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An Imposing Structure.

Decidedly the most imposing struc.
ture on Canal street is the ilve.story
dry goods palace Of John P. Richard.
son 4 Co. Mr.. Richardson, though .
Southerner born to fortune, (being
the con Of Col Ed. Richardson. Of
Mtssissippi,) has shown an energy
and enterprise not usually attributed
to men OF bis wealth, and is to-day
one OF the hardest workers In his
vast establishment. He has lately
associated himself with Mr.. Chss. A.
Lyerly. Of Enterprise, Miss, In the
conduct Of the business. The store
10 l26 Canal street, and IL lGO feet IN
length. by 81 in width. With. iron
front. and Is decidedly the most at.
tractive edidce on that fashionable
street. Tue first floor is devoted to
prints. brown and bleached cottons.
jeans. cassimeres and aannels: the
second to dress goods, shawls, skirts.
table ware, etc.; the third to blan.
kete, quilts, cottonades, tickinps.
dentms. etc.; and the fourth to no.
lions. etc. The iint. third and fourth
lloors are under tho management Of
Mr. J. A. Castanedo, . worthy son
OF Nstchitochea, and brother.in-lax
OF that sterling merchant, J.. A. Du
oou:neau. Esq, as we'll as Of Mr..
bouls. Of your town. He brother. (.
A. Castanedo, has charge Of the No.
lions and ladies' and gents furnish
Ing goods department. Both oftheea
gentlemen are proud Of their natlvi.
y. and no doubt valuable acouisi.
Lions to this extensive establishment |
}. A. Benedict. Esq. ii the travelling
salesman. and the firm are we'll con.
vlnced Of his value.a a 9l7 AZ
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Shel IFS Sale.
Grape W.. Grape.

O0C1lW 00tee
Grape vs.. Grape.
District Cont, Parish Of NaehitkiaL
Nos. s4S6. S43S & Sl5s.
by virtue of y writs of Fl. Fl. isall
- in the above entitled and uunIa.|
Ell snits, aud to me directed, / hw|
seized aud will Offer for sals to nj
last and highest bidder, ut auctias, II
the door Of the Court House in the city
and parish of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, February STD, 1851,
at IL NJ. the following described pr,f
erty, to.wit:
The southwest quarter Of the uostl'
east quarter and the southwest quah6
of the southeast quarter and the nostI,
west quarter of the northeast quarter 4
section No. 3, township No. 8, range N
9, west, containing ll8 60-l0O, one hus.
dred and eighteen GO 100 acres, togs,hs
with all the buildings aud improvement
thereon.
i. Also ono dark bay stallion, and ss'
: horse wagon, the movable property I.
be sold on Saturday, the 18th day d
February, 1881.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisement.
- SAM'L. P, RAlNE.
Jan. I. Shsrif.
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Mrw Wrlean5,
FOR SALE.

a certain tract or parcel Of land, situa
t-l in the parish ri Natchitocles. 81
the right bank "f Cane river, above thu
town Of Cio"tirrville. on the opposite
side Of the river, containing l27 arpents
more or less. bounded by lands Of Am.
D'olse Lrco,Mte above, and below by
land of Luc POrchc, aud with = front on
Cane River.
ANOTHER tract Of land in same parish
containing 10 acres, and being the lower
half the west half with east quarter and
east fractional half NJ the north west
fractional quarter Of section &c. fowl.
ship seven north, range five west. con
tanning in all lao acres. az Der Patent
1850, and being the same tract Of land
derived from Jas. B. Contry.
The Y. J. RACIAL plantation. contain.
ing q hundred and seventy-six acres,
goM dwelling Of five rooms, stables and
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing 66 acres, will, buildings dwelling
house. gin house, larg.. corn crib, over.
seers house. three negro cabins and 0, her
buildings.
The DAY place, containing about a
nnndred acres Or more, with all the
buildings on same.
The WALLACE plantation, Cain river
fronting both sides, and containing
abo"t 14OO acres, with all necessary
buildings, etc.
LAKE JERlCO plantation, about 4
miles from NatchitOches, containing about
- acres. with dwelling, gin house,
stables and cabins. "
The above property is valuable and
WILL be more 10. NJ there il now no doubt
aDont the Railroad being completed,
Will ''e sold on very reasonable terms,
say to cash, balance in one. two.
three aud four years, with per cent in.
terest. Mr.. Landry Charlcville. at Clou.
tierville, will give full particulars of the
land. ana also Mr.. John G. Trichell, at
Natcl,itoches.
Address. d. II. CARROLL.
80 Perliio Street, New Orleans.
Aug. 70.
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Snlitiial,
Sherif's Nale

