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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-07-26

OF TEiE
NO.. So.
ANACT


CONTINUED from last week. v
sation for their services as may be deter
mined by the board.
SEC. z. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
nothing in this act shall be 80 construed as
repeating the act creating the two offices Of
justice of the peace in the said town of st.
Francisville.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, etc., That
it shall be unlawful. for any stores, grog-
shops, bar-rooms, billiard rooms, houses OF
entertainment, ETC., to keep open or trans
act business of any kind on Sunday after 8
A. NJ, and any person or persons violating
this section shall be liable to fine of not
more than one hundred dollars nor less
than ten dollars said fine to be recovered
before any justice Of the peace in said
town.
SEC. 9. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
the State tax collector shall be the ex-offi-
clio corporation tax collector for said corpO-
ration, and shall receive the same perceut-
age for collecting said tax that he does for
collecting the parish tax.
SEC. 10. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this charter is hereby granted for and dur
ing the term of twenty-five years.
SEC. IL. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Signedl CHARLES W. LOWELL,
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AN ACT Y
NO. 90.

Granting to Benjamin Brazaele, Ferdinand
Luchini, Justin Condi and Neville Buard,
the right to establish steam ferry at
Grand Ecore, with exclusive privileges.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly conven-
ed, That Benjamin Brszeale, Ferdinand
Luchini, Justin Condi and Neville Buard
be and they are hereby authorized to estab-
ish steam ferry at the crossing over Red
river, in this State, from Grand Ecore to
the opposite bank of said river in the par
sh of Natchitoches, in this State, and that
said ferry rights shall continue for the
space Of twenty years to the said parties,
their heirs, assigns and lega. successors, to
date from the passage of this act; provided
that said ferry company named above, COM
ply with the terms Of this act provided
further, that no other ferry shall be estab-
lished nearer than two miles from said
crossing on the said river.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, etc, That
the ferry boat at the said crossing shall be
kept in readiness from six o'clock A. NJ. to
Ell hit o'clock p. M. for the convenience of
passengers and transport cattle, horses,
wagons, carts, carriages, freight and other
property, and said parties who compose
said steam ferry company shall be held re-
sponsible in solidO for all damages occur
ring from their neglect or carelessness, or
that of their agents or employees, in cross
ing or conveying said passengers or prop
erty.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, etc, That
said ferry company shall be entitled to I'd
ceive and charge in payment for the trans
portatiOn of passengers and property across
said Red river at Grand Ecore the follow
ing rates of ferriage; For each footman, five
cents; each horse or mule, ten cents; horse
or mule and rider fifteen cents; beeves,
each per head, ten cents; carts or buggies
and one-horse Wagons, fifty cents; carriages
OF carts with two horses or mules or oxen,
seventy cents, and for every additional
yoke Of oxen, twenty cents; hogs and sheep,
per head, five cents; provided, that minis
tiers of the gospel, school teachers and school
children going to and returning from school
shall be passed free of charge.
Sec. a. BE it further enacted, etc., That
the said parties authorized as aforesaid by
this act to establish said steam ferry shall
have the same in good running order, and
be prepared and ready to ferry passengers
and property at the expiration of three
months from the passage of this act, and
have safe and passable landing.
SEC. 5. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
all laws or parts of laws in conflict with
this act be and the same are hereby repeal
ed.
SEC. 6. Be it further enacted, etc, Thai
this act shall take effect from and after it.
passage.
(Signed) CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
(Signed) c. c. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved, June 8, 1873,
(Signed) WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
p. g. DEsLONDE,
Secretary of State.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-07-26

Our SENATOR.-The numerous friends OF
the Hon. Geo. Y. Kelso, Senator from the
23rd Senatorial district, composed of the
Parishes of Rapides and Vernon, will be
glad to know that he has returned home,
and is in good health and spirits, and con-
fident of the ultimate success of the Unfit
cation party in Louisiana, supported as il
is by the best men of all parties in the
State. He can be found or heard Of at the
Gazette Office.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

From this time until further notice, all
Judicial Advertisement and other public
matter will be set up in BREWER type, eight
lines of BREWER constitute a square, and
the space occupied by the heading and sub.
scription of Judicial Advertisements count
as full lines. All printing fees will be
specified below the body Of the advertise
ment, and are dHe after first insertion, and
wiH not be continued il not then paid, SO par
ties interested may govern themselves sc-
eoriingly, as the rule will not be deviated
from i'm any case.
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~ Commenting upon the Unfit
cation movement, an exchange gets
of the following, which contains
more truth than poetry:

