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KelIOgs.

The most obnoxious man to the
people of Louisiana that the Radl-
cal party ever gave eminence to Is
the man whose name heads this ar
ticle. The great leaders OF the
United States Senate have outraged
all deeency by voting this politicle
hummer a senator from Louisiana
for six years. Bnt we are assured
by the New Orleans Democrat
that while he was being voted q
seat as Senator by Radicle SEN
ate, Attorney General Ogden was
engaged in preparing Information
for a grand jury to substantiate
the title of that eminent carpet
Dagger to a cell in the Louisiana
Penitentiary. Nothing would please
the people OF this State more than
to have Kellogg serve them 81,
years in the penitenitiary, instead
of having him misrepresent then
in what was once a respectable
BODY. We would like to see Mel
logg, Wells, Anderson, Casanave
and a good many others that hav'
been plundering and robbing tn
State, under Col James with con
Wet Jacket on building railroads
Wouldn't it be serving them right
Il Minden Democrat.
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II any one rashly imag,nes that
the Rag Baby is u feeble or uhealth.
bantling, it may be discreet to in
form snch unphilosophical mind
that the indianapolis Sun publishes
a list of 140 of the leading journals
of the country, which are uncon-
ditionally devoted to the single
handed greenback AZ sovereign OF
the realm of money. The princi-
pies of the platform are simple
sreenbacks first, last and all the
time: no bonds, no interest to be
paid by government, no redemption
in coin, nor in anything; but the
underwriting legal tender. and the
currency in which government is
to transact all its business, receiv
ing it for all its dues, using it in al
its expenditures and dischargins
with it all its debt. The following
list, which we compile from tn
Sun, is significant as indicating tn
sectional prevalence OF the Green
back cause: Arkansas 3 journals
Ohio 10, Indiana II, Illinois IA
Iowa IL, Minnesota 2, Nebraska !
Kansas 5, Missouri z, Vi isconsinl'
Michigan ], Kentucky Q, Texas
Tennessee l, Pennsylvania Is, Ne
Jersev 2 New York 16, Connect
cut 2, Maine 2, Mary land 2, Massi
chusetts 2.
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20 the Editors Of the State OF
Louisiana.

The Louisiana Bureau of lromi-
grafton is receiving many letters OF
inquiry from various sources call
ing for information from farmers,
mechanics, laborers, business men
and capitalists who desire to settle
in this State, or invest capital here.
Our bureau has issued two descriP-
tive circulars, with maps, for the
benefit of such inquirers. Wesbave
sent off many circulars and copies
of Louisiana As 1t Is," and writ
ten answers in response to letters
Of inquiry. Our bureau has opened
hooks to receive descriptions OF
lands for sale, propositions to lease
| lands. or to have lands worked on
shsres-any propositions that may
enlighten the immigrant who wants
to come to Louisiana.
We will record all such descrip
tons of lands and propositions II
our books, which will be open tt
strangers and persons wishing u
purchase; and these descriptions
will furnish the bureau with an ad
ditional fund of valuable informa
| ton for future circulars, and To b
used in our letters in reply to IN
As our board has no funds an
no income except the small amour
furnished by merchants and other
| in New Orleans, who subscribe t
: assist us in our labors, we respect
, fully beg the editors Of the Stat
+ to publish this notice for a fe
: weeks or months, without cbare
: TO the board, for the benefit of III
d migration and the State.
b VIM. BoGEL, President.
u Office Louisiana Bureau OF In
e migration, No. 8 Commercial Piac
y New Orleans, Oct 1877.
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Half of house was cut oil IN
Napa, Cal, and moved away. The
family that still continued to reside
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cred muslin across the open space
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for the information OF those who
haven't had chance to lay in Sc
krit wisdom AZ I have. that one
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SiieriFS Sale.

