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The silver state., 1880-04-16


Whereas, at a regular meeting of the Board
OF County Commissioners, 1t appearing to the
satisfaction of the Board that more than five
freehoiders of Rye Patch District. interested
therein, have petitioned this Board to construct
bridge across the Humboldt river at some
point in said district; and it appearing also that
said bridge will cost more than one hundred
dollars, it is ordered that legal notice of the APP
plication upon said petition be given, by the
Clerk, according to Section 4, page 80, Statutes
of Nevada, 1877.
Notice is therefore given, that on MONDAY,
APRIL 10Th, $780, at the hour of O'Clock of
said day, at the Clerks Office, in said county,
said Board of County Commissioners will meet
to hear the aforesaid applicationupon said pc
tition, and witnesses will be heard and exam
med touching said application, and the same
viii then and there be determined.
BY order of the Board of County Commits
sioners
j. Fl. JOB, Clerk.
Winnemucca, April s, 1880. I'd
The silver state., 1880-04-16
POsTPeNENENT.

The sale OF delinquent stock Of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
FRIDAY, December 18th, 1879, at the same
hour and place. BY order of the Board Of Di-
rectors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state., 1880-04-16
POsTPONEMENT.

The sale Of delinquent stock OF the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, August 81, 1879, at the same hour
and place. By order of the Beard OF Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state., 1880-04-16
P0sTPONEs7ENT.

The sale of delinquent stock OF the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
MONDAY, October goth, 1879, at the same
hour and place BY order Of the Board Of
Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state., 1880-04-16
POsTPONEMENT.

The sale of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
SATURDAY, April 18th, $780, at the same hour
and place. BY order OF the Board of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
iva -td-f19-td
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

Tho New York Tribune took tho trollhe IN
interview EVERY member of the Republican
county and township com mlttens In P'nnsyl-
vhnin tho other day. Ia Iinh their preslder Llnl
preferences IT. finds that bH nre for Blaine
whiIo only ilD nrn for Grnnt. thus showing
what the world knew nirnnly. that tho NOM
brls III tho Sintn convention wnra bull.loznd
and controlled by Cameron md compelled III
go for Grant nEnlnat their own will. The facts
on this point are coming out 80 rlenrly now
TINT Cameron hns grnhtly weakened I'm his
support OF tlyHius. and declares that ho In
aint.d on Grant instructions nj Harrisburg
bncn,nn any other result would have hc"n
Interpreted MS personal lcfnaL for hlmanlf
and That. now TINT ha hnn won his victory.
h" rs willing To relLrunh Grant If tho oppo-
nitlon Ia II third term proves Formidable
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

honorable gentlemen who compose the Com.
mittee Oh Printing. implied In aharaetrrislnR
thu bill reportedoby them na AMPLY n per-
latnatinn " nna ~ the worst features NJ tho
general Republican sGhrnn ~ plumber ~
which the ranrle of thla Htnte 80 justly conn
tlaine.i. AMI ~ which they always pointed
ms ~ tha most rpt,apin,io,a ill,ietrntlo,ln
ri naitlnan cotsuptiun." Ia not calculated Ia
convince Bnnn,ora 80 tnnrh ms to render them
Justly Indignant. hut LIT NJ refrain this Ia
a mntior The st,r iRinnIs 10 t,lnr,,sn AS IL
rraann.' nnd hnnra orr advice viii bn merely
thrown away. No ln IT,
II, conclusion. ma tho preachers have H.. we
may remark TINT Tho III In Ita ianl ntiIele
Ind nothing further te say about, TINT low
rst bid but do,ibtcsa Tint was r,etcIY nm
other instance III which tho Iir did not my
whnt H. meant W say. ~ did not moan to in y
what IL slll nny
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
CARPET INfAMY.

