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Is THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WE

Its main line runs from Chicago to Council Blues
sn9 Omaha passing through Joliet, Ottawa, Ii,
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GesT ILaoe 5 lowe City, clarence brooklyn,
with branches from Bureau junction II Peoria:
Wilton Junction TO Muscatine, WASHINGTON IA n.
neiG, ElQOn, beiHnap, CeatIcvIfe, frl3cCtDn TTar-
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ioosa, Peia, Monroe, and les MONIES; Dcs Moincs
TO Indianola and hintersst; Atlantic to Audubon
Raiiroad which o.nS controls and operate. q
through line between Fhica-a and Kansas
TINS Company own and control heir Steering Cars
TnIch are INFERIOR 10 none end give you double
worth, or Atchison for Dollars and Fiji Cents
and section for Five Dollars. while al Otter lines
charge between the same points Three Dollars for
C0uble berth, and SfS Dollars fpr i section
mar Will please you most viii Ge tie ple4-t,re of
enjoying your meals while passing ovtE thu beauti-
ful prar1es of Illinois and Iowa one If our mag
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as GOOD as IL served in any first-clss hotel, for
seventv-fiye cents or YOU order what YOU like
and pay for what you get
Approaching the fact that ma jarity Of .he paano
prefer separate apartments for different purposes
tand the enormous passenger business of this line
Earrantlng it, we are pleased to announce that this
Company runs its PALACE SLEEPING CARS -nr
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Tor Eating purposes. One other great fcatur. II
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For Information not ObtaInabIe at your
a. KIN1BALL,
Gen'I Superintendent.
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uBDDS I'll
DR.. WHITES
NDELION
THE GREAT LIVER COR
RECTOR, BLOOD PURI-
FER AND TONIC,

The BEST REMEDY in the World forBiliousnese
or Liver Complaint
1t will CURE Dyspepsia when all other remedies
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1t CURES Constipation by acting upon the Liver
and producing flow Of bile, which is natures own
cathartic.
1t viii RELIEVE and CURE Rheumatism in less
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during the time of the chill.
1t is the best BLOOD PURIFIERin USE thor
oughly cleansing the system of all impurities,
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pimples and sailOwness from the skim and produC-
| ing beautiful, clear complexion.
1t is the best remedy tor all diseases of the Kid
neys and Urinary Organs.
| tits composed OF Dandelion in combination with
other roots, barks and herbs, and contains Qui.
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81 distance whatever.
| 1t is entirely harmless and pleasant to take,
| It costs You nothing If it does not perform all
that is claimed for it, rs every bottle is warranted
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The following testimonials speak for themselves:
| INDIANAPOLIS, July 8, 1876.
| DIR. A. x. Whitc--Denr Sir: can heartily recon-
mend your Danaeion Alternative having suffered for
years from diseases OF the liver and kidneys, and at
the kidneys, was almost unbeRrable a few doses
| OF your medicine entirely relieved me- and / be-
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J..H. JUNBIN.
CHEBoYGAX, Mich, March %, 1877
DIR. A. r. White-Dear Sir: Mr.. Farr, druggist
of this place, recommended me to use your Dande-
lion Alternative for Liver Complaint and Constpa-
ton, but having used SO much medicine and OBJ
tanned no relief, / would not try it. He told me
that IL 1t did not operate represented he would
refund the money With this understanding i
took bottle, and 1t has done me more good than
all the doctors prescriptions and other medicines
that have ever taken.
Very respectfully GEO. ROBINSON.
LYNN, IND, April II, 1877.
Dr. A. X. White-Dear Sir: have bought three
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and 1t has done her more good than anything she
has ever taken before / can cheerfully recon-
mend it to all who suffer from Liver trouble
Yours truly VIM. BOON.
! INDIANAPOLIS, Jnne 80, 1877.
DIR. A. r. White-Dear Sir: Some time ago was
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dies, including quinine, without relief, finally
gave your Dandelion trial. q few doses of which
entirely cured me, and have not had Chill since.
now Keep it oD hand gall the time, using 1t for
biliousness, and find it. the best remedy have ever
used.
Yours truly, OSCAR P. HOOVER.
PREPARED BIZ
Or. a. r. WHITE & co.,
1872 W. Washington ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
~ Sold and warranted by al Druggists in Rock
Island, Ill.
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- PROF. CHAPIN'S n
RUCHUPAIBA
Injection Fleur.
Greatest remedies On earth for
Kidney and Bladder Diseases.

