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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-18
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession cf .liarccln Tnu:in, decd.
10y Virtue Of The Honorable the Parish
- Court of the parish Of Natchitocles,
to that effect granted and to me directed,
will offer for sale at the Court House
door OF the parish of Natchit"chcs, on
Wednesday,, he 5M Of February, 1e79,
at public m'tcry. TO the last aud highest
bidder all of the following described
rra! estate belonging t" said Succession
situated in this parish. to-wit
A tract ", land known as Cnny Point,
| o. the south side OF Ia" tcrrc n"ir about
two (2) miles from the town Of Natchi.
| ,ochrs, being the claim confirmed by the
| legal representatives of Edward Murphy,
rs number twrnty-onc hundred and ten
| 2llO) and designated in the Govern.
mcnt Survey as section tIirty-ninc (39)
township --- north, range eight (S)
west. and section forty seven (47) in
township nine (O range seven (7) con.
tanning in all six hundred and ninety.
two acres, (G92) acquired by MGcelin
vauzin from Thomas Hunter, by Act Of
the Sth July, 1863. Held in community
between Marcclin Tauzin aud his pre-
deceased wife, Azclia Perot.
Also the undivided one. third ca in.
terest of Marcelin rauzin in Lot No. one
tO) section number five, 90 township
nine. (9) range eight, (S) containing one
hundred and thirlySix aud 7i-lOO acres,
[l3G 7i-l0Ol
Also the undivided onc-thirl T / in.
tcrcst of Marcclin Tauzin in accrtain
tract OF land, being lot number one, IN
of section number five, Is township
nine. lN range eight. 81 containing one
hundred and thiry-six 7i-l0V acres
Q3G 7l-l00, acquired at Shcritf-s sale in
case Steward, Hyde Il Co., VS.. Madame
Suzctte Buard, and held in community
with his surviving Widow.
And also another tract of land being
section number twelve, (te) township
ten, (lO range ten, 10, containing six
hundred and forty acres, 6iO) known rs
the Chamarl claim, also held in comn,,.
nifty with his surviving Widow.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, with tho benefit of appraise,nclt.
J. DUCASSE,
Jan. Aids. Administrator.
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The Testimony.

The Teller Committee has un
ve'led the outrage machine in
View Orleans. We print in this
weeks edition the share NatchitO
ehes parish assumes therein. II
scarcely necessary to add, that
'or profound lying these witness.
-, old hands, BY the way, at the
fellows, are much renowned.
Northern papers tell us that the
testimony gathered in New Or.
:sans will not amount to anything,
''ecause fair.minded men oil over
the country, are perfectly mp to
the manner by which all these
stories are brought out. If Mr..
Teller wants more Of the same
wort of stuff it is not hard to pro-
cure. Liars are abundant in the
Radical party, and they arc only
too anxious to Islander the civiliza.
ti0n Of Louisiana.
Some seem to think these lies
should be simply refated; others
that the character OF the men who
utter them should be exposed.
Our evidence is being prepared
and will he submitted in due time
70 those truthful citizens to whom,
We propose to address ourselves.
Az to our attempting to convince
Mr.. Blaine and bis followers Ofany
thing that may be good in us, We
consider the attempt perfect fol
y. Partisan Republicans Of that
stamp are prepared to believe al
that is bad, and reject all that il
good concerning our people.
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Where is the Governor Of our State
in all these prosecutions being made
by partisan Courts upon his people 7
The German Ga:ette. Of New Or
leans, is very severe upon him. llis
Message is Us silent as the grave, re-.
gar,ling these outrages.
We have heard that citizens Of
Tensas have said he sis cndeavOring
to carry water on both shoulders ilu.
ring this mighty contest.
Ia this 60?
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= egdee q cheer the hearts Of
tAaD ~ Who ass fsinting by the
w - II. Cunningham writes
800, that 10 assumes oil res
peonllnlty # To 21st September;
- ~ " % odd that this res
polGhlRty i ihlly shared by hun.
6o1Defnsa throughout the par.
-. NJ dnesssly trust this win
u s1Meient.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of Pcyton Noulcu, dec'd
IrMMA A. TURNER, having filed her
IL application TO he appointed Admin
is'raigiX Of the Succession of Pcyton
Nowlcn. decd. Notice is hereby given to
oil persons TO show cause in ten dav.
wing the application of tho petitioner
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. J. NJ. b. Tucker
Judge Of said Court, on this 10Th day Of
january, A. d.. l-''
JNO. LAPLACE.
Jan. lr-2t. by. Clerk.
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NOTICE.
Succession Of Ned Estes, decd.

