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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

WHEREAS, OrriE NJ. Brainard, Of the county
of Alexander in the state OF lllinoi did, on the
10Th of September. A. d. 1877. execute and de.
liver 10 G. o. Patier 4 Co. a chattel mortgage
which is recorded in the recorders office, OF the
county OF Aleaa state of Illinois, In book
&c" Of chattel mortgages. On page 40, thereby
con eying 10 the said G.. U. Patier q Co. the
following described and Chattels, to-wit
Two planners, two ieayerng machines, together
with belts for running same, one stationary
engine and boiler, ETC., 10 secure the payment Of
a certain promissory note mentioned in Id
chattel mort age, and default havins been made
In Repayment SAID note, and In the perform
anee OF certain other OF said conditions Of said
mortgage.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tina, the
undersigned Of said mortg ,ge, by vir tue Of the
terms and conditions oil said mortgage, will,
ON the 2ith Day Of April, A. y. 1873.
| at . o'clock In tie forenoon OF said day, at the
court house, In the county and state aforesaid.
sell at public auction To the highest and best hid
der tor cash. all Of the aforesaid goods and
! chattes
Dated thi. Goth day Of March, A. d 1876.
c. o. PATIER h CO.,
s?s3t Mortgages.
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Ed. Braxton has returned to his old
stand in the Reiser building, where he Ii
better prepared than ever to accommo
date his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense In fitting up
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest i'm
provements and cOnveniences. He EN-
ploys only first class workmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended 70 IN style and win receive
courteous treatment.
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State Of Illinois, Alexander Junty. So, Estate
of James ii. Wild, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 10th
day OF April, M 1873, the undersigned ex-
ecutors Of said estate will present to the
county court OF raid Alexander county, ct the
courthouse in Cairo, Illinois, ut term thereof
tn, 10 be holden their final report oftheir acts and
doings rs executors, and ask the court TO be
discharged from auy and all further duties and
responsibilities connected with said estate, and
their administration thereof, ut which time ana
place such persons as are interested may De pres
ent and resist such application II they choose so
to do, JOHN II. COMMIT,
MILLS W. PARKER,
EXECUTOR.
Cairo, ns., March 2lst, 1878. 2-AwSt
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THE REFORM CLUB.

Meeting Last Nighi-speeches ~ Hon.
n. J. Inscore, Hon. Gee. u. Bpears
ana Messer Wsrd-A Big Attend.
Rnce.
The regular weekly meeting OF The
CAIRO TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB
took place In the hall OF the club rooms
last night, and was one OF the most en-,
thuslastic held for weeks. The attend
ance was exceedingly large. the crowd
being estimated ut between six and seven
Hundred. Speeches were made by Hon.
Matt InscOre OF Anna. Hon. George l..
Spears OF Bement, aud Hon. Messer Wa I'd
a;leading lawyer Of Charleston, Mo. The
announcement that these gentlemen
would be present had much to do with
drawing out so gresta crowd OF people.
MR.. INsCORE
was the first speaker. His address was
one OF the best, most temperate In tone,
practical and effective delivered here
since the inauguration OF the temperance
movement. AS in all other matters, Mr..
lnscore takes practical and commons
sense view OF the temper.
ance question. He is neither
a biggot nor a fanatic, and his address
last night was full Of sound argument
and profitable suggestions. Mr.. lnscore
was followed by
HON GEO. L. SPEARS
OF BeInent, H., in an able and eloquent
address. at The conclusion Of which
HON. MEssER WARD
OF Charleston, was introduced and made
a brief but appropriate speech.
The glee club sang several selections,
and then the books were opened" and
those who desired to sign the pledge
were invited 10 come forward. Fifteen
new names were added to the roll. and
then after some more singing by the
glee club, the meeting adjourned.
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DOWN vvxTzz Exx1H TsETCrs
Old Father Time Caught at Last,
ANumsER ONE RE11AB1rcLocK FOR SO

THREE
the United States % express tr ofs Psnf to me sae
To-
ats6 Ilname and
by once on'
L.
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Estate OF Margaret Cameron, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Administrator OF the Estate OF Margaret
Cameron, late Of the County Of Alexsu der
and State Of Illinois, deceased. here by give
notice thst he will appear before the
County Court OF Alexander County, at the
Court House in Cairo, at the April Term,
on the ora Monday In April next, at which
time all persons having claims against said
Estate are notified anu requested TO attend
for the purpose Of having the same abuse
ed. Ali persons indebted TO said Estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day OF Feb, A. ID. 1873.
WIN. HOLDEN, Administrator.
fgl.W6f
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EXECUrRIx's NOTICE.

