,olls be opencd at
o'clock +. M.. and bo he!t open until -.
I.G.
Ecsolvcd, That at all other precincts the
voters are requested 10 apl ONT their Judges
ot Election and the time .uv opening and
closing the TOLL.
cfclyed. That the voting test shall be-
Aro you "A citizen Of tho United states
over the age Of twcntN-unn years, and er-
tilted To vote in this precinct, and are you 4
n.cnb Of lhn l.eplbican Party: 2"
THOMAS WREN, Chairman.
{. i. IoRS, Secretary. Il
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'lW0 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT on
1 the Bank of Paxton N Co.. enc fer $50
and the other for 500. The smallest check
numbered 3,9i. and the largest 3,t7i. Al
parties are cautioned against negotiating for
~" same. n payment ha cen STOPPED at the
Bank.
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Council Bluffs Iron Works !!
NIANTFACTIE OF ENGINES AND
vi Boilers: als)
MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY!

Office and Works on Mnin Street. Council
Butts Iowa.
+. HENDRIE, President
j. CORY. Scc'y and Treas
mvi.,-tf
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RChCkah Charity Decree. I.0.Q.F.

'INIE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TIE
| febcka all Charity Degree Lodge. |. q. O.
t., will be held until further notice on thc
first and third FRIDAYS "i each month.
Hour oi Meeting : o'clock T.. NJ.
s.-tf ". II. DAVENPORT, N.G.
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Furnished House to Rent

'I'o RENT THE House FohMEr. [n@,
1 ly occupied hy Col. Eobbins, ON -A9...a
North Main street. Apply t"
aagl--tf GEO. I IHACIlER 4 Go.
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I. O, G.. II.

ECLAMATIGN I.0R;E No. ~, |. O. CT.
IL meets every Tuesday evening a, 80
o'clock, in tbs odd Fellows Hall. Main street,
EurcLa. Ney.
". II. DAVENPORT, ". 7.
l.. Il. Dol or, Sac'y. c-au6
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FOR SAIEI

1 HOUSE, CONTAINING TWO -
~ rooms and kitchen. situated ON n
the hill and neal the schuol-hoGsc. A LIZ
good bargain is offered. ior particulars NJ
ply to MIS-. LEAL.
au..t-oy
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Condensed reIerrams.

Halffare arrangements have been made
with all the railroads for the Lincoln mon
ument dedication next Wednesday.
Two freight trains were wrecked by col
ision east of Stockport, Thursday evening,
delaying the arrival of the Cincinnati train
in New York some twelve hours.
The Direct Gable Company have deter
mined 10 abandon 3, miles Of cable and
make a new splice; LOO miles have been
laid thus far.
The Serranists have crossed the Ebro and
taken LaguardO. One thousand marines
leave Spain for Cuba next month.
The finest.church in North Scotland was
destroyed by fire yesterday at Aberdeen.
The American squadron has arrived in
the harbOr of Pireus, Greece.
Six thousand Yorkshire miners were
alocSed out" Yesterday.
English accountants make lengthy state
ments Of their efforts To balance the books
Of the Erie Railroad.
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AMUSING FREAK OF A DISCARDED
LOVER

The little village of Climax, Mich, has
had sensation. A charming little drug
Sist became enamOred of q rich widows
daughter, and pressed his attentions ar
IDENTIFY and persistently upon her, which
she as earnestly repelled, and finally he was
driven from the house. But he. eveD then.
was not willing to give her up; ne made
nightly visits TO the yard and peered
through the windows where his fair
dulcinea was supposed to be innocently re-
posing in the arms Of Morpheus, or some
other fellow. This trick was soon found
out, and he was expelled from the ward in
a manner that made him revOlve like a
fly-wheel. But not willing to give I'D
without at least relic of remembrance Of
the fair one, he visited the clothes
line the night after wash-dav,
and purlOined a chemise and pair of
drawers belonging to her, which he stuffed
aud hung up in his bedroom, making full
efigial representation of his adored BY add
ing a stuffed head and feet. He showed
considerable skill in his charcoal features
of the face, but if a person was going TO
ride OsIt with this feminine figure he would
lave no need of dashboard, for, like the
beiIeof Detroit, her feet would answer
every purpose. 1t is supposed from theap-
pearaqce of this nude figure, its demOral-
lied and disheveled condition, that it Occu-
pied a share of the yonng mans couch dur
ing the silent watches of the night, and
was hid away during the daytime to pre-
vent its discovery by the chambermaid. 1t
was found by officers who were searching
for the lost wearing apparel, who, after
showing the imitation mummy 10 a few
friends near by, heartlessly disembOweled
it, and carried home the stolen garments.
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CATHOLIC ABSTINENCE;
Organization Of Practical Immigra-
ti0n Bnreau.

