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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
Lady washinEtsn.

The station for the soo-foot lsvel. Ia
being opened. Sinking tho shsft below
this point. however, will be suspended.
but Il will be continued down 70 soc u
good ore developments cannot b found,
similar to that in the nsighboring mine'
the Justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

Drifting west at the li0o-foot level
and sinking the main shaft below that
level progresses finely. Ths Wine be-
ing sunk from the 300 10 connect with
the 1l00-foot level for air circulation.
etc., Is also getting along finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
Rock Island.

Considerable water is met with in
sinking the main shaft, but good pro-
grsss Is made nevertheless. The vino
below the 200.foot level, continues in
quartz which gives excellent assays n
spots. The south drift ut this level is
driving ahead az usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

Shaft still sinking at . lively rate
with the bottom in soft porphyry, clay
and quartz. The south drift, at the 1000
footievel, showsdscidsd improvsmentths
face having cut through . heavy clay
seam into quartz and porphyry Of avery
favorable description, and also tapped .
strong flow Of water. The upraise. 2oo
feet south Of the shaft, at this level IL
principally in clay. and has not yet
reached ths ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
BAltinore.

We have seen some very fine looking,
Is we'll a. rich. orc from this mino with.
In the last few days. II is red and white
ore. mixed. tho white ore being filled
with black sulphursts. II seems to run
in streaks and punches, which. at a
greater depth. will doubtless concentrate
into q solid body. A dump is about DO.
ing built to receive tho good orc OK
tracted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
rA.rYas.lL. ouAs. cvssiso'
UNION IRON WORKS
VIRGINIA CITY,
o. shs Divide.

TvRRGLL 4 ouMMiNos
FOUNDERS. NAcHINIsTs, GENERAL
En9nssrs. bnnehunsn and Manufactures
Of Quarts mill and Mining Machinery Of al Do.
~sctpuoas. All orders hilsd with prsmptness
saddispsieh. snd stths Lowest Rstss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

New shaft down 400 feet today. TIL
main west drift from 1t Is now in 2O'
feet toward the vein. and the face show
occasional striugers Of quartz which
give low assays and are evidentl!
feeders Of the main vein. Tho othe
prospecting drifts are getting along fine
ly. and Developments warrant the opin
ion that a. soon as connection q b,
made between the new and old works
large amount Of orc can be got at ant
worked, which will pay from $40 to S3'
per ton under the stamps.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-09
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN INCURABLE CASE
DIR. lie RiShau's


GOLD ZEN BAL AN
After ten years Of trisl this coast, has proved
itself the only curative in certain class Of
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners as
incurAbie-
DIR. LIE Richau's Golden Balsana No.
Cures Chsncr.s. frs. and second stages; Sores
on the Legs or Body. Sore Ears Eyes, Nose. etc.
Gopper-colored Biotches, Sypki!itic Catarrh.
Diseased Scalp. and all the primary forms Of
the disease known as Syphilis. Price, 50 per
bottle, or two for 80,
DR.. LIE Richau's Golden Balsan No 2
Cures Tertiary, sIercurial, Syphilitie Rheuma-
tisnl. Bains in the Bones. Back Of the Neck,
liberated Sore Throat, syphiiitic RASH, l jumps
and Contracted CorGs. Stiffness of the Limbs,
and eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by iDdisretion or abuse Of
manipulating the blood pure AID healthy.
Price, IS per bottle, or two for 50.
DR.. LIE Richau-s Golden Spanish
Antfd0te,
Tor the cure of Gororrhea. elect, Irritation,
gravel, and all Urinary Genital d.sarrange-
nients. Price, 81 So pr bottle.
DIR. lie Richaa's Golden Spanish
Injection,
\ wash and Injection fer severe cases OF Con-
orrhel, InfiaInmatory elect, structures, and all
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder Price,
II 50 per bottle.
Also, Agents Tor Dr. Lie nIen1u
Golden Pills.
For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, In
potency, and all diseases arising from Mastar-
baton and excessive abuses Price 81 per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN BAIsAN is put up
only in round bottles. On receipt of price,
these medicines will be sent TO all parts OF the
country, by express or mail, securely packe Z,
and free from observation. Sole Agents. c. F.
RICHARDS & CO., wholesale and retail drug
gists and chemists. southwest corner OF Clay
and Sansome streets, san Francisco, Caliiorn a.
aug1o1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-09
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
ROBERT WOOD &c &C.
No. 1876 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
>IANI-FACTUREEs
Fountains Vases MaIra-r,
NfRASDAES.
SUMMER HOUSES. AHaoRS,

