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Nomination Of General 0ibson,
IN. O. stsees.

Since the withdrawal Of tho .llrst
noml6a&ion OF this distingnished Re.
peeo@ hta&lye q tho First Cooglees1oo.
l D6ttiCt; because OF some alleged
igvegularity n tho action Of tho Con.
veo6on, Il haD bean . toeogone con.
cluoi0n that bic reconciliation va
but . question ofa few dayD. Alter
. ON election Of delegates tho Dis-
triCt Convention assembled yesterday
and Gen. +. u, 0lbeon We unalm.
ouSly chosen - tho Democrats
nominee for Congress for tho district
which be hAe represented With such
marked abllisy and efficiency tor the
pact ak years.
.Thig nomination b svesywheve 70.
Oelvod with satisfaction. It Da Just
and we'll merited tribute; 70 q
iAlthf0l end intelligeot representa-
tive Who be-, By his eminent ability,
devotion TO tho interests Of .hil PEG
ple and tho welfare Of tho State
eaIa0d Q coputAkion end a slnauenc(
u Co0gro0o u01uspesoed ~ any
msmb6e Of thlt body. 1ou)elaal
Can not too highly reward her worthy
ooa and lhoooCod representative
through whose e1eft1onD % much
substantial good haS, been accom-
plieaed tor the material. comneco!e'
and Industrial interests Of tho et0eo
This reneWAl Of condolences ln ht
ability Tor fntuyo usefulness b n
ComnIlmo0tney O. 4 d de6oevjng
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@pfal &leaniuas.
Tle Weather.

Old Sol has commenced bis reign
with q vengeance. and the air is sui.
phurous In the extreme. The cry Ia
where to fipd a cool spot. The
hanks OF the river are crowded night.
~ with eager seekers for a breath OF
cir. But the river is almost dry. and
the atmospherical influence OF the
water IL not felt. To Uncomfortable
in such an atmosphere. one would
have to be Of salamandrine procliv.
tiles. Though We are satisfied It Ia
as uncomfortable everywhere else,
yet we are not happy.
It s.not we'll to brood
Thus darkly DER the cares that swell
Life's current to food.
As brooks, and torrents, rivers. I'LL
Increase the gulf in which they fall,
Such thoughts, by gathering up the ril'
Of lesser griefs, spread real ills;
And with their gloomy shades conceal
The land.,narks Hope would else reveal
mrs. Di,anies.
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with the grandeur Of tho place 10
former days when It was tho theatre
OF conflict between tho French. Span
ieh and ISdiaus.
Nature has certainly done q great
deal for Natchitoches. A fruitful
soil. yielding gratefully to the labor
Of the industrious tiller; q genial
climate, defyinR the ravages OF
disease; there Is no earthly reason
why its l,eople should not be pros
porous aud happy. An industrious
immigrant population Is. all that 10
required to make our parish what
nature intended it to be-a delight
full and productive garden. That
this may be realized before many
years w hope and wish.
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Our District Cout,

On last Monday tho Eleventh De.
trict Court commenced Ito session,
Judge Plerson on tho bench. The
criminal docket ID rather slim, which
speaks veil for tho conduct and
good order Of citizens.
The grand jury panel has been
drawn. consisting Of tho following
named gentlemen: ". @. Ross. fore
man, RiS. Nash. Willis 0reenlee, Ell
Nash, Gilbert Hernandez. John =.
Carter, W. +. Key. John A. Ragsto.
J. n. Normand. L. 0aspari. Ethel.
dred Smith, !. n. Hall. ]. H. Cam.
bell, O. +. Williams, r. n. Osborn
and ". O. Dale.
The judges charge to the jury Nj
IN able one. clearly pointing oul
their duties, and Informing them o.
tho changes made IN existing lsWl
BY the late Legislature.
Our able District Attorney. D. O.
Scarborough, Was also o. hand at.
tending 20 his duties. The legal
acumeu and eloquence of+his gentle
man Will render e di@cult for lev
breskers to escape justice.
The session b supposed 70 lat tWo
weeks. f,,e.
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We hal tho pleasure OF meeting 10
our sanctum. during the week, many
Of our friends from all portions OF
the parish, who are In town attend.
ing court, and some a. members OF
the Police Jury. Among them We
take pleasure in mentioning H. h.
Hathorn, Of Ward 2; J. N. Burkett.
Of Wards; G. N. Wheeler and W. A.
Curry Of Ward 9; jeff. Cockfleld. Of
Ward 10; ". O. Brsszeale. OF Ward
4. All OF these gentlemen report
crops in . eplendid condition. and
say the prospects Of q rich harvest ID
better than It has been for many
years. Mr.. W. A. Curry informs W
that he has seen q few caterpillars 10
his field. and has heard OF their pre-
sence in other portions Of tho parish
but no apprehension ofserious dam
age to the growing crops are enter
tained.
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Business.