"alts
d. A. p"c'"'"'"' D'tivs rs,,..
y: Executor p" VS.. l.. A. sena,
D VI" Court, Parish of lst,,%'',,
Rl virtue of wri. Of +; Wy
- o" tw" I2 months Ro' ~. fais
n ,"r l l., htve seized a"a an, and Il
Tor Sale t" the last aud hirb. = WI, WI
auction al at the door Of the e. co S'aa :
On g" the city aud Parish Of N ssS3
Saturday. the stu otMa,., Il
at at ~ c;s "s'@sk, ,a M; the following
the plantation Wherein 49,.
B b Racial, resided at I tat =;
. Tue death OF her husband, Airs 1 .'s =
Natchit"ches: State Of Loui 9;s p' !,
five arpents front, Of land 81" = h,'|
bank Of said river, ptwss,"' "" ~ Toe b
ton t'%"s c of widow Dalliohamp ' .sa PI y
acrt;. and five hundred;is Of MY I
purchased by said Sers, At tS. u o., aAs
sale Of said Alexis CT, utter "o az 'u ,s',
Of January, lss3. y" l'ai
Terms Of Sals;
Cash subject to appraisement
Jan. %. ids, '"'NtS,
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Communicated
NArcnlrocuEs, La.
February Let. 1881.

To the Editor Of the v,ND1cAros:
Sir-As q friend Of your paper and
ifs readers, take the liberty to r..
ply to an article OF recent date which
has called forth considerable com
ment In and about Natchitoches :
refer TO your editorial In last Satur.
days edition upon the subject al Ia.
Dor. You say that all over the
ooutn comes an unceasing demand
Ior 1t. This. with the other efsta.
ments. readily concede. and IN.
deed II is not With the useertinn.
that ! dnd fault. Yonr error. II .,scH
might call It, was one OF omiasion
Ton recommend that the voun0 mo-.
who have been ratsed in comfnTt and
leisure take hold Of the axe And ss 10y
lolloM the pillow and grow rich. but
you Qld not remark Incidentally That
many scion Of the proudest South.
ern house is now engaged IN th.t
very paetimC. In fact % a class i
tn1nk the southern people have
sn0wn more enterprise and indnsfrv
~ the last decade than the history ~
oeacr Dstl0ns would PROMPT m n
SSApect OF any race. All over the
YSlale I have noticed In the people =
mean the proud, educated ana cnl.
tGtsd people, those Who owned slaves
Mno were raised ID luxury. and even
ldlenees, whose fathers owned slavo.
and lived IN leisure aud prlnoelv 80
- stern, resolute and determined ~.
lott to regain bY hnneaf hard .e.sI
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Bishop Elder put . veto on ford
mvsic In the Catholic Churches Of
Oeclnnatl. TIL disgusted the sing.
ers, many Of WON resigned. Which
ooly goes to prove that those singers
djd1ot wasble from religious motives,
but slmply to be heard for their mu.
eicaj talent Open and elegant com.
position OF tho great masters are all
Wo0 = their proper place, but We
hardly think sre necessary sccompa.
al0eats 70 tho sincere, heartfelt nd
sl0p3D Worship OF the living God,
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Tho crusade against the vhiskey
uaaee b still incteasing In volume.
Now como forward the advocates Of
''Locsl Option" In DeSoto parish,
ed ~ petitioning the Police Jury
% eubmit the matter to a vote OF the
peep!e, The wave has not yet reach.
q 1ssehitoches parish, although the
speay from the pillows d dashina
around 10 borders.
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Hon. Howell jackson has been elect.
saUaissd States Senator from Ten.
0eDea IL % . Democrat, and in q
speech 10 Nashville. to bio friends,
~: II Will andeavor to represent
ooe merely tho interests Of the great
eoononuealth. but the whole coun.
~, 70 allay sectional animosity, and
- bgoak down political apimosity.
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Another Ohiosn heard from. Hon.
Stanley Mathews has been nomins.
ted By President Hayes, for a posi.
ton on the Supreme Bench. vice Jus.
tice 6Wsyne resigned. The nomins.
tion has been referred to the Senate
Judiciary Committee.
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The Teachers Association are ma.
king . move towards Inducing the
Texas Legislature to establish State
University. 1t IL hoped that they
Will be successful. The South needs
and should have many such institu.
Nl0nao
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SheriA's Sale.
G. L. Walmsley VI. Gus Cns
District Cocrt. Parish Of Nstchitel.
No. 1904.
QY virtue of . writ of Fl. F. ~.
- in the above entitled and aunb.,,
suit, and to me directed. | have ~
aud will offer for sale to the l,a =
highest bidder, on the plantation al
A. Prndhomme, in the parish Of N,,d;
toches, on
Saturday. the 5th Of February. lW
at - O'Clock. NJ, the following prs*n,
tO.Wit:
Six Co bales Cotton in the seed NJ
or less.
One mule.
One 2 horse wagon,
Terms Of Sale:
Cash; subject to sppraisemeat.
SAM'L. =. RAINES.
Jan. q. EhssiG.
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While thb section WIS bssking 10
The ETHEREAL mildness Of q spring at.
mosphere last Saturday, q cold wave
once again struck the Northern
States accompanied with snow and
storm. Another instance Of the
treskishness OF the clerk OF that
iastitution, yclept-weather,
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

