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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-30
Delinquent Assessment Notice i.

rro TIMOTHY LYNCH-YoU ARE HEREBY
notified that have performed labor on
the Excelsior Mine, situated in the Eureka
Mining District, Nevada. since 1860 up to the
date Of this notice, amounting to one hundred
and sixty dollars f$l60) in gold coin Of u s. of
America for your interest Of 200 feet in said
mine, and that unless You pay said amount
within 90 days after the publication Of this
notice your interest in said mine will become
my property by law. NJ. 2. MURPHY,
Eureka, New, Aug. 81. A. d. 1873. au2S-9Od
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-30
Delinquent Assessment Notice.

rTvo II. voRBFRG, HIS HEIRS OR ASSIGNS
You are hereby notified that have per
formed labor on the Montezuma mine, situated
in the Eureka Mining District. Nevada, since
the enactment of the mining law of Congress-,
approved May 10, 1871, and for assessment
work as required by said law. in the sum OF
Eleven hundred dollars (t11C0l In q. 8. gold
coin--interests In said mine are divided Is fol-
lows Julius Kohl 800 feet H. vorberg, 800
OF said labor, amounting TO $3.50 within 90 DAYS
after the publication of this notice. your inter-
est In said mine will become my property by
law. JULIUS KOHL.
Eureka. Nevada. August 20, 1878. aug2O-sn
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Laschesncz Iende, OF the steamer st Laurent,
hence at thanks for special
observations made in connection with tho HERALD
weather service
SHIP KATE KELLocK (Br, from San Francisc" for Lv-
erpoo before rsportsd safely owed TO Punta Ares
where She last accounts charge OF
tain. ~ho WAS awaiting instructions from owners.
BARK ARcoNAUr 6 orr. Moo. from Baltimore Oct for
Trieste Fortress Monroe 5th leaking badly. her
back to baltimore
KARK ARAB SrERp tSw) from New York for Amst crdam
which into Halifax I'd Inst sprung leak three
after leaving port although she reoorts exoerencing ne
weather She making II inches water nm nour, aud
(Nor), Invmdron. from Wilmin ston, Nc,
for Enore arrived at Delaware Break Get with
Mi hands except down with fever The and one
had been buried IT sea.
BRIG fKPuBLIc (Br,, Thomp.on. from Pernsmbuco.
rived vt Hampton Roads Oct s, isaky.
PRorKUs 3O2 tons built Bucksport Me- In 1857
has been sold nj 81. 400.
scnR LINDA OF Eastpors owned by Capt Daniel Evans.
s ashore near pisby Ms will prove loss Cargo
(niackere and other fsl) isinsurec
scnR NANCY sMITH, from Savannah for Montevideo,
back Tybeo Oct S. leaking badly In topsidcs and
will probably haul out tor further cxamin alton.
scHI ANN ELIZA, Hallock whick towed into Nav
port Distress In. been repaired and will sail for Pha-
d-phia The foremast has been replaced with entire
new spar mainmast has been pped and rehed
the whole Of her lower ana running rgging
has also received new coat of paint.
Tho prce Of the brig Renshsw. whose sale
n lew days ago, should have been $3.50, and not
printed.
HALIFAX Ms Oct 5-Schr w White of Lockport 10 70.
IOrted diam anted and abandoned In the West indies
insured in this city, with her cargo tor $4,000
PORTSMOUTH, MI, Oct 4-Ths wrecked schr Samuel
Knight lying OF Dover Point. purchased
private sale yesterday afternoon by Roer Cotton OF
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
BUTLEleS BRIDE.

