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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. $40.
UNITED STATES SURVEY no. iaa.

uYNIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE, CAR
u son City, Nevada, Aug. %, 1876 Nosice
is hereby given that the Silver Lear ooia
and silver Mining COMPANY, ccrpfsuon
under and by virtue Of the laws OF the STATE
of Nevada, has this day by William hius,
its duly authorized agent. whuse post office
aidress Is at the kureka Mill. Lyon county.
Nevada, made application for . patent Tor Que
Thousand lieool linear feet Of the silver Lear
Lode, bearing gold aud silver, SITUATED IN tne
Devils Gate and Chinatown mining u's.Ii.s'
Lyon county. state Of Nevada. together Win
surface ground six hundred teoci feet IN width,
said claim being designated on the OFFICIAL piat
in this office rs L. :. Survey. No. ! q, IN towh
shin IL. uorfh of range II, NJ -, NJ, the eN'e
rior boundaries of said lot No. IL being a.
fallows, to.wit: Beginning at post marked
No I, U. :. Survey No. IL, said post being
identical with the 5. W. corner post OF the 81.
Iouis Co.'S. U. $. Survey No. %, aud running
first course s ~ degrccs. W SV icet 10 posi-
No . whence bears y post marked Lyon couu.
" line y Is degrees 10 minutes W, hagstaa
on NJ, Davidson n L. degrees q inmates
W. tallesi smoke stack on Succor hosting
works y 81 degrees f.. tallcst smoke staeS
ON Buckcve hoisting works ~ degrees r..
thence running from said post No, 2 second
course. s. Is degrees - miuafcs f., looo feet
TO post No =. thence thipi course. \. ~ de-
crrps E. zoe feet TO post No. !, whence bears
the "a section corner on east line OF section !.
township II, north range II degrees ~ ". y.
NJ n.
feet the =. ". corner post VI the kmisrani,
Ir.. Co.'S T. :, Survey No ~, 5. .iis T., dis
tant lass feet; thence running from said post
No. 4. fourth course, \. % degrees y inmates
W - feet to post ): thence, ffta course. \.
ssh degrees w at lS2 feet the \. W, corner
post " the Emigrant, Ir,, Cos Y. ;. survey
No az IA feet 10 post No. o; thence, sixth
course. :. g. dcgrees W, .st feet to post No. !,
the point of neutrality-suspicious. Is l'el~
acres Bearings oppressed from true mer,disn
magnetic variation IL degrees - minutes Il
The labor aud Improvements consist OF a,
shaft 30 feet deep aud tunnel, exceeding i've
hundred dollars IN value, Said claim Is partly
bounded on the east hy the Emigrant- DR..
Company's claim sad partly on the north ny
the ST Louis ComparN's claim, and On the
west and south nv no known ciaimSnts, Ehc
notice of location il duly recorded in Boek 1,
folios "a aud +aa Of The records ni the Devils
Gate and Chinatown mining district,
Lyon county, Nevada, at Silver CITY, IN
the office OF the Recorder of said district.
ANY and all persons ella ming adversely any
portion of said silver Leaf Gold and Silver
Mining Cosnpsny's said claim are requires
within sixty days puhhcSttun herrreof 90 hle
with the register al the United states Land
otsce az Carson CITY, Nevada, their protest
and adverse claim or they will he barred by
virtue OF the provisions Of the statute.
Sng2S { y. HARRIS, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

NOTICE NO. $50.
U. s. SURVEY NO. ,ss.

