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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-19
= THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

I'm THE DISTRICT COONI VI
County Of Orrrsby, State OF Aeyada. -
the matter Of the estate Of Judson warner, e.
ceased Order TO show cause why oroei "a '"40
of Real Estate should not be made.
1t appearing to the Hon. s. II: wright, 1atsS
of said Court, by the petition this day presenten
md sled bv James Judson Warner, the admin
istrstor of the estate of Judson Warner, de,
ceased, praying for an oroer OF ssae 1a Of
the zeal estate to pay the expenses Of aiming Hnn
n WONT Judge of the said Court, that all
persons interested in the estate OF sald deeeas
EtIRST MONDAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1876, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the
con in said County of Ornsby, to show cause
Why an order should no. be g1anted to the SAD :ba
lanes Judson Warner to sell so much OF the
Ue.I estate of the said deceased as shall be ne
cessary. r.. ,,,br;sbed at
,oas. COW successive weeks in the CARSON DAILY
AppEaT, a newspaper printed and published IL
said O1msby County. ,.-.-.., -aro
| Dated March 18th, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-19
THE STATE PRISON NEW
PERs.
In The Eureka Sentinel Ct LaEeh IL
Il No .E:1- Iat.ars.

In The Eureka Sentinel Of March II !
"a find The fa.lo wing letters:
Csrsox. March II, 1879.
Editors 8 at=1s.: Gea- hittrsil 5 let
Ter with tLas e ny Own, and your re
.na-ks. ell --=-- same dale. appear 70
he s--.:icis.s- -. i've correct UndersEaeti-
no why aad ~ the Sentinel was DIS
,,3tinCal p. tae State Prison. Yet the
sDiri. VII p Is indicated IN the General
I5,ter ann - NE rather aggressive.
In his lelt=- Ia chef he seems TO iapos
=, establish the verdict that 1, VAils
Acting Warden Of the Prison, assumed
a responsibility totally unauthorized oy
the Board of Prison Commissioners, or
Nv anv one member thereof. BY pest
INT however. he (the Ge1erall re-
-erses that verdict by the acknowledg-
n7ent Of lis own errors. al would
beve been well enough with me had the
General left out his closing paragraph,
r-bicb reads. Il would not be under
s.oo3 as asserting or intimatins by any
thinr herein contained that Mr.. Eistnes
has desigredIy Inisstated the facts IN
this matter, but presume he has SIMPLY
been guilty Of an oversight or committed
an unintentional error.
thank the General for his efforts to
proteet nv veracitv, but cannot tavora-
biz appreciate his presumption. One
can sometimes feel quiet when called
fool. privately. but TO be published as
one is huniliating at times. made no
error. Intentionally or unintsntionally.
Can the General say as much.
This is an exact copy of the order sent
n the Prison, and will show that neither
Bradley. Kittrell, or the name of any
NEWSPAPER was mentioned in the order
or about it. The Generals publication
might lead to the supposition that tht
order received by ne was signed Bradie1
and kittreii.
STATE OF NEVADA,
OFyrcE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
Hon. MIR. Elstner, Acting Warden
Nevada State Prison-Dear Sir: BY
majority vote the Board of State Prlsol
Commissioners passed the following or
der this dav. viz: Ordered, That iron
and after this date but two newspaper
be allowed for the Nevada State Prison.
Clerk of the Board.
hope circumstanceswlil not eau upol
me again to correct erroneous imples
sioas. doings OF IaisdolDss, IN regard
nris5a matters. This Is not the chi
Instance where 1t appears, unlntentlona
rarhaps. that efforts have been made
place ne il false position relative
nr;soD aFairs; tins information OF sue
effnrts reaching me by letter privately
and il rey be or may not be consoin
tn some to learn that all such eiior'
have been as promptly and az success
r-,!v corrected as has been in the case j
nuestion; and all Ike efforts. if the
sbould be made in the hereafter, and
coming TO the surface, VIII be dispatehe
with sails set for the same port as tho!
already made have landed.
Yours, truly, Il. Il. ELsINER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-19
IN. Consolidated GOLD AND

"A Silver Mining Company Location o.
principal place OF business, Carson City, Ne
vada. Location of works, Pyramid Lake Mln-
ing District, Washoe County, Nevada. iherc
s4ock on account of assessment No levied OH
the s.h day OF February, 1876, the several
amounts set opposite tbs names OF the respect
iva shareholders. as follows!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-19
TO The UNFORTUNATE

