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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20

GOAL AND WOOD.-Full stock first
" class ANTHRACITE COAT., all sizes; WEST
VIRGINIA SPLLNT, GLOVER HILL Tor Rright
Hope), SOFT COKE, and all kinds or ENGINE
COAL. WIN furnish best articles ut less than they
can DC procured In the city. Five to leu per cent
Off for cash. OAK and PINE WOOD-long, saved
or split-at either yard, Broad street between Sew
enth and Eighth, and Nineteenth and Cary streets,
de9 - 80 s,s#a- s"8 &. II. hhGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 east Main street.

RICHARDSON s. Co., Auctioneers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
POSITIONS m EMF.
ESTEAY NOTICE

YVNHE following estray animals have been
tsken up b. Il ". butcher on his ali. h
on fiute Meadows Black Rock Township,
Humboldt county, M yada:
one bay are vi 'h nick in right ear,
branded ON the right b p thus alb, ut II n
Is We RS old, alued at $40; one b y mare, 7
or 5 81 ars old, no brand, valued at 800. IN
brown mare colt, years Old no brand, va ueti
at $40; one brown horse with IL ge star ia tie
foie head ann one v hite T. OF ON he left hind
leg and branded HC on the left hip, about
9 or 7 years old. va ned at $25: one bay horse,
branded HG On the left shoulder. alb ut or 5
years old, valued at S25.
: r Us TIL pMPsON.
Justice of the Peace I Union Township
Humboldt county, Nevada.
Winnemucca, Nevada, April Is, 1873.
spf6-lw.2m aet
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
Land! Bounty! Pensions |!


no you want 20 Buy, sell or Exchange
IL L. nds OF Other Propt r,y in any part
of the u 5. or Can das? Are you Soldier or
Sailor, in want of patent? Why not OBTAIN
MORE BOUNTY or PkN Sion? DO you want
to l., cate Government or tate Lands without
settiemtni? Why moi? Whtn have the wei.
known PPRUVG SOLDIER ADDlII N L
,hOMEsTtADs. uuder zeal of the General
Land utfice. nd that can lie located wi hout
settlement. upof any Goyernmept 81 rs or
$3.50 bands. issubjeet to Homestead The
sioux Half Breed scrip, for location npon, ILL.,
surveyed lands.
Land Warrants and scrip OF all
Kind-,
For Cash. or part on tire. Good title given
or no ay. havey you an. lands with an i'm
perfect title to re l. or choice vacaLt lands
you know of winch could be located to ad-
vantage; IT claims not lawfully ella, which
we woi Id cortes,. Lee DE hear from you i'll
full and Will do my b. st to infoIm you
what II 10 our advantage
will mail you circular explaining Il and
"a cory of The new Pension Law. Address,
splaInly) ID. II. TALB n,
General Land, Scrip ano Warrant Boxer,
Ap23-3m SIOUX CITY. Iowa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
Or. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S
Private N e djca al Institute

2O.AK-nrny IT, San Francisco. Essb-
lished IN 1854. r he fern anent Cure Of
all Sptcial and hronic Diseases, as also all
Female complaints and D. seases Of the
Nervous System.
NNHE I'M MENsE DESTRUCTION OF HU-
Il man lifsannualls from secret aud chronic
tdiseas es. caused hin old and ieIable Institu-
ton g. be estai lisheo mrs in Philade phia,
Penn, i'll 1850, ana aiteiwal DE- in San Fran
cisco. Cal, in 1854 as p ivate dr. p. n ary in
order to sffo d the I'll cted tn, best medical
land surgical treatment, Tor the above and II
other atis C.. ions and CO aints. COnsulta-
lions ut t. iA.sti'ule or by letter. FhkE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
No. aoe KEARNY ST.. San Francisco

- The Doctor offers Free Consultations.
and AXIS no RENT ner ii, unless he effects a
cure Charges moderate Communication
stietl. conndentiai. Medicines sent by TX.
press. Address l. J. CZAPK Y. NJ, D Post
Office Box GA, san Francisco, Cal. oc29- n Iy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
District Court Summon s.

