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Z N. wALNsLEy,
COTTON FACTOR
--AND--
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
80 Perdido st., New Orleans, La.
July l9.-1y.
FOR saloon EASY TERMS

lst a lot on Sibley street, in the town of
Natchitoches.
ri. A house and lot corner Second l. Horn Sta
81 Attract of land on Clear Lake. $40 acres.
4th. A - % on Old river, ~ acres.
5th. 4" g in township l2, range II,
lGO acres.
9th. A tract Of land on Red river, bounded
above by lands Of W. W. Breazeale aud j. o.
PAYNE, and below by G. W. Morse. 30 acres
18th. Fonr lots in the town Of Grand Ecore,
designated o. lots q. 81, 50, 60. Also lot Of
ground in the town of Natchitoches, also
tract Of land, being Rio Hondo claim No. l62
containing $50 49.l0O acres.
9Th: tract Of land in township 10, range 9,
containing 500 acres
9th. A tract If land in township le. range 6.
and township IL, ranges, containing 4s3 1900
acres.
10Th. Also an undivided one.third Of place
known ~ the Royce place, containing 1850
acres, being section II and l2,
nth. A honse and lot on jackson Square.
l2th. A lot Of ground on jackson Square.
18th. A tract Of land in township 6, range
.; known IS claim Sc, containing 500 acres.
MEYER WEIS T. CO.,
Apply to L. CASPARI.
,June l@.-6lm
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY James w. Little 49,
trayed before mo tho undersign6e
Gritty, one bay mare and her to II
described - follows: Tho bay-
branded On tho loft shoulder p
on tue left hip NJ 2, and two hor's "!
without brand or marks.
+. MASON, !
j. p. Ward 10, Parish ofNesshisseH
July l2.tf. ~gs-s ISL
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

J. c. Trichel W. J. E. BssdA
QY virtue Of . writ of Fl. h. iah
ID the above entitled and nunvb)
suit and to me directed, I hsvo ~
and will offer for sale to tho ~ -
highest bidder at tho door az To a.
House in tue city Of Nstchitoches, a Y
Saturday, August 10th, 1873,
at II NJ, the following described plupa'
ty to-wit: l., e.ir.t{N INCA
One certain dwelling house, sital6
Northwest Of the city Of Natchttooh1G b
township !, range y about ono qaaste
Of q mile from the limits Of cid d,
now, or heretofore occupied BY ~
PENDANT, J. E. Breda. 80 - ss'
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisemsnt Z, q
L. A. DERLIEUZ, Y
July l2-tds. sbeit {
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ALEXANDRIA. LA.

MACHINE, BLACKSMITH SHOP Ann
~ Brass Foundry, Copper sheet iron and
boiler work done in all its branches. builders
Of Portable Cotton Gin Engines, Pipe 6ttins
"nd repairing Of Cotton Gins, .Sawmills and
angar mill machinery y speciality. All repairs
Casting Of brass and iron dmni;.
gated at New Orleans prices freight added
All orders from the country. promptly attended,
to. Terms moderate viii do work IN Gr.n.
CT Natchitochss parishes, llym%
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA.

Opens its 3oth Session September 18th,
1879. One of the first schools for young
ladies in tho United States. Climate
unsurpassed. Surroundings beautiful.
Attended by pupil from Seventeen States.
Strictest economy required. Among tho
lowest terms in the Union.
TERMS Board, Washing, Lights,
English Course, Latin, French, for each
half Of the Scholastic year, $ll5.
All extras very low. For Catalogue,
address Rev, WM. A. HARRIS, D. D.,
: President, Stanton, Virginia.
July l9.-2t.
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Not No..