comni auPAIBA-a sure thing-guaranteed Quick,
iac af Diseases in male female as weaknesses
Ditcnt nf ann power Paralysis Diabetes Gravel
TnsctonS q Tn n9pdng or passing Urine, Gonorrh@a
ana 0tngr deposits Structure AonT 1ra T M Ky
dnchaSees co3faes Whites Impure or diseased
and thighs Dragging down, Drinnin% II 4 Ine back
N d6 Dropsy, Enlargement OF Prostate &C Priv
CHAPIN's INJECTION FLErR Is tn bo ,,..s -,
Buchupaiba, in of Impure or Diseasea YIN nL
charges Price, with Syrine, 81. Sold BY drug.
Depot, 81 Barclay street, New York ''''i0''
FToI Chapins reputation specialist in above
diseases his long and varied experience in private
hospltal ana p1spensary practice in New YORK civ
ls guarantee to character Of tbese nrenaration
tney are not cheap WHISKY washy''-but foidIv re-
liable. With these you can S'44o1s IT,
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BASEBALL.

The Metropolitan championship game announced
to bo played on the Union Ground yesterday after.
noon. between the Alaskas, OF this city. and the
Chelseas. of Brooklyn. did not take place. a. the
Alaskas failed to put In appearance Rather than
dsappont the spectators the Chescas played against
strong picked nine aud defeated them by the fol-
lowing score:-
1S. I'd. Sd. 4M. 5M. Ga. Th. sC. Oh.
Chelsea........ . o o o O-6
Picked Nine.... D D o o OIL
Umpire--Mr. Gormlcy, of the Now York Nine.
Manager Oxford. of the Albany Club, writes that
the games they were scheduled TO play at New he'd.
ford June 10 and Is postponed and will be
played at Albany July IL and H.
The championship game at Washington between
the Nationals aud Hoyokes resulted In victory for
the Nationals by O tol
In the National championship game at Worcester
the Worcsaters defeated tha Nev Belfords Nv 70 4
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BRINTON RANGE.

