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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

The EVIDENCE TAKEN before the Taller
Committee at New Orleans, still shows
the Tost atrocious conduct on the part
of the Democratic White Leagues OF
Louisiana. Such barbarties may well
alarm the people and lead them to a
calm consideration of the question:
"Should such people be entrusted the
privilege of making their own laws and
governing thpmselvps?" A State set
tied by Indian savages, could not sur
pass the State Of Louisiana in harbarity
and cruelty, and all the murders com.
mi,ted by the Indians, which the army
is employed to check aud avenge, pale
into insignifcance compared with The
wholesale murders of coored people in
Lou siana. As q choi between two
evils the ballot could te more safely en-.
trusted to the red savage5 Of the west,
than to the white savages of Louisiana.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AsBuRy CHIN III. corner Third and Walnu,
streets, Rev. J. A. Is. Wilson, pastor. Special
meeting this evening for the promotion Oi h0li
ness ut $50 O'Clock. Children meeting AT
o'clock every Saturday afternoon.
Preaching tomorrow at 1890 q. IN. aud p
IN. 10y the pastor.
A. u. NJ. =. CHURCH, French street between
Sth and 9TH. Rev. Il. II. chiPpey. pastor
Preaching services at 1880 n. IN, aud p
m. Sabbath school at lao =. III. Evening
subject" H0rseleer
CALVARY p. i. CHURCH. Third and WASH
ington streets. Rev. ". q. Ware, rector. ser
vices at 1880 a. III. and 40 ?. M. Wcdncs
day eve at 7-.D,
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CnURCH, King
street near Eighth, Rev. J. II. Nixon, ID. ID.
| pastor. Service ut 1890 n. m. The evening
service will be omitted in order to Join Grac,
Method 81 church In union services. conducted
by the pastors.
CHUFCII or THE COVENANT. Preaching nj
1890 u. N. ans 73O p. m. by Rev. J. l..
tstlin pastor. Services will be held In theil
church At the Old Western market. on Front
street between adison and jefferson. Sun
day school 10. morrow morning at 8 o'clock
Prayer meeting ut $50 p. IN.
DELAWARE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. Del
aware avenue and West streets. Rev. l. VI
saldemNn, pastor Preaching at 1879 u. IN
and ~ p. m. by the pastor, Baptism in the
evening. Revival services during the week
u. ZIoN NJ. r. CHURCH. Ninth and French
streets, Rev. W. =. Butter, pastor. Preaching
at 10 80 a. m, and T.3U D. m by Rev NJ J.
Web, OF Chester, Pa.
E,psr ppyapvrp,1,s Curpcu Marie,
street above Ninth, Rev. ]. b. DuVal, pas.
tor Preaching at 1890 n, IN. sabbath school
attn. m In the evening our congregation
Will meet with that OF Grace church to hold
union services
Gp,cp cp,pcu CORNER OH and West stros,s
Rev, ". j. Stevenson, u, D.. pastor. Preach.
Ing at lu-3Oa IN. by the pastor. Young mems
prayer meeting at go a. IN. There Will be
',non services ut 80 y. m. The First and
Central Presbyterian churches uniting in the
services Addresses by the pastors o. the sew
erai churcfrS.
Housguo1p or FAITH on the second floor
Of the McClary Building, No. COS Market
street, Elder q. K. Kramer, pastor. Preaching
at 1890 "A. m. and p IN. by the pa tor.
Morning subject" Jacobs Ladder" Even
ing subject ninties In Religion re.
viNhl services ehch ''ehinR during tie wech
Saturday eNceptci.)
OLrvrT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner Of
Adams and Chestnut streets. Preaching NJ
1919 u. m. and 7-"O +. N. by Rev. Charles J..
Mallory. Sabbath school at va, m. and 2 p.
III Church prayer meeting on Friday even
lng at $50 O'clock.
ScorT NJ. T.. CHI,u,.H. Seventh md Spruce
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
NOVEMBER 10, 1873.