We defy the Democrat Of Alexan>
dria or any other reputation journal
in Louisiana to point out a particle Of
evidence to prove that the Constitu.
tional Convention was called to scale
or repudiate the debt. 1t was called
to reduce taxation and it has done
that, while it preserved the credit Of
the State, to tho amount of a million
dollars per gear!
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Grand Ecere :, !. !:
.".i !
WAREHOUSE

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietoe.4t
HAVING purchashed tho business r
Ill Chambers 4 Bsrboe at thiCV
and secured their services, am prepaI.
ed to store and forward promptly, q
freights and cotton consignsd to my easa
Rates Of storage in fdturs.' will I'm
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freieAb.
Thirty. five Cents per bale ~ CGed6.
March 24-tf. s''TN 7s''a.A Il
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Succession Sale. Il. Cd.
Sacceesio~ Of Nine. Asrers Nelg1uky
by VIRTUE of au order Of the Hep,
ID Parish Court, Of Natchitochea, tbay
will be offered foe sale, At public euetis1,
on .sfgP ! I
Wednesday the 18Th day Of Aug. ls7ly
at the door Of tho Court HOUSE, IL q
city Of Natchitochee, tho followipg pgp1h,
erty belonging to said succession ~
house and lot in the City of Natchitoeba,
on the corner of Jefferson aud 49,
streets known - the "Metoyor reeidaoeCr
and p rticularly described 10 tho invo,
tory IN said succession. - 4asgin
TERMS Of Sale: p - 'ssS+
Cash, subject to tho spprsissnsnt
BEN NEToYER.
J. AlPnoNsE PRuDHolnsG
j. ADoLPHE PRuDRox1dR,
July list. Executen .
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czenpe and psips in The stomach or
bowels, OF in any part ri the body, no
matter how severe or what the eausa
can p relieved by JohnsonS Anodyhe
IAtnsnt usei internally AID externally.
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1ers INN twenty years ago We had
sailb AID fsv9, aa1 ~ rsccl|ect,on Of
y nAko' = sAahs 49, new. BIT this
diGQsa1D 1se0pe s1aesa6n.ue, Psapon1
RsiG.1lvs Pills ~ . mso ppeysu1iva >
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70 tighten tho hair in scalp and keen
II from falling Of uso Hallc Veeetable
sieiliaa Haif Remover.
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Later,
QUARANTINE RAISED.


Memphis, July l5.-The first train
on the Little Rock railroad, sinco last
Friday, left this morning for Lonoke,
Arkansas, at which place the quarsn>
tine has been raised.
NOT IMPROVING.
Judge Rays con was not 90 we'll to.
dag. h'.a OK 90 ts5,-' Il al p
- EXCITEMENT sUBslDING. So
No new cases have been reported
and the excitement attending tho re.
porte already published has entirely
subsidized. A few citizens have re.
turned.
Cairo, July l5.-At q meeting Of
the board Of health, this forenoon, it
was resolved that, owing to tho ia.
vorable news from Memphis aud the
South, all quarantine restrictions be
suspended.
New Orleans, July l5.-The board
Of health to-day adopted a resolution
resembling the quarantine against
Memphis.
Nashville, Tenn, July l5.-The
state board of health this morning
resolved to suspend on Monday noon
until further orders the rules and
regulations now in force against Mem.
phia, provided that no new cases of
yellow fever il reported prior to that
time. :
Memphis, July i5.-The city re-
maine quiet. No new cases has been
reported and in q few days it il an
ticipated all quarantine restrictions;
now in force against Memphis, will
be removed. Norfolk Va, took tho
initiative and through care will 70 to
that city tonight. The state board
Of health announces that the present
quarantine fegulatiods viii be dis
continued On Monday if no new cases
develope. ' :
BETTER.
Jadge Rays sou ID better this even.
'"S' yl.I,tse- EGksH o, p, o-f,.,t,
Norfolk, w. July 1.-THE quar.
anline declared against Memphis /
few days ago by the Norfolk authors
ties, was raised to-day owing to the
favorable yellow fever reports.
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JAMES G. NOISE.
JAMES G. NOISE.
PHOTOGRAPHS
? 0R1RAI1 PAINTER,

II Is Gallery at Lacoste's Hall will be
- open every SATURDAY and sim
pay. All kinds Of Photographs taken.
Copies made at reduced prices.
Cabinet or Imperial size per doz. Sc 90
sdOz. 4 90
Card size, per dozen 800
200
Other sizes i'm nro,mrt;ou
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81,lSo,s24 o.
.>)e4l;74o:.