SUMMER HOUSES. A5eoRS,
CHAIRS. SETTLES, Ere, ETC
Cast & Wrought Iron Hailings,
For Public Buildings. snd SGusrss.
Cemetery Lots. Garden Fences, b.
comics. Roof Crossings, &c, IN gresI
variety q; Patterns
LAMP POSTS.
For fronts Of Public Buildings, En-
tells and City Streets, of Plate ard
Elaborate Designs. New and H.
proved styles il gres: variety.
STABLE FITTINGS.
OF Cast sud Wrought Iron ot New
and IMPROVED styles, such as Eay
Racks, Stall Divisions. Managers,
Harness Brackets, Cutters, IIsps,
Vertilstors. &c. &c.
WlRETORN
OF every description, Wire Guards
of CANNED WIRE. Galvanized CT
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS. WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opera Horses,
Theatres. Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. 4 very large
Ass, rtrnent Of Designs ezpressly for
this purpose. Estimates and Dtsic7s
.g,l. c.. ccri,cat.0a, s:at.aJ tie .is-d 81
tsc-a dts.Ttc. leletA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-09
UNITED STATES MAIL.
~ f " n ID A

VOsr OFFICE DEFAEIsEST.
Washington. Sep:- /, 1910 J
VDHoPOSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Contract once Of this Department until
3 o'clock p 81. Of October-.0- 1873. ito b. de-
.iGsed by November Is for carrying the mails of
the United States from January i-.6. 70 June
~, 1915, on the following route in the State OF
Nevada, and by the schedule c: departures and
arrivals herein specified, viz:
1914 From Carson City TO Glcrbruok, IL miles
and back. once q week.
Leave Carson City Monday AZ 5 An
Arrive at Glenbrook by I'm.
Leave Glenbrook Nopdsy ~ r NJ
Arrive az Carson by Pm.
Bond required with bid $3.50.
For forms of proposal. bond. snd certificate,
and also for instructions to the conditions 10
lie embraced in the contract, etc. see advertise
laen: OF this date in pamphles form inviting
proposals for mail service, to be found II the
terminal post Offices OF each route, and to lie
had on application to the Second Asst. +. VI.
tseneral.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes.
syIperscribed Mail proposals, State Of Nevada.
aud addressed TO the Second Assistant Post
master General.
MARSHALL JEWELL,
s,p,-law-sv Postmaster General
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
LoSDoH, Aur. 20.

The German, Austrian Hnd Prussian
Governments have notified tho Turkish
authorities to suspend hostiliiics against
tho lfcrzCgOvininus, md to coilcilnto
them 10y the enactment Of more liberal
legislation. This advice, however, has
been rejected 10y The Turkish Huthori-
ties, who arc actively preparing 10 sup
press the insurrccIiOn by fierce war.
Tho instruction, meanwhile, IN rnpidly
Cunning strength. Tho Scryians. Hos.
mans aud IlcrIogovininrs are united in
defense Of their interests.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

