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Fears ara oppressed 10 Democratic
circles ct The North. that tho solidlty
Of the South 4 gradually but surely
meltisg b. reason OF the late Dem o.
GRATIS revsfsee: end that 0RAxr he
recovered his popularity With the
Southern soldier, We ssy recovered
because OF the fact that ct one time
no General IN tho Federal army en-.
joyed such high esteem ~ General
GRANT was held 10, by those who
served 10 tho Confederate army.
The New York HERALD has found
many stsunch 6outhron men who
40 inelined to ::0lAsr. Of any other
persoa vho viii break the dad lock
Of eeeeiosslIsm end seod 70 the rssr
the host Of political dstnagoeues Who
hover particularly 10 tho front rank Of
Rspubllcanism lover the Ohio" At
least 10 areof opinion, from . care
tut reading Of tho interviews pub.
lished n thst valuable journal, that
sueh 10 the meaning OF whst theee
distinguished southren gentlemes'
~. !. e. 4
The htter IRON Mississippt pub.
llshed IN The WAsaxesox. CArlfor
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Private advices from Governor elect
LOWS 4. WIIrz bring the gratifying
jotolllgence OF bis entire recovery.
1he people Of Louisiana will rejoice
y know that their favorite is spared
tedo them and himself honor 10 the
e&olfod position to which he has
hoon called. tH1
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of Joseph Euhl
flocs6

Succession Of Joseph En-. Y
decd.
ny VIRTUE Of an order 90
- tho Probate Court IL ~ y
Parish Of Natchitoches, aui ! y,
rectcd, l will sell at the late ~ \
the deceased, Joseph L. RAJ. !. iI.
ish Of Natchitocl,es situatsI
river about forty miles beloV 90 n
Natchitoches, on
Friday. January q, IN
the following described prup,,,, II
ing to said succession, to.vIt:
A certain tract If land aituA ~
parish Of Natcbitoches, STATE ~
lana, measuring thirty arpeal, ~
each side Of Cane river. via =
depth thereto brlooeips. 49,
titles thereof, containing about
four hundred arpeuts, bounded r.
lands Ermerly belonging to
Alpin and below BY lands 49, =.
NJ. Givanovlch aud G. Lacoue
Also the following descriIi -
joining the above plantatioa v6;iI
Nos. one, two and TIRES ; IL m
1T and the n Ell If the i e. nv
Township 6, Range 4, cosiaia ,
hundred aud seventy.nius ~
Fractional Sec. No. Z, SANE IT,
and Range. containing fosty@k
i res ~ per patent NJ. Clio.
Another tract Of land adiai}
boundary line Of the plantatisI II
cribed and bounded below by ha6 ;
Or fo' n'rrly belonging to Edwa1ll h
Also lot No. S Of Sec. 6, TssSk :
Range I, containing six sil)
fractional Nj If fractional 81
and n W fractional quarter 4
containing one hundred eighth 7
lW' acres : the N Of 8 Ell saa +
Ef IF Sec No. ~, containing 0l
bred and twenty acres, and a. y
Ell and the 81 If s VI ofSah !
containing me hundred ard Co.
lo.lW acres. All Of the Int 1G1
tracts 7. being in Township No. CT
NJ. 1. CIV
Tho whole Of the foregoing %
lands formin: what is kusvi 81
"Rost plantation" said las1bel
subject to the mortgage of$ae5 ny
and fifty shares of tho ooossk
sociatiou Of tho planters 9th ~
lIouisiana-the State of L01i !
lug subWgated totne rights d Ut
Ala" Is head Of mules, s,egs<Olp|
Four b0rses. more or len.
Seven yoke of oxen. ri
One ho.se wagon.
Large lot Of plows, blacksl
sweeps, and other farming II
Also y largo quantity Of Asan61
kitchen furniture, besides ioo)on :
tho articles contained on sad ~
the inventory in sale sncceesisA
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, satig1t IN
praisemeut.
l.. A. DCBllI
Nov 20 tbs.
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+. p. HUDSON
NATCHlTOCHEs, La, !
August 22sd 1879. (

