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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-18
Trouble at the sutro TunneI.


II. M. Steamer Osprey. Taking In
MunitiOus Of War.
VICTORIA, February II.
Her Majesty's steamer Osprey is taking
in coal, ammunition, etc. She is under
orders for Alaska. She carries four guns,
and will sail tonight.
Nothing additional has been received
from Alaska. The anxiety here is extreme.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-18

Virginia CITY, February 12-wife of John
Lentz. a daughter.
Virginia City, February l3-Wife Of Earnest
Beckert, q son.
Reno. February 14-wifs of NJ. D. Kelley, a
daughter.
Big Meadows. February 9-wife Of H. @. Mark
er. q daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-18

Governor Fremont vetoed the bill licens-
ing gambling in Arizona Territory, and
tbs veto was sustained.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-18

The snow ct Truckee is from Q foot to
20 inches deep on q level.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY RE-
PAIRED.

AND f. ELM NE
PAIRED.
II you want to have your watches and jew
elry repaired in a workmanlike manner, go to
p. Steler's jewelry store, one door south OF y.
Ashim Il Bros, Main street,
-
X Il.
This is the watchword of the Golden Rule
Store, and Notwithstanding all the puff adver-
tisements and extraordinary announcements
JOE exceeds and gets away with the baggage,
selling goods cheap for cash.
selling OFT!
My stock Of Boot and Shoes, entire or by the
single pair, / offer at cost prices, as 1t is my de-
sire to close out this line of goods by the LIST Of
January, or as soon thereafter as possible.
MORRIS H.. JOSEPH,
Golden Rule Store, Eureka.
-
stripped stockings.
Make your brother q present of o nice half
dozen Fancy Half Hose. TX L in prices at the
Golden Rule Store.
SILK HandkerchiefS.
TX L, in a fine assortment for the holidays
trade, at the Golden Rule Store, cheap for cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-18

Winnemucea. February u.s. j. Bonniheld To
Miss Annie Paterson.
Carson City. February 1S-Mr. Greenwood to
Miss Mary Siebert.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-18
NEVADA.
The Outlook at Carson Anti
MonopOlists Fail to cen n Cau-
cus-FinaI Action Deferred Uutil
Tomorrow Evening.

Special Dispatch to the SENTINEL
CARSON, February II.
The extreme anti-railroad Republicans
attempted to caucus tonight on railroad
matters. 1t is reported that but a few
members could be got together, and the
caucus proved a failure. This would seem
to indicate that a majority of Republican
members will oppose any further railroad
legislation.
Action ON the Storey County Bill.
The Railroad Committee of Fourteen
have deferred final action on the Storey
county bill until Wednesday evening.
This is lone to give time to hear from Eu-
reka- We would be glad if merchants and
others interested would forward their con-
illusions by that date.
Trouble at the SutrO Tunnel.
VIRGINIA CRY, February II.
1t is reported on creditable authority,
hat at 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, an
order was received from San Fra ncisco dis
charging all the men employed on the Su-
tro Tunnel, except Superintendent Sheldon
and Foreman Bluett. About the same
time hot water from the flooded mines was
pumped into the tunnel from the Combin-
alton shaft, filling the tunnel with steam.
This morning, several parties who tried to
enter, were driven back by the heat and
steam. The mining men are very reticent
on the subject, but say that the water
pumped into the Combination shaft is be-
ing raised to the surface with skeets.
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s~tockhoIders Meeting.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Maryland Tunnel
Company at 3 o'clock p. NJ, on the 28th instant.
at their Office, for the purpose of electing one
trustee. G. n. DE La MATYR,
Secretary.
Eureka, February is, 1879. febi6td
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~ Invitations will be issued during the
coming Week. so as to give ample time to those
desiring to ate nd in costume.
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Tickets tnot transferable) including one
lady's ticket. 81 ca
Extra tickets for ladies, each.......... = 80
Spectators tickets, admitting gentleman
ana lazy Nv
Tickets to be had only from the Committed
of Arrangements.
Eureka, February Z, 1879. febs I'd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-18

