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IL.

Before week was over Fairfax Clint
was familiar with every corner of the
run, and had made imself popular
with all hands.
Never did | know human being with
such gift Of fascination, or such al
inexhaustible flow Of spirits and quaint
humor.
Yet he was never noisy, very seldom
laughed, and about his face and voice
sometimes seemed to hang melancholy
shadow. l thought, afterward, fore
shadow or what was coming.
But, as | say, never was there q man
so popular; even our rugged old Scotch
shepherd found a smile for Clint's
cheerful "Well, old Thistlesl" while as
for Tom, our cook and man of all work
/ verify believe the happiest moments
Of his life were when Fairfax took il
into his head to assist in the kitchen,
making Tom fetch the ingredients and
wait on him while he elaborated uneat.
able dishes for our evening meal.
Though at first had hated the idea
OF any one always following me about,
and had perhaps found Clint's ignorance
rather boring after the first amusement
wore off, still l got quite to miss the lad
whenever he went off to Nelson for a
day or two, and to feel lonely and of
my feed when / sat down without bis
face at the other end OF our table.
Among other OF his fancies, when first
he came, was one for garden. Waste
Of time" / growled; 1.-The weeds will
outrun the flowers" But he laughed
at me, and set to work all the same, and
really he worked we'll for though dig
ging blistered his hands, and the sun
scorched his face brick color, he perse-
vered until he had a plot Of ground
fenced in and planted to his mind.
Flowers are great humanizers," he
would say; ''only look at these chill
dren, my dear Ralph"
THE children" were dirty, ragged,
barefooted quartette from our second
shepherds hut, who lowered about
wherever Clint was, and worshiped
him as wonderful being from d world
afar.
Poor little wretchesl At one time 1
mad made some efforts to improve them,
ana thinking it best to strike at the
root OF the matter, began by urging
their miserable, reprobate mother to
Introduce something like order and
nealness into their hut. But / never
mace the attempt twice, being met by
q torrent OF half tipsy abuse. and
threatened with the loss Of her hus-
band-an invaluable station hand. and
one should really have been unwill-
ing to lose.
The only step | could take tosmitigate
the nuisance was to remove the whole
family to an old hut mile further from
the station, where Mrs. Mahaffy,s naou-
liarities were less obtrusiye. If would
have seemed q wretched place. perhans
to many an English cottager, perehed
on a hillside, roughly built Of blanks
half an inch apart. and matched with
towigrass. But, such as it was, i've
known people to live happily there, and
make it look neat and pleasant too.
Pretty it could not fail to be In such a
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AT THE MASQUERADE.
IOil City Derrick

IOiI City Dsrrick.I
It was at the masquerade
Where pressed
Dainty fingers Of q maid
I was blesti'
What murmured in her ear.
Which incIined to mine so near,
May be guessed.
She was masked, but yet knew
That her face
RivaIed rosy dawn In hue,
And the grace
That her presence fair distilled.
And my raptured senses thrilled,
Grew apace.
oh, the batteries OF her eyes
Thrilled me through
With their fire; like the skies,
Azure blue,
How trembled when she glanced
Charmed, bewildered, Graz ID. entranced
SO would you.
Why do bright dreams ever fade
Leaving chills Z
Why are Filtered doses made
Sugared pills
Why SO near and yet so far,
Almost through the gates ajar9
When 1t kills2
While / urged my Love to dare
Like knife
Game her cutting answer there
Taking life;
George, you are the biggest fool
Ever scaped from wOman's rule
Twas my wifel
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APPLICATIONS FOR p,r
APPLICATION ron. -.