When the Times again trents tho public To
MI article upon chrpct-bnE nfhny. especially
In connection with the subject ~ State print
ing. 1t would 10 interest ing W itS readers II
it would favor Thorn with few choice ex-
tracts from Auditor Cllnton'a report. during
kelloHga regime citing tho expeI,Aes for
pr hitting In 1879 $3.50, la2. or those OF 1879. say
slGO 900. and II IL In this connection intereHt-
ing to note the fact that not ono word OF OBJ
jnrtion To these enormous expenditures can
b. found IN the reports Of tho rx- Auditor and
present manager uf the Times
Indeed, tho records show that the virtuoua
Auditor reserved his ind Rnation against tho
Republican until Il falling ont of the gang re-
suited IN All exposure by tho Republican OF
tho villainy which prevailed IN the Auditor
office.
IL IL therefore readily understood why the
Times should visit It's spleen upon the de-
funct Republican, and thu Democrats OF this
State can quite M readily account for the
animosity OF IL journal whose political friends
and associates In infumy have been rendered
pewerless opundsr tho State ..&
The differences III the reform principles con-
trolling the Democratic party and those OF
the Iimes's management may be best appre-
ciated by reference to the fact that the ap-
preparation permitted by the Democratic
party for the expenses OF the Auditors office
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

lIng land ttpnhrm In Aful,anlaLan arc ap.
paicntly without enh. nnn misfortune fnlInwe
another. Tho latest news - that Abtlu
Nahman. tho Afghan prntanher. han ranHand
tho frontier Into Afghanatnn with 4 large
foron III Turroinnra. Tho latter Rrn tho
nnmo tribe which, recently severely defeated
the liunnIan tloppn IN their advance on Merry
and ara very e,ntgniiu nnd detarniin oil
nYhicra With thu 4Iuru,rial,a 10 barL him.
Ablnl ltahnnn Will hn allie ~ give tho Eng
llHh great haal ~ trnni,ln. The appens anrr
uf Tho Turnnmana on thu fald In Afgi,anlata u
will aao tend Ia confuse tho political aldo of
the cnHc. M II ia against this very tribe thnt
liuaaa 10 now hitting out an expedition, with
England and tnHaia both waalnp war ngaiuHi
ihn nalnn power. still moro complications u
tho Afghan Hlratl,, arn prninlar.I
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APPOINTING PDLIUl. JURORS.

Tho bill huthotising tho appointment 81
police jurors by ilie Governor. In iinu Of ti,eIi
election by The peeun MS horetofofe has bee,
ngroed upon and WILL. IN duo time pass
through, tho f,rmnllilca required to giva |,
the forro nr law. Wa congratulate tha nErl.
cultural ntarssin of the Htntn upon thla CON
| summation. mud wa r~fl roniidani Tint tin.
practical Results will juaiIfy tho neiiMi Of the
Democratic party. This alntt.,,rslna aIwa ye
Ind tho support nnd advocacy 81 tho DEMO
unAT and. although IT, has boon oppnsod In
some quarters With more nt ltMa Welcomes nn'l
with creator nr Grnnlln, amount Of logic. We
have fnlt confident that IL would eynn.
tunlly reaevs Tho approval of tho Poo
plo at large ma soon M They could
become raniiin,lsol with It's n,jnea and s.e
brought 1" rsap9nihs Ia usefulness.
We naIi no better ovilercn ~ thu accuracy
~ nr,r estimate, than !. to be- found In the fart
that the l,nn Inns received tho Endorsement Of
nharge majority Of the nomocrntIr mnmlcra
III tho IrAlalnturn. Tho subject hna beon
fully and csha,lstlsny nvaaas,i nmot,g them,
and the rea,tlt Is that tho neenneiiy Of tho
MEASURE Ia everywhere rorlfo'lnd, Tho I'm
pnltRncn N having ntsllunnt responsible
nnd hnnost men to manage tho local nfrni.a
of the trapentivn parishes Is 40 impciatIvn
aud conspicuous that NIL parties havo
agreed upon policy that will assure this not
only to tboso t,nrisIlo. whore tho bntter eIo-
meut h III control but also To tloae where
tho bniier elplnalt hnn l,rrntufnrs harn Mt tho
mercy ur the Ignorant and rnpnrip,ia. IT, ia
not proposed 10 tahn away from tho p"oplo
tho right Ia ohtpsn their own police jurors
Ia. nom It.. but merely to guarantee
10 tho ownnta Of thu land. Tho tnSpnyers and
tho Intelligent population tho prnrogntlvo of
aclectlnA tho persons who shall administer
thnir affairs dinpnilae their money and pro-
hr'L their inirrantH. There hna been MI TO-
gcihcr too much mlaInnnnG ainnIli nn,l rascal
1ty In certain parishes whrrn tho Taxpayers
and tho white tt,ople hnvn bnan e,ibordlnntod
iO tho nrgrpaa nating under evil hlvicn and
corrupt example and tho p',rpose of tho law
In question rs tn prevent this and lo necIrn
To nil tho pnrishMi tho enjoyment. Of tho PRIV
llrgo " lonal government ny men who rep
resent the lnlelllgnnrn md thn property of
hapopulntlon Wa do not doubt that when
the pnople throughout tho h'itta nre made
ncI,,nlntni with tho offsets md Tho nature
Of tho itlelnlre VIZ nre considering. they will
lend to H. the Hniin cordial approval TINT III
now accorded almost without Iianant. by
their Representations,
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ilR.iHht.