Mr.. Jules Nornand
I have been afflicted for
several years with painful Inflammation
and liberation Of my leg. resulting from
an injury sustained by my buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many en-.
e'lies without avail. until several months
az" l commenced the use Of ''Normand's
Balm" Which has been Of great benefit
and is the only application. Of the many
tried by me-. which has afforded Suhstan-
tantial relief regard il rs invaluable
and rheerfnlly recome"d it for tho GER
tain cure OF bruises. wounds, cuts. inflam.
nation and liberation.
Yonrs Respectfully,
WILL, NJ LEVY,
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ss.&, + Pa,ynsst !

II a.. e
~ SDll-eoagratulation .os our
6lDods q Tie Shreveport STANDARD
oVogtAe de1oae 0f1AA Debt ordinance.
Is 0t9 oplhios. quite premature.
- oadhold IN, and Republicans
dlle,N ~ widest Of repudiators,
11eouoe1ssd ~ deesae oea measure
v1lloh az humble judgment MS
oeaD 0satt Importance 70 the people
oel0olDlnaa eheaeW- Constitution
49, A. b sscuslsg tho defeat Of
t11etgd)nanss ths ssne boudboidsrs
~ GopG "a u secure : fair xors-
dest ~ tvsscKs, y ~ Legi.,a-
GAN4eA,lAet' our eetoened con.
oo0oegaey has entirely eveelooked
bt0eaeeet Aesat -ses popular ven.
o1Qo9a 900 stAose Who refuse %
ol11Aoo1AeslpodiaAieo caek, ...lod.
691Ilo 1ooooe."~ ,asalti gote, =. ii
~ II putasion q ths Gen.
60 Al1Slbll eleyl q ~ peylss
- 0o19 49, paveeaiD4Ae House,
enll1 ll101ugs ~ ,X Aesl-dset
~ - e1ea1ey cd nDmi theoe,
- ,DoeAlot d1uoon1loie I'm
- llbeety oo'GSlssee ~
- eoAn rissa:a'sslsr II
q ~ %srV = - .ii2 S.is 4esss go.
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Col r., n. OGDoN is spoken Of as a
ca1djdatA for Speaker Of the Louis.
Aoe House Of Representatives. Col.
0dD1N Deeds no encomium from rs.
HE name and character are widely
Known and bis fitness for any posi-.
t1oo fully acknowledged.
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NATCnIToCnEs, Aug. q, 1879.
| hereby certify that | have used Nor.
MAIDS Balm on my lit tie daughter, who
was scal'lr'l. A few application of the
Balm cured it readily aud left M mark.
l.. CASPARI.
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Read the Following Testimonials to its
Virtue.

\,Tcn'rocnEs. LA., Aug 81, 1879.
! had my ankle badly bruised, by my
horse stepping upon it. | applied Nor
maml's Balm and experienced imncdi
ate relief and II final cure. take great
pleasure in rrc"lnlmendin its efficiency,
JOHN L. GILL,
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Succession Ssla.