Estate Of A. B Stafford. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed execu.
tr Of the last will and testament of A. b. SAT-
ford. late of the county Of Alexander and state OF
Illinois, deceased. hersby gives notice that she
der county. at the court house, in Cairo, at the
May term, on the third Monday IN May next. at
which time all persons having claims against
said estate arc notified and requested TO attend for
the purpose OF having the same adju ted. All
persons indie ID 10 said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated this lsth day Of March, A. ~, ISIS
ANNAE SAFFOKD,
32iWJt Executrix.
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Taxpayers, Attention !

Notice Ia hereby given to all person
who have not yet paid their taxes
that, under instruction Of the auditor Of
state, am compelled to publish the de-
linquent tax list IN order to take Judge.
ment at the May term of the probate
court, and that In order to do this the
copy will be placed In the hands Of the
printer on the 10th day Of April. After
that date costs will be added. Pay your
taxes and save costs. PETER SAUP,
March 20. lS7S.-td. Collector.
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WOOD & COAL.

On aud after this date our prices will be
No Follows
WOOD.
4 foot. by the cord, $8xb.
cord wood, sawed, ~ 30.
l sawed and split, - 90.
Single loads, u 10,
COAL.
Big Muddy.
Ton, % w.
STons, $b6O. fsu
Tons, or more, " w per ton.
PAraradiss Coal.
Ton, S276.
atoms, b 20.
6rons, or more, q 10 per ton.
H-lN 10 " O, ". WaIHtuR b 90.
March 10, IN. aitin
wv .Osrnalji' 81" rfgs " NBt
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Cairo, III. March, 4. 1873.

Having this day purchased Mr. Stusrt's
interest In the above firm, its property, as.
sets and good will, take pleasure in an.
nouncing that shall continue the business
at the old stand; where grateful TO my
friends and the public generally for past
fsvors and patronage, respectfully ask a
continuance Of such iavors and patronage.
W. 4. 6HoLsON.
Cairo LII March 4. 1878. dim
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sheboygAn Water, Ale, beer, Cider
Mineral and Aoda waters.

