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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

NAVAL --I'ha United States ship Salatoga
ir0ro The Na7l TX May yai.i. arrived Up th;
c""nInc about 5:l5 O'clock. ard anchored of
tho G3varGTaont powder magazine, nst above
!'!ia city. The Per m3uti had rot arrived
Hilca tho G,2,itc want to pres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

H"f.\hNoEiA Il '""M IiAE.---Ai a"n9aIG
=! - liz: 'E"''!e .! 5r';c:A"E' H't hi"TeaIr!a
i'c!ofH N.'"h rcGu:i",' !ac'f ;:Gf1S Ga hHiEirS
'tic"t - i.."''' ',f 40 "f.t :'MI. 10 Wfo'>
- ms liz, j '"E Il 81 l'..2 III u0i; II !cca
IaHiad, ana :" at"n 10 be !!"1d ~ '2c !iiG u1c7
q ;E2 n.GH. lie !:T;a root" - e 10 50 u
ranged - - /? ua,G h1a - = reading rCu:n
and :ai :,r sable meetings, 2tltt iii! b5 5c;
cTcTy rls!t . H!aca o: resort '0E y1GT:: E.c;'.
= "a" iaeG'i"&4 &: 'i'h c!h", hn%lac"3 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

Run OyER.--h negro man. namo not aseet.
tanned, had his foot CT: eff aad his head
bruised, at Lynahburg, on Monday night: lie
rad Jumped on freight train, on The Hid!apd
Road, to steal ride TO another portion OF ihG
city, anG IN attempting 10 got CT mct Hl:h the
accident. Tho man lay aio1 g:idc tho track rpm l
eight O'Clock Until eleven o'clock, q: winch
!attcc hour he was found, Dr.. w. y. oWeE
pronounced his case & dar g5r0ns one, 90 &c
count ST tho loss Of blood bcluro he was fund
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

HlViDENn. -i'hn Alcxandris Water Com,
gas;Y ;i"S Declared t,vidrrd rilwo collars AMI
@nn i.n'i it2f stare
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PEoDADjLlTEEs, Naur. Il, 1879.
for the Middle States slight rise in tornporst,ro
snd cc.or!g 10 southorly winda, With falling
barometer, partly cloudy wca!he,, and in ne
n3ita"rA pof''tn pee Of rain during the dev,
.HL threatening Wca.he. ani rain in 10 Snu:r.
en- NORTON by Nhursiny morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

SHOE T&ADE,-A Qaabcc firm has Tteas7ed
from Paris an order tex ouo million pairs OF
shoes, and n3w factory employing eight hua-
Grcd hands is to DO erected. There was 'otn
ary quite Al extensive shoe factory IN TINS c'ty'
the goods from which stood hiSi, il tho mar
ket, and which gave empI0Ymcn: 10 largo
number Of men. Why cast VIZ have another
one 7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

BURNED. "A little child Ct flr Ferdinand
Knight. Who lives on Gibbon rect, VAS quite
severely burned while playing With tho hre IN
stove yesterday evening. Its injuries arc Dol
considered dangerous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

PERSONAL Nj. VIM. W. hirzr, Of Iii.
city, has revived 81 appointment in the Audi
tors Office Of tho Long Isnud Railroad, S!
Long Island City, Il. Y, and Ic!t for his rev
pest OF duty this mo!ning.
Rev. w. Il. Graham. Of this city. preached
at the evening session of the Sub District Con
tcrerc1 CT The Methodist Protestant Church,
ii Washington; yesterday.
E9y. james Il. Winchcst,r, late Of Rich
mond, has been called to the charge OF The
Episcopal Church at Tho rlsiug, Eauqricr
c)nnty.
Rev. Il. s. Barrett, of Richmond, has as
SumGd charge Ct the news department. Ct tho
Soulh.rn Churohman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