The proposition Of Senator Cassidy il
only an illustration of q physician exhibit
ing faith in his own medicine by taking
strong doses Of it.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

candidates presenting themselves for
the vacant second lieutenancies IN
the army:
! 1. Have you ever been engaged In
any rebellion against the Govern.
ment ~ the United States, or given
any aid, comfort, encouragement or
support to peraons who were 90 en-.
g.ged? 2 Explain fully the nature
II the obligation you will assume
npon taking the oath required by
law IN entering the service IT the
Uni'ed States, "a an officer Of the
army, a. YOU understand the same.
3 d. you belirv' in the right OF q
state to secetle from the Union, and
therebv ahsOlve it's citizens from
their allegiance To the United States.
and from All obligations to obey the
laws Of tho UntDn? 1. II you be
come an Officer Of the army. will you
hold your allegiance to the United
States az paramount to any ODIiga
ton TO any State authority. 10 case OF
cO0fllo' between tho two? s. Ia the
event that the State 10 which you
may claim citizenship shall. at any
time. attempt to assert the right to
withdraw from the Union, wilt you
regard It. a. your duty to adhere to
the United States and obey the or.
ders Of the President az your com
mander.in chief, or would you con.
slider 1t right to withdraw from the
army and go With your State
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30
Union, Liberty and Free States.

The spirit OF Unienism which now
prevails in the entire country, and
did prevail since the foundation Of
our government. springs solely from
our love ~ liberty and our deter.
mination ~ maintain II. But there
~ a clasa in this country. ~ there
haa been IN all countries and In all
ages, that desire the destruction Of
the liberty Of the people. They have
made. or are attempting to make,
the idea of U"ion auperior 10 all
other considerations; they contend
that lihe-tv even. must be sacrificed
10 the Union. o. course. tho South
ia used "a an argument in favor OF
this grand consolidation, This atrone
government. which the Republican
nar'v contend must he secured.
We hav' had enough NJ aecession-
no consideration could ever induce
ns IN anch a step again: conseqnent.
" the danger ~ secession, which IL
const .ntly quoted nv these Rapuhli
can conaolidators, Ia silly, 20 silly
that We wonder people Of brains are
deceived nv T..
Let the Republicans make the IL.
sus Of conaoli iati,n-and We are
ready to meet them win the dec)ara
l'o1 that this IL an 1NDrssoLUBLE
y MON OF INp1srRUcT.BLE ST>TEs!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

ACTING Governor WrLrz was ne.
TIL med by the merchants OF New
Orleans to remove members Of the
Board Of Health OF New Orlea d,
With . view Of modiflog Quarantine
restrictions. The Governor declined
IT tho following oogent reasons:
While temucrarily discha rxipe the
dut1ee OF the Executive I do not con.
.ller It tncumtDe0t upon me to inter.
t.ro 10 the arrangements made hv
ne Governor or to remove Snv of
0le .xDpotntees except In cases of
'na'le6sauce OF gross neglect of duty
Where v sc8nctes occur 1t Ia nv duf.
- oil them rather than leave tn.
pub IL to suff- r Inconvenience. OH.
eEwlee. ana 'or any other purpose. I
10 not intend t. tnterp0ee. trustino
that oil officers of the State. whether
elected Or appointed, will striv,, r..
petform their respective functions IN
strict conformity to law: and In con.
ciuston I will cay that I will rr.,,,ast
the president OF the Board OF H..si.h
to call meeting for the purn,s.. 's ~
looking carefully into the sit,lstioo ~
sod It poestble TO modify the o0srSn.
the proclamation,
Now Orleans will b ehut IN hv
Inc country parishes, feve, or 90 "a.
Vel. should tho quarantine below tho
CITY be raised. The merchants Of
that city will tale their choios-co.
90 nutD q cotton.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30
SHCRIFF'S SALE.

