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Crescent City Sugar Rel1eyy. I
New Orleaas. jan. 9. le0.J
Mr.. nsgh v. Neateomsry. Agent 1sssFe JDe'
p: neere Z e., 81, q ed - 1.ss1vag.
hocsas Tor Discrastise Beilsrs.
Desr 6ir-1 hsve tried ~ di.ineelstA1t. ~
usioe L 7er several weeks. I aid ShiS q -.
ssnal favor 70 yes, for Issserally disHke ~
king expertusnts: cen only ~ Nat Z!
glad that hsvs given The disthotlsaaAt trial
er = e tssnst ct by II; ths bs.t taisss e
ciaias a &c printed circular, ead u istuie
shall rsoonuend Msssrs. 4. Tho0peen 4 CO,
to uee Il oAclusivsly in their boilers over and
IN preteEsnes - ny ether process f'e 4issesss
Ing boilers. .-s's-'s
1''.'''' ''Fy r'' }xs*s! +. xno
Hselnesr Crescent City Sugar Rslassy.
4. TaioHsox eco.
lssds's 1eallly, /
Now 0rleaas, Fob. ]. iSm.J
NJ. Hugh v. Montgomery, New. osisase, Il,
Aeent tee vigicfs InDrevel ytsasi ~.
cess for Disi1ctusting Steao 0eilen,
Dees olr-Aflse laviSl uee9 " Vi9ief 1fc
e: 3r esas aeetas. ~ 8tyioe u Z ~ e: e.
M @ y e.: s.,s a.s = e: Isss;sH =, -
novia9 iaotusts&isos aad eAsetlally prsvsst
iag tho fetWatiea Of To cane.
We cordially reoo1nea1 i y taeee uol18
hei|ers, ARCHIBALD xlTCHkLIA
s1 3sssY s:s Isl: ''''1'''
Chef lSeauan.
LEEDS L CO..
Progsistoes 1sedDe 1soDdsy.
Discount % ths trade 0enl 1be Clse0lAse q
Huek ", loateonory, 10 ComDoa Oteook
New Oeleoas, oelo Agent ief 10 osatbWoee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
REPORT.

REPORT.
Natchitoches, La, Nov. 18th, 1879.
To tho Honorable President and Mem.
bers Of tho Police Jury Of tho parish
Of Natcbitoches.
Gentlemen:
In accordance with law I have the
honor to submit tho following estimate
Of the amount required for the payment
of tho expenses OF tho Parish Of Natchl.
toches foi tho fiscal year 1850, based up.
on tho Assessment Roll Of 1879, - hero
matter specially cot forth, to-wit:
Sheriff's Salary, 100000
Pay and mileage mepbers Police
Jury. 10000
Pay Of Jurors, 10000
Pay Of Witnesses, 10000
Pay Of Justices fthe Peaoe aud
Constables, 10000
Jail expenses for maintaining
Prisoners, 100000
Paupers, 10000
Salary Clerk Police Jury, 10000
Salary President Police Jury, $4,000
Salary Parish Attorney 10000
Salary Parish Treasurer, 5000
Salary Parish Physician, 10000
q miils) 1885,
Contingent and general Expenses 1893, 76
Total estimate, >l3. l92, 20
vsvry Respectfully,
A. E. LEMEE,
Parish Treasurer.
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A fresh lot Of canvasseii hams ut II. A
Walmsley's.
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70 billisus and Ague Sufferers.
"When your Liver in Torpid,
And Stomach feels bad,
CO " your druggist,
COp aanf.,pd'n Naxv pnAW

For Sanford's New Pad"
iAxH NO OTHER. sgE ADVERTISEMENT. ]
July 5-tf.
Chew JACksON's Best Sweet Navy
Islaeco. Nov. 3O-1y.
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FOR Saloon EASY TERMS.