In the Dis rict Court of the Fourth Judicial
District Of the state OF Nevada,
county Of bun boidt.
A. s. Trim BILE. plsintiff. VS.. I he JERSEY Mining
aud smelling mLa y, def Bdant,
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Fourth Judici | / is, ric, Of the state Of
Nevada in and fot the County Of hum
boldt, anu the c mplaini fled in the
f1ce of the Clerk OF raid Dis rict Court
on the 18th d ) OF ADJUST. A. II. 1877.
THE State Of Nevada 5. nds greeting to
The RS Mining aad nieltihg Company,
d. fendant.
You Are hereby required To appear In an
action brou. ht agAins you by tie above
Ii med plintiff, A. =. TIin4ble, in fhe Dis
nict "a I'll The Fl ur h JLd cisl District Of
The . ae ~ Nesa' u, Ia ano ! IN. county Of
ID 'n4boIdt exclusive Of lie y Of service)
after IL serv,te IN you OF shI SUNNI. ns-if
Sc we'd ihIn this county: or, If served out Of
tits c, unit. bat in THE j. deiai isti ict, with
III twenty day; the Wise ~ilt in forty days -
or jude ment by default wi b, tAkem against
you according 10 the prayer " said COM
plant
Said action Is brought to ID ain q decree
OF has Court f,e III Iorc Osurr of q certain
III rignge dercfibtd in he aid Com plant
and executed by he said def.n ant on the
2lst daA Of ay, 1876, u s'eure the Payment
Of a certain piontisrory note. dated May aIth,
1916, M de ly sid d DdanI Ter the sum OF
Ave ihou' and 900 dollars ayable In gold
coin I the II rtd >. aies On ~ befoIe the 3UIh
Gay II 'OveInber, 1876, to The order Of said
= ain i'll, with inte. eat there h at the rate Of
ole per cent per month; thai the premises
convey d BY said u ortgage MAy be sold and
hi pr eeeds ppftd To ne pas III, mt Of said
prUn.1seoIy note, with inteIesI thereon at
the Ia G al Tesaid, co heel ices aud costs
suit; and ia care raid p Ocs cue are not suf-
hcis nt To pay the same. then to Obt IN an exc
cu'iob against said defenols lt for The balance
REMAINING ne AID also that the said defend
ant aid ali persons claiming by rough, or
under them, ina be bLrf,d foIeclosed Of
all right. tiIie, elaim. lien, equiiy Of redemp-
ton, and inter st in and to sala mortgaged
pre- ises, and Tor other "a, d further relief
All OF which will III. re fniiy appear by
r., rtnce to tafd Compliant, n &c. tifed copy
u ich accop an es this luminous.
And you are hei.by tined ta NJ il you fail
10 appear and an wtr tne id s.rnplaint az
ab v r,qa4r' SAID pIaintiff will a. y 70 the
Conrt ios he re.icf Ler, in d. nITn d.d
~-- Given uLds M hand and the seal
49,, | of the istrct Court Of the Fourth
! Ju, iciai 1 ist, ict OF the state OF
Nevada. il ana Ter The County of
Lua boIdt.this l5th day II August,
A. b. 1871,
j. II. JOB Clerk.
A. W. Fisk. Attorney for plaintiff. apI2-4v
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
NOTICE. U. S. InTERMfE RAN
ENuE SPECIAL TAXES.

TSDFR the Revised Statutes of the
~ United states Sections J232. 3237, 1888,
and 1899 every p Teen engaged i'll any bust
mes, avocatic Ii, or EN- 1oyment, which rem
ders him liable to a s. ecisl tax. is required
to procure and placesand keep conspicuonsly
in his establishment o. place OF Luisness a
STAN denotng tie payment of said pecial
tax for the speca stax year beginning May l..
1878 section 3s44. heyised statutes. desig-
mates VIII are liable 10 special tax. re uin,
as press ribbed on i, rn II. il al o required by
law of every peist liable to special tax a.
above. severe penal lis are PREF cribed for
non c, npiance with the foregoing Tequi e
meiis, or for continuing i'll business after
April 30, 1878, withou paS mtnt OF tax.
Applis atls si ould be ade to W. T..
.TRENCH, leluty Collector of Inter al
Revenue, at wianemucca, Humboldt unity
Nevada. apl5-2w9
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
Physical a. nd Mental Debility.