TRAINS LEAVE WELLINGTON.
FOR Philadelphia 2.37. T05, s.iO 800, 80
1000 a. m.: 1881, 1913, ~, 100, $40,
10, s.46p. m.
FIR New York: 237, u. m.; 7o5, go. 1881,
1888, SAC u. N. ON Sundaya: 2.3I, b.4e
For Banlmore and Washington: l2.5l, 2.le,
$50 n. m; 1857, lea, 5.ls, =. III.
For Baltimore: 7.0s, Express. On Sunday,
for Baltimore and Washington: 1881, 40
$50 n. III.
For baltimore and way stations: s.39 n. M,
For New Castle: OF, 9.l5 q. ~, Los, Ga
For Delaware X. r.: sl5 a. NJ: LOS, $50 p
IN.
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington n Northern X. L.: SO a.
m.:9,2O II. m: 3p. m; and SEQ =. III. Sat
urday's only. Hoo p. M.
Fer Delaware Western 4. L.: lo.4o, $50 p. IN.
Sunday trains, 1879 q. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE At LMlNG1OE.
Fem Philadelphia: l2.i5. LOB, s.34, $40 n. M,
i2.03, l2t7, l.C2. l2D. 5.l3, t.2t, 100, 40,
ll.l5p. IN. On Sundays: l2.i3, 2o3, s.4,
1910 u. m: 1885, ll.i5. p. m.
From BaltImorc:23l s. 81 0.i5a. m: l227, 1881,
5.36, s.3d +. III. On Sundays;2.3i, AIN. t.30'
s8 p. N.
From Washingtsn 81, p. m; l2.27, 1871.
$50, $50 p. m. On Sundays 2.Sl Il. m;
5.3s, V.3o =. IN.
From New Castle: $50, 1910 IL. H.;
TO p. m. No Sunday trains.
FfOm Delaware X. r.: $50 n. H.; 1910, 40
y. IN.
From Wilmington \ Northern X. Il: S05
u. N. II. 80 q. NJ; 40 p. m; and 735 p. III
Saturdays only, l2D.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 7.55 ii. IN.
3l0p. IN. Sunday trains, 6p. N.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE rhILADEI-
From Broad street and Washington avenue
30, 800. 1919, ll.4b II. M; 800, 400, 3l5,
800. 6.l5 9.l5. ll.30 p. II. On Sundays:
1913 a, H.; so, ll.50 p. NJ.
+ ON fhirty-Second and Market streets: LOO,
100 ii. 50 a. m: l225, Am 800. II .. y. III.
On sundays: leo. $50 n. III.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

Notwithstanding the rejection OF
General Grant by the civil authorities
OF Cork, he is meeting with enthu'las-
tic receptions in the other large cities
Of ireland which he is visiting, indeed
his cool treatment by Cork gentlemen
seems only TO have aroused the other
sections of the Irish nation, to extend
to the distinguished American citizen
a nd traveller die cordial greeting, TO
which be is entitled. and to show also
that forill manners and spiteful cfamped
up prejudicss, the rulers OF Cork are an
ISOLATION in Ireland. Leaving Cork out
of the list solitary and alone, it was at
Derry, Dublin, Ballymonsy, Belfast,
and other large cities which Re visited,
where the true generous warm lmpnl
s,s of III. real Irish character were
shown, and the people OF thos" cites
resent the action Of the CITY OF Cork
A. a Islander upon Irish hospitality
Amongst the most pleasant incidents
Of the generals, visits were the hearty
greetings he receives from those who
fought against him. In his brief ad-
dresses General Grant shows excellent
taste and superior good sense. All #.
forts TO induce him 20 say something in
f,yor Of fire.. trad have proved una
vallng. It is a matter Of regret not
only to the hest people Of Ireland hut
in America, that the visit OF the General
I, Ireland should have aroused any
bitter party or religious feeling Not
outstanding the enthusiasm with
which lie is received hy the masses o.
the people. there is still a party who
published intlamatory appeals calling
upon Irisl men to welcome Grant as
u" SrPa' VT" iEt heph"i''"' WV ''''''
gated hy Italian priests, attempted to
stop az ON, &c procession on Broadway,
New Y,rk. General Grant pers-tentIv
rpfuses to he drawn into any express
son Of opinion on the subject, which
a.. ms 10 divide ireland. hut .imply
saws that he would he ashamed of his
history if it contained any word inc"n
si,t.nt with his belief in the widest
civil and religious liberty. This is
sal. ground for the General to stand
upon all the time not only in America
but in Europe. 1t seems that the res"
'utirn Of the General not TO visit Cork,
WAS taken before hearing Of the action
Of thu Cork Council IN account "fthe
,hortntss Of his time, hut it Is believed
that had h. gore there, riots of a
dreadful character would have -nsu-d.
This at least was the apprehension of
the authorities and it was this fear thai
induced many of them to throw their
influence against the General coming
to the city. 1t IS r-pr-h"nsible in the
Democratic journals to attempt to
make political capital out Of this qurs
ton, while they are mol more at heart in
sympathy with the Cork mob than are
the friends of General Grant and i'll
tell CERT Irishmsn everywhere, a-d We
ar very much mistaken if there is any
publ, man in America that has az
many warm true hearted friends
amongst Irishnen than General Grant
has.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

