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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-20
NEWS FROM HOWARD-A BATTLE TO EE
FOUGHT.

Geo. Scbbaski. the courier who arrlveuM
Bozeman to-day, says he left lioWalus
command on the 10Th, at 8 a. IN. HOWARD
was in communication with Stnrgls AM
Merritt, and ] O'Clock p. III. was the houfs'
for the attack. Sturgis was at the lower
end of the canyon, which runs eastwaro@
Hart Mountain, and Merritt was near ~
hand and coming III from the Sotlth. Me''",
bad checked the Indians march. anu lhs'e'0
Of crossing Hart Mountain ana pas'"s
around south of Sturgis, they had pass''
down the creek toward Sturgis, anu "e'0
camped at the upper end OF 'he cans.,
When the courier left, Towards iilal"'
were marching down the valley TO give >"
tie, having camped within five miles o. r -.
Indians. His cavalry were to go upo'
Mountain, and prevent the Indians lfo'n
Gaping we tt the southwest. NJ 0eo, rsa.
says the canyon through which the ia', sml
were about to na.S is deep and ruc,SSc st.amnt
predicts that If Joseph and his PAM Win.
to eseape that way they will be Daui i,o amnl
ped. lie thinks !; battle was nlesl'ap ,he In.
that there was no possible show iol heir
dams to escape unless they aoalluo ~ foot.
horses and climb the mountains u md
Howard's men. though short o. 'alontilent
elothing, were in good spirits, anu t,a 9th. an
OF victory. On the morning ., '1;.n.fIf up
Indlaa picket. who had p@erchea ', mas lkilra
in the rocks near Howard s camp "CCoI. Gil
and scalped by Towards scouts. 60 miles
bert ansi Lient. Doane were passe1u ;s about
this side of Howard, and llo "se. Fork
900 miles from the a,ines OIL NIL.
RovSIlGan. Sept. 81.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-20

been poorly managed. 1t has roo,
placed in the hands of Mr.. Lewis !, been
then has been materially improved "u ISL Slice
had a force of hands engaged tho ile has
months in opening the m;,o p"Ss Two |
shape. Two i%nelines and a humber 81 p'op'
have been run. The ledge now evl rstA
ore which is estimated at over fva %sAnlOs
tons of most beautiful Tree mjlyinu "''orol
company has a lo-stamp wet crns he. He
which on the day of our visit m,do lnH,
start under its new %manaeement "nfN
David Carson, Of ST. Louis. who !, w.
pcrintendent of the mill. is AN old h.a, "
the milling business, and his foren,.n ~
j. $. Collins Q of the foundry man r l''
Inns, of Collins & Mcclure, of ST Ill. W.
also an experienced hand, ~llaviup w. :
raised in Il machine shop. Mr.. Hort "'n
gested that we take another day in "s'
ing, agreeing to show me as ,,,ur p"'
mines-solne of which he is ,hr ,,i.ao. IVY
and owner OF. lie named over Soma
pretty names, of which was the coroa
Alice and Lady Byron, which he said W..
rich, pretty and promising, but. AS la uou''
not name a HUsBANDMAN subscriber un''
the route, | had to decline his offer. pMu
lipsburg needs nor MILLS. There W
great many miners here who " uo.1
leads, but have not the means to ,.,n,o.
them. They have held on to them scv,,I
years in the hope that sometime wo,,I
turn up, by which they could reap som,
benefits from them. and are still hoping Dr.
ter prospects. One l0->tamp mill that vo,1,
do custom work would do more to durolou
the mines of this camp, thai. five s,rh =.
are now here. II these miners could lavu
their ore tested as they went down on their
leads, they would be encouraged, and llm.
drcds Of new hedges would be Opened
Give Phillipsburg two more mills and she
will lival Butte in population and business
1t has the ore-plenty of it,. and only heed.
the mills.
/ cannot leave the mines, however, with.
out mentioning the clever manner in which
l was received by the miners. | found them
Sociable and communicative. They an
peared to have as tender feelings for a
stranger agricultural man as for anyone
else, and, had our pockets been large
enough, we could have carried away a
whole ton Of their precious and beautiful
ore, since scarcely a mine did we visit but
we were offered choice specimens. In the
town rs we'll us the miEes | might name the
same hospitable disposition OF the people.
at the meeting of the Band Of Hope
lodge, which it was my good fortune to at
tend. found the same generous feeling to
be the prevailing sentiment. The standard
of the society Of the town is gauged by
Band OF Hope. The "hope" is large and
magnanimous. and the band is big" and
steadily growing, and it is Il pleasure 10 re-
cord its PROGRESS. Will.
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NEWS FROM HOWARD-A BATTLE TO BE
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-20