Vital WI aknese, nervousness, low SPIRITS,
lassi u0e. weahness # the limbs and back
loss - mu,t ular pr wer, indispositit a. d IN
capabi ity for labor AID study. weak, ex-
hausttd fes J ne noenefgy or courage palri-
tation Of he heart, dul iLess CT apprehe nsion.
@osf ON mory, avessi' n to society, l. We of
solitude, timidi y, sell distrusi. loss Of man
hood, dizzin 80, heads che, al 81 the side
Affections OF the eye. pimples ON he IA e,
sexual or or Oti er il fl mites in mar or wo.
man, are cured by the Justly celebrated pAYl
stefan l. j "a sPkAY, ND
His meth 81 curing dis use is peculiarly
his oW n tunL nown e 9th, rsl al hence tn,
great succesr. kret ma ic aft ctions. chronic
catarrh diseases Of the ston ach and kidl ess
liver comp aints, rte, succ. slfulIy tr.ated
Dt. ~ PIX Y, ne of the most success full
medical } ractitiunsr rs on the tactic coast
may be- consul ed CONFIDENT Dy in reference
TO the above ana all other complaints at the
institute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
OR D NANCE No. 2.

An Ordinance, to determine what shall be Q
nuisance in the town of winnemuc "a, and
provide for the punishment of the same,
approved March s. 1879 $50
yhe Board of County Commissioners OF
H~mboldt County do ordain:
SECTION hat the erecting, using or
maintaining any .biiilding. y structure or
other zee for the exercise If any trade. lf-
pluyment, man factuRe or other b, isiness
viii, b., ocrasioning offensive exhalatio g or
smells, becomes I'M urlous a d dang rous o
tn health, coinfVr. OF propelty proper OF the
town of mem, .cca, hui bold Comfy,
Nevada: hat b dol g Of this shall con-
stitute nuisance. - rt
SEC. 2. That the causing or suffering OF
any 0ffal, I'll h or ~ IL he substance to be
collected or to r main in any place to the pre-
JUDGE o. uams &c to he. ,healti,, prop.rty or
comfort fay 4 the p opte of the town OF
Ninuenucca Hnmb ldt County, Nevada,
shall be deemeu nui-ance. o.st' t9
SEC. 8. Tha If any person or persons shall
erect. maint in, use, appr. p late on empty
With the town of Winnie mucca. I'M bold
County, Nevada, upon b street or at an !
place or point within said t wn within 500
feet of said Bridge stree =, any b ,ildnig, house
or structure f5r the pup s. use of
laundrysOr wash U.S., he she or they shall
be deemed & lily of committing nuisans q;
PROVIDED TINS sec ION e all I'ot apply 10 per-
q ms or faml les DO ng heir owa w.shi G II
their own private use and not for custom
work.
SEC 4. If anv person or per ons shall be
guilty of committing nu sance, as den ed in
this ordinance, and all OF aid persons shsil
be subj.c to fine of not less than $40 NOR
more han s1r0. or by implis nment In the
County Jail fo1 not less than 20 nor m re than
200 days, or by both such nne and i'm.
prisonment.
true copy of said order. -
Attest, j. H. JOB,
Clerk of said Board.
April 8-'7S-3w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01

QllAyH week in your own town S.
SmVtVD fit free No risk Reader If
you want a BUSH ess at which
persons OF either 8, can make great pay |
the time they work. write 70 particulars &c
u. Hal EFT d @ :. PORTLAND. Maine, apo-6n :
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
sHrBAi.ILvEn MINING COMPANY.

sHEBAisILvER MINING COMPANY.
4 OCAfiON of principal place of business,
San ErancIsco, California Location OF
Works. Humboldt county, evada.
NOTIUE-I here are delinqut 1t, upon the
following desc ibed StocA, On account of As
sessne 30. . ievI.d On the Both day OF
January, 1878 the several amounts t
opposite the names OF the respective share
holders as follows: X
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
How and Why She can Supply
Goods Of every Description
Cheaper than They can be
Bought in San Francisco.

