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DELINQUENT SALES.
CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of principal place

OF buriness, Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, storey county. Nevada.
N~oucs.-There m delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock. on account OF a.sess.
ment mo. sD levied on the fourteenth day Of
September, 1850, the seversi Am UNITS set oppo-
sit. the names Of the respective sharenoldsrs.
- follows:
Names. NO. Certlf. bns. Amt
Atkinson. Lyon b %. True.
tces. -
Atkinson, Doud 4 Co. Trus.
tees ..i7iso. ...io.....a 20
Atkinson Thos T 4 90, Trus.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of early ~imprud'nes. causing nsrv.
Gus debility, premature decay. Ste. having tiled
In vain ever Known remedy. has discove, I'd Q
simple means Of self cure. which he will send
nee TO hh fsllow-su6srsy. Address J.. n.
RREvHs, = Chatham o., n. Z. oels
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR POS.
"A session DO h belonsine TO Wells Drury
are requested to leave the same ct the once Of
the eoLp HUI Nxws - soon - convenient.
WELLS DRURY.
Gold Hill. ssptsmber 10. 1879. sells
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

RESIDING IN VIRGINIA WHO
wish 70 Subscribe for the ootp HILL
NIwI can Leave ordsn for u q the Postomes
Book esosS, No. 10 South o strssa
80. Il r-,I. n, q, IAReOND.
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rONsOLIDArnO IN pERIAL MIN.

IDA IN MIN.
" ING COMPANY.-Locstion Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. STOREY county,
Nevada.
Notice isheeeby given. that at q meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on the third (Sd)
day OF November. 1880, an assessment
mo. l3) OF Ten tlo) Gents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora.
ton, payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin. to the Secretary. 81 the othce OF the
Company. Room 10, Nevada Block. No. ~
Montgomery street. ssn Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the E,oHTH t8th) day Of DE-
CLIMBER. 1850. will be delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale At public auction, and unless pay.
ment IL made before, will he sold on WEDSES.
DAY. the TwHNTY-sISTH i2gth) day OF DE-
CEMBER. 1850, TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
W. Z DEAN. Secretary.
Ohnce-Room 70. Ne,sia Block. No 800 Mont.
eom ~ sire {. San Francisco. California q
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6oo . week In your own town. Terms and
6OO - outft irss. Addrsss II. aAiizf1 .
10. fofdand. Maine.
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
v,nr AWAKE ADvERrisEkS
WHO ThRivE THEkEbf'

Advsrsisisg business Create nss.
uess-Prsnss and Prosperity
,ov-rhas r. she Experience Oh
Al, who Have Tried IL
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CnNEnAL GRAsr COLD Ann

VI SILVER MINING Loca
ton OF principal place Of business. aold Hill.
Location oi works, Mount Grant. Esm,rsida
county. NevadA.
Notice Is hereby given. that at Q meeting Of
tho Board Il Of Trustees OF said Company, held
on the twenty nth t2o!h) day Of October, Al.
1850, an assessment mo. ~ OF Une CeLt per
share was levied upon each and every share OF
the capital stock Of said Company. payable In.
mediaiely In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary. At the once OF the Company, ~ the
yellow Jacket new shaft. Gold HILL, STOREY
county, Nevada.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday. the wepty.fourtn
al h) day of November, 1850. thall be deemed
DELINQUENT and will DO duly advertised Tor tale
al public auction, and unless psymsnt snaii De
tsenty.nr-t t2i-tj day OF December. leeo, atis
O'Clock noon, In front Of the ONCE Of the Conn.,.
psny, 10 pay the delinquent assessment, To-
gethef with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
MEhCER U1EY. Secretary.
once AT the yellow jacket new shaft. oold
Hill. STOREY county, Nevada.
ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING
u COMPANY Location Of works, dold
Hill, storey county. state OF Nevada.
Location Of principal place Of business Ban
Francisco. California.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting OF
the Bard OF Directors, held on the twenty
seventh C2Ith) day OF october, 1859, an asress
msnt lsO. 49, OF One dollar ttlj per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor.
poration. Isyable Immediately. In United
States gold coin. 70 the Secretary, at the ONCE
II the Company, Room ", Neysda BLOCK, no
so Montgomery stro,t, San Francisco. Call
fornia.
remain unpaid on TUESDAY,, the thirtieth
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e1o A WEEK. ss 2 day 81 home ssaly
400, AuyustA Maine.
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the board Of Directors. made on the thirteenth
day OF September. 1850. % many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock - may be neces.
ssry. will be sold At public suction. At the
once Of the Company. Room Q. Hsywsrd's
Building. No. tis California street, Ban Fran.
CLEO. California. on MONDAY, the EIGHTH
(sth) Gay Of NOVEMBER. 1880. at the hour
Of one O'Clock ?. Y. Of said day. 70 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of sdvertisinR and Expenses Of the sale.
r. Z. KELLY, Secretary.
Ofbos-Room 3. Hayvsrd'e Building. No. tiq
California strset Ban Francisco. California, II
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ExCuEaUEn AlsiSS CosrAMx,