FOR SALOON EASY TER4S
lst 4 Jet % smiley strsst, II IL tswa Il
Natehitochos.
"a. 4 house apd lot corner ssoenl L Hsrn Sc
q. 4 tract q Land O Clear Lake, ~ ecres
~. 4 - I" - Old river, " acres.
Sd. A In township H. fsneo u,
10 acres.
"a. 4 teaet II laaA O Red river, bssndsl
eeevo By la11s Il W. ". Breasoalo aaA ]. y.
fay1e, end below By g. W. nerss, - acres.
III. Fear lots IL tho town Of Graad Icoro,
Delegated - lets q. 81, s.. %. Alss . lot Of
ground IN the town Of Natchitochee, also D
tsaot q lsa4, beine Rio Hoado claim Ne. 10,
containing - q. Too acres.
81. A Sraot OF land IL township 10, range G,
0ootoininR 500 acres
~ A tract 81 lasd IN township 10 raaes &,
anl tswnslip 10, rsaCe 5. containing 80 1890
i0eh. Alse q undivided oae.third Il plaos
knovD ~ the Doyce placo, oouteiAing 1859
aeree, beihg ssetis1 II md L..
nth. 4 keaae ed lot % Jaekooa 6quaro.
lStA. 4 1t Of eround % Jackooa square.
18th. 4 tsact q 1an4 IN toWnship ., ra1go
.: kHoWu - claim 8, oo1taiaing ~ acres.
x3Y1R WEIS 4 CO.,
Appay - l. CASPARl.
June ll.-sa.
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an kind Of saving machine needles al
4. DucOurnsu's Nov. 29-2t.
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Proclamation.
CITY OF NATCHITOCHES,
MAYORS OFFICE.
November 96th 1879.
Whereas, the Notice OF Election OF
Officers Of tho Corporation Of the
City OF Natchitoohes, signed on the
goth Of November, 1879. was Issued
under . misrepresentation Of the
terms and provisions Of the New
Constitution and the schedule there.
in, and the Governors Proclamation,
and being satisfied that said election
is not authorized or directed thereby.
1 do hereby revoke tho said notice Of
election, and notify the voters Of
said City OF Natchltoches, that tho
said election will not be held.
Done and signed at my Office this
s6th day OF November, 1879.
WILLIS HOLMES, Mayor.
W. H. BARBEE, Sec. and Treas. tide
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Asrial package Of "elACx: 0RAV6n1"
bss Of charge ut
Pref, Edward Petxsch,

Pref. Edward Petxseh,
Cempoass and asranges Music to order
IN also give instructions on pianos.
ates and brass instruments. Vocal mu-
b Q speciality. Pianos carefully timed.
~ % Washington street.
O. and NO II. A. Walmslsy's 81 Is
euble, inIl.size blankets.
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the new CONSTITUTION, tho TOTAL ex'
penses Of the State government for
all purposes will be less thsn twelve
hundred thousand dollars per annum
(41, ~, OOO) the advantages OF the
new organic law and the good faith
OF the Democratic. Cons rvx,ive party
In thus redeeminY its pledges Of 70.
form appear 10 bold relief.
II Was Wise craftsmanship, ior the
reasOns above indicated. not To call q
constitutional convention immedi-
stely upon obtaining possession OF
the State government; and Il 10 no
less wise stAtesmAbship now 70 ratiiy
the proposed constitution. Coming
events cast tneir shadows before; and
10 must. % matter Of common pru.
denCe. do oil W. can to have COnsum.
mated our tl0sl state redemption by
the installation Of . new government
81. the people under q constitution OF
our own choice. before the mighty
iseues now 10 preparation shall CON-
mence 10 shake the very foundation
OF oar nstiOnsl fabric. Tue iseue Of
consolidation Of the FEDERAL govern.
meot Into q ceutr.l deepotism, upon
the rrins Of the United States con.
stitutiOn, 10 slowly tut surely forcing
itself upon the American people.
Before the issues VI the all AhaOeh-
log Presidential election Os 1850 will
b. upOn " lot ~ -.t,!e 1inOUx our.
oclvvv. and CUDs!Kn to the pest, oil
the great gu. stiOn- u local HOvefo.
mOot which have distracted - los
the past tWO yeol1. lne nSW cooeti.
tutiOA belug ad0peed, The 6eaeo GOV.
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LOCAL GLEANINGS.