IT s. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY
u . Nevsds. Aug. 10 Iss6.--Notiee is hereby
| given that charles I.anzsc and Charles knop
ri, eitizeussof the United States, have this
day made application for a patent for fifteen
hundred elSooi feet linear of the Comet Lode
bearing gold and silver situated in the Devil's
Gate and Chinatown mining district. county
of Lyon. State of Nevada. together with sur
face ground four hundred tso0l feet IN width
the same being the estimated width OF said
Lode within said claim. SO far as the same
can be sseertsined from present developments
said claim being designated GA the Official plat
on iile In this Office as L. ;. Survey No, lsS
in township No. 10, north Of range y h., NJ
D. NJ. the exterior boundaries of said lot No.
lsS being as follows, towtt: Beginning al q
most marked Ne l. u. :, Survey No. Us. stu
a,ed on east side Ravine, aud whence bears
the South 81. Louis Co.'S shsft \. aSs degrces
E. the y. +. corner post OF The Atlantic Con
solicited Go s L. ;. Survey No, III, \. y dc
gree f.. the Atlantic Co.'S shalt \. lSS de
grees West. distant ahout 100 feet, the $. w
corner Of section :, township ID. north range
81 E.. NJ u NJ. ). So. degrees W. distant 27us
feet: thence running from said post No. |. first
course. :. ~ degrees tIe feet 10 post No, 2,
thence. second course s. = degrees ". $500 feet
to post No. s: thence, third course. \. = soe-
crecs W. 100 feet to post No. l. whence bears
The : II corner post No. : of the south knd
Mining Co.'S L. :, Survey No. la0 :, l. = de
.rees W. distant lta feet: thence running
fnam said post No. l. fourth course, \. de
gryes +, 800 feet TO post No !. the point Of
bcgipninr-cnntaining Is 67-ieo acres, Bear
inc> expressed from tfGe meridian magnetic
variation IL degrees 20 minutes s. The labor
and improvements consist of two tunnels.
each over 100 feet IN length, aud exceeding
Eve hundred dollars iu value. This claim is
In close proximity aud 10 the east OF the At
lantic Consolidated Co.'S clsim and The South
End Mining co s claim snd is bounded on
the north. east and south by no known claim
ants. The notice of location j. duly recorded
in Book |, folio 3i6, Of the recorSts of Devil
Gate and Chinatown mining district ST the
office of the recorder thereof in Silver City,
county of Lyon. State Of Nevada. Any aud
all persons Claiming adversely any portion of
the said Comet Lode Come; Mining Com
pans's claim are required within the sixty
DAYS publication hereof - iiie with the Regis
Ter of the United states Lsnd Office nj Carson
City their protest snd adverse claim or they
viii Ne barred hv virtue of The provisions of
the statute,
sarss,s5d c. y. HARRIS, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
Assessment Notice.

X-IRGINIA CITY COAL COMPANY
v Location Of principal pisre " business
Virginia CITY. Nevada Location Of works.
II Dorado Canyon. Lyon county. Nevsas. -
Notice is hereby given ,hst a: = meeting
Of The trustees Of said company, held on the
tseenth tl5tA) dsy 81 september, A. n 1915.
an assessment No, iel Of ten ttnA cents per
share was levied upon the capital s'ece Of
sie corporation. payable immediately In Uni
tel States gold eein. 10 the Secretsry &, the
efficr OF the COMPANY. Room No. Bank If
csli;0rais building, TSylor street., Nirsiufs
City, Nevada And any stock upon which
this assesslnen, hall rvnaain unpaid ON Tues.
day ihc Seventeenth tlStal day Of October,
\ u. 1876. . ell b. deemed delinquent and
viii bc duly advertised ser sale at public sue
.ioa, Sat unless payment is made h fore, Will
be Sold en- MONDAY the Twentieth tagthi
dan u Nov 4aber. 4 - 1876. % pay the deilD-
anent assessment. together With costs q, Nd
vrrtising ans expenses II sale.
\. c. LORD, Secretary.
oaice-Rooln Nc bsak Il CAlifornta
bnilaiEg. Ts.lof street. Virginia city. Ne
yadk
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
Assessment Notice.

q URE0LA MINING CNMPaNY.-Io-
N ca,aoa u principal place o' business
SAL Francisco California location 81 works
h wis Gate District, Lyon County.
Nesaia--N Notice is hrrehy Civ n, that s. =
meeting q: ths Trustees oi ssld regnpsuy, L III
OBJ ,ae 2Sa II September. 1876, al s-sesssllasisi
NE. - az len {loi Gents per sharv was
levied upon the capital stock II the eorpora-
toa. pay able immediately i. gali cain ~ tie
United s,ssts, q the Secretary. at the cfhcy
uf the cempsny Room /, No. as1 Nantgomr' !
street. san Francisco Any s,eck upon which
this assessment, shall remain uGpsi4 usi the atl
day ai October. 1875. will he delinquent. ans
advertised for sale u; public .net'nn; and
unless payment IS made hefore viii be sold
on sATJ kDAY. the 2lst day of November
ls'e. 10 pay tie Delinquent assessment, tge'h
CT " III costs Of a1ver;isin2 sni expenses al
sale TuAn. y FITCH secretary
OFFICE Room /, Ne, sao Montgomery street
SAN Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

