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Communicated
AT LAST.

We stand face to face with an alternative Of
prospe tive empire Or one OF commercial gloom
a aayed lie hnss .e
in the ranks of their opponents we SEQ the
grasping spirits OF a defunet deaism; a race Of
antiana,ed obstructianists, who have troubled
'lsrael 10, these many years"
This battle has been fought before, mid other
climes and even here or wherever the epii it OF
American enterprise has shown itself. this army,
small IN numbers but bitter at heart have OPP
posed the irresistible march OF even that lead
& people to the pinnacle Of their ambition to be
Let ny pause and cast our thoughts over a re-
Prospect Of the past, think on all the facts bear
Ing on ths ease leaving no 70. stone Of memory
our intelleets eau dedMe. Remember the es-
amples set US by other cities look 70 the pres
en ar and Of ses sn es See the busy
their throbs are felt throughout the civilized
world, and then ask. Did they encourage enter
bs poer o
trains and til. busy hum of their workshops the
electric arteries Of trade that permeate every
the world ut the feet OF their humbiest mer-
chants: Why. brethren. do you pause7
30 lar az city owns and controls her lines
Many will recognize in this the spirit OF former
productions, but can use one more expressive
or one better sustained by the experience Of our
the effect Of such trunk lines" even on centres
OF trade established aud prosperous before the
lnceptlons Inucn less completion. OF their great
est roads Can not the smallest OF our intelleets
comprehend what the Pennsylvania Central has
done for Philadelphia, or the Baltimore and
Ohio for the Monumental City2 The growth Of
trade. the march # empire. rs hera|ded by these
powerful iations, has assumed. under
their guidance, such proper ions as even the
founders thereof had no conception.
am not mad, most noble Festus. but speak
the words Of truth aud sobernsss." and / call
upon every reasoning man within the corporate
limits of our dear old city to consider well the
events that are passing, for on them hangs eur
reputation for enterprise at home and abroad.
W. are on the panel of o great trial, and our
friends await with breathless interest the sol
eemn verdict against the dark spirits that stand
IN , the path of our prosperity.
Wny, friends, do you pausep
., fut your hands to the plow.' workingmen.
Bone ana sinew of our State stand to your coll
orsl Your children have q heritage In the land
mat gave them birth shall that land be deserted
prmeval waste?
Why stand YOU here all the day idle ?" Re-
member the night that's sure to come, and pro-
vlde Tor race with competitors strong in
wealth and as relentless as dpafhI
All arguments have been answered, all calum-
MES silenced by q ern array Of truth. which no
further asse yation of mine can strengthen or
words add weight, and 1t becomes US as men to
EN5fUise the sHCret right of franchise TO estab
lish subscription to this work that NAV insure
its accom- pliskment Then let the peonla who
pay the tax. svigiantly exercise thair rtrht to n
voice in its management and all shall be we'll.
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BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS. May II, 1877.
hereby give notice that the following appli-
cations have been filed in this office for the
funding of the following enumerated Bonds,
Warrants and Coupons.
ALLEN JUMEL.
Auditor. and ex officio Secretary OF the Board.
CHARLES r. HOFFMAN.
Bonds and coupons issued under ats
2a1 OF 1853. 277 OF 1853, 60 Of extra ses-
sion Of 1870. 231 of 1885, lis Of 1877
and 81 of 1870. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800. $40 90
TOWNSEND LYMAN.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
lis of 1867. IS Of 1869. 2sl of 1853, Is of
1866. ....-..........-.......... 1858 80
oerifheates Issued under act No. Q OF 1874 267 rs
Bonds and coupons under act lis of1ss7
23I OF 1858. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 90
Il. P. BOYER.
Warrants issued under acts 90 of 1870
100 OF 1870 and II of 1870, and cou-
pons issued under acts 231 Of 1870,
ID OF 1870 Observation-Disclosures. S287s %
Certlhcates issued under act of 1874. 100 66
PIKE, BROTHER 4 CO.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
81 OF 1870 and No. 60 e, 8. Of 1870. -. s55,7oo 90
EDM. ]. FoRsTALLs SONS.
Bonds and coupons. act IS Of 1885,. s1O23 SIS
Certificates issued under act of 1874. 200 90
LEsAssIER Il BINDER.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
80 OF 1870 and IS of 1s65.----.......- $2G26 n
Resolved That the claims presented for con
version into consolidated bonds will be taken
up for examination and consideration in regu-
lar order, as filed and published and continue
to be taken up In that order until the whole has
been disposed of
2. That these claims will be taken I'D on MON
DAY, 2lst of May, 1877. at 10 O'Clock meridian, at
the Speakers room, State House, and the hear
ing and examination of the cases be continued
from day to day. beginning at IL M, until other
wise ordered.
The above was offered by Mr. Bush, seconded
by Lieut. Gov. Wiltz and adopted by the board. |
ALLEN JUMEL,
my1s st Auditor and ex-ofacio Secretary.
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q. Il. GIRARDEY'S
OA1e1ac1Ar OF
Auction Sales Of Real Estate, Stocks. Etc,
no TAKE PLACE AT THE
~. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE,