ISLAND MOUNTAINS TUNNEL. COMPANY
Location Of principal place of bmsliIrs4
Elko, Nevada; lOciiiUn IT works. Islaud Noun.
tain NimlnR biRttici, ElSo County, NrvatI1. Hn.
uo' IN hereby pivrn that nj meeting II tbs
board al Trustees, held on tho ihirIi',h day nf
July. 1879 at h-scssin"ut tSu. y of ullr cent
p"r share Wa i"'i'd upon tho capital stock II
AiBtc' gold C"l1I to the Secretary nj the UnIco o
ilo company. BHnk 81 81. T.. Ir, ciusn L Co..
Exc. Nevada.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the first dny Of ScpIcIIirr
1873. viii he delinquent nnd advertiser for Ealo
at p'blic auction, aud. unless pa, tcnt IL Iihdn
before. will hr sod on 80 NDNY. tho twenty.
seventh day "f september. 1915. 10 pay tho de.
lhpuCnt assessment together with costs 81 nj.
,IciiIslnG aud expenses Of Gale. Iiy order Of tho
Trustees.
n. 81. GRANT, Secretary.
ScVsIs. sT.tJ
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SoETn LEOPARD MINING COM
- pay; Principal pla - Of business. EIku
Nevada. Location Of NOr.s. C.rnr;cul,ia Minin,.
District. lliu County. Nevada.
-Htiicc-Ihcrc are deiiuTucutupon .i,e fol,
IoNh'B H'stli b"h il"tk. Cn account Of Ae.rs.-
MELT no. u levied on the 2sh day of Jane.
1862 the several amounts ret uI'rosi,. th,.
names OithG respective th4EUhu!Gcrs, as folows;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21

wAsnoE county scripts cngcrly sought
mt % cents, which indicates u healthy
condition ~ nnuuGra.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
NOTICE.

'I'S II. NJ EA.Dwi|: Tuu arc hereby motif
he'd that there has been expended on your
account labor nni MONEY oh the Atiiuta and
~ lcr mine the sI'n" lyiUg and VI ui;o IN
wyoming Mining District. ~ thr County Of
tlI". aud state OF N"TId,. and uni"zs ynIi raw
The rninc Within ninety days from the date 81
iha publication your iutCU-t IN tho above
cabins, wall hn forfeit. 4 ~ ~ 10y operation ~
law 'nndo aud rroNi'l,d under tho q. =. H,nt.
uCs.
u. u. DiGBY,
l.. ". CRANE.
Wyoming Mining District, May 80. ter. Jo.;
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25

Among the natural products as
|, uisiaIIa which have scarcely regeived
the attention they merit, are fts medici.
nal roots and herbs. They nave 81 late
attracted notice, and an euterprising
establishment 10 New Orleans II naLe9
ing from them u tonic and "A coryl, sir,,,
which have obtained q remarkabIe
reputation, both at home and aI,rt,d
We have $ en- many of the t~estimoni,Is
from well-lnOwn citizens, and thev ~"
ot The strongest character. fhs fonic
known as Life Tonic, is "a speciiic tnr
chills and fever, scrofulou, Lnmor"
aud u" an appetizer and general ]invi~'
orator OF tue system while the airn7,
known as the New Louisiana RemaJrr'
Is anequaled for coughs aud catarrhs
aud affections oE the throat and lIugs'
ihese preparations ara purely y.,,ret ,I,1s
made from the products of our sSamns
Ihey contain 40 poison, aud ma a..
tremely palatable. They will couraTa
fayorably with anything made in tn
country or Europe.
This is a new departure with which
we arenos u little grarffied. Farther in
I Tmation can be had by addregsing
IO6 Camp st., New Orleans.
For sale by all New Iberia druggists
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25