~ Location Of principal place " business
Location of works, Cod Hill Mining District.
Gold Hill. STOREY county, nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that 81 . meeting o.
the Board Of Directors. held on the seventh
lIthI DAY OF October. 1851, an Assessment mo.
ibl OF finy le0J Cents per rhars was levied
upon the capita, stock Of the corporation, pap
ABLE Immediately. In United Sutes gold coin,
10 the secretary, at the once OF the COMPANY.
soom 4, No. vi; Pine street t,toek Exchange
Baiiding) san Francisco. uali ornia.
,,,nsin nnnsid on the tenth (i0th) day
November, 1850, will DO DELINQUENT. and
advertised for sale Al public auction.
and unless payment u made oeiors: WIN 90
da, Of NOVEMBER. 1880. to Ray the delin'
Quent assessment, together with costs OF advef.
tising and expenres OF sale. by order OF me
board OF Directors.
CH,s. z. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Onnce-Room 4. No. 31f Pine street ,Stock
Exchange Buildlna), ban Francisco. oaiiiornis'
R.usA
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
VELLow JAcKEI sILvEs aIs.

MELLOW JACKIE EFT Silver MIN.
ING COMPANY Location OF works,
Gold Hiil, Storey County, State Of NevsoA
Principal place Of business oo'a hlh'
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees Of raid Company held
on the hnh l5thj day OF October. A. ". lsSo.
mi Assessment $50. 39) Of One Dollar Stu
Der share was levied upon each and every share
II tbs capital stock VI said Company, payable
Immediately, IN United states go.d COIN. 70 me
Secretary, al the once Of the Company, Al the
new shat, or TO James Newiands' transfer
Secretary. Room 8. San Francisco otoek IL
change building. ban Francisco. california.
Any stock upon which this assessment snsii
remain unpaid on "wednesday, the tenth uU,hl
day Of November, lSsO. sbsli be deemed deiin.
qusnt and will be duly advertised ior sais a.
public auction. aud unless payment snali %
made before, will DO sold on
the EIGHTH (sth) DAY VI
isoO, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ. IN mont OF tne once oi
the Company. TO pay the delinquent sssessnent.
together with cost Of advertising NC expenses
OF sale.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
MERCER OTEY, Secretary.
p, S.-Assetsments will Be received IN san
Frsncisco up 70 3 o'clock ,. 4. Deosmoef Ith'
lssO. MkRokh Ofki 0scfsofi.
Gold Hill. Nevada. october .. leS0.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
JUSTICE aINISe coMrANrs:.

D Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Nouoe.-Thsrs arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock, on account OF assees-
ment mo. 33) levied on the thirteenth QSthl
day Of September, 1880, the several amounts 81
opposite the names u the respective shAiehoid.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-30

The resolutions adopted affirmed that
the. surest and most effectual way to
reform the civil service was to elect
honest and capable men to Office; that
the Republican party, pretending to
favor civil-service reform, while nomi-
mating VIGOROUSLY unworthy men for
President and Vice-President, were
guilty of hypocrisy; that the Repub-
Gcans, by melting sectional strife, were
guilty Of crime against the Union;
that the reunited Democracy of New
York pledged the vote of the Empire
State to the Democratic candidates, and
that the Republican nominees are con-
'fessedly unfit and ought to be over
whelmingly defeated; and the Republic
can party was arraigned for its viola
lions of the Constitution, its encour-
agement of jobbery, and its squandering
Of the public money. The resolutions
wound mp BY rejoicing with the Fusion
lists of Maine. and cataloguing the re-
forms which the Democracy proposes to
establish.
There were also overflow meetings in
the mediateneighhDrhooaw (which were
addressed by Wade Hampton, who
SPOKE of the Solid South" and said
that it was q monstrous falsehood that
the term implied antagonism to the
North as charged by the Republic
ans; by Samuel j. Randall, who dis
cussed the payment of Southern claims
and showed that the Fourteenth amend
ment barred the payment of any claims
preferred by those in rebellion; and by
Robert M. McLane, of Maryland, who
spoke at length upon the position occu-
pied by the Democracy during the war.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-30

1t can't well be claimed that there
is lack of consistency in Gen. Garfeld's
record. The man who pocketed Credit
Mobilier dividends and then swore that
he had done no such thing; the man
who took the De Golyer corruption fee
in face of the law making the act a pen
itentiary offense; the man who, during
the Electoral count of 1876, said, ave
have the army; we have the navy; we
have the treasury, and we have the Ex-
ecutive-if you had such cards wouldn't
you play themP" such man may be
set down as consistent in political degra-
Acknowledgment Post.
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SCHOOL AND Cnr,s

The fund for the ~
ships in Harvard's Diyinifv Z
reached Sll3, ZOO.
Mr.. Spurgeon has lat.l.
q legacy of $4,000 for "a
his Pastors College and aI2s n.
Orphanage.
Rev. w. H. DeMotte m
Illinois Wesleyan Universe,
cepted the presidency Of the =.
stitution for the Deaf md
Olathe.
There are in the United ~,
colleges. OF these fourteen
tablished prior to 1890; thirtse.
1870 and 1850. and 25i dpr;s- =
thirty years.
The Bureau of C.tb.l,.
Missions received the paaf e.
$l,518. but with this sn.d
thirteen boarding and four A.. d.
were supported. in which -
hundred Indian children ~ -;
The Marquis of Butte, WIN
returned from his villa in Jar
tends to establish . Roman r..
monastery for English monl
property. Plans are in prep1,,'
the architect of the new Bror = r.,
tory, the cost not to exceed g. n /
Rev. Stephen h. Tying a. 5
of New York, now in bis eisss'
year, enjoys a pension Of S5.0in:s
from st. Georges Church, cvr ,{:5
he was thirty-five years the ~, y
three sons entered the ministrv y
eldest died and the others a. q ,
the work.
Missionary Calhoun WIN
Tripoli in Syria, saying that !. n
Greek priests of that plaza s,,,,l
nothing else to hinder the miuloc =;
they cursed the missionaries ~ +:
; doings. as well as the rooms a.,
Ply and the people who enter ID. N
cursing has not, however, ers11y 4
terfered with the missionary operli~
Great Britain sends out Lon !.
sionaries and expends annually N
600. The Continental churches = "A
400 missionaries at q cost Of f15<
America contributes $50 men ~ ~
600. In all there are now & / e
heather countries 1900 Protsa111 "a
sionaries and the churches q z
work by an annual contributor 4
s., 0O0, 900.
September 81 was the 50oI1 -
versary of one of the mosl inpoH
events in the history of the CO
world, the completion Of the H. N
of the Bible into English by John ~
life, who has not inappropriatob !
styled "the morning-star of - 7
ormation.'' The event was 90
by a convention of Representative
the Bible societies OF New Jam
Trenton.
The Rev. William Taylor M
out thirty-eight missionaries b 8
America in the last two yeon 1
have established schools and ~
places chiefly in Peru and CHI
missionaries are self-supportinf. 4
are organized into q society calle1
South American Evangelical A.
ton. A college is to be estshlilkl|
Santiago, for which an endoWu1|
$500 is asked of the peoph 4
United States. Mr.. Taylor, ~
Methodist, will send out reinf0Coo1l
in October. both to South Am&in'
India "
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The latest begging letter issued
by that sturdy beggar, Mr.. Jay A. Hub
bell, of the Republican Congressional
Committee, begins, "To the business
interests of this country the success of
the Republican party is indispensable"
The clerks, watchmen and charwomen
to whom the circular is addressed will
wonder sadly why, in that case, the
business men of the country don't sub
scribe to the campaign fund and save
them from the horse-leech.-N. Y.
World. s
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-30