UDgopoSED AMENDMENT AND REvT-
sion Of the Constitution of the State
Of Nevada. passed NJ the seventh session Of
the LEGISLATURE:
Rasalvet by the Assembly. the Senate con-
curing That the Constitution of the State
Of Nevada be amended ~ follows:
Aneui SECTION one OF Article TX, Of the
Constitution of the State OF Nevada 50 as 10
read - follows:
section 1. The nscal yesr shall commence
on the tirst day of December in each year.
Passed January II. 1878
Resolved. by the Assembly the Senate con-
curing That our history asa State has taught
rs the necessity OF revising the Constitution;
We theref re recommend the electors. 1T the
merit election for members OF the Legislature.
20 vote for or against the calling Of conven-
ton for the purpose Of revising the Constitu-
ton Of the state Of Nevada
Passed. February IL ISIS.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copies from the original enrolled Resolutions
on nie In my once.
Witness my hand and the Great seal OF
-. August !. 1870. s.AL
J. D. MINOR. ssey 81 STATE
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
NEW YORK. CASH PRICK LIST,

A gallons. caa and boS...-....-... -. $50
10 gallons. ke2 '+.-s''' 1900
10 eal2aus. half oarrel. ...-.. 10 70
a. gallons. one barrel ...-.,...----- 49, S0VV
We have in stock. % orr eva f1snufAcs're'
roofing uaxtrr. ais At the following loR prices
lelo rolls extra Rubber Roofing ~ , ceatS
nsr saaa~r foot Ger We will furnish Rubber
gaaaag, Mails. Caps ana slate Psiat or IA
entire new raof at a. cents per sqil&rr i"'t.
aN1o rolls a-ply Jared .oelas feiS' 81 =
cents per square foot, -
500 rolls 5 ply Tsrrea Roofing fe!t. ~ .
cents per square foot, -.
100 rolls rarrea Shea.hine- AZ : een' PER
square foot. - :.
sslo gallons ine R1amcl Paint. rniNee rra0y
for use. on insiae or outside work, 81 - per
seal forsauple cara ~ eolcrs. All oraoTS
must be accompanied with the I'sotfy or sAti>-
factory city references, No eoaas sHlePed
c. o. d. unless exposs charges are .a~FaA'
teed.
sample orders solicited
n. Y. Slate Paint Company.
,oaA los MAIDEN LANE, New York.
seps-Sm
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
Assessment Notice.

nAYToS GOLD AND SILVER MI
IL ing Company location If principal
place of business. City and Caanty Of San
Francisco, California. Lccstioa u works
Devils Gate District. Lyon County. Ne
vsds.--Notice Is hereby given that ST .
meeting of the Boari Of Directors hela en the
eth day OF september. 1876, IA assessment NO.
g. af One Dollar 81 per snare WAS ieyled upon
the capital stock If the corporation. payable
Immediately, in Jnte3 states gold coin. to
the Secretary IT the otaee 81 the Company
Room No. - Hsywaris bsIilaiag, No. AZ Cali
furnia street. san Francisco. California
Any stock upon which thus assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 18th day ef oetbber.
le76. will be delinquent AMI advertised faF
sale at public auction; and enles- payment is
made before will be sola On FRIDAY. ths
Third lsdl day of November. ls7d. 10 pay the
delinquent assessment. tossether with costs ot
advertising and expenses q sale.
By order Of the Beard u Direcsers.
W. h. DEAN. sec-etxrv.
Once Room Is, Hayward building, No
&l9 California street. San Francisco. califor
mia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
LYON COUNTY TIMES.
-x-----------NS--s4
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
which may be done with one-four'h the
usual expense by using the
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FOR Use.
MIXED READY FOR Use.

