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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16

Against amendment, 1346
18TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, 81
Against amendment, 1861
18TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, 577
Against amendment, 1868
l4rH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, 572
Against amendment, 1861
18TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, 516
Against amendment, l3O
10TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, $50
Against amendment, 1855
18th PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, 5s5
Against amendment, 1856
18TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment. 7l5
Against amendment, l2l3
18TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment. 7OS
Against amendment, 1928
10Th PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, 7Ga
Against amendment, 12lt
2lsT PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, III
Against amendment, ll3l
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This Company has paid to the families Of
policy-holders over $3.50. 600. during the past
eight years.
If yon want safety, security and fair deal.
ing. insure your life in this Home Southern
Institution.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
Seventh Senatorial District.

SGvtntN S"tNHtUfIu5 1'tstI u"
comprising the Parishes OF Ascension
and st. Jamcs.]
State Senator -flSrrc Laho'!'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16

SAMUEL MANNING TODD. President.
JOHN Fl. PIKE. Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President,
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1873.
Directory
rourth Judicial District.

comprising the Parishes Of ASCENSION
st. James, st. John the Baptist and St.
Charles.
District Attorney b. Earhart.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
EXPENSES,

Tuition and the use of library and
apparatus are absolutely free. Stu.
dents can find good boarding in Ba-
ton Rouge, for about 3l5 a mouth;
and those who form "meSses,"ca
maintain themselves for 81 to S. Il
month.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16

ton Rouge, for about SO a mouth;
and those who form "meSSes,' can
maintain themselves for 81 to SIS
month.
EXPENSES FOR A MILITARY CADET.
Fixed expenses permonth-Board,
lodging and servant attendance,
Sl2; washing and mending, So so;
fuel and lights. so cents; medical at
tendance. 81 +: total, SIG; or for the
session of nine months. Sl44, or a.
that rate for part of session. Paye
bic monthly in advance. COntint
gent expenses per session-estima-
ted-unitorm clothing. S47; text.
books and stationery SD, medici-
mes So; breakages and c%ontlngen.
cies, So; total, $72. Payable S4S on
entrance, balance S24 January l. In
case of withdrawal from the inSti.
tuition, cadets will be charged only
for the time OF attendance, except
that there will he no remission Of
fees for the last two months OF the
session.
LOCATION.
Healthy,an nd desirable for delicate
youths who may not be able to stand
il colder climate.
For further information. address
ID. +. BOYD,
! President.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16

ST.. JAMES Nov. 7TH.. 1873,
LOUIS DUGAS
Recorder.
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In testimony whereof have here.
into affixed my signature, this ST.
venth day Of November 4. ID. 1873,
un this parish and State Of Loui,
siana.
VICTOR MILES,
Sheriff.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-21
local NEWS

Ma. JAMES MONROE has our thanks
:, services rendered to the WORLD.
7uosr who enjoy horse racing should
,,,tail to go to the races in Garden
Valley on the Fourth.
EVERYBODY should attend the Calico
hG to be given in Centennial Hall,
i, he musicians, on the Fourth.
SmE of the business men on Mont
oomprv and Wall streets have inn
moved the appearance Of that portion
d town very much by cleaning the
Streets Everybody on the other
streets should do likewise.
Mas RRYoY. who has been very sick,
isnpidly improving under the care of
DIS Dausman & Berger.
TIE best lumber is to be had of
Tonpkins & Co.
AaRGE number Of children are not
attending school, being afraid of the
iltheria.
GHEmonETERs in shades crawl up
into the nineties these days.
AFTER the l5t Of July we are to
have weekly mail 70 Beuner.
Gas. Mace lett this place last
Tuesday morning with d large load OF
bacon for the Yankee Fork boys. He
TIltake it as far as Banner and trans.
ifittO Nose Kempner's packtrain,
which will take it through.
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THE SCHOOL EXHIBITION at GARDEN
VALLEY.