Business In our town Was consi.
dcrably enlivened during the past
week. In consequence Of the number
Of our country friends In attendance
on court. Our merchents and hotel
keepers look bland and smiling. In
expectation OF reaping . rich harvest.
We trust they will not be dissppoiot.
ed. Nothing pleases % better than
to DO able to note the prosperity Of
our fellow. citizens. For ourselves
No have every reason TO b grsti6ed
at tho enoomiums expressed on the
course Of tho v1xDIcAToR, and the
substantial cid which accompanied
them. No effort Of ours will Do spar.
ed to merit tho appreciation Of ouI
felloW-citizens.
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Alnoet IneeG1lble,

Galveston. Tex, June IA Special
from Oa)las Gays: A desperate et-
tempt at robbery has occurred near
Clear Lake. Collins County. Alarm.
Of named Bradley left 110o received
for cattle With biz vito for cafe keep.
Ing. A stranger asking % stay al
night Vas given Q pallet IN tho gel.
leey. AZ midnight b. esw Two men,
which DO feuppoeed belonged % tho
tamlly, sutst: Hearing xiee q muir.
DIR DO looked through tho blinds and
IN Q woman on tho bed With her
throat cut. Snatching . ei1.ehooter
tho stranger sp!ang toward The door
and ared, killing both parties.
Mounting his horse he rode % tho
nearest neighbofhoed, and, accom-
panied By q party Of tour, returned.
Ire. Bradley and both robbers Were
deed, one OF whom waD ohot through
tho heart and tho other through the
head. The robbers proved % b
Mn. pruett And her 0aug liter, the
former sixty years old, owner OF con.
siderable property ami an 3ndepend'
ont Inheritance OF 81, 900.
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Beautiful and Suggestive.

The following eloquent peroration.
OF the address Of Brig. Gen. Alphes
us Baker, OF Gen. Bragg's command.
on Decoration Day, at Csve Hui
Cemetery. will be appreciated -
beautiful and suggestive:
Let US then be coDtent With the
present and do our duty now. That
little word 10 the grandest OF them
oil. The past is gone. It 70 already
|. almost % dim and indistinct % the
future. Before 10 10 uncertainty and
behind 10 70 oblivion. mo! 70 tho
accepted time" Whatsoever he may
have done 10 the past, whatever be
may promise for the futurD, tho man
that always does bio duty now y the
man Of value-the man who need
have no regrets for the past and 20
approximations for tho future-the
man whom bio family and bio coun.
try may 0afely honor and cooode 70.
Lot the past, then, 80. Ret u
peace to buried striteo forever. Rect
IN honor and 10 peace, - they do
hege eide BY eide, tho mastyrs Who
died 10 decide them Whet6ef they
wore the blue OF tho gray. 0od wlll
punish no man for convictions which
be died to defend. Be euro Of that.
He has HE reward for them both.
I trust that, With tho angels. from
tho windows Of heaven, tney az
looking down together q this mo
mont With pleasure on this scene.
Let - who sre living strive 70 do ouI
duty also 70 each other and our com
mon country, II charity and peacl
and hope for our reward: and
''Should we reach that blessed plscs
Where wsits tho golden crown
For every ono who for tho right
His euidier LID laid down,
God giant % ~ tho privilege,
Upon that happy day,
| OF clasping hands With those who foil
! A.weoEine Of the gay"
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POLITICAL.