uNrRr-pRoor, WATERPROOF. DVkA-
k' ~ Economical ard Ornamental A
r-,af n,sv he covered with very chean
sh,nsle and BY application of THIS STAT o
male 10 last from 70 90 - years. otd r,sois
car be pate he'd and coated, hsoking fnoeh et''
ter and lasting longer than new ~ . v ny
or, the slate for oSE-THiRn TIE Gust or
RF.SHlNGLINei. The expense OF stating pew
shlnples Is ouiy about the cost Of SIMPLY ny
ing them. The paint is FtRR-FksoN sS.l'4>e
spxrks or fying enaee-s, s. may es sas',s ~,
led by anyone. 1T SfoPS - hha Ls--NN n
ana for tir or iron has no elnsl. A. " eNpSt'ls>
nv heat contracts by cold, ana >sSss tsSsNs
nv scales Roots covered with Tar Sie stniaS
rsit can he made water-tight at a sieaa eA-
.,anse and preserved for many Neas' auiS
a,ate Paint il EXTRENtLh ShhAf' W.
rSllons will cover hHnarci 81 - ~
shinsle roof. while on tan, iron, teit, HastcheH
h,sr3s or any Smooth surface. from Two
,,xrts 10 one gallon Sre required e. 10 : aAte
ssst Of surface and although the VNint has
hsavy sody it is easily applied vita n erash
no TAR Is USED IN THIS COMPOSITION.
Therefore it neither cracks in " inter nor rams
An SIMMER on deesyea shingles u huS az
sha hoes and pores. and gives ucw s''asist-
t,al roof that viii last tor wears Sas4.~ .,
v.rnsi shtngles ii brings TO TIER PAGES s'lI
keaps them there, II ails up All aetts Ia -
roofs. stops the lesks. ana s4tRoa@a ~
driver rain aoet not sifsct II a teS hearS st'VI
snplyinc A. nearly all paints thsi ar etaeA
caatxin Tar. DC sure you oosaln oaE 1ANS ~
srtie.e, which flor sninsle roofs IL ShoSe'
LATE COLOR when first srpiisi, ca Aass as
m about a month TO = uui,orm slate eoinF, an
Is II all inteuts and pur poses SLATE va -
ROOFS our red color Is psaa'ly -; -
,~-a ,oat !. A,uSl 10 ave Of snv CT 53asTs pant
Far BRICK WALLS our aBIasr REn : the only
reliable Slate Paint ever nltro4aoea tAat VII
cd sctaaily prevent asmpuess tresa pfoesfaf-
r. and ais,aloring the plaster, Thrse pNta's
are also largely used on Vat-he0sss aa1 eAs's
.,lv r,,'ors are CaaooLArE RED. BEsssT lsEp
4 al ORASvK.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

And In accordance with law. and an order
Of the Beard Of Directors. made ON the 18th
day of August. lsT6, 81 many shares Of each
parcel II such stock AZ may De necessary, Will
h. soid a. public auction. st the office OF the
Company. No si9 Calf, rnis street. Room
No i, san Francisco, Cal, on THURSDAY,
thu ias day Of October. isft, At the hour Of
O'Clock r. N. Of said day to pay said de-
linauent assessment thereon. together with
cosisof advertising aud expenses uf the sale.
EDWARD =. STONE. Secretary.
ofhee-ais CALIFORNIA; street. Rooin No. 8
San Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
v:rqinia & Truckee r. r.
New Arran E Q mentl
l1eHTNlNe exPRessi

AN AND AFrER MONDAY. NAY l, ISIS ,,
Through rralsss DAILY
a.tveeu VIRGINIA CRY and IAN Fran.
CISCO. via Vallejo. will leave ~ foliows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
notice.!

