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MINING RATIFICATION
 No, Ss3.

|. Land Office, Tucson, Ariz, May 27, Ise2i M OTICE IS HEREBY GIvES THAT RICHARD 1N COULTER, by James Reilly, attorney in fact, whose poSt-o9ce address is Tombstone Arizona, has made application for patent for lo96 linear feet on the Magnate mine, bearing copper and slFer situate in Warren Mining District, Cochise county, Arizona and described in the official plat and field notes Ii in this otiice follows, viz Survey No. iO27.
 Beginning at the initial monUlnent post n he center of the southerly end hne this claim niarks l. Nj. N. Nj. No 1, whence [. $ mineral monument No. bears \ 2j E, 657O feet; thence, 75 52' E, 23O feet to SEE corner, post marked NJ. M No. 2; thence 8 fs E, IO95.G2 feet to NE corner, a pest marked S. N. No. 8; tEence, N 7S' 52' W, ll2 feet to post marked M. M- No. 1; thence. same course li2 feet to NV corner, post marked Nj. N. No. 5; thence, s IS B W, HOO feet to sw corner, post marked N N. No. 6 thence, s 7s g E, 23O feet to place Of beginning. Variation II 90 east contain ing s.572 acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Rec orders office of COchise county, page 522, book record of min s. Adjoining claimants are same claimant Triangle NJ C., lot No. 40 on east, and Jessie Gleneaim Nj. c, lot No. 46 on west.
 All persons hc'flng adverse claims thereto are required to presehs the same before this office within sixty days from the hrst publication here. c, or they will be barred by virtue of the provis ions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register.
 JA&Es REILLY Attorney for Claimant
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NINiSs arpi.sCATEs,>
 No.s5Gs.

U. : Land Office. Tucson Aris-. May z7 1899 NroTICE Is HRREBY GIVEN THAT RICH, ~ ARD COULTER, by James Reilly attorney in fact, whose postofhce address is TombstoTe Arizona has made application for a patent for 632 linear feet cu the Annie mine, bearing copper and sIIver, situate ia Warren Mining District. Co elise county Arzons, and described in the official viz: Survey No l02l,
 BegitDiag a' the initial monument, post in the rortherly end line of the claim marked I M E No l, whence U mineral monument No besrs \ 6 2s F $500 feet: thence Ts- 52 F 26d.s feet 10 \ corner post marked A M C No ?: thence s IS 55 W S82 feet to SE corner post marked No 3 also NE corner of DisOwned mining claim lot No 39, thence S 7s' g. W 2652 2 feet to post marked A Nj No {; 5s0.5 feet to SW corner post marked N No 5, and NV corner of D N N c; thence x l5' 55 E 63s fee to NV corner post marked No e thence 7s 52 F Z74S feet to PIacs of beginning. Variation IF 40 East oontainin 7.sl4 acres
 The Ioc. tioa of this mine is recorded in the ReoOr ders offce of Ccehise county, on page ill book Records Of Mines Adjoining claimants are same claimant D-owned Nine miT ing claim lot No S9 on the south.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto re- qu'red to present the same before rhs office within siiy days from the day of pVbcation hereof. oi they v b- Ia red by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute HERBERT BSO"S, gister- J.yEs RzILEY. AItsra-y for "l iiaaat.
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MINING APPLICATsGN
 a1. 5sz.