Tle savinss proposed BY the new
Csasotation, which the- Alexandra
Omserst denounees in advsace of its
a6seties ter reasoos We propose to
sAsv bstsss 10 esuelsde, ansant TO-
usuas 4o,:nnonn AND IQRIY.foER.
11oUoAND AND El0nfY.rOUR DOLLARS
Am. Two cIxfs YEARLY, ssclssirs Of
~ jatossst matter, which to the
DsnssRss sesms the only effort that
sAssA saaia tho attention Of, thi
Ceoveo61o. 4 .r,3 .r'..,1 s.r
ShsslA ths settlement proposed by
1s. osoe aad adopted BY tho Con.
veoeioo b 1aally agreed upon, the
aaviaG II interest for To frat 6ltses,
ysa0,Wea0 b ~, ass pr oasum.'
The a1o1a . ~ amount saSed on
)sglllslivs, jsdleial and nissslhsssas
szpea1itases, makes the Coostituuoo
vAisA ~ Dss,oeras proueancas, .
lhilasA ehsepse b siss huadted asd
sissty.ses tAossaad, four hasdssd
as1 tAisty-nins dollary saeA ysa,,
tAaa tAat inseElnept II are sbt01s n.
III. , - :
ht1is "nothins" 10 ~ Impoverished
lssslss 1hs Dsmeevas would have
Hsa bslisvs @. = ra.s5 81. sb,5.
~ ~ think tho aw;mss Of the
0neastssoss fully 70 light when II
0yos J hs 4. .'i"f. -! -
1he Coavsetioa, " fsas. iss failure.
~ Win result In an injury 20 Tie S1ate
aANpogly. Mon Thoroughly convjhcod
aeeNe evsgy day ,that euv opposition %
~ 0DnoG q Q Conveptieu Waey correct.
81 Soee1t sveA1D win no doubt conyipce
cVoey thinking mind that IL was The
- poiey 70 have adopted che amend
0eoeo . ~ Censtitution. 'ii5'. ~
IL Csavsatioa then, which saves
~ 1se1le 1sasly . million dsllars
yeosl1, 14a hilsis, }" asd IL Amssd.
neo0 vAish would haze ssssd tlsu,
ss1iss "shsaM hsvs bssa adopted"
a11AD DGnG1RetG dvsesjsdi ~, -,.. =,
A -l~>AA~ A. 49, ,.a
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7 HE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or THE
University Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS. mn
JOSEPH G KEYSER.
- . III.
BriCk0nalker and Lave.

rs PREPARED to do all work enttoll
/ to him quickly and in worknanhl
manner. Tomb, Chimnsys, Cisterns q
other work solicited. ------------...-.
Orders left at BULLARD & CAMP
BELLS will be promptly attended 70. !
Jan. q. ". .4,I'
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Let US Have the Truth.

We can conceive of no greater in
cult to the intelligence Of . people
than aa attempt to mislead their
jadSmsnt BY mistatement Of facts.
1tesa b only an effort, for when
they discover tho cruel wrong, a.
surely they will, their indignation
againat and punishment Of the perpe.
traitor Of % gIoss an outrage, is as
sure - Il 10 justi6able.
The Alexandria Democrat in a late
Issue In commenting on the action Of
the Constitutional Convention on the
State debt ssys:
The Convention has at Inst, after pro.
tlacted labor; arrived at the conclusion
that Louisiana 10 . rich State, overflow
i1g With wealth, and the nistrations
e(Walmolh and Kellogg pure aud with
out . replooeh. Tho debt remains % it
W., mortgage a all our property for oil
tine 20 ee0e, While the bOndholder, to
eppea1o ~ W1olh of o few men with
16Q Msoe t1at tho people have some
fightoI g1ooieelly consented to Q small
1educSioo q ~ interest. 80 far "a re-
lisf % tho tn po9en Of tho State Is con-
eee1od, u = A0efe bagatelle, and worse
Thea 81, Il ~ disappointed nine .tenths
az ~ Doon2o a The State. Over sixtv
days ha0 tkis body, pregnant with prom
isoo, eoeo u session, but on delivery it is
foaed that this line Of Horace is pecu-
iosly applicable to IL: Aostes partxriwnt
H6ieu>1e me CT HoeciixS.-tho mountains
lave labored, tho ridiculous mouse Is
hosa. And Why The great loss Of time,
tAs expeodit1re sf money in such o Ia.
10 y . question yet to be answered.
1hb saaisosat 10 unhesitstinsly
pse0eosee ~ wildcat fabrication, 40
. lhsalt y ths common intelligence
efees Deopls, and . libel upon the
Ceaeilatioeal Convention.
No ssSsosat 10 necessary TO dis.
psovo vAat tho Democrat says. Here
~ ~ lbsts IN figures which We are
ss0 ssVse lie, and tho people can
jslos lien them. 81 q SO
0oo1 UNDER CONSTITUTION 1868.
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TAKING STEPS.

