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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24
Will there be a Conflict
THE OLD METRoPOI.ITaNS ENLIsTING
FOR THE WAR AGAINST THE LOG MEM.

FOR THE WAR AGAINST THE LOG MEN.
From the n. 0. Demoe,at.
The log mems war at Lake
Charles, Calcasieu parish, is as
Stunning proportions that were not
anticipated. When it was first
made known that the government
had sequestered a l.4rge quantity
OF timber it was not thought that
anything more would come from
II, but 1t seems the log men have
resolved to oppose what they claim
is an enoroachmert upon their
rights. and the outlook promises 10
be sensational. by statute it is
unlawful to cut timber on uuen-
tered United States lands. and
under the same law
Alright OF sEouEsrRATroS
IS glveL to the government iby an
Iplication Of the II. s. District At
torney.
Marshal Pitkin, it appears, is
determined to carry ont the orders
Of the Circnis Court, and yesterday
the business of enrolling q posse
OF deputies was commenced. The
Marshal's Office was besieeed dur
ing the morning by o crowd Of the
Packard ex-Metropolitans, and
100 were commissioned as depu-
ties. According to programme.
the party wsle to leave this after
noon on Q tug chartered for the
but when some of the
new deputies found that g LARGE
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

IMPORTANT TO Bus,NEss MEN,,
A has oesn decided IL courts that
lfa partner of o dissolsed Arm
negiscts to give notica through
the newspapers of q dissolution
81 T'artnarshiR. 10 j. equally liable
with his late partner for all the
debts contracted alter the part
nsrsLIp las been dissolved.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

Henry Ballard, tcol J an escaped con-
wet from Texas, WINS arrested few
days ago at Norris mill !. and taken back
by adepnty sheriff Of Jasper county,
and Walter Wingate. EGG, prosecuting
attorney of - district of Texas
Said Ballard was convicted and SEN
fenced IN jefferson, Texas, about two
years age, TO two years in the State
IoenitAntiary, but made his escape bss
lore I've Was taken to Huntsville, md
BIAS been = large ever since.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

What have our good nsighbors
of st. Landry been doing TO that
courthouse fence that has cansed
30 much spirit to seek al outlet
through public print? All friends,
take or advice, deal sparingly
with sands and public illusions,
and oil may yet be well with you.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

The Port Vincent Triune tells
us that DIR. Harmon has been la
boring III the cause of religion and
Temperance at Port Vincent, and
organized a large coDclave (p) of
zhe United Friends Of Temperance
at that place.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24
The Periis Of the River.
IN. o. Democracy

/ n. 0. Democracy
The recent disaster on the river,
in which the steamer Sandy No.A
went to the bottom in less than
ten minutes, was Il much more
serious affair than was anticipated,
Tie full particulars of the sinking
are given below in the statement
OF Senator W. A. Robertson but
there are facts connected with the
catastrophe that through hi
modesty he did not state, aud
which we have gieuned outside
Whilst all the passengers and
crew were gathered Oh the roof of
the boat Senator Robertson
managed to get the only boat
remaining into the water, when
ten negroes jumped into it and
made for shore. When th. Sena-
tor saw this from the hurricane
roof, with remarkable daring and
intrepidity he leaped into the
water and made for the yawl,
ordering the negroes to go back
to the boat, where about one hun-
dred persons were expecting to 60
down every moment. The negroes,
having the advantage in numbers,
refused, and the Senator got into
the yawl and landed the frightened
occupants, offering them ten dol
lars to return, but they refused.
He then boldly put of, and his
heroic efforts were rewarded by
the salvation of the entire number
on the boat.
All speak in the highest terms
Of the cool, brave and noble action
ofiCapl. Broad in that hour Of
peril. and also of Nelson Under
wood, the mate, as we'll us the
pilots, Splane and Dunbar.
No braser men than these ever
the river, and to their
self-possession and energetic
sndeavors is due the fact that we
lid not have TO chronicle terrible
oss Of life. The following is
he 4
STATEMENT OF SENIOR ROBERTSON
The Sandy No. 2, Capt. lei. III.
Broad, left Washington on Sunday
morning, at 10 O'clock, with about !,
90 head Of cattle and some hight
reight. At Simmspolt, on the
Atchafalya. on Monday morning.
he took on about 1000 sacks of ,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

