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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11
The Congressional Labor Committee.

The Congressional Committee, APP
pointed to investigate the cause of labor
depression throughout the country,
passed west last evening. Like Betsy
from Pike" in early days, they stopped
at Salt Lake to inquire the way to Cali
fornia, and made a very unfavorable
impression ON the Gentiles in that city.
They were taken in charge by promi-
nent Mormons, and, instead of inquiring
into the labor question, passed their
time visiting places of interest in and
around the city. Like all other COM
mttees sent to this coast by Congress,
their Investigations will amount to
nothing, but they will have a pleasant
time travelling at the expense of the
public.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11
LOCAL INFELLEGEN CE.
The Douole-s,aa,iea Nightingale

Mile Christine, the double-headed
Nightingale, passed through last eve
ming on her way to Virginia City, where
she is announced to appear for season.
This wonderful curiosity has two heads,
one body and four legs. One head
sings while the other talks, or both can
sing together. One voice being a con-
tralto and the other soprano. She
surpasses Tor they surpassl the siamese
twins. she IS colored, and at the time
OF her birth her parents were slaves III
North Carolina. 1Hey are well edu-
Gated and are said to be able to converse
i'll five different languages.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11

Mr.. Isaac Faywell, of Dorset, Vt,
was about ten years old when Washing
tom first becanae President, and cast his
first presidential vote at the electaon of
Thomas Jefferson. He was born July
IA, 1879. AT the celebration OF his one
hundredth birthday, the second We'd
nesday of st'month, over 1000 people
were assembled in the, beautiful maple
grove ON his farm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11
silver City Mining Netes.
From the Idaho Avalanche |


The Florida Mountain mines are
looking better than ever, and the most
encouraging feature in connection with
present operations is that the lodges are
steadily improving where sinking Is go
ing forward. This is notably the case
in the Black Jack and Florida Hill
mines where sinking has been going on
for several weeks past with the most
promising results. The ledge now
shows up better in the Black Jack than
ever it did before. 1t is four feet wide
with regular and well defined walls,
while the gold in the quartz is steadily
looming up in larger proportion.
w. H. Dewey has purchased one-half
of the Goldfnch, mine formerly owned
by Miller and others, and situated near
the Belle Peck. There is force of men
at work on it now, and it bids fair to
be one Of the best paying little mines
in that vicinity. Mr.. Dewey has also
purchased half interest in the Ward
mine, few hundred yards south of the
Owyhee, and will put force of men at
work there next week. The Ward
mine was only discovered few months
ago, and work has only been prosecuted
to depth of twenty feet. 1t opens up
splendidly and has the germ of ledge
more promising than any other that
has been discovered in this vicinity for
years past. The mine is undoubtedly on
the same line with the Owyhee, and
may prove to be bonanza OF similar
dimentions.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11

The Tuscarora What-is-it," Sarah
Samuel Pollard, has, says the Times
Review, quit the sagebrush business,
and is now hauling hay from the Spanish
ranch to town. Sainrah, who appears
as much at home when astride Of the
near wheeler as on the rostrum, has en-
gagged to haul hundred tons, which
contract will require about six weeks to
finish.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11

J.. r. Harvey. of Paradise Valley,
was in town yesterday.
General Common, Of Eureka, who has
been in the Eastern States for several
months past, was passenger on last
evenings train, going west. He says
eastern capitalists are taking great
interest in Pacific Coast mines.
j. Nj. Barrett, the Indian temper
ance lecturer, returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
A. j. Shirk of Stein Mountain called
to-day. He says there are no Indians
seen in that part of the country at pres
emit.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11

Peter Flynn, of Paradise Station, was
crippled last Friday by an unruly horse,
which he was riding, breaking the
bride and running at win over the
hills. Pete wanted to get off the
horses back, but didn't know how to
do it, as the animal kept galloping all
the time.
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Another stage Wagon.

j. F. Brown, proprietor OF the Nc
Dermit Division Of the Fort McDermit
and Canyon City Stage Line, has re-
ceived another handsome stage wagon
from the factory of Pike 4 Young,
Sacramento.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF F. X. WILEY DEcEAsEDl
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the estate of r. X Wiley
deceased, to the creditors of, and al persons
having claims against said deceased to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publications of this notice
TO said Administrator at his office in the Justice :
OF the Peace's Office in the Courthouse at Wins
nelnueca, Humboldt county, Nevada.
S. W. RUSE,
Administrator Of the Estate of f. r. Wiley
deceased. julyfv-4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11
SAN FRANCIsce STOCK REPORT.
THIS Mornings Board.