ton.
Tho next mine visited near by, is known
by the classic name of the Sharktown mine.
1t is owned by III: Il. Murray and j. Il.
Dumphy. They have a shaft down $50 feet,
They have run some levels and are taking
out ore which is being crushed at the North
west mill. They are also driving a tunnel
from the loot OF the hill and aye within $50
feet of the lodge, having already gone In 300
feet. This tunnel will tap the lead about
$50 feet below the surface. The lead is on
the same hill with the Speckle Trout, and if
not the same vein it is its first cousin, as the
ore is quite as rich.
Further over the hill we visited the Sal
mon mine. owned by james Estell and Eli
Holland. 1t has a shaft so feet down. a
body of ore four or five feet thick. and avs
from 10 to SO ounces Of silver t o the ton.
There are q number of other leads upon
| the same hVA but | DO not remember their
, 1877-03-05
9nldnoiC1e Dspe(1en.

Newart, 49,. 2. Mar3. gbas.
&perlon uno iein 8raosr @aIter seris.
then seitern Mbeno wdbrenb zines &ar-
tenlpieles in etnen Streit, mdbreno toel.
dem Walter ieinem 8ruber einen Mei=
ierltid DerIebte, welder Die 2unse bur9-
bohrte uno cine uabri@einlid t5otli9s
@unbe perurladte.
gliaabetb, N.sS., 3.Mdr3. 8ors
9eItern elm Gnabe, Mamens 9amiIton,
luel9er nit mebreren &ameraoen auf Ell.
men in 9epesuns befinoliden &oblensus
%seiprunsen mar, bon bemlelben berab-
seftoBen, gerietb bei'm Tallen untsr Die
@doer uno wuroe 10 i4rsdli@ psritiim=
melt, oaB er balb oarauf itarb. &C.
bsimpoIisiiien bemiiben ii&, bic MaMen
Der &naben, weI@e ben llnfaI perurla@.
ten, 3u ermitteIm.
, 1877-03-05
Mtutltt ttlesr. peps(3ta.
Ser &rieg int Orient.

2onbpn 8. Mdr5. Cine Depef4e
aus GonIfantinopeI melbet, bab bic Bfor
te Don 9Rublano cine grtldruns iiber bei-
fen friessrifae @orbereitunsen fOroern
,piro. Sic tiirf.i6e &esierung bat Re,
reits Bel Der Ditreidiiden &esierun9 an
qefrast, in tuel9er Mbii9t BON berielben
Sruppen an Der @ren5e bon &roatien II.
9almatien auiammen sesosen milroea.
SIM britii@en llnterbauie ertldrte BET
Gei@stanSler seitern auf cine bon Serrn
Munoeller seitelte Grase, es lei pabr,
Tou1oan 8ep unb adt @noeie BON Der
Gommiiion, uel@e beauftrast purbe'
eire l1nicrlu6uns ii6er bic @reusltbaten
in gulsarien an5ultellen, freiDelpro9en
,poroen ieisn. 5r. Barring, Der @efretdr
Der britilden Gelanoidaft in &onitan-
tinopel, betra6te bieie Greiipre9uns als
anseSebli6 uno i'm @iosriprude nit bem
DepDnlrten Seu9n1B; CT Dlelt es 1nr ut1'
toabri6einli9, bas fernere ProseIIe por.
genommen tpiirben.
9as Yariier nMemoriaI DIPLOMAT.
que" beltatist oas @erii9t, bab Gnslano
Der rulIil9en &esieruns ben @or19Ias
sema6t bat, Ser Pforte Triit gu setat=
ten, UNI Die Nufti6tisteit ibrer &eform=
beitrebunsen gu erproben. Sic Inter.
banolungen iiber bieien @oridlas iino
iopeit. fru6tlos 9e5lieben, inbem &uB-
Lamb barauf beitebt, oaB England einen
D.rtras nit &ublano in geSus auf oas
in 3ufunit gu becba9tenoe @erfabren
abi@lisben ioa; england tpsisert ii9,
bierauf eiusu9eben.
, 1877-03-05
Garopaifhf NaAridtfa.