U. S. Land offc. Tucson, Ariz., May 2, 1892. NToTICE Is HEREBY GfvsN THAT RICHARD IN COULTER, by James Reilly, attorney in fact, whose postofce 1ddrcss is Tombstone, Arizona, has made application for patent for about 1209 linear feet on the Harascrsbble mine, bearing copper and silver, situate in Warren Mining District, Cochise county Arizona, and described in the official plat and field notes on file in coffee, as follows, viz: Survey No. 1926.
 Beginning al the initial monument post in the southeriy end line of this claim, marked l. N. Hdble V. No I: thence, es 2S' W, 27s feet to sW corner a post marked II. s. A. No. 2; thence, l4 9 W. I2os feet to NV ooTne-, post marked H. S. NJ No. g; thence, e 2 E, 800 feet to post marked II. $, M No. -4, whence [. $. mineral mo'. lmen' So. bears ss' g W, s29o iee., sw corner Gardnei B. C. lot No. 72. hears s6 42 W, 9o'7.s feet, and sE center New York NJ. c. bears \ s IS F; thence \ eS g E, 2ss feet to NE corner. post marked II s N. No 5: thence, s IF 8 F. l2Ii.7 feet to sf corner, a post marked H. s. N. No. 6; thence, oS g VI, 232 feet to place of beginning. Variation Il. ie east, continuing l4-IoS acres.
 The location Of this mine recorded in the Re
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MINING APPLICATION
 No, 560.
U. $. Land oniee, Tucson, Ahz., May 27 1892. N0TICF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

U. S Land ofhce, Tucson Arir, May 27 1892
 NyoTICF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
 AN RICHARD CoGLTER by James Reilly. at tomey in fact, whose POstoffce addres,
 Tombstone, CochiSe Co, Srizona, has made ap plication for patent for about SIS linear feet on the Election" mine bearing copper and silver, sit- uale in Warren Mining District Cochise county, ri, zona, and described in the official plat and field notes on file m this ofi;e, follows, viz: Survey No 1923.
 Beginning at the initial monument post in the northyrly end line of this claim marked ME M No I, whence U mineral monument No { bears S si 4s7s feet; thence 7s' 5s W 2G0 [ ct to NV corner post marked s'E. M- No. 2 identical with NE co ner No. s, Of Granville M C., loi No. sz; Thence, s. IS SO W, eos, feet, to sw corner post marked F. N. No. 3, identical with corner No 6, Jessie Glenearn mine, lot No. 4s thence, 7s 52 E, ITO feet to post marked E. M No. 4 4S6, feet to sE corner post marked F. M. No. B. identical with NV c1rner Magnate NJ C., lot No sI; thence, 26 54 F, 6!5, Oa feet to NE corner, post marked F. M. No 6, Identical with SE corner Disowned M C.. tn nee, 7S B W, 3oO feet t, place O; begin ming Variation 1T 70 E, containing (, SIS acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recor de $ office of Cochise county OF page 72s, book 6, record of mines. Adjoining claimants are same No. 46 on south, and G. NJ. c. lot 32 on west.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re- quired To present the before this office within sixty days from the first day of publication hereof or they viii be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. HERBERT BROWN, Register
 JAAEs REILLY, Attorney for Claimant.
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Mining Application No 575

' s. Land oHce Tucson Arizona.
 June { sSs.- Notice is hereby given that James Flk'n, whose post-ofiee address is oiE.bsloHe Ar- zona has made application for patent for IsOo HDear feet on the Freeco mage mine bearing gold and silver situate in Tombstone Mining District cfciai plat and fizld notes on file in this office as follows. VIZ: Survey No :o37.
 Beginning at post in the center Of the SOsih westerly end line cf the calm marked N Free coinage N No [; thence N ss' SO " 300 fret 70 post marked F NJ No 2; thence N feS 46 T. tsoo feet to post marked M No 3; thence S ss7 90 300 ice; 10 center Of northe tsteriy end iiae oI claim. post marked Nj No {; thence same course, 300 teet 10 post marked f NJ No :: thence Io' 46 " Isoo feet 10 SE corner a post marked F N No 6, whence post No . Merrimac NJ C Lot No 5I bears $ sSS SO F & Sect T. . Monument No 2 bears : 82s Iz 5s~ F 8ozo 4 feet ccr io sections [. 2. s and s north boundary. Tp. 20 S- R. 22 bears N 5I' az Is~ F I6;s4 feet. thence N 55' SO VI 300 fee; Co place of beginning. Narsator IF 43' + containing 2o.25 acres
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorders office of Cochise county. Adjoining claimants are claimants ca Merimac Mining Claim lot No sI oa ihe south. No others known
 Al persons holding adverse claims thereto are required to present the same be'ote this of se within sixty days from first day of publi' eaton hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions oi the s;afu,e.
 g HERBERT BROWN, Register.
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Mining Application
 No. 51O,