THIS Mornings Board.
sos Ophir 354 -
las Mexican 29i %
$50 Gould & Curry l0f lO5
80 Best & Belcher ISL lo5
260 California 81
40 Savage I2f l2s
AS Con. Va, >
100 Potosi 400 475c
80 Hale & Norcross IA l45
30 Crown Point 40 465c
$50 Yellow Jacket IL l64
300 Imperial Zoe
l35 Kentuck ~
40 Belchcr *
40 Sierra Nevada Al D 42f
90 Utah Isl lSs
$50 Bullion 81 81
800 Exchequer 81 6l
20 Overman 3
go Justice $40 335c
$50 Union 47b 4o5
% Alta 6s
80 Lady Bryon 90c
$50 Julia AS 43oc
Q5 Caledonia 2lJ 2l0c
2l5 Silver Hill 10 X
90 Challenge 2
100 Chollar 81
50 New York soc
1870 Occidental l23 l30c
30 Woodville 3Gc
AS Lady Washington l3Oc
900 Andes Toe
100 Con. Washoe soc
100 Ward 10 l65c
100 Leyiathan 45c
200 Trojan DC
10 Benton 4l3c
30 Solid Silver PC
400 Con. Dorado 80 1860
1920 Flowery 20 zoe
go North Bonanza l6oc
$50 Maekay 40 l45c
100 Mountain View 260c
900 South U,ali poe
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11

Geo. F. Jackson, practical watch
maker. with J. E. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap20-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11
IstaIio IsuiIion.

Wells. Fargo & Co. brought down
from Idaho Saturday, four bars OF bull
lion, valued at 1000, from the Black
Jack and Florida Hill mines at Silver
Gty.
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ssress, Erust,

All kinds of fruits in season received
daily by j. Il. Bannister. Goods de-
livered free Of charge to customers IN
any part of town by j. E. BANNIsTER.
au5-tf
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To Rent.

A dwelling house, containing four
rooms. situated on Third street. For
terms apuly to S. w. RUsE.
aul-tf
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BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares. They VIII DC
sold cheap for cash or approved security.
Apply 70 ALEA. WISE,
Winnemucca, July Is, 1879.
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BULLION OF PARADISE C..
II \. M. COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the working
capital stock Of the Bullion of Paradise Mining
COMPANY to the amount of p, 500 shares can
now be secured by application to the President
or Secretary of the Company, at their office in
Paradise Nevada Bedrock price, 81 per
share. FERD. BAuMAN, PRESIDENT
A. L. WAsHBuRN, Secretary. july29f
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CHEW JAoKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov20- '7S-ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-11

Damiana Bitters at Z. Reinhart &
Co.'S.
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TRANSFERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION.

Freight Forwarded to all parts Of Idaho,
Eastern Oregon and Nevada
Consigninents CT Goods respectfully solicited.
Freight forwarded on short notice and on rea-
sonable terns.
A. j. SHEPARD AGENT.
Mark Goods Care 1T. r. A.
WiRnernGcc:s. Nevada.
my2T-tf
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AND GUARANTEE PRICES THE VERY
LOWEST.
as Send for Samples and be convinced u
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-12-20
SheriK's Sale
j u. Addison Va. l.. A %

DID,. j. D. D Addison Va. L.A.s.ns''
Parish Court Parish Of Satehi,...
No. l755.
Ri virtue of a writ Of Fl r.. -;
- the above and entitled and M. u
"l snit and to me directed II.ae>
I'd =! and will offer for sale to H. / aiIsk'
highest bidder at the door Of ~ n
House in the city aud Parish n e ses @
tuchrs, on ''" q MA,
Saturday. December ,oth. =. ~,
between the legal hours Of M. = ].
lowing described property, to- W
, a certain tract Of land IL ~,
Bayou Nit D'Aigle, with ali y, ~ /
ings and improvements the,eona ~
ing 10 acres more or Lem 'J It li
the north Ly lands of Plerr. Rse
tn" south hy lands Of Mrs. liz, 49,; =
ant Hers Of SEVERN Drloucbeess, ~ ~.
west by Little or Athao riysr ' ~
same property purchased by tn, i ~
from n. B. =. Racial, with ths tn Il.
non ALIENATION by Notarial A. !!
paSse'! bcttrc Joseph Charlsv;i'L" y
ry Public. on tn" 30th DAY n j,'.ss
~
Dec. l3.tds.
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Succession Saje.

