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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-16

Delinquent Sale Notice.

DHFSIx SILVER MINING COMPANY
i Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco. California location OF works.
Eureka District. Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent npon the fOl-
owing des. ribed stock. ON account Of ASSESS
meni To III levied on the 18th day of october.
1879, the several smouIts ~setopPoslte the names
of the respective sharehold. rs, as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-16
sHERlFF's SALE.
JAMES u. OWENS, Plsiat.s,
va
JAMES sIAe. Defendant.

JAMES u. OWENS. Plaintiff,
JAMES sIAs, Dsfssaaat
TIMBER AND BY vIATUE OF IN ORDER
cs ssas. and Judgment cf faseelcsars u
xauStgsge. lssa.c cut CT sAs District Court of
vs5a. ~ the sth d.y OF De ember, A D. 1879.
In the sboys entitled sssscn. SleEsia James u.
O@eEs. the above named ps1seftr. ohtaiatd
judgment ag4iust James siks. defendant. wAleh
said Judgment Was, on the eth day IL DsSeiA-
Der, A. .. ISIS. recorded In Judgment BOOK D.
page 81. % The ssid District Court ! am eota.
u.nded 10 sell all that certain piece and parcel
Of land. knosn and dsseribed as Lot No. sx
l6l. in Block Nc. Twenty four (24l, situated
within the limits Of the Monroe survey Of tie
town Of Enresa. and embraced within Inst %
known a. the Robbins Tract. together with all
tsGemsnts. bsredttaasenfs and sppurtensrce-,
H. rsise the saIa " ten hundred and eighty-nNe
81 ,ossl dollars. n United ststes gold coin. -
ges her With interest thereon st the rate Of t~o
per esBt per month. in like gold coin. from
date hereof fill paid. dssna2ea sdJudgea due
the plaintiff, together with the sam u seventy
eight and fs-l00 dollars. taxed Goats tsTs T6.lvD},
and all aeerQtng interest and costs q sa8e.
Public notice IL Errrby given that have this
day levied Jpn and on SATURDAY. II I'd
DAY OF JANUARY, A D is50. 1t II o'clock
noon Of said day, Il the let and premises abpve
described, In the town Of Eureka, county 81
Eureka. Nevada. / Will in obedience to said
order Of sale. sell the shove described property
to satisfy plaintiffs judgment with interest
thereon and costs. TO the highest amt best bid.
der for gold coin Of the United states
MATTHEW KYLE, sheriff
BY JAS. r MAsos. Deputy.
JoHy T. BAKER. Plaintiffs Attorney
Eareks. Eureka county. Nevada, pecemh r
IS. 1879. ldsrlii I'd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-16
For Sale--Farm in California.
House For Rent.
r z N T

A NEW HOUSE. OF THREE ROOMS, "a
situ4ted next TO the residence of J..x
Matt Kyle. Mob Hill. Apply on the premises.
Eureka. July -, 1879. jyf-r
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
We OPEN FROM J.5OA 81 IU ~ N.

METROP0LITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
We OPEN FROM $50 a. N. IU l2 +. N.
tLCTDR-J JREEIN Nearest point for W all -tre-t Ferry
and 20 Tor IUtd Ferry.
DUETLAN DIST IN tarcst point Tor Jersey lity t1d
ComInuuipqw Ferries
Barclay street ForIy 70 hOn0Aen. g., ~. 49,, ,,.
CHANBEk-s1 titI Nearest point Ior faNoAA an EI'
Railway Terry.
FRANKLIN .~TPEfr-
iN rREFl- NearespOnt for Desbrossel street Ferrv
Jersey ty and connects wll FOR De'Oroses AMI
last Grand sire Ferries.
pLfECkERsTFEEI-C With FOR East AMI
E1GHTH -TRFET-Ne,rest point for Christopher street
Ferry iOhoken connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries
FoiTTTFFs,TH .-TREET-Ncarsst point % Union SIur%
WalarAs ana LvceIm Theatres. Academy M n Isic lr
wing spd IammIuy .its cuug with ears or Last
ry kN ~ Eir-Nearcst point 10 BO0Jns, 80
Ian s and Psrs Tleltca. G-4uG opera House D.mJie
(iarien and Nas07ic Temple, ana f"eniy-tlri stre's
VI itsft UII.I--t III. GET-Nesra pmut to STANDARD,
Pro.. wav ana Flftn Avenue Theatres Aqaildm ald
San Frac-co Alleruls connecting Win caso iot VOC
FoIiYS FC0N d. rKElr-C Conaects win SewYor& Trans
~. Comm IA, $ cabs i0r Graad Central Depot
~ yrY ,iTG frISH Srarcst pom' mr Central PARK
connect Ing Win ears OF Eclt Line Railroad -
FIFTY. til RD-STREEI amt Eibtt tti-AF t-' J. L.
FOR uptown trans take east authorizations
ror do FutoWu trains tSAe west sinc bta.iIlH -..
Trains viii run Jotst and UthrF". and JJd-s1 AI oti
FARE iO CENTs Except hetae. he hours o. $50 -
T3Oa n aud 8 20 = y. when t.y .. o. i7 cent?
~ ' WIN. q. Utt2iSJN. Pres dent
NJ VAN BROCkLGN. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
NORRIS WILKINS, AucuaDecr.
GALE IN PARTITION, BY ORDER OF THE
- SUPREME COURT
j. II. LUDLOW & co