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD
il OF Equalization Of Lyon County. Nevada,
will be in session ON Monday. October. sth.
1879. al she once % the County Clerk Of said
Lyon County. when and vhcrv the following
named persons. the valuation u whose pro-
perty has tscn added 10, may appear before
the board. and upon making AifidAvits that
they had no knowledge OF such Increased
valuation Of their property may have . hear.
ing before said Board, Wis:
Hugh MeKevitt. increased on real estate. $50
Charles Tfney. .' " lOf
u, y, wysnan. :. /" :. iA
" Elmer. !" 80
Jas NAphtaly. !. ia
J. II. Ada6ns. inereased on solvent dsbas. iOOl
J. A. BONHAM,
CLERK Of Board Of Equalization.
Dayton. Oct. u. lsis.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
Delinquent Notice.

Il OSSUTH MINING CoMPANY-Lees-
m tioa az principal place e business. San
lranc,sco, California I.ocaiion OF wntks,
Devils Gate District. Lyon County. State Of
Nevada Netiee--Taer- are selinqgen, a!sa..
the following described ssoek. on account Of
assessment NE. u levied on the 18th day Of
August, 1876. the several amounts set oppo-
site the nsls.s of the respective sharehold-
err as fpllQwr
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

IN xACBgAnlAM. with Assistants
II . can Alwayp - found q his shop.
MAIN STREET, aII.vER CITY, prepared "
DO MA1n QUITTING. HHAMPO0I10 and
SHAVING In the mos1 tas1eful mazass pos-
sthls shop open ell day sunday Give hiD
call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
NOTICE.

LvoR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND MIN
Il ing tar silver will be taken ~ she smoun
of ave dollars. TN all amounts above thn
the usual discount will Be sssda.
.. y. NASH.
Asse.sas kyon County.
->,.ytoa. Nss-. ynas -. isss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FoR Jvpas OF TUE SUPREME CouRr:
O. II. LEO y 4 II ID.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
BOOTS AND SHOES,

OF all descriptions. and he wishes all 80 give
him . call before purchasing elsewhere. as hs
can and will offer superior Inducements 10 xaY
house IN the State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
aoINa wEsr-wII.L LEA +

N. N YERINGION.
General supt
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-02-18
Columbia Fire.

Early Friday morning II. a. Blanks bar
room aud warehouse were discovered to be
on fire. The fire spread rapidly and Main
street from the river to Pearl Street was
swept out in half an hour.
The good people OF our sister VILLAGE
claim their misfortune to Rave bean the
work of an incendinry. No doubt it was
our remarks about our confederation.
would hear repetition just here.
Fires are decidedly too Eloquent among
business houses to preclude the suspicion
that while some suffer innocen,iy others. do
not make them profitable. It is a 49,, Nv,
and sure way to close out stock ana =
good mesns ofa compromise.
But business interests ought to look
mora. cautiously at its surroundines-
ldlers- vaSabonds-st strangers appearan-
many other forsbodings-.hat In
dictate nothing to loose and much to gain
on the confusion. Among the sufferers we
find the names of. r. A. Blanks. r. B,
Blanks I. I. Davis. Mr.. Haas, J. A. Whit
ton. DR.. F. NJ. Thornhill, Jackson and Rut.
land. J. I. b. Everett Shuu1aksr and
Noble and q. w. Pierce. No doubt there
was considerable insurance but we have
no figures and can hazard no conjectures,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-02-18

Among the many measures OF relief and
rof"rm put forward i'll our Legislature, We
500 no reference to the propriety OF est alb
fishing system ofpoor- houses in tho State
for the protection and correction of pau.
pers These necessary evils are becoming
overy year more abundant and burden
somo t" the Taxpayers. Some general
plan throughout the State should DO devils
ed where by the infirm and helpless could
DE taken care OF, the poor and friendless
furnished with employment. and tho idle
IN" vagrant made to work for their support
This IL one ofthc most vital and important
questions of tho future for tho South. and no
who solves 1t best, will deserve well of the
RepMhllc
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-02-18
'.Fiery and Turbulent"

