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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-07

BuAnas Ayrss, Sept N-safle6 ssr Fsv Orleans.
A5s bark Ibis Mon1ffsrrief.
susds5iand. ots ag-5azlsd for Esr oTlesns
steamship Essan 3ia
LahoEsssy 1es es-Arrfvsd rom f,rssnock for View
Orleans. BARK y Z o. Gwgbsssy.
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SPOKEN
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from Li7sfrsal for Nsr 0ffsans
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ffcfo Lf7srrosI FIR Galveston,
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LIVERPOOL Per snip EDoeh Train-s9ao sacks
salt 10 0fdsf
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aars,vss at shs Old Haain.

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IaBI 5eg 70 or5sr
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Arrived.

Br steamship BUrsrsIi, WaIs1e, from Esr YuE
Get ~ 10 masssF-4th dis
Aus bark Hsspsris Zssa, 10 days fr8ra Lassno in
ballast ~ Match h C1s1tiah-2d div
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masssr-PGiBS
sv bark Excl .ior, Dfwkzren 50 days frpus Rio ss
Jaasifo IN nGastsf-Psfns
sshr form g srseBy soEnsFs, VI days froFa Phiiafs
phis, to Joseph KsIsT- Pmnt
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City Of Augusta, Bfeu from E bpsf Coast
Glars =, Wsbz si, from Cppss Gosss
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Henry Tst5 A8soIa. from ftgnsldsoH7iFys
Alvin setJTsil from Lower Cysst
Ernr4s Irvine Raiz, trim Lyuer Cosst
Belle Eahson frgrn Upper Cast
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81 hh1s sazaz bbEs sazsf ss bbfs raofasses sna s
bE,s eisssrn DoStona
LOWER COAST-per sssanasT Exams Irvine
254 SACKS rough rice jos Da7fd-f5s ID 3 Hasys5-
sanGr1ss so T1ev-T5aaf 4tz satKs r0aza rice
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R.esfpts By Railroads.
VIEW ORLEANS AND koEJr

Ia-srn 6sr s--73 bales ssss5h AfIsn, Wsss Hash
IA 90 Gardner Cnpp-555 Lez1is Ranger &ee- 800
to erdsr-31 Walden, Hsvkibs 4 R16,arss-f2 sims
Bistsp. Ahhs u Alrsy &e1r-zl Jno p King Eco.
3 Lehman orsasra keo~-25s Alien West n Hasa--
Gardner g. Coyt-f & Atrsy koo-@2 58gs vhisky
q FHng p do N fty5ff-f5 Hsrxsnn Hras-2 - :, II
Kshb--5 i ] Carnaan- sahdfy m6ss % HoiEorraV y
ESpaFds~-s b5s whisky 10 ordsT-5 bols whisky A
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Hetfz+-s rn6r7 hadae IF Cam pnaar--a 61Is sfeohoE
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& Pfc fer-S pEzt mdse L Lyops-i ID M MotSrsw
- ZIsglsf-Z5 casks baEsEai SssT Lys5--25 bxs do
Clark Nsa6sr-z6 5ofs oii " r Converse II seo
100 BOXES candies Ihss sihafas & Ee77-53 sks hats
j Moore WI ~ Fl DssBondEo-4f ooxss sos,s1e,
WszksrbaFsa Jsseph- ~ easks bJtsEsf beer A ny
Esart-Ifi 1bls sppEss MIiisr kMsysF-st pigs meat
Tose Br0s 10 5b4s posasfss Wallace FairehfE6 Seo
IS NJ Ws5sssr-a5 bis handles & r FlssDD6EEsT-
oDis whfsky Fss5sefAr-I 10 EFbss-5 H
Ge- - Ghss prsgsF-f car fTna5sF r Pt1ftSDns
-35 pszs meat X Coavsrsa~N3 Kegs nails Ree
casks bottled 5eer Heisaadsr-sandfy mdss I Lii
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ss<assr- Masrsa6y keo-42 bss rhiskY Woad 4
Jsanihzs-fD Do r Hofisbder--l3 Frs7aau,-t T. =
Be- - b1ss 5a1sn T6safsr g. Essksr--f bib whisky
VI Lozin-s1 ooxes bf5sers Tnns Sfhaaas Levy so
DO Barka & ThoHa psGT-f5 DDis oil 81 soxsa candles
81 bSxss seap Frsneh-25 pkEs butter Fl Law
rsnee Ans-tl pigs naase s1raston X Ma7sr-14t weol
eb-15 sslEs rice 10 A 1hona5oH Aso-5 B3is fasin Z
BIS tHfpantins Asx5ns-a aass nshsr l. L7abs
-saHfrg s6ss Lehman Abfahsn &G<s-z5 bags VI
nat+ "A r Cochran y Cazerss-I8 pszs sggs - B ri
Flash oefEsT-l5i pFze m6se y Wfss-f d. !. Crime
rald--I Aadsrson SffGpBn--I5 Sehrsrsz Safy--5
I'd Ha&th-s1 Za5srUsr ~ Hshan-Sl i WoIf kes,-
70 b5is potaOes Miller Ksysr-i5 55is ell 4 Bald.
dry na6,s Gfasr--e3o staGffsr Ns1rsa17 hoo-do
H5rtsf " TsBbsr-ao Mfs j VteEzsI-d6 z Laesnsf
Sr-sohGriss 70 srder-TgEsl i174 Dsiss sostsn
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UPPER COAST.
WHITE STAB LIVE,

