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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29
Trustee. sale.

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Accssston= 10 the R publican Rank

Chicago. Get. 3l.,'hc accession. (, inc Republican ranks ci known DaWocrl'- are DOW numbered by 'he core daily iu th.- c'.oa. The chief eau e- are th. agitation "' tHe tariff quc-tI4u am .H- tte uanu- 'actnr.r~ 'lr saiIllty oi te ~1a.h, 'sr li-- reputable tricks rs~'r'-i '~ ..s De- m"cfacy. the superiority ,f tAe EVgaHcln romIri'Iuu- on tae Si1'e aut National tickets. and. parIaT, more than aii. the de- ,ii" n' 'ua young yH-er. EHt Co throw away tHrlr first vote on losing c1HIliatc, who rrp.e-eHi, not aitcg finer the bc.. elements "f sae.e'r. it i- believed that tIe Erpuh ietle sI.ir.l. rp surprising usl lr-in .iH ihr N.H1aC-f .In some -tl'e- heavier fi.-n ever be'Hra-4ui that ta.y Vil gain -A Cau- 'r--.incu in tlo St1'e, of Iowa. NluCs0ja. Ni.caH-.n l...Da., and Missouri
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LEGAL.
Delinquent Notice.

AaSoLp COLD ASp sfIvER gTSTSG MFAxY. Is,usslon ss grsorif.si s.isas af aiisia-ss.
 sss FvsSrt.ro. CsLsFansra iaasatfun nf vurks- CFnsA RsLlss AIsEsa t'1sTaIcF. Neasvs Cogxrf. AaIrnaA EEHEfHua6. NnTItE fhere srs e-.ia tsruf up.u fas fr.sss-frs ~ dr-ritff ~tust ssss.s n .f ks.~--sassIa No II er-t au t1- EFr.th iu asy fnfs Esso fts s~xsr.i .Hsa-auts e1gss~iis tns sf tAs r~.f-s-is. sharsaa l-ars ffsloss.
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County Nominations.

Pc TIE COUNCIL, WM. S. HEAD................Ca Camp Ner'lr
 FOR BEPgESENTATIi ES. LOUTs WoLLENBERG. .....- Prescott GEO E. BKOwN. ... Lower Agua Fria R. B STzADAAN, ......... ......... Y erde
 FOR SHERIFF, 70. z. SCzcER,,. .............Prescott.
 ToR RECORDER, HENRY "A BIcELow. .......... Hassay yanla. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, W. C. BAsHFoED, ......... ......Prescott. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. J. r. HAKGRANE. Prescott.
 FOR PROBATE JUDGE, A. O. MOVES, Prescott.
 FOR SUPERVISORS. J. M. MYERS. Walnut Grove. w. \. CLINE, .......... ........... Prescott. FOR PUBLIC ADNINIsTEA ATOR, B. If. SMITH, ,...... -..-......Prescott
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FREIGHT
EAILR lAD CELEBRATES $.

1 New Orleans, Oct. e6. The soA\her Pacific Railroad party. composcd of Nha' | Crocker, Vice President Thos W PricN IL =. Spoford of Galveston and Sln AniA\i R- R-, George Crocker, and Col. Jas Ga\\n ble, general superintendent Of the WesteW Union Telegraph line of the Pacific CoaA| Jeff to-day via Morgan's line of steamers foi Galveston ani Sln Antonio. Mr. Crockcr Is looking for an outlet ;o the Gulf for hi. road, which he statcs will certainly be com ple'ed within two years. possibly earlier. RErJ ELI'NN PRu>PECT~ IS TENNE~>EE AND
 kENTUCNy.
 Chic,go, Oc:. >pa-ial. give facts and figures to show that the Republicans are sure tp cary Tennessee. Other dis patches indicate 'ha possibility of eleeting Republican Congressmen in Keu,ucKy. UNDoUDrED HEAVY REPUBLICAN CAIN N
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 New York, Oct. 25.-The completed reg istration in this city shows an apparent: Republican gain of per cent. compared With year ago. Experts carefully esti- mate the aggregate vote will be a00, 900, unless Democratic indifference decrease it. MoGeratea estimate, among Democratic bushes, men and manufacturers, reduce the probable DsmJcratic majority to 5000 or less
 The King, county registration indicate ten per cent. net Republican gam. which would leave about 10000 majority for Han cuCs. adding Amc-. Suffolk, and RlcA- moud counties, G3.yOJ Democratic u.j1r.'y. winch is the utmost the D.m5crlts claim.
 ll the foregoing calculations au allow snce l, made ior uBdogDtci falling uh Iu tie Democratic y1:c ot thi, year. hy Indiif-r- cnce aui de,er;ion to the Republican ranks, aoi return of bushes Republican, Nno voted for Hidden four years ago. Twenty five thousand F publican gaiu from these i. q very moderate ,,,mltc.
 >hrewl betting men arc ,taaiug thcir mouey generally aal freely oa tue Repub- iicans clruiag the >A,e by a handsome vote
 p,vE>It, INEfil,ITl rUE t,r-E
 l.. N. snyder, actin. a-aut ot the railway here, yesterday left for parts unknown. lli, accounts are al straight, anu small bal once due him on salary. Domestic trouble |, supI Ose,i tl l.. tae cause.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29