~ NEW IGLHED.1s
~ NEW REMEDIES
&EDR. GIBBONS DIsPEHsARf
G23 kearny- street.
.. treneisco. Established i 1854, for the
treatment of Sexual and SeInlna! Diseases sieA
as Cr0narrLea, elect, Structure, sypAl4l7 III
its forms, Seminal Weakness, lnTotencE, eve.
ctt-T diseases of years standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated
Seminal Weakness.
Seuins Emissions, the consequence o. sen,
abuse: This solitary vice, or depraEea sfSuAi
iudnIceuce. is practlced by the youth OF bc'h
SECS 10 an almost unlimited extent, producLls
with unerring certa!nty, the following tram ~
morbid symptoms, unless ccninate- @! soitit4-
AZ medical measures, VI: Sa44o" couAltA
anae dark spots under the eyes, pain III the
bsad rinyir.g in the ears noise ike the rCst-thS
OF leaves and rafting of chaTote, IHess sAsas
sbcr,t the Ioirs. weakness Of the limbs. cohla-
sd vision bIuuted intellect, loss O. eolts.ence'
ditBderlce in approaching strangers, d.s--Ae 10
form new acquaintances, disposition to sAIih
society loss Of memory hectic HusAeS PIN P-es
and various crap lions about the races iuIlea
tongue, fetid breath, coughs eonseL- L..t.-'
II relief be not obtained, should Apply I'M, l.-il4e
dist.;v either in person or by letter, ana lave
curr Effected by lis new and scientific mode oi
| treating this disease, which never laA4s u e4'
fsr+i1IG a quick and radical cure
CURED AT HOME.
Parsons al 4 distance may bt U hf-p a
| HOME By addressing letter 10 tI.' utDnS-'
Ite+in5 case. evrrlpto..s .ength Of time the dis
| 90 has continued, ana have medicine prompt
| 10 fo-vTsrtfed. free from damage and curiosity
/ to any part OF the country, with tull and pam
| directions. Ey inserting Ten DOLLARS CON- IL
| --Tsstared letter. through the postothce OF
through Wells, Tareo X Co; paekas% Of Inedi
ciTe Will be forwarded to any pa-t Of the mon
| Correspondents viii pleas inform d, VI bool
that they read his advertiseIns MS N ta Al LAL
Address, DR. d. =. U1n
octG9-iy Box 1904. oah iA--''aN' IT,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-19
Geo. ". Kitzmeyer,
TEAS HIST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
IN Of the lates. styles Of

zraS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
IN Of the latest styles OF
--eIr,I. Chamber Suites.
s'ar.er suites.
some Elegant Sidehords.
Wardroncs. Aooizceses.
VrTTING DESKS AND TABLES OF Ali.
DESCRIPTIONS.
The .Tora goods come ali direct froT, Eastern
YeuufactaT.as, made Of solid walnut. and have
the most desirable oil finish. i large variety o.
Camp Chairs. FsTlor. G!ice. Dining
ara Kitchen Chairs,
which have all been bought East .. speeia
low r7.a therefore want 1t 10 be known inal
lii egIl OF this entire E.Ock az 8 like SPECIAL
row FIGURE. ! also have On hand large
Tar-ety OF
Mat.raSes and Pillows,
Made right here. ard the durability and styie
-ar he beat nowhere. cordially invite sIs
let,ies and gentlemen to call at my store aaa
look az my stock; go and see elsewhere ano
compare goods; then, il offer the pest par a-An'
I viii be thankful for your patronage.
augf-n "Io'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-19

And I'M accordance with law and an oraer Of
the Board of Trustees made OF the 9th day OF
January, 1876, SO many shsres o. each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold al
public auction, at the Office % the company,
near corner. Carson and Second streets, Carson
City. Nevada, on FRIDAY, APRIL 18th, 1876, at
the hour of / P. N of said day, to pay said de-
liuouent assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of the sale
C. 3. MOTT, Secretary.
Office near corner Carson and Second streets,
Carson City, Nevada. mhl6law4w
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
Oie bentitbem 0iit6fe mmb bit
lteaett @tadtSaeiete.

