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1a.tslsa" III No. SAT- Y AZ ha.s
Application for 2Pateht
ooLAsD ovrnef, ar IisSs !. ". Il, !

- LAND OFFICE, AT itEnsSA. W. II, ?
* . tAIsl 1tIgiI9) NOV. Il $50. ~ {
Notice IN hereby gwen that James Rirdee, whose
Post Olice address If Basin City, Jeisrson county,
Montana, Marie A. pafdee whose Post Osce address
ia Philipsburg Deer Lodge county Montana, md h.
sie II Footc, whose Poet Office address Ia Helena.
Lewis and Clarke county, potana hgve this asy dled
application for patent. under the. Mining Laws OF
Congress, for 1900 linear feet the Pail Lode Mining
Caim designated ia lot No! ts, Situated in Flint
Creek! Mining District Deer iDdge county, r m
unsurveyed Township No, q ", X Ne.i,l3 w, which
claim s recorded In the Office OF the County Recorder
of said county and described as follows ln the oflesl
plat and field notes ME IN this office to vi
ming a. corner Mol post from VII cb the n SECTION
corner on the West boundary al section No. 10 4 2
N r f3.west, bears II TO- on min w distant oSss 2
feet and running theaee 8 me- 6p0feeE thence N
725<o & l500feet; thence 17kS w sos feet; thonce
$ 72sf ? W lb0e feet to the placerof beginnng en-
braeing an area OF 40 5 twenty aud ~ Tooth acres,
npt,n which notice of said application was posted
the 18th dag OF Now $50 The nearest claimant "a
these premises y James T. Panee Franklin No. y
lode " H. N SC3 saa nv MON ss,,.,., 7,
/ eEo.i ID. Foors attorney for claimaat i5fasf y,
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THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.


An important Defect Sull Existing.
IT Ii stated the City Council of Butte has
concluded to defer the project Of illumina-
ting the city with electric light-at least until
Edison has had time to give a practical dem
onstration of his system, which Is claimed to
be mach cheaper than that recently placed
In the Alice mill and mime. A number Of
business men had also contemplated using
the electric light If II had been adopted by
the council There seems to be another feat
ure OF. electric lighting, II statement we
have seen il correct, that has escaped the at
tention of business men In Montana, and
which would appear important. Up to pres
ent experiments, which are said to promise
success, there had not been discovered any
means. by which the amount on light OF q
burner, ~ IL might be called, could be In
creased or diminished 1t Is either SO much
light or total darkness. For street lighting,
for mills or business houses, this would not
be so Objectionable defect, but for hotels,
residences, and 10 many places and for many
purposes, 1t would render the electric light
iuadmissable or neccssitate the additional
,ise Of other illuminators. 1t II stated expe-
riments recently made with the aAwyer cleo
trio light in Philadelphia were favorable to
the solution of the difficulty, and that the
light was regulated simply and instantaneous
ly from the fun glare to the merest spark
This would constitute an important consider
ation with towns adopting the light, and a.
the discovery will doubtless be protected by
pntent, aud perhaps mot be1applicable 10 9th
er lights after put up without great Expense,
&c seems that Il were better TO defer these
projects until the inventive electrical genius
of the country. now largely concentrated on
perfecting the electric illdlninstSr, has made
further progress. IL appears to us that when
ever 1t Ii practical snccrssfhe greater cities
win make haste to adopt Il. ~
- ~ ysusinsss Fsisarss "
Tuesday svssiux ~ or town w. sssrslet
By the Intelligence that 1. Marks, q Dis
mond, had failed. Liabilities, $4,000 NJ
particulars have been received. Mr. Mark,
has been. ip business in Diamond III
years, and has been regarded - very safs
dealer He has alwas been upright, homes
md liberal y his transactions with rs, and
we are 1t a loss al the present writing Il
know what to nstrihute his failure 10. nples
Il Is an sxtensfye credits sysfdn or bis bust
e nsss = gspsP' = =
We pnddrztapa Sn shove .incls.iea tfe nm
afMaxist& Son ~ Butte. m liabilities -;
ystimntk4i y - ~; assets, $500 Donnell
Clark a Larabie and 8. 7. Hanser 4 CO.
lAa6Ssn u BeGte, ahd Z. Auerhseh, fof Hele
al sre=! .h<ariest local creditors.
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LIST OF LETTEHs,

The contested election case Of Witter US.
McAndrews was called on the stlii and pass
led. II 7stiiias how awaiting the pleasure of
stlie attorneys arid tile conyeniehcss Of the
Court H sat h @slssa 5aes n ihAla /.
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Notleslto Creditors.
N Relate \ ois;eorg ! a. Haie, deceased.

