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The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22

Henry Ward Deecl,er is expected to
lecture before Baylies Great Mercantile
C0lleee,a; ;Keokuk, Iowa, this season.
Tlie0tl0re* Tilt0n lectured last NGven-
ber. We would call attention to the
advertisement in another column. 1t
VIII pay any young man, whatever his
future: occupation may be, to spend
from three to six months at Keokuk,
Iowa, under the instruction, of Prof.
Miller, obtaining u thorough knowledge
OF business matters. Parents should
send their'sons. Baylies College is all
old and permanent. institution, and
guarantees substantial. useful educa-
ton to every student that enters.
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MINOR ARRIVALS

MINOR ARRIVALS
At the residence of VIM. M. Davis,
in the town Of Bondin, Murray County,
on the 8th inst, boy weighing 8
pounds, and was duly installed assist
ant Postmaster at Bondin. j.
AT the residence of B. F. Congdon,
in Ransom, on June 10Th, a hoy settler.
Just in time to go to the next Centen-
NAL. - ..-.
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EEEBczs or THE GREAT, LAND SALE
Prof. Humiston returned on Saturday
last after an absence of several weeks
at Chicago, Toledo and other, points on,
business connected with the great land
sale and the future development Of the
National Colony. From him we learn
some more interesting facts concerning
the plans and purposes Of Miller, Hum
iston & Co., and Of Mr.. F. G.. Taylor,
the purchaser Of several townships in
this county, rs heretofore stated in the
ADVANCE.
- And, first, Prof: 1Iumiston and Mr.,
Taylor expect to start for Europe about
the first of August to establish agencies
there. + Their headquarters will be in
England, but they will ESTABLISH!
agencies in Germany, Sweden, Norway
and other portions of Europe. They
will be accompanied. by Rev. Mr.. Gra-
ham, founder of Hillsdalo ;. College,
Michigan, and for a number of years
President Of that institution, who has
visited Europe before and had success
in working up enterprises there, and by
Mr.. May, u wealthy Englishman, who
has become very much interested in
this part Of Minnesota. These agencies
will necessarily labor to sell. lands
among farmers Of some capital. men
who are able to buy and improve lands,
and every settler thus secured will
bring more or less money as well as
muscle. ..-.,.::.
Mr.. Taylor las secured the services
Of Mr.. Selal Reeve, known as the coii-
tractor who built the Western. Union
Telegraph lines, AMI who has, us real
estate operator, sold some $4,000 acres
of land. Mr.. Reeve=will take charge of
the Chicago agencies, Of which there
arc some 20 to be estahlislle1~in the city
and vicinity. = >:%
A number of families are already i'll
terested and are preparing to come,
among whom are some 80 families of
French Protestants, some toto 20 fami-
lies of German Methodists, and a num-
Der of Scandinavian and American
families. Representatives from these
will 6e on III a few days to look at our
lands.
The Colony Company lave secured
favorable rates with the railroad lines,
so that persons coming in good faith to
the Colony with a view to locating, will
be carried at less than half fare.
No doubt the visit to Europe will Sc
cure US \ number Of settlers of the
better class, men of means who will at
once expenl considerable sums of
| money in improving their lands. Prof.
1Iumiston is Il member of several of
the British societies and on his former
visit made the acquaintance of many
prominent gentlemen. ltev. Mr.. Gra.
ham has also ali extensive acquaintance
in England, and Mr.. May is ut home
there and we'll known in his own city
where lie has been Il candidate for May.
or. These are advantages which give
prestige to the efforts of these gentle.
men, and which must bring us an ex'
cellent class of settlers.
The advantages to our own. county,
we need not dilato upon now. Hun
dreds of good settlers, thousands OF
capital, an unusual impulse to business,
rapid development of our material re.
sources, steady increase in the value ol
our lands-these are among the most
patent results which must inevitably
follow the efforts of these gentlemen
during the next five years. Those wllc
hold OH to their claims will never re-
gret it.
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THE NARROWQA UGE.
The Spirit Lake Beacon says:

From all the information we can
gather, the prospects for securing i
railroad in this county at an early day
seems quite flattering. Those who are
Informed III the premises, state that
what is known is the Des MOines and
AmeS Narrow Gauge Railroad. will I've
extended to Webster City soon. In an
ticipation of this, the: people of; that
place have organized u company looking
to it's extension up to some point on the
st. Paul and Sioux City Railroad. AS
far us Humboldt the route has been sur.
veyed and the line established, and we
understand that there is a strong prob
ability of its completion to that point
this year. At amy rate !. large share Of
the material for that distance has been
purchased with the intention Of lmme-
diate action. Until Humboldt is
reached, 70 attempt will he made to
stake out the route farther, and no SUBJ
sidy will he asked The point on the
st. Paul and Sioux City road where the
connection will he made, is not yet
mentioned, though there seems 4 strong
probability that Sibley will be the place
rs the citizens OF that town are making.
strong en0eaYOlS to secure it. There
is no doubt but that it will he necessary
to vote tax to aid in the construction
of this road iii the counties through
which it will pass, and we hope our
citizens will be prepared 20 render the
aid required when the time comes, pro-
vided the road is built 50 us to benefit
the body Of the county.
The probability is that Sibley will
make quite al effort to turn the road to
that place, but everything points to
Worthinston as the one point to which
it should come. The line would be
more direct and the connection with
the Sioux City and st. Paul would be
made at Il railroad center, giving the
coal men unequalled facilities for dis
tributing the yield Of the Fort Dodge
mines. But we shall not secure the
road without some effort on our part.
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FARM FOR SALE.
ONE OF THE BEST CHANCES IN
THE COUNTY.

EITHER FOR STOCK OR GRAIN.
A Farm Of 80acres four miles from Worthing-
ton, with 50 acres under cultivation, good farm
house 14x20, ~ story, with wood shed, good we'll
walled apples plunis and small fruit growing;
Il grove of acres OF trees also growing; Il mile
of live fence started good stables and other con-
premises no better place for stock anvwlere.-
Owner wishes to change business and will sell
cheap tor cash, or on time IL desired. For fur
ther Information apply to
39lml MILLER & I.ANGDON.
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We acknowledge club of seven new
subscribers from Pipestone county and
our friends write there arc more coming.
Push on the good work.
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". J. Taylor, Of Pipestone, was in
town OH Monday and dropped in to see
us. He reports a number of teams
busy breaking; and thinks 1000 acres
will be broken this season. Crops are
looking we'll up there. Several more
families are or the way to settle there
permanently. Mr.. Taylor. took Ills
family out OH Tuesday. Mr.. Il. i'll
forms US that the Indians are now
gathering there to dig pipestone, and
will he there for the next four to six
weeks. They procure passes from the
Agency and bring their herds with
them. The privilege extends only to
the YanktOn Sioux.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22

J. A. Randall, of Pcnnsy ylvania, has purchas-
ell tho 6lack smith shop Of J. Blair and com
menced work in earnest; his family have
arrived. Mr.. WIN. Fasaghar, Of lkrigcviile
Wis. has been here looking after . filrm near
town. BigelOw Sabbath School will holt pic
mic on tho 4th Of July. Programme for Cen.
tennial Concert will be given next week.
BIGELOw.
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G. CnAo1, 49,. Z. (: " J: '...s
Iar1iee ard oeoot A1e.
nRONPT aetsnfion given st ~ uiaes to. eseae
1eof o. Horses and to Horse Shooting. Also
90nog16 b1oeaslnithlng:.
6Aoe between the Wofeh!neeoa and the fsf-
npef's Hotels, WortAingtosl MINI. t4N-sy.
Hosxes csstratcd: Terms e to 8 ut owner:
h~sss 70 6e appsaisei. Have had % Jesrs, ex
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22

Houston County is paying five dollars
for wolf scalps. The wolves are mighty
hard Oh the s'cropS.''
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=