OH
Thursday, May xA-Fer account OF the sue
cession q the late j n a9g,el ,aa n, en-
west corner Of ut, Charles. street and
'rivoli Circle, designated as Nos. 2sg and
2list. Charles street; most desirable
Two one4story frame dwellings. Nos. 200
and qol st.. Joseph street, between ut.
Charles and Carondeet streets.
T'he handsome frame cottage on 3 lots OF
ground, known as No $40 Bienville street,
Between Broad and p rgenois streets. !,
Thpse desirable properties, the double and
single cottages ON Broad. between Canal
and dasaupt streets.
The large frame market situated on the
northwest corner OF Broad and Gasquet
streets. and, also,
A large number Of building lots situated on
Canal. Customhouse Bienyille. Cont,
Broad, Dorgenois, Lopez. Randon and
other prominent streets.. For further
particulars see plans and descriptive adj
SATURDAY is,.7 mas ss-rhat choice commercial
property the splendid four-story brick
store No. SO Magazine street. extending
through to Foueher street. As an In
vestlnent this property Ia Without lts
equal ON the market -
The substantially built and eentrally located
at dIavfer, between Baronne and Dry
49,. AIDES streets. ,, ,,,
That magnificent and supeIplY 1ln lllsl e
the No. 2g4 Canal, between Franklin and
Liberty streets.
Inc three story DricK STORE ah4 uWeiiuuk,
No. Administration, Detween Delofd ana
Poeyfarre Streets 80
That very valuable and centrally located
property, Nos Al and 10 Bourbon, street,
between Custonhouse and Biepvile
streets Admirably adapted for any bust
ness requiring proximity to Canal street.
The double tenement frame ittage. NO $50
laurel street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets. 4
THAT peat two-story brick dwelling. NJ. %
Bt. Thomas. between aaiennie and Eraso
streets-a comfortable home In the ship
ping and cotton press centres. 80
The handsome double frame cottage. No 375
Bt Peter, between dalvez and Johnson
streets
The comfortable frame cottage. on two lots.
forming the northeast corner Of Maya
zine and Della haise streets: and
That excellent building elite forming the cor
nsr Of Delanhaise and CONSTANCE streets:
For terms and full particulars, see oiiicial and
descriptive advertisements and plans at the
sfflce Of the AuctioAeer, 81 Camp street.
mrT tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
children to Take Part In the Tableaux
WANTS ut st. Pattieks Hall are requested to
once Louislana Equitable Life Insu,