VIII sell at anton on TUE~DAY April 90 1879, Of II
o'clock at the Exchange saosToom, No III Broadway,
under the direction of FRANCIS r. GARKETTsON, esq,
Referee
6TH-AVE NOS. 240 c5S-Tho hve-story brick build
Eng stores and factory southeast corner oi IthsL 0AlOO
WALKEBsr-The tve-story browns' ne-iront store 20
ChulCl-et,
entire
WEST 18TH ST. Nos A. and b0FOuT story, high hstOOp
lFick dwellings each ZJA5J feet lots 1853
EsI I5IH-SI.. No 52-Threestory brick Aigh-stOOp
house. 25x4O feet lot lod3
Book maps 40 thc Auciloueers Office.
Messrs. BUCKHAM sMALEs q WALKER,
f5yC9j Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
RECORDED RIAL EsrArE rRASsrgEa

y-5,ov-s- -4Bfnof stantou-st. 25GxS79; Z
Amend and wife 10 q " iegand. SIa
66th--t No 50 East DOying ana wife 10 + a ho- ~
4Oti-st No l27 East j Noble; ST. and wife 10 Mary
Farrell Az
Ssthst n = 325 It e OF 2I-ave- 25x9o.9i Well and
others 10 j BsrrY anu others ...-----.--..------
1--tb-st IL s. -334 ff 3dave, l6.SIlOO 10; George
Srrecker and wife 20 : Estucr- -...-
3lave. " 80 II 6Zd-st - 6X12l lON-o lux --44i
Mcneil referee. 10 GOeleJ -
gd-lve W 3 5l6ft u Of 62d-st, 27.6x7210i MoDeL
referee tO p GOelei
43f stss 1854 q W Of 9thave, 1GsI9S9i r Aud
auO wife 10 81 " Suisse .-.----------
81 st-zf = l8l 10 & OF Mscslnave. 2lXlOO.Oi r r
Morgan referee 10 \ kOtEschild -.--.-. .,----- II
6Gtl-st : 50 10 a. OF 1thave, 2UxlOO.J r Breen -
and Others a II ROsenWa Wald-
C6tn-st, 100 II OF 5th-ave 2uXleO0 j K bfeen
anc others 20 j. u0fman -.-.. Ze
lltb-ave q 2 cor 5stn-st, lOOx1OO.4 John Ucker.
son and wife % ID ~eIrell. ~
Same property G Gilbert TO John Dlcker50n ~
S6tl-si. = 20 II " OF MsIisOnavc l25xlU22i ard
also 75th-st. 1873 II " Of Madison-ave ZJxlJ12 -.
Douglass. executor etc. 20 r Ha-l------.---- ~
Same property g. " Wiley 70 : SChultLe "
Same property J /. d al and wife 70 u wiley. "
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25

A CHEAP HOME.-For sale, a good, we'll
- Iuit frame house ant The IJt IS 2JXiJO tecL Tho
house h. tFo stories aud contains Ia the rear o.
Tie Lois h smal buldilR suitable for carprne- sho9
a. frIfprr maker Ile staten Island y J..
about IU minutes wax from Chiffon Landing Inc prop
ety bought for S2UO part nf the purchase money
Ca remain on mortgage AGdress j. a. L.. Box -, I1bGro
Ouce.
EOR SALE or TO LET-Tenafy. n. j.;
comfortable house 10 rooms al imprOyene1tsi parity
t-Inshcd Il desired WM. B. SIODDAEI
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
GcIp Wante0.