On the 7th instant, pursuant to a
call, the Parish Central Executive
Committee Of the Democratic Party
met ct tho Phoenix rooms, . quorum.
10 members present. The meeting
Was called to order by Ito chairman.
and the committee proceeded to the
election Of q representative from this
Parish tothe State Central Execu-
tive Committee. Tue Hon. n. J.
Cunningham Was .,nosnim0usly o.
lected for tho honor. The election
Of . vice. chairman Of this committee
being next In order, Mr.. i. Oasperi's
name was submitted to the meeting
no other names being placed In nom.
instion, this gentleman was declared
unanimously elected.
The following resolution, offered
BY Mr.. A.v. Carter. was adopted:
Resolved, That the chairman q
this committee be authorized to call
q Parish Convention, for the purpose
of selecting delegates to the Con
Rreooional Nominating Convention
Of this district after said convention
he's been called by the Congregations
District Executive Committee. Re
presentation to DO the Same % IN The
| Last Parish Convention. aG rf'...
On motion Of Dr.. g. E. 0illespie, 4
Was agreed that In future seven mem
tbees q this committee should constl
Etute 3 working quorum. I
At the suggestion Of the 'ssm'
gentleman. the secretary Was II
queeted to keep the minutes Of thes
proceedings; and On motion Of III
A.v. Carter be was also ordered 4
} transmit copies for publication h
the NatChitoche0 VINDlCAroR and th
Natchitoches Re0istev. ~
The Committee then adjourned.
JAMES @. MolsE, Secretary.
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IIFRlCu CIul III u !
No. 40 CAMP 81 /. ss'
NEW oRLRA,A 4

We append . few prices: : Il
THE AMERICAN CHINA NM.
BREAKFAST AND TEA eISS.s1
prisiug 100 pieces, for 1l6.
A REAL FRENCH CHINA mr.
SET, ll6 pieces, for 80. d -
ENGLISH STONE CHINA - -
SETS, ia pieces, fox On = ~ .,
ENGLISH STONE CHINA CITY,
SETS, comprising 10 pisea nm
DECORATED CHANGER ~ q.
different colored bands, 80; r.
a so.
GLASS GoBLETs, from so,s,aA i
per dozen. y
Particular attention agivea1 -
ties and specialtiss peetaiaise r.
Hoase.fdrntshiug Dspagtno1f!
promptly attended to, sassss
Can and examine betoce pagVnlt.
April -, l0eo.-l2n.
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The Chicago Convention.

The agony isst last over. Grant
Wss deIeated e Chicago. and every
lover ofthe country breatheo freerer.
That he was . dangerous man. cloth.
ed With power. al will admit Hb
trip around the world, at public ex:
pense, meant something mora1han
pleasure or recreation. His srbitra-
~ and tyrannicsl rule while Presi.
dent Was significantly indicative Of
what he would attempt on success.
zion. The presence Of royalty at the
Chicago Convention, In tho persons
Of Princess Louise and Prince Lao.
Fpold, tho tenacity With which BILE
cohorts rallied around him to the last,
the vast moneysd interest brought
20 hear in his favor. clearly pointed
out that tho peEpetuity Of American
liberty was involved In the struggle.
THE presence Of those distinguished
yisitors, In our opinion. had . moro
potent influence In the defeat OF the
rough. rider than oil other causes
| combined. The outlook WaS certain
! u OMNIBUS. The would.bs ty1ant d
run q earth; however, and ~ On
happy. a.,e.s
With regard 70 the candidate -
I1oe1sd, 0alnelk hb great advsntag'
l,conslsss 10 telns little known. HI
III comparatively ~ obscure man
land were Il not for biz connection
with. the Credit. Nobllier swindle. an'
|his persistent opposition 70 . reduc
ton Of the tariff on paper. littl'
could b said to. bic detriment. III
domination VIII have the effect 0
rendering tho result Of tho approach
ihg campaign IN easy victory for th
Democracy. Il they ass only true 4
thsnselvss and present o. iunbroke'
front to tho enemy. By di1senion
lin our ranks only can 10 b defeated
| Let the deliberations d the Cincin
neti Convention be conducted VT
harmony and good feeling; lot q
cast aside bickesing and petty jesl
ouaaee IN the selection OF our Csnd
dates. shd Victory. for the nrst tin
In many yeals, b sure TO perch upo
our standard. 50 1''j ,as:... US
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&sW. Advsttisemsnts
Congtabls'e Sale.