Morris Butler, oil No. ~ Essex street, this city, yes
terdsy reported TO Chef Donovan. Of Hobokeu that
MS vile had away iron. her home taxing all hrs
money aud Jewslry he had reason TO suspect that
she bad aeu to Hoooken TO await an opportunity 10
return ny one OF the Bremon stea mers TO Germany
Butsr described himself as q mmkman aud told
Sergeant kipge, VINO made tour OF the
hotels with MIN, that among hIs best rout
customers was holoi or boarding house 10
Tbirty-sighth stree where has runaway vile
was empoyed. He became quite intimate witb her,
aud tour weeks ago they were married The bride
appeared to DO happy and Butter suspcct. her
lcklsuess until he returned home on Tbursday aud
found her missing Butler stated that he DID not do.
his wc 10 be brought back n he could on ~ re.
cover his money and jewciry. Tho police have thus
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

Bark Maitland CNorJ, svendssn Antwerp-Funch. Edge
10.
BARK Atlas (Norl. Mosrsseh retta->locovich Co.
Bark sem,io Ausl. feIrno. - Eazsire-slocosich a
Co.
Bark Zsnrak tNor,, AaihoIm Bordcaux-c Tobias & Co
Bark Gaetsro Cicciuardo uta, tccinardo. Marsc.i
Siocovirh n Co.
BARK Nswcomb tBr. Newcomb. Marseies-P New
ius * Sou.
BARK Arabella Poru Pacheco. Lisbon II Swift Go.
Bars soladds tNor Pederson. Constantnopie unch.
Edge & Go.
Mark Elyerhoi CNor. Natvis, cons autinopis -BOek-
Bark Ephram Williams, Keen. Mobile 4 haribus 4
Bari Anroiuetts Ger. Mass Newark. NJ-Hermann.
Rark Nymphen fNor,. Kjrll. Newark, NJ-Benhsm 4
Brig Liberty. Devereux. st Thomas-Peni.,on TO-
X Ca
Brig Long Reach. Anderson. Santiago de cuoa-J +
Rriy sirius tsr) Mcdonald st Johns NF-Paul T Ger
schr WIN Jones. Coax. Maranham-Bu 4 Pond.
Schr anna Barker. Snowman, santos via kfchmond
va-Milrr Hong
schr AIDA Doans. Nickerson. Inaaua-B wenb ,rg &
Co
Schr Nu,ato. SIN al. acmel Simpson, Ciapp Co.
Schr VIM x Barry tBr. Dau lass. 81 John. NB-P Ne
Schr lila VI Warts Watts Pensa .oia--Parsons h ioui.
Schr Drew. French Jacksonvi etieorgo II squire.
Schr v simmons, Camp6ei j Jacksonville Warren
sehr Katie Ranger. Hardy. Charleston j ames Van
Brunt.
Srhr II L ames, James Baltimore Vim Chalmer..
Schr Dolphin Chadwick poston-,,hns living.
srhr Il A Forsyth. HoDbie, stamford -Stsmford Manu-
facturin ,t'o
srhr Eclipse. Dixon Orient-C.rtwright Doyle.
n Brig Katie DAM for Kingston y, was cleared 4th
b. Leaycratt 4 Co mot ss betorel.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

Sailed TO .o.h. brig Lie Honrhtou. Rose. New York
schr Kate cAretan tRr), Thorndike. do
DRY " AtBoR Ja scot i3-Arrvsd schr Ahco Stetson.
kinr - Anus BAY. Ja- .
EAST LONDON Arrived bark Azeiia (Br). Key
nolds, Boston
FALMOUTH. Ja. sept Arrived, schr znga. Drysdae,
Sailed 9th schr Victor, shsrrett. Port Maria. .
HALIFAX, Oct Sailed. steantr canadian tBrl, NC
KINGSTON. ia. sept 22- Arrived, smers Ariel tBr
Hollis iverDoo tand sailed IA for Vera Cruz 24ih.
Sailed a6lh. brig Julia y Carney. Arey, New YORK via
Ola III arbor
.LIvknrooL Sep. so-arrvs', ship William McGvery,
MALAGA Sept 10 IN port brig Fred Thompson Br,. for
United states
port IL. bark Abby Bacon Merrill for New York.
MoSTatAL. 4 ct 3-Arrived, steamer Semiramda tBrl
Brown Lysrpoal: cornthian tBr,. henzies, glasgow
wnthrop. Baker sorci. ship Lake superior tBr, stew
aaile I'd. steamer dominion tBr). Bonchstte, Liver
poo shp Midas !srj. Mckmlay, SUNDERLAND
lopklns. Nsw York
fosr Al pnINcE Sept II Arrived schr Wyoming, from
Saled sept is. brig W ID Andrews. Elliot 81 Nicolas
Ponce rk sept 2i-In port. schr Promenader tBr for
Qusnlo. OFT II Cleared. ship Maryborough tsr, Thomp-
sou. Acwcastie bnrks Cairns l3r Bell do; Maretis
tSwei over .aari. London
Passed Faith. Point 9Th, steamer Polynesian (Br).
Brown. from Liycrpooi Tor Montreal
no JAHhIRo sept o0-sailed. steamer Genogan tBr,.
sounAsAYA. Aug s-Arrved. bark Nellie Brett. Davis.
New ior,
SINGAPORE, Aug 2!In port. bark Samuel D Carlton.
tr'. ardwick shorty expected from Hong Kong.
70 IN the 6ssth tor New York to load chiefly owner
from Penany t" Load for Mar,eles
sr MARC s.pt la-saied orig Louisa Price iay). VIII
ST JonS. Nh Oct Cearel. schrs Anna Currier (Br).
Van New York; II v Crandall (Brj. do; larry Il
YAnnourm, Ms. Oct 2-Arrived, ship Nuneio (Br new,
Sheiturne.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

