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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-10

SUCCESSION OF JAMES PAYNE THOMAS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-10

FURNITURE. GOLD SPECTACLES, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF HEBECCA W. HUNTER.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. I'D 7nI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-10

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. n. g57.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

BIT CHA TWAXTER

~ Villa
Like huge waves. pe,rined against the sky.
The solemn hills are heaved: by shadow kissed,
Or softly touched ~ delicate light. they lie
Melting In sapphire and In s7ethyst.
The thronsins mountains. erowdins ali the scene.
Are like the long swell OF IN angry SEA.
Tremendous surgipg m alt that has been
smitten to awful silence suddenly.
The nearer slopes with su'smn glory biaIe.
Garnet and ruby. topaz amber. gold:
Up through the quiet air the thin smoke strays
Prom many . lonely homestead. brown and old.
The scattered cattle graae In pastures bare.
The brooks sing unconcerned beside the way.
Beiaied crickets chirp. while still and fair
Dies into sunset peace the golden DAY.
And toward the valley. where tbs little town
Beckons with t~inkling lights. that CLEAN below
Like bright and frien ly eyes. We ioiter down.
And ind our shelter and our nreside glow.
But while the gay hours pass with laugh and Jest.
And al II radiant warmth and Joy once more.
Ny raptured thought must wander out In quest
OF that vast mountain picture. DER and Ger.
Where underneath the black and star-sown arch
Earth's ancient trouble speaks eternaliy:
And I must watch those mighty Duties march
In silence. notionless. with meme to see:
While from the north the night wind sishing
sweeps.
And, sharp against the crystal sky relieved.
The tumuIt OF forgotten ages sleeps
Where Ike hug e waves the solema hills are
heaved,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

Assthes sssfkts9 1sssasee es Dr AhsSs's
soeeess In the Tressm~at of the Threat

Assshes sssfkts9 1.ssas~e ~ Dv Ahsrs's
ssee.ss In the Tres,msss of the Threat
asd Iusgs.
I HEREBY certify ;ha, I am now -
years OF age and that whsn = or Q years
Of age / had the whoopingcough which
left my lungs In a delicate state. 50 ths;
I always had q cough. About year
ago the disease Was running into con-
sumption had a severe cough. grea.
difficulty Of breathing. voice al,nos,
gone. 30 that ! could not speak much
above q whisper. had facilitating night
swea;s and raised blood AZ twodiff-reut
times. Was fully satisfied tha; I could
not live longer than spring unless |
could have the disease checked. In this
~despairing condition I applied To DIR.
iborn. Of Dies Moines. on the 81 day Of
March and continued his treatment FOR
four months. 1 commenced tO improve
from the first and before the end OF the
four months course Of treatment nv
voice was restored. night swests and
cough cured. appetite had returned. the
lungs completely healed and nv breath
ing was natural. The Doctors treat
ment by inhalation. conjoined with his
constitutional treatment had a most
magical effect upon my lungs and whole
system. have gained about - pounds
in weight and worked on my farm all
last fall. / feel that 10 DIR. Aborn lowe
nv life and restored health and he has
the blessings Of myself and family.
SAMUEL LEE
Farm four miles from Dexter. Iowa.
Subscribed and sworn Ia before me
this 10Th day of January. 1877.
tSeal.l THos. HATToS. in.
Notary Public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
The Talmud.