succession Of Joseph Emile b.
decd. ' ~
| RY VIRTUE Of an order oftl.,.
49, tho probat. Court iu sud y, 4
Parish Of Natchitocbes, Ard :. e
rected, I will SILL at III. iats 'I n.y.. = ~
the deceased, Joseph L. Rost, !. ss.sss
l:h Ok Natchlt"ches situated On \.
river about forty miles below ths ~ - - !.
Nstchitcches, on WV ~
Friday, January q, 1879.
the following described p,vpertr ILL.,.
my to said succession, to.wit:
a certain tract oflaud situated !, 1
parish Of Natchit@hrs, State ofi1S
'a'Ia' measuring thirty arpeuts ftoS.
each side ofCane river, With I'm =
depth thereto belonging, acco,dia .
titles Thereof, containing about To-
four hundred arpents. BOUNDED a6ust
lands formerly br'vrging to RAE
Alpin And below by lands b,loaens
NJ. Givanovlch and G. Lacour.
Also tho following described m,s,,
Joining the above plantation wiz l.
Nos. one, two and three tue Sc, II
T.! - and the N Ell Of tho s Ell Of g. n
Township 6, Range 4, contsipinr :,
hundred and seventy mine 22.i0e ~
fractional Sec. No. Z, same Tssuii
aud Range. containing forty.si1 NHI
= res an per patent No. CLIO. Us
Another tract IF land sdieiaiRA
boundary line ofthe plantation 6ni =
criIed aud bounded below BY land. r,
or formerly belonging to Edward Fun
, Also lot No. s Of Sec. 6, TovIalo /
Range !, containing six 4.lOo q
Fractional N ! Of fractional \ w: m
and n W fractional quarter Of 81. I
ono hundred eighty.lvV 1
[Vo acres the n! OFFS Ell and B Hdl
y 81 Soc No. -, containing ~ n.
lred and twenty acres, and thu 0VId
TT and the 81 If y w Of See. IN
containing no hundred aud sixteva \,
'o-loO acres. All Of the last msntiaa.l
,racts being in Township No. 6of Rsaa
". 4. ' W.
Tho whole Of the foregoing de,caa
ands formin! what is known = =
'ltt,st plantation Nail lands to b n
INFECT t" tue mortgage of:;,ne hu1lnl
mi fifty shares Of tho cOnsolid,fsl =
oc'atiou Of the planters Of tho 0tsad
"'''s'ana-the State of Louisiass =
" snb!ogattsl tot 9 rights Of ssid I'll.
AIS" Is head Of mules, moro or leA
Four horses. moro Or less.
SOvun yoke of oxen. 'f
Que horse wagon.
Large LIT OF plows, blacksmith I'll
wceps, aud other farming imple1ook
|lSo y large quantity of houss6eN q
itchon furniture, besides iuelo1ise 9
10 articles contained on and inelu& II
b. inventory 10 saiI succession.
TERMS or SALE-CYsh, subject b y
rsisemeut.
l.. A. DEBLlIU1,
Nov 20 tbs. 6Sseif
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Ob0pleeo Official returns from all
~ paeisAe0 n the State, save Iberia,
0ooohouss. Red River and Webster
~VeeA ass made upon correct tele.
Qoohe reeurns, show . majority for
tiaz a So,7s1, tor the Constitution
q eAm, and fox tho Debt Ordinance
q 1S,s7e. +.'-
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NATCHlTOCHEs, La, !
Aurllsf o0sfl 1870 I