VANTED-A first-class business man.
W adapted 10 the business with experten 90 pre-
ferret) learn how sell The object Teaching lHble,
after charge 81 Western Penn
svvana Eastern ohio and hire train and start agents
VIII from 200 10 5000 after months cT
perience. increase second Give eI
periencc IN selling goods, ant send TINS.
". j. HOLLAND, springfield, Mass
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
BanHrupi NolItcs .

THIS l. TO GIVEN NOTICE: That on the 2lst
4 aay Of April A. b. is.1 a Warrant 10 banNruP'oy
- .st trtiist te estate Oi ALBEIT BDhNDM N B "l
S@w-York City r. The County ot Ne~.lork. ana
st,ta Of New-York who has been adluasth
paabrupt on Ms petition; ttat We pagn,n,
of aIv debts AMI delivery OF any P1ieIN % gig
-, buukruut MIN FOR Als use. anu l4ie
tp,n.fer Of any property by him. ae igrDen ny Ia" lat
esring of the creditors u the SAID bankrupt 10 prove
sbair debs aud choose OF more a-sihees OF hlS
a.. viii be urd a court O BANKRUPTCY 10 ie Aohrl
- y, B.ekmau-Ht. NeW-NOfk cry, before James i.
Nv EIy o,'sctoce n ul LOUIS f.. FANN,
/ = M,rshal a. Messenger. southern Diatct"t NeNlhtA
r,7HIS + To GIVE NOTICE: That on the 10th
4 ra, ~ Apul, A. D. 1879. War; ant lu B@ukruutcy
-. ,.s,ed AGAINST th- estate uf RICHARD EsNOND,
"f NeW.YorE in the County u Ne"-fork and
star. of Nrw-Y0rg. WHO las been afiulgd banA-
r7lpt on his own petitions that the payment OF any
eht ana delivery property belonging - sdch bahA
ut 10 MIN his use AMI the transfer o any property
by him. are forbidden by law mat meeting OF IN.
sreor Of bankrupt, 20 prove their deDiH ana
o chooae one assgncr7 oi his estate II" De- hei
,t Cour Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden at No i52 Broad
wav in the Cly Of NewAOrk, before Mr. Henry W ldei
Allen Register on the 9th day OF MAY; A. ID Lst7 az
/. O'Clock IA. LIZ u r - =
u Marshal Messenger, southern District Of NewfoFA
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
fine ArEs

COLLECTION of ENGRAVINGS and
n ETCHINGs proof and very hns condition 6y strange
Viii he -bi t.s evening by Messrs LEAVIrr q CO.. Auc
tlonsers, on exhibition to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
hral Gsiaie 10 Grrbduss.

rVO FXCHANGE-25O desirable LOTS in
BROOKLYN for tract OF prairie lands IN
Iowa OF Kansas. llU LAND d WHIT ING, Beekmanst
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
RECORDED LEASES.

Herchheld A to Obreight No l642 3d-ave, years
a. annual rent
Perkins b toJ + Martinhof No 55 BOwery. ~
years. at annual rent Of
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
Gilnnnons Uanle0--f females

a GENTLEMAN and WIFE, without chill
~ d-en des re o. take charge OF house for the
longer. 4ge tt best ol tri renee as - responsibility
and carcfUlucss. Address EW ohkEk Tribune Office
AT THE LADIES' BUREAU Swedish
n IFS Last lStust 90 De found nrst-css wmtIess
l-vcl-LE a-1 nTst class lluL4ferssa and chambefnds
~w.,.l., FIDuch Dsr3naU AMI select help o O'hcT
non .cauduc.a aiIer European plan only hrrt class
.auts OuIntuCed az this ofhcc Excellent men
found snort notice iDt CITY or country. MILF
ALFKiDA EXIST IEbM, ff"pueieH-
At BUCKE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
- $50 4thaye 24tst, vii be found large number
OF select servants priv an hotels boarding houses
sc al nations, both Protestant ana Catholic male and
female Tor country or city orders by mail prompt
attention. ". Ii. BUCkE, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
Gltudtlons ranieo-mdles