PARISH AND CITY NEWS
, 1879-07-22
MISSISSIPPI CITY, la.
EyclTEMENT AT NEW oNLgANs,

Gpeeial Nlsna,c., to Tho Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS JulY M.-Nlucil excitement
wns caused to-day by the reports, apparently
authenticated by two experienced physicians,
that The yellow tcvcr had broken out at Hands.
boro, Miss, little town In tho rear OF nlisss.
slpp, City. At that point there lives futntly
by tho nau,u of Stout. Tho family plumbers
six or eight people, und they live In a cabin.
a!x OF them arc down SICK In onc room. Their
surroundings are pronounced very filthy. Dr..
Kern, resident phrslrluu Ut Mississippi City, hns
brcu attending the cases, and Is satisfied that
thc ltseaso
Is YELLOW FEVER.
Que OF the victims, E|rl under 90 years Of
are, Is dead. Sho was tic first to bo stricken,
.nd ls tho only uuo 80 fur who has died. d.
Kcru investICa the facts, to sec whether the
disease was contracted hcru or not. Sunday, DR..
6ulith, resident physician Of pass Christian, bclng
telegnpl,ed for, wcat 10 II Ii,dsboro. A gentle
nun, Mr, Johusou, just froul lhe PISS Monday
morning, SAYS telegram l!ad Just beeu received
there from Dr.. Smith IN The efrrct Tint the dis
case was yellow fever boyoud doubt. Great
excitement prevailed yesterday
ALONG THE GULF BHonE,
ard especially ut Mississippi City and the b.
Ioxt easnpIng.ground. A general thnning-ont
OF the campers tsus begun, mil all thu Alabama
preaclltrs haso probably le1t lor Home on the
Monday Morntng tslt1.
THE OFFICIALS 90 DOWN.
Sunday cvci1!nE thc Superintendent OF tho
New Orleans q AlooAc ha1'roaa put MI
engine and coach u,t the truck, and
started lo Mississippi tlty, cscoEttng
Dr. White, Medical Director of the Auxiliary
Sanitary Association, nnd DR.. smyt1c, who 70
thither to Investigate tho lsease Or. ". q.
Austiu, representing thc Board OF Health, and
, 1879-07-22

s5ecsds DifDdteh to The Tribune
lsntASAPoL1s, Ind, July 2l-A largo nun.
bcr OF fucittvcs from Memphis passed through
the city last night nul To -day,-as many, proba-
By, as 800 persons with sl,e!r haEgage,-hut few
have stopped here, thu PARTIES going further
North Thu Doar.i Of Health lave no fear Of
contaeion, and there will be no bprclal intcrfcr-
encc other thnn n strict watch against all posst-
bic infected articles. Las: yeas there were hut
TWO or threc cases Ut imported fever here, aud
noue IL expected this year. A splendid rain fell
this morning, cleansing the streets aud cutters.
At BEA.
NEW YonK, July 2l.-ltc brig L. F. Munson,
from Cardenas, saw brig llylng Signals Of dis
tress, ran 10 her, unl founu her 10 be fHbriR
Akbar, from Havana for New York, n the
Captain and threu men SICK With tile seltow
fcycs,-ouc man having died the day previous,
mud her former Captain having died III Havana.
4 navigator WAS put IN bonr1.
NEW YonK.
New YonE, 1u1y 21.-rwo scamen. suffering
from yelluw fever, wcrc admitted to the hos
pItal ycstcrday. Onc-C. 8. Colby-d!cd to-
day.
EVANSVILLE.
EVANSVILLE, 1nd.. July 2l.-Qunranttnc Is es~
tatisshcd aealust all boats nscenlh.g tho Uhio
from Cairo.
, 1879-07-22