llnter benz Iitl: .@arum f5nnen
wir 3ur Ausfibrune Ger RfrheneeleBe
nt6t mitwirten z" bat Der bedw'fe
81. pi1hpf Settelsr neuereinos etnr
S4rift SerSfsntliht In reIHer Der
0erfaGer pom ben 0erdnperungen reret,
bic In Gplge Der neuen Fir1enaelebe In
ben firdli6en @etbdltniGen sinestreten
fnp. unb pom ben rHidten, ipelHe bic
RatbOlifen In Deutldlano In Ge'9e eels
fen ale treue Rinper Der faibcIilhen
StrGe ~ erfduen baben. Der bo1w'fe
Sildef fabt aIes, mas er lasen rperre,
In fcls:npe SdBe suiammen Die
neusn @eiese feben tbeils tn @ipers
iprud NIT Dem fatbcliden Glauben,
tbetls wdreen ie, penn fe unter Wit>
pttfuns Der Siid5fe CUR pollen Auss
fabruna tdmsn, netbmenSis tn IT,
rem 0el9en 3Hr aamalieen AuF5lz
uns Der fatbOlii6en xirde fibs
rem. Ste entiprtnsen auaetner nee
lsntIi@ prctefantiiden Nnldauuns
ibre sole 0erwirfii@uns mirce
cabsr ete fatbolilbe Stride aIIs
udlis prctsfantiirtn uno tie fatboIi'
lde Sir6e pretetant'l6 MAIDEN. aas
tbUliibe 8ifd5fe f5nnen eaber surNuss
fibruns oerielben nidt mitrirten, obne
pie atrbe au Serpaten. su beren 6irten
fe ron 0utt befeat inp. Die pielen
geiosn unogntbsbrun8en, welde earaus
entiprir gen, muB cas- .a!bolilde 0clf
nit britItbem Stasfmutb unp NIT
ucQem 0ertrauen alf bic enblfbe bilfe
@cttes ertrussn, inswtden aber burd
treue grfluuns oder @brifenpfitten
uno eur& pFsse oes fatbOliibeneebens
in Der Gemilie erlessn, mos Die RtrGs
auf BEN Wese Der s~~crcneten Seeliorse
nidt bieten fann."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

ten, porauf Der aIio @efcrpte,, In alIer.
einss ni6t GROCER 8sfdeioenbett benz
Gcpper ~ erwipern pfegte: Der
ciimmife Narr BON Bibl let tmnsl
nod sei6sipter als Der seibeiotefe Don
%.
Mecicus iGltset feline Nadrtdten
dter oas Bdbler Narrenseridt une oaa
Narrenbu@ NIT ben 0erlen:
Wenn fsI&e 9iGer ertFirten,
Da 10 on 6treiGtn ni&t sebriGt,
gepabrte Mdnner restRrtrten,
GO 3reifelt Der gerfaTer niGt:
Die Strrite tSnnten fG Serminbern;
Man fSnnte naanGe Mlbfrnbeit
Dur& fclGe guGsr elidlta binbern;
dies mar Der 3red ~ feinsr 3eit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

aus ni@t eth f5reneer Gtnsrif In Ste
niceerne G~ntwtdelunB eeS 05lferre1s
tee, peIen @lansiette man In Der ma
ticnalen Gntfaltuns zines isten @ols
tes tn Der srceen 05lferfamtIie liebt
unb nidt Der anipru& auf cine seffs
'li1e nniserialber1Haft In eem Stnne,
oaB he jensr gntwtdelune gintras
tbttl t6nnte. ioncsru 70 iebr naturat>
nidb eem 0eien Der fatboli(&en 2ir1e,
eaB 1eesr Staat, Der bel etpaieer GluGt
BEG papfes BON @om remlelben cine
3uFu1t %einrdunlt, bemlelben tbatld6s
lid bislelbe Gretbeit seftattsn rnub, Dtls
DIE Tim eas ttalientide @arantteeeleB
Serdbrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
neber bemtiebe MnHebelunaen

