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The New York herald., 1879-11-09

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSVERSE.
The following is a statement showing the r.
tate transactions recorded in the Rsgistoe's
November 8. 1870
s3d ST., n. s. $50 IT, OF lst av.. .25x1O2.2; T. Ben
edct Cobb (referee) to Marcus Z. Tully ..........
45th ST.. $. 196 tt. W. OF I'd av.. 10. TX 1908;
Emanuel Essing and wife to kettchen ButxeI. ..
10th av., corner of l5lst st. 1ODxl5 7xjOx55.S
x93.l lxl5o: George Putnam Smith (referee) ~ Ja-
cob h. Lock,nan executor. &c) .....,...
55th St. s., 226 fl, .. ot 4ih av 226x755 Cor
nelius George Crowley and wife to Louise Mass.
S1th ST.. y. -, 100 IT, Q. OF Sd 3UxlUO; Eliza +.
Gregory and husband to John Welch. 1919.
Lexington av W. T., 4o.5 II. u. OF 6lst ST., 20x65;
K. NJ. Henry lrcforecj to Now York Life Insur-
ance. Company Of New York. .;.::.;,.......;...,;.
LIST u. nfrt. ff it4l aU- NSth -. dot No.
1888 aar-it, " hr9sf 20 Wt!ii.a. aNas.l ...
l2ist if2 ft %. lei sik1.t D.,
Hon. Z. Mehqaf sna w 70 sssaese4 8. sio
bull ..... ....-... ..-. ,....s
Both -s r, e. y aft lt ~ sY., 1873 .ut4 -.
der saa iycg rsttf q. Eioia. lNr
Ciar ais, nF.. SOD tt fere Hsa ie
xIat. tNt9tt.sle .4a. ist1~ral Il.
an ri1et .e fra.fick j.. roat.
56th ~ o. EfH als A-t safs-
ue .NnttaH r. Nif IH tHa Af at 90
Pc trirl
6lsf Nl lrEn-
Je sIirlHil frtstrt tr luss tfa4t4le4 81
The New York herald., 1879-11-09

State securities We're dull, and railroad bonds were
little better In the latter securities there
irregular course of prices. and no changes OF any
great Importance in the quotations for the issues
dealt in. nor was the market characterized by any
special feature Following is list of the sales:-
The New York herald., 1879-11-09

Inc Following were the rates of exchange on New
iork to-day at the aforementioned cities :--savan
nsn' puying u discount. selling u discount;
ohsrieston, plentiful, buying n, selling y . par,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

TEE fate OF the ~privatssr Shsnan-
doah il thus related BY the London
World: Everybody has heard Of the
Shenandoah. the notorious ~privatssr Of
the southsrnsrs in the American civil
war, but many do not know what the
ultimate fate Of the ship wa when the
war ended. OF all places in the world
she now lies 'fathoms deep of the ISL
and Of Socotra, in the Arabian Gull.
Her story is a strange one. She was
busy burning whalsrs in Behring Strait
when waddell, her commander, the
'mildsst-mannsrsd man who ever scut-
tied ship or cut . throat heard OF the
collapse Of the South. His occupation
being gone, and being without harbor
to which he burst with safety return. he
IAN the Shenandoah to Liverpool. and
Immediately surrendered to Her Ma
jssty's ship Donegal. in the Mersey'
She WAS handed over to the American
Consul, and aiterward bought at auo-
ton BY Niool. Fleming & Ca firm
that has earned q notoristy in connso-
ton with the failure Of the City Of Glas-
gov Bank--ior the Sultan Of Zanzibar.
After remaining idly at Zanzibar for
some years, shs was sent to Bombay for
repairs, but foundersd Off Socotra-all
hands being lost except n Enslishman
and o few Lascars."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