Succession Of Ned Estes, decd.
-; OUlS DtPLEIX having filed in The
IL Clerks Office his application to De
appoin'r" Administration of the Succes.
sion Of Ned Estes decd. Notice il here
10y given t" all persons to show cause 10
ten days why the application Of the pc
tiii"n"r Sh"n'l not be granted.
Win IS The Hon. j. NJ. i. Tucker,
judo" Of said Court, on this 10th day Of
.ianGa!y. 4. d. 1879.
JNO. LAPLACE,
Jan. lS.-2t. D'v. Clerk.
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NOTICE.
Succession Of Alfred Pnffers

Succession Of Alfred Patterson.
geo. +. DAWSON, having filed in tho
VI Clerks office, his application to h
appointed Administrator of tho success
sion OF Alfred Patterson deceased, notice
is hereby given to all persons interested
to show cause within ten days, why tho
application Of the petitioner should not
10 granted.
Witness tho Hon. j. NJ. D. Tucker,
Judge of said court, on this 9th day Of
JatnarD y D. 1872, ii
JNO. LAPLACE, M
Ian. NM - ~ Deputy ClssE.
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Personal Attitude.

Il IL to be hoped that for the
good name Of Natchitoclles par.
lab, the action of some few indi.
viduals, who see only personal de.
6nee and personal prosecutions in
these United States Court indict.
ments, will not be initiated by the
great mass Of our people.
II must DO distinctly understood
that It IL for . great cause which
10 oil suffer. Individuals are
nothing. They are the simple
impiments either ~ fortunes or as
victims. Natchitoches has borne
. proud part in the revolution now
going on, and to 60 on until civil
liberty fully asserts itself in this
country or be buried beneath its
ruins. That that good name,
made glorious BY her suferings,
her heroic devotion and her mod.
GRAFTON, should be smirched by the
sel16hness or cOwardliness of q
TN, would be deplorable.
No. Our native hearth, when
hheety in Louisiana survived a
Yarmouth, . Kellogg, aud struck
Tho blow In 1874 that found echo
IN Nov Orleans on the 18th Sep.
tesnber Of that year, is yet her
proud cell. Her people will live
= ono man, or perish In unity.
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llfs1lvnoldA q Michigan has
j1akpGM o6&90 to . local Court
- vApptns - Wiz, and the
49, Jasral aavsgely 70
ln11n - - lssare high, ont
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NOTICE.

SUGGESTIONS Of c. b. Carlton and
Frances Carlton, decd.
I w. WALKER, having filed in the
q Clerks Office his application to 10
appointed Administrator Of tho Success
sions Of c. b. Carlton and Frances Carl.
ton, decd. Noticc il hereby given to all
persons to show cause within fen days
why the application Of petitioner should
not IT, granted.
Witness tho Hon. !. NJ. u. Tucker.
Judge Of said Court, on this 18th day Of
January, A. ID. 1879.
mo- LAPLACE,
! @&WM Vy.VSWk.
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SlleriH's Sale,
Sheriir's Sale.
Clark e. Bryan VS.. A. Il. johnson, ct. al.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitochcs.
N<> 1ISDn

Parish Court, Parish of Natchitochcs.
No. loco.
by VIRTUE Of a writ of Ficri Facias
ID issued in tho above entitled and mum.
bcrcd sOit and to me directed. I have
seized and will offer for sale, at the door
OF the Court House, in the city aud par
ISL of Natchitoches on
Saturday February 18th, 1879,
tue following described property. to.wit:
North fractional half Of section No. II.
Lot No. 3of section No. Z, and North half
OF section No Is, Township 6 North Of
Range West, containing four hundred
and ninety three acres, situated in tho
Parish of Natchitochcs.
Terms Of Sale:
Cas'l-suhjcct to appraisen,cnt.
l.. A. DEBLIEUX,
Jan Lids. Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SUCCESSION SALE.