Call the rose by any name you please,
still will it retain its originality. Thus is
it with the Democracy. They have asmany
different names as there are spots on a
leopard. Disappointed in their insane eff.
forts to obtain power, they have adopted
the pretext of plunging headlong into Re-
publican principles, for the purpose Of gain
ing the ascendency. Their soft talk, their
speeches and dinners, their proposed &C.
acknowledgement to recognize openly the civil
rights accorded to the colored people, that
they will have free access to places OF
amusement, theatres, steamboats,, saloons,
public houses, &C., as other men, are mere
balderdash. The whole scheme is too tran
sparent to be entertained for q moment.
There is no intention to form a new party
on any such bssis. The colorsd people are
aware of this, and the whites are assured
of it, There will be no new successful par
ty until the present hungry Office seekers
are thrust aside, and high-minaed, honora-
BILE and honest men are supported by the
people.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-07-26

JUDGE w. B. HYMAN.-We see that our
old fellow citizen and former Chief Justice
of Louisiana, Hon. w. B. Hyman, has ac-
cepted the comparatively humble position
of Parish Judge, of Jefferson Parish. This
may appear some what of a tumble in the
world. but not more 30 than from Presi-
dent to member of Congress, and we have
no doubt that the Judge will "act well his
part where all the homer lies"
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Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signed] &C. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved April "a, 1873.
(Signed) WILLIAM y. KELLOGG.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
p. g. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary ofState.
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TERMS !:

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each subsequent one.
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of one inch constitutes square,
and any number of additional
lines over four counts as square.
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AN ACT

For the relief of Charles H. Walka, q 3.
Mary, authorizing and directing thess
Auditor to issue . bond for ono thoo
dollars in lieu Of one lost BY fire.
WHEREAS, Charles H. Walker, Of ths "
IRISH Of st. Mary, lost by being buFee1n \.
the great fire at the city of Chicago, N ~
tober, 10 the year A. D., 1871; 6tste -
number tifty-six for the sum Of ono TO-
and dollass, datsd Baton Rouge, LOuisaa.e
June /, AID, 1873, with the o0upoee
tached number thirty seven, due Docems
I, 1871, TO and inclusiveaf number sovsuV
nine. due December l, l6H
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Public Printing.

The RAPIDEs GAZETTE has been selected
~ an Official Journal of the State of Louis
lana. TO publish the laws enacted mt the
late sessions, extra and regular of the Leg
islature, and contract to that effect, sign
ed by the proprietors and the authorities
designated by law for that purpose, and
also as Official Journal for the parishes OF
Rapidcs, Vernon and Gram.
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. 9 9 . 9 9 9 .

Judicial A dvertisements.-From
this date no Judicial Advertisement, will
be inserted, unless Endorsed as follows by a
responsible party : 7 wiu pay for this adrer.
tisemont at legal rates, as soon as presented af-
Ter the first insertion. (Name.)
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BAYOU BOEUP.-We do not care to con-
tinue the controversy with Bayou Beuf any
longer, but will leave matters to settle
themselves, as we hope to general satisfac-
ton, and in the mean time beg leave to
call the attention of our assailant and his
friends, to the following extremely appro
pirate quotation from the celebrated WEIGH
writer
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70 s. M. Pettemgill q Co., 10
State Street, Boston, 81 Park Row, New
York, and 701 Chestnut Street, Philadel-
phia, are orr Agents for procuring adver-
tisemcnts for our paper. (Rapides Gazette,)
in the above cities, and authorized to con-
tract for advertising at our lowest rates.
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FYINTFR XOMMULvMILF.
ri wi fhai alto woahgindig; My frhoasr
woahgindig, ri final Lufahi; uly frhossr
Lufahi, fhahi 70 Lufahi'g Sow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18
An Eloruent Appeal.