Jews, P~rOtestants, and Romanists all
agree in receiving as canOnical the
books of our Old Testament. But as
the Romanists would add to these the
apOcryphal books, 50 the Jews insist on
adding their oral law. They say that
when the written Jaw was given to
Moses, inscribed on two tables of stone,
God also gave another and verbal law
explanatory of the first, which he was
commanded not to commit to writing,
but to deliver down by oral tradition.
When Moses came down from the
mount, they tell us that he first repeat
ed this oral law to Aaron and his sons.
and then to the seventy. and finally to
all the people, each of whom was OBJ
liged to repeat it in his hearing, to in
SURE it's correct remembrance. Just
before his death, they say. he spent a
month and six days in repeating it to
them again; and then, they assert, he
committed it in a special manner to
Joshua, through whom it was impaired
to Phineas, and so on through the long
line of prophets, and afterward of
teachers, down to the time of Judah the
Holy. who lived in the second century,
by whom it was committed to writing
lest it should be lost. This work. con-
sisting of six books, is the famous Mish-
ma of the Jews, which, with its Gemara,
or commentaries. constitutes their cele-
brated Talmud, in which is cOmpre.
hended all their learning and much of
their religion as a people. The whole
work is held by them in far higher
esteem than the Bible, SO much so, that
they say the Bible is water, but the
Talmud is wine; and they even declare
that he who studies the Bible when he
might read the Talmud does but waste
his time; and that to sin against the
latter is far worse than to sin against
the former. So implicit is their con-
idence in this oral law, that it is almost
useless to reason with a Jew out of the
Old Testament; for he is ever ready
with an answer from the Talmud, with
the authority of which he is fully salts
ied.-TryOn Edwards, in Scribner for
February.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

tinctly proved. and 1t II not necessary
tina, II should be. II they were not
sold Until several days later. but yet
while the sales were in progress. unad-
journed. and the treasurer certified
them as sold on the opening day, ii was
at most but An irregulari,y. which ear
not avail the plaintiff. 1t has not inter
fered with his right to redeem. He
suffered eight years TO pass after the
sale without asserting any night.
During all that period he paid no taxes
performed no duties which he owed TO
the public. suffered the defendant and
those under whom the defendant claims
to pay the taxes ievied from year 10
year, and now. when 1t may be pre-
sumed the land has increased in value.
he seeks the cancellation Of the tax
deeds. without even Offering to redeem
or to refund the taxes which the pur-
chasers at the sale have paid. He seeks
this in the face of a statute which in
effect declares that irregularities shall
not suffice TO defeat a tax sale, and
when in view Of the evidence it is ex-
ceedingly doubtful whether there was
any irregularity. In this attempt he
cannot succeed.
All the questions presented in this
case have been decided by the Supreme
Court Of Iowa, and decided adversely to
the plaintiff. phelps VS.. Meade ct al,
Al Iowa, 400 The s was An attempt
to set aside a tax-deed Of lands sold by
the treasurer Of Cass county at the sale
in January, 1854. The averments of
the bill were the same as those made in
this case. and the case was heard upon |
the evidence taken on the case now |
before us. The rulings Of the court
were that il there was a bonaflde sale in |
substance OF in fact, the tax-deed is con-
evidence that it was made at
the proper time and conducted in the
proper manner And where a tax-deed
regular in form, recited that the land
was sold January 4th, and the treasurer
testified that the sales of land in the
for delinquent taxes began upon
that day and were continued until the
18th, and that he entered all the sales as
Of the date of the commencement, it
was held that a sale OF land at any
during the continuance Of the sale
was valid, and that the recording of the
sale as of the first day would not i'm
pair the title.
We do not find in the unrepOrted case
If Butler VS.. DelanO, to which we have
been referred, anything conflicting with
what was decided in Phelps VS.. Meade.
The facts of the two cases, so far as We
gather them from the opinion of the
court in the latter, were widely differ.
mt. The same may he said Of the I'M
case of Thompson VS.. Ware
It al.
The decree of the Circuit Court is re-
and the cause is RENTED with
Instructions to dismiss the plaintiffs
ill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
A Hawk Among Hens.

Gilbert White tells a most dramatic
story of a neighbOr who had lost most
of his chickens by sparrow-hawk that
came glidingdown between afaggot pile
and the end of his house, to the place
where his cOOps stood. The owner,
vexed to see his flock diminishing, hung
a net between the pile and the house,
into which the bird dashed and was
entangled. The gentleman's resent
ment suggested a ft retaliation; he
therefore clipped the hawks wings, cut
off his tallons, and, fixing a cork on his
bill, threw him down among the brood
hens. imagination" says MI. White,
cannot paint the scene that ensued;
the expressions that fear. rage and + 9
venge inspired were new, or at least
such as had been unnoticed before; the
e~xasperated matrons uPbraided, they
execrated, they insulted, they triumphed
In a word they never desisted from
their adversary till they had
torn him in a hundred pieces"
.er for February.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