|
Succession Of Nine. aurora Lombrc,
Widow Of Benjamin Metoyer, decd.
DY virtue of IN order from the Pro
ID bate Court Of the parish Of Natchi-
tochcs Of date 18th of January, 1879, we
| will offer for sale at the Court House
door in tho city and parish Of Natchito-
clles, OH
Wednesday, the 10 day Of Feb., 1879,
to the last and highest bidder, all the
following described real estate. situated
in the parish Of Natchitochcs, belonging
to the Succession of Mime. Aurora Lam
brc, Widow of Benjamin Mctoycr, decd.
a certain tract of land situated in said
parish, aud being the east half of south
east quarter and north east quarter of
section 81, township II, range Z, west,
containing two hundred and forty eight
81 100 acres.
An undivided half of q tract of land
situated on Lac u CAGE, in same parish,
held in indivision with Nine. WE Aphe-
liza Plauclle, being section 10, township
Z, range Z west, containing thirteen
hundred and fity.tOur 5O-1OO acres;
known as the Thomas Mctoycr vachcr.
Also certain house and lots with the
buildings and improvements thereon,
aud ssrvitudes thereto belonging, con-
sisti"g Of the following lots or parcels.
Tho lot being claim No. 1851, bounded on
tho north by lot formerly belonging to
Widow Tcssicr, and lot formerly he.
longing to st. Vigncs, south by Bayou
Amulet, east by a lot belonging formerly
to Victor Somyayrac, and i lot formerly
belonging to Benjamin Metoycr, decd,
west by small Bayou which cmptics
into Bayou Amulet.
And another lot adjoining the foreyo
ing, bounded OH the north by Amulet
Street, south by a lot formerly belonging
70 Victor Sompayrac, east 10y Jefferson
Street, and west by tho foregoing lot.
Both these lots being represented on the
map of tho town Of Natcl,itochcs. made
10y +. Martin, Parish Surveyor, aud to-
gcther known as tho town residence Of
Mime. Aurora Metoyer, and having a
front Of ninety feet on Jefferson Street.
aud one hundred and thirty-tive feet on
Amulet Street.
Terms and Conditions of Sale.
Tho several tracts Of land to be sold for
one.tbird cash, the balance on one and
two years time with eight per cent inter.
est from day Of sale. purchaser to rive
Promissory Note with good and APPROX
ell security, payable as above with the
special mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege with clause Of non alienation
retained until full and final payment.
The house and lots in town to he sold
for one fourth cash, the balance on one.
two and three years, purchaser to give
Ills l'romissory note with per cent from
day Of sale, payable, one third in one.
two and three years, with good and ap-
proved security, with special mortgage
secured by vendors lien and privilege.
with clause Of non alienation, until final
payment Of said purchase notes:
All I" hc sold subject to appraisc,ncnt,
BENJAMIN METOYER.
}. ALpHONSE PRUDHOMME.
}. ADOLPH PRUDHOMME,
Jan. H. Executors.
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Csavsstisa Certain.

". Cunningham telegraphs ,,s
that tho Constitutional Conven.
t3oa ell II scertainty. The Dem.
oorato members are solid for the
nsasure. Republicans equally sol.
ID against il.
Is. Cunningham also informs us
taatthe election Of delegates will
take place in March, and the Con.
vsaf0 win assemble early in
Apsl
This b glogidls indeed, to those
Who have fought tho good fight
aiuee 1858 without . WAIVER. The
VumacA1oR takes especial pride
= ~ vistoey, to which it contri.
buted - little.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

TWO Texas mules on Sunday last. One
/ gray mare mule, branded il on left
hip, and one light sorrcl mare mule .onc
eyed, no brand remembered. Both fat
and newly reached. Will pay y suita-
bic reward for their recovery, or intor-
nation leading to same.
+. N. TAUZIN,
or J. L. MESSl.
Dee. 21-1mO.
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4 LII kinds Of Machine work, Engi'
N nrcrins, Carpcntsring and Joiner
work done with dispatch, and in first.
class manner.
Estimates and plans for buildings
promptly furnished. Parties desiring
work within the scope Of my trades vii
call on me at any time for terms; whicI
will be liberal, both as t" price and time
Shop on WASHINGTON STREET.
NATCHITOCflES, LA.
Jan t12-ly.
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NEW ADvh ETisEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CoR SALE r. RENT,
SAW MILL ~ good rnnning order,
known AZ the Mar, n Saw Mill.
Apply to l.. CAsPAhl.
Also for Sale on Rent, a plantation on
Saline Bayou containing loio acres, '''
open land. Terms easy.
Apply to l.. CASPIAN. or
Ian. !. DR.. !. S. SIEi'!tENS.
FOR SALE.
one Second haEJ! kngg'eS J"hnrr. III
V.nol condition. Fer Terms and rlh;e
a,r'v to +. G.. PALMER. y co
.'.'. 2,t New Or cans. La
S7HA7Ep
On Saturday. Zee ssh, '$.~ On" dark
!,ay MARE branded o. on the riga,
sIoui.l.r; ana "Mr bay i,n,Sr MULE
Young. medium size. newly '"l"i"h no
brand ,c'r"ptAh!".
Nill paya suitable reward for thrir
recovery or information leading 10 III"
same
CHARLES |. pEnOr.
Jan. ll.-!'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WRIGHT BIG FAT OYSTER
EATING SALOON.