Cincinnati, July lsy-A+~a.meeting of
the common council last evening, ct the
suggestion of tho health officer, $4,000
was appropriated for placing the city in
the best possible sanitary condition and
to I'll up the outlying ponds liable to
breed miasnla and cause disease, IL was
also ordered that Oh streets and alleys
bo thoroughly flooded by the fire depart.
ment.
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BITTER.
Jadge Rays sou 10 better this even.

Norfolk, vs:;y- July l5.-Tbe q luu.
an'ine declared against Memphis /
few days ago by the Norfolk authors
ties, was raised to-day owing to the
favorable yellow fever reports.
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mayor Of tho city has. quarantined all
freight and passengers from Memphis.
HE proclamation will appear 10 the
Advertiser Tomorrow morning.
/ The city Of Austin to-day issued q
proclamation qnsrantining the state
against Memphis and other points which
may become infected and appointed
health oncors Ut oil exposed points on
tho state line; H.. -. i..a - /, a.. =
, Cairub 1lls., July. l2.-Tbe steamer
City 81, Heleaa, from v;cksourg, wa
not allowed TO land here last night !;
quarantine regulations are being enforc-
ed against all steamers and trains from
Memphis, In accordance with y resolu.
ton adopted by the board Of health.
o ''' WANTS 70 GIT.
New Orleans, July ll.--In the con.
vention to-day Vance offered Z reso-
lution to appoint = committee to ~.
cestain il any yellow fever existed in
the city. (Lasghter.) Vance atated
that IN was informed that there wore
two sases At, tho charity hospital, and
iii this was trus he wanted to know
it and git" Later . letter VIA re-.
ceived from Drs. Pratt and Miles, Of
tho charity hospital stating that there
has been na caso Of ysllow fever or
any easpicioaa ,caae reserved. They
consider the city remarkably healthy.
Tho resolution offered lice over uoder
the rulss to cslebsate.the completion
Of H. jettiee b.. holiday, and reqair.
ing ~ governor TO have . aolate Of
one hundred enps fred, ,.ltsgr.,
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Violently aopdasss fns sinister Of am>
bilious ends. And here, ALEC, the
lunthinking launches kiJ blind, iguo.
rant fury u 'hs more rational broth.
er-assails bic character, denoances
bio motives, and unrslentingly con.
denhs' every effort Al. compromise
between bis own people. -.''.'' -'
, We are TOO good . Democrat, and
our fealsy to ito principles 10 TOO I'M
swerving to wish tho Obstruction of
bur party; No have tho welfare our
peoRle to- much at hsirt to d, ny
thing which will endaoger Ito power
10 ~ State; hence, ~ arS ready to
yield any thing in reason among our
friends, people and party, to preserve
and pespetssas il sula. 49,, To:i ,
. Let rs seq IL thsts ars not more
among us Who think ~ W do; let
o. cease, to abuse, each other and
live - happy family Let no cat
ast1t !slT Z personal considerations !;
leiVe 4 ths threshold Of our Conven.
ton oil differences, and enter, into
ths soleaa confederation olthe wants
aad bsoeass Of the people Of Louis.
laoat .edl|YsSye . a. Y .d!!n 4 Of
ouf, pcaterisy that brightest galaxy in
The canopy Of oil, Political eoasidesa-
tiooel Rssristisw. ';'s. o'eoh rmnJ''
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JOHN G. MARSH 4 SONS.

Other sizes in proportion.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-15
STATE NEWS.