Who |, |, that jusiii-s lhe Recorder in retaining on the Great Register the names cf thousand, of men who are deal. moved away 4ad iegisia,ci ou! of tine county, and who pays him dye or six hundred dollars oi the peoples money i'f batting these names on the printed register. Ask tho Board of Supervisors
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o-oa. Ezcl,,msr, a, the N,w Gold Placer.

Great EzcltemoEt at the New Gold PIscers.
 hr Jose Hriouln returned f4m the god placer. near Me,YIltc -fl,IoU th,- morning and reports the greatc-; cyciteuco' as prevailing in tha' locality Yesterday ihc dry washer of Power, aud Iloug au q cleaned S}jp. Ah.ut one hu8jr,d Mexi clu. orc now working in -u srca of oue mile .. Hpre and taking ort from len e. twenty uailar. DOT day vI'lt .rI.i.4s. There l. undoubtedly ,al-, area of ground that will pay to work Wiih dry washer and We predict that within two week. there will be tvesty Of these machines ou ibe ground and every one Nll pay well sentinel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29

With ihe dividend now psniin. of ihe Silver king MininP Company. t,l dividend, have been paid. |, paid nine div idend. and tGeu stopped tso yelr- ,i8ce In ls,1. there were two. Ni'h tuta, rf SiuO .0D0. in is,S. there were seven. g total of $50. 600 THc present one !, 2j cents per share lnaki iug s21. .eUg-a total of SIS .GJu.
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RICHAU'S e0lCEN REMEDIES I'll. ONLY CURE.

lEE\titUS eol DIN siLSis s] car'- ,nsa,rs- nrs\ sad ~-salf s-ar'- 'Irs- or fhF Isss aud tt-s -r-,\ "srs- lus-. '. .all.T .l. rrd Iot.s-. -yIh-
 a. sta.1H. d--ea--I -.ip a. "a. rrularT frrl. uf co. sFs-e knHsL Ef-li4-. i.'... ss l-r s1f... IF slt fiUS cotrts B;lStS k7 , elre- te-,isry I'd. -F .rf., r.isH .s'I f@lH~ ir 'ts lTrFe- f-slu- tbs bead t-.- u' rr- r-es. sr- ftrsai a. sir rash. u'rEs sHf r'-ar'si cords -ara. f ts .ful-, alI s.f ifa- .-l ...--4sss finn. .sa .y.-.\ ~hst.sr ra--i i, t.ii---stion .r al.u- z rs.- g- ug 't~ ri.sI Fu-- zrl -.t.rts. I-t-- .. \t l-tt..
 lI slCgiJS \Eot FEs Ss1slSh ksri-9Te Or ;as -Jr .f f- -.HFt irr.'afif' 4-4Fst. aui aa .EI .arE Er, \ a. ll--rr-.- zen. If-- L-.-s . at Der latir.
 ttfCi;ys6\ rTk sEkElsa iaJ5cT,cg. aNs.l -ra fH .~ 'i.~ -.- N ~'+ 'a-.- V -.'f A l---.i'i- rr-- -.a. ... -.-. sra a, -ss-.s Hf 'tf tItI.r- al.l Ui..i.ttr. N .4.+ -i .ft i-.t.-e- ls FicH.Us ecu tJR cisIsss1 i.r '1r st',.'r. hsi- iuE .i --t. ..Ir. -ss. ana vi sftsa.. N-. aE.u'- i.y II SlcS;US 6OlBEs:rllis. i1r .-r'- nal vsaAls@~. l. rl-s-la..a. fu EttfLtN. and E. .if-sa-.- 4-.-IlE l uasst lfuat..a A-- E.a-s4fs -hI---. = I+r N
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Those Jewell Dispatches