Tthe Cloeting Store OF r. +. Baker. Cloth
"A Ing eat and made to oFder. Repairing neat
II ana prOuaptly done. Nk4lNy.
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RAV V!NOM Ty'EAEN

b. T. Cong,lon is doing an extensive dairying
businc He has recently a.l'icd to his force Il
heruer, and extra milk hand. RANSOM.
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- =. =. -
Z Z Z. : : = = = - - :
x,s.,, 80, j. =. ~ 2
>'' Es%'.sE@ IOy1A:l.. s5s. "a =. ....s ?. :.
woRTIuNGToiI. MINI, JuaKa, lsgc 8.
2. q - ===. = -
8 ssCHURCB DIRECTDRY {
-rr.;r,on,.r -, Erra a.,pA1.-serv,ca. .vo.,, o.
P. n. Services SarDath evening at 20 Ccl0ck.
f1G Pastor sitsS:'"s A'.1'a@s evening New. J. G.
: sUrlos. covanueA r,oxA1.-serx.... ,,o,r,r,,
aIad E s. evening. s9Hl ~ School Immediately after
eV1ni,,1 ~ M. 1,ttss ,.sser ss<,ins Anutsda5
ressSsiiriRi,r n = ~ fsui,c,, e.v:,... ,,,x,,.,.
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
sveniSc. Bev r = .rhat:er mfst.ng ssarg thursday
'=====:==-sE=S=e== fEE ::
/ ANll1flsLsslES J. ! Z sGOVMTY OFFICERS. :.
- + TO 7 vunmSnf - T..
TREAsUxER-IED Is: Hamiston. -s''
HE0lSTkH 0F DEEDs-i. T. Bcli: ~ |
CL1RX o. COUKF-R n. Carrier. =. -,
S.,.s,nnc. S1n@s. 4: t9w,.:
C0URT C01HlssIoNEn-J. Craft.
G. GGOUeI1 AfToSNEI-M: s: B. Souie 49,
> GouST1 st,FxninTsSDESr-r ss q. n,, (.
. III Es#s COMMISSIONERS =
Etr2 zhelrtet-A. O. Conde, of IIerscy
!; .oes Secead 1sftcs-A. q. Robinson, OF Worthing
! 1hkd Rarlct-EA & Mills, Of Bigelow.
-eEz=z.== s======E = - =====--
= & CLUE RATES..
r,..,.. - =, - =. ss~. w
& ..... s. y. Su. " '''. W. Ola "'o"''''
- -: =@===:=-=====--
. There arc sos1e eases of scarlet fever in town.
A lnnlat END Of u. ~. NcDowa,i dial. vos
tsyslay. md viz Il buried today at 1 o'cloek.
-. 1.x.=,.. :. :. s,,,: :.,,..- =.
3..s..c.....". 81 . ,I. .., "0" ''''> "
-. =. ,.,.1 -. !,
a.. .:.. y. 1'~' .:'~ 80" 20. "'
'e.o : - w"'o' ''''a "sss'.o" '''o,1 A~'' E'""]'
s. - Asrshs'l and General Bishop we re
Re- a4veretsenent OF Dr. G0tthe3L Masculine
F1gteessaae - '@'% 81 3: ,*-'..
ocvcral communications M are crowded out this
week. - '~'
mrs u l.. !iow"rl mas gone to Lucas Co"n-
w. o"'o' u Visit 1r'ea"s'
Shelf has renovated the WOrthlngton Hotel,
rccarpctcsl the pa'l ,rs snd easel up the halls
with strips Of mating.
Oar young friend Salsthicl Rclfor,l hurt his
knee the other day with plow, which laid him
up for day or two.
Track iaviupis a,readv hacur ~, tim ,,r,r.t,
tho rails being laid out some distance fr,un the
junction.
cr Pom. v.,.s .,.o-,,,>,>a,, ,,,,,,,,. .,. ~.
,,or ...o.,.t r., -,,,, -, -, t,e c...4.;,. ..,.
..A...., ~ .
cash for our boots. SEC notice.
Mani, r.n,.to, , u,.,. <,r~...~ o,,.r
bTffnixs "a lnnouct m,i,e NJ .Iohnnv' Inr,n-nus
How that l,,tln fn1rv found out Tint tho + r
nm vas orr f.vor;te aower mxstcrx
u ru,... ,..a ..., ....
Av.une ror IT,. n,annfactnre AMI s,,o ~, H,;r
t,0t.,a C,,.t.n ,ork als., nromnt,v ,ttont,., Il,
s,,, nlver,isonont
,,.~ .>-
t "''''9s'. ""''" wv" 1ot 1o"'
D' "" i"''' "'>', s''o t"o o't"
r.''' ~" oo''' ""' 1'oo "ptalc"''io'.s ~ S""
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22