We are afraid that the Mutual Admit ratlnl
Society Of Photographers are weakening n
little In their duty Ia ono onothor. For OK
ample. we don't many com pllmrnts To tn,
facdg,mfs funny paragraphs reproduced II
the feuynHe's funny column ut loast not rs
many ~ Formerly. and this leads ~ u tho
conclusion that the mamhers " tho Mutual
Admiration Society arc becoming langu!l In
the discharge Of their sworn duty. We see
no change In the style OF the Ifc's paragraph
wit. II Ia quite rs inscrutabe ~ 1t over was
Yet We do remember that some time ago tho
PICS funny column was filled with euloglcs
on itself, purportlDE u come from other "a
pars with funny columns and professional
wits In charge thereof; whereas nowadays We
very seldom see anything OF the sort. Now.
Il occurs TO us that II these gifted creatures
dont stand up to each other and pass around
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

An nii-Chlnrsa bill. now before tho Gnll-
rornlR iIcginlmture. which aeoInH mort popular
and likely Ia become n law. plrlHhcW with n
line OF $1,000 and imprisonment for live hun
drcd days any director OF IL corporation or
shall employ In any manner or capacity.
upon any work or buslnnss Of such corpora
Llon any ChlntMs or Mongollnn For SEQ
onh olTrnnn Of this kind tlln criminal is s.n-
fenced to IN fine Of $4,000 md two yenis i'm
prisonmcnt. md tho chnrtnr of tho offending
corporation LIS nnnillnd, lf IL third of1nnne
wnn poanblo II would probably be- punished
Gnpi,nlly
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

The Gnar or liuaaln hna been ronHrnt,,lHits,
by nearly all tho royarrlHns ~ Europe Oh hi
escape from Tho trrrlbla fntr which the Mill
lat duy Fawken had planned for hin, mud
bythe-hy, HIN cuoape WAS much more mar
row ono than nt llrnt reported. Tho city al
London, however. dnrliIi,M 4" join In thrnr
congratulations. In common council having
refused ynatnltiay ~ ~ ~ ~ \ voin ~ "a 10
III. Thla action ~ duo probably ~ tho anti
Russian sentiment. popular III England j,iut
now. rather than to any nympnthy with Tho
rauieidal decia of the ltunninn Nhlliatn
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HEADQUARTERS First HHiGADE.
Firei Ill piauf J., f. NJ

New Oilnana February IT, Inilo
GENERAL. ORDERS No.
!. ~ conformity with, Ganernl O,,lnrn M 4
VIZ aluuailnrs Fitht DIvinipn L.. r. NJ q I'll,
troops composing this brigade will form fpI
parnda md rcvlnw. ON Gnnnl 81 reol south aldo
SUNDAY. Tho twenty SECOND instant nj u, IN
| right feating on Camp streai. extending wnnl
In Tho following order,
First Nsaimeni lninntry Gpl Ahulph Meyer
Louisiana Fiall Artillery lruulpprd m In
fnnfrrl. Obi q I.ounr,lnnr Dr.
Harond Haglmont of Infantry Ilsul Col j
y. Hill.
Regiment Orlnnna Artillery fnuulppa1 ms In
innirrI. iol. A. j, I,nchnmln
Alabama State Artillery tnpuippad rn nftil
lnry1. Gapt, u. IT, IIugor.
H. Tho Trio ei I!orsnrlio Gnpt John An
irndn. Company Frame TlIanrn Untl Armand
Halln COMPANY OnnnIorna Gnui Joseph I.lado.
VIII form with koeImnnt Orleans hriIlnry.
III. The Continental atInida Company A
Capt Vim, Pierce. will form with Hooond Hegi-
mont Infantry.
Nv. frompt formation la enpne,I nv tho coll
uinn will move NJ 80 =. m. tlselnely.
Y. Tho troops Will be reviewed by his Excel
intersection nf Gnrnndnlei md Gnnnl strnnfH
Ny conn md 81 I!rig. a.nn. Joun uLyNn Jn.
JOHN H. HGOTT
Ilsuenan, Colonel Aaalatant Adiutnn, Gsnornl.
fcpn n
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The Sergeant at Arms OF tho House hm
again forbidden tho aale Of cold tra.' tho
congressional name for toidica. NJ tho House
restaurant: yet. arrange 10 NAY. nomn uf tho
newspapers are doubtful whether thia will he
altogether productive of good. H. will dlmin-
iAh tho amount OF congregational drinking
OF that there can loo no doubt but II will. nj
the same ttn,c. lend away u number Of NOM
hers Of OonArcan. who. lnntrnd ~ being III
tho Capitol attending u tho n,lalnrAa of tho
country. will bc ont On tho stlrcts Or III some
ncighborin4 hnr.rnom looking for u drink. II
whisky In banisheh nltogather from tho Capt.
tol. thoeo paptrs lnalst. Uongroaa will be- fre-
uuently without II quorum
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