ONCE Louisiana Equitable Life Insur.
anee Company-An annual election for Diree-
tors Of this Company was held ON MONDAY,
April 1G, 1877. The following gentlemen eonssi-
tute the Board Of Direetors
A. THOMSON. CHAa. CHAFFE,
JAMES T. DAY r. q. HERNDON,
j. w. STONE, JOHN ]. ADAMS.
B. r. WAISHE. 81. b. NEWMAN.
ALEX. MARKS w. b. SCHMIDT.
HENRY J, VOsE, n. w. OGDEN,
q. b. BRIGGS, JOHN FL. PIKE,
HY. ABRAHAM. Il. Fl. FAIRCHILD,
JOHN HENDERSON, H Nj. PAYNE,
J. B. LEVEHT. u. A. TYLER.
JOHN s. GROVES. A. PATTON.
At the annual meeting Of the Board Of Diree-
tors. held on MONDAY. May 7th. the following
Officers we're elected for the ensuing year.
SAMUEL MANNING TODD. President
IL. w. OGDEN, Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President
WILLIAM HENDERSON. Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON,
mys Secretary
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WAVERLY HOTEL,
WALNUT STREET. LOUISVILLE. KY,

It has all modern improvl meuts its Parlors,
Reception, Reading and Timing Room s are on
the first floor; is handsomely furnished and ac-
especial advantages to persons visiting the city.
either for business or pleasure.
C. @. JONES. Proprietor. my2o Nv
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succession NetIce-AII persons having
claims against the succession Of ABNER L.
GAINES are notified to present the same to the
undersigned without delay. -
BY her husband, u. A. BURKE,
mys sod 20 16s Gravisr street.
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E'OR SALE-A SMALL SIDE WHEEL
l. 81 EAMBOAT, 40 feet long. Z foot beam, Q foot
hold. drawing 10 inches, in perfect order, suita-
bic for boat clubs or pleasure boat for the Lake.
viii be sold cheap. Apply TO FL. Fl. HAAJ, 110
Gravier street myI9*
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Louisiana Ievee Company, II Car0nde-
let street, New Orleans. 18th May, 1871 Notice
is hereby given, in accordance with article No.
holders Of this Gompsny will Be held at this
office on MONDAY, 18th June, 1877, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock m. and o'clock y. m, to
company of the provisions Of the act Of the
Legislature. known as No 1879 IF the Extra SEES"
sion Of 1877. JOHN HENDERSON,
President Louisiana Levee Company.
,,sJHf
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ONCE of the Merchants Mutual Ensnr-
an g Company. No. 104 Canal street. New Or
leans, May 7. .1s77--At the annual election for
Directors, held ut the office OF this company on
the fist Monday In April last, the following
gentlemen we're elected: 49,
2. MAEPEKO, EDWARD TOBY,
s, a. HEItF, y. FATJO.
T. FOUHgHY, M. w. SMITH,
]. j. FERNANDEZ D. A. OHAFFfA1x,
J. NJ ALLEN, CHS. LAFITTE,
HENRY BEEBE
And ut meeting Of the Board. held yester-
day Mr.. PAUL. FOUBgHi was unanimously
reelected President. -
my8 LIT q. w. MOTT, Secretary.
For the Lake - ONCE 0f New Orleans
City Railroad Company, No. 124 Canal street.
New Orleans, April |, 1877 From this date trains
for the Lake will leave the city at and o'clock
q. M. and every hour thereafter until o'elock
.. IN. The last train will leave tbs Lake End at
o'clock .. III. 9. G. LEWIS Secretary.
ap1 tt
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FOR RENT.

r r RENT--A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
stree with board. s25 q month: Wjthaut bSarj
10. Suitable for enc OR two gentlemen. ny20
NEW ORLEANS. MAY 49, 1s77-THE I'M
~ dersigned will discount COUFOSS Of
STATE CONSOLS due July LIST, at ten per cent
per annum.
NJ F. BONIs h ALBERT LFMOeE
Stock and Bond Brokers. Room No S, q iIier
Court. mv1a 1w
JAMES L1NGAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
me- 10 GraYier street.
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For SNk.