WHITE STAB LIVE.
1879 Pan 4 Winter Arrangement 1850
TRI, .W-gtrEEL7 EPPE. coAsT PACKETS TO
1zIoe g sIJ st ASD Re, sEs Tg.EACD.
- ya La sess Fi j. AND FAST PAssEE-
:. 4. Conasselk naastsr Geo. ". Weota egsrk.
At 10 4. IA. and FRIDAY az s .. r. f1r gayea
gouia, rssarninz down The eoass "a Alternate
c9 n. ..o,,
- FzRs sifs5 4UzspA4 Hfz sDg1 s saa
SATCRDaT at II a. III for Ben T1rea1d, mak-
Ing al landings II daylight.
foF freight o. Daa5sI H nhRsy On p f asd q .
eEsrk vii be .onrd dsilg Al "a haad ..
Bisnyills street. 20 receive freight for either ii
on THE wave
LEAVES f DafFEaf 5l 9ALLI zz sAeEEI !;
Il s-Fo 81 B M e & / e CHURCH
sdfats Di keh6i fa al e. leras
nhs alas-8a cI1 sIa OF af ssiass1
III ~ s5szs For :;st1a ss.ss 60
.,-,-r 70. Il Data, strssf. u Stairs.
n ZEE VI st4EEaE4 6kfS 3Sy 5E3S
hsad 81 Cont street receiving freight I'm Il
HKW ORLEAss AND UPPEE COAsT TIL
WEEKLY PACKET,
Leaves every -MoEDA7. WEDNESDAY sad
FRIDAY, II II sn.
- A FOB LONG VIEW RE4CH AZ
St7& far az Ns2lan's. 81. James. gsv Va
castIs Road, snIlst Care. Haan-
III. zilis; Ksnasr7tlla aud Al va5 landiaxs-T5s
CLARA o.,
Wu. WeEzsl master. ". J. C5usa1L eIerx
Will Leave ID aoo7s. returning doTa me cast
Tuesday. Thursday AMI Saturday t1 da7ltcat.
For freight OF psSsaRe Apply On 5oart or 20
". J. CoMEAC1r 81 Cont street
4 CLERK always On the ls7se 20 gsee17e freight.
fnss Of Cont aeree% re1ass
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FEB VICK5BCsG AND DELTA,
Isa7ss every FRIDAY atsp M
n FOR VICK8BCKG, DELT i. NAT
AsAss@AsaakHg chez, Davis's Bend and Intermediate
landinRs-Ths steamer
TH0MPsON DEAN,
In place of the Ed Richsrdsont
Jas. II. Pepper. master, Frank Reck. Jr.. elsrk
leaves III atyo7e, conlsctfn9 at Vicxsnurg vito
Parisot's Line for ali points On tbs Tazoo. S1n-
flower, Deer Creek and TaIIahateais.
{. &. H1fsk saoCK xxi n Z CARTER
Will give through bills OF Iaafng 20 Trenton,
Monroe. and ali stations On the Tiezsbuyg
Shreveport end Texas RAILROAD, via DsIsa, La.
W. 3, EROGKETT, Agent,
seB - Ma0azins street
aATEEDAY TICKsETR9 UNITED 5IATgS
MAIL PACKET.
IT. FOB TIGKsBCRG. DAVIY BEND.
sssa&.sanS Eatchez. and ali Intermediate land
- ilgs-Tls passenger packet
NATCHEZ,
4. r. Leathsrs. master. J, =. Muse elsyz.
connecting 81 TtcksbErR with tbs Parfsot Line
tor Yazoo Taiiahstclfs And 5unfovsr rivers,
and wish Anchor Line for Mem Dhfs. Cairo aud
~. Louis. Will give through bills u Isdfna 10
Monroe and Iii stations on tie Yiex86urg.
Shreveport and Texas Rsfirr ad ia Delta, La.
Thts boat reserves the right 20 Dass ali land
ings that the Captain may consider ulsgfe.
For freight or paassga aE.r.l7 on bosrfs OF 20
JOHN JAS&EY. I6s Common g.
}. =. Cabin. 20 Common st.
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BATON ROUSE