ONE or THE needed " urms Of the day
is a reduction Of the number of Justices
of the Peace in the City of Wilmington
There is about as much need of a fifth
wheel to wagon as there is of six JUS
tees, and f there were but three the
fees they now get would not be too
high, there would be fewer cases Of lit.
igation, and justice would be admins
out favor or partiality. As it is now,
there are six men that have to make a
living out Of the business, and the
more cases that can be drummed up
the more cost there are for the 'Squires.
The desire to make living out of the
office induces Justices to encourage liti-
CATION, and it is no unusual thing for
parties sueing others for trihing
breach of the peace case or an imagi-
nary assault and battery, to be- sued II
turn before they leave the Office of the
Justice, thereby insuring double costs
to the Squire and his constable. If
there were but three Justices and an
equal number Of constables much of
this trumped up business could be
avoided, the costs would not be too
high, and justice more fairly a1minis-
tered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
ATURDAY,yANUARY 10, 1879,
rhe REPUBLICAN has the largest
circulation Of ANY paper In Della
ware. Ady.-ttsars take IL note Of
thiN-
acknowledgements -

The beauties OF local self-government
30 elo9uently portrayed by Senator
Bayard, on different occasions, have
been fully illustrated by the conduct Of
his friends and partizans in the differ
snt Southern States. In looking back
over the history of the past decade it
really seems as though this eminent
gentleman really desired that his par
tizans should be given the opportunity
TO decimate their political opponents
hy murder, if need BE-, without restraint
on the part of the General Government,
or interference in their doings Nv any
power whatever. We say this on the
ground that he must have known that
the presence Of soldiers in different
locations in the southern states. as
necessary to protect the people in tie
exercise of their political privileges,
and to prevent scenes of violence and
murder that are q burning disgrace to
our country and to the age in which
we live.
If the Senator di | not desire that his
partizans should have the opportunity
to murder their opponents with impu-
nifty, he should denounc. their conduct
and counsel their punishment. Tie
knows that the State Courts are utterly
powerless to punish these terrible mis-
ereants, and yet be in common with
his party voted 10 cut down the army,
and to prevent it's use to protect citi-
zeDs in the exercise Of their rights as
freemen.
The elections in the South are a
mockery, and the Senator know it,
aud yet ho mas NO word of coDdemna-
tion for the villainies practiced, and
the cold bIooded murder of scores Of in
nocent citizens. We suppose he holds
that the end aimed at-the success OF
his party-justifes the means used to
attain it.
Local self-government is delusion
and snare in every Southern State.
1t means the liberty on the part of the
white leagues to murder and destroy
and thus control the elections to suit
the Senator'S purposes and enable him
TO compass his ends.
His silence justifes our conclusions.
If We are wrong let him speak out, and
acknow ledge that his theory Of local
self.governnent cannot apply to the
Southern States until the Terrible ban
ditti, which dominate puhiir affairs,
have been overthrow aud properly
punished.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

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our Celebrated Pain Searcher, a very speedy
cure Is obtained We have over 1000 releren
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cents box, or FIVE boxes for ~. Sent by mail
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depot co..
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stores
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iron. Apply at 600 King street. lnl0.3t+
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

SENATOR BAyARD will please accept
our thanks for copy of the Congress.
sional Directory. 1t contains a bio
graphical sketch of all the members of
the present Congress, besides much
other useful information.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

A CARD.-To all VINO are ~-rering iren
"A the indiscretions Of youth, ner vou
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood. etc
VIII send you a receipt tEat will cure yor
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In Soutf
America. send u self addressed envelope t,
Rev JOSEPH 7. inman. Station u. Bible
HOnse. Now YORK CITY
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

THE LATEsT-Alexander II. Stephens,
who was at deaths door on THURSDAY for
the hundredth time, from an attack of
"neuralgia in the bowels" has again
slammed the door in deaths face and
resumed his seat in the House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

Hon. GUsrAys ScHLEGcHER, member
of Congre from the Sixth District o.
Texas, die / last night in Washington
from a severe attack Of erysipelas. This
makes the fifth democratic Congress
man that has died during the pr Sc
Congress, and other', 9th Republicans
and democrats, are lying i'll at Wash.
ington. Mr.. Schlecher was native
of Germany, and one Of the best mem
ber5 Of the House on the Democratic
side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

BUFFALO Express says Corr has put
up large sign--"Headq1arters Of the
Democratic party for $780,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

and all who use Files arc interested. The
old or worn File Is quickly ard completely
sharpcncd and il generally better than when
new. New Files are improved In lie and use
lulness thirty per cent The temp0r OF the
Files Is not drawn or disturbed. The cost OF
sharpening is one half that of recruiting.
Send for circular Of explanation and list OF
prices. Send sample lot of Files Tor trial.
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National Surgical Institute.