Or. or
iseuaiei Ar viit part
" the bleed, 10 ore
ihtta the time tAat 90,
other knnsn remeTy
can WHY becsass -
fnAaie ~OIys~natei Ar
10 gee direct to the
i.unss su1 Passes
thruuss the tissues snS
rornss In direct sosts<t
sith the tlol 90 10 10
forced isio the Lsbess,
The ssiiob e' the heart
All the btsod 10 eur
vsiss sstufns % tas
heart every foar mia
at-sifthe ei0oitsxau
Ard forced from The
heart 10 Shs iunSs aas
the more oIysen zoe
. into the Iunrs
the more you partly the
blood when pIy0es
IN contact via
tho imPuritIe. IN ths
blood u eaTbonises ssl
burns. czn.iDS the nlose
TO be heated go that %
YARNS part 80 the
as ~ gee on ito
revolutions throaSh the
~ jour biooI
10 pure !ou cannot bs
, Cd We drive Gsr.
and all other I'm
out OF the blood
SaArAntse To psrtfy
no blood 10 ono.thlr1
he time OF aby Nae
J nov remedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

WONDERFUL CUREs-The success of
DIR. ABORN at Des Moines. in the treat
ment Of the Eye. Deafness, Asthma.
Catarrh. Bronchitis. Consumption. AZ
fectiOns Of the Heart, Nervous system,
and broken down constitutions is such
all who are afflicted throughout
the West, man or woman. should apply
at ono to him for treatment. The doc
tor will not leave Des Moines for Pbila-
delphia before the 1st Of June next
Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

The Professor Is the author OF numerous
standard works on medicine and surgery. and .
Professor In different Medical Colleges. for up.
wards OF twenty years. He Is the original dis
coverer OF the germs OF disease. ana the remedies
for their instant and positive destruction. His
CatArrh Hapor. elO per bottle. cures Catarrh,
All lung ane.;tfcns. and neutraiizes all pOisons In
the body. His Liver Renovator Pills. Is cents per
boz sent by mail, cures constipation and all bill
ious diseases. His Fever and ARue Cure, ST. per
DO Z, sent BY mail with full directions. positively
cures every case For special medical or surgical
address or apply TO ,2 North sth street,
phia, Pa, or Al West Washington street.
Ill. Advice free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

WY because Asth@a
- s0Dtssctiva - a.
Hfvuchisl lu~s sAuxef
~ irfam mssgan s8
ifrits;4oa % she tAaras
membrane iIuIss 80
brouChiAl Tuis IL.
AR 80 80
~iu direct Ana ~s
sa-raut . core We
have = rrd cases -
yearssfsliius
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

- The horse isons OF the nobiest ana mos
useful OF animals. AMI his owner should guard
his health as carefully - he would his own
Cncle Sans Condition Powder Is the best medi-
cine for horse diseases OF ali kinds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

For eruptive diseases of the skin, pimpIes and
bletehes. Vsgetiao Is the greatest remedy. ~ II re-
moves from the system tho producing cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

~ Uncle Sans Harness OH will make old
leather soft and pliable rs when new, and prevent
the ripping Of the stitches. Try It.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

WY fss tie .scas Fsa
So as ssn ss IL
HFs1r "a 49,
slmFlf snsfaFsafs &.
csFfY at o. tbs Lee
asnre iahas a. on 4
81 Girref % tae 50 80
ibe sissAse AMI ~
~iH fciew uuF sgsc
mons ~c susfAal~~ 10
CJEn ETu-hitis
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

a Are you suffering with . cold. cough or any
bronchial complaint? n so. 90 TO your druggist
and get . bottle OF Eilerts Extract OF Tar and
Wild Cherry. II Is the best known remedy for all
such complaints. Ssld by all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