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By n steady.
~ competent young Swee; understands the care OF
country place ami farm all is branches
four years at last place COACHMAN, 100 GreenWichsL
city.
COOK.-By Chinaman, in a hotel or pri-
~ family understands all kinds OF cooking Address
G. O., BOZ "a Tribune Office.
EOOTMAN.--Ay young man of neat appearance
hardy around the house best reference
from present employer. Address A p, Tribune uptown
Once. LBS Broadway.
GARDENER, COACHMAN and USEFUL
~ MAS.-Bya Protestant man who can take care OF and
horses milk Of cattle. lawns do garden
ing aud general about place good recommendations
apply at CARPEN fEHS. No. lOS Gthaye near stn-st.
EANITOR.-By "a married man (cOlOrcd)
for French at pIbhc building give good
reicIe nom his place. also competent 10 take
charge of pump. Can address l.. DUBOIS. NO
ProsDect-Olaee, East ilstst.
TTSEFULMAN.-By n Protestant man, age
- 80 drive. milk, DO gardening and farm work
strictly moderate best recommendations
Apply 10 J. D., Tribune Office.
WAITER.-By n competent Frenchman who
w thoroughly understands his business is highly recon-
mended, does object o. the city Call az JAG
QUINs BUREAU. 602 ohaye, between 86th and 36thsts
WAITER, Useful Man or Valet TO travel a
W reliable young respectful and obigng with five
from last place speaks French hueny
objection to the country Address GARCON, Tribune Up
town Office, l,23s Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
Gin Ecal Cstate tor Sale.

A superior built. cabinet finish, four-stOry
"A brown stone % oot House location and plan cannot
be- cxcsei built by Gays work for owner pce 1t0Ooi
cheapest house city. Apply 10 ANsON HCBBELL Lao
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
BrooklDu Real cstaIs for Sale.

IOR SALE or TO LET with immediate pos
Il
los Reinsen- 81. three story building.
100 Pineapple. par'or and second floor.
53 y assau. ST.. thIre-storv dwelling.
GORDON L. FORD, 81 CLARK St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25

CRANERCY PARK property at foreclosure
W sale tbs DAY 25th nst az l2 'cloIS d. o.. by T3A
change lltsTOOMs fOuT-stOIy house te northeast
corner O. Creamery Pa and 2Lthst size % feet inches
y ~ feet speu houses north side Of
20ih adjoining feet front by 80 feet inches also
tramercY IaTh, 20 lees sOutn Oi
2ls-st ~ feet inches frout terms easy.
AHSOUX. EITCH WOODFOEn
81 Park-pace
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
EXECUTORS SALE.

EAEJU UR~ NALE.
l. UNION-OUARE PROPERTY.
HUGH y CAMP Auctionesr,
WI sell NJ aucton on SATURDAY, May 81 lS5s az Z
O'Clock AZ Exchange saesrOOm, No. II Br0adwy by
order OF SAMUEL b. EUGGLE~, esd executor Oi the VIII
of MARY H. RI GGLEs. deceased The valuable mousse ana
known a. - U-iou-sqIaEe lot 2ix % hOnsr four
sorv brick 26x55 bui IN substantial msnn"r and capable
Of vagtage0us alterations cul geneut Tor business pur
pose. cost Terms and particulars at the Auc
tnne.Il- ulIce. No. ll2 BT0aIway.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
felal Notlccs.

NOTICE.-Untrd States of America.-ln the
Y Circuit Court Ure the Fifth Circuit
and Middle District Of Alabama
No. lO-SAMUEL y. SrRArG
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25

NOTICE.-Unltcd States Of America.--In the
y Circuit Court o the United states for the Firth Circuit
and Middle District Of Alabama.
no. lO-SAMUEL y. STRASG
THE MONTGOMERY and ECFAULA
RAILROAD COMPANY and others,
ana N EQUITY.
No. 2-MASON YOUNG and others
THE NONTGOMERY and EUFAULA
RAILROAD COMPANY and others
Under and By vr'uc of decree entered on the "a day
July. A. D. 1871 IN the which cOnso
amended lAd modified Dy decree entered IN said
cause on 22d dav ~ February. a 1873 tho under
senrd Special Ndsor commissioners hcroby gYe nOlce'
that with tho provisions OF said derae tney
will on Thufsiav lat dav MAY, A %. 1873 at the
Nrt,slu BI-il IN city Oi MONTGOMERY 10 the Stae Of
Alabama b-t~e'u noon aud O'Clock u. " tha' dF d.
sell public auction, for cash. to tha highest bitr
road C the sad tne MONTGOMERY AMI Eufaula Ran
Company ami al the franchises rights, DlY'gea ana
immlniuas II said Company, aud all the proPr rty Of
-lit Company. incuuug road be-, right ot way,
iepots workshops tools AMI implements. ware ouses
aut real dcscr'p ion together win All The ap
purteuance- tIer,untO belonging ts rolling stock como
ant all property, real personal of mixed pi
ans description whatever The purchaser az slch SHE
NAV paw the amount bid, The several claims entitled 10
tent 70 which the entitled be paid provided in
sad decrs tur purchasers compliance wifh the terms
Of sale confirmation thereof hy tle tout convey
auca viii Dee executed he purchaser Nrslng m said pur
caser he both I'm law and rqIiy Of All the pa ties
said consolidated ~ and 10 al the property, rights
and franchises sOi.
~ Monigomerv Ala Feb. "a 1879
JOSEPH v. pLMAuCK. Mast r
ROBERT ". HEALI. Commissioners
DAVID CLoPTOS, 1. ,,,-.
H. II. GtANDIN and solicitors Tor C0mplainants
JAMES T. HOLTZCLAW, esqs)
N
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
aurtlon Sales OF Real estate.