Dresoem. Ser InsIAuB oes vSons
ferpatiocn @ereinS in Sahieu" 1T in
gctreff Der teporltc5enoen 9teicb8taasz
fid wablen gu Dem CSntldlulle 9elan9t,
BEN %fonieroatiuen 8Gblern in oep
Wa6ltrcilsn, no lid) 9ocialoemofratsn
unb Nationadibcrule scaeniiberiteben,
ba5 @intreten fir 2estere Su smpfeblcn,
fails iih biels!ben entihlieBcn tOnuen
9~enii9cnSe @arantie1 fit ibre 9altung
in Der Observation-Disclosures gu seben.
Wcitcrs s3usetdnonilic iollsn i'm 0ius
blide auf Die eminelite @emein fabrliA'
feit Der Socialoemosratie uiAk u~srlau9t
weroen. Auf oiels,n ginen a6tr slaabt
Der IusiAnB unter allen umltdnocn
beltcben ;u muien. % e5 iid bier unl
cine 2ebensfrase I'M ei9cntlidltcm Gimme
oeS Wortes banoclt. SoIten bic ia.
tionaliberalen &anoioaten in oieIem
Ynnctc nidt Grflarunsen a6ssbcn, bic
ieoes MiBuerfGnbniB auSIdlieBen, 70
wlroe ben fonleruatiucn Mableru ntbt
osr 6atb ertbeilt ,psroen t0nnsu, lid
bel ben bsoOrltsbsnScn Stidwahlsn gu
bstbeili9eu.
Sci ben iadliheu 9teidStassma4len
1871 batten Die Socialitsn I'M @au3ea
etuas ibcr "A. 900 Stimmen srlan9t,
1874 ubsr 10000, bieSmal miro man
peni9itenS 10000 rehnet, alio ss9eu
1871 etwa bas Dreiiahe.
Die Gnfrase Der iadil1cn Staatss
re9ieruns wesen oeS BON ibr bcoblihtiys
ten NnfauiS Der aui idbildsm @ebicte
(iesenoen Stredsn Der Bsrlins DreSocner
8abn bat BON Seiten Ser prcuBibcu
6saierua9 cine ~ablebncnos Iutwort ct.
fabren.
Stuttgart. Der vGtaatS Nn,eisey
fir 2Sartsmber9" entbSlt sine Nusiiibr.
ing. worin 9eiast miro ; Die wirtent:
bersiide ofesicrun9 i0roerte oaS gu.
itanoctommcn Der SrltI59eleee mad
&raIten Der Sertrster oerleibcu I'M
0unoesratbc uagm plri0nlld eim lcbs
baItcS Sntereflc al Der G%uigun9.
nnpabr uub 9runolos lit Die Snlinua,
ton. Der Miniter Wittnaht ware bel
BEN GoIpromiBabiAluB surtfyeleeI
woroan iammtlld)e YcopumGhti9ts
erbielten uor IblAluB uoa benz 9abali
Sss Compromises Seen taiR.
, 1877-03-05
Die Tobkur,