Chicago, Gel. 23i.-Whi,c jAc Times f.- ures out that Jeweii's messages to Florida were really indicative of R publican fraud i. denognces Baruum for his excccding bad faith in publishing private dispatches. which he obtaineu surrepiiousIy r or through a mistake. It's New York special. howeye-. regards BarDum's claims as ridiculous. ani accepts Jewell's explanation as not only plausible, but correct. The feeling here is iLat Ba:nums campaign is degencra,ing into a stage of weakness. and almost into despair, AS eyide~cod by the bogu, Chin, SC letter, written to a man who never lived. and addressed to nion which is myth. as shown by this la,, desperate and con :emp,iblc trick. The Democrats themselves unite in condemniug sucn methods. and agree That the cause of Democracy l. be- coming hopeless indeeI ii it mus, be bo,s- tered by such means Some ,t them ac. cuse Jewell If laying a trap for B1rnum, in- 'o winch inc latter easily and weakly dropped
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Dissolution Nonre.

Lhf .1Ta--1s---E hs---sfa-r -HI-stt '-.a.. Faa .. -atls sut Gstiu &aisr Hll.r ;.s f-Ha sse. Hf Mae R s' aoin-t 4ua earrfzu- -l. #a-.l.sa. .5 Sr-4us ai The ilsrr Ni4e. lssarst tH.H.sr. k. a Las a-e. ils-'lssf. The aHd---i-uri vra u.t fs re-i.l.lf. or aaY c'' t- s.utra.ssd ru -.. Hrs cog tHa Ifs a--
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Do, T forge, that the condition of the tirca, R.'sis;cr. a, printed, is calculated to defeat thc c'.firc object of ihe registry law. Thc law says namc on ihe printed regis ,cr is J.-.a,7 ,I-,e evidence that the person So named i- a voter Iu ;he 4aty. where's thc gi,jer, a, prepared for a,e a, the p'i.s on Tuesday. I.v'- un >uoa ,,idcnoe, and may .i,c mani 2u.atcI .u the interest of frtll.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29

fn ,he U'h. when th- D ,m0craN fin themselves in The minority and uBa,W , an,Her the direct oharges put against Wcr by Republicans. then they resort to KuAWu aU;rssas. | fe0 would be leaders in rWe' cot attempted 'hi, game on a Rcpubt'N iu Prescott. last night. the 2G;h hut IN too caution. to open the bali. 1T ws NeIN the Republican attacked. aud thc 'hias had come to the worst, without any boast. ing. there vol.i have oecu one msa go tht Democrs;io rauk- sorry iol the outbreak Republicans should arm themselves rigt, here in Prescott. sui defend tbeir ri -h': aad .iue.t.-s
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Who las been auGi;ing bill- for placing 3a 't.c printed Great Register thc names Of dead aai ao-eut m-a for tho pat -iS veal. \ -A tl.. Eoar! ot >uV,I,..ot.
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L.l..,s~a,Yr--. t-r.

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Who appoint al d retain in office. clerks rhp are kuoan 'o b. engaged Tn frsduieHi practices h e1-aection with the Fe-'-;y iaa. A.k the Botri of Super,Isyf..
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Oury on His q arch