FINO THE SWEETwATFR MINT -Sf
J. D. Land Office, Eureka M. &c.
10, ls!9.-Nouee Is hereby given tsssua a hsrth
y. honlnson, whose postoffce add.a' Eusens
York City, has this day. by his dar ,n Is New
agent, ). II. Paul. filed his apnliss ~sathorizd
pstent ior fifteen hundred linear ssss ier
s~woetwater mine, or vein. besrina i. s, Of Ia
surface ground FIVE hundred ~. SILVER VIII
situate, lying and being in Whit nm NiAh
District, county OF Write pine lle Hiuipg
Nevada, and known and desim "nu stab
field notes and official plat on AZ i a'.q y u
as Lot No. lo3, in Township rs. North IN = 81
East, OF Noun Diablo meridian. IN Aanss
pouliosrica OF shid Lot No. 1903 being .sas
lows, to-wit; Variation l6 deg p a. H.
ing at a post marked No. /. ii. & ~.oninee.
luJ, the same being post No / NJ II survey N.
lo2, Badly Sour lode, whence tbe suf'eyso
common to sections "a and n. n 1I ia eorntr
and sections 10 and 30, T. 10 n ,KER,
NJ, bears MIG deg. As min. W. 4.,ss I'm
menu snarp rocky peak No. 2 between pohi-
and Telegraph peaks, bears N. p do iressure
l.2s5 feet, and the sweetwater ~, = min. Z,
23H deg. Il. $50 feet: thence runnina pesfs \.
N-l5% deg.W. coo feet to post No : afsteoune
vey No. l02, 1900 feet to post ms,ts ssid SUI.
). Survey No. lob; thence second CONF NO y.
deg. u. 300 feet to post marked No sT !. ~
yey 40, doa; thence third course 4 IL suf-
4. LILY 9-l0 fact 10 post marted Sxioh De-.
Survey No. los. This post stanSs ~ Us.
ern boundary of U. s. Survey M u me west.
lode, whence post No. / Of said sn,Y ! nullien
Bullion lode. bears N. 3SL dss tu.ey Nc. n,
thence fourth course S. ssh de-. v " o- ~ let;
i msrt si9n Ma SAD .. :. Survey No So, 10 e sas
firth course s. IAN deg. W III ~ ana thence
No. l., the place Of beginning cont,in, 70 post
ioo asres- This elsim is bound,d On ~ :. ".
by the Baldy Sour. and southessa ne u west
Buihon mine. The location Of hi ~ ne
- oniy recorded in the Recorders o T.ls
l., and on page 1876. ANY snd ~ Book
sons claiming adversely spy nor,; PEI.
said sweetwater mine, or said mimi ornon q
hereinbefore described, are required g's ~ ~ =
1heir aaterse claim with the Register Of t x,
state of Nevada, during the sistv an N ths
OF publication hereof. Or they will he peaiSa
virtue OF the provisions Of the statnte iedo W
lhrIo-noa d.. d IMMEL. Register
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Or. sPENNEY g. CO.,

W.
u'EEAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases.
u MEN
Who m4sy be suffering from TIC ELECTS 81 seNm
ful follies or indfecrctions viii 90 VIII 10 sshi
Themselves of this. th, ~eIeatest loon sf'f lsia
at the feet OF suffering humanity. ~. spiI-
ney win guarantee 10 forfeit five buparst ger
Iars for every case of weahness Sr private cs-
ease of any Kind or character which he uhosi-
takes and fails 10 cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MFN.
There arc many at Tie sFe Of thirty 'osiV
who BE troubled with too frequent syaershsh
Of the bidder. often sccom panied " asnFi'
sIusrtipE or burning sensation, and swts'sh-
ing Of the system In 4 manner III. lateni ~
not account for. On examining The ut'hsi
deposits a ropy sediment viii often te iosts,
anu sometimes small particles Of slbnunsnsl WI
appear, or tie color Will he Of a thin niiasA
hue, again changing 10 = dsik ana torP'nPr,
pearanee. Thee ere many men Who eeG
this difficulty. ignorant Of tie cause, "iMh I
the second stage Of seminal wenEntss,. Its
viii guarantee q perfect cure in oil tu'h go.
and a healthy restoration of the genlio-ufila'
ORGANS. e.,s.s
Once Hours-l0 to 4 snd . to :. snngs,s
from 10 to IL A. Nj. Consultation Tree INV"
ough exsminaiion and advice, %.
Call or address pR. spINNIY W.
No. IL kearny ST., san irahe's'V'
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DELINQUENT
Delinquent Sale Notice.

HAMBURG MINING COMPANY. LoCA~
IL TroS Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco. California. Location of works, Eureka
Mining District, Eureka eousty. State Of Nevada.
lowing described stock, on account Of sssess-
meni NO. 81 levied ON the third DAY of Fehru-
airy, 1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, MS fol
l1xS
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PuRE MILK!