ELIzABETHPoRT. N. j., July 8. 1879.
The Hazlet trophy was again shot for to-day,
Lieutenant DeHart being the successful competitor.
The conditions were 200 yards. standing position.
any rine the winner making AZ out of possible 90.
In the sweepstakes match 200 yards military rifles.
James Hewlett of Elizabeth. won with score of Al
out of a possible 80. The Whitney rifle match did
not Ill., owing to the threatening weather. and WAS
postponed until July -.
Brigadier and Brevct Major General Joseph w.
Plume, comma anding tho First brigade has issued
the following order the various rcomcnts to pro-
coed to Brnon range tor target practice In the man
ner and OH the dates specified. as follows All who
qualified marksmen last year. July 16 First rcgi-
men;, August y; Fourth regiment, July IL and Au-
gust Is; Fifth regiment. July IA aud August 20;
Ninth regiment July IL and August Is; Second bat
talon OH July II and August 20. Those who qualify
into the first class this season will shoot for the
State niarksmen's badge rs follows First ana
Fourth regiments on September 10; Fifth and Ninth
regiments. October 10.
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allowed lbs. il for $1,000. 10 lbs. II for $780,
lbs: If for $500. Is lbs. One mile and quarter.
Starters.
A. Taylor's b. e. Milan. by Melbourne. Jr.. dam
Alumina. 4 years old. 100 pounds. ..Donohuel
J. g. Nelson i Co.'s ch. e. Kingston. by King
fisher. dam Adosinda $ years old. 80 pounds;
G. L. Ioriards ch G. startie. by Alarm. dam
Irene. years old. "a lbs. .tConner)
F. stearns. Jr.'s ch. c. yirginian. by Alroy. dam
j. Sandfords CHI. h. Gallagher by Blarneystone.
dam Lilly Ward. years old. log pounds. (Evans)
Oden Bowie's ch. c. London, by vauxhall. dam
Sally Fackler, years DID, 81 pounds. (purcelp
Time. 2:l9z.
FIFTH RACE
If not declared out, with $500 added the second to
receive SIPS out Of the stakes. One mile and i've
furlongs.
d. J. Crouse's ch. C. Jericho. by Revolver. dam
skylight, years old 100 lbs. ;tDonohnel 1
g. K oS sh oo Monitor by deneg dam
G. l.. Lorillard's cl. +. Una. by War Dance. dam
George Wood years old. 81 lbs -. .tCosteilo)
p Lorillard,s b. f. Bertha. by Gleneg. dam Stamps;
T. Puryear Co.'S cn. c. Danicnsfi. by GieneIs.
dam Salina. years old. ia lbs tHaywerd) B
Camilla Urso. years old. ITO lbs .tFeakes) 6
Z. A. Clsbaugh's b: c. Rochester. by vauxhall. !.
p. Loriliard's ch c. Baton Rouge. by Bonnie Scot
land. dam Blondin years DID, " lbs. tPurcell)
Time. 3:03L.
SIXTH
SAME DAY.-Handicap stceplechase. Purse $500,
of which 800 to the second horse; entrance free.
Three or more the property Of different own
ers to start The fractional steeplechase
course starting in the field at point opposite the
third quarter post and running the remainder OF
the steeplechase course.
Starters.
The Newport Stables b. b. Problem. by Pimlico.
dam Mystery, years DID, 157 lbs. ....... Qittle)
Dwyer Brothers g. h. Derby. by Eugene. dam
Kate Sovereign. aged. 14l lbs .......... (Nolan)
A. Taylor's b. <. Bencher. by Bonnie Scotland.
dam Benecia z years old. 134 lbs... Pontin)
Time. 5:52H.
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YACHTING NOTES.

A sweepstakes yacht race. $50 entrance. will take
place tomorrow from Murphy's boathousc on the
Communipaw shore. The course will be ten miles
TO windward and return. The boats entered are the
Brothers. which holds the champion pennant won
In her class In tho New York Bay Regatta; the Peter
OBrien. and the Clara Taylor built the model of
the Brothers for ex-Com missioner William Taylor.
of Jersey City.
Mr.. Oswald jackson. of Bayonne has purchased
the Mystal, new boat built at Mystic Bridge Conn.
draws feet of water. The cabin is 16 feet long.
Schooner Dauntless, N.Y.Y.C., Rear Com mmodorc
Waller. arrivsdst Boston yesterday from New York.
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FOURTH RACE
SAMR DAy.--Purse $500: the winner TO be sold at
auction Tor S2VVv; entered to We sold tor $l.50O.
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TROTrING All OIL CITY.

On. CITY. Pa, July 8. 1870
The trotting meeting began here to-day Rain
during the night and morning made the track heavy.
The attendance large and the sport good.
The $50 class was won by Eliza Graft in three
straight heats; Cayuga Chief took second money.
Irene third, Slocum fourth. Time, 2:50-25 500 go
The 2:26 class won by Sleepy rom in
three straight heats; Little Roam took second
money. The rest OF the entries were drawn. Time.
2:35-2 :33X-2:34.
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MIDDLESEX GUN CLUB.