WILL commence . session Of twenty
"A weeks, dating from next Monday,
February 9TH. Terms az before adyer.
tised. Parents lnsy he assured of INV
best efforts to advance the education ri
tue children. - =
Feb. 6-Qk. .
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Jas. H. Hill,
WITH
j. j. MCCOOk & Bro.
MANUFACTURERS AGT's.,
NATCHITOCHES, la.

WILL keep constantly on hand,
S"'ky Flows, Riding CuItivators,
i!ay kakes, Walking Cultivators,
Mowers. IIarr"ws. large and small,
: Brown Cotton Gins and Presses.
Robbins Family Washer l. Blcachcrs.
Clothes Wringers. sc &c.
W. are also Agents for "Rea.ls" great
work, entitled EARNING tor Profit icon.
tanning $50 pages, with TAO illustrations
the most valuable Farmers book ever
published
MID. II. HILL will have the man.
age''ent Of our Agency Depart n,eut IN
future. and will take pleasure in exbibi
ting any Of. our Labor Saving lmple-
ments. HIS, contracts in this Depart.
ment will be fully complied with nv rs.
}. j. McCOOK & RRO.
Oct. 2-6m.
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Jehetson Davis. Ex. President OF
~ Confsderacy, has finished and
p>oced ID the hands Of biz publishers,
tho Appletons. Of Philadelphia. bis
work on the Rise and Fall OF the
Coatbderate Government" and It will
beia print In three months. Ito ap
peassoce will be anxiously awaited
By TIE readers both North and South.
We predict that II will have q tre.
osodoas Gale. and be read with
marked interest.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ESTkAY NOTICE.
NSTRAYED by the undersigned o.
II December II, 1sSO, by ]. o. Nay.
bio, one horse Mule, brown color. sces'
fifteen hands high. No brand. I'm
owner is notified to come forward, prove
property and pay charges according"
law.
u. McELvEE,
Jan. Sim. J. P. Ward J.
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while papers have teemed with &C.
eoeass oeholocauats by fire and food
= laad end ga, It IL . eomewhat re-.
oeeApblo and almost Incredible fact
UasW ths tenth district, which IA.
o1udes tho Cult States and the lower
lsetsDtppl. tho steamboat inspector,
NH report Tor 1850. Gays that there
weee !. 80 ooo passengers carried and
- . si1gle Mo lost. O.
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JUDGMENT.

Rosa j. Smith, nee Cox. VS.. w.y,s
her Husband,
District Court, Parish Of Natch;,,.,
No. s56y.
N this case Is reason Of fin
evidences being in favor Of Pl,; NAV,
against /, Defendant. the Judgment s'"' u
fault, not having ueen set ' .s;a' y
" or a'ljnAse'l aud decrsel '' w..
+ Plaintiff ), d" have. and rroo,,, 80. !, )
Defendant her husband, the ~. q u !
hundred and sixteen doil,n =" 81. .. :
per cent per araum interest ,h %"a
from judicial demand. Decs.,h''u' E' 81
1881, and costs. "
gains heretofore existing lrtrSs .." ), q :!
tiff and defendant be dissolved ~! p., !
control and administration ofhe, , "ro.s
ty and her affairs he restored to . nSp y
independently Of her husband paul
Thus done. read and signed in o,
Court. ." this 18th day Of Jsu,srv y
D. 1881
(SigncD D. PlERsov
District Judge
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Natcbitochs'
! certify the above to be correct .
true copy Of the original judgement
file and record in my Office.
In Testimony Of III
1L.S1 witness my hand ,a1
fetal Seal thia It'll /
Of January, 4. D ID
. y A.. E. LExR
Jan. 22.-3t.
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n Rorts has cent commpuics.
49, - tho osnoassodors, inviting
- = . conference, In order to set.
= tes pending difficulties between
1u1oy and Greece. Greece nav be
Aenna nation. but IKE tho boy Who
g11ozs 1 fssrfsl confaeration.
- sealtnds Of thst country may 10.
ve1ve ~ Europe In 3 fearful conflict.
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10 the bseanisl municipal election
held In Wheeling, w. Va, the Demo.
stats elected tho Mayor. and street
commissioner. The Republicans
sssoeed tAs city sergeant. city clerk,
superintendent OF water works and
What master. The Republican,
have . majority OF one 10 the CITY
Council.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