Adeline Campbell vs.. William I. Se
District Court, Parish Of Natcbitocbs
No. S254. :.
nY virtue Of writ of seizure and ss's
ID issued in the above entitled a's
numbered suit aud to me directed, !
have seized and will otter for sale
the last aud highest bidder at the aee
If the Court House in he city and ~
ish Of Natchitoches, Oh
Saturday, Sept. 9Th. 1872
between the legal hours Of sale, thew
lowing described property te.wit: y.
A certain tract Of and or plantane
situated in the parish Of Natcb'tosDe
being all of that portion Of the bst
Saline Bend plantation an the west W. =.
Ut the Bayou, containing the aggTee'..
quantity "tnine hundred and forty'luC;
IS 100 acres, more or less, aud s'te' ~
in sections three (3), four a., n!ns Y,
and te" (lO), in township nine, Of i.l aE
six west, bounded on the north by ~ !,
Of George W. Morse, Oh the wes. =.
lands belonging 20 Boullt 4 Bro.' q eu w. :"
south by lands belonging to D. A. S%
roll and known as the st. Maurice p H..
tation, and on the east by tn o.E
Bayou and the plantation OF !oDIu ,L
Jones, being tn. sams>acqaired ~
liam r. Sims from Ar Mitenberr@
act Of sale passed before e. Ia ,sS
Notary Public, gu the 9th AuGN''
Terms of Sale: -
CAsH-subject to apprisen'snt.
LA, DEBLIEM Y
Aug. 2-tds. s1
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

To study Of our figures on the
eedsseaee Of the State debt, should
- eedinanes. ~ proposed BY the
0eoeosafic caucus be adopted, will
eeovlsee those who honestly de.
nanded . scale On the ground o.
oend walsh scsls b had In the IN.
ooee anyway. that there d some
eooeeo Why tho Bondholder sbould
~ 0seeGh their organ, tho New
vsseons 1tEm. to defeat the settle.
0ook
IT, - efths whole matter comes
y nat Wa Il y carefully and
eeeee!y sesuaialssd-the people who
~ ~ 49, have allthe .dyantaoe.
- lesh ~. throw II .vsv. n !,
snoeosaase tAsy ~ kept Ia =.
Aeen01e & ~ tsue 49, .
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30
The n. 0. l. Shreveport Mail Route,

Complaint egxinst tho present
management IL universal and quite
bitter, but IL no worse than We ex'
pected. For years this portion u
Louisiana has been At the mercy Of
P-tersou's Ring. and the mail SER
vice has been a sham and shame.
O IA NJ the most important routes In
the State. has q big mule" or q
"pestle tail poney" a. q carrier, and
they manage to pack" about half
the mail. by q tight squeeze. The
people havs looked on 10 wonder and
disgust, have cursed and prayed, and
yet Petersou's mule and pony move
on In calm serinity.
This thing must stop. Our Con.
gressionsl delegation must move In
tho matter, and while moving let "a
suggest that tho authorities be cited
to tho fact OF the importance Of the
route; that 1t will take both steam.
ers and hacks to make q daily route,
and a daily route We must have. Let
q STAR SERVICE be insugurated, and
let Capt. Jos. Aiken be allowed the
contract for both the lend and ri,r rostes,
and We will then be assured Q mail
service which the people require. and
Of which they will not complain.
Mr.. Jonas has written US that he
will do all he can to put both servi.
ces In the hands Of competent and
people. Lst us hear from
the other Congressional delegates.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

JuDoD 0xlTa, ~ CALDWELL par'sh T..
% ~ learn, q candidate for C'rcnit
Judee OF this, the First C'rcuit.
Judge Smith II a gentleman of high
character and a lawyer of marked
ability. and would be an ornament to
tho Bench OF this az any other State.
We hope judge Smith much success.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

Our esteemed contemporary the
eou11I1x, Of Sabine, We are glad TO
no(es Was not serious In its "inde-
peodeot article" In fact IL was writ.
tsa IN one IT the joyous moods Of
q ~ jolly Editor, ''just to sec what
Nd ~, you see." Close up all
aloog tho line!
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NOTICE..