NATCHlTOcHEs, L.,
.. August 22sd 1879.
Mr.. Jules Ncrmand
I have hecn afflicted for
several years with painful inflammation
and liberation OF my leg, resulting from
an injury sustained hy my buggy wheels
running over it, Ihavc tried MANY lem.
e'iirs without avail. INIT! sevcra! months
ago l commenced the use Of .Nor,nan,l's
ba!m," which has been If great benefit
and is tho only application, Of tho many
tried by mo-. which has afforded suhstan.
tanf;al rrlirf-1 regard IL as invaluaLl.
anu cheerfnlly recome',d II for the cor.
tain cure Of bruises, wounds. cuts, milan.
nation and liberation.
Ion!d Respectfully,
WILL. NJ LEVY.
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NV Advertisements.
NORMAND'S BALM.
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE CURE.

For the imm''liate Relief and perma.
mont Cure Of CUTS, BURNS. BRUISES,
" 'UND>, EAR ACHES, aud all Skin
Diseases o. ErEr'"ns, NO place before
the public "a preparation which ID of the
highest standard If excellence, second
to none, for the class of diseases for
which It IL intended. W. claim 10 10 b.
specific for this class Of clisrase , hav.
ing submitted it TO a rigid test. extend.
!"g over a period Of thirty.hv. wears
~ treating I'll" most obstinate cases
which hav" come under our observation
with it successfully.
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JUDICIAL ,DVERrt>EMEN

-
SH RIFFS SALE.
c. L. Walmsley 4 Co., ". Geo. E.
Thatcher.
District Court Parish Of Caddo.
No. 1899.
Same Va. ID. G. Marshall.
District Court Parish "f B,s>ivr.
NJ. 2..e4.
DY virtue Of two several writS If ri.
ID Fa. issued in the above entitled and
! numbered suits aud to me directed, l
have seized aud will offer for sale TO the
last aud highest bidder at thu door Of
the Court House in tho city and parish
Of NatchitOch-s. on
Saturday. January 18th 1880,
at 70 NJ, the following described property
iO.wit:
The undivided half Of lots ten, thir-
teen. nineteen and twenty, and the
sOnth wtst quarter of sonth west quar-.
ter and the sOuth east quarter Of south
west quarter III section ~. Of township
10. range =, containing 2Ol $500 acres.
Also another tract Of land in the "ls.
land known as "lst- Tree Islam" con.
tanning goo acres, bounded north b.
lands Of J. +. Prothro, south by lands of
}. W. Scarborough and the estate If L.
q. Dixon. esst hy Jones' khoote and
Bayon Pierre, and west hy lands Of J.
W. Scarborough, being the same tract
known AZ the Franklin Survey.
Also lots IA and Is Of section &c, town.
ship 10, range y, containing ~ 6O-loO
acres.
Another lot of ground bounded north
by q T.. Burns, east by tho Dixon estate.
south by Edward Protl,"'s, and west Ly
the section line containing &c acres, IL.
ing in section 40; all Of south east quar-.
ter Of section A, lying on the east side
Of tho east prong Of Little river. q.
cept ~ acres of the south side of said
quarter section: also all Of the west
half Of the north east quarter Of section
Il, lying east Of the east prong of Little
river, bounded east by lands Of G. +.
Bnrncs, south by the 20 acres fraction
before mentioned. and west and north
west by said prong Of Littlo river. max.
ing the total quantity Of three hundred |
and eleven 10 100 acres. with ali and
singular the buildings and improve. |
ments thereon.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash subject to appraisrment.
L. A. DEBLlEUX,
Occ' ID. WS. Sheriff.
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THE vlySlCAt0k rOR 1sso.