A horrible story comes to IA
from Bayou Chioot. Last Tuesday
the remains Of an unknown white
man were found some fsnr and q
half miles above that point, ID the
woods near the public road, with
two large bullet holes through the
head He bad apparently been
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

Alcibiudes Forman, of Lafa-
yette parish, was arrested last
week. charged with having fur.
llished Layette Forman with a file
and crow-bar 10 order to facilitate
his escape :rom Jail where he had
been placed. on charge of murder.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

Blackman's Commercial College. at
New Orleans, advertised in another
column, is well known as one OF the
best institutions OF the kind in the
South. Parents desiring to tit their
boys for the practical duties of man.
hood win Go well to read the advertise
ment.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

Jndge ID. A. Norwood gives us
his -vnledictory and steps down
from the tripod of the Morehouse
Citation. The Clarion has been one
af our most welcome exchanges,
and Norwood a most genial and
spirited journalist. We heartily
wish him God speed. B. F. Schroe-.
der and Ben McFarlin assnne the
quill " in his stead. We greet
them with all heartiness.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

WAR Maps, WAR MAPs.-Maps
of the Black Sea, Asia Minor,
Caucasus, Southern Russia aud
Roumania, and Eastern Turkey,
hut oil, disappointment sore, not one
line Of the Calcasieu region.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

When our subscribers wish their
paper discontinued, they are ex-
pected to pay mp all dues, for spb.
scription and advertisements, and
notify MS to stop sending the
paper.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

Magnolia Grange No 3l2
Patrons Of Husbandry meets on
the 4th Saturdav, OF each month.
J. NJ. Nichols is master of the
above Grange.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

Onr subscribers will confer q
favor Ivy advising the proprietor
ai any irreguiarity in receiving
their paper.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

On the 24th April, fifteen yssl
ago, Farragut's feet passed I
Forts, and that same atternc}
the Confederate, forces, under Cd
Lowell, evacuated the city. d
the Oath April, 1877, the Fvderl
forces evacuated Fort Packarl
and Louisiana was left once mod
to she government Uf her 0al
people. Halls-lujah !! --II!Ns|
Delta.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

The smallpox cases at Pin
Hook are doing well, and the dis
ease appears not to have spread.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-24

proportion OF the body pa,,
gross. all of
THE WHITE MEN wITHDnr,
their. names. There was
confusion in the Marshals !,
over this unexpected actin }
at present writing fairs. -.
unchanged. The report i
Gen Badger will be put il !
mand as chief deputy, and ~
Gray will be his lieutenant. N
party IS to be regularly equiu,|
with belts, cartridge boxes
Springfield
BREECH-LoADIEG RrFIEs
and will be placed on . war foot;l
Lake Charles, the destipat;l
is a snail inland lake abou, I'M,
miles from the Gulf, and 10 |
reached via Cnlcasieu Lake, Il
out OF the way of ordinary Ira,
and the surrounding counsry|
sparsely settled.
The pay to be given the man
two dollars per day and ratio
From what could be lean
around the Marshal's Office
whole number of $50 is not To-
on the first trip, but from theu
selection of fifty Of the best will
made, and these will constitute
advance guard.
Ii the log men perseyere in I'll
stand o conflict is not unlikeIy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The San Francisco CaR Of Saturday
says @. Jancovich, proprietor Of . coffee
saloon on Leidssdord street, had an alter
catien yesterday afternoon with . baker In
relation 10 . bill. and . great disturbance
followed. Officer j. Linhsimsr went to
the place 10 arrest Jancovich. when that
individual drew . revolver aud fred tive
shots. after which he attempted to kill the
officer. He was secured. after having been
knocked down, and taken 10 tho city pris'
on. where no was locked up for disturbance
Of tho peace aud for discharging . fresrm
within tbs city limits.
The Truckse Repsbiiean says the eau
casians Of Grass Valley and Nevada are
making preparations for . grand reunion
to DO held II some intermediate point on
tbs Fourth Of July. Invitations are sx'
tended to the camps and throughout Ne
vada and Placer counties.
n. II. Atherton. the slayer Of Edgar
Nay. In Santa Cruz county. convicted re-
Gently In San Jose. has been sentenced 10
twenty-five years in the State Prison.
d. L. PARROT was killed in Yolo county
on Tuesday by Michael Doland.
Pinney's bail on tho several charges
against him amounts TO sl3S,000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04
NEVADA ITEMS.