TRKMLEY, N. j.. July 8. 1879.
In the regular bi-weckiy competition between
members of the Middlesex Gun Club for the cham
pion msrksman badge for pigeon shooting Charles
Selven, of New York. won the trophy for the second
time during the season, tieing NJ Roderck. of South
Amboy. on nine dead birds, at handicap distances.
and winning the tic.
In FIVE birds sweepstakes August Beck. of New
York. carried Off first money. and G. Woods. of
Brooklyn. second money. In seven birds sweep
stakes Messrs Woods, Sclven and DR.. Mott tied.
each killing six. Woods won hrst money in shoot
t,,.x thof ito
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ROLLINS BICYCLE TRIP.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. ]

tBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
ALBANY. July 8. 1870.
The rain fell in torrents all night long and Mr..
Wentworth Rollins obliged to take his bicycle
aboard the nine o'clock train tor Saratoga this
ing Friends from along the route telegraphed that
the roads heavy and covered with water in
many places. hence the change OF programme Mr.
Rollins promises to return here some pleasant day
after the regatta go to Ssrstoga the bicycle.
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After the patience of tho spectators. as well as
Judges. owners aud the starters Of tho horses,
exhausted by the numerous breakawsys OF the
Jockeys on the youngsters, the flag fell TO very
fair start for such obstrepcrous Held. Ethel
away nrst, TurcnEo second, Battle Axe hIiy third.
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4 Desperate Character.

4 heavily bearded and uncouth lookina
specimen Of thu se~ss homo came down
Front street last Wednesday morning.
III wore check shirt, had on . slonch.
"a hat, and bic homespun pants we're
s'nek into bis boot tops, and . heavy
oo~ IL knife and Ratchet were suspend
"a h"m the belt around bis waist. IF
can only find him" no mu,trrrd. and
an ominous light flashed from hi, deem.
set grey eyes. On he strobe until the
sign Of H A. Walmsley met his gaze.
"Ah here be is," be cried aloud Draw
biz revQlvers be rnshed into the store
and shouted for Mr.. Walmsley. Ono of
the polite clerks asked bis needs. Here,
take these weapons, this hyar belt and
al my trappins. Been huntin this we're
caboo'e for week" The stranger even.
tnaIly came forth loaded like veritable
Santa Claus, with trinkets, dry goods,
groceries and the thousand and one me-
cessary articles which can he found in
such profnsion and cheapness only at
this mammoth emporium Of the latest.
newest and best variety Of goods. II
'on do not believe it. call and see for |
yourselves.
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OSCEOLA W. ACNE.


Inc first Of the series Of gsmes bstwee
these two popular clubs, was played on
the upper base ball grounds, last sunday.
The atmosphere WA very warm il not
'ultry, when tho game began, yet thers
was . very large attendance Of citizens
!" witness the contest. Both clubs
promptly responded to tho call At 3
O'Clock p. m, the OsceoIas going to the
bat.
Inc average playing was better, both
IN fielding aud batting, than heretofore
although the heat aud slippery natur,
OF the ground from the presence Of pine
straw, were disadvantages to contend
with.
Tho game finished on the eight inning,
with the following score:
Acme Runs 81; basea on called balls
.; dies csnghs -: Aies missed
oseeol"-Runs 81; basss on c.llsd
bell" = flies caught II ; fiss missed /.
The spectators watched the game with
great interest and enthusiastically AL
''soded the contestants in their play.
The second ssms viii bs plsyed b.
morrow on the same grounds. 1t 3 o'clock
}. M, sharp.
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Larceny.

COrneIia Bowman wanted some femin.
inc underwear and . coat, and shot
gun to help her keep asid articles, and
without saying "by your leave" took the
same from the possession Of Jules H. Nor.
m"nd, Sept 9Th, 1879. BEING arrested
and brought into the presence of Hon. J.
N. B. Tucker, Parish Judge, last Thurs
day, Cornelis waived preliminary exami.
nation, and Wa required to give bond in
tho 'um Of 800 for her appearance b.
fore the District Court, to answer to the
charge Of larceny.
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On the night Of s-ptenbsr. Oh, ls7s,
some ono lrOks into the store Of Jnles n,
Ne'msnd. in the lower part of THE pr
ish, and stole thereftom . ahot sun.
money and dry goods to the value Of go.
A warrant was issued. Vincent Smsllvood
was found In possession Of the " iclea
md arrested on the ID day Of October.
Last Thursday be was arrsigurd before
Tho Honorable J. n. B. Tucker, Parish
Judge, when be waived preliminary II.
animation, and was required to give
bond In the sum Of $500 for bic ,ppesr
sues before the District Court. Small.
wood now gsses at the outer void, twixt
ps'son bsss. Frank woodward concern.
I'd In tho same o6esss, wac requirrd 10
Iivs bond in the som of $500, for Bin I'D.
psa'sncs before tho District Court. He
% keeping smallwood company sud co.,
oling him in bic confinement.
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Prof. Edward Petzseh.