Tho Washington correspondent of the
New Orleans Democrat says:
The superservient zeal shown by West in
pressing the continuation Of Billings,
taken in connection with his clearly
manifested disposition to postpone action
IN Pinchback's case, on the ostenSib biz
ground that his Immediate admission
would provoke an outbrake in Now Orleans
that would issue in the overthrow Of KEEL
'!ogg. provoked n very frank and unpalata-
b expression ofopinion by Mr.. Bruce, OF
Mississippi, relative to the Radical leaders,
especially tho carpet baggers of the South.
He clearly perceived Vests treachery to
Pinckb back and the general hollowness of
Radical pretenSionS to special love for the
negro. He denounced Grant and the load
ing white Radicals of the South as untruth-
they used the negro for selfish purposes only
and did not scruple to have him killed in
order to furnish political capital to the party.
He said that the negro could not further
rust them, but would be compelled. tor
self protection and quiet, to form political
alliances with tho resident white men of the
south, who, rs class, We're honest and
The speech produced a terri
Die panic among the Radical Senators
Alcorn enjoyed it wi lille Cameron and Howe
it ms a "het of II spaach The
Democrats applauded it. and told Bruce the
negroes ought all to be Democrats.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-02-18
How to Hang Pictures.

; No picture ought to hang higher than tho
height OF the average human standing. II
is tho almost universal rule in our houses
to hang pictures much above this level, and
they cannot be enjoyed there. II the pic
ture ia a portrait, or if it have faces in it, its
eyes should look as nearly into ours IA pos
sible and ifthere be no such simple guide.
perhapsa good rule will be to have tho line
that divides the picture horizontally into
equal parts level with the eye: If one
starts in hanging pictures with the deter
inination to place them so that they can be
easily seen and enjoyed without stretching
the neck the least or stopping the body, he
farm houses and country taverns we often
zee pictures, particularly portraits, skyed as
high as iftheir owners had been Academy
hangers, and the painters young rivals OF q
new school. 1 suppose the reason is that
nhe simple hearted owners think picture
such a precious thing, it can't DO hung too
securely out OF the reach of meddling hands
They are often not clear in their minds rs
to what q picture is meant for. and not find
ing in it any practal relation to human life
and society, they treat it with reverence,
AMI put 1t where it will disturbe them rs
little as possible. But, as people come to
enjoy pictures. and get some intellectual,
spirit nourishnIent out OF them, they
want them AZ they want their books, where
hey can see them and use them.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-02-18
The Real Facts.

It is useless longer to disguise, even from
ourselves, the fact that Louisiana is to be
where the 'bioody shirt's is lacked to the
and it's satellites will endeayor to direct the
befogged attention of the North, in order to
again awaken the now fast dying embers Of
now being made to taunt our people into
some overt act which Grant and his Radical
Representatives may torture into either
intimidation or violence Louisiana must.
in the opinion of the Radicals, again serve
as plant tool to aid her enemies in secur-
One by one the Southern States have been
slipping from the ruinous grasp of the
remain but two which can be at all utilized
IN aiding the National Republican party i'll
the next campaign. or which can serve as
the party, whore they can be offered treas
nries to rob and Federal bayonets to protect
them in their schemes Of spoliatiot1. IF the
efforts of the Radicals to persuade or tempt
as into an exhibition of anger be not sue
cessful, they will be treated to a severe
of the means by w hich they hope to infiu-
ence the independent vote OF the country,
the desde the issues Of
not allow ourselves to fall easy victims Into
the net spread for us.
however, we must be unusually active and
vigilant; but it must be an exercise of intel
nrs OF on by hoHes of
the campaign passionateIy and vindictively,
nor must we prove lagartls in the field; our
columns must move steadily onward with
u determination born of reason and GOODNESS,
and must be nlarshalea by men who Will
not allow themselves to be angered by
taunts and threats, or arnhuScaded by lllrk-
ing or treacheroua camp followers. We
must recognize the fact that upon our own
efforts depends our success or failure. We
have few. ifany, friends whose advice il
purely unseifish, whose promised aid
will ever come; every step we take we mus,
be prepared to Justify before the world, and
must ourselves be assured will need no
retrograde movement to rearrange or
regret. The citizens of Louisiana must
win me 3h hgnt Tor themselves and by them
justice, and their battle conducted with
cafmness and cool courage.-N. q. Bulletin.