A mass meeting Of the citizens Of Win.
nemucca IL. through the columns Of tho
Siirer State. called for the purpose Of
adopting measures for the suppression Of
an irresponsible element In their midst.
that Is becoming altogether too numerous
aud thrifty for the moral and material adj
vancemsnt Of that city.
The new curriculum OF study at the
Episcopal Seminary In Reno will be taken
up at the advent term. commencing
August ID. Various improvements aro
going on about the building and grounds.
There are about ssventy-Ave mon en-
ployed at placer mining . few miles north
Of T~uscarora, who arc said to 10 making
good wages.
Tho Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows meets
In Carson tomorrow. Tho session will
last two or three days.
The Tuscarora jail consists Of = post
and q rope.
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u NOT ruE , :

TRY not the pa.-.- the oil mas sad.
IL call my e,.e twas you that ! d."
A tear stood IN the snail uaa'- Eye.
AMI frOin hi- lips c-cspsd. Ace high"
lirs~ pok-r.
Mo iost COsasssryiaL.
Newt . oli man I raise you ten"
Z" call ; display ysur fst agsi.."
two pslr-.' " Net ~ Il" lie Aided then
"Oi jsek." Which ia III. sleeve bal been.
Draw poker.
-ns~sAiU ft,s.
.. Iteware the toh tall iu' h's power.
B.xsr- the weight u ase- forri"
TIL. wss ia. -harI-t's last e'ssi night.
And bluned the other out ot -igLt.
Draw iok q.
Tssio Ezads.
The Dcsdwcsl man e.n hlur them all.
Tie wins wh-nir he wants To cell.
tuur sees' wnai's zach littl. speekr
lie shows them nvs IN a eoid de,k.
Dnw poker.
-Raok HAs Isonor.
II cal you. sir.- =. What have you g,t.
Thai YOU should struggle for the pott'
~ bowie and thre lutte Sizes
''Thats .od. by G.oge : my pils u nxes.'
Draw poker.
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LIT rmE -orrn TAKE WARNING.


A Washington dispatch Of last Sstur-
day says Information has reached
here that one Of the most prominent
Democratic journalists in Georgia has
established a paper at Atlanta for the
express purpose Of supporting the
Southern policy IL President Hayes and
to oppose the overthrow Of the present
liberal Constitution Of Georgia" This
is n 81 the pleasan, features Of Prssi-
dent Hayes Southern Policy. and IL the
example OF that Georgia editor. whoever
he may be. were followed by newspa-
pcrs in other parts Of the South, the
success Of the Presidents experiment
would 10 assured from the beginning.
A. things are now. all is uncertain. and
there il 10 doubt that a formidable
opposition In the Administration will be
developed when Congress meets In DC
tshsr. There IL nothing TO b. wondered
u, in this. The great Republican party
il liberal in its principles and insists
that the rights Of every citizen shall bs
respected. 10 now the Southern States
will unite in this great work OF inspir-
Ing the Il irit Of liberali,y into their re-
spectivc governments and thus show
s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04
rI,r rorr-S JUBILEE.

The Pope's golden jubilee. in COM
memoration Of his conservation 10 tho
episcopacy. fifty years ago, was cels-
brated by the Catholic world yesterday
in grand style. In Europe. in America.
wherever on the globe a Catholic church
exists. the day was kept In a manner
appropriate to the occasion. with re-
joicings and thankssivinss. In Ire
land. especially. the celebration is said
to have been very imposing. long reli'
gious professions passing through the
streets Of all the principal cities. Al
the Vatican the Pope received and gave
his patsrnal blessing to over 5000 pill
grims. who had come from far and near
to lay their offerings at the feet OF His
Holiness. Whatever may the objee'
tons Of the enemies OF Catholicism to
the religion itself. 1t is characterized BY
one feature which all must admire.
There are no seets or divisions in the
church. It unitss its votaries in one
grand. solid column; and therein lies
its tremendous strength and power.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04
ELIXIR or YOUTH!