Chattanooga, Aug. 21.-J. 1.
Bowyer, q painter, was killed,
and Pat Cotter, o timer, injured
by the falling of Il scaffOld, this
afternoon.
New York, Aug, 2l.-Several
excursion parties visited Iona
Island O,day. A woman was
crushed badly and two men were
drowned.
The representatives OF four
great lines met in the Erie build
ing yesterday to arrange the
fares West. Rates were advanced
on a basis of $50 to Chicago,
which is an advance of - on the
present rate, to go into effect on
Monday. PropOltiOnate rates
were adopted between Philadel
phia aud Baltimore TO the West.
Augusta, Aug. 21.-GOv. Smith
waR at SaDdersville to-day. The
excitement owe the unprecedented
irSnrcCtion has gubsided, Peace
and order have been restored.
Galveston, August Ell The
official connt in the vote on the
Constitutional Convention in one
hnnd,td ard one counties show
the fotluWIng result: EO' The Con
rcn!ion, 1888; against, 1860
Nhico&", Aug. 2l-Tbe Indians
at some "f the ~ river agencies
arc already dissatisfied, aud The
prospect is lhat som" OF t - Tribes
will not send Delegations H. die
Red Ctond CouUcIl st Standing
Rock They are very decided
since the commissioners lief, there,
and it has been unanimously r"-
solved toy The lUdlanS not to 'llS>
pose at their lights ~ The Black
HITS country, HUT have anything
to to with making "a nrW treaty
WITH tn" Go'"Tum"nl.
a correspondent Of tle ErCajHG
Post ,"l "rrS that Mrs. Lincoln lS
pIunurr c"t well enough 10 leave
~ r>ll:m and visit her sister,
VI, Edwatds, at Springfield. 1t
Is nOt likely NhH will return to
BrtlrNn" Asylum
81 W York, Aug. 2l.-Thp Ame
rlcau lSlh" Team had a grand
naval reception and escort tom
the bay TO The city.
Niagara, Aug. 2I.-Cufer y
Bradley, the tea dealing default
cts vino hl'sconded from Balti.
more, were arrested in Canada
i, held under the old English
SlatuI" concerning abSCOudlug
tor"1GnrI,.
Naples, Ang. IL. FRINGE Charles
Theodore, The great uncle OF the
King of Bavaria, tell from his
Iurse to day and was instantly
killed.
London, Aug. 13.-The sub
s%CIiptiOu throughout Germany to
%idrmnity the PIussian priests for
the withdrawal of State grants
amount to s3JO,OOO. This amounts
To hiatt the sum withdrawn.
Vienna, Aug. 1S.-The insurrec
ton in tn" Turkish provinces
c">rIa 200 miles of territory. 1t
is 'ep"I'"d that $500 troops, who
landed at kicck, refused to
march t"r Mo tar, On account of
the insurgents occupancy of the
mountain paS$rS on the route.
The garrison at Trebigne, in
urgegUViua, made u sOrtie yes~
t"tday, but we've repu!sed. The
msuI gents burned several villages
during the engagement.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25
TROUBLE AT BRASMEAR CITY.


tFr~aath" n, u Ru1Ietiu,,Ag. sF.T
Oh Sunday, Il Young mae a'p
neCted With the Morgan Railroad,
in the cattle tTAunIrs Department.,
whilst engaged iU unloading, OF.
Gored a negro nan hu was im~
teifUtiUg with him in the dis
charge of his duties "OIt of the
ways"
The uegTO became ho~iSterOuS
aud ObsLrepeTous, aud advanced
to attack the young man, who
drew d revolver aud fired once,
wouDdiug the negro, whether
seriously or not is not known.
The negroes OF The town aud the
negroes OF the ueighhorhood,
hearing of the affair, gathered in
numbers aud 0ongregatei ground
the depot.
The people ct BtA$Lear Is.
Sembled-tho UegrOes becoming
bOiSttrOuS-and a reuCOutre took
place. Several shots were fired,
aud one man WAS wounded, bnt
the negroes we're driven of
At G:2O last nIght the following
dispatch WIS r,rrI,rh Is Superin.
tpndent OF i" zee ia. ION the
Mayor OF Braoue.lr, q. II. 81. Clan:
Serious rOnblethreatoupd. Can
you lend no twenty Manchester
rifles aud atnmunCr"o ? If SO,
send at OuCe,
To this Superintendent Loun r.
piled as follows
State the trouble aud apply to
the Governor fOr arms, IN | bavs
no power to act III the premises.
At Ii O'Clock last night the FOL
lowing was received:
Editor Bulletin: No distul bance
to night. Everything quiet. y.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25
From the Louisiana Suyay. Bori.
Ode TO Rain.