ONE John Decide, just out from Eng
land. advertisss in the Lsadvillo Eetip''
that be is we'll acquainted with q patent
Cd process for extracting low.grads ores,
whereby ores yielding only twelve ounces
to the ton can be worked with good
profit. He says: "Ths process II very
simple. Not much capital Ii required
for works. and il adopted in this coun'
try / think there is q fortune to DO made
easily. because IL would save those heavy
and costly carriage charges from the
mines. The metal can be taken ou'
pure IL wished" Mr.. Decide need mol
fool away his time at Lsadville. Lei
him come to the Comstock. Three
miles OF low.grade surface ore will b
furnished him to practice on. Thu
"pure metal" style Of extraction viii
DO preferred. No more milling, nc
moro waste dumping run out nothing
but the bricks ; good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
FREEMAN. the Pocass.t child N

FREEMAN. the Pocassst child muir.
dsrsr is pronounced sane and sensible
on all subjects except religion. He still
sticks to it that God told him to butcher
his darling child whom no 30 dearly
loved. but he expected that God at the
critical moment would stay his hand
and save the child from the sacrificial
butcher knife. Had he only expert
msntsd upon himself instead Of the
child. nobody would have found fault.
Freeman also freely declared that God
said the world would come to an end
May 2lst, the which was yesterday.
That ought to have been made the case
30 far a he was concerned. He now
doubtless considers his divine sources
Of information or revelation somewhat
unreliable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

TIE woolwich Arsenal in England has
been OF late busy in preparing balloons
for the African war. The largest ID
called Saladin, and contains SO, 900 cubic
feet Of gas. There is also the Talisman
Of 10, 900 cubic feet. the Saracen OF IT,
900, the videtts OF 5000. and q little
balloon named tho Pilot Of GOO feet.
Arrangements have been made for telo.
graphic communication with them,
when aloft. by means Of q wire running
through the cable retaining them. Means
have been also found for reinforcing
them with gas while in tho air. The
latter process is not explained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

wEs, the champion English SWIM
msr. who swan the British channel, an.
nouness himself eager to swim any
man in the world" for the longest dis
tancs any man car 60. or to lay a wager
thst he will swim thirty-six hours on .
stretch, or twelve hours 9 day for .
month, hsrring Sundays. Here now In
= dance for Boyton. the great American
psddliag 1ostsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
Tun.. masked road agents appeared

THREE masked road agents appeared
at Bulldog Ranch. twenty miles south
Of Dsadwood City. on the telegraph
road. last Saturday evening, and, draw
ing guns upon' the proprietor. j. Erb'
demanded the delivery Of all his valua.
blss. Erb hssitated, and while one
agent" kept him covered. the other
ransacked the premises, securing $45 in
money. q watch, ansck chain. two guns,
etc.. with which they decamped. leaving
no clue to their identity. Erb formerly
lived on the Comstock, being tho hus'
band Of Madam Erb, who at n time
dealt a twsnty-ons game in the Delta "a
loon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

In Paris they have . society to take
care Of drunken gentlemen. A citizen
accidentally caught out on q bit Of q
jamborss IL kindly taken charge Of by
these guardian angels. put to bed. his
boots pulled of. his hat and clothes
straishtsned out, and in due time he ID
can't home TO his folks sobered up and
al right. Some style about that. Go
way, Murphy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
cALIroRSlA PRESS Ass0cIA.
TIOA.

The irst annual meeting Of the Cali.
fornis Press Association will be held in
the pariors Of the Palace Hotel. San
Francisco. on Wednesday, July l6, 1879,
at IA o'clock n. Arrangements are now
In progress by the Executive Committee
Of the Association to render the occa-
sion . memorable q in the history oil
the Press Of the Pacific Coast. Among
other features Of the programme will be
special entertainment at one OF the
leading thsatsrs Of tho city. q banquet
At the Palace Hotel. and an address by
distinguished e1.msmber Of the Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