500 g Estate oiGeoFg n y, Haze decearei..s1
Hotlee 10 hereby given hY the pndere Ened admin
traitors "a tho relate OF feorsc r., Hale, deceased,
the creditors 81 mud ali peTsdra having claims Ag
Che said deceased 10 exhibit them withthe recess
5vozcnsrswiririn teu iaDiiths aihT the hrst pnb'.
ton of this notice 70 the said adpDnlstEaiere h
City Deer Lodge county. Monfaua Fefrlt5fy;s5e {
81 81 @af3as TIL o. II. p TIiUROtyGHMAN,
sa9g T8i8 yanaS WILLIAM aUDNALI.lf%Es !
Administrators ef the sstate otS %veRc A. HaIt,i
sDstcsd s1ctoser -, siie9 si ssaiff
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school Report FOR novennber. 1890.


I The friends of public education win meet
in council at High School Hall, Helena, ON
Tuesday, January =, 1881, and continue in
sessionthree or four days. Questions Of vi
tai Importance TO our public schools will be
discussed and m effort made to secure legis-
lation that win enhance the efficiency and
promote the welfare of public education.
Teachers and school officers are urRently re-
quested to be present from all parts Of the
Territory, as an educational association will
be organized and a portion of the time devo-
ted 10 institute work.
Half fare on the coach lines, we trust, can
be secured, Of which future mention will be
made. a.
Rally, teachers and friends. Let shave ae
educafional boom in Afeptana. H =
s~e w EGBEBT sMHI9I =
Ter. Snpt Public Instruction.
Butte, NJ. T., Nov. 20, 1890 Id
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.sy,1isc ssfs, il q III n 50 ,iig 80 ssl
4 tsrn e2ptainipg ny asres 81 jag9 Refernnent
with dpelliEe houses, AID Yarn ht6ut Il eff srrrs
nnaef cultivation about ND bsc.ss goua sas land
atuAtr toaFshs RI rfle west ~ kAlssikhnrg,
Fof fAfshsf pMrti,nsafA cA VI address die nllGf-
sixr,fi A. Philpsnrgnsun sna pfemiesaATEs4
5Sz jitpd, gtslstA esn HkfSst xs ssoRf1o 4
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q 1l1.-l11D 7I7i7 = H5lI77i7l D 79ga9h
Application for, 11,P'atein

Z
1gqs yl5iri IF nf9 alff ;tlYisG 64g, s+ei1
i " 81 hSsq9nIfelenasM n fiAvttaAdT W stfl
Il Ndtinis hereby Enthusiastically r-r vhb.
p1l oslsf agdTssSs7 IhAlis psir IA VI sptf,
MT. INF day nsHapButgitibH l6r ~ ~ AfHiS
ehe Mihfni lAws6f Cungres tfiF 1896 lata 5tut III
Fi,snl0SH No lode III saxtlE1a,hs iat N.,.g ssIi
ted intiptt Cfvsk d iHipg piatsi3Ss hffG yifaaat
~, ", n. In pnsnFyeyed TQgDsl,.l Wi # SVltY
which clam Is recorded ~ tiht on yth u
Recorder OF saidesnatyf Hid eescfbed ofIuflA J.
the ofaGia plat sId teId net,s q tN ~ lSnelel /
wit BegiDDin2 at post gprlf No ~ tge spql hft
boundary III Lot No. 90, Bile lode, taifIed hy BIB
Algouqainl Company fron which the Il stag shn6
on the Westbonndaiy of section SG ae.fn NJ Eli
hears ~ 13o ~ ains w aisihh 5lss feat and rltanla
thence Tvs feet fhepce S3a, ? II 900 feet: theh@
IS 70 L gOi fcct thence Weag f6Gj test tietheNi
74 feet tcnio S9ts E JOB faetto thu plAetEnt p,
ginning, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oitJ,0jlsi$padS iggadc
upon which notice Of said ,appcatipn was pp5e
the 18th day 81 November, tsSt, Tie ddIopii ehh
ant to these premises isitbe Aeohqu Company Bel
Lode. Lode Lot No.n2 ON the North 9l i;le aiJ
u 5951et " ..-{sf f.EE -, II MOE, Regastet.
GEO. .. FooTE Attorney for Applicant. -.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS. ]