U. s. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoS, ARIZONA,
 May 27, Iss2 { Sr oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I'll RICHARD ~ COULTER, by James Reili5, attorney fin fact, whose Postofice address is Tombs:one. Arizona has made application for patent for 800 linear feet on the Jessie Gleneain mine, bearing copper and syeF situate in Warren Mining District COchise County, Arizona, and described in the official plat and field notes file in this office, follows viz: Survey No. 1O2I
 Beginning at the initial monument post in the northerly end line of this claim, marked l. N. J. G. M No. 1, whence the U. $. mineral monument No. {, bears 10 20 F, 5475 feet; thence, 7s 52 E, 2Js, feet to NE corner post marked J. C. M. No 2, identical with NV corner Magnate NJ. C., lot No sI; thence, s Is s W, 5OJ feet to SE corner, q post marked J. G. M. No. 3; thrnce, x 7S 52 W, 266 } feet, to post marked J. G. NJ No. 1, 436.2 feet to sW cornor a post marked J. c. NJ No. 5, identical with corner No. g. UnknoVn NJ. C., lot No. 47; thence, N IS F, SO feet to NV corner, post marked J. c. M No. 6; thence, 7S 52' E, TO feet to place Of beginning. Variation IT % east, con- tainrng I.98 aeres
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Re cord rs o+hce of Cochse county, on page 4O7, book 5, record of mines. Adjoining claimants same claimant, Election I C. lot No. 4 on north, and Magnate M. c. lot No. sl On the east.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required tp present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publica, tioa hereof t5ey will be barred by virtae Of the provisions of the statute.
 gEBBE RT BROWN, Register JAMES REILLY Attorney for claimant
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-24

May 2T, ls9. | NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT RICH 1 AN ard Coulter, by James Reilly, attorney in
 fact, whose poStofhce address is Tombstone Arizona
 has made application for potent for about thir. teen hundred and fifty C3J0D fee. on the rfisngic mine, bearing copper and silver situate in Warren mining district Coehise ooaary, Arizona and descrb- ed in the official plat and field on 6e in this office follows. v:z, Survey No. i0ia
 Beginning al the initia monument in center of southorly end line, post marked Nj T NJ No |, whence |. s. mineral monument No bears \ 9 40 $500 feet; therce 7O' .s Poo feet to < E corner a post marked T Nj No 2; thence \ g. sI " l29s.5 feet to NE corner post n sFkCd T N No 8. thence 7O' 2s W i0s.2 feet to a post ms'ked T N No {: 215i feet to INV corner a post marked T Nj No 5; Thence s G fO' W 292 46 feet t1 post marked SE corner Disowned Mining Claim: thence 5 5I " liS3 fee. to sw corner poet marked T M No 0; thence % s9 S1O feet to place of beginning. Variation il fG East, containing II .9s acrss.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recor- ders ofce of Cochise county, Arizona, on page 4J7 Of Book Records of kiues. Adjoining claimants are sam= claimSnts ou Bob and IOhu, let No Ii on the east; and Disovned EIectioa and Magnate mines, lots 39, 44 and si respectively.
 AT persons holding adverse claims thereto are re- quired present the before this office within sixty days fri the first day of publication hereof they i be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute. HERBERT BRoWs Register. JANEs REILLY, Attorney for Claimant.
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Notice of Forfeiture
LAST CHANCE MINE.