Succession SoIo.
Succession OF Fraaeele
No. Parish Court, Parish 81
itoches.
DY Virtue Of On order iDoDe
ID Hon. Parish Court md y ~
I'd in the above succession ] q
vale to the last and highest Z.
Emile Rost plantation % c.
Saturday the 10th day a
at the hour Of IL N. oil oftbe
decribed property belonging ~
succession, to WIT: y.
Ono mare, one bed asd
tool chest, Que trunk, ono ~
one clock, one shot gun, ~
promissory notes against -
Of Emile Rost, one for ntos 49,, n.
forty four, one for tho sun u
dred aud fifty two dollam 4g.
cent interest from March liz
May l4th, 1875.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, ssl9
praisculeut. ...,sdl
A. NARANo!N
Dec. 6.tds. Ads
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Tho exposure Of the utter worth.
leoe0eo0 Of the large packs OF horse
cd ,eaAtle powders has saved our
pooele Q vast sum. There Il only
90 klad BOW known that are strict.
IL pnIe and these are Sheridan's.
Deaf throw away yourmOney, a,
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Tho money Of the country now In
0lrOulAtlon consists OF $3i6. OOO, Oo0
0reenbacks, 1887. 100000 National
hank notes, s3O5. OOO. 900 in Gold coin
end III .OOO, O9O 10 Silver coin.
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Memphis IL full ofcotton which Is
full OF yellow fever germs. Eighteen
persons, In the employ OF the Iowa
Central railroad. who handled this
cotton, have died.
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Hon. A. B. George. Of Webster
parish will be candidate before the
General Assembly for one OF the
Judgeships Of the Court Of Appeals
nom flrst Circuit.
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Democratic majority In House So.
10 Senate "a. Over oil, on joint bal.
LOT, g.
LATkST.
The latest from New Orleans re-.
gardioR the Election. shows . ma.
ioeity Tor willis OF 3o.l0e, With Data.
houla, Jackson, Jefferson and 81.
Helena to heat nom. The maioritv
tor the Debt Ordnance, With eieiit
pattsaee . hees from, % 1854. The
majority for tho Constitutjon IA not
lees than 10000. e - -
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REMEMB ER!

For 1880 the VINDICAToR will be
sent, postage paid. to Subscribers
for tho low sum OF Two DOLLARS PER
YEAR.
TTMUSTREPAIDIN ADVANCE.
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TE> BEoECK LIVERY STABLE, !
Natchitocl'es, La, Aug. 70. 1879. !
I have used Normand's Balm for sore
backs. gals, cnts. foot evil &c. &c., in
horses, and found it very etficacions. It
is less trouble 10 use than other remedies
aud it is a sure cure.
R.P.H HUDSON.
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New Advertisements.
NOR MAND'SD BALM.
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE CURE.

For the immediate Relief aud perm,a-
nrnt Cure Of CUTS. Bl'R\S. BRUISES,
WOUNDS EAR ACHES. and all Skin
Diseases or Ernpti"ns, we place before
the public a preparation whicl, is OF the
highest standard Of excellence, SECOND
~ none. for tho class Of diseases for
which it is intended. We claim it to be
II specific for this class of disease, hay
ing submitted il 10 rigid test, extend.
ing over period Of tbirty-tivr years
in t'ratin. the most obstinate eases
which hay: com" under our observation
with il successfully.
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IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN IT'S
COMPOSITION.

and may h' applied to he most delicate
children with 'npnniy.
A. Il specific for piles and ERYSIPE.
LAS. it has II" superior; it is very ctlcc.
tive t" prevent lock jaw in children when
applied to the navel just cut.
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Election News.

|, The only "violence" throughout
the State on Tuesday 81 December,
election day, was manifested by Re-
publicans. In the parish of g.. Nor.
tin, Emile Detiege ono ofthe Repub.
lican candidates for sheriff. shot and
killed two sons III his Republican
competitor, Delahousaye. In Tensas
parish, J. N. Gillespie candidate fol-
It. Governor on tho Republican
ticket. headed a mob anA captured
tho poll books. tally aheet, &C., and
With HIS OWN HANDS wrest@l the bal.
lot box from the hands Of the com.
missioner.
It'll In order for the Republican
saints to explain all this. :.
The Republicans stole the poll
books and tally sheets for poll : In
Grant parish, and still the party
calls for q tair election. : = t..
The following IL the vote Of ell
parties In the General Assembly:
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re.
newer does not color, but restores
the hair to its natural color.
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Governor WILTz's majority Is ]arg.
q than that OF any Democratic Gov.
ognog ever elected in this State.

The New York HERALD says, that
0ne quarter ofthe whole strength Of
tAe United States army has been
Killed or wounded this year.
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Sherlf's Sa)e
8. Nelkin W. EmsnuA
No. 1915.