BATON ROUSE
.SGCLAE COAST AVID BAT0N ROUGE
sEMl-WEEKLT PACKET,
Leaves EVERY MONDAY, at o. M. and FRI
DAY, Ut 10 a. m
T. H. FOR BATON RoCGg. PLAGUE
,sssssasa nine. Bayo7 Go1Ia. Donaldson vfIIe.
and al Coast lanfia2s-Ths nsw
ST, JOHN,
]. 2. Megiroy master.
vii Isa7s a. sbo7s, retarring SGwn I'M C,ass
EVERY SUNDAY and FEDNEsDAY FIR
ffsIghS or lsssaza apply IN board OF 20
E. O. NELAAC0N 20 BfsaysJIa ~
n59i LORD h HePEAKg. IN Gravfsr 81.
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WEEKLY BED ET7Eg PACK Er,

Leaves --------~-----s November -. at s D. n.
FOB LE1aNDRIA, Ef5G BEND
- Vornlahs Bafbia,ss Wares and way
fanGsiags-Tas steamer
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VI EM PHTs,


MEMPHIS AVID NEW ORLEANS,
ANCHOR LINE.
T. m FOL: MEMPHIs, HELENA
kS1SE Greenyilfs Aid intsrmedisfs Is1d-
tngs Steamers
JAMES HOWARD.
Jas. oasal MASTER Archie Woods clerk,
JOHN A. sCUDDER,
Il \. oAf'i LE a3sfSd E7EsRE 4. via: sisrt
'"f 'Sns OF Da.5af +. VIZ oo 8 a a.sa Il %
,-z. LIT Common street
a abd.g "A PHI FL Iaa .1s iigsd e Pr B4s sna
ald A. TEXAS galway, ylas Annapolis, AK, md =
Little Eocx kailrgaJ yia HgpsfaaJ. Arx 'E' e''&st
- BsoCKETT 4 CAETE.,
MEMPHIS AND EEE ORLEANS PACKET
- Steamers
HENRY FRANK.
?. 7. Hicks, master. All erfsson, eIsrx
EHAs r. CHoUTEAI,
N. 4. Th5rusg1n- master
LEAVING EVERY V IksDi5sslESssDfxsT. eierk
STEAMER GHss, r. CHogTRAr.
Lea7es FRIDAY. Eo7. 7. atsp.m.
% ths xissfssiDsi. White and Arkansas rivers
NflI sign throlgn gisls la7fng 70 Monroe and All
rate as otlsr bJats.
], gANgET. 10. C<ranaon q.
J.F DOUGLAS. 81 Gra7ier ss
seq II LoED b MePEAKg, ia Gfavi.r ss,
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Representing M nsw 5sssA z. Bali
TIE