z''HoUsEKEEPERs, when you buy ID. B.
DeIand - Co. 3 Best Chemical Salera-
tus you. will find every paper weighs 4.
pound. Can you say the same about
other .Saleratds?.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22
CARD4ETEEANKN ,

The undersigned: desires to extend
the thanks of himself and family to the
public for tile generous aid extended on
the occasion of the recent loss of his
property by fire; especially to Mr.. j. V.
Barlow, by whose NATURALIZATION tile
money was, ,raised, and to- the people of
WQrthipgton from whom the greater
portion of the, hid. came.
II .42:oH o.,s :. :: IHA e. CROSBY. f1
= WESrsrnE Minu ,1.;~ -:
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE stock of goods consisting of miscellaneous
i Shelf Hardware, tin ware, rope. wooden
SALE at the store Of John be l}oos, In the village
of Bigel0w, commencing MONDAY, June 10th 1t
9O'clOck 4 m. Terms cash and sale without re.
serve. J. A. TOWN, sheriff.
4-12-lW
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=. :T1AGkxYG OR FUyUREi!j (, 81 / WEE: II.

=, 's," ,AT1AGkxYvG OR l'UyURlEs j WYE {:
The latest dodge Of tile enemies of
the ADVANCE is to constrne our jokes
and aliasions Is tile journal ilri / II man as as
reflections upon his wife. ut is 4 won
der they did not think .of!:this before.
The logic by which they arrive at this,
we suppose, is, that i man and his wife
are one. BY the same reasoning Bell
and set ares making attacks upon
our future Wite.;4 And we: want it un-
derstool that We arenot going to sub
NIT to this Sc! far as we are concerned
ourself,. we could stand it, but when
they attack our future wife it is more
than we can stand. We and ourfuture
wife are one,. and, according to their
own logic, whenthey attack us they at
tack her. No man with Il future wife
and children to protect will submit to
that. They will hear from us.
:; T",Ef -; =: HLooDED sTOCK:
During the recent. absence of Prof.
1Iumiston he and Dr. Miller visited
their Missouri farm. This farm was
taken as part payment in the recent
land sale to Mr.. Taylor, and is ono of
the finest farms iii: Missouri. It con-
t..ins $40 acres under excellent cultiva-
ton. The farm is we'll stocked, has on
it some 20 buildings, and is valued at
about $50, ,OQ9. There is a herd of about
100 head II bloode.l cattle on the place,
among which there are number OF
ti,ofoughbft(d and peligreel animals
wl'icl, t!iey contemplate bringing to
the Colony at III early day. =
The place is now in charge Of Mr.. II.
Shafer, formerly of Hancock County,
Ohio, and for scme ten years IN exte,l.
sive stock grower in Illinois.
Tie farm is located in Galway
County, 4 county of 5000 people, with
but t'co liquor; saloons. 1t contains
several colleges and u very intelligent
and moral class Of people. We are
rather sorry that the whole county
can't be brought on with the blooded
stock, since it is so similar to our own.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22
E6traV. Notice,

TAKEN UP on the night, OF June ri :, two colts.
l. Owner is requested to call for them and pay
costs of this notice, etc. Inquire OF the sub.
scriber on section 2, Hersey Township.
[40-2t1 HERMAN BERREAU.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22
WEsrsIDE,, Mimi. ~;

!, Don't forget to 80 to Popo's and get
u new pair Of Boots or Shoes before go
ing to the Big Show:
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22
BIGELOW ITEMS.