We no sooner reached the valley
than we Logan to hear Of the school
exhibition, which seemed to be the all
absorbing topic. We had calculated
to be present, but were delayed, and
only reached the settlement in time TO
meet the happy parents aud pupils on
their return from the exercises, which
were held at the spacious hall Of Nc
Laughlin & Howe, and attended hy n
large and appreciatiye audience From
the programme furnished us and the
notes and comments OF thuse present
we are July warranted III saying tnat
no finer exhibition has ever been held
in the county-though there may have
been larger ones. District No. ) has
taken rank under Miss Hattie A. Par
sons in the front rank Of the schools
of Boise county. as is demonstrated
by the performances OF the pupils on
this occasion.
The singing by the school is said to
have been excellent, and to demon
strate that there is no lack of musical
talent among the children of Garden
Valley. Miss Ella Kingsley, who has
been spending week in the valley,
rendered valuable assistance in this
part Of the programme. The essays
of John Schilling, Mary Carrigan,
Eliza Yourne, Thomas Carrigan, Will
lie Kingsley, Annie Carrigan and
Fannie King, and the compositions
of Joseph King, Felix Carpenter,
William Youren, Willie Garrett, Lee
Bunch, Nazarie Carpenter and Mary
Youren, are particularly mentioned
Among the recitations those OF John
SchiIling, Willie Kingsley, Thomas
Carrigan, Fannie King, Eliza Youren
and Mary Youren are especially men
toned. Frank Carpenter, Annie Car
penter, Maggie Carrigan, Willie Mills,
Static Mills and Horace Yonren are
said to have performed their little
parts to the great qualification Of the
audience. John ScbiIling is said t.
have taken the most extensive part
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James A. Dempsey is understood to

q
James A. Dempsey is understood to
have left the vicinity Of the Indians
Immediately after sending to the Gov
ernor and the people a friendly warn.
ing Of the apprehendsd outbreak. His
messenger, VIM. May, still lies in jail
in Boise City, under what authority is
not known-his only ofense, at last
accounts, consisting iii bearing an Of
fetal communication from the Cover
nor, thanking Dempsey for his timely
warning, and advising him to keep
clear of the impending trouble.
Citizens having arms are advised
to concentrate and act together under
leader, for greater efficiency. A
great danger to be guarded against is
the capture of their arms by the Indi-
ans, if exposed, thus adding to the
strength Of the common enemy. Our
people must attend mainly to protec-
ton and defense, in their own neigh
borhoods, aiding, however, the opera
tons of the regular forces whenpossi-
BILE. Vigilance and caution are nee
essary everywhere, but extravagant
and sensational stories, which grow
as they spread, causing needless dis
tress, should be discountenanced.
NJ. BRAYMAN,
Governor.
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and to have acquitted himself with
credit in every respect. The exercises
continued for over two hours and
maintained their interest throughout.
AT the close Miss Parsons was called
out and in her best style rendered
"Curfae Shall Not Ring Tonight
and closed the exercises with some
very fine impromptu remarks 10 the
audience. H. j.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-21
MILL MEETING.

The meeting OF the stockholders of
the Garden Valley Milling Company
was held at Mclaughlin & Howe's
Hall on last Tuesday. One hundred
and i've shares of stock were repre-
scented, most of it outside of the val.
ley being proxies. Frank Farnham
presided, with G. w. Kegrois Secreta-
ry. The following persons were elect
ed Trustees for the ensuing year, viz:
Frank Farnham, j. B. Mclaughlin, j.
Z. Mills, G. S. Kingsley and G. G..
Meffert. The officers made verbal re-
ports OF their doings for the last three
months, showing that they had by
no means been idle. Some $4,000 had
been collected or was available at call
about half of which had been paid
out for surveying, printing and a saw
mill. The saw mill has been DELAYED
somewhat on account of the Indian
troubles, but it is confidently hoped
it will he here and running by the LIST
OF August or soon after. The Touring
mill is to be ordered at once, and the
Trustees promise to be ready for the
present crop. The Trustees have ar
ranged to have the plans drawn in
San Francisco, and the machinery all
adjusted to the plans there, so the
parts will be complete on arrival and
ready to go to their places as soon as
the buildings can be completed. The
buildings will be put under Roadway
as soon as the plans arrive, and all he
ready on the arrival Of the mills. We
are certain the Trustees are pushing
the business and managing affairs iu,
diciously and economically, as far Us
we can Judge. A contract is about to be
let for some 500, 900 feet of saw logs,
which it is calculated will all be needed
between now and spring, as many are
now waiting to put in bills for lum,
Der. We see no reason why, with the
advantages the company will enjoy,
lumber cannot bc made and sold at u
low figure at the mill and still! leave a
margin to the stockholders. The
meeting was very harmonious, and all
present seemed interested and conf
dent of success, Notwithstanding the
hard times. II. J.
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Prospeetors

