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JUDEME EXT.
FlOral,cc J. Carr
W.
Antoine Perrin, her Husband.
July Term, Parish Court, Parish of
Natchitochcs, Louisiana. No. 1890.

July Term, Parish Court, Parish of
Natchitochcs, Louisiana. No. 1890.
IN this case Ivy reason of tile law and
| evidence being in favor of the Plain
tiff. Florancc Jane Carr. wife Of Antoine
Perrin, it is therefore ordered. adjudgeo
and drcrecd that the community of
acQucts and gains heretofore existing be-
tween her and her said husband, Antoine
Pcrini, he and the same is hereby hisSQlv-
ed, and it is further ordered and drcrced
that the said Floranco Jane Carr, do
have in the future the right to at(minis-
ter ard control her separate estate, and
that Defendant pay costs to be taxed.
Thus done and signed in open Court
on this 2 LIST day of July, 1877.
(Signc,l) p. A. SIMMONS,
Parish Judge.
Clerks Office, State of Louisiana, !
Parish of Natchitochcs.
certify the above to be a tue copy of
the original Judgment on file in my Of
flee.
Witness my hand and Official
IL. 81 Seal this I'D day of July, A.
d, 1877.
w. II. TUNNARD,
July 23.-3Od. Clerk.
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The United States Army, used
heretofore to crush liberty in the
South, has Como to the loyal State OF
Pennsylvania to put down "lawless-
ness among the citizens Of the North
who find time to cxpatiate on every
ones sins but their own. Where, in
Gods name, is lack Chandler
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aS(ryp A0rrrti5eN(Fl(t5,
PICTURES!
NOTICE.

THE public is notified not to trade fol
Parish Warrant No. Al, Issued in favor OF
Y. \. Barron in 1876, for the fiscal yral
1873, for the SUN Of Fifty Dollars.
Also the following Warrants, Nos. So
a, s., also issued in favor OF same party
same date, for the sum Of Twenty-Five
dollars.
Said Warrants are lost anil application
has been made to have the same dnljlicl
TEL The Warrants are of no value rN
ccpt to the undersigned, and the finder
if amy, vii! ohliy" by handing them OYER
FRANK MCDANIEL.
Jnlv DSOt
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UOrdraufts Huzzars hustled out of
pittsbnrg at the firing of the first
brickbat by the mob. These are the
the heroes that were going 10
come down on Louisiana like an
avalauce of mud because We would
not swallow Packard.
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New Party.

The Press of our Metropolis are Oh
the hunt for the "new party" that
designing men and astutc political
tlickstcrs endeavor to spllng on the
people every year or so. Our city
Journals have one and all failed to
find this ''tr ghtfnl monstcr,' and we
venture to say that Gen. Ogden, Gov.
McEncry, DR.. Bruins and Hon. +.
Booth, expressed the views and opin-
ions of fully 900 per cent of the
thinking people Of the State,
The idea of new party is simply
prcpostcrous, and has head only with
those whose standing, both as to rec
titude and brains, disqualify them
from leadership or prominence in the
Democratic organization. no one
ever hears of a "new party" when the
enemy is upon US, and their armed
hosts darken the land. Then il is
that the cry goes up from all fol the
Democracy to save them from ruin
and slavery. Who ever heard any
one talking of the sold line Whigs''
and of rcviving their dead issues
when Kellogg sat on the neck of Lou.
isiana. like the old man of the sea.
On the contrary, the Democracy must
make the fight, and perchance when
the victory is won, we hear some
GROWER going around dstl acting the
general rejoicing with his discomfort
cry of "ncw party"
Does any sane man suppose tina
the planting interest Of this conntr,
will suffer a home brood of dema
gognes 10 rouse up the now quiet ant
contcutcd negro lahorcr, into anothc
season of 'GS to Is frcnsy? If the,
do, they are badly mistaken: Here
after the political opinion of the ne
gro will lie snugly side by side wit
his best interests, that Of his employ
cr. "Forty acres and Mnle" is bad
" played out. The colorcd man ha
quit "raising hell,' and gone to 'rais
ing cotton" for his pocket money an
bread and meat for himself, his wifi
and children, and we glory in hi
spunk for so doing.
People mp this way are going
vote andiact very much alike. Thu
; which is to the white mans intcrc!
is to the black man, and rice rerS'
The Republican party is dead, an
the Democracy survives, simply b'
!, cause the laws of "nature and of n;
. lures God, it is fittest and beir
, such, it is good enough for all will
out any "ncw party"
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Some "sublime ass" who certainly
deserves IL medal made of leather, is
trying to make a political question
If the "hog law The fool killer
would DO lively business in this
section for a few weeks.
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No Forgiveness.