The unsophiscated readers q =
influential journals doubles 1n|1D|
that the editor of the Petsluma 1.|
andiVallejo Vengeance arc bIf1lf =
forocious foes. 1t is quite pooibb III
neither of these gentlemen would q1|
to the other in their respective ~
for untold wealth; it would spoil ~ q
feet of the terrible personal denu
tions INDUCED in thrpughout o1|
issue of their respective shsel& u
away from the glare Of the rustie
the case is entirely changed n
warriors Of the flowing pen met 4 =
Francisco last week and took lune1 Q
gether-something of almost W.
occurrence, we understand. Han
ing to occupy tho next box to TIE -
in the restaurant, we naturally -
heard some Of their conversation
How is it, my dear old boz
called me q .putrid pirate Of perd !
only twice in your paper yestero
said the RsaUine man, reproael
{" 1t was hardly the square thing -
neither siums' four times on W.,
day." =
;tv If NV sss;stant dear Bid frieul
wrote With INV own hand 4 hslf-cdl
leader headed The Crawling
Squirms Again, but high-rno
al came in and crowded It OF l.
nlied the Yenoeance proprietor
:. Th.. -. .o,,o,h ,.,ct . s;she7
p,...: nav S; was so'a .w In. wv ~
eror o AT feIt h All tSs mors 81
Up vranro,,csd that van ~
so.Y S~y e =. Gun S;,r ~ 6ur1
s smI t ioas NO., a. D Dn Souhf A. vour ~
Snu ..oso 49, W. ~ ,'.;, u~j - Ts..s
u'se 49,, , IN 49, go - 49,
yssS inv you, A'- 49, - -
, nusS, tSnmnnt az s'' he ORDERED
ppogsa -ss sIso erceedineIy 4
ca "a ,r - ~ vcnr ~ +
S Suu sur ~ ~oar ~ Tia e6sct 81
ounua "a. $780, 49,, ~ - ~, r;nstesn "a
Uon ,rn.ho- 49,. ,as yco ~ vomen. S,
NY ,no'aol W. !. Ia s.Ilov: \
", aon men'.on ~; ~ - dsv ~
siaes, 9lont YOU sa ~. AZ Mind ~
yesterday tnas I cnes;Ge - - Z
OUT OF ner lass ceIs az snu ;rxs..ticideF
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-30

1t would be just lovely to see
Blaine surrender to the Opposition on
one vote, unless compelled to do so by
force he could not resist. It is curl
Gus to note how exceeding honest some
people are when it is impossible for
them 10 steal. The wolf that didn't
eat lamb had lost his teeth.-N. Y. Ez.
press.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-30

Recent election news will have a
tendency to confirm the opinion that
Garfield sshas not record to run on for
President. Many politicians are dis
posed to look upon Garfield talk as con-
.temptible chatter.-Erchangc.. liz iss1
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-30