steamer uelvesia tB. Thomson Liverpool via Queens
s,s.ms, s.rea,s Csr. wsssssr. naliv'a Southampton
steamer siaoni. (BD, MeFee. Bristol. E-IIsndsrson
Bros :.
steamer Mosei Ger). Neynsbsr. Bremen via soushAmp
ton Ueirichs a Co.
s,ssmsr De Ruyter tBsla). Falx. Autwerp-Funch.
steamer Beroiua lBr,. Allen. Hsvrs--Jo Ohm seaxss
steamer Linhope tBrJ. BsexiAw, Hsvre-Funeh. Eeye
steamer City OF Para, Carpenter. ~ Thomas. Para.
Perm rmU CO aid ko Jansiro-C.n Mallory Co.
steamer City OF Merida neynoids, aud Mexican
pofts-Y Ale xandre Sous.
steamer state Of Texas Nekerscn. Gaiveston-C II NAL
steamer Hudson eager, New orieans-C Clark 4 Seaman
Steamer Margaret, Holmes. FernAndins-wm Clyds
Co . -. .. -
steamer Char pIon. Lock wood. Chareston-J W Quin.
steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrenec. Richmond and CITY
Point-Old Dominion steamship %
steamer uId Dominion, Walker. Norfolk old Dominion
stsan,sr John Gibson, Travsr.. Georgetown Dc-J l.
stsan,.r vineiand, Bowen. Bstimore-J Krems.
steamer Ann Eliza Warren. Pulls adelphs James and.
Steamer General whitney. Hslstt. boston-H y dim.
ship otto Antonio tsor). Gunderson. Loudon-Funch.
Bsrs francisco q 1,sB. Lensini Londoa-Attio Giu.
nio - -, ~.,.,,
Bark sueg tai Pagano. Cork Tor orders Attiiio Giu-
B.rs Ionisn tBr) Cave Cork for orders-Funch Edye
BARK Ursus Minor tNor). johnson Queenstown Tor
ders-Benism bvyesen. =
BarE Minnehsna tBrJ, Browning, Londondery-G
Bars Frsidg tsorJ Berg, copenhagen-o Tooias a Co.
BARK Betty storrsr tssrj. susi, hamburg -Dii kad
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Nav Bedford Sd schr Mary G Curren Dyer
Provucstown not Wm roEis! As reported yeserday).
letter received board bark Rainbow, Return
Reef dated Aug IL, reports the following whaers At
anchor til :-Barxs KRinDow. Cogan NIB: John How
homAn. DO: Coral. Oven. do; prosrsss, rp rLaphsm do;
seen whales and awaited iRvorabie wind to return
Point barrow Anoth-r letter OF August 20,
Point thore barks Northern Light Mellen
NIB: Eliza, Murray. do; Mercury Hiekmoti. do; Abr.m
Barser smith Dawn Keenan,. san Francisco: sever al
rhe Mercury had struck and lost tho
only whs,e Point Barrow The brig w II Allen was
atove by ice Aug At Cape Smith, and bark Florence,
keenan, san Francisco. Point Barrow by ic.
Barrow Aug 10: also Abrsm Barker same day the
whasrs 20 gain IL the ice would allow.
Reports with oil and bone
John Rowland 25u bbs wslrus oil Rainbow. LOO lbs
bone: Pacific bbis oil and = 70 bs bone and brig On
ward bbls oil and 500 bone-s since leaving st
Lawrence Bar.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER, Aug l4-Psssed ships Resolu.e. Hickels from
New ora yokoh anna; 18th, ZJuave. Means Io do.
BARROW. Oct 3--Arrixed. bark Ebians urj. Barry. 81
John. Nh.
BsLrAsT IAsept 2sArd,sd, bark seaward tBr,. Cobb.
81 john NIB 81
Newcastle. NsW.
sailed Aug i6, brig Gnisthca tSw), Wesonberg, Pa
dang; 18Th. Petonehs Dutch), koter Cocos Island to
load cargo te) OF wrscksd kobt Portner from Kan
Qoon Tor III hAnnel, ut t6sU
In port anu on the coast Aug ~ slips Hoogsy frost
Flying Eagle CroweI, sanford Sisepsr Hope, Cur
lis; as BAILEY, Ienp~y; barks : Wusvw. Morton; Iva
II Fisk. Gouid; Antioch. HemsnwAy; Alice. Dyer, aud
Mohican, Berry, unc
cAlLAo, sept Arrived, ship Frank FLINT Br) EvAns
Bombay. bsrks Marion King tBrD, Lewis. AmDoyans; (;
10th. kutlanashirc (Brl, San Francisco. ~,
sailed sept II, ship Aiexandrovna tBr). Chnrehiii,
UusaJpi.
cAnAmiSs sept 2b-ln port bark Bro,hers V.lson Tor
OF Hattefas Monitor. katoD, tor do brgs Merritt
no ~dea from Nsw iork dss; Florence Mary tBrl Cor
oett. for of iatte.M NAY Comery. Terry. Tor 90
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