MoRgAH.s LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
BOA AaD 5IEAHsHfP CCMPANT.
HoCsTos. 49, D1N ~t' e&-' =
Passengers take Railroad Fsrr75oas, foos of
SS. y liz street.. 1T a. M. reaching Morgan City
p = 70. flsrs, sxhnsortng Vi.a steshaers plying
Lozisiana ald Texas gsflrsai. - - = >
nENs FOB INDTANo -stea1aera. taavs
- ~ Ns ,2qFf ei;z n IEEspaa THgE
Through bills fadfag signed y, al points
III pc HG9stan pad Tazss Central and g. a.
sad ?, 4 Il B . IT. ard Great N2rsnern Rail
ssal Antonio frefgats rseafvsd and forEar5sd
va Clinton and Gal. q. and 3aa Anfonio BALI
Frsights tgr Gonzagss. Hargstasvills. .aneao
stes rseefvsd via Clinton Or C1aro
NrsA. FOB BsAzos SANTIAGO VIA CAL
...ssxszssssssss@ 7assoh-I he iron steamer
-------- Ro7suber s, asa
Hsn. FOB coEPCs CHRISTI
FrsTgSSs rscssvsd tor sbo7s poiat rsshtyr,sd
- lilat.iaHois ~ sehooners and thfo1g olis 81
Lagh sfags 70 Corp1s Christi and Brazos If
any a. Etsk and * peHss Ut eeEai9nses.
~ ffsgI a ~ a. .as s5t,gs patnss reesfzsd at
Railroad, tot d Lafa7etss strset, daily antii
Tfezsts snd staterooms secured uasH 50 N.
at agents .o9see. or at :he fsrry landing, on
Ihfongh tickets will oe issued from ILLS office
p ne DrI1fdpaa Doints On tfss Houston TEXAS
Central Railroad. ~ sbe Ih.srnafi0naI and
Great .gofthsrn Railroad, Texas aad Paalie
6. A. WHITEE7 l. co. Managers.
~ Z Corner Magazine AID Easehez ats,
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eREEsyHIE, ysfK sBuRe AND sgsDs.

EEGULAE MONDAY PACKET Fog agzEs-
VILE gLgK 5EgRg AVID BEWDs.
Lsa7ss. kTETsT MONDAY at b. M.
T. = Fol: GREEN VILE. TIGR3BC.1
- and he Bends = The passenger
FRANK pAHGOEn.
A, heVa7 master. VI. Y. Gaines clerk
Will leave - a6y7s, eonnaG5ing at Tfeks5ure
gith Parfsot's Lns Tor all Doints On Yaz1S, sn5
I ail ahatshis rivers. For freight or passage
apply On boafd Or 20
G. g. NAIME. gRgCKgTT l. CARTER.
Co. f.. IVORY q. n. ADAMS.
Through g5is 81 iadiIg signed 10 Trenton
Monroe and all stations IN Yfexsb77rg shrs7s-
DCrr snf Texas Railroad, 7fa Delta, La,
W. D. CROCKETT, agent
sef5 W., 81 Maxazfna ssraef
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FOB SHREVEPORT.
----------y -------=---- master,
Leaves ------~--- Nov, =. a. M
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heb RIvER.
Rea Rivsr and Texas.

r. FoEs SHREVEPORT, JgFrgR-
- - snD. Hot sorfng-. and All landings
% Red RI7sr AID ratgwa7 staffoas
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NNEAs FOB BfAZCS 5ANTIAGO VIA Cal
--saaaszsassEk& Testoh-I be iron steamer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

Notas and QueriesMore Notes and QrertesLearine TO
Snaoke-The Little Men-The Confessions Of q Bibli-
poaaiac-Putes, Mllineys and boys'UInsp hat Ov ish
-Gieanings-Dates and Mares Milk Chapter on
Canes, Etc.-Tom Thumb, Etc.-Souiething Critical
Random S-Scraps-Findng Money In the Ashes
Our Good Takers u the Far Wsst--Bi;,s Monday
Man as q Barometer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01
LEQEoRs,
Nice Lunch OF Tis-B at ali Mou-s.


OFFICE OF COUNTY TEc cEAsERY.- Ess-
TiCE U.Ctr Acs Of the Lss sisatIre of the
fas a FsTaia apprpTeI Ma-eh the OH, is3 notice 10
hereby given that the Assessment Roll fr 1879 has this
day been beon pleosi in n, POSSESSION BY the County
Auditor and that tie State AID 20, ay taxes are due
and payable Che becoming dehn1lert the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. Is73,) and that
tho Laws In regard 70 their collection will be strictly
forced. ID. l. YAGER,
County Treasurer az i o.. ofasso T1x Rocsivcr
OkEsoa City, October 20, lSzt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

And in accordance with law and order OF tbs Board
Of directors, made the 18th day Of october lS o.
many shares of zach parcel of such stock may be
viii be sold at public auction at the office of
the company, Adams ouse BIZ ck City Nevada,
SATURDAY, the 18th day of November, 1879, at the
hour of II O'Clock of said day to pay said derqu
esSment thereon, togethr with costs of Serising
and EXPENSE Of the Sale.
NJ. ANDERSON, Secretary.
OFFIcE-Ad Adams House Carson City, Nevada
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01
-NowIxG AND zABkssKIE nINING