Prof. Edward Petzseh,
Couposes and asrslsss Music 10 order
will also give Instructions on pianos.
hutes and brass instruments. Vocal mn.
&c speciality. Pianos carefully tuned.
Once on Washington street.
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Special Notice.

Op0cIu NoUce,
7 NhE Tx anil License payers Of this
1 parish sre hersby RESPECTFULLY mott.
o ~, tost am now prepared to collect
Stote and Parish taxes Of 1879, aud ali
ooIinquent Taxes. also Licenses for 1879.
WILLIS HOLMES.
=, Is1 Collector, Parish Of Nstchitoches.
March 22.-6m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE at Natchitoches. La. }
Sept. 18th, 1873.
MOTICE 10 hereby given that tho fol.
~ lowing named 4ttler has fled no.
t'ce OF bio intention TO mako final proof
10 support Of bis claim, and secure final
entry thereof At tho expiration Of thirty
Gsys from tho date Of this notice. Viz !:
Homestead Entry No. COS, Francis u.
GUN, Of Natcbitoches parish, for the
y wsst half Of north east quarter, section
-, township 6 north, range s west, and
names the following a his witnesses.
VIZ: Anderson B. Owens, If Nstchito.
cnes parish, and George W. Guin, Of
Natchitoches parish. "
~. L. DUPLEX,
Oct' 4.-5t. REGISTER.
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Nornand's Balm.

This wonderful remedy will be found
forssle in all the stores. Sept. 134t.
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Cfeps, WestAes al R,rner,.