 rINO.CHAS. E. BARTHOLOMEW. and l M SGARF, yoaT heirs or assigns,
 You are heregy uO;Iiied by The undersign ci your co-oWner in the Last Chan,e mining claim. situate in the Swishelm mJUBtairs, County ci Ccchi5e, Territory of Arizcaa that he has expeBdTd the sum Ui thIce hundred dollars ID the performaD ee Oi the sunGsl work for the years 's3. go oT re 1uired by the laws O< congress 10 be per- formed upon said claim Jo hold the saIne-
 You have failed to contribute your pro- portion of The expenditures required by sec Jioa asS24 o! tbe Revised Statutes of the i'ulIed States l. he n aGe upon said claim for these yesrs. Tue sum due from you to the undersigned, yDur co-owHer in said claim. as your proportion Of the moneys ex- pended Jy me upon said claim as above sti forth, IS C. t, faTthoiOsBe@, sIo9: NJ. C. start. Stco: for which you are de- IingCent at ihe date of this notice.
 Yog. your brirs end assigLs gre hereby notified that if you should fail or refuse tO contribute your proportion of the above ex- 1 pendiiure within ninety days after the pub 1 iieatioa Of fhis notice onee a week For ninety [ days, your interest in the said | ast Chsnce Hsire Will become the property of yoa' | co-ogner. inc undersigned, who resides al | She CIty of Tomb-tone, Cochise O., S r i P. R. WARNER ROS.
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Mining Application No 559
U. s, Land Office, Tucson Arizona,
 May. 2S, 1892.

May. 2s, 1892. Notice is hereby gwen that D. Willis James and William F. Dooge whose post otlce address is New York City state of New York by Ben Williams attorney in fact, r. O. address, Blsoe- ATiz have this day hled their application for patent for ten hundred and sixty-iour (Io64) linear feet Of the Uncle sam Mine or vein. bear iDC gold silver, copper and other minerals with surface ground four hundred and seyeniy-nlne t.zSl fert in width, situated in the Warren AlIn- ing dIsI:ict County ot Cochise and Territory ot ATIzona and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in tbis ottce as lot Number seven,y-six t76l said lot No z6 being described as follows to-wli:
 Beginning a, the initial monument of claim at post marked | N Uncle Sam NJ RI C No from which U $ NJ NJ No 4 bears B. 10 E 4o34 feet; thence running 10 w 259 feet to a monument of stones and post marked U M C No 2; thence N e9' 90 w Ioo5 4o feet 70 monument of stones and pest marked U NJ Nj C. No S; thence N 5 10 2S8 feet 10 monument of stones and post marked U 5 M M C No 4; thence N 5 Io E ISo rect tc mon- ument of stones and post marked U : M NJ C No <; thence $ 500 Ic62 feet 10 a mon ument of stones and post marked U M NJ ( No 6; thence $ s To w I37.6 feet to post No I and place of beginning Magnetic Variation IF 70 contining Io.s5 acres Ex- elusive of conflict with lot No g, Sunrise M. |,
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorders once oi SocniSc County Ait@oHh h the book --of-. The adjoining claimants in the north are Cuprite M ( and the Sun RIse, NJ Co with which it conf cts and on the cast by the Brother Johnathan NJ. C.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said U ncle Sam mine or surface ground, are required to file their adverse claims Ssith the Register of the United States land office at Tucson Arizona, in tbe county Of Pima. Arizona during the sixty days period oi puoh- cation hereof or they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN. Register. BEN WILLIAMS Attorney in fact
 Iris hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for pa ent be published for the period of sixty l6cl days in the PRosPEcIok TIailv newspaper published at Tombstone Au- -''A HERBER T BROWN. ivo Register
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s0TiCE TO CREDITORS.

In Cochise County Probate Court, Arizona Territory.
 P.ibic Notice is iisreby given 10 the creditors of and all persons having claims against ihe estate of V. Wilson. ceceased, to present the same Wifh necessaiy vouchers. to ibe undersigned adninistratTix Of said estate al ,er oftice in the iowa of Wilcox said county. within four months from the date hereof
 CHEM A. WILSON. Admnisirsuix of the estate of N, ]. Wilsor deceased.
 Daied July IT. 1899.
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AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

Ii II. KELLOGG, No. sIo Pine street, Room g and s, San Francisco.
 E. C. DAKE. room 65, Merchant Exchange. san Francisco.
 GEO. P. HOWELL, 10 Spruce St New York
 N. w. AVER & SON, Philadelphia All transactions made by the above named persons will be compiled with al the PROS PEG TOR office.
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orders office Of cochise county, on page 15o, book record of mines. No adjoining cia'mants. An persons holding adv rse claims thereto Are required to present the same ,Iiors this ofn e within sixty days from the first day oI pubbea- tion hereof. or they will be barred by vir,ne the provisions oft statute
 HERBERT BROWN, Register JAMES RELLY Attorney for Claimant
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they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute. HERBERT BROWN, Register.
 JASEs BEHLY Attorrey ior Clamsnt.
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VIG0R OF MEN