Gco. Stuck, Alex Siters, Sam Hal
lett Green Martin and Jas. Chamber
lain, who left on prospecting trip a
lew days ago, are now at Forest Dis
met i've miles from Banner. We ex.
Pect TO hear big news from them soon.
VaIle a number Of the lodges in that
'N'flct are subject to relocation. This
camp vas struck in 1866, and much
'Psat IN opening the mines, but ow-
ag 10 the ore being base, nothing
alce has been done. Now that Mr..
"a's can successfully work the ore,
We SHALL look for great results from
'aat neighborhood.
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June II, 1878.
The New Gold Fields.

The stampede to the new gold fields
beyond the Bear Lodge Mountains bids
fair to parallel the Wolf Mountain
rush of last year. A number of
small expeditions have already left
and many of our old miners who failed
to strike it rich in the Hills, and many
others who think this country too
civilized for a white man, are making
preparations to stampede to this new
Eldorado. All the reports that have
come from the new region are favora-
BILE. The principal camp in these new
diggings is located 100 miles beyond
the Bear Lodge, in the vicinity of the
Little Missouri. The prospectors who
were run out of the country last seas
on say that the placets yield far richer
than any one has any approximate
idea of and are much greater in ex-
tent than was at first supposed. The
inevitable results Of these reports and
the frequent skipping out Of small
parties of miners, will be to open up
during the summer that new aurifer-
ouc region which will be tributary to
Dcadw4sd, and which heretofore has
been jcalously guarded by the In
dian.-r Deadwood Times.
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"VAr a monster language" said a
Frenchman, "here | read in re news
papere Eat u man commit a murder,
was committed for trial and zen COM
mitted himself to reporter. No won
der every zing in America is done by
committee
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The Mountain Chief.

y "'l'e at Granite creek last
= ''lneSday the business manager of
~' paper was shown a fine speci-
- " rock from the Mountain Chief
u On Fall creek, owned by Dan
: .'u Brothers & Co. 1t was taken
:. place on the ledge where they
cea to prospect a short time
: a sheet Of gold about tae thick
tbro ' u writing paper extends down
At M Tue ledge as far as prospected
tast S p, point, which is about eight
t,e ev. iney have not yet ascertained
n o ea'e 2 Of the pay, but the mine is
and tI u our richest quartz districts,
psn,. "ielf chances for striking a boz
1a are favorable.
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! REPORT is current in Helena that
General Gibbon, who is en- route from
Washington and shortly expected
heie, has orders to turn over to Cen
eral Brooke the command of this mill
tary district and to repair as soon as
practicable TO st. Paul and assume
command of the Department. Gener-
al Terry, il is said, goes to West
Point Helena Mon. Herald
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Another Victim

ing i. Oody Of a man was found float
Inst 4ST y, Snake river on the I4th
bead al mere ! was one bullet hole in
tohsv wv I'VE in the body. Supposed
Jobp W.. oeen the remains of Capt.
ais bn "a u and killed by the Indi.
estsll;.Ll 1e identity was not clearly
lcDowaIgI,al. ;, The body was buried at
lIs Ferry, where it was found.
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.os,oRce Hours.