S~EcRrrARr' Of War MoCrary has do.
cidsd to accept the position Of United
States Circuit Judge for the Eighth Dis
trict. to be made vacant by the rssigna.
ton Of Judge Dillon. but will not leave
the Cabinet before the nrst Of September
naxt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MIN.
~ ING COMPANY.-San Francisco, Cal,
Nay II. lsTS.-The twelfth annua, meeting Of
the stockholders Of the above named company
for the election OF Trustees. and the trsnsac.
ton OF such other business a. may be pre-.
sented, will be held on MONDAY, JUNE
sIXrEENrH. 1879, third Monday In June.l
the Corporation. Room No. -, Nevada Bloch,
NO. SOD Montgomery street. Ban Francisco.
California.
Transfer Books closed on Monday. June 9th,
iStd WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
on ~. l9.h in.tan. N. track Of u

OK the 10Th instant the track Of the
Denver. South Park & Pacific Railroad
va completed TO the Ksnosha Summit,
and the first passenger train reached tho
Summit. 10. l40 feet above the sea level,
the highest point yet attained BY any
railroad In North America. All the diff.
hcultiss in the way are now overcome.
and tracklaying will continue ut the rate
Of . mile . day until the road reaches
Leadvills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

OUR sisters and our cousins and our
aunts can't understand why two boys
when they sleep together enjoy varying
the monotony Of talk by wrestling until
the bed 10 upside down, or pelting each
other with pillows till their strength
gives out. Only the boys can tell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

TIE FREQ use Of Spring fruits il high
ly recommended BY physicians. Straw
berry punches, cherries and brandy,
fresh orange and lemon juice In whisky,
pineapple rum and hot apple toddiss arr
all the 90 on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

IT is now certain that the Democrats
will not adjourn without passing the ap-
preparation bills. or at least continuing
the appropriations for the year. Thur
nan approves the latter course and
Speaker Randall opposes il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

A LITTLE boy Oncs called out To- his
father, who had mounted his horse for q
journey. Goodbye, papa. ] love you
thirty miles long" A little sister quickly
added, "dood.bye, dear papa; you will
never ride to the end Of my Love-
change.
A little f~our.yssr.old in Gold Hill tells
his father Papa, I love you great
big Fou'f July, Saint Pattick's Day,
Cwissmas and svvyting."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

"wnL you love me whom I'm mole'd!"
sho asked. He didn't understand what
she meant, but he wa honest when he
answered. "Course I will; I've gottvo
on each leg. and n on the back OF my
mckinley don't hurt nothing. "-Fal-
Lou Times
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
u

"
AZ prognosucs1eo oy'ne
after the recent ooh'u.uuon" e
In Caiifornia' the Dan ffAn''''o C"
tcs has given is partner. p
nsy' q clean snake ~ ~
0nu'.eu
mafiiso only luz
suit being accomplished IN inc oif'n anu
sdont;op Of that new Constitution, the
..,rsv
o"'o"'os nss
consequently divorce Is the result
While the contest was going on, the
m---,,. ,..,a.s y..xr.v -. n nurs
C"o"'e'' B'oiiA
patriot, o man OF wonderful energy anu
a, ,.,.nt Thu blatant. scurrilous
= ~, a.u.,,,r.
narangues Oh 'ho sanu'o' s
were paraded in its columns a. the W
t.rsnoee Of inspiration. Kearney wal
-, A.. L.. and .vsyvvbers
iauoso W 'n' 'A'
that Ksarnsy went . Chronicle reporter
-. sr,. ~ m Double.leadsd and big
49,. ..u,,,or;.,
headed was me editoriai anu fePo'
admiration OF Kearney as sensationally
.r,,....ain tbs eolumns of the Chronicle.
.ou.. Az.
In most RIDICULOUS CONTRAST 0ow
oppression OF the Chronicle on ksarney
..h.us...r, TINA For instance. veg
~ u P'e'e" ~
terday I:
n In doubtful IL, In the history OF any
modsru civilized community, such an ig-
porsmus A Dennis Kcarney ever before oc-
cunied publio attention for such a length
81 ,ims or m-onopolizsd 40 much news
n.ncr spsee TO the exclusion Of more in
structye matter. Notorious burglars or
extremely atroeioas murderers may nave
Soor ,tt.mn,ips to play the part Of a Do
liticai leader. Why his little bubble OF
glory mas no. oesn , psa ,nsirs oio,
ouspce nor common decency, has long
been the subject Of general surprise. He
has been . nine-days' Wonders disgust.
ing phantasmagoria that requires . pass
ing explanation before the curtain de-
sceuds forever on his obscene actions.
So long q beneficial purposes appeared
70 bo assisted by his oratorical buffoonery.
n was deemed advisable to permit him to
politically exist, bat now IL is time to eI-
plods his clownish greatness and exhibit
him 10 the world as the arrant and cow
ardly humbug he has proven himself to
DO. Instead Of . political leader. he IL q
low, vulgar vagabond. His mannsrs are
those Of . bully. acquired on the high seas
a. the petty dsspot Of friendlsss and in
Inundated sailors. He has threatened that
streets should run with gore. when there
II not enough brute courage in his whole
body 10 give him pluck TO kill = rat. His
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22