We answer-because she has advant ages
pos sesstd by no other 5ocaiity ing lar
freight charges, no " hart rates, low rents and
light expense. her m rchAnts by di ect
fl, m the large manufactures 81 III asst aud
have the 60, do smpp,d by rail to III, IL doors.
sacramento contains some II the oldest
| and no fl mly established nercan lie houses
Oh his C asi--inci"' inp ev ryi hi q in the
line of groceries, h rdware, ayr, uItural inn
plenI shts, paints ana oils, sta,i utry. crock
ey liquors. DIR gs clio hing On PETE, gas
| fittings, Jewelrl, wOOaeLwe TO sno c rIhen-
ware, furniture, stoves and tinware, boots
anG hoes, etc. 8c
Her manufactures re extensive and varied,
| j. clLdine c-Iriaser d wagon machinery,
brass work, pail anu b BIZ, boxes, bioUnls
| aud matches, piows harness, cloth; gloves,
coLf, ctione y. lotttry. iron work, hes,
doors, c c., soap, Yeas powuer, marble orAs,
pumps, windmiils, fal ing u. Ills, ieatner, etc.
| Her lui, beI yprds are am ng the. most ex-
! tel si' C IN the states her f6undfies and
| II aciIine hol antng the beet; he b eweIits
nnhei GUS a good; Ia fact thee l. not a
| line of busiI eos hich nihy b mentioned
| which is MI repi esei,ted III > clamento.
Size p ssesseh many fine y gods houses,
cipth hi y uses, MI IfiIesy shops. fancy goods
r orer. e.c., h Z b ok snd'new deputs at Of
| The best. she q stsss ev,ry faei ny for
60 ny IN sty lie Of p ihting all bindIg No
he er hotel or markets can be founa ally.
Where.
Interior mert han.s intending to make pur-
cha IS for ne spring anu summer oil 1875
w,it tindit 'theii adventagt to
STOP AT SACRAMENTO
And talk wi b cur mi orters, Dealers, and
N an factu eis, aid thus save
TINE AID MONEY.
We offer quick supplies, low priees and q
say ing III II, light charges.
Sacramento an and will
Sell Che aper than any
other City CT Town on
this Coast, and give as
Good an Article.
April 2-'77-lm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
Miners Meeting

A MEETING OF the mine owner of trinity
IA Arabia District i'll be he d at Torr Us
Mil. wednesAay, May LIT. 1878. at 2 o'cl OK
p M. for tie purpose Of ele ting Mimi, z
Recorder for aid istrict FIR the EN- uil x
year. in accordance with he laws OF the
Dist let. b. Z. 40 rey, present incumbent is
can 'idate for reelection.
1rinity-Arabia ming District, Humboldt
county. Nevada, Apr 20. 1878. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01

can make money faster at work for us
II than ut anything else. Capital not re-
CURED; we will start you; So per day
at home made by the Industrious. Men,
women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to
y DIRK for us, Now is the time. Costly outfit
and terms free. Address TRUE l. Co., Augusta,
Maine. ap6-'.7-6m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
SACRAMENTO AS A TRADE
CENTER.

The business men of Sacramento, as well
as all her people, have nov tie frmest cor f.
oence i'll her future greatness. She has with
stood the greatest 40 on record i'll this
valley. and hs, demonstrated yond qu s.
ton that with the careful n ia. Tres being
adj pit d fer the lerrttuliy OF her ~ STAN Of
lev,es. she is forever SAFE from The ravages CT
the waters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01
LEGAL ADyERTIsEMBNrGs
Notice OF
SheriH,S Sale.