aa Ce1stable'D Sale. ss,
John Caldwell ". Alfred Nsyeur.
Flrgt JUSTICES Court, Past1h Of
Notohitocheo, No. 964,
DYvittue ofa writ Of Fl. FL, issued
- In the shove entitled and numbered
suit, and 10 ne directed, ! hare eetseo
'ssd viii o9er (oe sale to tho lalt and
highest bidder st No door Of the Cour,
.HSese IN tho city and parish q Nateht'
toehes, 81 e
Satasday, ths Ssth ~ bt June. leoe.
IL following described property, to.wit
Ono thousand feet Of lumber. 0oCo a
leos. .,,..s, A., $50; ss.a. .s ~ ~
Two hundred Spoke Nnbsr, nastS
Terms a,d Ooadit,6ise q a11D:
Calh-oakiest e appe1ieeoeet. y 81
.ssal; JA0EeT. KENO, ~
Juae "a Coa1tsSls,. Wad !. /.
f.-
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Street Lamps.

We please to learn that there 10
g NOV, ment on foot to erect many
more street lamps. The section OF
our town known az tho Hill would be
vastly benefited by the erection Of
a few.
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The Murderers' Paradise.

A special to tho Globe. Democrat.
from Houston, Texas. dated on the
lot says:
Andrew J. Walker, the murderer
OF Green Butler, IN Gallon County,
ok years aGo, Who Was condemned TO
b HANGED, but escaped, changed bis
name. end married Q young lady
|snamod Mn Jenkins, $ In Trinity
County. Wa0 brought here to-day and
temporarily Jailed.
Henry Qoerles, the colored barber
70 b hanged on tho 18th here for the
murder Of bic wife. Rosa Quarles,
Ne interviewed BY tho Globe. Demo.
crat correspondent this Afternoon.
He declined 70 sey much, - 10 did
not think Il would help him. He
speekD Of himself - innocent. The
colored people Of Houston bitterly
deoounce him, - his wife Was popu.
lar with them. Judge Cook, Of The
Court that condemned Quarleo, IL
oeid % b presenting the record to
Gov. Roberts, With Q Wow 70 securing
Q Communication.
Another special from Marshall
ssys:
Dan. G. White and John Converse
Eoglilhuen, came 70 Texas together
from Greene County. No., four year,
ego. and while 10 v1nzsndt County
shortly after their arrival, White
murdered Converse. bid the body ID
the Woods and ded % parts unknown
The murderer'e Whereabouts Wer(
not discovered By those cognizsnt o.
bic crime until list week, when 4
became known that he vas IN Clai
borne Parish, L.. A requisition va
obtained and tho telon captured o
xinden, a., and brought hero yee
terday. His captors lett With theil
prieonor On the $50 p. %. train To-
Canton. near where tho crime va
committed.
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The existence Of william Albert,
Count q Honteauoyo, was ArDt made
known. 70 the worldly theannounce.
ment Last Week that b he'd gone
@asy. and ut tho existence Of vii.
liam Albert began August 9th, 1851.
just three months alter tho death Of
bic mothse's husband. biz mother
being a Austrian Archduchess and
ci.devsnt Empress Of France, and
BIZ mothers husband being no lee q
peesoaags than Napoleon let. It 4
. great'consolation 20 learn that be
has lost bic mind. ~ It argues that
be had . mind to lose, and In thu
respect be y better Of than bid
mother. tho aoulless and shameful
Marta Louisa, OF biz hsli.brother the
dnll and nstles4 Duo do Reichstadt.
tits impossible TO think Of his OK.
istence without . feeling OF intense
dlsgust ct the scandal and the shsme
BIZ LIE embodies. When tho great
Emperor fell ct Waterloo and passed
away % exile and death atSt. Helena,
his worthless wife made terms With
hiaoeoemies, and consented to aband.
On OIL allegiance 70 the name OF Bon
apette. receiving IN pay tho title Of
Duchess Of. Parma. Piaeensa and
A>-N>A A.
VVss WSs0 = S0os0 UoS1Vss s0e
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His honor, Justice Levy, had . do.
lightfal seance In his ONCE. last Lon.
day. but his auditorium vac far too
small to accommodate the sudlence.
We were not sprrised OF the per.
Torrance In time, else 10 would
have loaned him q few extra chairs
which We keep for tho accommoda-
!tion OF political friends. Who asssil
10 for the news 10 advance Of publ.
cation. The Judge should have no.
tilted ue. With the assistance Of
our friend (evelybody's friend) Bud
Smith, we could have accommodated
him With easy chairs for bic entire
audience. Then he could have
charged on admission fee. Our devil,
who was on hand, informed W It was
richly worth It, and from tho ap.
pearsnce OF tho crowd which lined
tho banquet hs must have been cor.
rect. BY that means the judge
would have realized. bic legal tees "a
q certainty. But Il was . free show.
and when tho collector came around
they Ill vamooeed. Dsdinags aside,
the ftacas occurred among some
dusky damSels Of questionable 70.
pute. Louisa Baden made sindsvil
that che feared bodily harm ftom
two rival denisens Of JookDon SQUARE,
namely Bertha 0alloE and 0eorgiaaa
Harvey. The charge - b ssommon
IN such eassh M not voudoulsm.
In that 10 Wsgo sadly disappolntsd.
- 10 woald hsys to, pleasure ol
reading them . lecture on that cub.
jed, b1t o. IL. suntsasy. they wsee
more hostile. they actually wanted
70 carve ono anothse. With . whibe.
handled razor ~ suppose, although
that.Was not mentioned o. ~ tzisj.
Judge Levy. hoWeVer. although nol
prone 70 misth, nd b smile .at the
ludlceougneGD q the ovldeooe, aad
bound otse To olIenders 70 keep t6l
bsaoe 1or ok months, and % eodsth
tho mslee. 40 al. 1a',i.f ts4,e
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Republican Ingenuity.