Sailed schrs Lamsrtne, Smith Port Johnson; Aiigs
tor suAype. New York
TACOMA. opt 20 Sailed. barks Samoset. Csmsron,
san francisco; Frei T. Litchheld, spaulding, do.
bNtlARD u AVEN, Oct 3-Arrved, schrs Rising Sun.
Jones weehawker tor Boston; Sarah Jones, ftnnev.
Port Johnson for do: Lowe. do ior salem
star. thomson do tor Bangor: Midnight. Dixon South
Amboy Tor fortisnd; Earl Edwards. Hoboken for Den
nisport; Nxdab. do for Bel fast Clara tBr). Como
d. Tor nal,iax; Julia Elizabeth. stover. Rondoas
Moncton M; Anna Murch Woodward Boston tor Phil
melpia; Maggie Ellen. Jittleohn Farmngdaie for do
Cabmin. Sw IN. Dresden Tor do q Brainerd, kenes'
ton. Dix Island for do R,heccs II Queen Cain. for
do: Active Matthew'S smithtown for do teogia McFar-
land Harrington do for baltimore Marion Draper Bal
ley Hallowell Tor Georgetown DC. Fred Smith. Brown.
Boston for New York; Fannie Butler Warren. Gardiner
do
saiIed-schrs Msville Ira Bliss Paine Honest Abe,
S Nightn :ae. Annie Murch. Active. Maggie Ellen
Kepeeca Queen. * Csbada Marion Draper Georgia
Mcfarland. Nellie Frank, Midnight. Clara Br,. and
Brainerd.
4h Arrived schrs skinner Thrasher Gardiner TO.
Washngtnn silver SPRAY. Russell Perth Amboy
orr aubrey. st John, NB tor Havana; Ross lBr) Nil.
ier. Winds " for New York
Saileu-schrs Earl, Julia Elizabeth Muskee Nadab W
VI Sargent Sta-, Sarah Jones, Rising sun Fred Smith
Pam utcr u skinner, Aldytha tr) II Ross (Br
Passed oy-schr Warren sawyer. from Windsor f,r Al
WILMINGTON. NC, Oct 5-Cieared, brig Brazilian
(Nor), Back. Rotterdnm.
WASiiINGiOS DC, Oct 3-Arrivea. schrs NoIlie Hand
Hand kennebec River; Annie Gaskill Ggskili, New
YORK: Carrie Knott. Barrett Phadcphia Lottie somera
do; Ivans In .ersol, ana Ephralm 4 Ann Hoffman
do; Laura q Wolf Ewing. do.
MARKHAM, Oct 3-Arrived. schrs Lady Antrim. Gar
ter New York; Atm, Agricoa. Whittemore. do Angler
WEXFORD. Oct 4-saiied. schr Cora Hines. New FORK
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRISTOL. Oct 5-Arrved, Arar-t Aus). Mohovich. Now
York: Luxor (Br). De Long, Philadelphia.
CARpIrr. Oct 5-sAiled, steamer Rheois tBr). Gamen,