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 2l.-Au pilicIa1, arrived
ut headquarters hero from Fort 1lcntuu to-day
Eiyos the particulars Ut Niles atart. lie left
Benton wcck agu Monday with sou n,cr. 41o
lc[s guard ut Fort Peck md fur companies
ut Muselcshcll ustd started nnrlh with tho rest.
Iic should have Reached the point wllcru Sitting
l,u'l Is expected to bo hunting buffalo by the
Inst Of tllu week, uni uhlrss lie lntluns have
retrentrd II collision has doubtless nltcaly taken
place.
On the journey down the river tho informant
learned there WIS considerable activity aiming
tue stragglnG ilost!les, who were apparently
concentrating towur4 Sitting Bulls baud.
, 1879-07-22
LOUISIANA STATE DEBT.

NEW ORLEANS, July al.-ln ta!e co"settuttnn'
al Convention Itl,o sta.o debt ordI"aas2 waA
passuu-73 to II,
NBw OnlEAss, July 2l:-An analys!s o! tue
vote uduutIn. tho s.atv-deLt ordinance; Yeas,
u, ull Democrats: nays, 1t, Including " Rr-
publicu4s unu Is Democrats.
, 1879-07-22
NASHVILLE NEWS.

INCLuNINu lTEN3 FtUU FAAIUUa FU4HFs'
Spectat f1.asatra 10 7As T4aans.
NASHVILLE, 'renn., JulY al,-In III Interview
with u UaaI4tr reporter to-day, Dr. !. .. SauI'
nlcrs, Jr., said 10 would not te Al s!t surprised
II Nashville hatl ilfsy casvs Ut yellow lever b.
tllc snlddle vi AuEuat. Tic announcements
created considerable excitement nuuny all
classcs. Thcre IL no reason, However, to
be1lcyc thut Nashville Will Layo sEnglo
CASE, rrcltctlous by alarln'sts IL tho cun-
, 1879-07-22

IsplANApuLss, July 2l.-rhe Clty CouucH to-
night Appointed committee Of thrcu to ~ tu
Washington and inYits President ltaycs 10 visit
the city during the progress y! The State F4!r.
Thu nYiai!ull ts unlicu III b} iltu atato board
aud by llt ChHlnbcr III EuMMetec,
, 1879-07-22
QRtTuARY.


Hpltf0I Dltp0}tA 70 Tia 7F18NKA
DENVER. Cul, JULY 2I.-JohI slsHart,
prominent banker nud citizen Vi pistsbAr., Ia.
hvtu los ILLS bealsh, llcd suddenly this Alter
nooa at Grand Centrsl uute.
.p4etat Dtpa.sA ~ 5at 7tdeuz&
LINCOLN, Mob. July 9l,-Aal. euddesh,
prominent banker, who died Saturday, Ma
Lurtca sunday with Musonc ceremonies Thu
lune1uI wu5 thu largest ever sesu III tAu ctIy.
, 1879-07-22
A Feeling Of Great uneasiness
Among St. Louis Ship
per8s
All the Platform and Yard La
Dorcrs Ready to Strike
for B1.25.
Probability that Biz Hundred aeu IN
Thess Pivotal Positions Will
Go Out