Beyond the isu Il attractions eivec
The numerous readers OF the vrxpr
GATOR heretofore. we will hesin With
ne1t number, December s7th, q seri.
II story, written by . vslued friend
Snd contributor, which will BE- con.
'tuued through several months. Al.
'er tts 9 'mpletioo We will G ,mnence
the publication OF an original story
founded on the incidents Of tho
BATTLE OF ColFAx." from the pen
OF q gifted lady II This parish. A.
these stories ere both historical and
instructive, subscribers shonli he in
time With their remittsnces in order
to secure all tho numbers ,ntaioing
them.
During the coming Seasion OF the
General Assembly the VlNDrcAroR
will supply its readers with a full
epitomy Of the proceedings Of that
body. And what will make it more
valuable will be the fact that It will
assume tho honored position OF the
ADMINISTRATION ORGAN FOR NORTH
In order to reach oil persons wish.
log TO subscribe, the VrNpIcAroR will
be sent next year for the low cum OF |
Two DOLLARS. Clubs OF ten, for |
FIFTEEN DOLLARS. with extra copy to |
club solicitor.
CASH IN ADVANCE Ia THE RULE!
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Russell Brs2'l 4 W,fc
~ virtne Of an order from the Hon. J.
- N. b: Tuck, Z P.rish Judge, l will If;
trr for sale at the late residence of th,.
deceased, twelve miles from the CITY of
Nxtchitoches. between the usual houls
Of sale. on
Wednesday. December Stat. 1879
all tho movable property belonging to
the succession of Russell Brazil and his
y fr, Catherine Brazil, consisting Of
Que mare Il colt, Oxen, cattle, hogs, two
s.addies, one Wagon, household and
kitchen furniture, farming utensils, and
corn, a. per inventory.
Also the leas, of the land or farm. OH
which decesssd resided, fer aud during
tue Year lse0
Terms AZ Sale:
Sale Of moveablrs for cash, subject 10
The appraisemsut on inventory,
Lease Of farm for what it will hr;np.
rent payable December lst. 1851, secure.i
Iy the lessor pledge aud privilege, and
such personal SECURITY asI may require.
If deemed necessary
LlTTLETON J PATE.
Lee. ~. Administrator,
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OOO 0V"RVU0VCV Uy
NORMAND 4 CHOPIN.
CuOUTlCRvlLLE,
NArchlrocHEs PARISH,
-. LOUISIANA.
Aug. 23.-ly.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS:

....-...-OS >'>>s>->~>>~>~
SHERlFf'S SALE.
State Of Louisiana vs. Vslsin Mone,,.
ct ais.
District Court, Parish Of Natch;toc,c.
No. 1896
ny virtue Of q writ Of Fl. ra. ;ss,,od
~ ~ tue above entitled and nu,nL,rr,l
SUIT and to Mo directed. l have sei,r,i
and will offer for sale to the Int md
highest bidder at the door Of tho Cunrt
House in the city and parish Of Match;
Saturday. January 4th, 1880.
cry. to.wit: " P''l''
\ certain tract or parcel of land situ..
tsd !" the parrish If Na,chitochre. bonn,1.
"a north BY 3ayou Natchr: east ana
south BY Bayou Natchrs. md ls"d. S"r
'nstly belonging to Emile Somppyrac,.
aod west ny Old river, contai,'iny iW
acres, more or less. with all tn. l,nid;n,s
and improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale.
Ca'h-suhject to appraispnent.
~, m l. A. DEBLlECX,
~'' Sheriff.
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s s"S snm o :. mo g., directed, / i,,..!
had viii otfsr tor sa'e to IL. ~
I1sa. b.; o'"d Ter a, tho door Of IT, i! y
\ 'tchitocLes, on @ua Phi
Saturday. January 4tb, I'M
at le NJ. the following p,op De-,
"A certain tract of land ,,;'""M
north side Of Bayou Bour,s..oe ~
tue I. same land purchased
Brock from John Syly.,,.. y Y
". win all til" buildings and i mn.,,ss
Terms Of Sale:
CASH subject t" appraissn...
Nov. %. oA' A. DEBlitu,
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ShERlFF,S SALE.

g. W Garner. for use, Va. NJ. McCallister
Parish Court, Parish, Of Natchitoches.
NJ. 1891.
nf virtue Of writ Of Fl. FL. isared in
u tho above entitled and numbered
suit have s~ize.l and will offer for s.l,,
:" thu last and highest bidder at th,.
door ut the Court HOUSE In tho city and
parish Of NstcI'it'chrs, on
Saturday. Js' usrv 81, 1850.
At u w., the following described proper.
". to wit:
$500 lbs seed cotton. more Of less.
T~rna ~ Sale:
Casb-snbjsct to superintendent.
L. A. DEBLlEUX.
Oec' ~. Sheriff.
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Succession sale,