The annual visit of m Examining Sur
gson from this well known Institute will
be made to New ORLEANS December LIST,
1879. He will have skilled assistants from
the Home Institute, and will remain uati.
December 18th, 1879. P.eparati ms To-
this visit are amply sufficient to meet any
increased demands. s..i Eli fsa
Surgical cases and these requiring per-
sonal attention she,lId come early, tina
they may have attention Tor the whole
month IL necessaly. la its chsse special
ties, Club Feet, Spinal and Iii !, Iii sas., /,
Paralysis, Contraction, and diseases If the
JOINTS, files, Fistula, private diseases,
Catiarrh. Diseases OF ibes Eye, Ear. etc,
this Institute 10 unexssiled. Refers By
permission to the many we'll known ciil
Gems Of New Orleans vino are patrons.
Rooms, rs before, at No. Los st. charles
Street, where we will be pleased to 9 &c our
old patients, with as many new ones as
may choose to cal For fartl.-r parricn-
lars writs 10 National Su gical Ins: itu;c.
Indianapolis, Ind, Philadelphia, Pa, At
lSnta. Gs sl5-5t
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MoNrooMEnY, La, Oct. q, 1879.
sRs Parish Nominating Coarestson, Pasish
| \ Grant, La:
eExrLtMES-As q representative body
fthe Democratic Conservative party, you
hw sen fit, in your wisdom. to nomi
nas me as candidate for election to our
'neral Assembly. and. Notwithstanding
ay business relations are such tat my
divided attention is daily requi. cd at
sue, and the responsibility Of ,ne posi-
n 70 great that / Ind myself almost
ny TO shrink from duty, / accept the
"a and thank you, gentlemen, toI the
nuer you have thus d me me.
y the voters of the parish, whom br.
~ you fal,hfilly Represent, l would
MI never sought this nomina ion, neve,
4sd single individual III tue capacity
delegate or otherwise, to support me
80 tue convention, and would have
led preferred some one else n0lninat,
any stead; but, as your convention has
"a 6t to nominae me, accept tine ss.uis,
hylng implicitly on your devotion to du.
y vhch may be showa by registering
snptly. those OF you who have not AL
~ registered, and turning OUT in solil
slanx on Tuesd.y, the second day Vi
- December. and casting your votes -
- and tried patriots should.
lam iully aware that muca Is expected
q Will be required of the next Lsgisla-
aud that those who composo that
must be steadfast aud energetic T..
zennpl'sh the ends require Of them II
~ 20 proper to elect me, I pledge you,
citizens to give to the duties ri III.
4. sole position my undivided atten-
study your wishes. to act and vote
- 81 circumstances to promote your
interest, and whatever can be done
our State, and pai ticularly FIR our
-, you may rely upon my doing to
yssefy best Of my ability.
nave no pet theories to advocate, no
Ss9es to advance, but only wish t. sct
: ~ 10 q would hest suit he whole people
- as parish of Grant. regardless Of sec
nv locality, position or occupation.
n.g the manifestation Of confidence
,s.y aniiity to fill the exalted pos,tiun
! am Nominated for will never be
s'sd, remain. gentlemen,
'us RESPECTFULLY, H. v. MCCAIN.
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Dentistry.


DIR. HANCOCK. Who has located in Ra
pides parish. La, has made arrangement
To witt this place. Montgomery aud Cane
river, up as far as N.,tchitoches, monthly.
We are glad to havc = reliable Dentist
amongst Us, and be<Pyak f,r hi.va llbcn'l
share Of bnsiaess. The Dnctar brings
with him many letters Of cemmenda a. II,
rom the hishest sources, Ex-Gov, Hen
bricks Of Indiana, Ex-Gov. J G. Brown of
Tennessee. Judge Denny. Attorney Gen.
eial Of Indiana, and ). b Cover, State
Treasurer Of Indiana. We have seen sounc
Of his work aud tbink it will compare
vel with, work done in New Or ears on
y ether pla . Samples OF His skill
ctn 10 . en- ~ Soiiax.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-01