~ Is SlIdISO Nnuu VAA"'CS Iu'NN
men, who were but recently engaged
in plundcring the people of Louisiana
of their property, render for their
past conduct, and upon what grounds
they demand, and with Il vchcmencc
worthy Ola better cause, immunity
for past Offences.
Their patent apology for plumber
ing, is the right of holding "politica)
opinions and of its enjoyment even
unto Glching their opponents pocket,
and when brought to bay at last,
they cry ont, lit is inhuman to at
tack a fallen foe"
For ten years these men ran riot in
power. No scheme was too degrading
! for them, so that it lead to plumber.
Murder, rapine and disorder followed
in their train. Property was inSc-
cure they took by tax, or when that
failed, by force, what they desired.
Every protest, rcmonstrancc and pc
! tition of the virtue, intelligence and
property of the State were rudely
and insultingly UNDECIDED: and, back.
cd by the power Of the United States
government, its army and navy, the
radical party of Louisiana rode rough
shod over everything that opposed
it's foul march.
Did any of these fellows think fol
moment of fallen foe when in tho
zenith of their power and dcbauch
Not at all Then was the time tt
have practiccd that sublime doctrine
they now so vchcmently preach
when at last VIC have come by oul
own, and when any of these pas
robbers are charged with heinou!
offence committed against our proper
ty and our persons they taunt us will
want of "magnanimity" in not res
pecting 4 vanQniscd enemy.
In ordinary events, with an ordi
nary enemy, such argument nigh
with satisfaction be used. But in
war, such as we have waged agains
such tremendous odds and for a caus
that lies deeper than the SKINNED
cant of the mouther or the scribbler
such appeals arc not to he needed.
While civilization virtue, it
talent and its wealth were all in til
scale engaged in mortal combat witt
the demon of Radicalism, all over TIN
South. Those who aided anil abctte
, 1t must suffer it's sins and olium, an
their children and children's chill
dren will be tainted to the end
time as the offspring of rcncgad,
or villains
No hooking appeal for mercy to
= fallen foe can avail the radical bun
. mer of Louisiana now. They sowc
, the wind they must reap its bitt'
y fruits.
Society has no statutory law
whereby it can punish its enemie
The Great God has fixed a law
:, nature to meet these extraordiDa1
o occurrences. Social degradation, til
# finger of virtuous scorn, the taunt
the faithful, is the sentence passt
J, upon those fcnds. be they Of big
y manor brit, or coming as aliens, VII
u have worked our poverty and des
Grated our alters.
If they like not the law, the worl
is wide, let them hic hence.
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Ben Harrison, of Indiana, and Presi
dent Hayes have had a conference
within the last few days, and inferen-
CO is that the President will hereafter
recognize Ben as the leader of the
party in Indiana, and ignore Sitting
Bull. May the eight-to. seven moose
cncircle the old neck of Q. p, and
erase political trickcry and dcmagog-
ism from the State, is our prayer
Cynthiana Democrat.
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James G., he Of Maine, would do
we'll to repeat bis copqucst-of of. Canada
speech to the pittsburgers; it strikes
US they would rather like it.
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Tie Democrats of Ohio have de-
clared against |'internal improve
ments by the government Got all
they want, you sec.
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NOTICE,