Oury Is making a grand riumPhal march ,on ordcr= through Ap.sae couuty-bIt according to information 4 the most rei able nature. gaining lut few votes. The Moim7ns. whom NJ. Oury, smei io carry in hls vest pocAe'. have crl acrei him ani be will receive but little support from th,t quarter. FrcA. wha; We kn, of our Nor mon friends they don't rei..I be idea If be ing packed n any man ppck '. They are Of nature born aa independent people and have miais ot their own. Tn J.,b. where il ., necessary for them to ,5.c s.a uni, far .elf protection, We ind them s4,i ll An zoHa, where there Is DO 6ght a-a r.; them, We generally fnd them, viil keen discrimination, picking iae v-y hest men. known to be ilil,tri1u. ,a ! sober for positions of trust and honor rhcs aTe an industrious, consequently. hriiiy. people, vbo iutcf-rs wita u1 man T, ii.lou or private business They came ta O fer ri,ory and have ree.nimed soms of ,r, most barren tracts, s. tbat uev tLey are ys icr, of beauty and plenty. They are Nai.. .5ie acquisition Aai Ni,i Dc iogDi ai'oca ,ns those men and prInciplcs winch a!e' csi calculated 10 advance tac interests of 1e Territory,
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oury took tls pay. whsa in the Confed crate service. iu goods. He fixed his salar bu; tte TeNa, boys Tcbcllcd. l. vAs worse than any Credit NoblieT transaction vc ever hesIi oi
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RECORDERS OFFICE !,
Acccmcdation.
Corruption Unearthed! :!

The GccOD1OddtiHo LlOyd UhO trent tO IiDtOp tO natItraHze Ctt-eHS, refLtSeS HeceSSaTY ceFtiJicdteS 70 enable Electors tO ] Ote /!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29

. ~ iu aeeorfa-c~ win las and on order os tas H'sid of iiirsciors rsa.s t- aY af rtsssrissr ~. D. iT-' % fnzuy shares e sarh pare os su.As
 a. t-a! f@ b@e~~zz-y VIII h- rttlI tn sruns af sss bahA ~ 4.sas corner of ft1ssr aad Curf-s ss.~s. ,- ,i- tl-s" oi r--rott Catsy of Hsssyas, TerTf-
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rla Atlantic .Hd Pac.ae P. l.

h!r !! .. Bt,sr. >H,,sia:en.,,u'uit to- ~..T Ma, ..ut. af-iv,i Pr--e.'t la,i o,e4i ., tr.r'i R.9 G.aGd.. Heigf w- u.fhst;. c'g-'ru ton rains co. tle THrtv TIih "s,- ale. la50Ea.i were Frqn;n. ra | guuts. .m .
 .av. since Wn.1 hc euu th-sr. agI t..t trh"-.sIr- ".. @lug a1 si rAa rat @. t'f G..I.- s-'. dos -s ys.s:.r- ..e -'er.. along ;.-- :--.s ..,r. :. -...- 5g i.a,.,. NprIaEs. 'He.y" lni,I. as-- n' far Wuaai,
 to which point ,br road ,.i'. te coAp'st i'y January i,', l>-i and :7 tHe LrtL. Colorado next Spring Inside taa veal. 'hIs mammoth faIir1sd enterprise vii have b en completed Co the Ocean at san Diego. with The EaiH branch extending along up ;he Coast tr its toTmin Is at San Francisco
 Presc.ti. Of necessity, Niil hayeA braact to connect with the :'5 h r1urc. sumcWh here neal the held of Big Chino Valley. then. and not ll.i theu, c4a We eX ,ect the grand boom.
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Nr l.. E. >,cadmaa,N :hc Verde, can diulte for thc A-seD3. is in town. Mr s,ea3man .-a substantial Wang 2. has one Of tae hne>, farm, oa N Verde hire. a large force of meu at goai N ages, which he pays. He i- m.u who is Nlnc'aa. in a.i h.. d.aliug,. IT, i, ihprouM ' identified uith the be-. interest, of the un'y. a.d ii elected, as We hope hc may N next Tue,- day. will be an honor to the posW ion. When such men as Hon. Jao Davis, of Me Nerde,a staunch Dem. .crat anI hsnofab'eWpemocra,. supper, Mf. ',c,lma1, it is ln Wdcation that he is rhc isl.t mag flE the Assembly. ,o;. fo. hIm Elect him N
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O-IC8aR CRAWuC.