Gao ~ cared NNtf
b~ Aase &c lave CaFso
huadfsfs - csses sotzs
ofthrm ~SeihgEvrs o,ss
TO die by as EsBsiciaEs
20 others tosl. 40 ySsr
tee 'ou.gmVfioa tss
disease oftas AIR fss
ssses ani over .
IN re % tire $3.50 are
caused ty stsFfS Ns
suAfss're . cure ~ zee
sfff H.frake $500
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

As charity covers q multitude of sins
before God. so does politeness before
men.-Lord GrerilIl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
.3-E. KunkeI'. But~r Wine NJ Iron

. rs a w WI
has never been known 20 fsiI 10 the cure Of veal
hess. attended with SYMPTOM; indi' position TO
ex-rtion; loss Of memory. q Mcuity Of breath
Ing; general weakness. horror OF disease. weak.
nervous trembling. dreadful horror Of d.ath
night swest.. cold feet weakness; dimnsss 81
vision: lAnKuor: universal lsssitude Of the mus
culAr 81 stem. enormous appetite. with dyspeptie
= symptoms; hot hands; flushing - the body dry
ness OF the skin. pAllii countenAnce and -rgD-
tons on the face. purifying the blood; pain In
the back, heAviness OF the eyellds. frequent
black spots flying before the eyes with temporary
sunusions and loss OF sight; ~snt "f attention.
etc. These ~ m ptons all arise from . weakness
and 20 remedy that. use r. y. krSkEL- sit,.r
Wine OF Iron. Itnssef fails Thousands are nov
enjoying health who have used H. TAKE only 4.
y. KUNKEL-.
Beware OF cosnterfeits and base limitations A.
kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron II ~ well known all
over he e"uutry. druggists themselves make an
Imitation ana try Ia palm 10 or on 'heiT custom
els. when they call for hunk.l's Il tier Wine OF
Iron.
kunkel's bitter Wine % Iron IL put MP only IN
81 bottles. and has = yellow wrapper nicely put
on me outside with the proprlctOrs photograph
on the wrapper OF each o'ttlr. Always HOOK for
the photograph on the outside. and you Will
always be sure 20 get the genuine. 3 Per bottle.
orsih for 81 Sold BY druggists ana dealers eve
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

a For influenza. or horse distsmper, there IL
no better remedy than UacIe Sans Condition
Powder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

Never sQuander . moment for We are never
sure OF an hour. neither delay the purchase Of
Eilsrt's Daylight 'i--- """S
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

II ID nov admitted by Doctors, DruHgisfs and
ruptured people that HOWE'S SPRING PAD
BELT TRUSS 10 the best Aud . asiest known. The
Factory IL It Council Bluffs IOWA, Bsx, ITO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
ickHeadache
NovKNEEE isl

SOvENEEE III
EDITORS OF kESisTHR.-ro whom % may con-
eern--f nave been anicted with the sick head
ache from . child ! hAve been rYea.>d By many
physici ans snt Obtained no relief. ua-ii two years
since ! beRas treatment under DIR " W. Ysonas.
ana an happy 20 say had been unde- his treat
menf euf three onths wnen I va entirely cured
For which | am truly 1rs.ef1i. sad would recon-
mend al suffering from the sane disease 70 uy
the same remedy verJ truly yours.
MA g. ". sTTyIIKE-
any pctat By express Medicine senr for one
month Tor SIX dollars The msaey must Accom-
pany the order.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

rrh'ss SfS fsss - tsf~rs(e tNa
isiasd . rscee s.s Dee hs<ss . tEslaaeas
AAIi.eSsa
Al 6rsni Je.~iea vtta sAs Caisses q Ss.s.
vest<-a AAsivny
AIEL Dodge via -. iu,sois css.rAi sSiivs,
- ~ C-siLSI1
Dee Ssksf ASsat
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
Prof. w. Paine. A. NJ, n. ID.

~ wormsin horses can he cured by the use OF
Uncle Sans Condition Powder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

In al cases OF doubt loan TO the side mercy
and in oil casen Of aches and pains try Eilsrt's
Daylight Liver Pills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
40 THE
EAST AND SOUTH I!