SheboyHAn water, Ale, heef, C1der ,
Mineral and a0dA waters.
Mr.. Andrew Lohr has constantly on
hand fresh receipts Of the famous She
boygan water, and he Is now ready to
dill orders for any quantity, either bot.
tied, in Kegs, or BY the jug. This water
Ia celebrated for its efficacy in curing
piles, constipation, dyspepsia, headache,
and diseases Of the stomach and liver.
1t is pleasant 10 the taste, and surs 70 do
good to those who take il. MIR. Lohr is
also prepared TO supply families with
ale, beer, or cider, put up 10 bottles or by
the quantity, as may be desired. Also
soda and mineral waters In bottles.
Goods delivered In any part OF the city
without extra charge. 3.3lm.
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Aiucu. e->s~n0 .ss es
C class--Sentiments, original and se.
lected, by the members, and a paper by
Charlie Frank,
B class-Papers by Lizzie Wood and
James Clark.
A class--An interesting paper by VIM.
Wright, Geo. Chr,stman, Anna Gold.
stine. Grace After, Frank Carl aud
Arthur French; and original sentiments
by other members OF the class.
Senior class-ExaminatioD Ia Mental
Philosophy; with essays and select reads
ings.
The examination Oi these classes was
listened 10 with the closest attention by
the large audience. and we're followed
Sy select readings and recitations, in the
following order:
slack Daw Dreams" by Miss Edith
Oberly,
"Maclsan's Child" by Cora Stratton.
"The Lost Heir" by Clara White.
"The Two vagabonds, "by Katie Al.
word.
Miss Mollie Lavender read an interest
Ing and wel>written paper on the ex-
Aminati0ns In the different departments
of the schools; and was followed with
vocal Duet BY Miss Annie Riley and
Hattie Mckee, and piano solo by Miss
Maria Coriis.
FLAG PRESENTATIONS.
Some weeks ago The young men Of the
high school organized 3 military CONS
pany, elected iull compile ment OF off,
GERS, and have since been drilling regular
ly. Tue young ladies Of the school con-
cluded to present the company with a
flag, and the presentation was the last
act on the programme yesterday after
noon. Miss Edith Oberly presented the
flag to the company in neat and ap.
proprlate speech, 10 which Will l..
Wright responded in well.nmed and
pleasant address. This processing,
though last on the programme, was not
the least interesting OF the days exer-
cises.
PROF. ALy0RD
addressed the audience with reference TO
the schools, and gave some interesting
facts concerning the years d0ings. he
said that there were sixty-nve mem
beers OF the high school who had
not been tardy during the
year, aud that the follow
ing pupils had been
NEITHER TARDY NOR ABSENT:
Max Black. Anna GOldstine. Eele Close.
Rosa GeldstIne, Maggie Lonin, Lizzie
Wood, Florence and LOyenis WOotten,
Jessie Taylor, Mamie Taylor and Will
Wright. I've following pupils have not
been
TARDY IN TWO YEARS:
l,oyenis aud Florence wootten, Grace
Hawkins, Effie Close, Mamie Taylor
and Anna Gold,tlne; and still better the
pupils below named, though most OF
them have been attending the school for
FIVE and six years, have
NEVER BEEN rAKpY:
William Williamson, James Cannon,
Cora Stratton. Kate Alvord, Anna and
Rosa Goldstine, Mamie Taylor, Maggie
Lofiin, Carrie Hawkins, Nellie Caven-
der, Florence Wootten. Bette Albio and
Lizzie Wood. This Is certainly 3 good
showing aud speaks well, not alone fol-
the pupils named, but for the school.
ALL IN ALL
our schools, In all departments, arr In
excellent working order, and long
stride forward has been made since the
last annual examination.
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Mrs. Lsttie Coleman has reopened her
laundry on Fourth street, between wash.
In ston and Commercial avenues, and takes
this method Of informing her old friends
and patrons that she 10 again 1t their ser
vice, and solicits their patronage. She has
reduced prices TO suit ths.times.
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Notice Ia hereby gwen that the co-part-
nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name Of "stu.
art g. Gholson, "has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, the said Gholson taking
the assets and assuming the debts Of said
firm. CHAs. r. STUART.
W. Z. GHoLsoN.
Cairo, III. March, 4. 1873.
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Dry salt meats, bacon sides, shoulders
and hams, fierce, barrel ami bucket lard
ALI In gooi stock and Tor sale low az
Nos. 20 and II Ohio leyee.
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Apples Of Geld IN Pictures Of siivsr.
"A word fifty spoken Ia like apples Of
gold 10 pictures Of silver" When the
body becomes diseased, the mind Is
thereby necessarily Influenced. National
wars, state dlssensions, neighborhood
broils and family differences, are more
frequently than otherwise the result OF
diseased and disordered constitutions.
When the body is suffering, the mind,
acting In sympathy. will become irritated
and perplexed. When the physical sys>
ten Is In health, the mind perceives
things in their true light, and the DISPOSE
ton assumes very different
phase. Nothing more directly tends to
destroy the happy, cheerful disposition
OF q woman. and render her peevish.
nervous, and frettul. than \ constant en-.
durance OF uterine disorders. The dis.
eases peculiar to woman take away the
elasticity and bouyancy Of health and re-
duce her body and mind to mere wreck.
DR., Pierce's FAvorite Prescription Is
real pescemaker In 4 family. No woman
sufering from uterine disorders can az.
ford TO be without this remedy. The
| Fayor,te Prescription saves unnecessary
doctor bills, prevents divorces, wards of
suicides, brings back buoyant, joyous
feelings, restores the woman To health
and her family to happiness. 1t is sole
by oil druggists.
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THE HIGH SCHOOL.
The Last Day Of she Examination
ClOsing Exercises.
THE CLOSING EXERCISES

THE CLOSING ENERCIBEB
In the examination Of the high school
took place yesterday afternoon. The
attendance was very large, every tool OF
available space In the large hall Of the
high school being occaphd. The exer.
cisss openso with piano solo BY Miss
Phihs Howard, after which ths b, {. B
and A classes were examined, a. follows
l. class-Originsl sentiments by the
nembers, and b spicy paper. by Roy
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"> cuHfs DlsEAsrsor TIE
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER 4 RLQ0R