ON AND AFTER THIS pAI hotels %rsstsaIs,
MS, Bgs%srSin no insasss , or any oihsrgs y 9So " 81.
genuine, Pure Milk, from one pm Swing street,
ions per day, at my residence on ep'
below CLARK. - ..se for larger
Quantities W"
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NOTICE.

TNHE PUBLIC II HEREBY CAUTIONED
Il against using or re-marking the following
branded coal sacks "T," 81 "" "R," "B
g." 81 D." M" d." without first obtaining
permission, or having bought either of the
brands from the Undersigned. II any persons
are found to be re-marking any of these brands,
they will be prosecuted. J. T0GNINI h CO.,
j. WANNA,
r. SADLER.
Eureka, February 10. 1879. feb20 I'm
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Annual Meeting.

I'M the ssoehhoiders in the phsn ~ , f Sosra
Mining Company, for the election =, wear, and
Of Trustees. to serve for the ensu, rnserly cone
for such other business as may pr' tthe ocesceof
before the meeting. will be heiud street fp
stairs. San Francisco. California, on honr Of ID
the III day of April. 1879, at tne secretary.
o'clock NJ. N ,"5a mr21td
San Francisco, March IL, 1879.
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SHERIFF SALES,
u. Marinoni vs.. n. TibIier.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TN
Il parish OF Orleans, No. 9s7s-By .yirtuan 4 :
O writ of fef facias, 10 me directed ~ nv "
honorable the Fifth District Court for ~ ~
parish OF Orleans. in the above entitled canss
/ will proceed TO sell at public auction s Y
the Merchants and Alctioneers' Eyehanos
Royal street. between Canal and Customhonnss.:
streets. In the Second District OF this city ~
MONDAY, January ~. 1879. at IA O'clock N ~
the following described property. to wit -
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREsu
Of the defepdapt in and TO four shares Il tSs
capital stock OF the Peoples Bank of New f5s.
leans, for which a certificate has been issued 4
said defendant. dated October H. 1870 and nun g
bered three hundred and sixty-nIne; and 81
the right, title and interest Of the defendants q
and to any and all accrued dividends on said
stock.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last ana
ton, the said property will! be definitely adm.
dictated to the highest and last bidder for whst
1t will bring, on Twelve mouths credit. the our ~.
chaser furnishing bond. with good and solvsns
security. bearing five per cent interest per AZ. Al.
nun from date until paid. Said purchaser vii!
have to deduct and pay in cash the amount n
printing. sherifrs fees. clerks fees. ets y
amounting to about seventy dollars. $50
j. X. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
Ja Is 10 ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL--Louis Dame, q "
Delsplalne. A Q Reid. Ripley, Mobile: x
and E h Nsr oq Miss. john
$y MlS Sst WI BBsfs% 1Pssssfsssi
so arsss county Ky: 1enerarity y MarS 1o
j sausser. Cincinnati; Lanck. St Louis; Il
stesrpsb B5ookIya III Rexiord city
q Goldman. Tensas: u Gordon. Baltimore
CAssIDY'5 HOTEL Dowsing. Fort Con-
Hart IH Round FocE Texas: NJ Powers s jena +
MafSn: Chicago; y Williams: CITY WIZ B Ker.
B ,ston; Jas L Avirtt. Canton. Miss: A, P Mar.
tip, Geo 7 KemDe. Te9sas: So Chamberlain.
81 a%es Lei Ems Mr.
ser H Weatherly. Miss; Thos Handy. city; ID M
Oppenheimsr. GALVESTON: Capt = Sterling. ship
w Nasits. Pensacola 8 Sims. st Mary: Nj Ban
1f sr. BAN 5xaE E2u EEs5rEL-m.tt Gilmore Bayou
and fi wife New Yaas goe oonsr
Baltimore; A 9 Nash chicago; 4 ! Miller.
einnsti; jones' 81 Elm. M, Ala; yG ui@a man,
Bay Ut Louis + "A McCormiek. ? Scott Lou,
asn NV 4 sas;f S S h eSfanf p Iss
Bailey and fsmily, city A y Minor and wife: St
LOu1b Il ~ Curray. II b starr and child CHI
cago; L y Plat and wife, Louisiana; d
Sims, South Carolina; G Johnson, Tennessee |;
9 Kawley. l. Pants. i A Carter New York :
steamer Sherlock II @ Harper. river.
CITY HOTEL-T Whitney. Chicago;- A J
Wilson. Hurne, Mississippi G n Magee.
James Fouranee. Joseph Fourance Pbjiadel.
!pa: James McOrary. Louisiana: W P Meyer.
Port Eads r s Key. Arkansas B r Scott. Lou.
isana: Lewis Cohen. New York; Mrs Howard
city; Mrs M p Hodges. Miss Leona Hodges
Miss Florence Hodges. Jules Hodges Cedar
Keys; G Il Plumbe. Cincinnati; o H Mason. San
FRANCISCO: d p MOSS and wife. Terrebonne;
A w Goodale. Hartford
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY JANUARY 49, 1879
81 Nm. 1.ANDar.