No. 1875.
10y virtue of q writ Of r. 49,
ID the above EMIT I'd ~
suit aud to mo directed. ! ~ RI
aud will offer f"r sale 70 ~ q
highest bidder at tho door = ~,
House in the city aud pss'sa
chss, Oh
Saturday, Dec, Sea -
the following described pr
Z bales cotton. =
] mule. .Aa ~
Terms Of Sac:
Cssh-sutject to tnn,rsf' ND !
L, A. yEgss
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xoe the spirited contest In Match.
ieQoAee Il 10 gratifying TO know that
81 ~ regular Democratic .candl.
dD voge elected by handsome
1104ol3eo. Those Of our Democrat.
19@11o4A Who allowed Themselves TO
$500 @ Attitude Of opposition to
1AyoGulas ticket, can now contem.
- ~ damage they have done 10
JoooeJog The representation Of their
posbA o the dominating convention
~ eee.ha)1 u tie last conven.
10 Nescmsoches had fourteen votes,
Q 49, larger vote than any other
o4(1o u t0 Conversational district:
~ pe1t ~ viii have only seven.
~ Wy near the smallest. Our
~ purchased their expe.
+ ~ ~ high p'i0e.l-shreys-
1N11DeGioeata&ion or Democra.
~ - :tt'as 'ifst gaes o. - r
6hkilSlesr.. .i; r., .1,s ..
salg1{ IN 0oald --. 80
6ellg D6Gloeeaoy tfaa defeat.
Iou4G01y. s.a sas sss
:. &aR
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~ Shreveport STANDARD very
tE1ly says: ~. .5i5
ne peoole OF the State will feel
49, 10ljef now that the SponOrGl.
xolloGg Committee has adjourned,
ed that they arc, % DO spared the
neGD q perjury With which they
1aNO been entertained every day for
eooe veeka. The Senate ought not
. hesitate Q moment to get rid Of
t1e1ae1or OF such practices al havs
~ teoVed % this man. ts3 -
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TESTIMONIALS:

Crescent City Sugar Refinery,
New Orleans, Jan. "a, ie19. !
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery, Agent Messrs Jmo
ID Moore & 20, 2Gi. s62 aud 2,3 Broadway
New York. for Vi.itrs Improved frucL
| Process for DsctustiN. Boilers
Dear Sir-l have tried the disihcr,,stant you
are thu agent Tor Thoroughly We have bre.
| using il Tor several weeks. did this AS a pei
Hanal favor tU you. for l generally dislike ma
king experiments | can only say that I AM
glad that have given The .iisincrlstamt a Trial
| for it has turned out b! far the hest thing oi
claims on itS printed circular. and il, future
! shall recommend Mcssrs. A. Thou, ,sOn 4 Go.
to use il exclusively in their boilers over and
In preference to anv otIe, process for discrust
Ing boilers.
lrenlain, very respectfully,
JAMES +. KING.
Engineer Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
We endorse tn. abVye.
A. THOMSON e. CO.
Lteds's Foundry, !
New Orleans. Feb. ;, Is.9. )
Mr.. Hugh ". Montgomery, New Orleans, La.
Agent Tor vigier's Improved French pro
Cess fnT Disncl 0sti0g steam Boilers:
Dear Sir-Atter having used the Vigier Pro
Cess for some months. aud giving il a ia T. and
full trial We can state that i; has produced the
most satisfactory results on our boilers by re-
moving demonstrations and etfectually prevent.
lug the formation Of the same
We cordially recommend II IL those usin.
boilers. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL,
- Superintendent eed.s Foundry.
HENRY EENISON,
Chief Foreman.
LEEDS 4 CO..
Pr0prietOrs Lecds's Foundry.
Discount to the trade Send for Circulars f.
Hugh W. Montgomery, To- Common street.
New Orleans, Sole Agent Tor the Southwest.
Pine Island Cllano
FOR SUGAR CANE
a. If, AND
ALL QUICK GROWING CROPS
Pine ISLAND
Amoniated Phosphate
FOR COTTON
and ALL SUMNER AID FALL CROPS.
Ile best Fertiiiscrs ~ use, aud prepared with
efsee care for tho Southern market The Ken.
ney Z Miller (Minnesota) Early Amber S"rar
Cane Seed. Crop u. 1873. fresh from tbs Kenscv
= MILLER farms. Discount to the trade For sals
BY -'' '"'0
HUGH W. MONTGOMERY.
100 css,non street, New Orleans.
SeIe Agent for the Southwest.
feb. l5-,v.
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Saloons.
the POPULAR RESORT.