Succession sale.
Succession Of francois jauDA
No Parish Court, Parish d ~
itoches.
by Virtue Of an order issued lgae
ID Hon. Parish Court aud to ~ ~
I'd IN the above succession l willvo6n.
sale to the last aud highest biddse, ~
Emile Rvst plantation on Cane riV9 =
Saturday the 2oth day OF De ~
at tho hour of ~ IN. all Of tho fdss'S
drcribcu property belonging to thss'"
Succession, to wit:
Ono mare, ono bed and bedding
too! chest, one trunk, QUO silver W.
one clock, one shot gun. ono piseoI, ~ ~
promissorv notes against tho srcc! n
Of Emile Rost, one Tor nino huudtsd
forty four, one for tho sum fniee y
dred aud fifty two dollars wtilV
cent interest from March 18th, lW~
May l4,b, 1875.
Terms Of Salc-Cash, subject v
prAisrMent.
\. MARAN0vlCR,
Dec. f.t,'s. Admiuisssss@
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Succeas'"n OF Wm. Csmphe'l, decd.
ONWARD CAMPBELL having fled
u IN tbo Clerks Ohico his final Ac.
connt in tho Sucoeseiou Of WIN Csmp.
osl'' de.'d. Notice IL hereby given TO all
porHoos Interested to show cSuss within
ten days. Why tho same should not is
homologsted and tho Administrator diu-
charged. Wv
Witaess tho H"u. J. NJ. B. Tucker.
ts1eh yndes. this 18th day Of Dscvm.
lot, 4. D 1879.
JNO. LAPLACE,
Oee. @-M. by. Clerk.
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-s9bo lCooeAx Railroad y running
4feeGA en- g INV 1srllA. and the
61c6 = lid % within eighteen miles
q v1Djlllonville. Connection With
4eeas win b had fully within three
months,
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e ~ Omclel list Of the next Gene.
~ ADs@bly shows 81 Democssts
I'D s Republican Ssastoss, aud 56
0e0o0aaA II Republican. Z lads.
1eod0e and I 0rsenback Rsprssen-
11dvea 4 Democratic majority on
joloe ballot Of g.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-12-20
NOTICE.

"a. 81 NOTICE.
Succeesion IT Theodore 6chuman.
AMES GENIUS. administrator Of
q Succession Of Theodore 6chnman.
de'cd:, having 6led il tho Clesk's O6lcs
bic Provisional Account 10 the Success.
sim IT Tbeodose Schnmau, decd No.
tlce IL hereby given to all persons IN.
terest.tl to show cause within ten days
Why tho samo should not he homolops.
ted. '
Witness tho Hon. J. u. B. Tucker.
Parish Jndge, this 18th day Of December.
4. D., 1879.
JNO. LAPLACE,
Uee. a.-3t' O'y Clerk.
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HEw ORLEANS, Dc I'd. 1879.
Dear vINplcA7os:

NEW ORLEANS. DEC Sd, 1879.
Dsas vIxplcA1os:
Your paper Of 18th came 10 hand
tats Day, 10 which I notice on the & i
PAGE . Hog-ish article. heCded
'Bur!e!l On Tho Jews" You al.
crtoe him - . toW.hesded orator
NOT Knowing tho creature personally.
your description. tow.headed, leaves
mo 70 doubt % 20 bio being emptv.
headed, single OF doub(e.taile6
white or black, carpet.baReer or hoI:
etu6sr; Of perhaps 0oCpei.poddier
! cannot tmagioe what kidd Of "A
animal Do -, but By bic expression I
can - be 10 ignorant 10 History ma
eeopad 10 ordinary daily dotn1o and
ectlou9, ana don't know moro ah0e,t
Jews than Q Kentucky Jackoao knovS
about PALESTINE.
He oeye; 'The JeWs will follow Tia
negro emigration 20 K0nooe. ~ No.
the Jews vere like hogs picking uD
acosns under q tree, and % lon1 a
the aCOroe vere there, they Vo;,id
only coee tobe where they came ieom
Ine negroes % cotton growers FIR.
nisned them With their chief san.
Those 90 tho words OF Burvs,l.
belosmS Az. Il iSe craxv ideS e.
tnlck that tho Jews will follow the
$50 % Kansas @ Get their COTTON.
y = moce III oly that tho cotton mi
!ollow the JoWs, because tho Javs