New Haven has caught the pedestrian fe- yer, and Joseph Y. Marsh, aged 63, wants to walk any other man of his years.
 The jury in the Charter Oak conspiracy cases at Hartford voted Unanimously for Walk ley's acquittal on the first ballot, but three members held out against Furber, Wiggin and White. They went over to the majority one by one, however and on the fourth ballot the 12 were unanimous for acquittal. F.
 Last year 1141 persons died in New Haven, the sexes being quite evenly balanced, phthisis killing 166. heart disease 62, convulsions and pneumonia 61 apiece. diphtheria 55, cholera infantum 53, and croup A.
 -Hoyt, the Sherman patricide, has sym pathizing mother -in-law. who called on him recently and told him he ought to be hung and she hoped he would be.
 There have been two meetings of the cit izens of Westfeld since the last fire, to take some measures to prevent their occurrence in the future. The authorities in Middletown have offered $200 for the arrest and conviction of the guilty party. It is thought that the same person set fire to MT. Burr's barn the night the other was burned, but from some cause it did not spread. The hay and manager in front of COW where the attempt was made were burned, but the fire did not reach the
 fooboye.
 pr Carver, the rife shot, promises a nov el exhibition in Music hall. New Haven Thursday. He will go through all his feat with the rife, shot gun and bow and arrow will break glass balls and pierce coins, and vii in addition. bring on the stage his buffalo horse and his elks, dashing across the stag, on horseback and will give an exhibition O his skill with the lariat.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-15
JuNN. W EsTElsN RAILROAD
Commencing Nov. Il, 1878.

Commencing Nov. II, 1878.
 GOING Wksr. TlsAtNs LkAv h CANAAN. AS.4O A. A. --SvnAsIttI s .aAAi,SItoA lvI SHkk
 Ascpsie.-AioAi.I ~.s tus "sst ~Asss, AAa
 Tor kAen>t4A.
 / Avss sai4.uurI l.~v .S Lskeville, LO6 F. N. ! 6S q. S~nnoclAAx .EoA.A EAILsAsAu. Al iAAli
 lSrton ior NSN A~iA, artAtIaR st S.A- ?. hAs -Savss sAi:ssul. At A%s s A-A~s' s'.A.s $.ss q. aA- kS -SVAu uoI tAL trUAl AtssAAStA. AAllo
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 lvr AUkA. 1iuns SuAu..J D vaA.
 GOING hAsI. YhAANs i.iAN Al CANAAN. I SslU A. AA., A-Ssves Muaettoh ovuA ha,
 AAGostlie USo salisbury, 6.bos ~ b,9A A. Ms-COnuocLia.G at W br1dRe. ' .bort. A. sl.nps uAy Tor &Ns@ AA4ssn, alrIt.
 Hug At l.S6 Y. n. -sa.lng ~ .Anss ulstAnCs over auy Vsl.cI ioute, toE sAtnsiu. NvELnr
 NmpLvA, Williamsburg Anu AvllOkw . At AarLivrd WA,A A-Ariess lor Sprtnt Asiu.
 aud bOs vlA, aAlA AA potAts ANvrth and isMAts
 xiso iol M lAAlAAss-tit, ANsN AonIon. ksovis
 Leaves Millsrton s.so m, Laksville, s.Os .iisbufV; S.A IA. "A.
 ..OO 4. A.-~onnet;ing from Albany. Al
 MinSLeu lvl N&terta-y aud Bridgeport. Ao EinisbuGl lui New haven, esLheid, h0k
 vVkV aud 4NJl..-@laptoI. At AAitIVrd t0a
 BrtstOi, N lilin--I.ic, M.V Lunuon. NeW GUrA, noeLvn Anu oa5 nEvo.-. VIA '. V. k.8s Leaves MlAitEtoh s.AS r. AA.s LsASvIAAe S.sl. Leaves SaiisnulA. x.Su <. A. Se lG r. M..-Leate AtlAAerkon 7.30 m, LAkoytua t.ae> SaILRbutI. 1.o& r. A, Ior Minst@a- Passengers | aye New xork at S.bV P. A... c0hAcCL with Lnts Ltaiu. SVO e. m. IiA@AAsA4Ay mornings 0mRYsl leave MlllclLoA a. S.Ao, G,'nL4SSIAhS CAiAAAa with noueatohlc Ltain noGLh, Al Pane GeAuvM luI .>sw Haven, arriving ct N.SN q m., and hew Aork. Al SimspuEy aus W eeInelu Anu Northampton, ana nrSivtng in harLioru aL e.A5.
 JNO. F. JON HSSs Swpse.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-15
Traufissrs Guide.
HOUSATONTc RAILROAD