so,r,nt Y,.- ,...r1 10 .f1s 7tft,,1k
ST. Lofts, No., Juty 2t.-No small floIrec of
a)arm va, nv vasencd to-iay among merchants
here a,ll all cas7cs Of citizens IN East ST. Louis
BY tic discovery TINT tho platform.mcu and
yarlmcn Of the various railroads having freight
houses In tie hitter city were making arrange.
mcnts for a general md determined strike. Tho
prevailing psice Tor the claxa Of wors which
these men do Is 81 pcr day und thev hnye. In
their consultations which have been numerous
during tic mast weak, determined to demand
sl,a5 nno to bc satisfied with nothing lc.s. They
number about 600 men altogether. md. .nouli
thcy snceec1 In making tl,rlr str;Ke etTcc,ire.
thcr ran ]o verr mnc,1 inward
pAIt4,,rz1yo ri1s nu,,yxs, or ALI TIE LINE.
conyerp;np at The britIrc. NJ the b11ls Of tin
freight In. to be- handled In the yartls of Eaat
u, I,out. Tho rn,l1onnno,,t e. at. 1nuls mon
,t -. -, 80, .tt....1. t.s =. - A..
o''ut" """ ,e'.e.N w ~
"oFk Without On increase WORD was sens 10
the chief officers of the road, who responded
with m offer OF Si,1t Der dkS. which
was ppreuptor!ly rejected bv the mcp,
su nothing happoncd ut tho frcight.houscs
,t,s oftorre,, .'t, +ho cor,,,t,on la ,,,c,,onre1
tr,',,;1nt T,,n V,na.,,o r,ou a, ,oor ,n,t1o y
ucnnna 10! t'lo 'te1eate WIN ''o''"eattoh i.'ut
II ~ oe nos aeeeaoo 10 'o'noeso" a'o'nh'& tnes
"'' tu1u o"l' Lucy "a'e lece''ea
NO Aasw.h W..
aS yeti A"c 'o1coo u "ao.s" s, esa,,,,S"o1sF' ~,
sseaeh the morning, anu aso S''l ou', tne otnes
!aposcFs u 'aa' soao W.. tafn uut VIM ',u 'sss
III LIS "oFnl''e' A"c onlo O. -''esis.
sippl men ssfuck ~ hoon' ou'
tue 1rei ishs-asehs' =. IL DaVia1oo'
to'd them 10 70 TO "osk' aha euaFa"seca 'ne
wages tben acu'anaea 1oF ue t'"'e oe'ne' uh."
LuEY $n4ulu HCHf 1F0U I1lE Hl4O1XEf3 VI kAU
, 1879-07-22

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nxw YoHK, July 3l.-Arrtsed, lhc Queen
frum Liverpool, a:,d hlercatos from Autwtrp.
FALMOUTH, July 2l.-AssIved, steamer sileslA
from New York.
, 1879-07-22

TIE iNDtANApOLJs PHlNrERs.
Rp<c,al IH1tutca to Tas 1,soaM&
INDIANAPOLIS, lnu., July :l.'.-'l'Ae printers
prupuso 10 establish nuw oYsuilE papcs called
llIu 1uU, tie urst numner to Ia Issued Sasu1-
tuy.
, 1879-07-22

AH0nG tlt most prominent AFH W. Z. Coitpftl.
ger mud wife; J. c. Harris, wcll.kuown den.
list; Charles Phl,mot an4 wifc; ucorgy Null,
mud two Misses naja.
DEATHS.
Two deaths have occurred, Dr.. j. e. Harris
and ". C. Copp!nger.
Thu exodus u citzens Is ip full progress; bust.
,'ess is aln'ost entirely Suspended, plld tue Ecl,
c1al outlook an5thIn. but clecsluS.
TWkATY-uNg ADDITIONAL CASES
wcsc reported to tic uoalu of Health ts attcr-
noo1 which makcs total o{ tl,Erty-stx reported
for l,c duy. IhIs largo fnercaac is the apcu,nu.
latioa Of sescral days, as must Ut tho pessony
haYo bocn Ill from three to 1.-Two lnys.
Among tlose reported this ufteruoon are
Fred barslG, i. 8. Moor. Mrs. T.. l+orlaru alaI
two children. Eya Woodruck, anu the Wehrum
!a'nl!Y. One deatA occurred this attesuoo,,-
+. Lorenzo, Ut tue City Hospital.
The ulajorlty OF tho sick arc progressing fa-
yorah1y. Tom koruau reln2ius III critical
condition.
THg Kxopus
Tho steamer Coauolna, wlteh dcuartel to.
night, tptl uG0 persons aboard, WIN wer,, scnt
nut OF Memphis by uls city authorities. \
large nu1nbcr also lott par Louisville il NASH
vile Railroad.
Tbs city begins to present . deserted appear
ance. aaNy VI t'e most prominent retail
merchants have followed tl.e exa,nple Of Tho
wlIo|esalers, und closed their plaec4 1t busIuoss,
THE Auricut UuItca Wosktne!nen und knights
Of Houor arc ulso scnlIug members Ut tl.e,r
families out ot thu city, thtuktng It ehtaper 10
pay lares than doctors bills, Nurses are hcre
q. speculation. Capt. stacklee, Ut the steamer
Coahomu. hss engaged tllu services of Drs. Wi.
lett nlId Brown, who Lett on The steamer, and
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-30
4 Great Explosion.