Look out for new goods arriving III
T.. r. Pol,e's Boot and Shoe Store.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22

Heavy Kip Boots made to measure
for $3.50, at Pope's, corner Ninth Street
and Third Avenue.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22
H., J. Grant,
tEl DEALER IN
FLOUR AND FEED, WOOD AND
COAL. '.n
Coal and Wood delivered free OF charge In the
viiisae. OfSoo On Tenth Street. WosehtnEto''.
MinN. l4''4y'
Blacksnlithing.

AUGUST SCHULTZ, :.
.5yLYILL attend 70 an kinds of BLAoksM1IH
a>syySlN}, hesse 1hOeing, Repairing, ctc.
tlce. ,:5-
Shop on Tenth Street, near Second Avenue.
. WOItTlILNGTON, ALNN.
a-36ly.1 -.
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.:NNCeLLANEOw.

DENTYSTRE ~.3,.. .
~. z. Bedford,
nENTAL ROOMS over tho ADVANCE Of-
thiu9te1. IeInn. Open I'd hsst week IN. each
month. Work insured nve years. t2Nly.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22

. WOR1.HIN01ON MARKEIH.
WHEAT, 1890.
FLOUR y Dbl. S 90 q s o.
CORN y busllcl, Soc.
OATS p bushe), &c.
BARLEY, @@75.
FLAX, l GO.
BUTTER, 121&;@:5c.
EGGS u tlOZ., l0c.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22
PHYSICIANS.
GEO. o. MOORE,

GEO. D. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
3rzduafe ef Ann ArinyF, Michigan. Residence
on lGkh atsaet kelOw the public hail. ONCE at
tho CoaNny 1DruE ttoro, opposite the WOrthtng.
en- Hotel, WofgAngton, 1Snn.
W1il aetesd prea.,,tly 70 IL! C<.as, ,dey' or
~iyht. My.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22
MOBILES fGOUNTY OFEICERS.

(. e CLUE BATES.
:, Tho ADVANCE |, furnished At u 50 year to
Clubs Of ten Or na0re Clubs OF tcu for six months
Is cents for each suhscfibos. -
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22
Millinery and = Fancy Goods

MRS. III. y, DEN9MORE.
HAS opened . store for Millhlesy and Fancy
1GOOds In Methodist Block OF Tenth Street.
Worthington, MINI. Ladies invited 70 call.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-22
~ erthin9tpm .@apa,&t.

WVhIolN01UN. NUllLD 0yUNTx. MINI.
Tesuas Two Dollars per year, invasial,y In Ia
vance. All orders Vim receive ps0iapt attention.
. C01e0vnteata1ns Intended for publication ,aust
eho writer ~ guaranty Of good faitk-nOt nec-
oeArljy for publication.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

al ~ In splgeciete t. 81 TT he
vote Of Oregon which '.hears no sound
save il svn daehisg.- stood. ap>9lls
upon the ground assumed BY him and
sssigssd to Louisiana. Il is-under this
delpsion that he ha9 said: s,g
Those &ho Assite to make this particular
fraud succeaefnl, end 70 establish q prsep-
heresfssr, tahs To bold xrousa that any
pepper puypoeling "a - q cersi6case Of ~
eeeetora! cote II sent up to the President Of
~ Senate. And By him openeA ia the pres
sUUe Of both houses, must be taken - IN.
F7fA1libly t11e-sutjeet to No susutiny and
open 70 NO eontradiotion. ThiAis u sqoare
conflict with the Uniform praafice Of tho
heuees; is IL inconsistent with The rules
which they hsvo dolib0fSte1y odopssd for
Torrance Of their duty on spch ecGasions;
il 10 opposed BY the opinions Of great lead.
i0g men In the past, - we'll - in the pres-
emit generetior; il he's 70 wasrent ID the
words Of the constitution; 1t ID utterly at
variance with tho reason of the thiug, and
it grossly violstes the right Of the people to
DO protected BY their Representatives axainst
imposture and v3llaiay. 9~ e..r.-
What the Democracy will say to this
sound doctrine, when applied to the Ore
gcn returns, we can not imagine. It
would require an adroit attorney to ex-
plain why the Louisiana returns should
be cast out for alleged fraud Of tho State
authorities, while Oregon should be ad-
mitted upon an assumption of authority
O. base and bald as that under which the
vote of Oregon is now claimed by the
Democracy.
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PROCLAMATION.