CSTAYED before the undersigned o.
II January sth, 1880, by A. c. Pt'a,
one dark hay mule. No brand OF max
except collar mark.
]. J. McELVEE,
Jan. l6.-lm. J. P. WariS
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E,TRAY NOTICE.

Estraycd before me tho undersga's
authority by J. Alphonse Prudbon@ss
one red aud white spotted OK. mai':s
with a swallow fork and uDderb't -
right ear, and an underhalf and "pp''
lit in left ear-branded W P.
l.. ALEX. BI|ARD,.
Jan. Is. 1881, ]. p. Ward >.
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MILITARY BALL.

to be given a. above.
Blank forms for application can be had
ny applying at the Armory, Odd Fellows
Hall, daily from 3 .. M. till S p. H., and
must be filled out strictly in accordance
WIN tue rules explained therein, aud
LOTT IN the letter box ut tie Armory.
CHAS. w. DROWN.
Feb. 6-3t.
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G0DCHAUX.

VUUCdAUA. &.
OF BENEFIT TO EVERY ONE!
Through our efforts and by
our undamted labor, we have
placed the prices Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods down
within the reach of everybody.
TO lis belongs the credit Of
marking down the prices !; and
by straightforward and legiti.
mate methods we have sue.
ceeded in steadily increasing
our business until its volume is
twice that of any House in the
Southern Trade.
Our Styles, Qualities and
Makes recommend themselves.
All our Clothing is especially
made for the Finest and Best
Retail Trade, is well shrunk
and made, and cut with an eve
10 Comfort and Nt
Under NJ Circumstances
Should Strangers Visiting the CITY
purchase their
Oh q t h / n r ana
FURNISHING GOODS
Without examining our Stock.
We represent ruthfully every arti.
Gle W. NJ and guarantee satisfaction.
n. b. Samples and Instructions for
sell measuring willingly sent on 90.
plica,iOn.
Leon Godchaux.
a 81 & Ss CANAL ST.,
-, NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. 5.-6m.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TOR fine GROCERIES and PROVES.
L IONS and DRY GOODS Give me .
cal. Cheaper than tho cheapest. .,,..
Give me q call before purchasing e''s'
where. o,,
O Mrs. 81. R. MANOLE,
Dec. Il.-6m.
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John ninstrie, the second oldest
hative born citizen Of Petersburg,
Va, aged 90 years. died last week.
HIs last request was that his body
shosld not DO shroudsd. but simply
placed 10 . winding sheet. and thai
10 funeral oervlce6 should be held.
THIS 10 certainly an innovation on
~ pomp and pageantry which char.
acteri1e many modern funerals.
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led RIVER AND NEW ORLEAN.
U. 8. NAIL STEAMERS.

Nsa,~h For New Orleans, Jeffer.
Z H son and oil points above
I b the raft. carrying the u.
6. Mail.
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FOR RENT.

'WO ANAL Farms on Bsyou Bonr
L beux, near Saline Bayou, Is and 81
acres. Finest quality land.
Apply to ]. c. TRICHEL
Jan. 29..lm.
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Letter From New Orleans.
THE WEATHER BUslNE. s-TuE POLICE
MCDDLE-OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ANCSENENTS THE SiNITARl.
New ORLEANS, Jan. II 1881.
Especial TO the VINpICAroR,1

ANS, ETC, ETC,
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S370, 53; customs. s607, ,760.SS.
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COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL. REVENUE RAUM,
who has been on a trip west, will return to the
city next Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-08

THE DISPATCH left the Washington Navy Yard
yesterday afternoon for New York
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THE CONTRACT for the carriage of dutable
goods at the port of New York was to-day
awarded by the Treasury department to Messrs
IT, b. Deane, W. III. Anderson, and c. H. Morgan
OfNeW York. These were the lowest bidders.
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GONE TO LONG BRANCH.-Mr. AtcbsOn. one Of
the ushers at the White House, left last night
for Long Branch.
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RAITTNORE