ALEXANDRA II. STEPHENS was 30 poor
when hs commenced the practice Of
Law that he had TO live on six dollars .
month. No wonder be only weighs 90
pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
OLD ISSUE.

And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the sixteenth
day Of April. 1879. 90 many shares Of each par.
eel Of such stock ~ may be necessary will be
sold at public auction. at the ONCE OF the Com
pany. Room 4. second door. 500 California
street. Ban Francisco, California. on MON.
Of two O'Clock r. u. OF said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of Advertising and expenses OF the sale.
]. N. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Onicc-Rooms Z, second door. 800 California
street, San Francisco. California. latd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
A%nTI.CHINEsE LEAGUE.

THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
L Gold Hill Anti. Chinese League will be held
at Miners Union Hall THIS fTHURSDAYl
EVENING, ct 7 O'Clock. All members arc
requested to DO present, and bring with them
thrir lady friends who may desire TO Join. by
order OF the League. 4. 7. PLANK,
21lt Secretary, pro tenn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
soRM.

GoODMEYER-In Eureka, Nay 10, George
Goodmeyer. aged 20 years.
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sIalsgnFrag sAalEs.
Iosiate of Lonissaau- f5fylttlss sIsitiictul DIS
Il tttict Court e,,ish IF tGtilcastsu--
II No. 4l2.
ThomasJ 11yons VS.. a. Moss IL Bros
aniliHenry Moss.


10y viFtuea,f q gwritof alias fl. ia, is
I'D snstltlpnn altwdlve months bond
aud ttotme tlireetetl from the Honorable
G;ourtsaf0res,iitl 4 will,dffsr for sale, at
publicaucsion, ito the llasttaua highest
bidder. for cash, 'witnouttthe lbenefit Of
appIaissnasiIt, at sslie ;CouTt Honse of
this, parish. i,itthe itnwn,ofl Lake, Charles
La, ton SATTERDAY. the 9Th day of
Sentember, "A. d., 1879. itt1ll ,o'cl0ck
a NJ, the following described prop
erty, ,to-wit:
Lots 10 and 14in section H.. lots 3,
Il, 3. IS, III. IL and t14iin section20, lots
3, 4ianti s i'm ssections2A, lots ] and Sin
section 30. and Ilotsa, g and 15tin sec
ton 10, all in township III, south of
ranges w,sst. aud containingin all sew
zen hunireds,nd seventeen and 26llO0
t7I7 20 400 acres, more orlless, situated
in lCaci,sien parrish, la.
Seized to satisfy sail writ, issued i'm
the,above mentioned suit.
sSlerifT's office, Lake Charles, la,
August I'd, 1879
ID II. LYONS,
SHERIFF of { alcs.sieu Parish, La.
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I4ande Office at New Orleans, a.a.

duly 245h, l67a.
ATOnIC Eis hereby given that the fol
In lowing named settler has filed no
tice of his iiutentiontto makeifinal proof
in supporter his claim, anassecure final
entry thereof at the ,expirationa of thirty
days from tthe date OF this notice, wiz:
Isaac tGilley, ,ef tpleasien Parish. lou
iisiana. fortthe $. W.. ID of Sec, M, II.
8, %. III. - w !, and names the following
MS his witnesses, viz Hans Dukes. of
lC,ileasieu PARISH, I,a,, and William
Hughes, of (Caleasien Parish, LA.
WM. MI. BUlIsV.LlLII,
Aug 2, 1879. Register.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-30
ssaraara.m MaI4sls .aaa Gen.