One 2. W. Winkley was lately con-
victed in Marvsville, California, of an
attempt to rob a banking house. He
was sentenced TO four years in the
State Prison. Just before sentence
was pronounced he made an eloquent
appeal t. the Court for mercy. When
asked it he had any LEGAL to
show WY sentence should not be
pronounced, he arose in his place and
in a deeply impressive tone said
Your Honor, l will now throw
myself upon the mercy OF the Court.
l do not ask mercy OF my ac-
count, but on account of my children.
Your Honor Is human and knows
what the attachment of a father for
his children is. and can feel for me.
l hope YOU Will give me as light a
sentence a the law will permit. so
that nv term may be out while |
am vet in the prime NJ life. that |
ma cni'a i"rl '.;t's = t0w years of
-. va g.. .#}F.. -w %u.cu to redeem
tor my poor CaIIuren, as far as poSsi-
BILE, the reputation their father has
lost for them. and by a life OF hOEe>t
labor show to the world that Bill
Winkley is as good 4 man as any
body"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18

red and yellow flag floating at her
peak. Work on this vessel has not
been SUSPENDED aS reported.
Admiral Roman cAntg&djctS the
published report that orders are ~ tie
given to COntiue the crew Cf the Ara
Iello 10 the limits of the navy ward.
john T.. Fox n Co. OF Philadelphia,
have begun involuntary proceedings
in bankruptcy in the |. :. District
Court in this CITY. against JAY Cooke
* Co. and the defendants have been
eniOiued from parting with any oi
their assets until tbcQucS;iou has been
adiUdicitCd.
About five thoCsand persons visited
the navy ward Yesterday. many ot
them being in search Of work. not
taking into account those who went
there for purely personal motives.
The officers ct the ward say tnHt No
tim siucetbe war has the general put
lie evinced So much interest in the AT
fairs of the ward. No secret is made of
the tact that orders have been re-
ceived from Washington To prepare
all available vessels in the ward for
active service a soon as possible. and
well informed parties say orders have
teen i>SueG to prepare for sea NJ once
every suitable vessel i'll tie United
States Navy.
The fricateS Minnesota and Calora-
do. each carving 80 guns, will be
ready for sea within % DAYS.
Capt. RauSou does not believe there
is Il vessel i'll our navy able to con-
tend with the Spanish Iri-ate Ara
uides. hut bel ewes Oueufour monitors
can easily put a shot through her and
GiSl Dlp her lnlphiDpr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. Il

New YORK, Nov. II.
Lewis R~Osentheim, one of the ne
negroes who murdered Abraham
Benin near Middleton Friday night,
was arrested here last evening.
Hugh McCulloch, OF jaw Cooke.
McCull0ch IL Co., London. sailed for
England Saturday. The firm will he
dissolved at the end of the present
wear, when McCulioch and his Eng
lish juniors will continue the bust
ness.
\ Havana dispatch ofthe 10Th gives
the story of the capture Of the Virgin
ius as obtained from Spanish sources.
which does not dc materially from
pro- ions ~c~ng' l. fully corrobor-
a'"- H.A.."r tnr lutte and non
r~e>ls,a.coo. me NIlaIuius when over
hauled.
Mrs. T%empieton, who WIS shot nv
her husband Saturday last, was still
alive this morning, but OF her coudi-
tion the physicians say they have
little or no hopes of her recovery.
The statement that Mrs. TempletOn is
the daughter of Gen. BabcOck, of the
Presidents staff, is an error, that Gen
eral being a young man and but re-
Ccrtly married.
recruiting seamen and marines for
the United States Navy is progress
ing, and its usual offices.
The fine Spanish lronclad Arapallo
still occupies the dry dock, with the
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ER0V
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Il.

'NN NOV. IL.
Doctor ImGOurg examined the leo
Of True Blaze yesterday, aud gives it
Is his opinion that the horse is not
permanently injured, but his owner
seems certain that the horse will
never be Of use ~ a racer ag.in.
1t Is reported that arrangements are
making to rum Il tuUr-mile race match
brtM E 1had. Stevens and Joe Dan
iel> for 10000.
The schooner Pinal ran ashore ON
the 4th INST. at Stuart Point, and viii
prove a tofal loss.
Tie British ship Annie Fleming pUt
into Honolulu on the 18th of October
in distress, having been dismasted in
"A gale.
The trial Of Harris. mate oftho sun
rise, to-day in the L. :. Court. the ;ps-
timonv was similar to that heretofore
published. 1t is thoughtthe trial VIII
he concluded "Wednesday, and that
Capt. Clarke, already convicted. Will
not be sentenced I'LL after that time.
Greentacks, 81 n 81.
Ihe funerals of Charles pOlre. who
died 81 suddenly Friday night. and of
his friend Joseph Earradav, who com
United suicide the same night i'm on
sequence of his death, took place This
afternoon from Calvary church. and
was LARGELY attended,. They were
buried side by side i'll Lone .M0untain
cemetery.
The captain and mate of the whaIin~
Dark Alaska We're arr sted TODAY fnr
cruel treatment of sailors ON thaf va.
sci, whom they are accused of havinr
beaten and kicked and tied m in lh~
r.GIi"g for " hours with t.,eir feet
three inches from the deck. Diners
"I the crew have similar complaints
10 make against them.
\ meeting of the Commissioners Of
yosemite Park was held to-day, Coy.
Booth rre>i ling. The Commissioners
drrlticG that they could not gran, the
petition OF the Yosemite Turnpike
Road Go. tor the right To construct q
wagon road into the VALLEY. Il, they
nave already granted the ri.ht to the
,"hIterviiIe Turnpike Road Co. The
boar! determined 10 ask the Lrri>I1.
tuIe 70 cause the Yosemite grant To Le
SHOWN aS the Yosemite Park. and the
h!G Tree HTove as the Big Tree Park.
alN3 resolved to make no long leases
~ ne valley, and that all residents
SIldI! Pay an nnual rent. All OF the
present officers Were lie elected.
-. + Avery, recently ofthe ErH4to
mas u, collc associated WITH th.
overland MOuIhly.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18
DIED.