TNE POPULAR RESORT.
THE PHOENIX has pnt on = new lite
since Geo. w. Kile has taken charge
Of it, and now caters tor public 'a'"'s'
The Choicest
BRANDlES,
WHISTLES,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS.
&C., &C.
RICH Sr LOUIS BEER ON DRAFT
Don't forget, 20 thirsty. the PHOENIX
90 st. Deuis Street.
GEO. W. KILE,
Nav N.-ly Proprietor.
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NIGI Il RS
IMPROVED PRBDIA PROCESS
FOR DISTINGUISHING
Steam Boilers
Positive Action Within Three Weeks

We treat all waters, whatever impurities
they bold in solution. Remove Scale. Pre-
vents scale forming. Prevents ,orlusion and
'Pitting." Contains no Acid ard guaranteed
perfectly harmless. Acts Oh all Waters, what
ever their impurities. Any water can be en-
plOyed-har" water, sea water, or sulphurous
water. Saves fuel, repairs. and oil and tallow.
aud lessons the danger Of explosions. Can 10
introduced through feed pipe. safety pipe, or
man hole. Put upin packages Of from 10 to rs
lbs. All infrigen'ents dealt with according to
law.
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i Grand EcorI'e !.
WAREHOUSE.

I TM, dFR slI,S!:Hf!, Proprietor s Ps!|t
IL Chamber 4 Dasbee st tAis peinl
and seeured their services, I On prepay
Cd 70 stors and forward proapely, a
fteights and cotton consigned 90 Nv can
Ratss Of storage 10 idtare will b q
followD:
Fifteen Cents per barrel ibf irsights.
Thirty .6vs Cents peJ bale foe Cotton.
March 9l-tf. =
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RED RIVER
RED RIVER.
Natclit"chcs Parish, Sept 6 1879.
Mn. J. II. NORMAND, Clouticrville. La.

RED RIVER
Natclit"ches Parish, Sept 6 1879. {
MH. J. II. NoRMAND, CIouticrville, La.
D>ar Siv-Attrr suffering for thirty
years from running ulcer in the ear
ocrasi"nr'l by wagon passing on my
head and after having brem operated
upon by Dr.. Logan in New Orleans and
and not being cured tried some Of your
balm and lam happy to say that after a
few applications CT it I got entirely we'll
aud was radically cured.
A "cyr" hoy on my place cut bis foot
with plow and it was thought once
tina; II would have t" b. ampntated but
after applying your ha,m q" the woun,l
for few days it healed up aud the boy
il now we'll. Again, George Cole, a
nei.hbor of mine. whilst shooting gun,
Il piece ofthc cap flew in his eye. We
tried the balm again and with success.
His eye yrt we'll after two applications
of the ba'M.
l conclnlr hy stating that in my opin.
ion your balm is an Invaluable medicine
and l will take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the rnb'ic.
Very respectfully.
w. A. CURRY.
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NOTICE.

NVIICk. asa]
Succession OF Russell and o.
Brazil.
I nTLETON ]. PATE bsviag -
II to b. appointed sdui1isl
succession Of Russell Brazil anl y /
Catherine Brazil, n"tice h Aagll1
that unless opposition isnl1s !.
within ten days from THE ~
application will b. granted tlal
Given by order Of Hon. J. M
Parish Judgo, on this 9Th dsy q
ber, 1919.
Dec. CIT. Dsrsl
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BRICK PoMEROY and the Greenback-
ers OF his ''klan" are for GRANT-antl
GRANT IL for hard money.