Mr.. EDIToR: You cant raise any
thing on that land" you cau't get
any water on that prairie" and many
other cau'ts have been sung by old pio,
neers to new corners who we're about to
locate claims and take up thei, resi-.
dence in this county; but if you wint
to see the snake aud cinders Of the *.
plosion go up along the sand lots of Dave
Baldwin and Dick Monroe and view the
rich vegetation aud foliage of one sea.
sons growth. They are now emitting
rye hay that is as high as themselves
(and they are big feIlows) that was
never sown. 1t grew, volunteer crop
from list years wheat stub5!e. Dick
intends to harvest again this year. but
would like to have some exnert tell hin
what the crop will be. IF wheat stub
Bile produces rye what will rye stnbalt
brn. fortt--and then you know thu
land is so bad s: T.
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Denial.

The East Oregonian of the 24th
contains a bold denial Of the charges
preferred in Gen. Towards letter to
Gov. Thayer in relation to the citizens
of Umatilla county, which is signed by
eighteen we'll known citizens with AS,
surances that many others were ready
to make the same denial. The editor
Of the East Oregonian also gives a
scathing rebukc TO the letter of How.
ard. The facts arc that the people OF
Umatilla having suffered from Indian
raids as they did last Summer fad that
forbearance ceases to be virtue when
the commanding officer Of this depart.
ment stigmatizes them in complaint
to the Governor as set of secret muir.
derers. Such aspersions of the charac.
ter Of any people is sufficient to arouse
bad blood 10 them, unless they be tame
and debased slaves.
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Crop Prospects.

DurIn. the past ten days both III
wheat aud wool markets improved
Wheat now commands from 10 To 4 )
cents per bushe! At the mills IN IA :
place Wool may be quoted a. irun9
Ii t" Is cents per pound. with au W
ward tendency. Az advance of iuar
cents per pound was reported To he
San Francisco marke, during h. eaeg.
The indicat Gus 20 far poit 10 /, ma.
terial advance in price OF most iare
products. While it is not probahie
THAT prices will range as high As the
did during harvest two years ago, w
think it eate to predict that wheat wi
not range as low as it has recent,
Bed rock prices seem to have e.
r a,hed aud the renciion set in. Otna'
grains. barley and cats. will ARA
range as high in psic. AS the, did las
Fad. Hay should sell ipr less hune
as the season SO far has heen AN exts,
good "ne for ,hn, crep, Feat, .sr *
pressed BY some that the CONT .usne
Of the wet cold weather which has pr
vailed during this month will cause
great yield OF straw aud scaut Gro,
of grain. During recent ride througi
the country We no,Iced that crops of al
kinds looked most promising Som
fields OF Winter wheat which had bee
reported as promising only a parts
crop because tie seed had rotted 10 IT,.
ground. presented Il fac Importance
the grain hat sprou., d h.d sioJi-t ou
and covered the ground lac t'ui
crop bids fair to he tie 'aiEe-t eye
grown in the Valley, all varieties II
Guiding grapes. presenting splendi
appearance. - Union.
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Queer.