Succession Of Morce'in Tausin, dsa
JULES DuCASSE having filed hi.r
u count Of adminis' ration Of tho 81.
ccssioa Of Marceiin Tauzin decd, "
persons Interested are hereby noti6edp
show cause within ten days from IL
publication hereof. why the said account
shall not DO hcmcloyated.
W. II. TUNNARD,
Aug. est. Clerk
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

1ho Nashville BULLETIN HOSTS
~ no11o Of It. Governor Wiltz as
ID oholce. and tho choice Of Avoy.
elloo pasish for Governor. It SAYS:
We believe that We properly and
correctly Interpret the sentiments
aoo WlDeeo OF nine.tenths Of the
voeoee Of this parish when We az.
oeee hat The Hon. Louis A. Witt Ia
e0elg eholee for Governor Of this
100 Ihie parish "a indebted to
~ Joe many tavors, and especially
0e - poopl0 OF the 0verfowed dis.
t!!ee tooo@bee bic noble services 10
vt oooell when tho great inunda-
70 owcps away from. them the &C..
~ ~ ,Ss!eesoas Of years Of weary toll
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NOTICE..

DETER vElLEMAN, lieuidator d
l She late partnership between Chit
tine L'herisson and Peter Vrulemal,
having filed his final account with state
ments annexed. All persons interested
are hereby notified to show cause viii.
in ten days from The publication hess,f
why the sale shonld not be ho,rolefs.
ted and the liquidator discharged.
W. II. TCNNARD,
Aug. 23.-2t. Clert.
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There will be no lack OF candi.
dates for Governor Of New York this
hll. The HERALD counts eighteen
oethem already IN the fleld-Church,
Ooopef. Dorsheimer, Hewitt, Kelly,
Potter, Robinson and Tilden for the
De@octats, and Arthur, Conkling.
Ooenell, Hiscock, Hustled, Morgan,
Pomsey, Robertson, Sloan and Star.
q boe the Republicans.
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DLOODED STOCK

THOROUGHBRED Short Horned c.t.
l. tie, Cotswold and SOuthdown Shee"
aud Berkshire Hogs. Delivered on board
steamboat at Alexandria, Rapitles mr..
'sh, where the stock has been pastared
since the Fall of 1877 and 1878.
Terms Reasonable.
Apply to J. NJ. ARMSTRONG.
70" o-i!' Alexandra, In.
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Warmoth n an interview with q
Northern newspaper man gives us
information that the Rapublicaps
WI put Q ticket IN the field fnr State
Omcers this fall. Taylor Beattie. ~
1ASouche, b mentioned az their
probable candidate for Governor.
and John B. Stephenson, Of 1berville,
for II. Governor,
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FOR saloon EASY TERMS

=, 1T a lot on Sibley street. in tho town Of
q. A house and lot corner Second L. Horn 81,
~; a tract Of land on Clear Lake 81 acres.
stn. A =" on Old river, ~ acres.
,. gu. A I" in township IT, range r.
9th. A tract Of land on Rel river, bounded
aoovo BY lands Of W. ". Breaseale and J. o.
rayne. and below BY G. ". Morse. 80 acres.
7th Four lots In tho town Of Grand Ecore
designa'ed - lots %, 81, So, 81. Also lot Of
ground IN tho town Of NatchitoChes. also =
tract Of land. being Rio Hondo claim No. l6a.
containing $50 l9.l00 acres.
9Th: ! tract Of land in township 10. range .,
9th. tract VI land in township y. range 6
and township 70. range 5. containing 4s3 1900
acrea.
nth. Also an undivided one.third Of place
known ~ the Royce place. containing 1880
acres being section II and IT,
18th. A honee and lot on Jackson Souare
Ugh. lot OF ground on jackson Square.
18th. A tract II land in township 9. range
,; known - claim IS, containing lsS acres
MEYER WElS 4 CO..
Apply to L. CASPARl.
June l4.-6m.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