In Eureka. Nov. IL. Mrs. Mary L. Ross,
aged ~ wears.
in Eureka, Nov. Is. William II. Gill
more, son of Henry II. ana Emily Gill
more, aged wears. = months. ana days.
In Austin, Nov. -, William Hockey. a
native of Cornwall. FL @, aged 81 wears.
In Elko. Nov. ., Henry q. hudson
(colorc,N, aged Al years.
In Relrt District. humboldt county,
NOV. t. Joan Fcheley. II native OF Penn
s%ylvania, aged IS years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18

Congress meets. No member OF the
Cabinet wants ~ see cuba Possessed
by The United States. la, that COM
mercial relations wIth Cuba are de
mauded. and also a more equal con
>idrratinn at the hands 1T the Spa1i-
iSh which will lace the United States
on an equality with the English. who
have not ben annoyed IN any way,
while American citizens, native ANA
n~aturalized. have teen put To- death
~ Ii everything were To lie feared
from England and nothing from
America.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18

There are reports hat a ministerial
crisis is impending in consequence of
the Nirgiliu s affair. but their truth is
d MED in ollicialQuartel>.
y delegation rom /. t Spanish Col
onial Club waited upon the Minister
ot War to-day and asked INN to keep
cap aiu-ienerai .Iavellio at Havana.
The Ministe replied that he would he
unable to decide until he was more
Cuht.
The Correspondence contradicts cur
rent reports that JavelIio has re-
signed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18

Cottonwood. involving nearly S2Jo'uUo,
was dismissed in the District 'Juil
ON motion of plaintiff.
The travel west 10y the PacIilc hili-
road is uuprecedentodlv large, aiiu Is
daily increasing. The utmost iaciii-
ties ot the companies is scarcely sum
Gent to accommodate the eNtraordi-
nary number OF passengers,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18
MARRIED..

In Eureka. Nov. rs, at the Presbyterian
church, 10y Rev. ". c. Mcpougail, Mr..
Hiram Crnwell to Miss Cora Blanche CIT,
both VI Eureka.
In Elko. Nov. II. W. L. Armstrong Ia
Miss Eiecta >. WccmS.
In Virgin a city, Nov. l., Il. +. Wal
lace to VI. {. Gross.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
AMERICA.
NSpINWALL. Nov. ..

N~PINWALI, Nov ,.
\ dispatch from Kingston SAYS it Is
rumOred that Ryan aud Verona. not
diving easily. Spanish officer thrust
his sword through Ryan'S heart. and
that a h~lOudthirstv mob cut several
heads from bodies and pltcet them
on pixies and marched them through
the city.
The NirginiuS is reported sunk at
Santiago.
There is great excitement in Pana-
ma, where Ryan WIS well known.
1t is reported that the |. : steam
ship " vuming sails tomorrow from
~.tspinwail for Santiago de Cuba.
PANAMA. Nov. 9.
The revolution is over and amnesty
proclaimed.
General Carrerso. leader of the rebel
forces. has sailed for Peru.
\ portion of the Cabinet is at war
with the President, and the COnStitu-
ent Assembly i against him; hence
he threatens its dissolution at the
point OF tie bayonet if necessary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18

HAVANA, Nov. II.