A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE
new and in perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINE, Democrat Office.
my1 tt
TOR SALE-THE DELIGHTFUL RESI-
j. dence and extensive grounds of Judge MI.
A. Dooey, at the corner Of Washington and
Pearl streets, Seventh District (CarroItonJ
about 1875 feet from ST. Charles street are for
sale. The greunds consist of nine lots. covered
with about 1900 orange trees, tsome sixty bear
ing) fig and other choice fruit trees. The I'M
provements are nearly new-a raised cottage
with marble manteIs. hall, and all Convenient
outbnildings for poultry. etc. etc. Inquire at 20
81 Charles street. or on the premises, or adj
dress Postoffiee Box 2430, an17tf
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[BY AUTHORITY
Appointments by the Governor.
G.. P VOORHEES,, assessor for the parish Of
Avoyelles.
il. r. Mcbride, assessor for the parish Of La
fourche.
W. J Self police juror for the parish Of Vernon.
J. J. Lautier, justice of the peace for the third
ward, parish of Tangipahoa, vice George For
shay, resigned.
Buy only the Singer; they were the first to re-
du, the PRICES. Office 81 Oansl street.
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L. T. MADDUX.

WANTED - BY A SOBER AND INDUS
W trious young man q situation as Watch
man. Porter, Salesman or Driving Of any kind /:
70 thoroughly acquainted In the city. Would 20
In the country If desired. Address W. g., DEM
ocrat office. fe1mf
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new ADvEnrrsEMErrs.
e----z---- 1T --------------
'INHE TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL sTATI
TTNHE EIGHTH ANNUAL STATE
MIENT
OR THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INsU RANCE COMPANY
New ORLEANS. May 10. 1877.

The Trustees, In conformity with amended
charter submit the following statement of the
affairs of the company Oh the s0th of April, 1877
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WANTED-AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
w to sell new article, necessary in every
house, store and Office. Apply at No. ss Chartres
street. my22 If
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WANTS.

WANTED TO SELL. A WINCHESTER
w rifle, in perfect order, price moderate. Ad@
dress w. A., this Office. my211ts
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The Board of Trustees this day resolved. that
after paying the annual dividend of TEN PER
GENT Capital Stock Of Company. that a dividend
Of TWENTY PER GENT In cash be paid ON
MONDAY, June II, to those parties entitled to
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WANTED--A PARTY HAVING $4,000 CASH
" would like to enter into some busiu ess
with 9 responsible person. Address G. O.. Demo-
Graf Ofdee. my9 II
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STATIONERY AND MUSIC--Gao MAGAZINE
- street. Pianos Tuned for 81 SO.
my5tf d. LEIGH
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The Singer ipaugurated the reduction in prices
and Should receive the patronage. Office, 81
Canal street.
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T Thos. A. Adams.
Sam'l b. Newman.
sam'l Fl. Kennedy.
John Phelps,
Adam Thomson.
Henry Abraham.
Victor Meyer,
Ed ward J. Gay.
Joseph Bowling,
Sim IN Hernsheim,
Simon Forehsimer
Jos. b. Wolff.
II. b. Post,
Ed. Pilsburg,
Jno. Il. King,
my22 ~
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A Pathetic Story.

\ pathetic story has beea going the
rounds Of the papers IS to the manner
IN which Wa:ohtei. the great tenor. first
became known and famous This mar
rates how he was originally poor cab
driver At Dresden. and that one wintry
night rs he was singing TO himself upon
his box the audience of the Grand Ope-
IA began To disperse. How the en-
tranccd multitude gathered around the
unconcious cabby How he finished his
solo amid a storm of applause; and
how the very next day large purse
was subscribed to send him to the Con-
Serva,ory at Paris Mr. Schengler. who
lives over on Rincon Hill. aud who is
also Il German, was much affected by
this story. and, a. he. too. had a voice,
he determined tn be sent 10 Paris at
once. ~ las, Tuesday evening he walt
al until the California Theatre began TO
r., out. and. mounting box of o hack
IN from, Of il, he lifted up his voice and
sang. The tGmultuous crowd WAS in-
>,antIy husled. and stopping iranstiAei
As with closed eyes the absorbed singer
sa'. h,s " hole inspired soul foa,ing out
in glad triumphant notes The selection
chosen hy Mr. Scheugler Was Tommy
maze roooi for your uncle, one OF The
ba>t If its kind bat We regret 10 say
that AZ the end 9. the third verse q
brickts, struck Nh, Sohengier ,,nmedi
ate.v beneath the right ear, Knocking
him over the dashboari, following
which he was walked over aud has mech
stepped upon by the though,less ,hTong
Mr.. SchengleE is convinced there Is 3
, fraud about this Wach,el story s"me
;, v,h.ra - - Fsa,f
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Il Chicago Romance .