Tho De6oto DEMOCRAT will please
plaNo 70 tho credit ~ the "new Judi.
clsry system" s54 500 per annum !:
which Il will cost. less than the
''prolant CoNetitMtinn"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

For the immediate Relief and prrma.
n"nt Cure of CUTS, BFR\S. BRUISES.
WOUNDS, EAR ACHES. and all Skin
Diseases or Eruptons, we place before
the public preparation which is of the
highest standard of excellence. secon,.
to none. for the class Of diseases to,
which il is Intended. We claim it 10 br
a specific for this class of disease, hav-
ing submitted it TO rigid test, ex tend
ing over period Of thirty.fvc years
IL treating III. most obstinate eases
whicl, have come uudrr our observation
with it successfully.
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STOP TaE THEE!
$50 REWARD.
1RvlxE's TOLL BRIDGE, !

lRvlNEs TOLL BRIDGE,
Caddo parish, La. Aug. !, 1879. I
CTOLEN from my place /? IN les west
) Of Shreveport, on tho night of July
Slst, one sorrell mare 6 years old. ia
hands high. one hind l. & whit half up
to her hook. No marks or brands. very
short gated aud gentle. She is a VERY
tine formed nag, can run very fast for a
quarter on mile. The party suspecte
AZ q thief, is white man about 80 ycars
Old and very course featured. no beard.
aud dresses very common. II, weigh,
about l6o pounds, lose built, awkward in
action acton! stove"Iy in dress, wears hair
t Mm,co ~ sandy, cnt short; his compler-
has large feet and large hands. ii, ~
th"nght to he M escaped Texas convict
! will give the above reward for tho
mare and the thief.
Aug. l6.4t. +. P. IRVINE.
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News Notes.

The Memphis yellow fever Is still
raging.
New O'l,aus has two more sporad.
&c cases IT yellow fever.
LIGHTNING. 90 96'h August, struck
an Ill tank at Parker, Penn, and
fired 20 900 barrels Of oil.
A serious riot occurred IN Orahec,
Canada. between tho Irish and French
Shin laborers' S,ciasy. MANY per
sons we're killed and wounded. and a
large number have fed the city fol
safe y.
General Grant IL being fessted.
wtoed, dioed and musiced IN Tieotsin.
China.
The United States has offered 10
mediate between the South Ameri.
can States now at war.
Eugene Gordier, colored, formerly
a member Of the Legislature, and for
aome years clerk 10 the poet.ofiise,
was arrested charged with emhe1.
cling valuable letters, one flrm alone
claiming to have lost three hundred
letters Containing remittance. Cor.
der vas Imprisoned IN default Of
80 900 hail. All this In tho New or.
leans Post Office.
The national board OF health haa
received q telegram from DR. Craft.
OF New Orleans, stating that the 10.
cation OF the new case OF yellow fe.
Yer reported 10 at 233 Dumafne street.
1t is probably the result OF Injection
from tho drst. cases on. Oonetanco
street. Another case vas reDorted
On 22d. at AZ Constance street In the
Injected region. The patient Was
taken August is. Isolation and die.
Injection have been enforced.
A great storm swept over the At
lantlc coast-many vessels and lives
! were lost. ~
Tho News special from Austin.
says: Taylor Axe Was eyecuted 0n
I'D inst, In tho presence or l.000
spectators, mostly negroes. He de.
clared bis innocence IL q speech IN
the crowd and maintained oomno.
sure until tho black cap Vas dim
on. The drop fell while he ssno
AVWo 0VOys 0lO 0oCR
was broken by tho iall. His crime
was rape committed on Q 0erman
girl aged Is, In July, 1875"
Rev. I. s. Kalloch, vas shot seri.
ously by Charles DeYouua. IN Gan
Francisco. California. Politics The
cause. A rtot Was eminent st last
accounts. a. tho mob had torn De.
Young from bio buggy and we'll uieh
Killed him. He has 20 be guarded In
The xsmphk people ase In danger
rom thieves a. we'll % the fevsr.
Much deDredation 10 complained Of
and military companies haye bean
organized TO protect Life and bro.
perty.
Boynton beet Cart. Webb IN tia
sWimmiDg match. Webb We taken
from tho water exhausted. Altar ,
hours swimming. Boynton dnished
at 8 hours. s minutes.
New Orleans. Aug. se.-The STATE
Central Committee met o.dwY. PRO-
ceedings harmonious, and the partv
thor0uSly untte1. A call f.r State
nomins,fng Convention va made.
10 meet at Baton Rouge, Monday.
October 6'h. The apnor.ionm.nt "a
made on the Vote u 1915 hut parish
- which cast q larger vote In 1879
~! he allowed . representation on
that vote.
The wife of Gen. J. B. hood. die1
OF yellow frv.r Aux 25th. Tho onlv
case known In the city, Himself and
child down With fever.
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Secession Bsgbear.