BY virtue of o decree and order of sale is
sued out of the District Court for the Thiro
Judicial District of Washington Territory.
holding terms ut Seattle, in King county, for
the counties of King and kitsap. in the civil
action of John L. stewart, plaintiff. against
John j. Se.rly, defend dant, duly attested the
2Oth day of February. A. d. 1873, have levied
upon the following land and premises, situa-
ted in the county of King in said Territory of
Washington, and particularly bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
All of the northeast quarter Of section in
township % north of range east excepting
portion of said northeast quarter containing
l13 lOds, conveyed to Daniel ". Post by deed,
recorded in volun II OF deeds, pages 50 and
60 KiEg county records; also one acre and II
rods described as follows: Beginning at the
northwest corner of section in township %,
north of range east, and running thence east
23 rods. 10 feet and inches, thence
south rods, thence west % 1ods, 10 feet
place of beginning, Also 3 acres of land
more or less in the southwest corner Of
section 81 in township % north of range east,
commencing in the center of what is known
and called the Big Slough, and where said
Slough crosses the south line of said section 81
and running thence west to the southwest cor
ner OF said sectior, thence north to the center
of said Slough, thence southeast following the
center of said Slough to the place OF begin
ming, ell situated in King county, Washington
Territory.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
on MONDAY MARCH 25th, A. d. 1873. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ at the court house
door, in the city of Seattle, end county Of
King aforesaid, l will sell ut public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. gold coin, the
above described land and premises.
Seattle, King county. Feb. 20, 1873.
/. V. WYCKOFF,
Sheriff said King County.
l. NJ. HALL, Attorney for Plaintiff. feb23-5t
, 1878-06-15
SUIra.s, 0NS,

In the District Court o the Third Judicial D.s-
trict of the Territory OF Was ington, holding
terms at the City of Seittle, in and for the
Counties of King and Kitsan.
Twin FeIs, Plaintiff vs.. Char es W. Moore,
Celia C. Moore, William \ Jennings and James
Osbo ,rne Cnafles Mcdonald, Henry Wolters
and Charles Fecheimer partners dong business
urder the firm rame apa style % Wo tiers and
Fecheimer Ere derrick VI mick and Richard
Wal'is Defendants.
The United States Of America send greeting TO
Charles W. Moo e, defeudant: You are hereby
required 70 appear IN an actiH n brought against
you by the above ramed r,lartif, in tbe Disiric5
Court OF toe Third judicial District of The Terri
| tory oI Wgsh:neton. h n nr terms the City Of
S.a-tle. in ne County Of King Tor the Counties Of
Xii ard Kl:ssp. and TO answer TIE complaint
fled therein. within sixty days exclusive ofthe
day of -erv;ce( after the GATE Of this summons or
iudemert by defsult will lie tax N AGAINST yoG,
according to the PRAYER cf the complaint.
The SAID action is brought to ob'ain judgment
against he defendants, Charles W. Moore ana
Celia c. looce, feT the sum OF three III usa1d
dollars gold co n. with interest thereon from the
first da, OF Ma ch 1873 he rate o. one per cent
per month, toge her with attorp-ys fee of
seventy five dulsrs md casts of suit an als' to
OBTAIN decree Of this cou for the foreclosure of
a certain mo-'g ge. des~riA d in said complaint,
and xacuted by tue said Charles ". Moore and
Celia 4 Moore the S-l dav Of June 1871, TO Sc
cure the raN me t tf certaiu premisSory note.
da ed on tie S-h dry Of june 1871 made by the
said Cda1l,s " II ore aad Celia 9. N o. e foI tie
>un of three tousand dol ars gcI,l coin with in
terest tn reon al the rate o! per cent Fer
mouth, IA a le to The crier If fdHin Eels, said
iutercs Being payable Oh tie flst OF each and
every cale1d1r month.
Witness the Hon. j. T. I. Wis. Judge of said
Court. , the seal thereof this oh day ofJaue,
\ D. 1873.
JAS SEAvEY Clerk.
BY NM y. ANDgEws. Deputy.
Thomas Buk ke, AHoruey Tor piaintiT
, 1878-06-15
Summons.

In the District Cour: for the Third Judicial Dis
:rict OF the Territory of Washington, holding
terms az lie City OF Seattle, in and ior the
c'uniies Of King and Kiisas.
Fred rick A. MiEick, plaintiff. vs.. Charles W.
Moore. dc endaLt.
n'he United States Of America snnd greeting TO
Charles W. Moore, defendans: YoI hereby
r,Quired to appear in action brough. against
yea by the above named pain,iG, in the District
Cou Of the Third JUDICIAL Disirc. Of the Terri
toi of Washington. holding terms at The city Of
Sea tie, in the Count. of King for the Counties
OF King and Kitsap, and to atswer he complaint
filed therein. githn sixty dars iex.'lHs'=e of the
day OF ssrvce), after TIE date Of this suHlenas
judgment by deiaul, will be token agiinst you,
according to the prayer OF the compl int.
The said action is brought to r, cover a iudC-
mept against you for the sum of Three hundred
and seventy seven S-l0O, due plant if upon a
balance of account tor vices ~ him re,Gered at
your special instance aad quest, between the
first day of Ap'il, 1877, and tue eiehieruth day
of April, 1875 and for costs of suit aud far in'ee-
est on the above sum
l.. S Witness the Hon. J. r. Lewis. Judge
OF aid Court and the seal tnereof this Goth day
OF April, A. d. 1873
JAS SEAVEY, Clerk
Bv VIZ II. ANDREWS Deputy.
W. IL White and Larrahee 4 IianforG, httor-
neys for Pieintiff.
, 1878-06-15
Summons.