Easily, Quickly. Permanently Weetofeo.
 Weak ness. Neryousuess- De bfi1ty. ana ar the train of evils from early or later crosses
 the results of overvofk. sickness, worry. etc Fun e.rength. ders;opuent. and tone given to every organ and portion of the body. Simple, natural methode- iusnediase improvement seen fahcIe impossible 1GD referenees- Book explsratioos and proofe mailed tsea;edl free Address -
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R. k. N

A STATED MEETINGS ON THE .Efy third Wednesday of each month in Ma ~ sonic Hail Notice oi special meetings oy hoi"ung special flag. Sojourning Com Janion 'ordially invited
 ADoLPH COIN, H. P. f l. MooRE, Secretary.
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KING solcwon LODGE NO. s. E&aM

MEETS THE THIRD SATuR- -W1, day in each month al Masonic Hall M/( Al @ Visiting F Brothers others, in good standing . ass when the flag is hoisted ou the Hall.
 C, C. WARNER, W. NJ. klRT HART Sec
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1. Q. 0. E

sse. REGULAR MEETING NIGHT ss Tuesday of eich week. All visiting
 members in good standing invited .isend. A. w. SMITH, N. c. NM D. M0NAoSIER, Sec.
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rATsNTs.
MINING APPLICATION
 No. 5SS.

[. E. Land oniee, Tucson Arizona.
 May 0T I 500
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U. s. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoS, ARIZONA,
 May 57, Iss2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11
JOINT DISCUSSIONS IN TATTNALL

The Democratic Speakers Completely
Routed the 7 bird Partyites.
LYONS, GA, Sept 1o.-There was joint
discussion at Ohoopee on Sept. s. also at
Union Hill on yesterday. Both places are
in Tattnall county.
W. T. Moring, third party nominee for
The legislature, represented the third party.
The democrats were represented by Hon.
ALT Harrington and J. II. Heery, chairman
of the democratic executive committee of
sbis county.
MIR. Harrington made a telling speech,
taking the Ocala platform as his subject
He was followed by Mr.. Moring, who, in a
feeble way, attempted to blame the Demo
cratic party for all of the troubles with
which the country Is affected. Mr.. Heery
closed for the democrats with a telling
speech. This was at Ohoopee. At Union Hill
yesterday, which the third party claim as
one of their strongholds, there did not APP
pear to be much enthusiasm manifested.
Pretty much the same ground was gone
over by the same speakers, and the cheer
ing was always on the democratic side
There Is no doubt but that Mr.. Harrington
made converts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11
AUGUSTUS GOSSIP.
A Negro Woman Falls Dead on tn,
Steamer Katie.

a negro woman Falls Dead on the
Steamer Katie.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept 10-Sarah Greene.
a negro woman who has been sick for some
time, was taken on board the steamer Katie
tonight TO go about ninety miles down the
river, where 1t was hoped she would be
benefited by the change She walked across
the gang plank supported by friends on
either side, but from the excitement or
other cause fell dead when she got on board
the boat.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
moves tonight from its old office into the
new Chronicle building. where it will be
located in future, and where IL will have
the handsomest quarters Of any telegraph
office in this section Of the country.
FAKE WITH STEEL SPLINTER.
The EUening NerCs on Wednesday wrote
mp, in graphic and sympathetic way.
Arthur Henessy, a man who claimed that
be hailed from Denver, COL, who had
steel splinter in his throat and was on his
way 70 Ireland to die, as the doctors had
told him he would not live long and could
momentarily expect the end. 1t seems that
Henessy was giving the newspapers and the
town regular song and dance, Tor the
mans story is pronounced fake and he ia
strongly denounced as an imposter by
Albert L. Taylof, who runs a boarding
house on Broad, near KOllook street. The
impostor has a wen on his neck and used
his inhrmity to aid him in swindlinR the
public. He carries newspaper accounts Of a
man named Hennessy who was in-
jured in Denver, and who has a steel splin-
ter In his throat, aud it is supposed this
fellow fell across IL and found 10
TO be good story TO work upon the unsus-
pecting people and has played 1t on q good
many. BE borrowed money here from men
who we're moved by bis misfortune until he
was caught in several lies and openly
charged with fraud and deception, when he
showed his true colors and fed. He was
arrested, but the parties imposed upon
would not prosecute and he left town to
humbug some other community. Look out
for him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11
CoRBErr AT ATLANTA.
Gentleman Jim" Given Quite an Ova-
ton in Georgia's Capital