In tie Platform OF tho Chicago
Convention there are . lew planks
which commend themselyes to tho
eoliehtened American citizen Of
every uationality., and every shade
Of politics. Among these 10 viii
nlsotiou the fourth. which recon-.
meods ths1 tho constitu6oa b %
amended - 70 forbid the legislature
Of each State to make any Law ~.
peeGing tho eeEahllehment Of religion
md 70 1osbld the appropriation Of
pabllc funds 70 tho support Of secta'
riep schools. ,j, Ys-rt.,
The violatioa Of thib elsnss was
eoo oe.the main reaDone 11oe the veto
Of tho late school blu by the 0ovssp.
Of. Hi eplishtsnsd mind, clearly
ea1 vhat uees could 10 made ofs
| measure % loosely ftamed. He also
kiSw that los moro than . quarter
q acsasury. the ,hsads u s6ctaslan
schools have bssn Ashtng ioe . d.
vision Of tho. school fund. consider.
hgsi improper for their children to
attend the Public Schools. Without
aseeopting 70 afssa tho merits 6r
|dAmeeits Of thiDt soonest, aWe Ssn
knowingly tstste that the graduates
I Is tho Public Schools IN Louisiana
|saak - high N social standing y
tho odsh0oes u sectsfian INSTITUTIONS.
/ Another GOOD plank IN the Repub.
liean p,asioin a@rms the bel,sf thas
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"JUNIUs''