Succession of John Darts, decd.
4 BSALOM NJ. GARRETT, having APP
IL piled for the administration of
the succession of John Davis, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, to show cause within ten
days Of this date, why the application of
the petitioner should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. p. A. Simmons, Judge
of said court on this 18th day Of July, A
d., ISL.
JOHN LAPLACE,
July 2l-2i. Deputy Clerk.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Pierre Sc|onge, dcc'!.
DY VIRTUE Of al order of the Hon.
- Parish Judge i'll and for the Parish
of NatcllitochcS, to me directed, l will
sell to the Fast and highest bidder "n
Saturday the 18Th day Of Aug. 1s77:
at the door of the court house Of the par
i>h Of NatcllitorhcS, all the movable pro-
rcrty OF said sllccrssion, consisting of one
small sack of clothing, two trunks con-
tain!n. clothing, &c.
Tenn of salr---Cash, with the benefit
Of aprlalsrlncnt.
y II. BOCLLT. JE.
Aug td*. Sheriff.
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August LIST being the day on which
that portion of the game law relative
to the killing of deer, permits their
being chased and killed, every person
in this city who could provide HIM
self with destructive weapon, has
gone forth to the woods to take adj
vantage of the occasion. Early this
morning crowds were gathering at
the head of st. Denis street, some
armed for the chase, others who were
probably not so fortunate as to have
guns, were satisfied to take their
fishing poles, determined on a days
sport of some kind, those others, how
ever, did not neglect to take thcil
horns, although they were not on the
hunt. On account of the very hot
weather, We predict for the fisher
man much more pleasant time thar
for the slayers of the deer. However
all parties left here this morning ga,
and happy. Further particulars OF
their return this evening.
LArER.-No such forlorn lookln!
party has entered this place since
Banks army on its return from Mans
field, as that very hunting party who
returned this evening from their inef
ftctual attempt to enjoy the rights ant
privileges granted them by our nobl
legislature. We can only guess a
the success of the hunt by the re
marks of some Of the participation
! such as "d-n the game law, what
the use giving a fellow permission t.
. kill deer unless you furnish hir
with the deer to kill.'
Its no better than our hog law pass
cd here at home by our own Polio
Jury why the City Council coul
beat It, &C., &c.
As to the fishing party no disastt
I or bad luck conld defeat their spor
we know them. Suppose the cate
!, must have been good and hope the
> were able tn come back to the usu;
song denoting hi]arity, entitled "Gir
wont you Co." &c., &c.
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NOTICE..