New York.
CALCUTTA, Sept 6-saisd. ships Champion tBr), Cook
New York; Oct .. Cumeria tBr). Stewart. do.
DEAL oct 4-Arrived bark ErnA Ger, Schultz, Bati
more for Bremen.
DusLls. OCT 4-Arrived, bark JAS Boyd (Br). Richan
Baltimore
DuxxIaK. Oct 4-Arrived. bark Northern Chief (BD.
Miller New York.
GRKESocK. Oct 8 3-Sailed, brig Beaver tBp. Williams
Hampton Roads
GIsnALrAR Sept 29-sailed, bark Un,on Wives United
States
HULL, oct 4-Arrivod, bark 81 Joseph (Sor, johnson
New York.
HAvRK Oct B. Sailed. bark John Campbell (Br), Ian
Kenscn. and Tjomo tNor. Barhe. new York; Giuseppe
Csstagiioro Qtai. Ferrars, Now Orleans.
LivERpooL. Oct 5-Salsd, steamer Palestine tBr).
whiteway. Boston; bark Northumbran tBr. Piggis,
United States
Lospos. Oct 5-Arrivsd, bark Banksde tBg. Watt,
Charieston schr Rss iute tBr Lawrence, wimin gton
NC
Lizard Oct 4-on bark Douglass Campbell tBr). Lored
ley from New York for Dankirk 5sh 40 An. steamer
Csnaaa FRI. Pranguel. do Tor iiavre
LIxsRicg Oct 4-Arrved bark Enehantress tr). Brad
lev Baltimore.
MossKL RAY tAfrca). Sept -ssied. bark Anna Tay-
ior CBr). Psrcivai, United states.
MAassILLEs Oct 2-Arrived. barks Christina tsp), su
reda Charleston; Julia, Higgins. New York (bcore
ported without date.
NKwcAsrLk. Oct 5-Arrived, bark Antoinetta (Aus,
DUN ch New York
PRAwLK PoIsr Oct s. on shp Lizzie Ross tBr). Hall.
from New York for Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN Oct A-Arrived bark Anal (Nor). Lanoe.
New York.
Also arrived 4tn. PM steamer Abyssins (B. Murphy.
New York Tor Liverpool tand proceeded).
sailed 4th. 80 Pm. steamer Britsnnie (Br). Perry
urom LiverpooD, New York.
Kourx Oct 4-Arrived, bark Gna txer), Ander.en New
York.
scLLY Oct A. on srks Janet Forbes tBr, Kane IRON
baltimore for Dunkirk Protector (Aorj Gundcr.eu Now
York for Hamburg
Taissrs Sept 3u-Arrivej bark Giuiio taD Paoliiio.
New York.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYmKAp, Oct 5, PM-Wind moderate; barometer
29y5s
PLYxourn. Oct 5-wnd msdsrats, dull, barometer
20O1.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
SAILED.