reek oays, until further notice,
Durialga %se will be kept open from seven
! n untll from from halfpast twelve to one,
!. s1 I5ols foul. until six 7. M.
% w. MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
law Order office will not be
The Mo III m Sundays; and no Money
opened a. ; az will be transacted on Sat
mdsys al'0i S. @. SILSBY,
Doc 2 1875. Postmaster.
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nn.:11, cures have been, and are
NoSgGhaOtod by PTLE's Certain Cure for
being .erSoids or PILES. For sale at the
DemO Store in this city.
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For washoe Ferry.

hrlss i ! W. Garrett and | S. Wei
Ii Il. f' &C yesterday morning
wash. ; y. X. Stark's place, near
Ar,l, 'erry' portly ON business and
u Iea; : Tender assistance in case Of
u'aa attack.
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y | Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Esnnsly's.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HIEALp BRANCH OFFICE, acs 5R142MA91 o7
ADvERTisEAEXTs AND SALES 0S PAfEkS

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so4oRLxs REaG tSGasq SoE safss,
sysIissktss essoHzykI1IEsz,lmr. r.s.
cLERKs AND sAi.EsMEN-i2rnf fAas-sd col
f,s..s =:
E2SoIs5 S2scisa AcxbREisris1 scR rii Pssses;A ss
bwEEliss HOUSES To LET. FURNISHED AND Ur.
and 4sA cola
EgE1rEioo5n!ss raoags.A .o col "a a., ..,. a
FFiSsHcSlDfEsnrnInr FiSascSfsilm rlss ss.''A ana 0'0 ''
ZEE Aff E6tss HsS S' 10
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zsEr ffllI TAsTiD"rESaLEs.isl. 81 r4a.-s4 and 50
E5EsEs E5Es :s .A .s
hSusEs acoa 4 va Ss:
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eSs'e f:: :
NEW wUrrauiBLIcAr1oNs-7 ri pAeE-ssh col. '.e.. I.
Fias9sohTE FFEHsSssAEasr 6aHN. bassNls r4e.sa COL
ouT 81 FOR SALE OR
ZEAL ks COL
kEWARDS-isr PAcs-ist col.
SALES AT ACCTIOH-2D PAGx--lst and I'd cols.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAos-ist
STU ATOMS WtNTED-MALEs-ic icrn PAcx-sd col
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-lst and I'd coils
HTOKAGE-isT PAGE 5th cot
SUMNER REsOkrs-1sT PAGE-5th col.
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGK-3d col. stit H.t.
The TURF-lsr PAGE.-3d col. ,3- ..s.. Az
TO LET For BUSINESS PUkPoSEs--2 PAaE-Ist col
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE-l2rH PAGE-4th and 5th coils.
UNFURkISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS no LET
IN PAcE--1st col.
WANTED 10 PURCHAsE-lsr PAGE -5th col.
wAIcHES JEwELRY 1o;aisI PAss-s.h : s. col
TO LIT -lsr PAGx-4th col. .4poa 4.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-l0Ta PAcE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1878-07-12
IN THE HIGH COURT or JUsTICE, CHANCKRr Dl
lvtsion- Vice ChanceIlor MainA
To Francis Tddy Greahcad aud Mary. has wife Leonard
Collins and al others whom !, may sopccrn:-