desire to discontinue the toy selling bus-
iness and will sell the remainder of stock on
hand - ~ fA eat age.f 81 4 s4sai
fsffa > AT EASTERN PRICES g
i have quite a lot of goods I'm the toy line
ON hand, and n rare chance for bargain is
offered Call soon. s'@ hfea g MI
H8-ef. s JOHN ONEILL
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Arias Summons,

u1z< sSlk-tA f-r-<ss ssi8 80 = - - -
IN the Justices Court, Township OF Cottonwood.
s. copss,s ofDeay Lodge md Territory of Montana.
gsforeF. +. GleAson, JattIee OF the Peace. -
r. Z. .Ksnaonsard "A III zsnar, splrgsiGs,s yg 4 81
1H%K ~R#5 @6O - ERkA1 80 &As4~& *
W. b. Edgar defendant.
The people III the Territory of Montana send greet
ing 20 W u. Edgar. detf 1op ar herepy Required ~
apIeaF at ray office the TuAnshi of CottoaweOd
CoHnfs u Deer Lodge ard Territory Of Montana on
Saturday. the ssh day OF january. A. ~ 1881, ut 10
O'Clock o. M. and answer the ascoVpt on ME IN an
aefi5n % 81 you The sum 81 FIVE and 2510
dollars S. 25-ftrs} Hekcd 20 he dne and owing
by soa8osaid plsietits a. bance due on account for
goods. and merchandise sold and dclixeIed hel
tvusY Mt vpcrfi fGsFaucr anc redr6st, End for
c0sfs herein extended. Aud yOu arc hereby notified
! Kmt dfsHrfairrutpTw md answer fAfTd4nPMfnt
z5f0g IS 25-l0oJ dollars and Gusts OF srif s,
Given upacF.ny haaa tbs sth saay y pse. 1850
tHKthM Jn<i 10 u ~ Peace.
- s fnhets% Attosney fteS NJ hifs 5ag-st -
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! WATGHBS9 .......CLOCKS,
I. JHWELNT -ANllt sL,EERN4RE,

~ ~ GHELh #1A%VLttt siAifgs Afl-AHE ~
Biaiacad eets nISraceltts, sfststlstads, Finyar
N lA@gs,i Fae A.nsstagttI fopaz aaGr Qf1}
Sets, Solid Cold PldiR and Bands
".lo 81! IpG6Ba'd,ta $lte,' FRia6leS'E 4Ed
= i,,"l .. = ORION GdoDs 81 baaI
/ sori! of .fh55d si GiSm8tGnGm gdf
i on aLkjads, Cold and Steer spaei0sles, Nose
CLOSES, Ricketts, Fue-ShddeS, Cents
aAl8D Per Cba4s,2 EsdieSiNetB 6Ha tfssaldi
.Ea.I CA0i8s If Me- kdtgst,0Rd lktaeit giG
Hw 5.ala af AslF aq4ttG'Bs, lGhSt 9N. aal6
D;iJ sd0FHSElEER;g'Ld TED .tHytREsa
III drs a5tf,sq f1,,k,BckJst He Basb g14dt,s and
( AIFds'raateg as I3od ~ there 4spqge.dI
Fhate.o5tr ONE Ht'EDR EDgW4FGRI'S m
( aGIstQcR, Wi4EtGfn, sftaqsricti8s end spTitGe
Itigg plh54s ss% Mesfs.rseg'ii1 idstla ybod
lam ad,e tqfsriH Aaaqb6tel odods Ioetrtla
b 9srat heR tte 9ougFt !fffseitfA.eff, qaa Va
t5a .TIt;ENggaF IVgi rPER,aCEMT hBgSs
tsq1s Hs9haeis'efipe fn. sod aefafsb Aoasaaa,
! I5- 6rdess5y Wall Or EsiFtss promptly Jl1ed
.i9giEH O. ~ oil; M
NJ An kinds Of Repairing Of Je,celry 6plL
Iprtebes done sefsis rseqeaess-enti Dispatch
yfeqfgqaAer 'fp'aea =ra5 u S,,9r,.sa
NaatDobrlt0 Bank, Derr Lodge
f.dc su7 - sts5Ggte aaintu fesanae
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i Ds ,Iiw No. sf4. 'gs'ii 81 II i"
Application for Patch