a ssRtma'4a; H. F. 'ss ,1 9is9ssriss sstl.srtssrsn nm.
E"Rsal a., anS Sar$ eian.emen ron so5pnlser
beit. seisen fe BITE aebenstrait Ses MeSni6sn an.
Sanienoe tnb tn ben lestst swst Sabren In Der
SSSssMnlialt, "a stanton str, Msw gort, sebsiIt
Ger3te tnb @potbeter. Die aobbGber nnterl6eteen
tb pom anberen 8dbern babur9, bab file brett aui
pc Srantbett etnrptrten, nno ben franten Steii ent,
,esssn, n tqslSsr TSrnt er an9 sum gori4ein
onn9ssEtoeeB. ber 4rantbettsfofe. Sober Rrante
mtrb bet Der Mnpenbuns bteier &ur I~osulagen ieim
stssnsr Irstt; @ean Semanb bnr4 eteie 9dSer ses
rsns nab Der bts5srtssn .3etImetboSe Bic, mittst
eemohnlia sefabrltder iinb ais bic RrantbettielbIt,
Sno t9 sitsTs IN sanaes Seer feeunSarsr sranta
O5siei$ bie sv.baber ole aran,beiten. tussSrrtS
nnb aabsrli@. t%uriren, 10 inb BOD Ste Birfums.n
pet tol8enoen 6rantbetten, Defenders pjenn fe lid
nod tn aeutern 3~uitanoe %befinoeu, sans auBerorbents
vteber, islbft @srpsns nnb Epphusfeber,
."ript' a 81 lga anS saassSsasa 1''s ads Ssa lDirs..
~befombsrS bet iunaen eeutsn II. tn, erlten Siabtunl,
sep65nli4 Ietdt turtrt. @aKerim6t, Nbeus
Mattstnns 'uereen oft feb. i6nea. sebeiIt;
iDpbilitiiGe arant5sttem In ieSsm Sr ABE" Sci Sci
anberen &ronfbetten, Ntanotputoen, 0es
tGDairem, .Geropbeln &C. lit bic @irfnns cine
p!oslt9e u. it9tears, ysur elm gab TIT binreidsnb,
uM SeosN pon oer gStrtln9 gu Iber5eu9en. Wtas
3uderrubr (etne bis iebt nmbetlbare RrantbeitJ
purben 9ebetlt. Bet lebterer &ranfbeit sebet 25
grosent bes .SuderitoHes NIT iebem Babe Snr9 ben
Die Babes .aub Ginnsbmesp ulper werSen nod
Ieosm plas TN aanbe p~erianbt, Der Yrsis bes
Baoespulpers TT 81, Der bes Ginnebme : puluera
y. Man lai5e lid ttne Broidire iiber Bite eobfu
" snalti9sr ober bsnti9er Sprade fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str, (Box 1S00(J
Nsw 9orE
, 1877-03-05
England.

2onbon, 8. Mdr3. M9tb. Yerep
Wpnbbam beantraste i'm unttrbauie,
oab Die &ssiesuns ii6 bel Der eriten Sc.
lesenbsit BON Dem Barrier Dertrass sus
riidSieben iollte, bur@ weIden Die Nuss
fteauns bon &aperbriefeu aufseboben
puroe unO burd tpelde Gnslanb aaf
bas &c@t persidtete, &riessoorrdtbe els
ier feinbliden Madt an 8orb zines
Observation-Disclosures weg3unebmsn. ST..
@pnbbam uno 2oro gslinston boben
b~eionoers Den umtanb bsrpor, oab Die
Ser. @taaten ii9 ueiserten, ii9 oielem
@ertrase ansuidlieBen. 0srantras ,purs
De nit ITO sesen Sc Stimmsn oertpors
fen.
Ser rMaiter Of &olls" bat cine Up.
plifation I'm einen Manbamus- 8efebl
bepi0ist, uel@er bic Direftoreu Der
.Siretten &abel @efeui9aft" anwsiit,
Die @timmeu, wel@e bel elmer lebtb n
itattsefunbenen 8erlammIuns fir ben
Mntras absegeben tuuroen. elm gomite
gu eraennen, um iiber Die porsel@laseue
Imalsamation nit Der vIn9lo.M meritas
niiden &abelseieQi@aft" au beratben, 81
5dblen.
8efanntli@ ipieIte ber Worliser Der
8erlammluns oamals r&sturains I.
8oarb" unO pertparf Die Stimmen als
un9iltis.
, 1877-03-05
Spl5, &pblenetc.

Gde oer 11ten un6 Watn Ctr.
Ndbere5 iiber bic Ssrfbtebenen Glal1en unb
Der 9strarten fSnnen bet prof. 2aube No.
IL Gait Vroab Strabe, pber in Der Icabc.
mic erfra9t tperbem.
Die neuifen Gan;e tueroen gelebrt.
Der llntsrri9t fur iunse Oarneu, MGe9en
unb 8uat en-, inbet Mittppds unb @onna-
bsnbs, 9ia aittaeS pom 4 bio 6 l1br, ben Der
perrea Dtenltass lao Greitaea, MbenbS BON
8 bis 10 u5r, fat. MI : Int
, 1877-03-05
@cpr9e 0ibipm, IT,,
(Wa9islser BON 8eQsss s. @ibipn.)