ro.-The same type that was used In printing
those reports csn be used In compiling the
book7
Ayes. sir.
O.-That would come under this paragraph
o-allowing the lowest customary rates?
Al wouldn't like to decide upon that because
Il might ipJure the pressman.
O.-WhatI want to get at is this: At the rul.
ting prices for such work. We want to protect
Mr.. Dupre, as far as we can, for work done
under his contract.
A.-Weli, / wouldn't like to hurt him or
to prejudice his case In any way:
Mr.. Dnpre--Go on. All the injury that you
could do me has been done; and cant UNDER
stand this hypocritical pretense OF Kindness
and sanctimonious can't.
Ali Mr.. Dupre had contract to print those
documents at eighteen cents a p8ge-because he
would have to keep his sheets open. and he
would be entitled to two cents more q page Tor
storing his paper.
AT this point the witness was then Withdrawn
subject to recall and the com Inittee adjourned.
[Continued on Eighth Pdoe.l
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CONSTABLE SALES.
J. y. quinn W. Mr.. ana mrs. watkins.

}. n. Quinn vs.. Mr.. and mrs. Watkins.
ELEVENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE pan
- ish OF Orleans. No. 25-By virtue of a writ II
fleri facias. to me dire tied by the Hon, /. NJ
Falls. Seventh Justice Of the Peace in and IA
the parish OF Orleans. In the above entitled AMI
mum bered suit. will proceed to sell at pnbiie
auction, a.. my Office, No. s0s Magazine streef
on FRIDAY. January "a, 1879. at Ii O'Clock q, IL
the following property. to.wit-- IS
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURr
as per inventory on file in my Office.
Seized In the above entitled and numbarA6
suit. Ss
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ja13 1924 II. GELS Constable T
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.1s "a 10 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
succession of nria xet Mar,in-

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. s974O-Notice il hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate and 10 III
other persons herein interested to show cause
Ii any they have or can. why the account ure.
sented by Peter Jose h Martin, festanentarv
executor In this estate. should not be approyod
and homologated. and the funds distrib,lted IL
accordance Herewith.
BY order OF the court.
i,1q "a ogf JOrTN uUpnrpm rv.-l *
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF sUpERuNTEsDEHr

OFFIcE OF CHIEF SUPERINTES DENT
of PEbiic Schools, \
New Orleans. January Is, 1879.
McDonogh School No. 10. formerly Magnolia.
'boysh Will be open for the teachers and pupils
on MONDAY. the twentieth instant.
School District is bounded by Coliseum, Tole-
dano. Franklin and Felicity streets.
VIM. O. ROGERS.
Chief Superintendent OF Public Schools New
Orleans. iais Il
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successIen of ,yohamn QhmstA1e.

6ucCoss10n Of johanna Ohmete0e.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR1sr
- Of Orleans. No. 4o,s92--Notice Is hereby eiye1
to the creditors OF this estate and to ali dfhSe
persons herein Interested TO show cause within
ten days from the present notification. X anv
they have or can. why the account presented 81
the dative parliamentary executor in this eafsfe
should not be approved and hOmoloeated and
the funds distributed In accordance therewifk.
jaie "a as JOHN HERBERT fuavr
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succession Of Charles sehmiat.