Sher1HSS sale.
In the District Court OF the Fourth Jrdicitl
District Of Nevada. in and for the county
Of Humboldt.
Warren Riehsrtisaa, ard g. W. Richardson,
copartner and doing business u der the
firm name and .tyle Of Richardson
Brothers. plant ifs, vs.. p I. Cook.
III mas Mills, a d all owners, known o.
unknown, # in aud tina real pro erty
hereinafter scribed, s. b Hughes
r. ". Wo.d, 3. h, Walker, IN ueo. f..
Berk an b. l. Pow RS (under the Arm
name and style Of Be * & powets) and all
persous having liens or claiming TO have
liens aeainst thu real estate hereinafter de :
scribed, d fend ,nts.
DY VIRTUE of an execution and order Of
ID Yr is a. d out Of hsid G lri to- emf rec
u decree ente red in said cause in said Cohrt in
favor Of raid plaintiffs and against "a de-
PENDANTS the sum of two Thousand ont
indred and fifty eight dol ars tS2.15s) pin
cipal, and the oum of one anndred ant sixty
one and eighty five me huiidft MS dol ur'
(SiGl Ssh IN tr,s ST thereon. and the sun OF
on hun red and twenty hret dtwenty one
hunaredtbs 1928 2O) costs and aecruine
interest and cost, all in l.. ;. gnlu coin, and by
VIII CHI, v as Comma ndt and req tired to sci
the property heieinsfter' 1escfIbed, according
t. law as applieabl to $ les under ecution
in c vii SEES, atisfy id pr ncipal, inter-
intertt and COS
The descril ton Efthe roperty authoriz d
tn re sol is as follows, to wit:
= That ctrtai piece or parcel Of l nd desig
mated as lots number ts enty-t lee 1921 and
twenty four go. lock q, .cc' ing To
the f1i,ia map If. he tsWnof Winnemucca.
Hun bpH county. Nevads, whe e said lots
are situated and the hotel ere ted ON said
los, known ~ the G. ntarl a. inc otel.
Now. therefore notice is hereby Agiven
that on
SATURDAY. THE 4TH DAY OF MAY. A. D..
1878.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
m Ining and five O'Clock in the te noon,
viz. Clock p. Nj. o id day, in front If
the Cour house DOR, in he itown,of w nue.
mucca, humboldt county, eva a, will IS ii
q publics ancfion, t. the highest bidder, for
cash u. 3. gold coip), the above describe
pro- ,ertS, to satisfy SAID pr nci al sum, inter-
est, cost, and Rocru LIZ in er 81 and costs.
G. A. KYLE,
Sheriff of Hum boldt unity, Nevada
WinBen1ucca, New. pr1l1lth, Is
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01

And In accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board OF Directors. made on the Both
day Ct January, 1873. so many shares OF each
parcel If such stock as may be necessar. will
be hoId al public auction. at the Office of the
Con pany. NO. 312 montgomery street. San
Francisco, salifulnia. On M DAY, n l.
iWEA1Y-FIt1 il LAY Or MARCH, 1878,
at the houi Of Q o'ciotk p. Nj If said day to
pay said elinquent AS essn,ent tieieon. to-
gether with cots of advertising and expenses
of the saie.
ABRAHAM tALSEY. Sec etary.
Office. No. $40 Non gomery street, san
Francisco, California. maS-td
Il PoSTRoNEMENT.
The day of sale Of tie aboye named company
IL hereby Iostl ohed uiaii McNs Y, fAlkI
FIFTEENTH, 1913, at the Fan Q hour and
place. BY order " the Board 4 rec ors.
ABt.AhaM hAi sLl, Secretary,
Pest PoNEMtN
The day of sale of he above named compan
IL Hereby postl oLtd Until We NE>DAY,
MAY, RS 1878, at The 81 me hour and
,,lSce, By order OF the Board directors.
ABR Han hALsLY, Secretary.
al ltd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-01

TO ALL WHoM IT MAY CONCERN.
LII persons caught interfering with any
"A OF the ten Fire hydrants in the town Of
Ninnemacca 10 as to impair their efficiency,
will be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. FRANK NARAMORE. Foreman
December 4, II
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-07-27
FOR THE LAST TIME.