ATCTION.-MOntclair PeTcmptOry sale,
n Tlurdav April Z6 g U M pretty Parkst nine
rooms Improvements heathful gar0eni fruit hear de
pofs Particulars WHITE & SONS, 4OS broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
Gin Dropertn 60 Get.

Gin Dr0pertn 90 Let.
NO. 2O4 EAST 15TH-ST.-IO rent turnlShed
y or urfnrnshed-S ixtecD rooms all improvements
furnished : 400 unfurDshed $1,000 Apply on premises
rENO LET-SS00-3-stOrv high stOOp, lS-to0t,
Il freestOue HOUSE, No lj2 East 1tthst inquire ou
premises, after p. n.
vENO LET-At a low rent-the fOur-stOry high
stoop No. lao West ljthst, wen bult, and al
the modern improvements also the large ana conhoOus
house jtbave opposite the HrevooTt oJse AppY 70
r. F. BERRIEN No. lO2 south 5tlLaye.
ITO LET-The private residence corner or
14thst and 2d-ave; fOur-stOry brOvnstone; splendid
location surroundings equal II the city rent low
Apply r G GREGG, Bowery.
ITO LET-In 72d-st. between Sth and yth-
aves half a double house on lots; near en-
tral Park between and Elevated Railroad DO
not InGuire OF +. VAN AHEN, 24O est 53dst.
TVNO IET-Offices lofts stores and Easements
L IN Beekman Ann Fulton lOhn PEAR d9ia Oiln nv " u
liam and Nassiu-sts RU LAND WliIllNd' neeAII'l,S
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
GRAND FAREWELL RECEPTION

A MASONIC TEMPLE. MIDGETS.
"a 23d-st. 6th-aye
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
BIZ J0Rli T. Boud
BU SCOT 4 NVert
lowing sales were held:

5.s;orv brick buildings with lots No 80 and "a GIa,
mercy ParK c $. 23.6 ID Of tb-st, each Tot 1875
1e5.a.d2 e. J-stOTv brown stone buildings with lut8,
Nos . and 3S Cramercy Par6 S, $50 n "
gIst.f norton Of Gramercv PARK House, lotsto-
eetAer in size 39.5EsO; g Angarica DO Ia Rue.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25

WE have n demand for furnished houses
w vicinity Of Nev-Yo desirable tenanta j
UOYT & son, No. Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
Amusenieuls.

on MONDAY. April %,
viii inaugurate a OF ONE WEEK. the city OF
BROOKLYN. CApITDLtNE GROUNDS.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25

! storv brown stone house with lot, No 6s West
33tA-st. s. 60 It OF otA-ayc, lot %O1o4' same
uurCuasgr
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25

NURSE.-By an experienced nurse to take
\ the invalid lady's nurse Address A
D. cnre nf Rev. DE- H0ugh nn. 40. tasl 29thst
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25

GHAMRERMAID, &c.-By n Protestant girl
as chatlDegmaia and -eameress cy country .ood
city icfergnces Address F. Box l3 Tribune Uptown ONCE
I'D 1. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
THE MONTGOMERY and EUFAULA
RAILROAD COMPANY and others,