Steamers Crca.s ala (Brj Tor Glasgow: CITY Of Rich
mond tYr) LIVERPOOL Helvetia tir) do; Sor tr
HUI; Sdonian tBri, Bristol Devon (r) Nose a;er.
City Of Para. Rio Janeiru Gc: ty OF Merida
Havana. &e: STATE of Texas .a.sstan; Hudson. New
dina: City Of Macon, Savannah Champion Chareston
Jehn Gibson Geore eetown DC; Old Dominion, Norfox; ;
Bremen: barks Prosperina tAnsl. Bordeaux Germsnia
(Port), Oporto; Eiiz 5 Miliigan tBr). Ant xerp.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
SPOKEN.

Ship Anglo (Brl Jordan from Huanilos for
Europe Aug .. lat 46 % S. Ion 10 W.
Bark Jonn smith Jones. from Boston for Barbados,
Sept IA lat 80 81, lou ~ -.
schr Impress Cobb from Msyaguex for New York OF
New Haven all hands sick, Oct 3, OF Hog Island: had
been q OF HAtteraA
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

wanted better game, and that much easier 10 be
caught IN their eyes. We must not forget one woman
saw the man as nc was crouching beside The BILLINGS
fence
The speaker here became too much exhausted TO
continue for the day. and the Court adjourned until
Monday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WILMINGTON NC Oct "a dangerous sn Is reported in
tho Dram Tee" aud the Orton panta
tioa in the neighborho Of the lower jettes
It Is believed though Informant Is not certain 1t
said channel NJ point where IL Is
narrow should removed before serious
q vessel.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
sails Destination.
0fe

DATES OF DEPARTURE YORK FOR THE MONTH
OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
Oct. 5.

WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.
Nxw YORK. Oct 5-Noou.
Tho Western Union tmo hall tell correctly to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VAIIONS.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
WEATHER REPORT.

29y5s.
PLYxourn. Oct 5-wind moderate, dull; barometer
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
A Child Marvel.
LECTURES BY A FOUR-TEAR
OLD NEGRESS.
fCuurlt.r-.. uurlial

lNuulIti"'ouI Htti.
There is now in Louisville a negress
wllu is ii perfect child wonder. She Is
il Stliptural marvel. She does not even
klIow ler letters, yet SHE can quote ac-
urtttiy LlJ passage Ii the BLUE. =,
AT the age of nine, months she could
talk. aud would frequently tell her
mother what her idea at heaven WAS.
A. she grew older she would sit tor
hours aud expatiate en the beauties
ami giotlts oi the other world. lht
u,,t coiure,l folks wouid listen to her
sayings tor hours.
A, the age OF three years she began
to lecture ou heaven, its wonders, or
Gml aud His umnipntcnt power. She
has lectllei in many places, Hnd Has
| e. .s.alch i, tHFp4s in every piuce she i'ae
wet visited, Tae prp,iig lectnred at
lhc York street eol.uetl CHURCH yesSes-
day atternoo'!, aud ut night spoke t" Il
large crowd ut tllc Green Street col".e'l
cnurch Her spttch was good sind heI
dt livery impressive.
A reporter pt the Cuorier-Jour.al in
| teIrngated llrr last night.
"What is your name, little girl ="
Alice CMtney.'
'How old are y0u =
'ise Just four years and twenty-eiglt
days odd to-uigslt,'
w here were you hnrna' -
i WAS born iii Liverpool, England
cross tlp Atlantic ~
How long since yen felt the power
within you Z
L don't know; Ise always felt the
power of God
'Whatido you talk about when you
speak t0:tlie crowd u
j talk about. Jesus, about the llea--
veuiy things about how Jesus died
and was crueiBed boy he rose again
in three days and zsittettl on the right
hand of God .
Can you spell =
No, sir; | don't know my A B Cs
yet.
She then went on iu a rapturous
strain about things biblical scfipturat,
completely nonplussing the reporter. :,
She was accompanied by two la bored
men. They talked in an enthusiastic
manner about her. She said in her con-
versatioB that she believed in two kinds
of baptisms. She spoke of the different
modes of salvation !; how to reach para
disc how fn l,e converted from bad
man to u go'm one, etc. Her sayings
| were entirely niiginal, and were not
spoken in Il llesitating voice; but in a
quick, keen and foreible manner. AS
young as she Ia, u negress, without
education in the principles she sets
forth, her power partakes- Of the mar
velous. '.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16