Colorado Is called Republican
State, and there Is more outIawry with
in ito borders in proportion to the num-
Der Of its inhabitants than ever existed
in any Southern State before, during
or since the war. This fact seems to
have been overlooked by the outrage
organs.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-30

-Hand-painted bracelets of white kid.
mounted with narrow stripes of gold,
are fashionable.
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manifest tendency of the Republican party
toward Capitalization; to the infamies of the
election laws, and of Commissioner Daven
ports theft of naturalization certificates from
thousands of voters ana his Imprisonment
and intimidation of thousands more: to the
hypocrisy OF the Hayes Administrators
pretensionl of civil service reform" Swivel
Service Reform" he said he once heard an
eminent Republican Senator term it--and to
the great danger to Republican institutions of
the party in power using the immense army
of officeholders as active Instruments in aid.
ing to perpetuate that power, Mr.. Bayard
thus spoke of the events that followed the
last Presidential election roi .o
In the fall of 1876 the American people bv n
large majority OF both the popular vote and
the electoral vote, elected Mr.. Tilden Presi-
dent of the United States. But the Admins
tration at Washington, swayed by the intern
perate will and Inscriptions leadership of
secretary Chandler, who was the Chairman of
the Campaign Committee, aided and sustain
ed fraudulent perversion of the elections in
Florida and Louisiana by the Boards of Can
vass and Returns, and succeeded in defeating
the popular will. This was refusal to sur
render power, and 1t must never be forgotten
that James A. Garfield was an active and
guilty participant in this great wrong.
He assisted to put the peace of the country
In great jeopardy, and the time for his signal
people of the several States of this Union held
their elections under their own agencies, and
without Federal interference. If there was
fraud or violence overthrowing fair election,
judge of the elections and returns of fits own
members, and the question could be contest
ed and decided there.
Now, under one pretext or another, al
though all inspectors and judges of elections
are appointed solely by State authority, and
find the measure of their powers under State
laws only, yet existing acts of Congress as
sumo to control them by deputy marshals,
whose power is unmeasured.
1t is also a fact which discloses the animus
Of this whole assumption of control over cleo
lions, that every appointments Of partisan
, 1880-07-15


For the purpose Of organising Young Mon's
Second Ward Republican Club. u meeting was
held last uYeuln4 which Waa called to order by
Mr., ]. II. Earlo, and Ms, ". Q. Bmlth was elected
Temporary Trcsdsnt. Upon taklng tho ehalr,
the President stated tho object OF tho gasoin.
blago was to form an organization auxttfhry to
tho Central Young Men's Garfield and Arthur
Club. lie WINS aware that thera was, already
Republican club in tho Second Wurd, but tho
now organization WIS not intended to RntaHo-
ujxu th4t one. but, rather to assist 1t.
btcssrs. EM1lc, Vehllng, md Thompson wett
appointed Il committee tn drnft a constitution
tn xuvcrn tho organization. aid subsequently
rephrtod tbAt tho Clnt should ho known
uA tho H1conil Ward Auxiliary Young Nous
Onrteid and Arthur Club. Republicans fatwe6n
the nKrs OF IL nnd Us should 10 eligible t0 uenl.
borshlp upon signing the constitution. Tho OH
i'rcsldents, sscratary, treasurer, All executive
tllaI,uo committee. Tho constitution was
adopted After, som1 t!esultory tulk upon
ytrtous topics. u motion thnt eulnm!ttco Of liys
be appointed to rupfoSent tho Club at q mcctlnx
ut the Central organization waa ttioptad. aid
tho Ehntr nppo3nted j. NJ. EAsIU, q. W. FroY,
Hurry Vohing ). W, u. Thomas. and W. c.
Phillips, nfter which tho meatluE adjourned un-
I'll next Wednc4lay night.
gkykhTEEkTH wAAD.
The Republican Auxiliary Club OF the Soycn-
4cetIth Wur.1 met lust evening At Nh. l47 Chicago
avenue. The President stated the object OF tue
meeting, which was to xee MhttAol th1r1 would
ba consolidation Of tho Club With the uther
club Ut tho ward, Or whether tho Club sloulA
, 1880-07-15
PRECAUTIONARY,