shortest, Quickest oma Cheapest S@Heh Nerwalk, SsAsnK ol a, aLsAIa. L ssA Audsem, s@rato8as Utic0s Asoshe. .Ny 0cNses ANbuFn, Gsnev0, AA0Shesssa asW&s0tO, Suspemst@n HsriagS, NAuR@F EsAiiss Cleveiama, Mssrote, lS ss Canctnn0ti, sndt1MaAPOiiss "sAassAw St. LOuts.
 Through Tickets seld aud B rgAa Checked f0r MbOve P@kMts @e s,eaA~@ OcPoes C@Maaus Also n0F RhAaaaSt Pntn, Baltimore SAMd Wnshsmas@m. furchOse Tickets via AASusmswMaa Lk@e.
 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
 Commencing Nov. II, ls1s.
 TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT, VIE: 500 G. rn. Freight Traln, tpsssengcr acoum,ae.
 uAisvnsl for bAl r1nstoI. Ao.oay, wvA-
 neStay aud Friday. ..s..- Leave CsNA;tu a.Aa Y. nl. IO.l0 n. Passslxsr trAlu for PittsHeld, arrivina
 4L a.a5 P. na. lWILh Lnrouxn car ,eavlnG
 New hvrk At SOs |. m.l A.savs NsW
 Haven at y.S8 ni. wtLn tnrOuxh ca
 from b'pvrt Tor Alpany arriviAg s.5e,l.sn
 cvnuectinx ~ AIDauy wLtn a.iv b.EA
 popular Gnicaso and ot. Louis axprwss
 RrEIvtuk In Chicago ~ S.Ou ths next p.aa Leaves CAnAAL As lX.4u Q. <.sa p. m fassenxsr 1rsin for Ptttsaeld. ayrtv. ing at so6R m; tMitn lnrouka car New Haven, s.A5 p. m. C0nleeIiRg as 6tate Lime lur Albany aud ths W ssG ags Etving st Albany l006 p. ul. Leaves Canaan At 7.aI D. M.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. o.As .. m. Speciai tasssnger Tram for tittshel4 Afravnx ~ i.%i .. uI. &Aipaus s.ss AnA. 0eave CanaAu ~ vvv ..
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-15

A Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, 1A within and for the district of Salisbury, on the 18th day of January A! D., 1S79 PRESENT, Lorenzo Tupper Esq, Judge.
 On motion of William H. Walton, adminis- trator on the estate of Henry s. Gay, late of Salisbury within said district, deceased.
 This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in North Canaan, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of Salisbury nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 DONALD T. WARNER,
 1w29 Clerk.
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The People want Proof.

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gegal Mutitrs,

DISTRICT of Canaan ss.. Probate Court, h January 11th, 1879.
 Estate of ,Almon Howe, late of Canaan, in said district, deceased. ;
 The Court of Probate for the District of Can aan hath limited and allowed six months from the date of this order, for the Creditors of said Estate, represented insoNent, ln which to ex- hibit their claims against said estate; ana has appointed James AansigD and Samuel w. Brad ley Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 JACOB B. HARDENI BIRCH, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Dudley House, Falls Village, in said District, on the 1st day of March, 1879 and the 1lth day of June, 1873, st one o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for. the pur- pose of attending to the bJlsiness of said ap- continent. .s- JAMES ENSIGN. co,,,,;a,;o,,ou. | SAMUEL w. BRADLEY, ooAlihiseAoAels' All persons indebted to, said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to ERASTUS D. GOODWIN, 4wz9 Administrator.
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DIFF n

At Salisbury. January g. at the residence af hia so,,-sn-law W. IF Walton Hanr1r Gay, in i.is 6:nd year.
 At Sheffield Jan. 10. Martha E.. wife of James Rorabacs, aged 5l.
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MARRIED.

Tn Sheffield, Jan. 1st, by Rev. -Robert Hant, asslsted by Prof. Frost, Wm. E. Kas- son If New Marlboro. and Ruth B. Bull of Ssefffsid