HiETEoR.c SH0WF: To ;HcTrow GIoIpiUg
a5 ono o clock. the autonomous promise !ina
o3cs:ia! spectacle, il The ghsnn OF 9 ncttonc
showar. it "a expected that tho display viii bo
A biiiIiaot ono and those Wis have the patience
10 kucp awake until that late hour. will 20
doubt be aTaply repaid Tor their trouble The
showers will be seen from The Stu 20 tho !G5h,
thaugh observers who dcaro grand display
will have 10 wait FOR tho above, which astrono'
rDe,s promise ir 1899.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

::NFGn!s ICTIG!al:.--!.s ataioi ia scstol-
days Ha@:tsa Oh: dominion Gomman1ury, o;
t''s Gi;y, G@cltci 20! 10 atioud, III % body, nj
The mrctlnE @! INC Grand Cc!nmandGry CT
hni:A: iaI'i';sr. 81 Virginia, whici mGt in
H'c&;Aonl io',!aY. ibe Chmmandciy viii be
represented however. t.y flcssr.. j i. Beck
hsn, !.nnuGu! Uup,Nandof, u. S. nunn,
Ear:aia iiunera!. and !osen! hopkins, Past
tilis rntrn;Eg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

Sn0oGISG sFFRAY.-Oo Monday evtniDg
az aticay took rlaca NEAR Falls Church between
so negroes named Vim. Robinson and Allen
tisNIbcIi, both o. whom GRO employed at
Mr. loan l.ughuFsl's SEW MIL. Robin-
s'n b.c.;n0 ,X.satr!tod aud drawing = pistol
SHOT CaUjpLcl! ID The left ir:apt Gtoyo
,ha l.ccrt tho tSH lodging uadar lilo shoulder
bt:"h. !':!e %0Gat ;sas d:csscd b. Or. Graham
Q: iIA!is Chu.eA. anG IS not cnnsi5crch serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
DIED.

DIE
n iohustnnvita. Gal, en- Monday, Oct. 9Th
1879, MAUI HuULk, youngest daughter 0
y. s. and Sophia 9slbot, sged yesrs, 8 months
and tays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

osS'ES 1<rhe|S-
TX, n; M ON a
-
HHn MnRHDMEV &. uOM
'' "ci'OIAIsUl "a OUV.
gavc ro,,voat,,h
~ IL w Ill HID MI
" M oo, II: XAT u, e,
-. .CUj, NtilS u " dSll Il. DIS
hA" h"'o opened q worry largo stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
PINEAND MED1j1u
o,,nn,,
,,,;an VISA, 4A''' 1'''1oo''''
' A""'' III part H8 i"'io"s;
f'n's' hnS''sh fIck'cs III gisss.
Lea s Ferrin's Wofcestorshiro Sane,
Italian snd Froncb C,;,oni,
u 0'
mu.,a.J. '''''''" Mn" "to''o a"" rfopa'od
uon,,;no u., Ait.
wa,nut wv.,,. o'o' ono oap'rs'
p;oo,, MonIo S.. ".'u l''N'.o o"'sup
Osn,o, proso,no, 'P p ~ sS's, cn'ap'
uric,s. N'' 10 "'"' "'''''''9 '0"
Tho onIv or;.ios, -, no,,;u, ,,, ,.:,
Cbno,l.,n VIII ''',, Hon""o 'A'De,' p'seu'''
sp.sr Wafo,s :, ha c,s" oioo'.y MI" ne''"
Ss,a;nes in ,,,,ro,' or;"o 0;, Any AZ o"' s'ofe'
Italian an, Ameri,.n W.., s"''r.
cslli. '~''"' '''0 'e'"''
Cox's and Nel,op,s Gsls,;ro
Chslmer's Brilliant Gels,ine anna, !, oil -.
spects to Cox,s ONLY lie ner nsckaoo.
Bakers and Eon's t,ocos and Pom.
Bakers Premium and German Swoe. Uboco.
late.
Potte5 Tongue. Ham. Chicken. Duck, Garno,
Turkey aud Beef.
Canned Fresh Lobster. Mackerel, Salmon.
GRAB, Beef Tomatoes Corn, Lima Beans, Green
ana harfewl.' Peas, Peaches and Pinespple,
preserved Strawberries Rsspeerfiea, Tomatoes,
RUNS, and Cranberry Sauce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