II fs the shortest qu,ekes. ard Only ice rr-
fsG Thpoogh Cosebes from Burlington and
Rock gslssd Tn BIooUingfon. Champaign.
Danvfile. J~ndssnspous and ST.
sifbocf change ~ additional charge, and sozrs
q scvance 81 other -o7.es
The or " d,r>cs -os.s 20 Loufsvf'ls. Nashville,
Chattanooga. Atlanta snd all poinfs south
The Shortest Line ssd Oniehsss rms.
via Indians ppits. tn e~ask.
Zs~nesvfIIe. Whesi'ng. HslsfnsoPe. sab
iDGton. Pr:tsbsrK. Yhilsdsiphia, Ssv fers
and BOSTON.
The b~ss route 70 CIsveissd. Ba2sis
Niag.sa Tafla, Afbssv SD All Ssv kng-
land CttSes-
n yoa vs.; 70 FAX. squ'.t ZIP 20 1essaaI
Nstfoop. Terre Bsufe, EvansvfIfs- VIM
eennss. LAfsyests, sn1 al potrts ts s0z,s<rz
rf'fross and frdises .sSs he
a. Go W
PrLLMaN sLEEPgKs sr. r-n - svert.z
yatr frnD BGninxton sn1 Psrfs 80 fstianszeiis-
PAELOR CARS wifA ssa,e Rooms and Rs
elrrfss Chao ar ma 90 evening" ,rsfr f-vn
Rock Islaat szA Pepra % Is<ssna,ol.s as< Ga
cnnas vs fsEfitoa-
Ur6st Tess nehsss by ths
La. ".Routo2
10 bsisg the only fiss rsssisg hrosgh
withoaf essa1es II espS.
GEO. 3. WRIGHT. R~-<ves-
JNo- " BHOSS. 6-.T P,ss ArxtAs
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

MI 1AN n FIsTUL positively &C red with.
IN out pain or the use Of tnlfe iigAtnre
uhl\ or cAustie. A SURE CukEO On Nc
l IBJUjO PAY. with patients from . distance
We Will contract TO pay al travelling aud other Ell.
u we fail 70 enert . radical ours. No
.hArge Tor consultation or Examination.
HiSFk q pHtlIIp~ La N~sison sir-~s. fh,cas-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
SPECIALTiES:

Consum ptioo. Broaehi.ta, Asthma and CssarYa.
ne teeAs By Inhalation and eonssatu,i onaI treat
Dent.
Cancer cured without the knife.
Tape worm removed In eight hours.
Piles cured Without an Operation
eurRfcAl diseases and dofornisies treated see
eeSsfnlly or no charge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
Des MOlnes 4 Minnesota.
Nra~ GanH

Tire Ftrsf-ffass Trsins Ba<h W., ussyvp
hssve~p DPS 3DfsHs sad aNvs.
c0sne~ffns cfn.s a. 4 s~r-sfa -fr a. Fse--1x.r
Trairs 90 tie rstrso q ~aEvHzs~ruus n
fasssrs~,s To- uKa SDssFs ass a. D1fsts
sozfh can irars-
osT rsAfs stasT ~asrss
FTf~sD-. $ = r7fHs1- d
r~4sr Fsptss. . e q "a C~fst sse1fs
s.rssalit0-- Z - :. ~. NhvsAfu~s ~ - o.
No. VA. I5or "a N Ne Va gunS
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ap~s ? = - ams-
trtvs 81 Des Noises arrive o. D.s Nzsz-s
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Tfsias cave 4ss Hsfs~s MAJ AL rrSr.<.
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tSpsUTTO ssv yE. NSfsvs-r r.
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No5sss '~rT s--A Gsst.r az io~t. 49, a.
gosnts <oa:E III -sssb-@r
,. >. sNaEr. Gen. SEP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
Consumption! !