~ -o.I1u.: f-tl5F = s,Arp ~ Iou,.,.,.
Executive DEPARTMENT,
@s New Orleans November 9, 1874
.0 reward OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS VIII be
paid by the State Of Lou;siana for such iofMma
tion az VII lead tbs arrest and conviction Of the
person or persons Who, On tie fourth Of November
la7o, shot- and killed THOMAS C. WRIST, in the
parish OF We=t Feliciana, in this State.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
I'll: ninth day Of November, A. D. 1876, and Of the
Gxed AID first. vsr
Is. .5,s-xk VIM. P. KELLOGG. f,.
- +. a!i1oRE IL, st i'ns s'eisa:4 ssalasF :
n -eia Aa6istant seorstssx II stats. = 3 NON Q
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sou1p poouIaE.

Attorney Black was called on for .
Democratic opinion upon the electoral
vote Of Louisiana, in which it was claimed
that the popular vote had been misrep-
resented, under the forms Of law, He
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13
PROCLAMATION.


ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
6rAfD o. L0vMlANA, }
~ -s.l Executive Del aztment,
l-0 lew OfleAns, November ., 1876.
A reward OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wiz b
paid BY The State Of Leuisians for such in1orua-
ton - viii lesd IA the arress and conviction Of the
psrfon OF persons whe on the night II the twenty
eighth Ct September. 1875, cruelly murdered ISAAC
MITCHELL, . peacestle citizen Of the psyish Of
West Feliciaua. in the presence Of his family.
And, also, 3 sinilsr reward for such evidence q
will lead - the arrest and csnvietisn Of the person
or persens Who, about the same time, In the cid
parish Of West Fell, lana, killed and murdered ono
GILBERT CARTER.
+ Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
this twenty third day Of November. A. D. 1876, and
Of the Independence Of tho Bnited States the enc
hundred and first. tesT F -.
- WIN. P. KELLOGG.
= By the Goverro-: ff". ~ "a . q
- r. G. LLORRNS, 2 -E!ss - 81
Il - AaaiotAnt eecretnry of State. no2A
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:. - PROCLAMATION. ~ e.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD

L 'E..s-Frf STATS OF, LoUls1ANA, ,
ia : Executive Department,
80 i5- 30 New Osleans. November Q, ls56,
). a reward Of ONE yaOUS AND DOLLARS win b
paid BY the etsts Of Louisia-a for such inferno
on az win lead TO the axfost and conviction Of the
psnon or persons who. on saturday night. the
twsnty-:hird Of October, ,waylaid and murdered
". INGRAM LAW in tho parish OF Morehouse. in
this StotS. r- -4s5 49, s-rt
Given under my hand and the seal Of the ststs
this ninth day Of November, in the year Of our
Lord eighteen hundred and sev enty-six. and Of
the Independence Of the Omitted States the one
alas awe WIN. p. KELLOGG.
By the Governor :.
F. q. LIORENs,
= Assistant secrAfa.1 Of Rtate. anfA
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS..

/. DHPARTH1Nf OF FMANCH,
City Hall. New Orleans Decem Der u, 1915.
pkOPOSALS FOR FURNISHING vBHIOLE ANT
= license plumbers for the year ls77, win be re
FRIDAY. December -, 1875, st twelve .; cISch n
The numbers shall be in secs rdancs With the
speeineettons which may b seen IN this UMoe.
. bond 19 $500 viii b required g . guaa antee
1of the MitAf0l performance Of the contfeok
10e city EoeoEvea the right - reject any or IN
propossk
Ed. TILSBUnY.
oeH st AADinistraso4 Of Finance.