The New York Tribune Ia nnmvnnalng tho
Republican committeeman nf Pennsylvania
with view ~ ascertain their presidential
preferences. Thus far 40. or ono third Of the
whole number. have been heard from. Oh
these. GIL DECLARE In favor OF Blaine. and ila
IN favor Of Grant. Tho Tribune. which Ia fot
Blaine. aeema " draw considerable cnnsnla-
tian from these iiHurra. II would ~ vol u
remember Tint thu average Pennsylvania ~.
publican belongs 70 tho Gamcrona. and that
Don has contracted to deliver tho vuto of the
State to Grant ut Chicago. There Ia not tho
remotest doubt that he will do this. All
speeulations AZ TO individual preferences
whether Of committeeman Of others, ~ for
nnNxrhA
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Mr. Weaver han boom trying for weeltn 70
Nat hia ilnnnrr resolutions before the llonan
or Representatives.. Int cnot Monday Speaker
Randall refuses u recognize him and makes
IL convenient 10 ana aonn other member
striving to get tho floor l4ant Monday thiH
occurred for the fourth iimo when tho Iowa
Congressman protested against tho Speak
cr'n action. llr wna told Tint hc Ind hin rom
0dy III an appeal. hut II was nvi,l"nt TINT tho
House would nuntain tho speaker. nnd no Nh
peal was taken. The incident a,x,nln to ahow
the temper Of tho House with regard 10 iinnn-
clal Legislation during tho prevent ecanion.
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IfEA DuIiAlTEHH FlHiT DIVIHtDN
iu,t init hf,iI 4

I.puisiana ntnla National Guard !
New otants. February N. limo
GENERAL ORDERS No. ~
HINTllDAf nniatio nnI rnviow ~ iha Htain
National uunrA VIII ha hnl on tlin twenty
hscnnd instant fni tho anniunt Of which Tho
Following dlnponl'fons ate nnnounrni
]. Tho troops win he formed nj o. ~, The
Tirni brigade. IIrl1. ton JOHN uLYNN In
on Hnnh CANAL streat tight nj Clamp fnslne
parihwnfl. md Tho Hnapf.H ItIgnIa Lieut..
Gnl. dIiAH. II, FFNNEIl commanding an North
Gana. right at I'n,gu,ldv fnnlng so,i'hward.
II Tho Battalion ~ rhifieanth Unl.nd Hfnisa
tnfnntv participating. will tahe postion on tho
right Of Tho Frat Hrign.ln.
III. Tho First Hoplinant or hlabnmn Hate
troops dol. Y. X. IRWIN. will form with he
Hao"nd Brigade.
". Al tho q. M. tho column will ba put In
motion nv GhnrIrea HI Lpua Royal. H.
Chhilaa- FoyhrnE aud Camp slronta. md after
turning Into CANAL will tnaa In revlaw Ia his
EHaellenrv. tho apvnrnor Df Tho Haio nt tho
fntofsenflon III Gnrontielat
V. Tho troopH will than In nmbnr h sd upon
trains In waiting for transportation tn MotaIrin
dntnanfy. to pnrilnpaa In TIM tlahlnntIon ~ tho
monument nf tho Washington Artillery
l.y order 81 Mnior dom w J. I.HuAH
fntp4t q. A. WiII.IhMH Colonel, A. A.H
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

Eldnr Thntchnr'st mission Ia Mexico did not
result na we'll III. wis expected lln found
the government nnx lon to rncrlve tho Nor
mons should they dMiio u rcmovs from
tltnh and Willing to protect them In their
worship, but firmly opposed tn their poygn
NOUS practices. Under tho circumstance IL
rs probable TINT II IL migration ts istsrm lnel
ON the Saints will conclude that Mexico lH not
the proper country with which 10 ehBl thnlr
ftt,i l,I
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TRIPLE SHEET
A M llgEM l;NTB.