ueber cetif1epe Mnfecelttn9en
an, fiQen Meere beriGten ealifprnil@,
8l1tter !:
Sn unlerem tinnbefeteIten Staat,
ID @altfernien sibt 60 iauesr In Nnabeim
Soc aneeles GcHntY, fat nod feint
etn3iee AnTeolung. Der man cen Nas
men elmer ceuti6en beileeen f5nnte, rpeil
In feineri etsier @smeintewelen bel
beutf9e Gbarafter t%erscttrttt. Dis
Nrabetm @nteblunB murte eurd efs
men 5eimfattes0 eretn, Der MUIR Ieutz
i9e 3u MitsIiecern 3abIts unb Der Ed
bauptfddli1 ben @einbau aIS 3iel
Scrsefsft batte, efgrtntet. Sens ans
fteslune bat einen beeeuienten GrfcIa
esbabt unb miro pislfa6 als Muhsr
btneeReat. cb9leid bic Deutlden In
Anabeim unD Gos Nnselss bic Ser:
ral;un9 ibres @emeincewelerS aus
Der 9anc eesebsn BADEN.
DaS Gpnpma> unb Nara : IbaI,
SieIe Streden tn Menrcctnc> une Safe
County, feruer tie nSreliGe @sssne
seS Sacramento Itales unb ein:slne
Strsden an ben abbdneen Ger Sisrro
Neoaca fnp bersits auf ren belien
Nese corberriaenb eeutfd su rsrosn.
Nu6 Santa Cruz uno n~mseeenp UNI
fleine e trefen In Can SUITS Otispo
anb Gdata Barbara County seieen
farfe Netsune gum TeutlGusreen
sbenlo 6umbplet County. Die srpee
Gan Srnquin Gbene III fardaus ur>
eseisnst fir bic Dsutdsn, neil eieielbe
etnsn su sinfSrmisen Gbaraftsr bat une
bem Dsuti&sn untsr teinsr 8seineuna
cte GntfaltunB leiner stelleitisen NnIas
gen Ssfattet, nod feinen yisIfahm
Neisuneen g:friseieung sepdbrt. 0ie
falta unc u~m9eeenb (TnIare Gountp)
bas Salsfuetbal BET GcppsrcpOlis-in
BEN i6 jest so GamtIten nisesr;uIal |
fen eebenfen - rerten Dor Der 6dnb
wpbl BE etn3issn an iens Gbene gram
s.nosn Yldse fefn, bic in Ssrrf Ger
&ntfaltune r:s rsutldsn G~tdrafters
NIT ben cbsn seuannten gldBsn aleis
den S@rttt balten.s %
@ie RAID bie G~ntwidsIuns Dor f&
ssben nirc, bdnst BON nmfdnesny ma
msft!t@ aud Ron BEN Ban elmer spei<
ten uscsrlanpbabn, irelGe bic rveiten
truHtbaren Strsden Neu Mrifo's,
Nrt3cra's uue Gctcrapp's er1hIieet,
miro Der yanfse IN Galifcrnien &c. Setr
Giasntbum btuts ssrtaufen uuo rorts
bin ranosrn, tudbren Der Deutfde ben
serla6snsn plaB ausfaat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Or. S. Baoer, Der seroiente tabtlde
@eididtsiorlder, fast In ieinem inter-
|eGanten Bude: ~Gabrts,1 uno Ban.
oerungen TN 6eimatblanee": SIN
Mittelalter, no bas Bolt tur1 Jebs
ben, SsuGen unp 6uneersnStbe UNI
aufbSrltd sOn 0efabren unp 8srlufen
beimeeluht mar, ersrtf es anberietts
aud germ jeee @%eleeenbeit ees @srs
snisens urp Der Beluftsuns. So ptel
Notb uno lnsldf mar ntdt ut ertras
gen Obne oteie Nussleidune etnes ret@
den Greutensenuies, psIaer cas Blut
Der BepDlferuns fdiits uno I~ebensraru
erbielt. Sn otelem Sinne muB rae
mittelalterli&e Gef> unO Getertassls<
Zen NIT ieinen bunten, ldrmeneen.
mutbpiaieeu, oft auss 0fab iberipruz
belncen Greupen uno grsSBlidfeiten
erfldrt unp entl6nlptet perpen. Nbee,
leben pom pen G%amilienfsfen Bel Der.