$500
"JUNlU~
1
m. O. Democrat
Once up0u 4 time. when penman.
ahiD ~ phOnomenal and ideas V0ra
acsfco Ana couraoe almost q mar.
phor. the signature OF ';junius'' w
fhe guarantee OF patriotism and FOOD
sense ond sound Argument. 0yer
thie aiRnat,lfe q famous commenta.
~ al nubIic eyenf1 liftel kimaeif
nm into an eminenCe end made nm
,,ow1. dc.plxnac the synonym ofovery.
thing that was terrible 30 tyfanEa
s1ld All. dloerain oflIce. Elince thaf.
hovsvef. ssjinius's haa nm m 1n
Wnsnnstllv nsaliAd ahout Oeiinv
critics have used the pse,idcnym On.
AZ ~ fnnd ilinslon thsf fh:v 49,
Tmthv 10 adoT,t II. Ana SAVING al.
mirse: have cheeresi them Tidi1 al
hecsnse and oniv hecenas ~ ~
sS~mSf,,ss w. IA nj Ercv y ~ y
trsdition which has been 70 eri III
~.sjv n,,trssa6 ~ hasrtleaeiv hs~.
~ ~ XII al :. InniSs ). ss' "~"
And noV thsrs srisss n TIA n.,,.h
ri ~ HsliGsns An erfreereIv nj.
derm end neiniSIjlv fvnicsi Wimx,i nj. ),
Cho veSre I'M ~: Se{is ~ ~ EicA
ma Cho 6osfs hmovenflv m,,oH III, IT.
tho regulation fame. THIS pastjcu.
Lar "Juntus" hee beeo e1teat come
time end built up no emen following
and ELECTED no feeble clsmor Of sp-
plaase nom admirers Of the name
be lightly t9etows. e 10 have not
Sssssoicrs' i 4 Ne ''; not Sse: sse :.
day The right Of : paerloe 70 b IN.
ccaosene. OF oeeo0ee ~ Sco!n reform
Ce sk. y uooI1m@Has!cel. Tne truth
= enas some other humoogs had Pre-:
ceoencS 10 o9l atsen!Ion = Ne cooIo
s ss%s s s:pss ga :sd %ssn q ..
! J: ! ] ]! ] ]
s; 81; :: :; $ &: s: i; =;
: IS: 1:: 3: so S: s - :: ~ Z:
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- - u, ~ itslys ~
(l1sas q iesNee ,dayA laya
{ y 0o0 yeeh 0Aisi ioq itl s ~,
Z " Aepeoa 1lCAtyaedGWill then
01bqAGagDsat ice q ul1e; while 4
en- 10tWg1ey.osG 9 hae, > 5a,.'-
onA1aBono0k,0o 10, loot foe 0
- 4Wlltys1 -, y tDsd!y ned:
9 lselassp iassX .
q 49, 1Avo % Iights theN
& o6lo yo1peet 81 soog:eVO
h2eSt ~ ~ 49, yAe6e bon.
~ ctsssiol.
al hsl, md not gu
80 ~ o1eoeo1oq1soeD y, heA -
% tgsal10ll pas .s.q 'sri'-' :.
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J. .tXIaI 8. 1sS1HeeI HssA.
~ N, took . suicidal dose Of
sologeougosoG ~ Sd H.. In his
soo9 6 ~ TtUnoas House, New
- 90 b. ..,..aaa .--..-.r .rl...-,s1 u
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e11ses1l. slaaee sof adalai1s
ll!l r = g = mon y
o 0gsooaa0s 5WAe ~
0GnGoI 0111. ~ .VngotuD l6opa9t.
80 ~ ooVtgsneos. Nom
- g thon, Who hAvS been ID
osQ1neaE e9SlSS lGs 7Sais, own
- cloo6 e1l NJ G)oaalDe out
FL 4t&s "a stahls
g ~ sHAteh. 's
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H., " : ssaSi Nom yoass;i.
- 0u1oi1 Gnd Ewing foe Oon.
qqglooal Aeen. "a, a. .. =, at
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

FoR some time past. says the Times.
RsrieD Of the 9Th, negotiations have
been pending between certain mine
owners in Centennial District and par.
ties in tho East, with reference to tho
purchase by the latter, Of q number Of
claims In and around Columbia. We
learn to-day from q reliable source that
Col. Lee, President Of tho Columbia
Con. mine Is expected iu Columbia this
wcek. and that he has written parties
here that he for tho purpose Of
purchasing a certain lot Of claims. pro-
vided they prove to be as represented.
Our informant thinks there will be no
trouble In satisfying Mr.. Lee, ms tho
claims under consideration never looked
moro promising than at present. He
thinks the salo will undoubtedly DO
made. aud that tho new company will
make Immediate arrangements for do.
veloping the Such a salo would
soon bring Columbia 10 the front, and
give il the prominence which all who
are acquainted with It's mines think IL
deserves,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

The Times saysi The organization Of
and management Of the Democratic
campaign in New York is said to DO
admirable. The Central Committee
has l2O. 900 agents with whom it is In
communication Every doubtful voter
is registered at headquarters. aud re-
ceives from the solicitous gentlemen
who preside there q copy of a Demo-
cranc daily paper, aud countless PAM
phlets. Four hundred thousand Of the
latter class alone are distributed daily.
There are IA thousand Democratic clubs
in the State outside the great cities. As
the Republicans have abou, given mp
Indiann-ChairDan Jewell a ing only
yesterday in the presence of IL Times
correspondent shat the fight would havo
to be in New York-these facts are of
considerable interest.