AuApEMy or MUSIC ifnfsssrr and dfnUhf
"uuNnAn. rnH ini,nAin." hD H.fr'a hrM'
Uriinr nMhn,uitn.
GRAND OPERA IlDllHE Mdf,nrr. "linMHo
AMI Iu,Inr" Al night. "CAnMFa. bl
The En,ma AhioH Ope,a Gsnp"np.
FRENCH ull5IiA HOUSE, lsonthoi, Htreatl
''LlaHrNiNa nuAWisa." w iiof T.
EruuYrru
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each others wit with approving eomnepta.
thare Ia danger Of the extinction II the pro.
fnaaionai funny n,an. tlo might pararhraHe
tn Swan and nny. Who steals my brains
steals trash hut 10 who takes away tho
right IA pnbllah nh adrnmpilna'H approval
doth take away the fiotIon upon which my
greatness rrsin Tho i,nHin ~ my salary.
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Tho miniateia nfa NIL for Grant, nj lenat
thoae Of tho Meihodlat Church lately ne-
aatnhlrd ~ Cincinnati Whom polla'l. olly ilvo
III them were found for sherman. although
hr Ia ii Methodist nnh an Ohiunn. wlln thiI-
teen. o. nearly half tho whole number, we're
for llynnsu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

In tho municipal nlneiiona hold In frhnsyi
ynnia On tho seventeenth tho peni"orntn
mn.le general annn Tho city ~ lancaster.
for inntanro. wan carried ny thnm ny y nm
jatlty ur over 7pn, Tho Republican candidate
for Mayor Loaf large number ~ votes he
Ga,inn he wnn u N,nnt man. H. Ia claimed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

Tho Gr~nhaok party Is not worry large In
point Of numhcrn. hut II 6at manage tn hold
more conventions than NIL tho either pnitien
In thn llnld. n han already arranged fnr two
national conventions to nominal" nan,,itleNnH
for the Presidency. ono to hn held nj ~. Louis.
March 1, aud tho other Mt Chicago, June .. md
II IL Thought that several moro will b" called
before tho acnaon for political conventions in
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UnAp,4 us BATTALION WAHutaaroN AHrtLiH
Now Orlehna. Fpbt nary 40, 1910.

HHADa na BATTALION WAHHtharoN Anrt IINny |
Now Orleans. Fpbi uhiy 40 lnnD.
HEN EHAL ORDER No. al
I Ia conformity 10 annarnl Order No l.
IIan,iaunrtsrn SECOND Brigade thla. battalion
will nHsefnbn IT. It's nrsannl In full iio.a uni
form with plum"n). on SUNDAY twon'y aoe-
oni Instant. ut Ia O'Clock m.
IT, Uampnny II tCapt. Mnyl will parade na mr.
tlllorv md in charge OF tho battery. Oompnnla
md q tCaptH MoEiroy and IslaoaonI will
parade M Infantry. The Vatnran O,mpany.
Capt. Dnnuy. being assigned lo special duty
will benuhlect To his Immediate orders.
III Capt. McElroy tNompnny Al rs charged
with firing tho salute At eunrlHn on twnnty nas-
ond instant. Ono detachment from onrh nom-
pnny will t,e detailed. by their resp"c,lv" cnp-
tnlnn To ilra tho Anniversary salute. MT IN. Mo-
tnIrie Cemetery. on tho nhvoIling Of tho mon
ufnsni.
l,y order OF Mnior Jao. u. NidnAnDaoN.
fe2I 1T H. J. KUitAiIEEDT .Adjninnt.
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Tim nomination of Il. I. PARKER ~ b. super
Slaor III TIM rri,n,,n for Tho fiInt hlntilrt ~
tntiinint,a. whlrh inrlulrn thin city. WINS yen
teriay rejected iy Tho Senate.
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IIEA DpUAtTEItA HEiDND HRInADE.
Ftrat DIsialpn. In. Hatn Nniionni uunrd
Now Otlnnna FnhIunrY 40 lnHn