L. Ch.ca43. oa Wese Randolph no
matter wha, the rs,aber there i.v,- g
tailor. wbo, ifrA1if~. tgeniv Yeas ago
might iArc .,.~u e. s.4ere.l C.,Lion-
ab.c. bat aEt. s. a.. pre.ea, time i.
II Il 'Naoiy > - .E..es! To-" arc
tonr cli.Irsa 2, is. agla,lel aai ,he
father cega3 4fe. > oa the assist
ai4c. Iu i.> la OF BIZ al -, i4H.hter.
a lovely eniie. haired erj # out II
yeas Night sFt-r s. Z.t II, pa .-er-hy
might observe iti4 'alal .~u fllr" 81.
,iently stitching aHay AZ the cjar~c
cloth garment. In,s @as ttc case n
a recent Friday night. wIcr.. al a late
hour, u knock Wa h,asl IT be door.
The family hsl al! retired >tve the girl.
who was nsiorAliy atartl Z. aud on
looking out the wiae!ow 10 assure her-
self that it was nos that horror % all
womankind. q tramp she proceeded
TO open the door
A well-dresei gentlenen ei.'~red.
saving
II called II se. you on llt,le mat
ter nf business lutte unusual 10 call
- late. hnt if yoa have any fears, yuu
YOU bad better sainmnn your father
Miss Goldenh,ir. of course. aroused
her parent. who appeare,i on tie scene
IN the usual Struggling confusion con
seqnci.t on having one midnight slam-
bcrs disturbed, barefJotc,l. >uspenelels
hanging. ard. alto -o.her. at loose
ends.
The stranger addressing himself to
the father, SAID
8" am rich ma,. | have watched
your daughter for a bug time. have Oh
served her diligence, ard want her
for my Wife
The oh man Wa staggered. The
girl opened her b!rp eyes in amaze
ment.
But. sir. said the OIL gentleman.
" hen be could catch his breath, YOU
don't know my daughter. Why ITS the
most singular proceeding have ever
heard.
Right, said the s,gauer. Il know
it is; but if you will CIV her TO me |
will place you and your lmily above
want La proof that | ave money, /
here l. 81 600. ana yoa my keep it OH
deposit "a an earnest of " intentions. /
Inquire concerning me at he First Ma !
,ional Bank, the Union, thMerchants' I
and uf NJ sSrs ---& * - Whole !
sale drygood- dealers lnsiier the /
matter fully. aud will cal,o morrow
evening for au answer.
With these words he deItcl. leay-
ing tho mystiiied giri alot with her
iather-she, as might In sts1osed he
ginning To wonder If she ,u!d like
The wonderful stranger -cll ,ough for
IL husband.
The next day inquiries ere set
nf!uaf, and his asserfions, were@-I
those 10 whom hr referred SIZED that
he was estimated to be wol S23o. 900,
and was in every respect a cstimahle
gentleman.
On Saturday evening h'alled, and,
after waiting awhile, reived the
"Yes" of the still bewilred young
ui,l ana at three o'clock I following
Tuesday the maiden So miiy wooed
and won became rich mas brioe.
II reed not br IA mattesf surprise
If during the winter. ma'an uncur-
tanned window shnul disSe the pic
,ure Of a Young and ar.Iesirl plying
her needle till the lat irs OF the
f pt,yhf
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Nt-CE.l.l.AN y EOCS.
Notice..