IWuWT6lBtE VvH NfHsBB WIpTpH.J
90 o.. 1901 so a g traBe.
S mppttemr mnb gdnbler in
alien Sortem Torsellan< uuo glas>
Maareu, io,pie in ueridieoenen
@rten Sausbaltuugsse=
rdtbidaften.
Sd bate Ireben brett BON Der Gabitf In
2imoees, 8ranfrei9, cine fri19e @euemng.
Don benz belen fransSiiWen MDeeartifelm In
@laswaaren, uelbe ib febr fir Saluons n
WirtbIHaften eignen, erbalteu unb bite ta5
9nbiifam MID sa bsluGsn. ea id lebr srtSti J
bin neiaf Waaren ~ ssiesn...
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Sap 81 a y, M.-S. 3. Mdrs. Gin

~ NV
unbetnnnter Dampfer. bermutblib bic
vQsnes" als Neip.Dorf, fubr seitern
Morsen arf Der Cobb Sprins-n ntiefe,
spei Meilen n0roli9 bon Sap Map, fsf.
IS seIans ieoo6 na6 GINGER 3eit, oas
Tabrseug tpisber Fott gu MAIDEN.
Gincinuati 2. Mdr3. Ser
Dampffeiiel in Solder & 8afer's Sdse=
miible au Suntinston, Sno., e1plooirte
eeitern. Gam. 9allano wuroe ousen-
blidli9 set6otet uno S. aaen, Soiepb
Broun, Sas. Collins, %. Graier uno
Sobn Solder uurben tbotli9 uer,punbet.
Sos 8ebduoe tpuroe in9ltome aeri 6net-
teri.
MemDDis 8. Senn., 8. Mdrj. Su-
lias 2epp bradte seitern Nadmittag
ieiner @attin 8 @9ubwunoen bel uno
tSbtete ii@ Johann ielbit our1 einen
@9uB in Die @9ldfe. 9ie .Grau er=
bieIt spei auseIn our@ bic @4alter nno
cine brittle bur9 ben linfen 2unsenFii9el
nabe Dem 9eraen. 9is Wunoen lino
wabri9einli9 t6otli@. 9as gbepaar
mar erit felt sinisen @oden %oerbeiratbet
uno 2epp bate cine gbeldeioaus einse.
leitet. Sic Shat betanb burd einen
Disput iiber Die Sbeiluns bss Gisen-
tbums. 8eibe 8etbeili9te BADEN &lnoer
aus elmer friberen Gle.
DaB elm Eurner friid, fronm, fr0b-
fret unter bic v&rummer" i'm 2anoe aebt,
1T (aum 2obe por Safer Sobr'S &unit
fei's eelastD nod cine 9eltenbeit. Gine
iotde Nusnabme bon Der Geael idetnt
aber ser bisberiae NinanssS efretdr fir
Die Gincinnatier Eurnaemeinoe, NrieSrid
8ertid, %eetporben gu ietn. Mean entoed.
te ndmli6 otefer Sage Elm Oefsit in Der
Gsrcinsfaife, uno meitere NaAforidunz
gen ersaben batn, saB Sertid einen nidt
unbeoeutenoen Sbeil Ger inn anpetrauteu
@eloer unterihlagen rno ;uBrioat,weden
perwenbet bate. Die 2ofalbldtter ent>
6alten tiber Die fatalealiaire folgenoeSin>
;elnbeiten: rSauptidhlid burd Die Dor
einiaen Sabreu bon Srn. 6oppaport sez
leitete 2otterie .Nffaire mar Der Gurnse=
meinoe ftatt eiues @eminues eine Sdulz
oeuloif bon etpa 5000 bis 5000 Dollars
erwadieu. gu beren allndliser 9bl0iuns
elm @duloe ~ntilaunssfonS anaeleet wuroe.
Oem 6inan3.S efretdr fel Die Nuf9abe
Ut, oie fit oieien Gono belttmmten Guns
men in elmer 8anf gu oeponirten uno
bariiber9sednuna gu fibren. !Sr. 8ertid
mar SinanssS cfretdr uno fiibrte Die Sit
9er in m%uferbaftcr Sr6nnna. 70 baB bel
Ben 3eitmeiie por9enommeuen Hepiitonen
immerslles bibid flappte; III oersaben
sic Wiitslieoer oes Gomits's, nad oem
8auf6uhs au frascn. nut gu ieben, oh Die
in oemlelben eutaeidliebene Summe audi
init benz Der Gwrnsemeinoe in Ben Yis
d1ern tes @efretdrS ereoitirten Soloo
iibereinlimme: baber fam cs. baB erit
ipat entoedt murbe. oaBSr, 8ertid. .ucl'
9er felt Terlnit ieiner @telle in gountD.
@eobdten s9lmte nur mdi5ae @innabmen
bate. eiuen Tbeil beS @eloeS nidt oepo-
nirte. ionoern fir iiA ielbit b%erausaabte.
l1eber Die S0be oes DefSits ldBt lit
nod nihtS UeitimmteS au9eben.
, 1877-03-05
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-20