GEN EIlAI. ORDERS No IL
]. In complihnco with Honnrnl Orders No 4
from diviainn lionauunrtara. ll,a brigade will
nsHenba for parade md review on sunday tho
twonty ssheond lnnthnt. ut | o'sosh D. IN ahnrp
on north alto Of Gnnhl straet RICH, Ing on
burgundy street In tho following order:
Harman Battalion. Lieut.. Dol. Aug ItnirhnrI
commanding
Urnnrnnt City battalion. Gnpt. II II Plrnsnntn
commanding.
Anbnnn STATIC troops. Dol. r. X. Irwin com-
mhnAing.
Imitation Washington Artillery. MINOR j H.
Richardson commanding.
II Alter compilation Of parade. tho brigade
Will ba Transported nv train "a thn Monlrie
Cnmntery. 10 pnr'i"ipntn IN tho cnrompnca ut
ienhlng thu unwilling nf tho Washington Ar
Hillary monument.
Ill II Is especially nnnenhnry for tho brlgnds
line to be fnrmoh promptly nj tho hour indi-
cntai. In order TO curry out tho programme of
tho day
By order 81 Lieut.. Dol G1i, r. Fmnnnn com
mnntIinR. w. g. II. HOHINhON.
fe2l II Acting A. A. q.
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HEADQUARTERS TiHHT DtytHtON.
Louisiana htata National Guard.
New ORLEANS. EahIuArY IL ltLal

GENERAL ORDERS No. ii
Iha 'nlloWih1 oWnarH AFRO announced ~ com
posing tho Aar ~ This Division. They will be
obevnh nhh roo l,artni accordingly;
Dol. g. A. WfLIiAMH Assistant Adiutani
General.
LIEUT.. dol. a. l.. WALK rls. Assistant Inepee
kor General.
Lieut.. Dol. Lntl1A.rItADDH Dunrinrunstnr
Lieut.. Gol. A W HYATT. Ihymhster
Hnipnon .tOAEfII HOLE Medical Dlroplor
Uapt A. a. JAM EH. Aid lesUamp.
W II liEliaN Major GanaraI
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WEATHER liabilities.

Fir The GuiT Nnfca. niiUM chanOr ~ p,ea
eMfs iefndn f,om The fnat IA Mr nonfh. cloudy
and threatening rrnihe, and Nightly hfUhrr
frfHprtnf1r.
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ls tAo00 per yenr. and tho estimate 81 tho OK
Auditor ls hest explained by his own report


am Very respectfully ri
CHA ltI.EH GI.fNTON Auditor
Aud yet Tho Ttn,ea Insults tho Intelligence
of Tho community by assuming tn speak fur
tho Taxpayers. I!ah
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lsla,ure 10 choose electors, I dom
think this viii be done, for IL IL was II
would never elect Garfield, illinois,
Ohio, aud Pennsylvania would surely
vote for Hancock after such q trick rs
that. But the talk about it, or the
fact that Republican leaders entertain
such a project, shows how desperate
their case Is,
Al the Headquarters Of the Demo
cratic Congressional committee much
work il being done and o., so per day
IL maid for the transmission Of doeu-
men,s, A yisilo, called a day or two
since who had pIoked an very dilap,
ida,ed.looklne speclmep of the Dc
Golyer rotten.wood pavement, which
bo suggested could be- manufactured
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Consumption care,

An old physician, retiring from prac'
ticc having placed in his hands by m
East India missionary the formula OF a
simple vegetable remedy Tor the
speedy and permanent cure Tor con-
sumption, Bronchitis Catarrh, Asthma
apd all throat aud Lung Affections,
also n positive aud radical cure Tor
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous
Complaints, ahCr having 'cs'ci its
wonderful cnreatiye powers in thou
sands Of cases, hus font II his duty to
make |, known to his suffering fellows
Aclualed by tins motive and n desire
to relieve human suffering, will send
free OF charge to all who desire 1t, this
receipt, in German, French or English,
with full direction Tor preparing and
using. Sent ~ mail by addressing
with stamp, mining This paper W.
w. Sherar, 40 Powers Block, Roch'
ester, n. y.