OAb benA1"aAOAV VI 0 II N0CtAcch Ah Hht ) Ho-
ti0n Bnreau.
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-The Executive Coun-
ell Of the Catl0iic Sat.onal tGiai AGsti-
nence Union met here to-day TO put into
effect the legislation of the General Dele
gate Convention, which concluded its ses-
sion yesterday. President Byrne received
the following dispatch from Pope Plus IN:
"Rolae, Oct. 9.-The Sovereign Pontif,
from his heart, most lovingly grants the
benedictiUn asked to You and to all the DEL
egates Of the Catholic Uniun for Total Alb
s.ihencs. CARbINAL ANroSkLLI.'
The invitation extended by Archbishop
Purcell to have the next annual cOnven-
tiOn in Cincinnati was accepted.
An emigration department was ordered
to be opened to aid emigrants in finding
proper homes. Rev. John Inland, of ST.
Paul, Mimi; reported the features of this
plan. All correspondence on the Subject
should be addressed TO James W. Obnien,
General Secretary of the Union at New
York. Information will be furnished emf
grants through commissioners to be ap-
pointed in all the seaboard cities, and
measures will be taken to keep emigrants
from the demoraliElng influence of intem-
perance when they first land, and TO send
them speedily to safe homes.
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CHATTANOOGA.
The Canvass Among the Rolling
Mills.
Porter fn the Lead, and VIII Run
Ahead OF the Ticket.

Porter fn the Lead, and VIII Run
Ahead OF the Ticket.
Special to the Union and American.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 9.-Porter and
Maynard spoke to large crowd in James
Hall to-day, beginning at P. NJ. Maynard
led of, and his speech was not different
from those already printed. He discussed
the funding and assessment laws, the peni.
tentiary lease, Civil Rights and the Porter
resolutions.
Porter's reply was well received,
and he was frequently interrupted by ap
plause. He showed that the funding and
assessment bill and penitentiary lease
were not party measures, and that as many
Republicans as Democrats, in proportion.
voted for these measures in the Leg
islature. He gave a scathing review
of Maynard's record on all important
questions since 1859, and showed that he
had no policy if elected but to construct a
government nos of the people but supported
by Federal bayonets. Porter made friends
and will run ahead Of his ticket in this
county. Maynard failed to sustain the
high estimate his parlisans has placed upon
him as political debator. Nc.
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CHURCH CONGRESS.
Yesterdays Progress.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The General Con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
resumed its session this morning. The
part of the church reserved for the pub lie,
was crowded, mainly with women. At
the conclusion of the religious services the
curtain dropped in front of the chancel to
improve the acoustic properties Of the
building.
A communication was read from the
House of Bishops, stating that they bad
received representatives from England and
Canada. and they had appointed comm {
tee to consider plan for better under
standing between the churches of England
and Canada and Of America. This body
concurred in the action Of the House of
Bishops, and a committee consisting of
Rev. Drs. Meade, Vinton, Rudder and
MeSsrs. Ruggles and Fish, was appointed
TO act in conjunction with the committee
from the House of Bishops.
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nosroSs LITERARY SELL.

The flourish with which Mr.. Longfellow $
noem was brought out in Boston naturally
sed N the s1pposition that it had never be-
fore seen the light. 1t was announced as
80 new Doem- in that pre-eminently can
tions ionrnal. the Nelc York Erening Post.
Tba HeraId printed it entire. with extend
al editorial comment; the Hartford COus
ranf and the Springfield Republican, a,
TsiI A. the Roston papers, likewise treated
it as an unpublished WORK. ln s''en so.
comnanv we NAV as well confess that we
were deceived; that the poem IS not new y.
the sense intended by the papers "iiieh
have published it. The fact oi the iilA.teI .II
is, that il had already been printed III llle
Neio York Ledger Of dareh =, M. Don
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10
THE SOUTHERN PLOT.
what the Carpet Baggers are Prepar-
ing for Alabama-A Similar Game 20
be Played i'm Arkansas.

be Played i'm Arkansas.
Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, Oct. e.-The demands Of
the SodtheFn taipet-OaggerS Tor fresh legis.
lation by Congress next session will prOba-
/. bly, take the shape of suspension of tile
writ of babeas corpus, which was contained
in the Enforcement Acts, but allowed 10
expire at the end of the session preceding
the Presidential election of 1872. In 9TH
er particulars the Enforcement Acts
give all the tower 70 the. President
that the spirit Of tyranny cail SUGGEST. In
addition to this, it is now apparent that the
Republican leaders in Alabama, anticipai-
ing Democratic victory in spite of all the
bayOnet influences at work, are getting
ready TO set up a rival Legislature and
State government; for which they will de-
manJ the cOniitenafiee of GfaTt and Con-
greSs. Arkansas, notwithstanding its over
whelming Conservative majority, is to be
dealt with ia like manner. The Civil
Rights bill, pending in the House
will also be pressed to sue
ceSsful issue; and the President,
in published interview with the so-called
Senator Spencer. has intimated that he will
sign it. 80 far froin any thing being done
to remedy the wrongs Of Louisiana, there
is prospect OF the army being increased in
order to hold her and other Southern States
in subsection.
1t, of course, is predicted by experienced
lobbyists that Congress will be perfectly
wild next winter on the subject OF appro-
priations and jobs, as two hundred mem
bers at least will 10 longer have a consti-
tuency to fear.