THE following lis an extract from
the last I6tter of stMDnt,' the
Paris correspondent of the (Oincin-
matt Enquirer:
AT this moment the eyes of En-
rope are turned towards the great
army commander in Zululand
During "sour little war" this nffiee'
was a guest with Gen. Robt. III
Lee. Jlknew him then. i have
nnet him since. The last time d
met him q asked him where his
headquarters would tbe in South
Africa. "sNotiu the saddle" lhe
replied, with a smile, and the sug
:gestive quotation revived our re
collections of persons and events
in the past that gave tus much
mirsh of criticism. Ne talked
over the campaigning in the
sSuuth, and Sir Garnet said: 'fDo
Won know that the armies ut En-
rope have learned some great les
SONS from Gen. LeeP d think he
was the greatest General of his
age; yes, perhaps of any age; and
MY own opinion istthGt the North,
though not very proud of him
now, will soon come to look upon
Gen. Lee withas much pride as
the people of the South, and both
lbe glorifiea of the great American
General, from whom much OF
modern strategy has grown llito
rules of war q mote this as
coming from the first soldier of
Great Britain, III not of Europe,
and at some future day Imay add
further remarks ON the Generals
who were opposed ito Gen. Robt.
E. Lee, and whose military abiil-
tiles European officers have cafe
fully noted.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-30
MIMsS FERRY
AND STORE,

n lAS EERRY
AND STORE,
Cine Mile above Lake Charles ON the
tGalcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes ITO Inform
lthetyaveling publiciand Stock brewers
that he has pMthis Eerryand beef pens
in goodrepais, and lis ready to accom-
mediate all who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
rea,lredIby stock men and travellers.
He has o large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind of stock; also two
tehainbooms forswimming. Pasturage
on each side,of the river, lfreeof charge.
Keeps,eonstantly on Ihaad o full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. atithe very lowest psioesl
tmv9-tt III ID. NIX
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For sake.

0ANE two story dwelling house. with
" ten iRooms; .55 vacant town lots; 20
acres of lana neartthe LmkeOmrlesrai .
road depot; 5000 acres of land. known
AS the Moss Place. one half of it a ,cy-
press swamp, ntthe,G acasienfiver, six
miles .ahove Lake tCharles; aud BIN
acres of land ,on Bayou tOhoupique,
known us the William McClelland tract.
RYAN ~ CGEAKY,
Lake CHARLES, La,
July 10, ilS7S.-4t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-30

WIIL he sold at the Cont House
NV door, at Lake Charles, La, on
SATURDAY., September "a, 1879, at
l0to'clock "A. M !, ttDpay charge there
on lfur freight and storage. and costs of
sale and this advertisement,
AlCarpentef'st lcchest and contents
Il yalise iandtcontelits.
The above articles were addressed to
one - Raglan, at Lake Charles, LA.
.TasmS--Cash
d. w. BRYAN az CO.,
Stage Agents.
A,,<,,,all 40 1870
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How Deeply Does sfiae Earth
2uaIkea
IISacramento sCal, } Uniop;l

sacramento sCal, j lUnions
The recent earthquake at Virginia
City was not noticed at allin the min
ing depths. but only by lpeop|e,on the
,ssriace. Their lannon's earthquake of
ssome lineage ,,Liiioh.s shock down liim-
isneys andffire- walls, cracked bfiekthnild-
iings and did other damage, WAS ImeIely
noticed by some of tbelminefs working
nm the upper levels, hut t,diftn alam-
age, rnotteven shaking down loose,s stones
and earth The staltiontmen in the VA
gions shafts feltiit the strongest, and
ttlle deepest point where iitwas noticed
was by thestation steudsrattthe 90Ofoot
level Of theampefiaI Empire shaft 1910
feetlbelowtthe surface. He said it felt
Alike sudden faint tthrdb or piilsatiop
of the air, as though blast had been
letoff at distance above, below, sor in
some indefinite Aigection. I'm someo of
the mines the shock WAS not noticed at
all, Observation-Disclosures. Commenting
on this peculiar iactatthe time, the
Gold Hill sNewsremafket the earth
quake seemed to Zoe, an electrical dis
anrbance, proceeding from the iatmos-
phereand not from the tepthscof the
earth.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-30
NEW SALOON