In he District Court for the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Washington, hold
ing terms at the City Of Seat lie, in and for 'be
Counties OF King and Kitsap.
CHARLES MCDONALD and JAMES OSBORNE,
Plaintiffs. VS. CHARLES W MOORE, Defendant.
The United States of America send greeting to
Cha les W. Moore, deiGndan; You are hereby
required 10 appear in an acti' n brought against
YOU by the above named plaintiffs, in the D>tric
Cour, Of the Third Judicial District Of the Trrl-
tory OF Washington, ncding 'e:us al the c ty of
Seattle. in the County Of klug. Tor the Counies
of King and ki;saP, and t" answer the ccppll int
6led therein. within sixty dlvs exclusive OF the
dav # service), after the date OF this summons or
judgment by default will be taken 6 inst you,
according o the PRAYER o. tine complaint.
The said action is brought to i-cover a iuGg
menl l. ainst yru for money. 10 wit: the SUN of
one thou'aud dollars in gold coin paid by said
plaintiffs at your reque-i and for your and
benefit on the 18th dav o. April, 1873, aod inter-
est thereon aud co is OF suit.
r.. s. Witness tie Hon J. Z. Lewis. Judge OF
said Court. and the seal hereof this 20 day OF
April, A. D., 1873.
JAS. SEAVEY, CLERK.
B WM. II. ANDREWS. Deputy
". r White and Lairanee & Hapford, Attorneys
for plaintiffs.
, 1878-06-15
SheriTs Sale.

rv ir, o of an order Of sale ;ssued ont of the
District Court of tbe Third Jnd,ciat Distrc, of
Washinoton r rr,tory h IJinr t,rms Mt The Cuv
Of Seatt,e. in kim Comfy. On the 18th day Of
FEBRUARY A D.. ISIS in the case pumoer 3;4
w erein James Crawford ,n,, Wm A Harrington
n,rtners doing business nnder the firm name OF
tYr4wford & Ua,rnctnn are nl,n,iGs and Thom
as ] Ja,kson and fI;zI Jactsop. his wife VIM
B,u3ton. James Scot, and Andrew Moore are de.
terdanfs con srjidat.d with cases numbered IA
2q3 4 291 on a ;udy rent and decree therein rem
derrd in said { GU, on the 18th day Of Fe' ruacy
A d 1873 and to me directed commanding me
to make sal. ,b. property mentioned and oe.
SC, ibed in said decree to satisfy the following
n .,.;men,e, to-wi:
F,rs, iu, clneu. N case .- 364, f,- the SUN Of
So 353 ~ gold coin, with iater-s, Il, one and e1e
half per cent per month from February 18th ltsaa
until pai,, tor .ther with the sum OF three
cent oa t. e amount recovered as attorney
for plaintiffs attorneys, aud for costs OF Surt,
with arcruiug and increased cosis. -
Second Judgment Tor balance re, ing due
, 1878-06-15
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, 1878-06-15
Admis GO.

Notice is herebv gwen that kcunder
IN order of the Prohae Court of King
Washington Ter itoIv made and entered
2:d day Of March, 1878 appointed
TRAITOR of the esiate of William P. Dinsm"
ceased, including the arinership esta e.
re & McElroy,
All persons having ella ms aga'ns, the indi,.-
estate of said William p. Dnsmore against
said partner shin estate of Dnsmore & McEirt
aie required to present the same with the peces
" vouchers. within year rom this date, =,
the undersigned at the office of NcNaught & Lea
ry, in Seattle. King County aforesaid. II such
claims be not so presented within one year, they
will be barred by law
Seattle, ". T., April l2,h. 1878
Al BERT DINSMORF.
Administrator as aforesaid.
McNAuGuT & LEARY, Attorneys for Estates.
DIV s.;
, 1878-06-15
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