lt'om the Louisiana 6ayay. Bowj.
Ode TO Rain.
Bless the rain, it came last night.
And gl9ddoned our eyes with The sirl,t
or water standing at our doors,
as we think of golden harvest sturas
We meet the farmer in his field.
FOr God has sent it as n shield,
Protecting him from want and need.
That we may bless the gracious lari
Ito EtasIs rs with Il hearty hand.
For ram has wet his thirsty land,
And when, harvest time comes round
That cheer and plenty will abound.
He's heard sweet music all tho morn
As she WIND comes wbistling thrOBgh
his corn,
Ana the tasscls wBve to and fro,
The silks are in full bloom, yUH know.
We hear tho cllildren's joyous CIV
AS their little feet came Datteriny Inv
They know The roasting ears are niGI,.
they smell them as the wind WATTS Inv
The birds are singing In the trees.
The btves are full of busy bees,
Storing up their cells of sweet.
A treasure made for man to eat.
The sheep.bells tinkIe as they pass,
F'ster as they nip the grass,
Their lively pranks are plainly seen.
The rain has made their pastures green.
The lowing herds are on the plain
rawing now with might and main.
Their Threats no longer thirsty are.
Their believing now is loud aud clear.
All nature now is clothed with life.
Ana man seems not so full of strife,
"e sees how worthless are his plans.
CnaIded by Gods helping hands.
tslfpE utm who sends the precious rain,
i'Ies' Him who gives the golden grain.
And when our work on earth il done.
May He proclaim the battle won.
Prairie Greig, Ia, Juac %, 1876 r.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25

trn Intelligent and too anxious
Tor a restoration Of thorough good
tc,tjng between the two sections,
10 rega"i his matter as an insult
f.Om this Northern nnopl's The
spirit It represents Is haplhlY mud
rapidly dying out ana wa nttd
no better Illustration OF tins long
deSiIPd contamination than the
late reception of Southern ex~
rebels at the Bunker Hill Centen.
NAL. The ST. Louis Republican
fought uobly for us over this
desI icable treatment of our old
chief, aud if you had space, ]
would send you for publication
some of its leading editorials on
the subject. 1t did my heart
good 20 read them, and fol an
a!mnt u~rppres>ibIe dPSie fadfal
and shake the editors band.
Aud Y"t this same paper, before
the week is over, will probably be
flashing the South as numerically
and ~ unjustIy as any Radical
organ i'll the land.
Hemlork is playing now in ST.
Louis as conspicuous q role as it
did a few years ego in Athens,
its victims ibis time being less
notable, but mere nu3erouS.
Some OF The patients in The C0Guty
insane asylum becoming restless,
hemlOCk was prescribed to Qniet
them, which it did mUSv effect
ually, and four OF them have
smiled their last smile, An
Investigation has been ordered,
but will doubtless end in a gen
eraI whitcwash al around, though
the papers are crying aIond i"F
Justice.
st. Louis ~ 1t n"nilhy city,
except tOu CnnsumpIl"rS. Last
week there were IS3 deaths, bnt
1l9 of these were children uudcI
five years. As the total pOpula.
ton is not much below 100000,
unu luis 10 iiF tiiiIChitlflCNC
season of the year, there \ he
no doubt Ouf mOrLuary statistics
will compare tavurablv with
those OF ary other large city
Consequently, with
exceptions, Our phySici
drugstores ate not IHSt what they
ought to be-, and p0sS' ~ no longer
the same charm tor III" they
did formerly. Their drugs uc
poor and the druggists are very
deficient IN the art OF making
you buy whether You need med
iCine or not. New Iberia cnn!d
give them some useful ir1atn,s IA
this line.
Every newspaper ~ III" state
either snr!,nItS ~ does nor nppose
the new C0~D~Eitulr"H.
There Is al increasing Interest
felt here IL tiIe ending political
contest III Ohio, HE l>rtie being
almost ~rScinsi,pN over the merits
of initiation AMI contraction. AS
lar as | can sire The Radical patty
will be benefited, 10 matter how
the State goes. The battle cry Of
of Democracy should have been
Down with GraDtisln," but hy
raising this unfortunate financial
question, there j. d m%ourulul
p. aspect OF its continuance.
l.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25

Tue radical convention recently
held at Monroe was not such a
success as its mdDipulatOrs tl8
sired it to hr. The raIicaI organ
in M"nI0e puts it mildly and
says the attendance Was not large
owing to ihe iUOppOrtune time of
ysar and partly to a mistaken
idea as 10 the Z intention of the
prime movers
The intention was PLAN suongh
10 sci he wines in order So thai
the g movers could have the
pick ot tue best offices. That is
EadicaiiSm aii Shreveport
Times.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25