HE i'UM!s Tho debate 10 Ito City Colr-
e., ia:' blight. on tho appropriation for pumps,
&li;: the startling developments IS 10 tho I'M
pa5l'y 81 similar watoE. in Baltimore, IS &c
weak b? Professor TGnry snsll sis. hes crcatct!
19H5i;:orsbi1 c3inr.aat II iowu. Il has been
SGGg1 SGD shat il might be- sseil 70 hayo tho
'7ate7 4 ruG !umps examined by q chemical
r%i'2@i. ~: It's g0oi o. hsJ qualities naCic
kn3Ta. lie proposition Of Alderman G;rauz;
10 have grtiic hyi5a1i- erec!ad for the Lcneit
o! Ito poUg is = good one, aud should be carried
oa', l; 1t docs got involve too much ezpanso to
ho G!ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

ALEXaNDR[ANs on TIE Pacific Coast -
Jude &. 5. Talbot, who married Miss Bacon,
OF this city. and now resides OF Susanvic,
LtSmn county, CAL. lost, or the 9th ult., O
htio daughter, three years ofago, oi diphthora.
Another # his children lies i'll OF the same dis
case. The L.ssOn Advocate says: Seldom
ha' ihaTe been larger iuntral prt C !ssicn in
.h!s vicinity than that Which followed tho lit
tic danahtcE CT Judge Tablet to tao grave yes
teTGa7 afternoon. Tho family lTc Sc veil kGcwn
and esteemed that their Dumcrnus friends unit
cd Ia paying Tho last tribute Of respect The liz.
nG can rcodor 10 the dead, by attending The
in7cra md showing by their presence their
sympathy ior the bcrcavod family
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

4 nGrbor Of bills agairs the dnn" rimont
were audited and certified ior payment,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

!EUENO Ek&-ln g pioaaan. part rt tho city,
GS Desirable rooms and good board for four
persons. Terms moderate. amply al 100 Duke
g. roo; nov 4 2y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
srANK STOCK FnJ SALE.

FIVE SHARES NF STOCK OF THE GER
EhH EkGElHG COMPANY is Oil;rcG for
aa;5- Fo7 prices. &c enquire III This office.
nov ii?--GC;t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

rsNEY OUR FINEST GUNpO " DER TEA
& il you want something really nice. jast re-
ceivid a!,l fer sale St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

EtAAkRON MILLS PROCESS and other
( ! brands Of choice FAMILY and E&TRA
f!.puE for saio at
j. &. MILBUKE'S,
oct! ~ north Royal It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

si;IIDRbN'5 GLUTH, CASH MEHE
- kiD, EUCK. SHEEP and DOG SKIN
GLOVES. The lsrgost assortment Of Gloves
eyer offered 10 tho cit" trade
nov lG.i. G. NJ ADAMS, 81 King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

TnEA EgGS NAILS, SPIKES, Gal
wv vaiized B0at Nails and Spikes
,.h ;Irsala Snd fotsil \. lowest market rates.
JAS. =. CARLIN 8 SONS,
eau2a So King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

foi:IOE ALEXANDRIA, NOyEM8ERIi
Sln Ti"Hs........,..... 6 81 Sun sets...,., 4 :,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

Ysi.hNUESi rLAQUE Sl PLAQUE5l-
Z Va hSva ia etos0 beautiful assortment Of
The above n fancy woods. Csll md examine.
MCLEAN Il UHLEE
Or. is IL King streot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

GAVE YOUK COMBINES and have them
- made into Switches. Brai:is, Curla, Pulls,
&c Hair Brads, Curls, Paas &C., st tbs old
p.ices for The next 80 days at
ocil3 FERGUSON 6 BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

!. {. MiEHURN'S,
nov ID 10 north Royal It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

gyrDEGRAFFS GLOVES and MlTrS-s
" complete limo for ladies, gents and misses
nov lC-Gt g. ri. ADAMS, 81 King 81.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