Oar ehlsf. who u sbssnt IN Red SGiel
jusely eooplsinsd that the most diacal
Shsas Sbe bic sditsrisl Uranium, W. thal
Of The sbovU esptisa. This 'seribb,ss'
comedies With him 70 . dot, bat mus
nseds attempt Jscilis psass. 60 here soss
Thoss y drops Of rain did fall, much
70 the delight Of merchants With vol
stocked stores and oar lady promsaadsr,.
The daily ruablias tAasdse In variou,
dif''tioaA the eloss and sslsry stnos.
phsss, sud The ssudding elouds overhead
bstoksn ''soms more Of he cane soet."
Tho farmers have osetslsly 40 esuss %
complain, Of tho clerk Of tho wssthsr,
and their ssisurs Of this favorable seasos.
for their work, 10 evidenced BY the con.
tinued and uudimipished arrival n cot.
ton 70 our market. They lind . ready
ss'e fo' the ssscy stspIs st stsady prices,
and leave our city loaded With dry goods
and family supplies, which they Apd
here both cheap end abundant.
Now word on . topic which certainly
invites the attention end ssrious con.
''dsrstion Of our agricultural population,
and which. By the way, has been In.
sueurstsd BY soms Of our fsrnsrs much
70 their sstistaeticn. This Il tho cult.
vstioo and production Of cereals and
other articles which will make them elf
Sustaining end independent Of wsetssu
'asnsrs There h - ness prolific soil.
nsdsf the san then Loaisisns aAoe,ls, sad
i viii prsdass anything thst will gov
''sswhsss. Pea panpkipA pessssss,
''se, whsas. oatA bay, &C., grow rssdily
md Ind god market. Yet many Of
|besa productions ars excluded By the
cultivation efeoteea sssirsly which Il net
llwsyss esetsin OF ssasaesstivs ssop.
DIR hrnsn mus learn thst in order 10
b prosperous thsy msse b sslfssstaia-
%. The failars .of TIE corn crop, will
sadss IL ~ shsolats necessity for then
. sxpand . Large shass q their rsesipts
Inn thssettss essA y ss>sia graiu IN
hsis sosek assWsll u lhmiiiss. How h |
With the 'Wsstsss farmer. The fiji.
~ q ~ Ssais esops u Western Europe; |
~ created % immsnse dsoasd ibe Ane.
iess cereals. Hence every chip bosnd |
b The ports Of those nations, u loaded !
|own with grain, and every stssuship |
seurus With bullion, until uillioas s,s |
'ouris9 into Tie eo1sss, 70 enrich tho |
Western fsemsrs, end while ths South 10 |
. want Of espital sad labor. The North
- thoasauds Of idle hasds sod millions
fespitsl, without - outlet fes thsir ca.
la1nssA Let. every tillse q ~ spil
y nors heed y sbs laws Of practical
eeaeay, The rotations II saprly and Do.
lsud, and our word foe u, tho South add
ouisisas particularly. will soos emerge
~ hsr psvsssy ssd want into tho
sighs e1A)osees u riches, pssapsdtx ~
lS.ty.& ,IkoIn Ut aapasx
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pn,.u..< a. . - :.
cret dc'c H1s, - = I'll Hottne Demo
n:,i"k - SSI ..sss.SVv4@ mlttee O tn'
-. M .S ~ = e - tho Demo
dsy: The memhsr - ~ !, ~ S"1 rses.s., 20
COMMITTEES Of t6s vi y :%1 E F1SSe'i ~
Ann PrudhommS. "clis1 th ~'1 + s ~.
meeting "a order: ~ n ny ns.. Ms1s
m oelerfsA m~sr3,.s..svI ~ C ..s
ma. IA 81 II H vaS~cs.' =! y Vo1.'
On mofioo if -: Sscia.s SIS sy,
vote TOR The candidates foe aheri6
~ ballot. and tho candidate coIfy.
1n4 ehe majority OF vote0 oele0f az
delegatee 70 tho Parish Ooovention
9noee % appointment b 10 Chair.
Weeoen proceeded % ballot FOR o0ndi.
detee; q. =. Rains q nomioatiou
WIN . second: ". q. Campbell n
0o@loaaoo With . second: Teller
un0ee % appointment b. Tho Choif.
man. peoceeded 70 receive votes and
count tho same.
Result =: =. Raine %.
~. = Campbell! -.
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ESTRAYED.

Nstchitnehes, Sept. s9d, 1879.
ESrRAYED befae me,, tho nndessien.
u d snthority, by Edward Gibson, on.
!ron Cry Mare, branded 81 o. tho rjeht
sbonIdef, end one 0twy Hone besu6o6
d On the leh shealdsr; appraised ef
ten 6Dllar9 each.
$50 mo-. n. TUCKER.
Sepe N.-k J. =. Ward /. (
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FOR saloon EAsYrERMf

FOR SALE ON EAsYTERlfs.
- 4 ist % siblsy strsst. In The tsva o.
Netchieoobos
s. 4 hsa.e 81 l:t corner secsaA L Horn Sc
~. 4 - q Oid river, o scree.
20. A IN township IL ranee n.
~. 4 tsaot Of land a Red river. handed
sSevs By !sads II Y. ". Bressesls "a =. II.
Fayne. Ed below BY G. W. Noese. % screa
70. Fear lets q. tho town Of Gran6 ~.
oeeSoaie1 o lots q, 81, s., GO. AM a Iot ~
goend N the town Of Natchitochee. ~ :
tsoet Of land. being Rio Hondo cisiS M iee
oootainin6 ~ lo.lOV acros. ''''
Oh: 4 troct Of land in towaship 10. rapee 9.
containing 5U acrss =
9Th. 4 tract " land In township u. range
and township 10, ranges, containing les isloc
0croa.
18th. Also a undivided one.third Of . p,.s.
known - tho Doyce place, containinr ~,
actec being section II aud a,
18th. 4 hones and lot On Jsctsos souara
l1th. 4 lot VI ground On jackson Souarc.
18th. A tract VI land In towpehtp g. rsass
.; kaown - claim 3, containing led acres.
MEYER WElS 4 90.
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June 1@-1m.