To Francis Tiddy Greatheah Mary wife, Leonard
Collins and all others whom ~ may sopccrn:-
Collins vs. Dingicy. 1877, G., No. 1s9
Pursuant to an order IN the Chanccry Division Of the
High Court OF Justice made by HIS Lordship the Wee
CnsscslIo Sir Richard Mains the hearing
wheren Alfred Collins piaintn and william Dingisy,
samn.l Dngiey, Charles Stoscs. George Eawie and
Peter Pagot were dcfendsnts and dated day ol
July 1871 the above Francis ddy aud
Mary his wife, Leonard Collins and ali other
claiming 10 be Interested In the leas.hod houses
cottages and hcredtAmsnt gardens piece parcel OF
sctshre England. and devised the will Of Wshye
who dtcd Deccmber H. isSf before the SUth
day Of October 1878 como In and their claims
any unde the said Will TO the said premises at the Uha-
0ers OF lila Lordship the Vice Capceor Sir nichsrd
Mains. No stone Buiidnrz Lncoins Inn the county
Of Mtddlescx England, or IN deisu thereof they
solicitor plaintiff and the deendsn,. Peter
nngsno-
rTo JOHN JONES. THE SON or WILLIAM JONRs
and Cstbsrfne his vito. late Of Tysiwyn she parish
Of aAsncr. In the county Of Carn.rvon, aud which
20 an srder Of tho hisn oours e. Jas;ios. Cham
eery. Division. made In tho natter OF tho estate
Of ms,y Thomas, Otherwise Williams. deceased. VINO
Of Carnarvon an the mouth Of January iJ aud who
The widow OF she late john Williams, Of Dyryn. In the
parish Of Botnnof In the said county deceased snd IN
Jones' living OF his heir devses II dead respectively
are or h ON or beore the y day Of august
the said Mary Thomas otherwise wisms under viii
sccruing the death Of the Catherine Jenes
ehamcers Of the Vice chancccr SIR Charles Hail. situate
No. ChAnesry iane. London Monday. the 4ih day Of
November. 1873 nj ~ ococs the said chambers 10
pointed Tor sdJudieatng the claim The said John
e Enzsnd of North Anerics Ia or abcut the yesr
kcntneky North Amer.a 10 ist5 and from Nev Ovieaas
yrsasriek wnnss Adams prsesss vhAnsesyA DessssaA
seer>, Zsn1Ans kanAoas saAkslAes ~ " eAn4n4A
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HANDSOME WAITE TRorTINo GELDING. i5A
% and .s:ndiS :ys Ss 'ss and
NILE Il * 3 5a Is sxt ssss s ss
TOP WISDsoR ROAD WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER.
BAY @ TSssk x fi;s.ss asSSs s q 'i asSss oLp
BAY SoSss .s ss SS
sold for Of ana !. Kind ana true
S1E 70 sISSS 5 EthHN MORGAN
STOCK. i5,l hands high and 7 years stylish.
II ~ S r ss .ss ssa
n SS s H pS 81 uF a1S Double Ma
LIGHT BHHoUoHE, IN GOOD ORDER built BY
GRAY MARE. io,. HANDS HIGH. o YEARS OLD; an
sis kind and true
TOP 81 SIDE Bx" ao%p WAGON in GOOD ORDER.
nAN%DsWMEs % cmEsTSur i'A GnLDING. isx HANDS
sss, % OF? =" d oas Of
safe ior a lady 70 drive; warranted sound and xind
VERY srY II I.isi y" BAY moasE. Ie HANDS nIGH 3
DrSiS m or a%s
earrisle (; has. great endurance anu is warrantsd
knd sns tras r. al as,nsss single Harness and
DARK BRowE Horse. isx HANDS HIGH. 7 year.
.sS s 4. .s
HANDSOME BAY fosY is,s aAs1s nIcu, Z year.
saa .aa ,as ,i 1t q. .s..
Pony Harness and
TOP PoSY PHAElON. NEARLY NEW.
BAY HORSE, 15h HANDS HIuH, lV YEARS OLD: .
good :ompt driver; fxst traveller: not afraid Of
locomotives; stands without tying; excellent Saddle
horse: warranted KIND and true in xlt harness.
BAY MARE, 16 hands HIGH. YEARS OLD; free.
handy drivers not afraid OF cars or hing; stands
without tying; safe for ladies children to drive;
warantea sound and kind and true In all harness. de-
tect in Eye excepted
VAN AMBURG. sired by st John, he BY Gray Eagle,
dam by Hippy, he by AbdalAh; 1o5< hands high,
years old .pronpt, Iame driver; extra pole morse;
CAN SHOW A 2:l5 GAIT and trot full milo
TO-DAY IN 80; has extraordin.'y power. OF en-
durance and 10 warranted sound and kind and in
all harness. Single h arness and
NO TOP SIDE BAR hOAD WAGON, BY DUsEhBURY
4 VAN DUSER.
Also le WORK AND FAMILY HORSES
CLARENCE, By BkARDSLkY. In perfect order; BA
ROUCuE BY the same mAkor; Fix STAT YHAE
TON, by Brewster. Of broeme st. PAKk PHAETON,
by Stivsrs, nesriy nov; ExrEhSIUN TOR PHAE-
ION 81 ton SIDE bar snd full spring Wagons, by the
best makers; g. Phaetons: Double and single Hxr-
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A UCrION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON,
"A -. 2i, % and IS 18th ST.,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Der Mailer johann Gottiieb August Myths. gsborea
den Februar 1s32 hat sch 1864 1885 Calies
epfernt und ists tscitdem ,cholisn.
Euruck geasscncn unbekannten Erbea uud
werdea autgefordsrt, sch odsr In dem Ternine
den
To- MAI. 1874 voRNITTAgs 10 UHR,
bot dem ichne Rcctstrssup
dcsselbcn meden und dasebst weiscrc Anvesuug -
orwxrtcn onfnls Provokat srklnrt
Vermogen ssnen Brben ausxohapdigt wcrden vird.
CALLiEs Ia rompcrn. den "a Juni, 1873.
kqNIGi. KKBIs4EkIcH HTs-COMM1s
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THE TURF.
HARTYoRD TROrs-EACn II HEAT by TELEGRAPH
clxyst w LOWELL.
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slII.LINEsY AND DKnssnlAKINe..