Taylor Beattie Il propose un
cartel olato're i Wilt, Gui IL etc
polimrnt decline. Ce brave Beat.
tie +! Sa vauite ne lie laissc point dor
mir.
-L'Hon. Il. NJ. Lnsller, CONNIE
OH l'avait dit, nest point candiuat
independent.
La willie dc Themes, Savoic. a
tleve une statue i Joseph Avet,
fhonntte commervant iranwa,s uni
resida 81 longtemps i Ia Nouvclle.
Orleans.
LES Francais dc Vcrmillon sc
sont organiSGS EN- suciGtG de bicn-
tais;lnce, sous III prtsidcnce de a.
ID. Lahorlc.
d. Sagct, l'armuricr dc Ia rue
de Charities, est lie rctour dc Fran.
ca.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

Icxtmplc est toUjours evident 1t
l%nmincux. LIT c'cst par l'excmple,
crtte supreme evidence dune vtri.
t. on dun sentiment, cette morale
Ell action dun chrlstiauisme ycri.
table, quill fault surtout s'adrcs.cr
aux feln'nes ct aux %cntants. Les
hommcs e~,tx,nimes savent-il rGsis-
ter Il VcxcmpIc, ct 81 la femme,
apres tout IN cause determinanto
dc tontes los actions lnmaincs.
dome Fexemplc DIES sentiments Gle.
ves ct dies vcrtus prGcieuscs, ose-
rons-'ous bicn roster OF dc,cnir
mtcllailts dc,ant ellie? Ne ferons-
nous pas &C 4n'elle fAit. ct 81, com.
me !lOmlncs, nous mlaIcl,Ous G|cy:lnt
ellie, nc nous dttournerons- nous ,.s
de temps en- temps pour voir 81 clio
nous suit, 81 ellie nous approuvc OIL
81 ellie nous blame !! En- s@'alrctant.
ellie nous %arr6tcrait; gu nous dtsap.
prouvant, ellie nous rcnurait confils
on maIlleureuX ; en- Jus souriant,
ellie nous inspire toute fol, tout cou.
rage ct tout llcroIsmc. Sa destintc,
dn rcste, est la n6tre, ct nous ne sa-
vons pas de creation plus hautc ct
plus divine entire toutes les splendi-
DIES creations don't Iunivcrs est
p|tln, qui nous cblouisscnt par
le'lrs sranacurs ct lcurs magnificent.
e l'ionles, que Get adorable grou.
pc dc i1lOnine ct lie In femme. SANS
cc gronpe, IL monde he sisuitie plus
''en. Que valent les cieux !, \
Ino' bon DIES magnificcnco tcrrcs.
tres ct %ct'cstcs que l1lomme ct Ia
he verlaicnt point ?Joignez
settlement Tcntant u ce sroupc ado.
rab'e, ct croycz en- Diru. Mails
lhonmc, Ia femme ct Icnt;ant nv
croicnt ils-pas
Ce soiE.la, lie ciel 6tait dune
rhl"nlssantc puretf, ct DIES millicrs
dtt"Iles ScintiIlaicnt dams les i'm.
mei'ses %proiondeurs de l'azrr.
-Maman. Gcuhanda Raoul i sn
mere, pui done IA mis- toutes ccs
cloilcs dams lc ciel
-D'e1', mon cnt:lnt, rtpoudit
supplement madame Julien.
j. GENTIL.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