BALTIMORE. Sept s.-yirginia G's. consola
7s; do second series. 3s; do. past due coupons
s2H: do. new ten-forties. 52ss bid to-day
BALTlMORE. Sept. s.-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding, nomnally 124; new CROP TO arrive l2L.
Flour frm and more active and without change.
Wheat, southern shade better; western higher
and firm, closing a shade off-southern red x,a
LIZ; do. amber, .43al.47; No. Maryland. I46:
NO. western winter red, spot, LHkal. .l2,S:
September, l41allk: October, l45Lal As X:
Move November, l4ska4sh: December, l.aslal:5sx.
white. ssaso; do yellow, 66as7: western mixed.
spot and September. 6ska6.k :: oc,ober, s3sas3s.;
and steady-southern. 50a53; western white, 5la
e: DO mixed. 5oa5l; PENNSYLVANIA, 5lase. Rye
DULL l.03al.06. Hay unchanged and firm. Pro-
visions unchanged and firm. except mess pork
has been advanced TO $4,000 and bacon shoulders
to 10 cents. Butter highcr-western grass l0a2a.
Egrs dull, 15al6. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee
9uiet-hio cargoee ordinary 10 fair. l0al2h.
Sugar nrm-A soft, 10. Whisky quiet l.A
Freighss 20 Liverpool per steamer unchanged,
RecetpGs-Hour. 1.el7 barrels wheat, Htoo
bushclH Ooen, 10686o bushels oats. els buIhe1n.
rye. 20 bu1heaa. 6hipments-Wheat Lee bsznhcloe
corn. e - buGheie. ealoD-Wheak Ae &1o buoho14
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LEAVE for one month from the 18th is granted
Major G. W. Collier U.S.M.C.
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THE VANDERBILT CUT MET.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6-The Pennsylvania, Balti-
more & Ohio and Grand Trunk roads yesterday
met the heavy cut made on Tuesday by the Van
derbilt lines The Pennsylvania railroad made
the cut both to New York and Boston. The
Baltimore & Ohio and the Grand Trunk met
only the New York cut. The latter roads are
selling straight limited tickets. The Wander
bilt roads sell one on the rebate plan. The
q $5 rate to Bufialo and q % rate to New York.
by the Erie from Buffalo orvia Boston. with two
days OF in Boston. They viii also sell round
trip ticket from Chicago to Boston and return,
good for 50 days for 90.
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REAR ADMIRAL E. T. NICHOLS is acting Secre-
tary of the Navy.
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More Apache Murders In Arizona,
THE GOVERNOR TELEGRAPHs FOR ARMS AND A.
MUNITIoN.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA, Sept. There is much
excitement here and at Globe. Two men were
killed and one wounded by the Apaches near
Reno. The settlers have gathered al Green Val
ley. Reno. Wild Eye and Mcdowell The militia
are organizing everywhere and calling for arms.
The acting governor has telegraphed to the Sec
retary of War for arms and ammunition at once
The civil and military authorities are in fullest
accord. The chiefs of the Pima and Maricopa
tribes near Phoenix offer the provision them
selves and lead their bucks against the Apaches.
They have always been friendly 10 the whites
and have hated the Apaches. The Papagoes are
all anxious to fight the Apaches. The military are
moving everywhere. A great meeting was held
here tonight to organize the militia. One COM
pany of cavalry is now hurrying to Globe.
courier from Mcdowell reports all quiet at
Apache and Thomas The Indians are probably
scattering in small bands The settlers cannot
wait for authority. but will Kill the Indians ON
sight
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VIRGINIA POSTMAsTERs.-Comm were
sent to-day from the Post Office department to
the following newly-appointed postmasters in
Virginia: c. l.. Bunting, Big Stone Gap. Wise
county, and William s. Matthews, Temperance
vile, AccOmac county,
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OPENING PRoCEEprxcs or rur co~yvr,

OPENING PROCEEDINGS or THE CONVENTION
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. S.-The republican
state convention for the nomination of candi-
date Tor state treasurer convened In this CITY at
noon to-day. There was full representation,
and but one contest of seats. George Lear, OF
sucks, and NJ. s Quay, Of Philadelphia. were
paced In nomination for temporary chairman OF
the convention. and NJ. 5. Quay was elected by
ios TO IS. Mr.. Quay was conducted 10 the chair
by Messrs Lear and GIfillan
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THE PRESIDENT RALLIES.
DIR. BLISS SAYS He is MUCH BETTER.
BETTER THAN FOR MANY DAYS.
CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED.
THE HOT WEATHER AGAINST HIM.
THE MICHIGAN FOREST FIRES
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Deaths From Heat i'm New York

New YORK, Sept. S.-Over a dozen cases Of
death from heat were reported this morning at
the coroners offices in the different parts Of the
city,
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