Tho ''loyalis's" now In chare. n
tho FEDERAL government. not an =
tremble at the name Of tho South.
bat are 90 very fearful that seceaaion
doctrine may creep into tho armv.
90 peopoundlng tho following div
questions n their o1aniaasioa ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

We are authoriz.d to an nourca tho
name of Col. W. ". DREAZEALE
~ a candida'e for Sheriff OF N4'ch.
ttoches parish. subject to nomination
by the Democratic PARTY.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

When poor Mr.. Foster in the en-.
0uoeasm Of . speech incautiously
13ed out, I'VE fought four years to
psseeeve this Union" his audience
buIse out into outlaws. and some If.
rsvsceot fellow responded, mo, you
did not; you sold goods four years
ed made money while General
Ewing and General Rico were at the
nvok" That kind OF mishap is
domaGdng % Q candidate.
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NOTICE..

IL persons indebted to tho firm Of
q Casp.ri L Dietrich arc respectfully
requested to call on the under,ieued and
mako Immediate settlements. PROMPT
attention tn the above will be to the in.
terest Vt those 20 indebted.
L. C.ASPARI,
June ''tt' Liquidator.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

The hnflv NJ A. p. Stawart. a+nlnr
from his grave IN New York in M.
vemher. 1873 has heen recova-ed
Tho thieves had T. IN Canada Within
Two DAYS after exhnmire u. I. ie
reported they received $4,000 for iis
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

Coz. F. L. CLAIBORNE; IT Point
C0uuee parish. IA q caV'i1ate for
9uperlutendent ~ P,hl'c Education
and Va srs clad IN know il. FOR r.
abler purer or better man lives n
Louisiana than ~ Claiborne,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

Hip disease, fever sores. ulcers.
hlofches. p!mples. and many ioa.h.
some diseases originate 10 i'm rnre
blood. Parsons Puroativa pills
make new rich blood and will change
the blood In the entire system In
three n,0nths, taken one q night.
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NOTICE.,
UNITED SsATEs LAND OFFICE, }
NatchitOcbes. La. Jnlv ceth 1870 {

UNITED SSATEs LAND OFFICE. }
Natchitochrs, LA. July ssth, 1879. !
Complaints having been entered at
this office by Ely Nash against Thomas
:. Wotkts for abandoning bis Homestead
Entry No $50, dated 10Th August ISL
Upon y tne n Of n f. and s. E.4 Of N.
r. =; t, stctIo" "a, Township IN. Range s
west, IN Natchi'oches Parish Louisian j.
with view to the cancellation of said
entry, tho said parties are hereby su,n.
'noued to APPEAR at this office on the lst
gay Of September, 1879, at IL o'clock A.
A., to respond AMI furnish and testi.
monv concerning said alleged abandon
lMent.
l.. DUPLEX, Register.
A. LEMEE, Becriver.
Aug. 2.tf
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All persons about to visit FOREIGN
lands. sailors, fishermen, luu.,,,r-
men and miners should take with
mem a supply OF Johnson e Anodyne
Imminent. II Is both for internal
and external use and Is worth its
weight In gold. '