ST. DENIS STREET, NATCHITOCnES, La
Dealer in Oysters Fish and Game.
Highest market price paid for fish, wild
turkey, ducks and venisOn
Jan. 1s.tf.
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The Lang syne Mil.

J. 8. Akin, the we'll know mill
builder, and for many years resident
Of this county, arrived in town y ,ster-
day. He informs us that the new mill
built by the owners OF the Lang Syne
mine, at Dun Glen, is completed. The
mill was built under his supervision,
and started up on Monday crushing
ore. 1t is a ten-stamp min, built ex-
pressly for working gold bearing quartz.
1t worked like charm up'to the time
Mr.. Akin left Dun Glen, and was crush
ing ore at livelyrate at latest accounts
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LOCAL INTELLIGEN CE.
special Treasury Agent.

Judge A. B. Levissee, of Louisiana,
one of the Hayes Presidential Electors,
is now special agent of the Treasury
Department, for California Nevada.
He visited all the breweries in Eureka,
according to the Sentinel, and left yes
terdoy for Austin on similar mission.
He will probably arrive in Winnemcca
in few days. 1t is surprising that
AN old resident OF one or the other of
those States was not appointed to that
Office, but come to think about it, there
was no question raised about the cleo
toral votes of these States, consequent
ly;there is no necessity OF rewarding
anybody.
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EAjoy life.

What truly beautiful world we live
IN! Nature gives up grandeur OF
mountains, glens and oceans, and thous-
ands OF means for enjoyment. We can
desire no better when in perfect health;
but how often do the majority of people
feel like giving it up disheartened, dis
Outraged aud worried out with disease,
when there is no occasion for this feel
ing, as every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
liver complaint is the direct cause Of
seventy-five per cent of such maladies
AS bihousness, Indigestion, sick head
ache, costiveness, nervous prostration,
dizziness OF the head, palpitation of the
heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses of August Flower will
prove its wonderful effect. Sample
bottles, 10 cons. Try it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-24

Immense quantities of tea are, being
shipped east by rail at.the present time.
Over one hundred car loads of the leaf
that exhilerates but does not intoxicate
has been shipped by here this week on
special trains, and there 10 more on the
way from San Francisco. This immense
shipment indicates that tea is now being
shipped to Western Europe, by way Of
the Pacific Ocean, Pacific Railroads and
Atlantic Ocean instead OF around the
Cape of Good Hope or the Suez canal.
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POsttsHce Ruling.

The Postmaster General has decided
that all letters mailed to companies and
individuals, such as the consumption
cure acknowledgements" hoax, various
land companies, certain manufactur-
ing companies" certain publishing"
concerns, certain "piano companies"
lotteries, ETC., intended TO deceive the
public, shall not be carried in the mails;
and any person who shall knowingly de-
post or send any such letter by mail,
shall be punished by fine of not less
than 500 nor more than $500 with
costs of prosecution
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Personal Notes.

Paul Neurnan, noted San Fran
cisco lawyer, is in town on professional
business.
l. w. Greenwell, James II. Bor-
land, and Samuel Pooley, of Rye Patch,
arrived here on last evening's-train.
S. 5. Grass, who went to Carson a
few days ago on professional business,
has returned He says the Capital of
Nevada is one of the prettiest places on
the coast, but almost as dull as interior
towns.
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NOTICE TO WATER con-
SUMERS.


NNNEMCccA, New, July 23d, 1879
Inconsequcnee of the unprecedented scarcity,
consumers of water cannot pos isiyely be allowed
to irrigate vegetables or garden products alter
this date. No irrigation will be permitted, ex-
cept trees and flower bearing shrubs. Con-
sumers irrigating trees and shrubs must do so
inthe evening for thirty minutes at some time
between 4:30 and Gao o'clock, p. NJ, and they
viii not be permitted to do so atany other time
in the day. These restrictions the Water Com
pany are very sorry to be compelled to enforce,
but must be strictly respected or they will be
compelled to shut of the water entirely from
those who do not respect them. There is
prospect of sufficient water for strictly indoor
purposes through the season, and also for fire
purposes. 1t is hoped that all will eheerfully
conform to these suggestions, as the conven-
fence and safety OF the entire community,
in case of fire, is dependent upon their
observance. Sprinkling of streets will be
permitted from $50 to 8 A. NJ. only.
y Very respectfully,
WINSEayccA WATER WORKS
jy23-tf.
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The express train from the east, due
here at 800 p: M, yesterday, did not
arrived until $50 last evening. The
cause of the delay was cloud burst and
wash out ON the Union Pacific.
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Station Agent Young informs us that
round trip tickets from Winnemucca to
the Golconda Hot Springs and return
will be sold at the ticket Office after
this date for one dollar. The tickets
are good on Sundays only, and persons
going on other days will have to pay
the usual rates.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART.
NERSHIP,