Nix. EDIToR.-It is fac, tha, ma,
Ut the farms iu Nez Perez county have
healthy and rich looking crops Of r,.
that have come forth from las
years whe It stubble. This rye is NV
growing GU lands where rye va, nsvsr
known to haze been snwn. aud III.
last years crop was wheat. from whc'
siubbe this rye crop has volunteered
Tho wild mustard nav srowln. )
abundautly in and about Lewiston
certainly an exotic. aud has >pruag "
IN like mysterious manner. Why ties
srowths Of veget ,icn not indlgeueu
should at d, tfe:pp. periods come forth
certainly something Of mystery.
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In the Matter of the Estate o.
GEORGE LESARRGE,
deceased

Probate Court. Nes Perez County l. 7.
vHyIIE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
in the territ ,ry OF Idaho send greeting
In pursuance Of an order Of this court. duly
made and entered on the twenty sixth day of
May 1879. Notice is hereby given tHat Tues
day the tenth lay Of june 1879. at O'Clock
p. NJ. of sad day. at the court room Of ths
court in the city Of Lewiston. Neg Perez count,
l. t.. has been appointed for hearing the mp
plication of Sncondeno Bermudus. praying thai
a document, now On file in this court purport-
ing to be the last will and Testament Of George
Les. rrge, deceased, be admitted u probate.
| and that letters testamentary be issued. thereon
to said Sacondeno who is na med t,erein as ex
| ecutor. At which time and place. all persons
interested may appear and contest the same.
D. WARNER.
Probate Judge and Ex-offcio Clerk.
May Goth 1879. 80
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Mr.. EDITOR: - On next Friday
evening, June 9th, the Young La ties
Benevolent Society will give an ice
cream sociable and ball at the school
house. As the proceeds are for char
liable purposes a cordial invitation is
extended TO all friends of the society.
The young ladies OF the society are put
ting forth every effort to make the occa'
sion an agreeable one to all. Besides
ice cream, Lemonade. d,ucing. &C., W.
understand that Barnum's museums will
be there conducted by f,iend OF Bar
NUNS. Every body; they say, is 90
ing. N.
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BIDS were opened at the post on Monday.
Oats, lowest bid, l.ls; barley, llo; cord
wood, 6.25; hay, 25 per ton. On Tuesday
bids for furnishing pack mules, 80 10 mum.
Der, for 30 days. Lowest bid, 81 Is per
day and government suffer any loss of ami.
mails and $l.50 per day and owner to suf
fer loss. Dick Rudy was lowest on oats
o. Mccormick on barley. Shissler
Savers on hay. Henry Payne on wood
and Grostein l. Binnard on hire of mules.
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NOTICE.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

q. &. LAND OFFICE,
Lewiston, Idaho, May 20. 1878.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
I at this Office by JAMES a. GRIMES a.
gainst WV. n MCFARLAND, for making timber
culture entry on lands not naturally devoid Of
timber. per timber culture entry No. l4s. dated
March rs. 1878, upon the southwest quarter OF
section %, township 3S north. range west, in
Nez Perez county. I. T., with view to the
cancellation of said entry: The said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this "fiee
ON the 26th day OF June, 1879, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
j. NJ. HOWE, X. j. MONROE,
Register. Receiver.
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TUE TELEoRAPH.-Major Vedder arrived
In town on yesterday morning and reports
the telegraph wires up to within 10 miles
OF this place, and the poles distributed to
within miles, and that within one week
be expects 10 reach this city. The wires
VIII cross Snake river about hall mile
above the town and then cross in direct
line for Lapwai. A branch wire will ne
extended to sone point 10 town where will
oe established an Office. The poles FUR
n'shed BY our citizens will be used 10 the
extension to Lapwa,.
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LRcrURE.-Miss Aunetta Peckham is
announced TO deliver a lecture here on the
l4th Of June. Subject, "That Drunkard. y
She is highly spoken of BY the press Of
California.
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ARRrvEp.-The Harvest Queen arrived
on Sunday at 3 o'clock P. N. bringing
about dozen passengers and ten tons OF
freight. Among the passengers we're Gen.
Wheaton and wife, Miss Laura Billings,
Miss kena Poe and Nine. LIE Francois
The steamer returned at SIN. We are
indebted to Mr.. Tubbs for copy OF the
Oregonias Of the 23d inst, and copy OF
the Mountaineer extra containing full &C
count Of the great FIRE at the Dalles.