Congressman A. NJ. LAY, OF Mis-
souri,, died in Washington on sth
jpSt.. OF paralysis.
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CLour1ERvlL1.E, LA., Sept. ., 1879.

CLoUTIERVILLE, Ia, Sept. 2, 1879.
Mcssrs. NoHMAND T. CHOPIN:
Gents Il t'ke pleasure in recommends
ing yonr 3 I'm. | have always found it
tflicacious. Some four years ago an old
rOlored servant of mine was confined tn
her he'd with an ulcer on her leg. Nv
wife believing strongly in the virtue Of
your Balm, concluded to use some of it
and in very short time effected cure.
The "ll woman il now we'll and able to
testify to the same.
VS.. BENOIST.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Geo. e. Strong,
Successor to i. A. Tyler,
invites the attention of the
public to his entirely New
and Elegant Stock of Gold
and Silver Watch e 8,
Clocks, Jewelry, Dia-
monds and other Precious
Stones
Also, a full and extern
sive line of Solid Sterling
Silver and Plated Ware,
Watches Repaired, Dia-
monds Reset. and Jewel
ry of all kinds made to or
der and repaired by expe-
rienced workmen,
LIS Canal Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Dec. 4.-3m. sei.s.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-18

On March 10th, the Rock Island &
Peoria Railway will run train from this
city, which will. make close through con-
nection for St. Louis and Cincinnati via
Peoria. The train willsleave Rock Island
at 9 20 q. H., on arrival of the c., R. |. &
z. trains from the west, andithe Western
Union trains from the north, arriving at
Peoria..at l: 20 p. NJ, and making connec-
tons flor Lafayette, Indianapolis, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, Terre Haute. Springfield,
Jacksonville aDdsSt. Louis.
Returning, the train will leave Peoria at
3:15 p. m. on the arrival of allItrains from
the east and south, arriving at Rock ISL
and at $50 p. m. sThe traini.will run up
to the c., R. l. & P. depot to connect with
trains for Des Moines, Council Bluffs,
Omaha,iSt. Joe, Atchison, Leavenworth,
kansasgCity, and all points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and
California
Also with the B. c. & N. train at West
Liberty, for Cedar Rapids, Waterloo. St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
The train will also connect with the
Western Union flor Fulton, Freeport,
Dubuque, Racine and Milwaukee.
This will afford another route to St.
Louis, Cincinnati and other points east,
without having to go By way of Chicago,
and will undoubtedly be q success. Mir.
E. Cable has gradually, but substantially,
built up the Rock Island & Peoria road
until now it ranks among the best managed
in the state. With its new connections,
and under the excellent mapas ement that
now exists, the road must soon become a
formidable competitor for large share OF
the passenger traffic east and west. The
new train will divide the patronage hereto
fore controlled by the c., B. & @, and at
the same time prove feeder to the c., r
[. 4 ?. in western travel. A.r. Gable is to
be congratulated on the enterprise he has
displayed in furnishing increased facilities
for reaching the east, south and west.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-18
The Turner's Masquerade.

On Saturday evening occurs the mas
querade ball of the Turner's society which
it is intended shall excel all previous af-
fairs. The music is under direction of
John Bleuer, which is sufficient guaran-
tee that it will be first class. The supper
will be furnished by August Herkert, in
his best style; the best of order will be
observed and everything done to make the
party enjoyable. The price of admission
has been placed ct the rate of SO cents,
which ought to ensure a large attendance.
The Turner's generally succeed in whatever
they undertake and there is every iudica-
ton that the coming event will be no ex-
ceptiou to the rule, Tickets can BE- had of
A. Herkert, Turner Hall, or of any mem
Der of the society.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-18
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