!, SPECIAL NETTING OF THE COUNTY
,,as.sgl4tsSs5srrs at kitsAs cogEsy viii De htsd
h wednesday. January i. Isl ai which HGsse.
s3s~g ps,t. sAl. wil ~ r<ceive4 for keeping the
5tssFt siek Il sAs county for oE.s year .fozn ie
Il 4 February Esss. sad g-e9o~ass - iss4 4E2se
.sssrs care. c.asaags All gEsStsas AID saTsieas
ssaiance
SSy ersser e The Board
ssS SF'>o> AetoiAo"' A3As'NF
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ekSTWlCK. MORRIS I Gu
Civil and Mining
EYN GI N j 1xAS'
tR.S,,,, NJ. 4. pa-setts b1tl1insl
rc.,,,.rcts, & WashinStaa stree"
ss-..slv. NASH. rsrrss'~y.

Gal aud other nlttarrsl lsaas ahS h.,n.s .,, -,
- xs,.tnxn, sad reported uF-as l3Ass A.
.ss,gs,rs To- uaiuins improvements -.
- ,st~a..cn gtv~sa - lss'' s'sr.eHs ~
,aS.,..,a ~ city tets snd sioS As s,ss ,-rs
tass nase AAssAta1iy sxss'asss
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and fifteen captu ID T c. y tax n
10 camp and thsir fate s'tsettlrd

= ~" fak ElN AVIS = hitltt
and fifteen captu ID I c. v tax II
10 camp and thsir fate s'ose'tlrd.
>tt. Ne Younger gout an
Fn6.lt ride. captured that la II vas
the fir.t tc had ever s'rn, ans me =
/ rs and 4 merits we're ,il%cas%aY the
men opininu, 4 fired ohf' the
man remarked that he had ,ri !,
woulA kill A mile lcnagcf9lied.
III that i, So, the force Of tht barge
n,rs, he terrible" Another bring
/ IL remarked. Ii the new gum Kill
:, a mile. thu hail III short raiNouii
20 through len men tonng'a'Ss'i
~, from the saddle on wh;ch was
sit,,ng ana remarked. 'That 'sy to
demonstrate" Wbea the luers
heard the they knew that th'lme
, had come The prisoners "efece'!
in line. ono behind the other, atole
Younger t,ok The gun. played 'th'
losk = moment, ~ git the haai,.
au.l tl.,n measured oil fifteen | il
a t,n;,t i the line. wheeled aiout<ed
calmly in,n the faces oi the Aeo
e men. aud fired. The first. secornd
third man dropped without N
l.. Nut,ering = contenp'uons tohea
,;oD of The new rife. Younger, W
y moving f,om his tracks. con''"hi
experiment >eve" t'm'S The ~, i.s
discharged each '.un" the ,sue'ri''l
a. n,,,.tlng caselc>,'v upon ''a meh
=! ~ the Kutiyld. snl iif'c'n layh'"~F'
Iid dead eu the grass.
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Particular attention given
to the Survey Of Lands in
King, Snohomish and What
com Counties. and the loca-
tiOn of the Corners of Lots
and Blocks in this city.
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A. MACINTOSH.
Notary Public aud Conveyancer'
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

-. Cp,atx W1li xttenA g. the par hssf s@t
NV. ....,hsr,. ON Puget sound Special
s,.s,,,.', p.ia e. rr.asfsr 81 Real is'si" sNd
r-ynarat u Taxes. fst7vasss sasiSi'e1 >i'A ~~'-'
fse;Ion guaranteed ..,.,...,,s a.. ..,,.
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How Cole Younger Test his Rifle

E.vcn the past doings OF slounger
BROTHERS. receatly sentenrea impris-
nnmsnt for life under the laof Min
neso,a, may be considered contem
nor,neou. interest. When c Youn-
or WAS with Quan;rell> hl on one
occasion they encountered aarty Of
in,hnwkers. numbering thirsr more.
In iaNhaN ktrs ;, Killed