kIHE O. De LACY. ss5t BKUxDwxY. NRxR f9f7i
Vlst. offers Of the most exquisite Of
trimmed Bensst. shade Hsss ssd He.nd Bsss rexsrdss
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hOkSEs. CAI;IIIAGEs. sc.
A UCriON HOUSE or VAN TAssELL ( KEARSEY,
"a Ito AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
MAR 4rH Av.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
5t BvkRf TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On horse that 10 kind and
In harness from one to three days is given
~ test waTanteeA
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FkIDAy) SALE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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HOTELS.

WELLfNGT0R HOTEL, AID ST AND MADISON
w avChoice Rooms 80 et In this elegantly situated
house. with without Board the
summer months: restaurant table dhoe ana Ia carte.
The New York herald., 1878-07-12

RIO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will DO received BY tho Commissioners
OF Drainage OF the town OF Flushing I'll Monday Juy IL
NJ for the construction OF Asched Viaduct aud
Tide Gate" In the village Of College Point Pls.s ana
specifications at the orico OF H. q. BALDWIN. O. r. ti<
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-20
DOTS AND DAsHEs.


London: An important strike by coal
miners in North Staffordshire is APP
pretended.
Milwaukee: A heavy wind and rain
storm here since yesterday which has
done considerable damage.
st. Petersburg: The Turkistan Gag
cite announces that Hudojar Kahn, the
former ruler of Khokand, is at Cabul. Z
Philadelphia: The bark Carlos has
arrived with 153 men, the officers and
crew of the Spanish frigate Pizaro,
foundered at sea.
Cincinnati: Charles Stix, son of Hen
ry Silk, prominent merchant of this
city, committed suicide yesterday morn
ing by shooting himself through the
head.
Constantinople: The ambassador Of
one of the great powers has suggested
that the district of Novi Bazar be joint
ly occupied by Austrian and Turkish
troops.
New Orleans: DR.. Chopin tried the
experiment of TRANSMISSION of blood on
a patient, to strengthen him, in order
to see if the kidneys would work. They
didn't, and the patient died.