PAT's WAY OUT OF A DILEMMA
Among tlie candidates for appoint
ment to vacancy on the police force OF
in Irish town WAS one Patrick Murphy,
whose appearance before the mayer was
hailed with cries of "He can't write
The mayer said he WIS only there to ta ke
down the names of applicants, who
would come, fortnight later for exam
ination. a friend set Murphy, in II fail.
round hand, tho copv'"P. P.strick Murphy
and kept him practicing at il assidunnsly.
When the eventful day arrived. Take
that pen," said the mayor, ";ind write
write your name." A Pat took up the
pen excianatinns arose. "Pat's writin:
he's got quill in his fst!'' "Small good
will it Il him; ha eta't write with it.
All were dumhfoun,led when Murphy
recorded his name in Il bold ronnd hand:
and the mayor DECLARED "That'll do;'
hus one of them shouted, "Ask him tn
write somebody else's name, Yer honsr.'
"Write nv name. Murphy" said the
mayer. "Wtite yer louor's name!" ex-
claimed Pat. "Me commit forgery, and
soin' into the police! l daren't do it,
yer homer" e.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-16
JUDICIAL ADVERTaSEME%
EDUBs4EC SALE.
.'ROBATE COURT, PARISH OEST. LANDRY.
No. $500.
ESTATE Or YVES D'AVT.
ESTATE OF YVES D'AvT.

BY E;r:H>.nfstn or,ieruf the Honorah' Probate
In't to i.a parrish DI st. LauIIy. tilcr WI he
sold q. pun.lc auction - tue h!gic>. h-,itlcf
y t'"- nlrleIs!snett trutllx II any du ) u!Hii-
lc" "'.ciloncer at Louis Ptrry's near the Town
u u Ci',i"'l5ts III the parish OF st. Landry, on
WE'D -,EoDAi. December 4th, 1878, the f"ll"W-
'S ucs,ilbtd Property belonging tu the estate
II Yes D'ANy. Decreased, t.-Tlt:
/. A certain lot ol ground situated III me
OWE of Opeintl>as. with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, on whicl. deceased last
resided, bounded Horth hy property ot Harriet
'.achit}elie, cast ~ Union street south by
had"iii Jean lrtI.cis, west by Main street.
'eliiS salle property purchased at the success
"olal sale OF the estate OF Marie Louise Bellies.
ire. wife of Yves DAvy, dec stsed
= certain portion or land i'll the town OF
Opelousts. with all the buildings and Improve
nents thereon, bounded north by Alfred Perry,
east by Auguste Don;ato, pere and Louis Prud'
tlomme, south by Thos. G. Anderson and west
ny lands formerly belonging to Jackson Thomp-
SON. containing twelve arpcnts more or less
.. certain lot of ground situated in the
town of Opelousas, bounded north by--east
oy--Garland, west by market street and south
ny- said property being in Loualliers ;lddl-
tum to the town of DpelOls IS.
=. Ihree lots of ground situated in the town
OF Opelousas. bounded north by land OF de-
''easeu yves DaVy, east by Auguste Donate,
south by Mrs. Auguste Bruneau, west by Michel
borueiou' being sane property purchased at
Tax sale On 5th day OF November, 1870, recorded
office.
5. Also seven head of gentle cattle, also one
lot or household furniture, crCckery ware,
branding iron, &c. &C.
Terms and Conditions moyeablea for
cash, ana the 1mmoveables ON one, two, three,
FOUR and five years credit, purchasers to furnish
their notes with good solvent security, said
notes to be so divide | gin amount and number
as to give the widow her share thereof. and the
tutor the share of the minor children. The
notes to be payable to the order of the maker
and to be endorsed in blank by him. Notes to
bear nve per cent interest from the day of sale,
ana eight per cent after maturity. Vendors
privilege and special mortgage reserved on the
property to enforce payment.
CLARA LAMORANDTERE,
LOUIS PERRY,
Nov. 2-5t-ede Co Tutors