MEMPHIS, renn., July 1t.-Tho state Donrd of
Health OF Tunnesseo to-tlay cuRcteA III ur1i-
nM0ce, to 10 into effect tn-H1orrow; which pro-
h!bts tho bringing Into this State OF tho fntiow-
lowing articles Of mcrehandtso shipped q freight
from Now orloails. ta-wit. Clothing, peasuual
baggage md LunnnEc, rugs, paper stock, hllei,
hair, feathers. and other anina rcu.alns. oottou,
hornp, and eosrcu In bugs, secondhand bcddluK,
clothing, upholstered furniture, and tcxtsIo
falrlca, mnss jutc, aud exueslor, tropical fruits
ulia prtkluctt0fls.
Otf]pors Ut tho board Will bo stationed on tho
railroads At THO State line, and th9 wharf,
atsti Tho BtNtv ntmrds nf ilpalth Ut SIissssslpp
'Arkunsas, md Kentucky arn requested to
ep1perlte In thta measure ut prccautlon.
facta III the pAsu Ut tho efoo ship Excelsior, ny
l!vut4cl ut thu ,Hputlng Gt thp stNtd uoard nf
lIaath ot l.ousla'lh, h9la - NAw Orleans On the
lath lust, IA tho buSis for itA ACtiOns
, 1880-07-15
:;ll: FIVE sGNTs.

!. n!rcniy under why, 1io grain, although
slightly tGl0rct1 III R0rf places hy tho Inio
heavy rains, ts plnf 2 I'd fully developed.
Wheat, rye, md currT II ininR finely, and
Under the prtsent n. {, 30 olrcuHstances, tGo
TURNER'S look forw9 GS? nm unusually largo
sfIa y a. kiras ffspse,s,'y
wheat and hurley gun. Fsars, Of rust in
wheat hrc mt renao.- lxeGpt RliRht1y in. ALA
n,Rkeo anl Wincshtrk Counties. Oats nrr,
Immense, Corn ia lodging considerably, b,it
Hr,lwing. finely. Tho t4rmtgs aro tuhant.
DES HO1SEs, In.. July l4.-FnrMcrs at thts
rcRIon aro .low noarly al In tho harvest i1csla,
and IN ttsat cascs cutting oats hcfore wheat tho
nats having ripencd first. What and onts rrotu-
cotn that was blown down BY Inst weeks Ator1n
has struiahtencd up, aud tho damage will 10
crop in her history, II tue fuif months prove
favorable.
, 1880-07-15
ELECTION I3EPuTIEs.


WA8mtNnroH, q. C., July 1f.-I1lo following
explanation OF Attorney Dovcus ro-
gnrling tho stntonst.t that he hRs practically de-
ci1cd that he will nutauthorlze tho appointment
OF my Bpeolal Election Deputies III tho South
at tho noxt election, except perhaps, In yirgnia.
ass d1 neon n1,o InT'ssa idr 0aeanon: 'I,Ina ,o
by tho blArsl,aiH III tho respective districts up0n
reputation Of c!tixena III thnso dstrtota. They
by as,thDrlty f1uua hEnt. Whia no prs,ylsion h,sa
luGn nalo for tho llaynleut of those Doputtes. It
10 expected BY the Attorney General, should tho
lsl1er tlU circumstances etata In the stAtutcs,
tl!at they will DO tholr utmost to onforeo tho
EipGkIon laws. He deems the clntm Of s,IGh
DcptitIes to be hereaftar pad far thar scrvIcos
cicurly recognized by tho alRtutcs."