~lcbunsen. 6o63etten, 8inptaufen uno
Namensfeifen tenuBte man aud jepe
5fsntli6e WeIesenbeit, td Iutise
z taneen tu maden-aueer bsr Sat,
na6t uno Sirdwsibe belonpsrs pte
Wa,fttaee, 3uuftfefs, DabIen, Nufsa>
&c BON Obrtsfettliden pes(onsn uno
oer8leiGen. Reih teleBts WabIset>
ten lestsn babel INNER cen @runo
Der Greupe; bann fclste 1ans unb
Spiel. uac ntdt ieken enptste pte Cuff.
barrett nit A%ussela6enbeit Ger wtlpen
Sueeno."
Dos III r0bl Elm Taetor. BEN 4. Q.
AUDI cte altberfbmmIi6sn ocIfsttdmItz
den Observation-Disclosures uno tnss
%beionoere aud bic an manHen Stten
ibliden fosn. Narrenssleuiaaften unp
NarrsnaertGte ibren ur|pruns perban@
fen. Damn battsn aber bic ritteI>
alterli@en NarrenseieulGafsn, Nars
renbdder unp> @sgt6te audi nod
einen b1beren 3wed: Die 1borbet<
ten uno EATER Ter MeulGsn 3u gsts,
elm.
SO gitt mebr Narrbeften unter cen
Weniden, last Gin neuerer Sbriftfel<
let, ais Spaltnse auf Gem Dade;
mebr 0erfebrbeiten pura ale Sabres>
3eiten binburh, als pes Spmmers Ilies
gen in ben Bauernftuben. Mar fDnnte
fta ni6t retten, rpenn itd nidt nitun:
tsr perninftiee 2eute fdnosn, Die nit
Der GltssnfIatide res Dises uno z pot,
tes feibts persIeiden iOetiaIlsen, mas
inS%beionpsre Der 3wed Der fosn. Nars
renbiter uno Der altsn N~arren;dnfte
mar.
~Dtele Narrenssribt," I1reitt Ba>
Der, "rcaren oft otel %wirtiamer. bic eeus
te bebutlam Su MAIDEN, aIs ale @rs
mabnunsen BON @Itern uuo Meifern.
pom seifltder uuo Ueltliter Sbrietett.
GretItG fam nur cine frdftise, Iebensg
frilbe DepSlferuns Gin Narreneertht
srtraseu. Naerotnss III 60 ROB unp
eemein, bic Jebltritte unp 0eritruneen
Ger Nebenmsn1den In Ger Gelaul0aft
b'oesufsIsn. Gin leiblih uno litlid
gelunrer Wenid ater ineet NIT anae,
bprenem Iafte DIE 9ren3linie pes CT
Iaubten SHerses, wdbreno Der lHwdG,
li9e uno fttlia ansefaults Wenfa Die
Narrenfl eitett serace am ntepriafen
urb bosbafteffea 80 misbrauGen pFest.
gIs ras Wittelalter NIT letneul raiyen
9uls unb @enublebsn per(Hwuncen
mar unb jene Yerippe dbsr Deptlt!ano
fam, no SGwdGe unb 9pbbeit Die
pole pes birserlf9en 2etens rurcen,
ia perlorel Die Narrensertdte ben alien
eelunpen WiB inp arteten pfelfaG IN
genneine Glegel> unc 2dfter : Mnfalten
aus, neI9e Obrisfettltd bel9rantt per,
ben muBten."
Den sutstt S&ratsn iast mai, mad.
pas erf I'm siersisaen Sabre Def ibnen
Der 8srfanp errabe. Was bacon
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Gorreiponoen3em
unblGtnitnbunsen ~iterbaupt finb fets
Htatpmmen, bsfcnters dbsr Sssstens
beitem ..3afdnbe In safdisbsnen
eaneesttstIen ; bod mifen aue Gins
ienbuneen rcu, getfafsr untsrsdGnet
ieta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Na9 Guropa
susresn "a ietsr 3eit gefsuunsen auf
bsns Gantersr, sseen.G crauste,oblurs
onsencmunen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-22
vick'sFjoral Guide.
The Great Monthly for Stock Hrsedars.