i 9ls u. SlLAND oPr4eK, hEIENA M a. :. rfaEF
Nov. ~, 1856,
Notice " hereby given that The Alsonfain eshpan,
iHcorpoFated under the Jaws of the Territory Of Mbe
tana by james X Phrdee its authorizth agent Who's
post ONCE address l. Philip sbirg Deer l,6skse c1u Q
Montana has this day filed application for patent bn
der the Mining laws Of Cor@Sss for 1860 bnhar fee
Of the BGe Lndg mining elilQ designated as LII ~
90 situated In Film Geek mining district Deer f0d1
comfy, NJ. r., in nHEtHveled Township NoszlNl ]
No. - West, which elimlis recorded ~ the oflaa O
follows 10 tb9 oleld paF sEd Icld n0tss 9ll Ale h
this Office beginning ~ corner 30 4, 9rpqst
and running thence rs teett theneeN GO II blf
feet; IheRce y sg4 NJ lag1tcet tug ltma stone IS
1915 Inches from which TIE Il sectibn cofhef on th
Weftib0undary,of section FoH3l Hun R13lS, behr
Is GS min w tistant l9UST fee. thelSe S . CIV
sci q feet(thtiiee So R7O2tcet 70 The !plAca 0
oesjnnBg, excluding tharefqgIn ani aea OF l. 5 adre
In Lot no. 81 Algonquin l0de claimed by the Ai@n
auiu COmuary, aud ineiaalnnan AREA OF Ihs acres Il
Lot M. ~ spaesiod IIoaal-ode as surveyed for III
North Wet Company. Total area claimed being OH
COL seventeen and G0-f0eth acres, npOn which noie
OF said application was-p0sted the 18th day OF Nov
1854, TDe adjoining clainanLa " these premises pr
the franklin No, 2 Eede Lot No ~ cIaiWed ~ il,
Is, Pagdee; Agpnqnia Lode lot No ~, sclaEned b
Algonduiti C0ntpais. Lot Nd. 10 Spccf.ta Trta
Lode ana Got Ng.siG n the iPuGlilbEtik IotbB Act
claimed " the Hpgth Wtst Comp gpy gpdIIat No 8
Gem Lode claimed by u, u.Iryinq, ~ al tiIif;fs
Gro y, Feorg, ATTORNEY tUf clSHtant;hh .baH 10
n | IA
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Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postofsee TO another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VIOUSLY SENT.
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Brady, Assistant Postmaster General has
purchased controlling interest in the Ia-
honai Republican, Washington, ID. ,C. and
will take the paper after the It'll Of next
Maneh.aa-65 o sis ~ a4w xnn 81 NHsgakq =
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-21
Savannah, Florida and Western
RAILWAY.
&AAM
GENERAL MAxAeER's OFFICE.

No change of cars between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between Sa-
vaHnah and jacksonville.
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany, without
change
Passengers from Savannah for Fernandina, Gaines
vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick 600 A n
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 500 p. u. arrive
at Savannah 900 A. NJ
Passengers leaving Macon at us A. Il. (dAily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with this train
for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this train connecs 1t
Jesup with train arriving in Macon At 6.2S p. n.
daily including Sunday
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
ways on Southwestern Railroad to and from Ma
con, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
etc
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for ApalAchicola
Sunday aud Thursday evening for Columbus eve
~ Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
Close connection 1t Jacksonville daily Sundays
excepted) for Green Cove Springs, St. Augustine,
Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings on St Johns
river.
Trains on B. and A r. r leave Junction, going
west, at 11.S7 A NJ, and for Brunswick At 40 p.
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car Berths &C.
cured, at Brens Ticket Office, No. % Bull street. and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway P&ssen-
ger Depot
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-EAsTERN DIvI-
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NOTICE or ELECTION.