IN PURSUANCE of an ordinance Of the
/ Board of School Directors, all persons
holding unpaid school warrants for the
year 1876. are hereby notified and re.
oucsted to present the same to A. L. Lc-
NEE, treasurer, on or before the lst day
of August next, in order that the same
may be adjusted and settled, out of such
funds as may remain from the apportion-
mcnts of that year.
w. A. PONDER,
July 21tf President School Board.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of Vole'y Gaiennic, Decd.
DY virtue an order of the Honorable,
ID the Parish Court Of the Parish of
Natchitoches, to that effect granted, and
to mo directed, l will sell at public
cutlery at the Court House door in the
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DY VIRTUE of three several writs of
ID Firri Fari,s issued in the above en-
titled and numbered suits, and to me di
rcctrd, have seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder 1T the
plantation now occupied by the Drfrnd-
ant, ON Old river, about nine miles below
the city Of NatchitochtS, on
Saturday the 18th day Of lug. 1877,
the following described property, to wit
(2) two mules, t4) four head Of horses
(3) three mares, C4) four colts, (1 one
pony. (l2) twelve head of work oxen, e.,
five OK yoles, (3) three pull chains, C3I
OK wagons, (2) two sweeps and az,
twelve pl"ws.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit
of appraiscmcnt.
d. II. BOULLT, JH.
Aug. 4-tds. Sheriff,
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A)WleS-s5 7Ju
Potatws-S2 50al00 p hbl.
Hcrrinyr-i3u csc + box.
Codtiel-G!c by 100 pounds
Cocoanuts-$3 Vcs hundred.
Sour KroHt hone II, market.
Coal Oil----23a 23c = gallon.
SUGAR AND MCLASSES.
Suyar-Commm Si1
Good Common va
Prime l01 n.
Choice lOu ltc.
Molasscs--- Common, Ace p gallon:
Fair Ijc.
Prime soc.
Choice Gjc.
LUMBER.
Cypress lumber = l3 yer thousand tres
Pine lnm|rr-Sl4 per thousand feet
Cypress ShngleS-Sl 90 per thousand
NM'S-S3 7ju 1 %.
Wagons SG3u Is.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Wool-Louisiana, clean l5ulS
llileS-l2u1 BE.
FurS-Ottrr 81 lDH2 so cacM.
Il.y--$I3" 70 per ton.
Corn era soc per b',Shrl.
P,ran>-$, 5OuG U0 per Dbl.
EyyS-l5u zoe per doz.
Buttcr-(;oShen, 25c per ID.
Choice Western lSU zoe.
Potatoes Sweet, 75cu 81 per bushel.
Tallow ia ---c per pound.
Breswax----25a 2Sc + Ii.
PuULrKl-Cl,icllcus s. jGQS4 y DOE
Turkeys $9a SlS y doz.
Geese s5u Sc per loz.
Ducks So per doz.
forh- per IL.
Bref-5dGe per ID.
Mutton per III.
Vcnison-$2 per saddle.
Dried Fruit-ApplcS rOo.
Beans, Northern-7W7ic.
Cranbcrrics-Krg $3 Is.
DRY GOODS.
Prints-7a Zoe.
Brown Cotton-GU Zoe.
Lowrlls-l00 u &c.
Stripcs-l2iu15c.
Broyaus-sl 5OUl IS per pair.
CAN GOODS.
Salmon-$3 90 y dcz.
Mackercl- 81 Is r doz.
Lobsters-$2 90 doz.
Spiccd Meat s. SO y doz.
Sardincs-4 boxes l6, &c = box
OystcrS-95caSl 90 = doz.
Ea gle Milll-$2 95 = doz.
Yeast Powtlers-S20a28 t, gross.
Pcachcs-$2 80 + doz.
Pine Apples 50 25@ so p doz.
Concentrated Lyc-$C 50 T. case.
CASE GOODS.
Brandy Peaches-s4 IS = doz.
Pepper Saucc-sl 7501 IS j. doz.
]iostctter Bttcrs IS O0M9 80 r doz'
Drake Bittcrs-S3 J0a375 p doz.
Plantation Dittcrs-S 25u 8 so = doz'
LIQUORS.
New York Brandy-$1 33a1 G5.
" Gin--Sl 32aI 60.
Imported Cognac-Sl G5W2 90.
Ginger Brandy-Sl 6502 Is.
Cherry Brandy 81 9O12 IS.
Blackberry Brandy-S1 6O@2 25.
1mportcd-!{olland Gin s. 9004 %.
Jamaica Rum-S5 O007 %
Irish Whiskcy-S5 OC@,6 20
Scotch whiskcy- S ooG6 81
WINES.
Claret-$4 rs 90.
White winc-$5 5001O 90.
Champagne
! Krug & Co., (qurtS) s25 gold
Veuvc Cliquot PonSardi-S23
Piper llcidsicks-$25 90.
ALE AND PORTER.
Dutjeans Lagerbicr-qts. - 80 pts III
Milwaukee, IT'S. 81 Is pts. 81 s..
Bass Il o.,--Alc, rints So Is
NOTICE.
PARISH OF NATCMToCHEs,
State Tax Collectors Office,
May ED, 1877.
This office is now open for the collec
: ton Of LICENSES and TAXES, due tn
State and Parish.
q L. n. LANE.
q Office on st. Denis st. Collector
May % If.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE.