Noman whoisengsgsd in breeding improved
~ stock Of any kind can afford to do without
THE NATIONAL LIVE STOCK JOURNAL,
The only paper in the world that is devoted q.
cIusively to live stock interests II contains
during the year more original matter upon the
principles of stock breeding than ill other pub.
licatiens ct the country combined. Each mum.
Der cOntains 10 pages, three columns to : page,
printeti an the finest book paper, and IL Ele.
gantly Illustrated. The department Of the
Jonrnal which IL devoted to the Breeding.
Feeding, Training and Management Of Horses,
will. during the coming year receive especial
attention., and horsemen will lind in lis col.
ulnns = full account Of everything that trans-
pires in the whole world that can be of especial
interest to them. presented in form conven-
lent for preservation aud reference. This
Journal entered upon its seventh volume Jan.
nary and It's the determination Of its pub.
listers to make this volume ,handsoines, ablcr
and more complete in all Of its departments
than any that has preceded It, 30
Terms. single copy one year, ~ Is, postage
paid, Club If four, 81 80 per copy; clubs Of
ten, y s. per copy; 70 cents for specimen copy.
Address -
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK JOURNAL,
{ feb 0il Lakeside Building, Chicago, III.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-22

Decent political events strongly indicate
Ii speedy return Of the Democratic pxrty :, to
supreme power in the nation. The House 81
Representatives il now Democratic by large
majority; the government of more than one.
half of the States is administered by Demo.
Gratis; the party enters upon the Presidential
contest with the brightest hopes, and under
the most substantial encouragement
The wonderful revelations Of rascality and
corruption on the part Of Republican leaders,
the people during the past three wears. make
il clearly the duty Of every man to take an &C.
tive part in the great contest Of the present
year. More than ut any previous time in the
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-22
The Weekly Courier

Has large circulation in every westesn State
and territory. Il i our aim 70 make tho
Weekly Courier the best family in the West,
and we shall continue to give IN its columns :
large amount q iscellaneoasred ding iaatter,
gence and agricultural information for which
we are mot able to make room in our daily
edition. The agricultural department espe-
clalay one Of its prominent features. The fash
ions are also regularly reported in it, columns,
and 60 are the markets Of every kind.
Terms-$l.20 per year, postpaid. febll.6t
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-22

AN ELEGANT STOCK.-The estab-
lshment of Messrs. Raphael Kahn &
Co., Shreveport, is now one of the mist
attractive places in that city to the Ia
dies. Their stock of staple and fancy
dry goods il superb aud is the. adpira-
ton Of their visitors. as, are their low
prices. Their stock Of clothing and
.bses is complete, and their line Of car
pct goods l. unrivalled.
RxxovAL.-Mr. .Tohn Caldwell
having disposed of. his lower stable,
corner Of Texas and Edwards streets,
shreveport, La, will concentrate all
his slime and talent" upon the Eclipse
Stables located farther up on Texas
street and near the middle of the block.
He proposes to make these stables q
regular 'sHocse PAlace,i' at the 1snere
sight Of which animals Of the equine
persuasion will neigh their apprecia-
ton and delight. Fine saddle aud
harness horses, fine huxgies and car
fiagcs and hearses, will he his pro-
yramme, and he is determined, by
strict attention to man aud beast and
business generally, to win for his board
ing house and stables a yet higher
niche in the temple of fame.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-22
All Aboard For shreveport
And Ali Way-Iaudinrs

TRANSPORTATION from Bellevue u shreveport.
lXyiil m,ske regular trips to and from the
: w Bridge, near Bellevue. to Shreveport.
and take cstton out aud deliver same ut any
warehauae in Shreveport u chip to New Or
leans for 4i.5O per bake Groceries brought
back for - cents per bsndred grounds; corn
ut 10 caats per bushei; dry goods or light
freight charged per me are-30 cents for 1--WE
feet apare GOODS will BE- we'll cared for and
syh~esrel 10 Same order "a received. Now is
your time for BODCAU NAVIGATION!
Make 1t y success! .....sys :.
Persuns ut or near FILLMORE can have all
their business, in shipping either way, attend
ri n 1T Onley n Tnrners Mill, or lAneling u
Hniders bluf, twice : week - y - 80
Cs,sc out and help put down high prices for
freight, &C.! Hope to receive patronage
from the public. j. w ONLEY.
Il. j. Il. Lowry, Agent At Bellevue.
January 18th. 1875 ~ = i /
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Stray Sale,
Est1as Cd before tie updersigAod ~ Je6
~ Moore, on the 18th day O Decem6eE,
lQ5, cd will Be sold to the highast bidder,
tx cash, 1t Bellevue, Louisixns, - Nooday.
IL 90th day of March, 1876, Black Hereo,
Appeaised q IN
The owner u requested to como forward,
Prove property. pay charges, &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
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VIM. a. Seay,
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Cadlao, Bossier and adjoining parishes