" C)MPANY-Location of principa place of bust
ness, Carson City. Nevada; location Of works, Eagle
and Washoe Valley Mining District, Nevada Notice ::
There delinquent upon the following descr BID
stock account Of assessment (No. 81 Levied the
29th day of eugus 1879 the several anoants set
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE g EC-
OND Judicial District Of the State n Nevada in and
for Ornsby cOuntyn the matter Of the estate of Mat
as Rinke-Pnrsant to order Of said court, made
the NINTH day Of October 4 D. 1879 notice is hereby
given that Monday, the THIRD day Of November, D.
1870 at 10 O'Clock OF that day, being ray OF the
November term A. d. ls79 OF said Dist let Court the
Of said court has been appointed the time
and place for the proving Of the will Of the said Matthias
Rinkle, feceased and of bearing the applications of
Aarcella Rnke wife Of the said Matthias Rnkle, de-
ceased nad Willis c. Clarke for the issuance to hem Of
letters stamentary, when and where any person inter
es.ed may appear and contest the
j. Ii. MARSHALL. Clerk
CarSOn City. Nevada. October 10 1872.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
R creditors Of the of James A st. Clair that,
nter ami by virtue of a power Of attorney, made the
gSd day of August 1879 by the heirs of said estate,
have been appointed collect all debts due said estate
Al parties owing said estate viii AMI trouble by
calling on me and settling forthwith
J. ID. KERSEY, Attorney in Fact
August 25, 1872 lod
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

The BEST Spring Medicine and
Beautifer Of the Complexion in use,
Cures Pimplas, Boils, Blotches, Neu-
ralgia, Scrofula, Gout, Rheumatic
and Mercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from Discrdered state
Of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

CARSON CRY, Nevada, September 1, 1879.
taH the above date all work done by the drsy-
on City will be charged for AZ follows, to Wit
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-08
COUNTY SEAT QUESTION.

The County Seat matter came ap before County Court last week upon complaint of certain plaintiffs that the returns of the election held last August as certified to and published by the County Clerk were incorrect. The court decided, in substance, that it had no jurisdiction to go behind the returns, and upon application of counsel for defendants ordered new election to be held or Friday, June the 20th, 1879, to determine whether the County Seat shall now be located at Russellyille or Atklns-the cleo tion last August having resulted in favor of removal from Dover.
 At the election in June the place which receives majority of all votes cast will be declared the County Seat.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-08
LANDS IN POPE COUNTY
 SUBJECT TO DONATION.

Two weeks ago we gave our read CTS the text of q circular issued by State Land Commissioner Lear i3 regard to State Lands, giving in structions how to proceed to secure the same. Since then we have had quite a number of applications re- questing us to find out, the first time we visit Little Rock, the numbers of certain lands subject to donation. For the information of the readers of the DEMOCRAT we have determined to secure a full list of all lands in this county subject to purchase or donation, and we hope to be able to give the list to our readers by next week or week after.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-08
X RAILROAD SOUTH FROM
 HARRISON.

The Harrison (Boone Ctunty) Times, of May 3d, speaking of the importance of securing an outlet by rail south from that section of coun- try says;
 To-day is the time for the railroad meeting and we hope to see great rally. It is trueism that Provi- dence helps those that help them selves, and in this matter it will ap ply particularly to us. We want an outlet for our products, and must have It, if we wish to prosper. South of us they want all our surplus and will pay the best prices, while they are more liberal in selling. The success of the Eads Jetties has thrown the markets of the world open to us if we only can get a southern road to connect us with the l.. sR. & Ft s. k. R., and if the true status of our beautiful and productive count ry was only properly lad before the capitalists of the state and Nation, we shall soon obtain all the assis- tance needed Then we say turn out, appoint committee to lay the matter properly before the commun ity, and then see that that commit tee do their duty; let them address the Board of Directors of the Little Rock and Fort Smith road and ask for their assistance, let them call on the Board of Trade at Little Rock, setting forth the amount and value of our products and the amount of annual trade, they will extend lis tening ear and cheerfully help our cause along. Such a road will en- rioh them and us and the State, while road going north will enrich none but few mercenary merchants of Missouri who only ask to continue the wholesale robbery under which they have grown fat.
 The Times takes the right view of the matter, and If the people of Boone and adjoining counties will heed th advice given them by that pap make an earnest effort to q thing for themselves in th
 we do not doubt that the ly enlist the aid of ca,
 up q way for the pro
 cellent section of thf
 southern market
 There would R
 or better payir
 than one iron
 ping the For,
 not only pro,
 to the road ow.
 new impetu
 State, and also C stock interests
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-08