Succession Of Joseph Emile Rost, drcN
INMlLE ROST of the parish Of St.
~ Charles, having filed in this office
his application TO be appointed Admins.
traitor Of the succession Of Joseph Emile
Rost, drr'd.. notice is hereby given to
all persons to file their oppoSitions there
to in ten days, otherwise the prayer OF
the petitioner will he granted.
Witness the Hon. y. \. Simmons,
Judge of said Court, this 2nd day of Au-
CAST, 4. d. 1877.
JNO. LApLACE,
Any. 4-2t. Ivy. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of EEsandre De Ia Cara.
by VIRTUE Of al order of the Hon.
ID the Parish Judge in and for the par.
ish of Natchitoches to me addressed, |
will sell to the last and highest bidder,
Wednesday the 8th doycf august, 1877,
all the movable property of said succes-
sion, consisting of a small stock of no.
cerics and household and kitchen furni-
ture. Tho groceries to be- sold at the
store on I'd street, lately occupied by
deceased, and the other movables at the
residence of deceased on Texas street.
Terms of sale CASH.
D. H. BOULLT, JR.,
July 1921. Sheriff.
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For Rent.
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
David Pierson having become Distrc'
Judge. the Law Firm Of Jack & Plersons
is dissolved. The unfinished business o.
the Firm will be conducted and settieo
by the undersigned. ,.,,,
Anvil ?S-tt. WIN. II, JAM
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M9}arket and &iyer,

COMPLIED AND COl,EEtrFA, Wrrv,x
CtIAS. lIfERISSO\
For the N1Nnl'Aror.]
These tiTns's Represent round LOT n,;
ccs 5 hy retail. higher F'irr' will have -,
be paid.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

'OOSAhJCAOAN CAAIIs
Succession of Elisnndrc De la Gar:a,
Deceased.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. Par
ID ish Judge in and for the parish Of
Natchitoches, to me directed, l will sell
to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House door III the city of Natchi~
toches, Oh
Thursday. 3oM day Of August, 1877,
the following described property belong
ing to said Succession, to wit:
A lot of ground with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in
said city, having front of 46 feet on
the south side of Texas street, with a
deptl, of US feet, bounded north by
Texas street, south by lands of persons
unknown, east by lot of +. Nictte, and
west by lot of J. +. Y'Barbo.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash-subjcct to appraisemcnt.
d. H. BOCLLT, JR.,
July 2S.-30d. Sheriff.
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SI1ERIFWS SALE.

O. Capmartin VS.. Catherine Scllclcttrc
Parish Court mo. l4Sj
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FINANCIAL.
Cola 500!
Silver
Parish Warrants
OI,i-*M'
\rW-;Jhr.
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Received Previously o-..l bale
Received this week
''utul r>
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o. Capmartin VS.. Catherine Schrlrttrr
Parish Court-Nu. IlS';.
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COTfON RECEIPTS,
For The NINrlrAroE.7


COrfON RECEIPTS.
Received Prrviou>l y 1-.l La|,
Received this week
FINANCIAL.
Cola 500! IT,
Parish Warrants
OIi-*0,'
Ncw-;,'N
City Warrants H." SIZE
GROCERIES.
CuErSr-Nrw York cream l5.alG
Choice Western l!Jl2!c
Brandy ChrrricS-Sl - per doz.
;'il:ryir 1Tu 2Sr per gallon
E,CE,- Prime 13">r + Ii.
Good a..
Fair &c.
Soap-:1u 4r per VI,
Salt-$l 81 per sack
Starch ltu:r.
Candr>-l3mll
Whi>kry-Sl va So T., gallon
Cotlrc-2"u 24c per ID.
BREAD STl'FFS.
FInuK-4 Bills s. ;M0G 80
BARRELS - GOA II no.
Cunmal--Sl - per bib.
GritS-*4 T. per hhl
GRAIN AND tEEp >YuFF>.
Oats-5jcd per buShrI.
81 ljn - per loo HIS,
Wlrat-Whitc Western :" 3"rcr bsst
PROyIs!ON3.
B\Cr~-Shonl'lcrs GttU &c.
Clear Rib Sides sac.
Dry Salt Shoulders to
Dry Clear Rib va c.
Clear Sides lOQl0l.
Lard-Tirrcc lODllc.
Mess Pork sl7n @2j 80 Ser bbl
HAMs-Choce II! I.
Ordinary ll50
II. HarOn-IlN ~
Pig Pork-llalt bbls. So O00
Pig Tongues-Clc 4 piece.
Pigs Frct-nOne in market
Bologna Sa'sagr-1oa 12c per H.
Bcrf-Fultrn, $40 IS per ! hh|s.
OrangcS-s4 j0a5 90 per hhl.
Onions-Wcstcrn, s. 3Oa 81 ~
CahharcS- II n II,
App'e>-s3 75a
l'oiatms-S2 50a1oo z hbl.
Hcrrinyr-.';'u Csc + box.
Cmltsll-6!c by 100 pounds.
Cocoannts-$3 per hundred.
Sour KroNt -noHc in market.
Coal Oil----23a 25c = gallon.
SUGAR AND MCLASSES.
S,,ror- ('nupnn SlN
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o. Capmartin vs. Catherine Schclcttrc
District COurt-cll5.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-20
District Court Beings.