DYsPYPsIA VI
OF kf LIVER snd kid-
sey comp Ants are a.
~~fuAiiY reached by
tIyGrnatso Ait
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
hRN0lO'S SECTIONAL
bALINC PRESSES

For baiing Hay, ausks. R,xs. Broom Cern. Cns-
ton. etc. The only CaBAP PORTABLE Press I
the market Operated BY Horse or Hand powers
Every Press warranted ~ represented p sfron
re homo manufactures and save hea-vv freight
yillaL Send for Circular 70 G. JAZZ ARyOLD
3 Court Avenue, DEE Xolnes, Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

ALL PERSONS THAT
read this are iasitsf @
tend Tor car large 90
beautifully illustrated
Paper. cent free - cay
sddress
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
ASTHMA!

WI GUARANTEE tn
cCkH Coughs. Colds
OipthoriA Pneumonia
Neuralgia art nearly
ell other severe Atiasts
Uhss AL ether remedies
snll
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

Re aDa0 ~ g@Wa. 9A~ssvs Ssssssss ace
S~9sk ~ ~seSsa St..esvf
rpoa tDrrsvsd fbsFas b. sasas 81 Osoo 49, 90
warfs for st-vn - = - . rssss. iatss~<t ~ -
PEI cent .syssfs ssDi OnaAiy.
Ehoics Io~A hosns Of oI1B s.t ~sy.sr@s.
zsfs ~ . .sy rsrf. Interest
~CHpCL - arrfys
TrLinTs
aSsDrff Hfars tsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
Tame Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete In tao hours. No f.. IN
head passes. seat. Pin and stomach Worms re.
mosed by Dr.. kunkei. 80 Sorth >inth street
Philadelphia, Pa send for circular. FOR re-
moving all ordinary worms. call on your drug
g,st aud get . bottle OF kUsxEL's woKM sYRUr.
Price. 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

WY eaNss fNnaA
9a thr aEtt -kF
tE2s 49, FAssaE1s
. - FUz 81 49, -
fAfrh - z $3.50 = tzs
AiF PAS ssH ef tie
Hgs3 to fnfs Tses1-
msss ss w~a3ir- ~Atsn
'sesfs & rsas q
ssssAFsniss = psgfpeE
iEt &c 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

:=5:::::5::==SGANwmurSav
hs col~e. sS- cne2rA ers1s< C-zxx
Assss ~ syss. % ratss sss ss>sl
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15
Female Diseases.

Many are being treated with The best results-a
restoration IN health rnis depart lent 10 under
the care Of NRS- Il ". THOMAS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

county aforesaid, CaSSO in substantial
conformity with all the acquisitions of
the statute in such cases made and pro-
vided. the several pieces of real prop
erty above described separately, for the
payment OF the taxes, interest, and costs
then due and remaining unpaid on each
of said peices of real property respect
lively. The deeds further recite that at
the time and place aforesaid the per-
sons to whom the deeds were made af-
forded the most favorable bids, and that
the several pieces OF property were
stricken of to them at prices bid.
Now, if it be conceded that under the
statute the deeds containing these reci-
tails are only presumptive evidence that
the sales were actually made as recited
the burden is still OF the plaintiff to re-
but this presumption. And we think
that instead of having rebutted it. the
evidence in support of the presumption
preponderates. We need not
refer to it in detail. Suffice it to say
that there is not q single witness who
is able to deny that q sale was made,
and only one is able to testify that ten
years after 1854 he cannot recollect it |
while others testify afirmstively that it /,
was made. At the treasureris sale in
January. 1864. there were large bodies
Of land offered, and the sale was cOn-
inued from day to day. Whether the
ands now in dispute were sold on the
'Ourth day Of that month or at q later
lay during the sale, is, perhaps, not dis
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-15

~ vsvs s---r 0s,sessssv~s U.~-ss~s
= 0~ss~sr ss~--s~~ 9ss-~ 80 -
f~~Ss~Sss .es - 49, sr~~s - = . "a -
se~-y~N~@ss s@s aswss~sss - So
- Fsra -. $500 80 -~-sv fs.tfs
$3.50 tsra 80 s~RR~N@Hs . ss~s~ae@r -
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
Or. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as 4 remedy for "all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without q rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic Fan be used
preparatory to, or after taking Out
nine.
As a simple purgative they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red a seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
M:LANE's Liver PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
of e. MeLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

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