af
1TNHE Undersigned, late proprissor OF
X 'sThe Cotton Exchange saloon IN
GALVESTON, has this day openetliin Lake
Charles, La, on Ryan st., ait the late
stand eof Johns0n IL Br0tlers0nssB Bakery
and Family Grocery Store, Opposite the
Haskell House, an entirely new and
Elin,st GLASS Saloon,
for the ssileto tOliuice 1Iiquors, Wines,
Ale. Beer, and t0igars.
Billiard players will find a first class
Pigeon 4Hdle Gaiile, and also one of
Brunswick. 1alt az Cos ceiabritted Far
Tor Billiard Tables.
Nopains willlbe spared Ito secure the
comfort. ENJOYMENT and satisfaction of
my patrons. JOHN GARRISON,
April II. 1876. Propsietor.
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FOR SALE.

NNE STORE HOUSE AND LOT.
NJ (One Dwelling Mouse and Loot.
Seventeen Vacant Town Lots. All sit
ll,tted near the Railroad.
Forty acresof unimpoved land near
town.
"A farmiin Gonzales County, Texas,
with 900 acres Of Hand, 2bin cultivation
well improved. Apply to
u. b KiIRKMAE.
Lake Charles, La.
April no, l879.-ttf.
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Mixed paints for sale, at D.. w
Bryan sS,Ge's.
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Vacant Succession of john
DIsi0n, Deceased.

DUBLIC notice lis hereby given TO all
IL ccr-,litoss of the vacant succession
of John Dillon, deceased, ito present
their celisims. duly authenticated, with
out delay, ut Luke tGharles. La, to the
GnEator of said succession
aslreqnired by law; and all persons in
.dabted ito said succession are hereby
notified and Eeapestedlto makelpaymePt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,without delay, and thereby avoid suit
to recover payment.
o.. w. BRYAN,
Curator af said Succession.
Lake Charles La, DULY l2, lsH9.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-30
Haskell House.
LAKE CHARLES. CAuCAsIEU PARISH
IigU1SJANA.

rTNHIS large, two story, well lighted
II and ventilated building, SITUATED
ON Ryan street, next Ito Moss & Rid
dicks store, has recently been entirels
renovated and a'epainted, and the fur.
nitrere is new throughout. THE ground
measures 900 by 40U feet, and includes
a new feed stable. The table is sup.
piled with the best the market affords.
and the proprietor will spare no efforts
to malze it a first class house. Com
mercial travellers will find it a quiet ana
pleasant stepping place. Prices mod.
,el,tte. w. Ill. HNSKEIJI4,
Judy Ill, 1878. Proprietor.
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July 29sh, 1879.
NTOTICEis hereby given that the fol.
IN lowing named settler has flied no
ttice Of her intention to make finalpfoof
in support aof her claim, and securefi-
nal entry itherenf.ut the expiration of
thirty days from the date, of this notice,
viz: Maria Harrington, of lC,iloasier,
Ia,, who matte Homestead application
No. il427, forlots Nos. 4 and IS, Bee, 80,
q. 10. S ROW !, and lot No. Il, Sec. Il,
Il. 10, IS. R. % Nv, IS. w. District. and
names the following as her WITNESSES,
viz: Jeremiah tOiBrien, of Calcasien,
I,t,., and j.. "A. T.. Hawkins, OF tCilca-
sin, liza. w. M. BURWElLI4,
Ang!9, llS787Jt Register.