TUESDAY,. JUNE ~.
Chas. E. Clay was added to the legu-
lar panel of the Grand Jury.
Trial Of the ease of the Territory VS..
James Levy, indicted for manslaugh-
ter, was begun, the following Jury hav-
ing been ~impanneled: f. r. Wigs,
j. S. Howe, George Graft, William
Dougherty, Jas. T. Julian, Max Moses,
T. a. Maxwell, Henry Leis, C. E. Par
ker, j. d. Benning, James A. Bean
and Henry Smith. Twenty witnesses
were examined. after which the case
was continued till "Wednesday morning.
The Grand Jury presented a true bill
and were then discharged until June
23rd.
Court adjourned to Wednesday June
Goth, at 0 a. IN.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Col. J. W. Skies, of Denver, is at
The Railroad house.
Will L. Foglesong, with his train,
passed through Fort Laramie yesterday,
and camped at Government Farm last
night.
Ben Hellman returned on Sunday
last from his trip to Deadwood. He
gained in flesh and good looks, but
didn't like the Hills well enough to
bring them back with him.
The passengers from Deadwood on
yesterdays coach were: Geo. Kinman,
Henry Warneke, C. E. Messing and
Andrew Noeling, from Fort Laramie;
NJ. Brennan. Daul. Ackley and Robt.
Walker.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.
10 all whom it may concern:

To all whom it may concern:
Letters of administration having
been granted by the Probate Court of
Laramie County, Wyoming Territory,
to The undersigned upon the estate of
John Leggett, deceased, who vas killed
by Indians between Fort Laramie and
Custer City on or about the ninth day
of May, A. D.. 1876, which letters bear
date the 23d day of November, A. d.
1876, and which estate has been APP
praised to be worth the sum of three
thousand four hundred and n~inety-sev-
en- dollars, and said decedent having
been supposed to be a native of the
State of Tennessee. Said deceased was
supposed to be about fifty years of age
at the time Of his death. No heirs of
said estate are known to exist, there
fore, all persons having any interest In
said estate either as heirs or devisees
will make the same known to the UNI
dersigued within the time prescribed by
law. j. ID. MAY,
Administrator OF the estate of John
Leggett, deceased. febl3-dtf.
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PaIIabie Eit.

y Cheyenne young man called upon
the young lady to whom he has been
paying his attentions, the other even
ing, and after he left the lady picked
up from the floor a check for washing
at 4 Chinese laundry, which the young
mar had dropped. The next morning
she sent a young brother to the laundry
and received the articles. Item, three
shirts, no buttons; item, two pair Of
stockings with holes; item, under-cloth-
ing, somewhat ~dilapidated; item, col
lars, cuffs, etc. Then the young lady
sat herself down and devoted the day to
mending the articles, which, when
done, she neatly folded up and sent to
the young mans lodgings. 1t was a
palpable hit-he proposed that even
ing.