gers sacrifices d'argcnt pour IL
maintirn dies tcolcs ttablics dams
leurs districts rcspcctiis.
S'i!s IL veulrnt, ills IL p%cuvent.
lis IL doiveut meme.
Oh acbrtc ule robe dc moins, III
Ion bolt un gallon tic wlliskry liz
mOius.
&c nest pas la un immense sa-
criiice.
RtSmycction.-Nous rappclez. vous
IL general q. Il. lIunsaker, moius
illu>tre que Grant, mails gGneralg
II await nnc plume dc dinlon i
sou clapcau militaire.
ii est rnsSucltG.
Ell e!lct, &c tlmeux general est
veHn dimal.cllc deruier dams notrc
paroisse, ct il n lait un discours
dams IL Gene ward.
Ic vent Il emportG scs paroles sn.
blimcs.
Mails que vent lr general o. r.:
VIZ IbEtSitu 'IuIt dSIIi1 iuA iolIC'
tionS dc JUICE Oh davocat do dis
tlict.
Mas quanh o. L. Hunsakcr sera
JUICE GU :vocat dc &c district, c'cSt
one lie Mississippi aura lcmontG son
cOulS.
Quoi quill Ell SOFT, nous dit on, lc
fameux general o.. +. lluns;tker u
toniour> lie poll rouge.
III %tgalcmrnt pris hu yentrc.
Pour lc souri,e, i! est le meme, IN
pcu gonht i la joue par lctlct de
H. clIQur.
Mails la cl,iquc n'cst-clle pas unc
habitudc rationale!
Ft1ics.-Du s'cst fort amust, pa
rait il, an 5r. ward. OH le ~. flames
Social Clab. ct lie Welcome SociaI.C1ub
donnent dies trte>.
NJ. Lucas nous rtcrit en- anglais,
ct nous aiIions lc dire cn f%ialcais,
ayec II. III. *, 1nanl une machine
uu ouvclnrnIrnt est Venue plenure
an LoutSiaaais son temps ct sl pla-
&c.
Maudit mrnt!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01
DclnlcrcS Nouvcllcs.

-EAutrichc est l,ontcuse dc son
alliance wee Bismark.
.-llumbert, Fantastic, est candi.
'sat a Ia dcpntation. C'Gtait bicn Il.
pciinc de le condamncr il o retour.
DE Lcsseps part prochaine,nent
pour Panama.
-L'aisnillc de Cleopatra a tto
sa's'c par les crtancicrs du gouver-
llc'lt''t rgylt'en au moment OIL on
lcmbarquait pour les T.. U.
lie cardinal Manning va i 10.
nc.
lie Congress de Ia paix, i Naples,
Il etc pes pacitiYuc.
On dit rinsurlection cubai,o
sinle. pour le moment.
LES Ctes du sud ont dc y~ilaincs
intentions,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01
SIMPLE HISTORIC.
XXI l..