The nrst application will convince you 81 y
sulsriorIty a. q cosmetic, which ID not only
harn.lcps, but hgns hciAl 60 the kin, and o lew
weeks npo will produce tia. yelv'ty. ffesh OF
youthful appearance 20 besuiifal and doslrons.
You mar think y0u hav~ . fair rkin brfors. but
the change aiier n-lne the Elixir Of Youth 10
almost miraculous, aud no lady that regards
her per-onai APPEARANCE will ever lie without u
after u-lng u. Many ladies' hav- suffered from
the effects OF powders and lotions which have
nearly ruined their skin. u was 20 rough that
Il Looked as " it had been sand papcred. hut
afer two weeks nee ~ the Blixir. which IL
very simple, tho skin became n iair AMI smooth
~ an infant's. Aud that Any one enjoying
average health may retain y"athful freshness
and farmers Of complexion At siIiy years Of
ass. which they possessed at twenty. b, tho usc
VI the Professors prescription. Ewry lady
sees what she u u.ing. TIL correct theory Ia
10 keep the pores oTen. and tho profession IN
this country still maintain u. Now. this IL 10
. certain extent CORRECT. 10 10 we'll 10, the
general health that they DO Kept open over that
portion az tls body protected by clothing. but
the pores Of the face should bc kept n near
natural openings - they are gu q child's.
Observe q child on = warm day anu you VIII
notice . mo per,piraiioh. for the reason that
tho pore openings ere small. They should bc
kept - nature made them. II L. impossible 10
Gloss them except by tsArifying tho skin. There
IN on the inside ~ the akin. At The base az every
pore. o litti. rsck ~ fatty matter. which 10 Its
lille principle. nov ulr'tnalng OF OpshIng tut
pores cxposos this 80 ~ 10 admit dust or other
particles. which i%rritaie aud Tester. producing
pimpl.e or sruptiObs. ,r males the kin rough
aud old. looking. This rlaxing Of tho pores
hes another unsightiy effect. nv looss Tho
skin. making wrinkles pr-msiunely. aud simply
because the pkin has ben 10 abused that II 10
too large fvr the iesh. This relaxing the porcS
10 eaurcd often by 'oip, though the lotions In
use have made rad havoc with many, aud are
sure ruin ~ any ONES skin Who p~-r-ists In their
uso Tie powders made u. m simple chalk are
not In ilrmrc wee 20 Lad. but when the pores
have btJ RELAXED they prove delsierious ;
berids. ,isbt .oftcn contain sugar ~ lead or
bis,uuS and should never 10 u.eL. Ladies'
will Ind my Elixir the best w.itenor or beanti.
ner in usc, and In warn W siheS . perfect
luxury. Any drug rt0r. IN tn, conairy eau
prepare II. the highe.t charge They ever msks
b@inR - rents, and generally considerably ks-.
] send full aud compl.'e directions for ure with
tho receipt, which will last q lifetime. by
addressing MADAME Nv vERT. ard sending
~ you eau obtain this formula. Po.tonhoe Hon
No. las. virgins CITY. N-yads myss I'm
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the WAR Nrws.

Europe which We publish this aitsr-
noon are o! the greatest interest. and II
true We may consider the hght - prac-
tieaily won by the Russian Empire. al
most before a single battle Of import
ance has been wagod. We are told that
in Asia the Russian forces have pressed
GU past OH and gained soughaali. "
strong position in q mountain range
IRON which IL takes ia name. and which
commands the only practicable ap-
proachss TO Erzeronm and KArs. The
Turks In the meanwhile are falling back
like 10 many frightened rabbits into the
stronghold at Erzsroum. In which.
although there ia a large store Of provis-
ion, tho citizens and soldiers
have already been placed on half
ra,ions in anticipation Of the CON-
lug siege. Fsur thousand Circassians.
in arms to aid Turkey. have been u
prissd ami put to tho sword. only about
two hundred escaping the frightfui car
mage. Indeed. 50 far al the Asiatie
campaign Is concerned. everything nov
looks exceedingly dark for The sultan.
II the news received by cable can 10 re-
lisl upon.
On the Danube, rs yet there IN" oeeh
M movement Of Importance male
OWN; To the rapid rise In the river al
attempt Of the Russians 10 cross al THIS
time would 10 simply idiotic. anil sub
j.ct them to almost assured defeat. But
this delay in the opening OF the Euro
pean campaign Is really advantageous 10
Russia. while IL Is killing to the inter.
esis 81 Turkey. The active prosecution
oi the wal in Asia will force the Sultar
t. draw oil troops from the Danube to
reinforce his shattered army In Armenia.
~ that every DAY which elapaes before
tho attempt to crsss tho Dannbs will.
by weakening the Turkish army OF de-
fense, render the passage easier for the
soldiers oi the Car. 1t begins to look
n,x very much as though the var MAS
curiel into Asia for this express pur-
uos. anal that the declaration Of war
IA, the Gar M n sss.on when hs knew
w,. ,,a.,ic.llv im,os,ibls To cross the
n.,,,. x.. will manfred Mace Of
80. ~, III. mar, xh;ch IN. Turks.
u., 80, =, ,h. w.,,a f,;i.,i IN an.
nr..;,,. a, Tho time LIN, IN, Wisdom Of
w,;.h 4. now b.;n, mado very appareu,
h,,h. .o,,.. n, .v.,,s
N, .o,,so ssw.h.,. ,u.fo,. ,o;u,.J
nm, - on, ,..as,. m. WAR n.xs which
-, In. t. p,,o,. ,,,.,
-, -, a., go,
T..
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W."
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-
,m..,, =. 49,. ,h., h..
ca..,..,;..,, ,.,.,;,, -,
--nu. su,,.,.. .,mv 4. No, ,,,.
.n.,.,,m.,,iv tn. ,.mn,.,ion
"a t,i.ifv xou,J he in The o,bsr direction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04

ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS writes To an
acquaintance that his obituaries aid him
materially in preparing his autobiosr"-
ply. US they record many incidents OF
his life long since forgotten. and bring
out facts and t,aits Of character Of which
hithe,t, he has been ignorant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04

Tux trial oi the Ellerton rioters in
south Carolina has ended ~ might have
been expected. Tn. jury acquitted one
aud failed to agree on the guilt or inno'
ceuco OF the others. This practically
closes the trial. rs the men will probably
never 10 called upon ngain to plead TO
the indictments. 1t is quite evident
that South Carolina ia not yet sufficiently
reconstructed to punish Democrats for
numbering Republicans.
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SETTLE up! SETTLE up!

A IL BiI.Ls DUE TUX vRsEY HOUSE,.
"A 0oid llill. mnst he paid before the iOth
dsy Of Juns n at. or their collection will be
eufored In acc rianes with law. I have Ct
hausted my means and credit and must have
money TO enable me To c~ontlnue business.
A. D. BILLIARD.
Gold Hill. Asy %. 1871. uys6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04

The Eureka Sentinel bcgan its ihir
teenth volume with the issue OF Friday
last. II is n spicy and newsy paper.
well made up. and a credit to the town
whose interests it so ably represents.
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CALL AND SETTLE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO MIR ARE
- requested 10 come forward sLd ssttic tlelr
accounts promptly and without further notice.
have the hnest stock Of dry goods ever
brought 20 Gold I'LL, but all sairs must b.
nysif ALEX. coBN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04
LETTER FROM ABE RIcAsY.

Matters In asa About iisre valley
tho Keeeut Heavy SNOW storm
Rough ss Dairy men Dad Case
ct stsSeYtpe- spisndid Trout
rishiag-A RisiaK HsusE AsEiss
-Asd y Wandering Young Pho
toypapiser
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NOTICE..

PROP. ciiAs. N. srkEN can be consulted
At tho Capital Lodging House. Room IS. for
four day. only. and will use hls powers ~ q
healing Art. He will give piivate conrultatloI
M ressrd 10 the past and future. and In rhrvn.
olosi a' examlnatl Ms. Consultations given ai
the i~sidences Of patients when desir Il. Ietif
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rha Gold Hin Daily News has

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State of Nevada. 1t is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04

Sorur, FRrprIicKA MATILDA. Queen
Of Holland. died yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04

~ Also Q large stock Of MlsSkS AND
C%IiILDREN'S silOES AND SLIPPkRS, too
numerous 10 mention. ~ pruportionateiy Low
prioss.
P,Itures fJr rsie and store TO rent.
apI In q. A. NOLTRMkIkR.
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LAST CALL.

I HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN.
= dshted 10 line that they NUT positively s.,tI,
by the 10th 81 the prrsen, inonih. or tbeI,
srcounts will he placed In the hsnds OF 4 ptos.,
cutting attorney for tollecti0l. Having elo,,,I
out my business must have the money duo
me In order 10 settle with my e~rriiinrs
Goid mn. May q. is17. ,a,h,
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TO n LADIES.

r Apigs. ~ YOU VALUE YOUR PER.
lIso.,Ai app&arance aud good loots. and wish
10 haze . bcantifui complexion. use tho
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BORN.
MARRIED.

fosrER-In Gold mn. Nay 20. TO the wiie .
Gevrse foster.H son.