SECOND DISTRICT COUNT FOR THH
- parish Of Orleans. No. 4O.g57-W Whereas.
Daniel A. Wilson has petitioned the court lor
late Charles Schmidt. deceased. Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern TO show
cause within ten days why the prayer OF said
petitioner should not be granted.
jais 2fas JOHN HERBERT Cuart.
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ja19 "A as JOHN HERBERT Clark


suCeess1VH VI mTs. OWbeph1ne II. a mes.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pan.
- ism OF Orleans. No. 80. 292.-Notice is hereby
other persons herein interested to show cauae
within ten days from the present mobilization.
visional account presented by the testamenfarv
executor In this estate should not be approved
ana homologated, and the funds distributed
In accordancs Herewith, =
By order Of the court
ja10 IA 19s JOHN HERRERr fuork
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Succession OF HamiIton Pott.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ - 1sh Of Orleans, No. 40,934-Whereaa Arthur
oliver d. has petitioned the court for letters OF
ilton Potts deceased, intestate, Notiee is berafv
given 70 al whom 1t may concern to show
cause. within ten days. why the prayer OF the
SAID petitioner should not be granted -
By order OF the court
jail 10 a. JOHN HERprpr ruarL
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Succession Of Euphs mia puede.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
given to the creditors Of this estate and TO al
other persons herein interested to show cause
IL any they have or can why the account nre.
sented BY Joseph Budde. tutor as such. admin
istering this estate. Ithould not be approyed
accordance Herewith, :.
By order of the court
ja19 "a as John HERpEpr Clorx
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE BY THE OWL HHERIFF or mr.
PARISH OF ORLEANS. ~
TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
MRS. ELLEN O'BRIEN VIZ. JOS. McDONArn
her husband. sAaUs
AUCTION SALE

rTHIRD DISTRICT. COURT FOR THE p..
J. ish of Orleans. Nc. 2s.57o-By virtne a. !.
judgment rendered December IL, 1s7s a a.
signed December 49, 1878. to me directed e. - ~
honorable the Third District Court for fhs ~ r sne
ism of Orleans, In the above entitled cause. IS,
proceed to sell at public auction. on tho nrs w
ises hereinafter designated, on BATUIShfIivys
January Is. 1879. ut 10 O'Clock q. m. the is,iiMA
Ing described prOperty. to wit:
ONE MULE AND TWO CARTS, at INV v,..
house, Nos. 20 and 25 Orleans street. betwnasses'
Royal and Bourbon streets. In the Second mn III
trict Of this city. DA~
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUy
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
ja14 10 as
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ja1o "A 1s' JOHN HERBERT Clert


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- Ism o. Orleans. No. 362H--Notice Ia hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and 10 N
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification. Il
any they have or can. why the accounts pre-
sented by Daniel A. Wilson, administrator Of
this estate, should not be- approved and homolo-
Herewith. - oiu"noo
BY order Of the court.
Ja10 IA 10 JOHN HEPpEpr C,o-l
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service. United states Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 p. M. Saturday. January Is. !.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time nt nil afatione
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Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine and washlaxtan Az.
NEW ORLEANS

oons.sIfiy receiving fresh supplies ). purs
prufs: Med al Cnemicals, Pasant Medicines
Toilet and Fancy Articles. etc. SID =
margin. Coral Tooth Paste. rscomT
Al LIVING wna use u as very superior del
ment and ravishIng beauty. Civ
Cream ior chapped lips. face and hf
srts fectoral Cough syrup. for cat
oroncni Ii and pneumonia Prescr,
no night and day. R.J.MAINEGj
Oruggist. Pharmaceut1st and Practk Is
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70 10 "a JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Succession Of Fred rIck H.nt..

NE CREDITORS OF THE DECEASED ARE
- hereby reqnested to present their claims to
tue unaersigned within ten days from the date
a;sreol. an0 all persons indebted to the success
eIou are requested to make imme jiate pay.
mehe. Il. j. LAYER. Notary Public,
1au. No. 908 Magazine street.
.yanmhry 10 1873 ja15 10 "a
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