The Democratic party, when it entered the
last presidential campaign, boosted OF only
fifteen States, four of which, Alabama, Ar
kansas, Mississippi and Texas, were recent
acquisitions New York and Indiana were
regarded as uncertain States, debatable
grounds, on which the campaign was to be
fought. AS for the States of the Pacific slope,
no confidence could be placed in them; they
were not to be counted for either side. In the
presidential campaign, the Democrats came
out with five new States added to their lis,
Indiana and New York in the North, and Lou
isiana, South Carolina and Florida in the
South. The victory in these States was not
simply temporary one, but they were all
added permanently to the Democratic list,
and are now to be counted on as "sure" in
any emergency. This made the list stand
Democratic States, 90; Republican States, 10.
In the elections in November three more
States were added to the Democratic column,
California Ohio and Pennsylvania, making
the standing to-day % to is. Taking the
electoral votes of the States according to
their present attitude they stand 254 Dem
ocrats to IS Republicans, a Democratic ma
jority Of 1885, The Democrats have gained
and the Republicans lost 70 electoral votes in
one year. At this rate the Republican can
didate for president would not have many
votes to back him in 1880.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-20

Poor Corbin, Of South Carolina, is unlucky
indeed. Hewas, it will be remembered, elect
ed by the Chamberlain Legislature OF South
Calolina United States Senator, but the Sen,
ate refused to admit him, and dismissed his
case summarily.
It has just been discovered that Corbin
owed his so-called election to some $3.50 OF
The States money, which he distributed among
the impecunious Radical legislators. His
prosecution for this will be begun at once
and there seems every likelihood OF his join
sng that noble band Of brothers. Cardozo
Smalls and Carpenter, in the State Peniten
xiRry.
Corbin has right to consider himself the
most unlucky man In the whole lot, since HI
Is prosecuted for bribery in his election to ar
Office he never got, and is likely to veal
striped clothing for some years because III
failed to be admitted to the United States
SamAte. --
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-20

The DEMOCRAT alone is responsible for Its
editorial utterances. Persons who connect
any responsibility for Its articles on any sub
ject with parties other than Its editor, will, In
every case, make mistake. No party other
than It's proprietors have a right TO speak for
II anywhere or to commit 1t to any PROPOSE
zion, or to represent it In any manner. shape
or form. The editor of the DEMOCRAT, whose
name is &c the head of It's columns, writes or
supervises every editorial line that appears
In It's pages. II any person other than the
proprietors of the paper assumes to represent
Il. that person is an impostor. We trust this
statement viii be sufficient, and that hereafter
the responsibility for the views and manage
rnent Of the DEMOCRAT will be laid exactly
where it belongs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-20

BY reference to our advertising columns IL
win be seen that the Shreveport Times, a daily
and weekly Democratic newspaper, printed
In Shreveport, Caddo parish, is offered fol
sale. For any one who has moderate CAPT
cal 10 invest in a newspaper enterprise, we
know Of no better opportunity than this In
The whole South. The Times is published In a
large and thriving town, the commercial cen
tire Of a wide and exceedingly rich country
Its circulation Is larger than that OF any
country daily in the Southwest, and 1t has
always been literally supported. This is Ger.
family first-class chance to purchase pay,
ing newspaper establishment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-20
REGISTER!

We wish TO remind the Democratic voters
M the Tenth and Eleventh Wards, composing
the Fourth Senatorial District, that the law
requires an entirely new registration We
beg Of them to remember that old registra-
tior, papers are worthless, and not to permit
the time for re-enrollment as voters to pass
Snimproved. Our control Of the Senate is not
30 assured as to permit Of any neglect In this
matter, and we hope our friends then will be
careful that there are no accidents resulting
from neglect, Indifference or over-confidence.
The seat vacated by Mr. Eustis must be
Killed. by a true and staunch man, and we
have no doubt such one will be placed In
nomination, and his election must be assured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-20

the people, in apprehension. are leaving and
coming TO America.
On the other hand, the temperature OF this
country has undoubtedly been growing
slowly milder and warmer for some years
past, probably at the expense OF Northern
Europe. @.. ....
These facts would seem to verify the pre-
diction Of intercollegiate that the current OF
the gulf stream is slowly moving westward
To where as the prehistoric forests Of Green
land testify. Il originally flowed.