In the wonderful medicine to which me Ainicr
ed are above directed for relief, the discoseres
believes he has combined IN hdiMony nnor w. ~
Natures sovereign curative properties Wnion
God has instilled into the vegetable kinsu a,
for healing the sick than were ever peiole Sact
bined in one medicine. The evidence Oh n,S
IL found In the great variety oi mos. uussI In
diseases which II has been found 10 conguu..
the euro Of Bronchitis, severe Couth ss
and the early stages OF COnsumpti0ns y IN
astonished the medical faculty, anu em aaa;csi
phvsicians pronounce II the greatest u'e a..r
discovers Of tue age. While u cures tne 1870 "a.
est Coughs, Il strengthens the system an., pu,sh
flies the blood. BY It's great anu ,no'2 ".
blood. purifying properties, " cures vi
n, Ors. from the worst ScrOfuIa 70 a Son,mi
Notch, PIN pie, or Eruption 1aa,s ! =
disease Mineral Poisons, and their eneoeA "a
eradicafed, and vigorous health am y Ss"Is
uonstiiution established Erysipelass ealS
rheum, Fever Sores, Scaly or m0nS3
AKIN. III short, all tho numerous diseases caui
bv bad blood, are conquered by ms powe''S',
purifying, and iuvigorating medicine
II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have -
face or body, frequent headache or di1sinesr
bad taste In mouth, internal heat or chills 0Ies
nafcd with hot Pushes, low spirits, and gl0omy
f0rcsodings, irregular appetite, ana 9n40
coated, YOU are suffering from Torpid Llvsg
Liver 0mplaint0 only part Of thcse
a,,,sctoms are expcricnced. a. d remedy f0e
y, s'ssh casos. Dr. Pisrce's Golden Medical Dis
.nverv has no canal, as II effects perfect cuSOt
is" Gavin the liver strengthened and heaissy. Y
Z
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CAIRO & ST. LOUIS r. +
THE
SHORTEST SHORT LINE
ST. LOUIS

X EMEMBER The CAIRO and y. LOUIS
IL R.R. is the ONLY Ali RAIL ROI rE be-
tween Cairo and st. Louis under oue man
| agement therefore there are no desys nf way
| stations awaiting connections from otnHr lines
Passengers Going North, NoriheaS, any Wes'
should not buy their tickets until tney have ef-
amned our rates and routes
/. VI. JOHNSON, Gen'l Manager.
u. }. FINE, General Agent, Cairo, III.
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|, W. Hysop cashier OF the sbove-named bank
do solemnly swear that the alb We statement Is
true to the hest OF my knowledge and belief
W HYSLOP. Cashier.
Subscr bed and sworn TO before me this 25th
day Of March, 1878 II. II. CANDEE.
Notary Public.
COrreot-Attest;
II. l.. HALLIDAY,
r. II. CUNNINGHAM
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The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ors o. the Cairo City Gas company for
the sleetion Of board Of directors, will
be held It the Office OF the Cairo City
Gas company, 10 the city Of Cairo. At 10
q. m. Monday, the lst day Of April. 1878.
:. X. Il. GyRouLD. Secretary.
March IS. l670..-6t
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GRNTS.

A Anderson, Chas Ahart. Chas Arnold,
P H Adams, H Benheimer. Henry Brad
shaw. james Berrone, Theo Bledorn,
Vim Byerly, A J Clark, Jas Coleman,
Vim Cope,J G Owens, Patrick Early,
j G Few, l. d Fills, B Hsnnar. Daniel
Hickey, Frank Hefley, Geo Hendricks,
Fl Hardmitz, John Hayes, John Hoag,
j A Hickels, Harden, W F Kefgen, E
LeClere, Edward Louis, Il 8 Lee,
Hannah Louis. j Light, W
Lee, T P Lovsr, II F Morgan.
John MILAN. Jas McHugh, Scott Mitchell,
W W Merrill, W e Montgomery, J D
Parks, Jesse Pulley, John Pierce, J 2
Russell. l. Rease, E Stringhsm, Edward
Smith, Hurburt Smith, 8 r Sargent, W
II Sparks, VIM Scully, VIM Thouatroup,
Mr.. Taylor, Il W Tagley, Isaac Trottsr
Aug Won Zurich, Geo Wilson. Peter
welgeng, X Il Wilson.
GEO. W. MckEAIa, p. M.
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DIRECTORY
AlRO BUSINESS HOUSES.

,ete. ANY business arm can have three lines
pace, in thia column under appropriate heading
The rate 81 81 30 per month or sis per year
syable quarterly III advance.
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1912 PENSIONS.

Under this act, any psvson who scr vsd Ioa ~.
teen dsys or pArtlc,ps.sd In ons battle. N .ne
war Of Isla, e salled 70 pension w o. w ~
mon b FROM date ofapprovsl o. ~; v.S ,viss ~
~ msssss vhst wss tie date Of mAsrisge to re
soldsr' are entide TO the same pension NO
"a al i IN pspcionsrS dfopp from thoioll: On
acSouus Of alleged disloyslv ars fssefsa W
VA .sU Su must BE- ss.eassa bafo's - on
/ ssr Il ceuFt Of record. ,- =. b,..ls
.sSII. ollhon1 gV
n Il. ~ s.ss.. n. N. WasAisssos' p.c'
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Letter East.