Their is a touch of pathos. about. doih:c
even the simplest thing for the last time
1t is not alone kissing the dead thai
gives you strange pain: You feel if
when you have looked your last time ul'
on some scene you have loved-whe:'
you stand in some quiet city stree!
where you know you will never stan''
again. We put away our boyislS
toys with an odd heartache: We wer"
too old to walk any longer on our stills
too tall to play marbles on the side
walk. Yet their was q pang when We
thought we had Played with our merry
thoughts for the last time, and life
serious, grown-up work was waiting for
us. Now we do not want the last toys
back. Life has other and larger play
things for us. May it not be that these,
shall seem to the light of some far Oil
day as the boyish games seem to our
manhood, and we shall learn that deatls
is bat the opening of the gate into tho
new land of promise
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-07-27
THURMAN'S PROSPECTS:
New York Herald. I

If the Democratic candidate is take,:
from Ohio, Mr.. Thurman viii undoubt =
edly be the man. Mr.. Pendleton is
shelvcd in the Senate Mr.. Allen is too
old Mr.. Ewing has not sufficient stant!
in tho party to be thought of. If Il
Western Democrat is taken, the selec
ton lies between Thurman and Hen
bricks. Both of these gentlemen are iN
good estimation by the Democratic par
ty, but Indiana is safe Democratic
State in any event since the 1ndian:'
Republicans lost their great leader by
the death Of Senator Morton. Ohio is
more doubtful, but State pride might
give it to Thurman if he should he the
Democratic candidate. In this state OF
the situation, Mr.. Thurman's Presiden-
tial prospects are moro hopeful than they
have ever been before.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-07-27
FIFTY YEARS AGO.

No crimes committed in the United
Kingdom have ever excited.a deeper hor-
ror than those of the resurrectionists,
Burke and Hare, fifty years ago. Burke
was an Irish shoemaker who set tied in
Edinburg, when tho reputation of the
medical school there stood exceedingly
high, and attracted q crowd of students
from all parts of the Kingdom. Their
number thus became largely in excess Of
the "subjects" demanded, and gave ~
stimulus to body snatching. This was
found by Burke mole lucrative and at
tractive than the bench and awl. and
having associated himself with ono Hare,
the two set to work to supply want
with much success. Soon, however, the
public grew alarmed, furious threats of
vengeance were leveled against the
snatchers, and it became evident that
the business could no longer DO carried
on safely. Indeed, the public feeling ran
so high that even the students incurred
odium, and it has been said that the late
great surgeon, Sir James Ferguson, left
Scotland for England to escape annoy
ance. Messrs. Burke and Hare, therefore,
turned about for fresh fields and resolved
to go to work in a different manner.
They inveigled weak persons or children
to their abodes and quietly smothered
them. Two or three years ago detec-
tive in the north of England cleverly
discovered a murder by putting his sa-
gacious terrier on the track, and Burke
and Hare were brought to justice by
means of a yet smaller animal. It was
suspected that one of their victims was
little Italian vagrant, who earned pen
nies by exhibiting white mice The
detective set q trap in the murderers'
den, and sure enough a white mouse
was caught and served to complete the
chain of evidence. Burke's body accor-
dinghy went, like those of his victims,
in aid of anatomical science, but Hare.
having turned Kings evidence, escaped;
and in connection with him may be
mentioned a curious circumstance
About ten years ago an old man was
brought before a London police magis-
trate on some minor charge when the
.iailor said. IT have reason to believe,
your worship, that this man is Hare,
Burke's cOnfe(lerate'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-07-27

AS a sweet morsel, those people who
oppose an honest constitution, continual
ly roll under their tongue the stale quid
that the "conventionists" favor the repu-
diation of the State debt and the de-.
struction of the State credit This
char sc made against honest and honor
able men only shows to what desperate
straits these people are reduced, i'll
their loyalty to bad in order to
meet our arguments. In order that this.
charge may not have longer the sem
blance Of IL cotemptuous silence which
it deserves, We desire to state most
emphatically that we are in favor of
the rigorous payment of every dol
lar OF our State in debtedness.-
We accepted the scaling law as a COM.
promise with our creditors, and we in
tend to insist that it shall be maintain
cd TO the payment of tho utmost farth-
ing. This, too, is the sentiment Of our
people, and we call on :dl our contrercs
in favor of a constitutional convection to
give tho lie, for once and all, to this stale
charge of our being repudiationsts.-
Natchitochcs Tindicat0r.