WEATHER AND CROPs.-FOy
tunately, the rains did not con.
tiuue more than Il week, and It
now appears that the damage TO
the cotton crop was not rear as
great as at fist was supposed.
The weather this week having
beell quite favorabIy, there is
little doubt but the planters will
have al1 the cotton they can pick.
Corn WAS too far advanced to be
injured much by the rain, while
the cane has rather been bene
fitted than otherwise. The rice
crop, in many places, was saved
by thc rain the sweet potato
crop was made by ii, aud taking
all in all, we believe IL will turn
out that the rain has been a
positive benefit, instead of an
injury, rs il first was feared.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Wednes.
day evening OF last week, Nine.
jean GerAc, of Vermilionville,
complained of u choking sensation
By which she was suddenly ut
tackled, aud hel husband haudtd
her a diiuk of water, thinking it
would give reiiti. she almost
Immediately became inseDsible,
aud although u messenger was
instantly dispatched Tor u physi-
clan, she died before bis arrival.
We did not learn the cause OF tbls
sad and sudden death, hut pre-
sumo II was heart disease o. ap-
oplexy
MW Ge,ao VAS lqite j young
lady, ID ing been married Gully
about siX months, aud the terli>
Ole afiictiou which has thus 10
unexp, ,teilIy befallru Her hns>
bdld, ellis ioith thetuli sympathy
81 atI bis aUgusiutauees.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25

GoUD APPoINTMENT.-Capt,
Il. Hutton Kerr. formerly con.
uected with the Opelousas rail~
road, and later Il warehousemau
in New Iberia, but for three or
four years past o resident Of New
Orleans, has been appointed SO.
Iicitor Of right of way through the
parishes Of Rapides, DE Soto and
NachitochNs, lor the New Orleans
and Pacific RaiIIoad. No more
III t,ttt7 e+=hn+44;4.. AnmIH hnua bean
made
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25
Wanted.

A WIDOW LADY OF CULTURE
without family ii =. desires a position in
4 h"u ehoId where Lh.r. are children
aud where 81" eau b. profirably rurp owed
e'ah"r ~ II achsE, or ia Iisht i,o1sa-
keeplIig du les: Has had much experience
IN botb ~avocation, aud Can furnish nneTs
~cPptioGable references.
A pleasant home more an obiset than
salary. Inquire at SUGAR-BORL ONE.
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ROOMS AND BOARD, ESQ PER pAy(e

ROOMS AND BOARD, ESQ PER DAY.(0&
IhiS elegant and centrally Incnted
House, which CONTAINS 100 fine looms.
h's ln"' been thoroughly reno vaied, Re.
paired and Recarprtrd, with New Furni-
lure and New Bedding throughout, IL
now open for the accommodation Of
guests.
Business Men and Planters will find i.
The oheapests and most convenient Hnt.I in
The City, while families and ladies with.
out ee2rt, will receive every car. aud
attention.
Mr. JAMES P. LONGLEY, an OH
Texas Ranger, Is tbs Business Manager Of
me Honse, whtl" Mr.. j. II. LEAKE. tor
formerly at Attnkspas, ia in the office. and
'h'Hs t"hltsmsn will be happy tp ,erV.
''"ir tr'"u'is nj T-xas aud Western I.on
"""' r2g y
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- ego, Aug, 17-AleAa"der
Trar, wI,n r,;pG.,' - i $4,000 &C,
cid"nt policy. nd was reported
sj,uw 81 iry ;wo companions, has
been a,IPs'"d.
Paris, Arg. 1.-The Presidents
of the Councils we're elected IN
mary departments yesterday
The returns so tar received III.
dictate that the majority OF those
elected are Conservatives.
MuNkogrc, !, T., Aug. 1t
Sheriff CarIaIS, OF st. Landry
parish, La, arrested L0uS RoSoau,
who murdrd c. PerignaC III
~Louisiana, i'll March last. a
large nun. her of criminals ilom
Ia States arv >kulking in the
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MelHk, T.. B., lin ft,ltCdi Psilsh
Judge VI ~. H.rs no., ish, hss
been behaving ~ ,caudaluusly
That omute,r. the
paiNa are Iefrtsn
"a nv iuiE eitf
port Times