DAVID CLOPTOS,
H.. IL. GItANDIN aud SOLICITORS tOr COmplalnahts
JAMES T. HOLTZCLAW, esqs.D
FPS ilwlUwF
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-21

gives US some letters from Mr.. Samuel
Wagner, "a gentleman who travelled
through England aud Germany max
ing bees his object and study in which
he says: "In the kingdom of Hanover
the annual production of beeswax is
300, 900 pounds, and assuming one
pound as the yield of each hive we
must suppose that 100000 hives are
annually sbrimstoned' in the prov
ince; and further, in view of casualties,
local influence, unfavOrable seasons,
&C., that only one-half of the whole
number of colonies maintained pro-
duce swarm each every year. it would
require a total of at least 600, 900 colo
MES (141 to each square mile) to secure
the result given in the above table.
The number of square miles stocked,
even to this extent, in this country
(New York; are, think, few and far
between"
The bees of Nuremberg pay all the
taxes assessed on their proprietors and
leave surplus besides, and this is a
district SO barren that it is called the
stArabia of Germany"
In the province of Attica, in Greece,
containing fOrty-ffve square miles and
10000 Inhabitants, co. 900 hives are
kept, each yielding, on an average,
thirty pounds of honey and two pounds
of wax.
Mr.. Langstroth adds, "that in a
country so poor as these, great atten-
ton has to be paid to crops which,
while in themselves profitable, are
planted with a view to making honey
and pasturage for bees"
AHMo.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-21
National Surgical Institute.

The annual visit of an Examining Sur
geOn from this well know Institute will be
made to New Orleans December 1st, 1879.
He will have skilled assistants from the
Homo Institute. and will remain until
December 25th. 1870. Preparations for this
visit are amply sufficient to meet any
increased demands.
al attention should come early, that they
may have attention for the whole month
Club Feet, Spinal and Hip diseases. P aral.
ysis, contraction, and Diseases of the Joints,
Piles, Fistula, private diseases, Catarra.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, etc., this Insti-
tute is unexcel1ed. Refers by permission
to the many we'll know citizens of New
Orleans who are its patrons.
Rooms, as before, at No. 166 st. Charles
Street, where we will be pleased to see our
old patients, with as many new ones as
may choose to call. For further particulars
write to National Surgical Institute, In
dianapolis. Ind, Philadelphia, Pa, or
Atlanta. Ga. -.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-21

ton, allowing him no discretionary
power to postpone It for any purpose
whatever. The interposition for a
postponement was Of necessity referred
by him to the authority that had or
dered the execution.
It has also been made subject of
criticism that the actual hanging was
put in the immediate charge of Gen.
Hartranft, and that this officers de-
pertinent indicated too strongly, as
one correspondent of the Sun has ex-
pressed il, that sshis heart was in his
vocation" Here again, before gener-
alizing on the relations of Hancock to
Hartranft, it will be we'll to resort to
the flles of the War Department. On
May 1st, 1866, President johnson, an
uouncin9 in an order that the Attor-
ney General had given his opinion that
the persons implicated or alleged to be
implicated in the murder of Abraham
Lincoln, and in the attempt to murder
other officers of. the government, were
subject to the Jurisdiction of a military
commission, directed such q commits
sion to meet, and then proceeded as
follows: =..'; iH,sl
That Brevet Major Gen. Hartran # be
assigned to duty as Special Provost Marshal
Genera, for the purpose Of said trial and
execution of its mandates.
Thus, whether Gen. Hartranft did
his work we'll or i'll, it is clear that
Gen. Hancock found him already ap-
pointed executioner by the Presidents
own order.
If the eager disputants note these
official records of fact, the future dis
cussion upon Gen. Hancock's connec-
ton with the hanging of Mrs. Surratt
will probably be simplified, if not alb
breviated.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-21
TOM GREEN DAVIDSON.
We find the following interesting bit
of information in the Livingstonfan:

We find the following interesting bit
of information in the Livingstonfan:
PORT VINCENT, La, Nov. 8, 1879.
TO the Voters Of Livingston Parish:
Having been announced as candi-
date for Representative of the Parish
of Livingston, since when it has been
determined to have primary election
to name the candidate who is to run
correcting misrepresentation which
have been circulated as to my position,
1 desire to inform you and the voters
of the parish, that 1 consider the order
for primary election as the fairest
test to obtain the wishes of the major
ity of the voters of the parish.
Being q Democrat of the old school,
If am named as the candidate,
pledge myself to be governed by, and
act with, the Democratic party in any
vote which may be had for United
States Senator.
I believe in, the doctrine of MAORI
ties governing. pledge myself to
abide by, and to accept the decision of
the votes in the primary election, and
pledge myself to carry out their wishes
SO expressed.
I desire to correct the impression
tudt L AN OppOSeu 10 duu WILL NOt0
against the Constitution to be SUBJ
mitted at the next election. I shall
vote for the Constitution, notwithstand-
ing there are some points in the instru-
ment which are Objectionable. I find
it so much better than the Constitution
of 1868, think that every lover of the
State of Louisiana should accept it,
and try afterwards to have the errors
corrected.
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, THos. GREEN DAVIDSON.