Thsco-partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name and style OF Bonnifeld Hill,
doing. business at Winnemucca Humboldt
county, Nevada is this day dissolved by%mutual
consent. 5. j. Bonnifield retires from the firm,
and Jas. A. Hin will hereafter carry on the
business In his own name, and pay all claims
the said firm are requested to settle with Jas.
A. Hill, as he has authority to conect and re-
ceipt for the saHaea s. J. BoNNIFIELD, SR-
J. A, HILL.
Winnemueca, ESv., July q, iS79 I'm
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The attention of the travelling public
is directed to. Che advertisement of the
Fort McDermit 4 Canyon City, Oregon,
stage line in another column. The line,
which carries passengers, mails and ex
press matter, is a great convenience 20
the public and deserves liberal patron
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Sfrychnfnc.

An exchange has the following rela-
tive to the tree which produces the
deadly drug, known as strychnine: ''In
Ceylon and several districts Of India
grows moderate sized tree, with thick
and shining leaves, and a short, crooked.
stem. In the fruit season it is readily
recognized by it's rich, orange-colored
berries, about as large as golden
pippins-the favorite fruit of many
birds-within which are the fiat, round
seeds, not an inch in diameter, ash-gray
I in color, and covered with very minute
silky hairs. The Germans fancy that
they can discover a resemblance in
them to crows eyes, but the likeness
to them is purely imaginary. The tree.
is the strychnos n,sr vonaica, and the
seed is the deadly poison nut. The
latter was used as medicine by the
Hindoos, and its nature and properties
were understood by Oriental doctors
long before it was known to foreign
nations. Dog-killer and tish-scale are
two OF it's Arabic names. 1t is stated
that at present the natives of Hindo-
stan often take it for many months con-
tinuously, in much the same way as an
opium eater eats opium. They COM
mence with taking the eighth part of
nut day, and gradually increase their
allowance to- an entire nut, which
would be about 20 grains. If they eat
it before or after food, no unpleasant
effects are produced, but if they neglect
these precautions, spasms are pre-.
duced.
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Pete Braman's team is on the way to
Silver City with 10000 pounds OF mer-
chandise, and one of Jones Brothers
teams left here to-day for the same
place, loaded by the T. P. A. with
20ee0 pounds of merchandise.
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J. @. Dryden brings the news from
Spring City that the Paradise Valley
Mining Company intend to increase the
force in their mine about the lst of
August by putting on thirty or forty
more men. That will make times some
livelier in that burg.
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yanlOsesi.

George Bobier, heretofore promi-
nent and respected citizen of ElI0o, has,
according to the Independent. left for
parts unknown, leaving many confding
friends to mourn his departure.
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The Independence Company Of Tus-
carara, shipped west yesterday, seven
bars of bullion, valued at $l2,5SS.S6,
and the Grand Prize Company shipped
two bars valued at $2,3l3-3et This is
the first shipment from the-Grand Prize
fcr some TINS,
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The Eagle Mine.

The Van De Water Mining Company,
now owners of the Eagle mill and mine
in Spring valley, south of Unionville,
are repairing the mill with view of
starting it on ore from the mine as soon
as everything is in readiness.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.
ESTATE OF L. X. .wnay, DECEASED

ESTATE OF L. k.sWm2ys DECEASED
Nosice il hereby given by the undersignet
Administrator of the. estate OF T.. X. Wiley, -
deceased to the creditors of, and an persons "
having claims against, said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary &C. vouchers, wishin yen
to said Administrator at his eiee, in the Justice
of the Psaees office, in the Court house, ac xin ,
neraacea, Humboldt county, f.erada.
S. W. RUSE,,
AdussxAnascs Of thsAnnsssr-A l.. y. wilsyG
=. dsssassd. Ell-rSa@
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More Machinery.

One of Alex. Wise's team left here
to-day, with $4,000 pounds of machin.-
cry for the Paradise mill.