If Mir. Hendricks, of Indiana, sees the editorial of the Russellyille DEMocRkr Tn which he is threatened with political annihiation, we fear he will go back on his promise, and conclude to fight init Tilden after all Atkins News.
 While we are not particularly in love with NIT. TIlden as the prospec- tive candidate for the Democratic nomination in 1880, we are free to say that Mir. Hendricks might do a great deal worse for himself and his country than to conclude to flight init Tilden," if his fellow citizens ol the United States desire him to dc so. Tilden as a leader, has an es- tablished prowess which has always given tie cause which he has espous. ed success. He has proved his sa- gacity and prowess as a leader Tn some .oi the most remarkable contests which have ever occurred in his own State and ih the United States.
 Notwithstanding the sneer of the News, we are still of the opinion that if Mr. Hendricks is the pure patriot which we take him to be, he will yield to the wishes of his party if he should be the choice for vice Presi- dent on the ticket ot 1880.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-08
FISHING WITH EXPLOSIVES AND INTOXICATING SUIs- CsFQz NTHFnG


 For the benefit of the public, we publish the following act passed by the last session of the legislature
 Section l. That from and after the passage of this act it shall be unlawful for any person, with the in- tent to kill, maim or paralyze any fish or other water animal, to cast, drop or otherwise deposit in any river, creek lake or pond, or Tn any other stream or body of water within thls Sta;e any explosive material ,Or substance or any intoxicating or stupefying liquid, drug, vegetable or fruit, or to take from any river, creek, lake, pond or other stream or body of water within this State, any fish so stupeiied, intoxicated or killed.
 See. ,. That any person owning O. controlling any dam or other ob- struction across any river, creek or other water course within the State be, and he is hereby required to keep snch dam or other obstruction open sufficiently to admit of the easy pas sage of all fish either ascending or descending such river or other wa ter course from the first day of March until the first day of June of each year; provided, that this sec ton shall not apply to dams con structed for the accommodation of water-power for mills and manufac- tories.
 Sec. 3. Any person found guilty of violating either of the provisions of sections one ) and two (2) of this act, either upon indictment in the Circuit Court or before a Justice of the Peace of the proper county shall be fined for each otfense not less than S5 nor more than $25.
 Sec 1. That all laws and part of laws in conflict with this act are hereby repealed, and this act take effect and be in force sixty days after it's passage.
 Approved March 12, 1879.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-08
THEToUMIsTs HEARD FROM
MoUxr IDA, April 26, 1879.

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 EDITOR DEMOCRAT: As per prom ise l write to give my impression of the country as seen from the boiler deck of "klvered' wagon. We started from Russellyille to see Texas in ninety days, on the 23d crossed the river at Dardanelle, from thence through some fine land in Yell Co. to Rocky Crossing on Petit Jeane; from thence over some not so good to Fourche la Fave; from thence. through, over and around some, com pared to which, the Boston noun tain is lawn or parlor floor for there are more and bigger rocks, higher and rougher mountains, and beJter place for, and less of game, than it was ever my lot to see or hear tell of before. After we got over the Muddy mountains into Montgomery Co.,, we found the noun tains less abrupt and the rocks smaller; the ground is SD much coy- cred with white flint rocks that it looks like it was covered with per. petual snow. We campod last night, wet from steady days rain at Sul- phur Springs, where the people have graduated in the art of doing noth- ing for you and making heavy charges therefor. Eggs $.l5 per doz. and shear oats 40e. per ditto. There we found plenty of roofing slate, which, if It was in Gods country, could be Quarried out and made quite a source ofrevenue to the State. To night wo are on the Ouaehlta river, where there are some ilGc lands, but corn IS G0c q bushel, and hardly any blowing done, from winch l conclude that the people are poor sticks. We start to morrow from here to Centre Point, via Caddo Gap
 DREW.