II y await bien ca ct ii, dams lie
voiSimagc dc la familIe julien. qucl-
ques sinsulitres gems qui pl,i.nai.
cnt Ihonntte femme ct III couraseu.
sc mtrc.
TRAVELLER ain>i leur scmblait unc
esptcc Humiliation, une dtclltan-
CO, III irrtparable malhrur. tc ne.
TAFT sans houtc pas dtshonorant. ct
ion ne pouvait point mtpriser cctlr
tcmnc; mails dependant on drvait i,
con>idtrtr CONNIE I'm leu dGchue,
omme appaitcnant drSOrmais an
petit monde. LIT puand In compagnr
ct Fannie du Sacrc- Cuur, richie rnco.
~. n'ayant peIdu nj sl fortune nj la
Motto de son mari, pas>ait Il cote
de madame julien ct la voyait
supplement vttue ct malchallt i,
pied. ellie 1T In saluait plus CONNIE
a%ntretois. LIZ saint ttait ltgcr. La
distance s'etat tout naturellrmcnt
ttablic. Car 81 Ia Louisiana ma point
dc titres de noblessc, lie marquis ct
de marquises, tie comics ct dc com.
tesses, ellie II DIES classes ct DIES ran.s
que determine Ia fortune. LIT une
jhrdin,cre, apres tout, travaillant
pour vivre, pour clever Z cnfants,
pour roster llonortc ct wspectee,
nest point In fine tlcur de l'aristo.
cratic. peut-clle aussi, mal1re sa
piete ct le dcsir u'accomplir iouS SEES
deyoirs religicux, dcpenscr 1uinze
on vinst piastres pour IN banc Il
rtgllse de sa paroisscf Et vous II.
vez tgalemcnt que les toilettcs DE.
elise content. On pretend meme qu'
Giles col,tcnt plus que les toilettes
de bal. Car Ton vent souvent ttre
belle. ttrc remarquGc, Ghlouir au.
ta1lt les HON Les que plaire au bon
Dieu. &c qui nest assurtmcnt pas
un crime, ct Ia femme Il IL droit de
s'orner, dc ST parer ct d'ttrc rayon.
mantle. Gn pen de vanitt ne lcnlal.
dit pas, 1T nous he croyons point
que sa pi1te en- SQUIRE considerable.
mcnt. Les jeunes files, Giles surtout,
ont lie devoir d'ctrc %gracieuses ct
charmantcs, ct 81 tlles he sont ouel.
quefois dams les balls, OH liz toilette
es' touJours ln peu protane, elles
ne manqlcnt jalnais Gle letre i IL.
elise, OH la toilette ct la c@outenan.
ce sont tonjours parflitcment reli.
gien,ts. Ricn nest gracicux CONNIE
tine jeune lille agenouilIec qui prize
avec recneillemcnt, ct Qli ne dttour.
he point Ia tcte pour voir 81 on la
resarde. Sc detonrner serait IN pc.
che. II ne sled pas non plus dc chu.
chotter.
Mails 81 Quelques braves gems, fort
rares dn reste, p%laignaicnt madame
Julien ct Ia consideraicnt CONNIE
m%allleuret,se, pressure tons SEES vol.
sins ct G voislues l'~admiraient. La
vertu aura toniours cette p%uissance,
mal.rt certaines iueos sur lc
monde, la fortune ct les conditions
sociales, 81 vous ave. lie cuur bien
place ct Fame haute, vous ADM.
rerez toujours CO qui est ADM.
rablement simple ct simple.
ment v%ertueux. Vous ne SOU.
trirez point de cette vertu. Ellie
sera meme un bonAeur pour vous,
nne joie precieuse, ct son influence,
CONNIE celle tie Ii lumierc ct du
bien, vous charmera, vous rendra
Emeil!enr 1T vuus eMtraincra par
rattrait dc Pexemple. Nous appre-
mons le bien cn yOyant pratiquer IL
bien. I'm eXemple est encore plus
souverain 1u'um precepte. lie pre-.
cepte Il toujours quelqne chose de
'ne%taphysi4uc ct dc doctrinal, 1uand
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

Hor'og".-M. II. CoNTEJEA>, dr. No. l2o.
rue bourbon, observation-disclosures est %ccrtai.
len'ent IN horl"gcr de premier orlrc, rx-
pert ri sa profession, It qni peut rsparcr
,'''e 1'o'trc on prndnle irrfparablr ponr
ora''conp. Nantes declarations ~l'u,tr,-
tent. llus DIM v'eax Brfyuc: d'nicul, ms
'la'c''alt pas hr,lnls l"ngtcmps, consi,lsr5
CONNIE 1rftparlhlc, est sorti de scs MAINS
c' rarta't e,at ct Dormant l'hcure uycc
nnc cNactitndc pa1taite.
La reputation de NJ. coSrEIrAN. du r,,-
to- >t parialtcincnt etablie a la Ncuvell.-
orleans. Nnl ihielN Que lui no salt lire
dams nle lnontre on une peniulc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

mciicez, mcS,ieurs.
Oul, nous SOininrS tOuS frGrcs.
Mails nu'aucun dc nous nc seit III,
Gaia.
Car les mains sanglantes on a>i-
lies ne sont pas les mains qu'on
scrre fraterilellcmvnt.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

ii ctait valiant.
II p"ila!t bicn sa Iangue.
II await dies ldGcs ct DIES principles.
II posstdait le soutile DIES csprits
libelauX.
II aimait Ia Rtpubliquc.
Et il aimait liz France.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

A. NOLE OF EGARE IN CHEVAL
,1~N creole bal, dr lG mains environ.
14z-4ayant III n.il blcu, non borsuc ,uu-
lctois.
kfcompcnse libtralc \ qni lc ramencr.
4 NJ. jules Ma!archcr, haoita,ion .Aman
Bourgeois.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

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Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
HooEfR's RANCH, PIMA Co. A T.,
 January s. 1879. EDITOR OF THE SILVER BELT:


 EDITOR OF THE SILVER BELT
 Dear Slr-If man has not got d par of aorse-back legs under him the first aud second ,lays' riding experI- ence Is not by any means pleasant, especially if the first day is a snowy one, as n my ease. anu h,s surrup- feathers are much toa short for the length of hts legs 1 Jeff Globe on the 5d. and was out only few miles on the San Carlos roiHd when 1t began to snow l reached the Agency just at dusk. cold, Wet and hungry. and vas really glad 10 find shelter and food at one of the traders That must have been . rough day fm the ipsiiaus Many of them have the poorest kind Of "wick--ups, and the women particularly seem to be quite short of elolhng about the ilmbs The agent had that day dis- ulbuted tie weekly beef supply, and che ladiaus were homewarl- boun3 each with chunk on her or hs back or on burro's back as 1 TO lc up to the Agency buildings. Some of them had lei their pieces of mesl drop into the mud aud heuce t was noE very clean looking in al eases bar l aas informed Slsaf rue alruer is hsrpeEesE 10 be whea ready For use the better sl.e lhdlsns liked it
 Sat- Carlos ss much better place For an lndiau reservation than l ex- pected te iilpl IL | has d large ex- tens Of rich soil. with plenty of water lu the GlIs river from which lo irr4-. gate t If there wis some cnthasi astic fsrrHef and phllaushropist in charge Of rhe farm deparuaent, l have uo doubt he Wuah suuIs make the ladi@hS self-supp rl.ng in cuitlvAting the sol eItse seells e have been done II snss dreciion yer. but there may De ehange For che beaer. by- and-by 4 Ro4MRk
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
GINIsE nENTRTCT.
n.n.a. Dss..ssnsa.. Ser .... w.s.

The Miami Mai Co. are re- build. ling their roassing furnace.
 Work on she Aliee mine prose. taa property to be vaiuable oae.
 The Turk miue shows strong vein, and is now developing goad ere.
 Mr B,rues of Pinto Creek has sskea ose se she mi usl sshiel l.s t1inks will go oyer Sf. .00o te slse ton.
 \ file body of ore has beell siruvk ia the Centeuniai niue, at a depth Of T5 feet. The owners vii have sew er,l tons of the ore worked at the Miami mIll next week.
 Mr- Coplio. wbo took ore from Globe to San Francisco. had II pounds worked there which netted Sl0o IIe went to Chicago wth .Iaha II lIise. apl took the balance If his ore with him io that place.
 ws learn that James Alkeu' : nHne, .hs Washington which isl the uorsheas1 exension of the Hannibal. has been sold the first cash parfnent ,nade, and that the new owners pro pose to gs To work vigorously il. is development
 We are eredibIs informed that Alr. Mansfield has purchased the MsC,9- naek miae, aud has now four shifts of meuas work, sipkiug shaft and dffting From one of tue men who bAuels q drin-head we learn that oyer sbree tons of pay-ore, some of Il way up " have beeu lumpva
 h the Syonewall Jackson has beeu dlsvelopei another rich 5pdy of orc ai a depth If 2s0 feet. winch covers tEie fali face of tue lunneI The Company are prospecting for water with view to il supply for thgir mill, now on the way from Yuma.
 
 tIeinemaH < Soyer have taken out about one ton of S200-ere. aud ssll prosecute work on their claim as soon al the weather viii permit We have i specimen of tbe ore ou eur table maich assays S7O0. This claim k an extension of the Julius raine
 About six mlles b tue aortheast- wsrl of MeMiilen, Mr Marco. at 3 depih of 50 feet. has a vein of min rra over two feet ip width nearly as rich IS any found in the StonewaI. He is now engaged in cross cuttug the ledge, which, at that point. is very wide
 The Hannibal Mining Go have struck 2 rich 5o,ly cf oreat | depth of ] p feet. ip their original shaft. Ibe richest part Of the vein is said 10 average froa eighleen to Fwenty-two inches in wliil-exeeedinsI rich in chlorides aud horu-silver. The whole wid.h of the shaft sh TVS mineral.