ton in Georgia's Capital
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. l0.-"Gentleman
Jim" Corbett, champion pugilist Of the
world, was given an ovation equal TO that
given President Cleveland during his visit
here five years ago, upon his arrival here at
II O'Clock to-day. Parties went out to meet
his train twenty miles from the city and
when the pugilist left his car at the depot
it was nearly half hour before be could
make his way TO the Kimball house, a half
block distant. The crowd literally held
him captive, and when he finally
escaped through restaurant
and got into hack. the
crowd followed 20 the door Of his bedroom.
Tonight Corbett gave an exhibit
ton at the opera house 60
probably the largest audience that ever
packed itself inside the doors. Mayor
Hemphill, with all the dignlteries of the
city. was present, the mayor sending the
champion private note III the nature of an
encore. A Ground match was SPARED be-
tween the great pugilist and Mike Daley,
his trainer. Corbett will not fight another
battle inside Of three years, as be is already
under engagement TO give exhibitions dur
ing that time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11
cov1NGroN's JOINT DISCUSSION
Populists Completely Dem olishsd By
Livingston and James.

Populists Completely Demolished BY
Livingston and James.
CovINGToN, GA, Sept. 10.-The people
Of this and adjoining counties met here TO-
day to the number OF !, 500 20 hear the dis
cussion between the democratic and third
party speakers. As the third party had
first named the day they were allowed to
dictate the terms, but were loath 10 agree at
all 90 q joint discussion. The following
terms, were, however, agreed upon. Hon.
Thad Pickett opened with an address Of one
hours duration, and was followed by Col.
Livingston in a speech OF one hour. Then
Mr.. Pickett followed with thirty minutes,
in conclusion Col. Joe James then spoke one
hour and was to be followed by Mr.. TalIa-
ferro on the same terms as those agreed up
on for Col. Livingston and Mr.. Pickett.
LIVINGSTON DEMoLTsHEs PICKETT.
The general verdict is that Col. Livingston
utterly demolished Mr. Pickett and routed
him from every position taken. Mr.. Pickett
hurried of Immediately after concluding his
speech before Col James could read certih-
cate proving Pickett a dsserter from the con-
federate army. Col. James then In his mint
able way shelled the third Darty's positions
until they got so hot under the collar that
they were Inclined TO kick, but 10 no avail.
Col. James made a fine impression on our
people.
The discussion between Col. Livingston
and Mr.. Pickett &C one time assumed an acrl-
monious character. Dir, Pickett charged
that some congressman had been brtbed.
DENOUNCED AS FALSE.
Col. Livingston in turn asked Mr.. Pickett
II his insinuations we're meant TO apply to
him livingston, and demanded an answer.
Col. Livingston said II he Intended to apply
the charge TO him, be denounced 1t as an in
famous falsshood MIR. Pickett, In conclu-
sion, said Col. Livingston had not only
told but had sworn to lie in
his obligation to the alliance order
But the day passed off quietly, and when
show of hands was called for there were not
over twenty-five held up. 1t is doubtful il
there are over100third partyites in this coun-
ty. Mr.. Pickett's whole effort was to arouse
passions and preiudices Of his followers. 1t
was so late when Mr.. Taliaferro came that be
agreed 10 meet Col. Livingston here at some
future dAy