REMIT BT MOSET IN LETTER. BY BANE DRAFT OR ENPHhs~
 F. M 6EDMAN. Coufier-Journal Pudding, LOUISVILLE. kY.. or sJ7 and 3g9 Broadway \Iw GoEK
 Tr--ea't. Oct ii lss5
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Moody and >ankey have i,,, Omaha f.. the Pacific slope They intend laying over d Salt Like f5r few day, aui wi.l prob ably Tes.L San Francisco s7@e time neat week Give us call.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE

bTFfrE OF rHg BEsB-asU MILLING Co
 frescsrtt- A T Q, vc.0ter isgfi. Is1,
 NoTIrE-There is d-li3qus1t upon The follo-snS f,ei si'cE o'f 9rtii oi sssz--IfrIsi lss ss tis fa-l ~F ~sssf- ...-Hr. \ ss. s-' -'f" r- Hsuss of tas rssP-eas- Asssr-hOlders af fcliegs:
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NUfu ss iis,.

t8H'y pf NlBas.. T---llars af s-izasaa
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 ISAAC IENNNINgs. Iea hD' fe.-if.-t co Ar.g-rs ,sr}- zrs-s lr te Isaae ssaI4l.-, dl.srtas--
 HH a-r hrT@ -1alrffs- t1 afar tff. -- a.a al s. ififf it Ai-+r4 tert irf-.-. W ffl t..,s af Nr.s-. nr 'i' -tf day lf -aasr. A. I. fec 4t lH 4---.ss uH. t. aa.ur. fa- ..s.atts.a. .f r.. sA. - r',5,.t rlall..s.
 ~a - -. r-.-.- trs ..r 70 Tus .---.' ... .r H.. F-.. rr..rrr.lt, s. r.-. >-la-t' trs. q. .s .... l--st.1 i. 5.s. -a r..t. sarF- .i-t H.-- aa-.i.-s. as.s is- rt.-s ss f ..r i.'i .-' '.F s." f' ..- ia-.sase ss.i -,i..s-t s+.-.. s.. '. ..s.l ala.asf F.a l..r @ s ss.f .TrAs a-. @ llsar..
 ." i.f -t"-a- H- r- "-as4. .. ca .rr. 1-'~-.E-- taar s.a. --r,... aEs lr. -af.-- r-r- 4 'iFeL ll-as u.5 bad -ti- zsi asg .t t..-....
 f.tEs if.-. F..t.s. .. f.. F.-.. &---E Glars Iarr f-..re
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TELE G R p HIC!
SPECIAL To THE MINER.

A\DTAS OUTBREAK NNIse NoFF HoKsEs-AGENT BERRY IN DENVER.
 A(enyer. Oct. 2j-A Guunison special say\N man jus; from Cersella, U miles beiA\y here, reports large number of h. disUA\in that vicinity running of horses It is iso reported that fifty horses, belong ing to\Nlar,mar Gun7ison, postmaster, have been n \u of.
 A u\\ate letter from inc postmaster at PowderA\River states that an Indian cut bresk is Nnevitable. The authorities have asked GoN\rnor Pitkin to send hundred and fifty W\nd of arms and ten thousand rounds of \ Ammunition immediately.
 Reliable N\eports are 10 tae effect that Agent BerryMs in Denver, and Sheriff Yale sent a depgIM\ after him this morning.
 NAlMEALTy IN NJ. CITY.
 New York, 4\t 25.-Wm. +. Craze hA. accepted inc N\,mocratic nomination for Mayor. He sayN T believe in Common Schools establlshtti Jy the people, and es- teem them as lI\\ir greatest inheritance and should be tintained iuyiolste. shall favor liberal Appropriation, for their support" N
 SIGNAL ,snrAN TELEGRAPH.
 Washington, Oct. 2A A\-The Signal service has just completed ,\\ns-conuneEtal teIe- graph from Bismark, A\Akota, to DAytoa, Washington Ty. l, u\\sses the Rocky Mountains by Seshon \ S,s, over the Mul- len road N
 ynrroHrN
 Maricopa. Oct 2j.-Thc f\\loving freigh, has arrived for Prescott NV & :. ?. 23J P. D. Brannan, :, 3Jj: J. Htr\\pring, :, 300 J. \. Rodenburg, 1, 145; JnoA\ Campbell, 8 260 Kelly & Stevens, IO. N2l5: C. w Beach, l. 220, D. Hstz, 2. 600: M. Woicn- burg, ?, 2GO; E. * $, ,, ls5: IN Btshforu & Co, l. 3G; Wo.lenDurg. -. 1.Mj. Kelly X Stevens, :. j2j: \. J MasonNl4. 400: Nj. Goldwater * Son, 6. ego: NA\ .enJurg. ij. 3j4J: frederCks k Hul, 2O. N 5sJ; (. ! Herlog, 6, 2j5. N
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2otA psI ,. Eas.nh.,. A.n- lsan