3 much Of our space is taken up til .
sxA with lengthy proceeding Of ,ai' us
|h1ia that We have no room t. comment
sthe vssious candidates. Suffice il to say
Representative is Inaa held hiyh in he
rtcn Of all, while our Clerk is Ger ally
knan for the place. The candidate fol
bri1 is business man. we'll qualified
the duties of tn, dice, AID will m axe y
kselass officer. As to our popular ,ro-
H. Dr Goo le. It is us-l.-ss to say anything
|Bka both parties can center on him.
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n L. NJ. Brian asserted in the mass
|~tiag last Saturday that Democratic
~ bad merer been elected in Grant par
h We deny his assertion most emphatic
d. nd chirye him with making u sta;e
|ust hat the "a is d, not warrant IL Is
|knch m as Mr.. Ban, who sci km
|x<er aud vote, that arc given to these
|rof eraiuitous statements. =
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-01

se,s1 msult Of the Whi's Sulphur Springs
fIss'on was the nomination of SIR. J.
~ 3 q Casahouls for Senator from The
-. Sens'orial Diatrict- While tho .mi-
% Catsshoala MN was ratl-r I'M
g We are gratiHed that the cnnven-
n TO again confer the ho sor on
eof citiseus A tn the rominos We
mai thee il not man Ia the Dis
ae cou'd represent the p.rish with
= ~ Than Mr.. Luce. A. = lawyer
9 Without sap-rior II t:Iis sec
&su the ability displayed by hIm q
- ~, carried to the senate, he W II
N ablest membes VI that b d..
-, !. ma always bsen true t,tae prin-
~ ne Democratic party and has
- norc for the succass VI the party
"a - than perhaps asy man Ia the
|l14r2 hitherto without thanks aud
md -Catah0uls News.
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II that the campaign has fairly be-
md We have very little time to be
Ialersd With exchange fiends, it is . good
:. % mako inroads upon us. We sug.
6FHday noon, just after the mail has
q. in. IS the best time to call around,
!. ,su can give more trouble &C that hour
a Il any other given time during the
|-vn DAYS Of the week.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-01

ne Cornic Brandon, by dint Of hard
Ind, managed to yet mp as high as Colfax
|x Tuesday. Mt bling ale to g. any
|anhcr on account of the low Stage Of
|uts, she discharged her fret Int about a
|Apsaud packages, for Grand Ec,re. Cou-
|ksta aud other points, and returned be-
~. The freight is stored in Mr.. T. J. Pr
Us war.house, who will attend to all per-
|ns calling for goods.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-01

Mr.. F. l. Craig, our fat and jovial friend,
commonly known to his intimate acquain-
tan"es as Lard Keg,". 10 in town with q
drove Of beeves, which he proposes to serve
up to the citizens from day to day in such
manner rs will be most satisfactory ~
beef eaters
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-01

sr,s an oversight on our part last week
Ixvo mention was made Of that 'bache-
q euiIting party As the "young man.
A. CHRONICLE received the full benefit
4, proceeds of that party, the omis-
q ~ grave offsnse. aud We apologize
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STRaYfD or STOLEN.

One 81 es'rmt snrr..l Mare and two cells.
ON a aak | on gray los Cot, ia" YER
old. ~ Il tie chr y fright sss1el nsnrc
Colt. one wear aid
Int0nat IN Ie Ding g. their recovery.
or any person d.lise'ins them Mt the
rh'"nsel.' Once or Ut Bis Greek lost
Office viii be REWARDED.
sz7 1m @. w. X ES-
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~ Laughlin has been teaching tn
.,eslisn system of writing In our court
=. for the past week: From here be
"a. to 20 to Montgomery.
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,.;sf entered DR.. Deals crib one night
-..k and made a division Of his corn.
I. !. out Of ten bushels he took eight,
.,sv the Doctor two.
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WARNINGI.

The public are her by netiiis not 10
'rado for oI purchase q eertan Pro nisory
Note, drawn by nays II in favor If Mr..
Prince, a man representing himself as u
gin wright. .eG FiA Sos 31telts
CPS GEORGE w. HICKMAN
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
N OrICE!

) iccession Of James w. iia,lnot. d ceased.
No 81.
Whereas, II ward mcknight has this
lay made a:.,licati.n a. this cour Z" he
n, pointed Da i've Te tainc..tafy Executor
Ut tie smcc,-ssion of J. ". n ID at. de-
srasd, n.tiee Is l,c'e,'y given e. NJ wl'tm
{ MY or d til c 'ncern t0 show ME,
yiilism ten days, why tie same shai' not
gr:alt.ssl.
W,tmlss the Ion. A v Raglan. Parish
Judge, this 2:Id slay II Ocu,bcr, A u. 1872.
oz5 =. B. =. IA 'K..i. ORD. Clerk