The following are the letters remaining
uncalleI for 10 the postoftice IN Cairo,
H., Saturday, March 30, 1873:
LADIES.
Jane Brown, Anna Brown, Celie
Buchner, Daisey Brown, j j Brooks, W
Creation, Flora Clay. Sarah Cameron,
Anna Cutter, VIM Creighton, Matte
Dickerson, Ellen Davis, Annie Douglas,
Annie F Donelle. F + Gsskins. Clara
Guthrie, Amelia Hutchinson, c A Hard'
en-. Hattie Harris, Caroline King, Eliza
Kennedy. Sallie Rich, Louis Rose, Soph
Reed. Bridget Shannon, F A Wover,
Mary williams.
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Her nent.

Suits Of three rooma, over Saup's con.
ieotoaery. Suitable for Offices or sleep
Ing apartmeuts. Apply to
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commercial avenue and Washington avenue.
Clothing and Merchant Tailoring.
JOHN ANTRIM Merchant Tailor and dealer
i'm Ready Made Clothing. 70 Ohio Levee.
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Real Estate Agencies.

NJ J. HoWLEY-ReaI Estate Agent. Buys
md sells real estate, collects rents, pays taxes
Tor non residents, etc. Commercial avenue, be
ween nth and Tenth streets.
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We are authorized n announce X, y. DAVIS %
candidate Tor Alderman from the second
" I'd. Election to lake place Tuesday. April
lesh, 1875.
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+. N. Freshman & Bros
ADVERTISING AGENTS,

1856 W. Fourth St.,
- CINCINNATI, o.
Are suthor red TO receive advertisements Tor this
paper. Estimates furnisned free upon Application
Bend two stamps for our Advertiers Manual
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Local HPe vities

We hear that Mr.. j. w. Strong has
returned to this city.
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new iN.URANCE AGENCY

"A. ~'1 aSswEEss Axssra:
once a. A,exAndSt 70. Bank,
w RJJkSwfsA4ain arst class Cosapaniea
I,rAlsis nss, ssssa,sEs4!ssaasas, I,
1870 ,YhsGN sWt} y
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UISKLE 4 THIsTLEwOOD--
II Cotton and Tobacco Factors and pro-
prietors Of the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse.
i25 Il ~ Commercial Avenue
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Meeting last Night-speeches ~ Non.
n. J Inscere, Hon. Gee. u. Speara
ana Mssser wsrd-A Big Attend.
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Five cents will buy an Infant" Of
superior quality at Henry Schlck's.
| 3.22>lw
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Bank stafenle ul .

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF 1HF
hCity National Bank of Cairo, In the State u
Illinois, at the close Of business, Marcf
10Th, 1875
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Cairo, nls., March 2lst, 1878. .a-l4w4t
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Photography

d, HARTMAN-Dea in Queensware, Toys
Lamps and all kinds Of fancy articles. CONNER
val avenue, corner eth street.
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!. .McGAHEY-Deal In hard and soft luin-
YER, looring, ceiling, siding and surfaced
lumber, laih and shingles. Once and yard
Orner twentieth street and Washington avenue
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-08
An Indian Missionary.

Father Luciano Ossuno arrived
in Los Angeles yesterday, and he
is stopping at the Bishops house.
He is en- route to Lower California,
to visit the mission of San Rosario.
Father Luciano is quite charac-
ter. For years he has been amongst
the wild indians of California as a
Missionary, most Of the time near
Clear Lake. We learn that, when
amongst them, he dispenses with
many of the habiliments of civil
lied life, amongst the rest with
shoes.
Father Luciano is very striking
in his personal appearance. He
wears a full black beard and long
black hair. His complexion is
dark, but both skin and hair are of
dne grade, which, with his spark
ling black eyes, makes him q
marked figure. He looks for all
the world like one of the pictures
one commonly sees Of the Twelve
Apostles, with a dash of the from
tiersman thrown in.
He leaves on the steamer for San
Diego to-day, preparatory to going
down to San Rosario. On his route
he will stop at San Rafael, San
Tomas and other towns below the
line. San Rosario is about two
hundred and fifty miles below San
Diego, just this side of the great
Lower California Desert. He tells
us that, all told, there are about
one thousand Mexicans in that Sec
ton.
Father Luciano has spent much
OF his time amongst the indians of
Mendoelno county and the north
ern end Of the State. The great
bulk of them are still pagans. His
labors have been devoted to con-
vsrting them to Christianity.