The Joce de Cuja says Il conspiracy
has been discovered in IIalguin and
surrounding Jurisdictions, tor rising
simultaneously with the landing OF
the Nirginius expedition. The plot
had extensive qualifications through
cut the island, and was to have been
carried into execution on the LIST OF
November. Many persons are al
increasing. The lOce hopes that par
ties proven guilty Of taking part in the
conspiracy will be Judged in accord
ancG with the utmost severity OF the
law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18
UTAH.
NALT LIZ

'ALI LAME, NOV. Il.
me memorialto Congress Tor lrajs.
,d'lnil on Itah has thus far over three
lHollsaiid SIGNATURES in the ninin@
me great suit of Haskins VS.. Wall
I4r the possession Of the well known
WINDSOR group of mines, at Iit,la
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MYRON ANGEL. No. 49, Montgomery
street. Room II. is Sole Agent for the
Eureka Daily SENTINEL in san Fran
cisco. Persons in that city having hu>i-
ness with his office are requested to
communicate with him.
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BORN.

In Reno, Nov. IL. to the wife OF Thos. Z.
Hayden. a son. d.,
liz Wa>hot City, Oct. %, to the wife OF
W. ii. 10y. a daughter.
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CARRIER,

ALE. CHARTX is authorized to receive
subscriptions tor the SENTINEL and col
lect Tor the same IL this town. All
persons in Eureka owing Tor suOscrIp-
lions WILL pay them To him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-18
CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. II.
Advices from .AnticoSti have been
received that Of 80 Newfoundland
ers on the island only one hundred
have been supplied with provisions.
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DEATH OF WM. T. GORMAN.-Ci

DEATH OF WIN. F. GoRMAN.-Until
our attention was called to the fact,
we had overlooked the death of VIM.
I. German, late of Phoebe. lie died
at Paso RobleS Hot Springs, San Luis
Obispo county, Cal. on the 1st inst.
Mr.. G.. was born a: Washington city.
d. c.. in 1927. and was 46 years old at
the time of his death. He was a Mex
lean War Veteran, having served in q
baltimore regiment. He came to
California in 1919. ana during his long
residence on the Pacific coast has
lived at jamestown and Sonora, in
Tuolumne county, Cal, in Idaho Ter
ritorv, in Virginia CITY. Austin, White
Pine, and Phoebe, Sev. Relatives Of
deceased reside in Philadelphia and
New York City. Two Of his brothers
are in Adams Express Company,
Philadelphia, one Of whom has been
with the company 80 years, and j.
now Superintendent Of the Philadel-
phia branch. He leaves a wife, three
children, and a brother, in Phoebe.
PRETTY STRONG.-COmmentin- ON
the reCei. elections in tie East. and
claiming that straight Democracy Is
the remedy for all existing i'll. the
New York World uses the following
language: The Democratic party
stands, like the s~tOrm-beateu peak Of
Mount Washington rOck-rOOted inthc
crust of the earth and buttresSed with
eternal hills, still lifting its hoarv
summit into the skyafter clouds have
hidden it for MANY days. The war
clouds and the political storms which
have Obscured the Democracy for a
long period could no more annihil tte
its principles than cOncealilg thick
weather could drive away the noun
tains which tower in everlasting
grandeur and whose foundations are
as deep as the world"
TRUE BLUE.-We infer from a dis
patch in this mornings SENTINEL
that True Blue, the celebrated racer,
has been permanently disabled. His
owner thinks he cannot be cured, but
the dispatch fails to tell what is the
matter with the horse or how he o
hurt.
ACTIVE preparation is still the order
of the day in the Naval Department.
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AsScGsmeaG notice.

To u HALL. 7. o'CuNNoE, LOUIS
HATtk, 4. EUKNEH, JOlIN LATCH,
\. Nj. GatAE and j. ANlENSuN.
vOT AND EACH OF YET ARE
i hereby notified that tier" i du"
rom, You the sun sci OPPOSITE" Nour re-
sprctivc names. Tor the "orkInE and de-
vtlopmout ot the following hamcd
mines. SET opposite Your names situated
in tho Antelope Mining District, Eureka
County and state of Nevada, to Wit
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ACTIVE preparation is still the order
of the day in the Naval Department,
Matters seem promising for a little
wholesome blOOd-le,tinm.
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Chcr-TJ COAST DrsDA-C--S
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DAILY SENTINEL.
TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER Is, 1878.
Sole Agent i'm san Francisco.

All of whom are authorized to receive
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