S me souf v o'eloss m. of saca a4y e. rsy ss- t -. -. s-isi- pereau 'ogethsr -lsh eo-f. eI aaserii-ins and eHa-pscs ef sst~.
 EBN '. kNssNIss s.---sa-v N'si.' ''er t1s Hsns of SFfxsaa is t1s yillar~ or fte-e',ii- T~rrI'ory of Arisss. lg--fI
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Read tbe following alfidavi,s and say whether you Mil vote for Wiikerson for Recorder or Lloyd for Probate Judge
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
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Don't lGss sight ot tho Great iicgistCr. Remember that II is numbered up ~i;h thousand, of pamc. ,ha. d. not belong on il, and may be u.ei 10 defeat tbe will of the ,.e,..c al 'he ballot box. Watch IT.
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Presidential Nominations
Territorial Nominations,

FOR DELEGATE T0 CONGRESS NJ. W. STEWART PIMA Cot MY FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PCBLIC iN-
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! < far deal is al Republican, want m
 t.li, camPlicn 70 insure ,sr-.,-. anu far deal they in'cDn ro have if y.si ant wa.ch. ing can seclr. II. l'i fortunate tha' their ! opponents sI'wei their hand, sl early in
 the manIpIit:ion of rhe Great Register and
 in the matter of na;ursiiz .;i"n papers and
 registry certificates. Y gives Is an oppor- unity to head off their schemes >s far ss \ \hey are developed fno roo, ar, played N voting or counting tie vo;e, the entire N pab..can ticNef. In tHf, cDIaty. > l, ,rr. N election on TI,.l,v a, that the sun shall rN ani set ol that day. That some ci th. DNaocrltic csadii,te, express r1ufieno. n \.eir own election. i8 the fac, of SD dl-. couWsng aa outlook, gives r>s tn ,u, p.ciM 'hat they may have taken aiyautag. ot n N bung.ed register in som, cut pf ih. way IN cincis Co Eote enough dead and aJ- sen m\\ 10 deies, the will of ,he m4jorit,
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p,uE,4r IMPLICIT, TUE CAUSE.

L. \. snyder, acting .-apt Of the railway here, yesterday left for parts unknown. Hi, accounts are al straight. anu small bal once due him on salary Domestic trouble .s suPFosei |, b- tAe cause.
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~AN FEhNcI~," CALIro
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-08-06

our vast natural resources, and increase
the prosperity and happiness Of our
people.
If elected l shall with Divine favor
labor with what ability 1 possess to
discharge my duties with fidelity, ac.
cording to my convictions, and Shall
take care to protect and defend the
Union and to see that the laws be faith
fully and equally executed in all parts
OF the country alike. l will assume
the responsibility. fully sensible Of the
fact to administer rightly the functions
of government is to discharge the most
sacred duty that can devolvc upon an
American citizen.
am, very respectfully,
WINFIEI.D S. HANCOCK.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-08-06
HEGlSTRATION OF VOTERS.
From the n. O. States.


Mr.. Charles Cavanac, Registrar of
Voters, gives official notice in another
column that he will open his office to-
day, in the Court Buildings, on Camp
street, ror the registration of voters.
The law requires an entirely new reg
istration and hence the old certificates
of registry will bo useless ut the next
election. The time allowed to COM
plctc tho wcrI is short and the clerical
force limited. 1t will he well, then,
FOR voters TO apply without delay for
their papers so as to avoid Il rush on
the Office towards the close of the
allotted time, which must he product
i've of Inconvenience and annoyance
both to the voter and the Registrar.
Too much Importance cannot be at
tachcd to- this new registration. 1t
will ctfectually destroy the five or six
thousand fraudulent registration papers
that have been hold and used by ring
managers and ward politicians, for the
illegal election of their ftvorite candi-
dates. II will neutralizs the power of
some of the ring leaders who have
bousted of holding from one to two
hundred OF these fraudulent certif-
Gates and voting them, through unnat-
uralizcd foreigners and non-rcsidents,