70 Al and Singular the Sheriff Of The State
Of Flerlda:
II NOW YE, THAT I, ". D. BL.OxHAM, eKC.
IA. Rotary OF State Of the Stats OF Florida, do
hereby notify all and elnguAr She nherA Of the aey
eral counties Of tho State Of Florida that
AcENERAL ELECrIoN
WILL BE HELD IN BACH COUNTY IN FLORIDA.
On Tuesday next succeeding the flrst Monday
In November. A. D. 1850. tAe sai4 Isss.
day being the second day - said
Nnvarnhar
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CONNECTIONS.

AT Live Oak daily with the Savannah, Florida and
western Railway to and from Savannah, and all
Northern, Eastern and Western Cities.
At Lake City daily with the Florida Central Rail
road to and from Jacksonville, st. Augustine Pa
latka, Enterprise and all Landings on the St. Johns
River. r
At Baldwin daily with the Atlantic, Gulf and West
India Transit Railway to and from FernandIns
Gainesville, Cedar Key, and with Steamers for Tam,
pa, Key West and Havana
At Chattahoochee three times weekly with the
Peoples Line and Central Line Boats TO and from
Columbus, Eufaula, Fort Gaines. Apalaehicola and
other River Landings. n
eV Elegant Sleeping and Parlor Coaches, Wood
ruff & Lucas Patent run daily between Tallahassee
and Jacksonville. INT
~ Quick time, sure connection, perfect safety
EDGAR VLIET, I
Master of transportation
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18

bish, till the land, and SOW freely Of blue
grass nj the rate OF four or five bushels TO
the acre. Blue grass is largely chHif hence
the large amount required.=L Western Farm
Journal.
CORN MEAL AND BRAN
consider bran very good thing for cows,
not the coarse bran with all the fine poliards,
etc, cleaned out, but good bran And ! con-
slider bean meal and bran mixed good thing
for milk and for dairy cows. az there is
strength In u for feeh making az well az mllk
making. Oats, / have understood, are good
for milk. but have never tried them az 40
not grow any, nor ever bought any for trial.
Trailing wheat ground is good FOR milking
properties and cream. give my cows wheat
ground into meal--one gallon IN the morning
with chat to each, and another AZ night %
o'oloch) with chaff again. and hay after mike
ing, and hay nj 10 o'clock and at midday. ]
fluid the above meal suits we'll Cows must
live well n they have ANYTHING to do. the
strawyard will not do IT. | never usa any
thing but meal or bran-no artificial food,
such az cake. Mine Is on o small scale, but
a large one can be carried on just the same.
Why uot2 keep three cows, aud two only
are milking Other In calf; nineteen and ntie-
half pounds of butter made In one week from
the two cove: ell dry food, no roots Of any
description ever grown for cattle. They may.
perhaps. have a little barley eavings orca-
sionally given to them when have any, but
not IA u rule Your COW Ia very much like
your iand-if you take off or away you .nust
put on. or the result will be not mitch i'm
provement. A genuine thing, think. is ST.
peror 10 an artificial. IN which we cannot go
well detect the adulteration, II any. IT a cow
does not get much food only STRAW and a bit
Of hay at the milking, you cannot expect thick
cream. II your land gets the straw solo uff
It, and no good manure put on, how about
your heavy cropef / think good home. made
manure the hest, and good homegrown food
FOR cows the same; at least | have always
found IL 90, and | have been usAd to these
Rvsterps all my life Eng ltsh Agricultural
Gazette.
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CANCELLATION OF ROND.
STATE or LouIsrANA.
T-Aa,.&4.... 4

STATE or LOUISIANA. |
Executive Department. !
WHEREAS. JOHN w. REGISTER OF THE
w parish of Tensaa. has applied TO me for the
cancellation Of two bonds drawn and signed by
him. as principal. one dated the eighteenth day
0! December. 1876, for the sum Of ak thousand
dollars, with Robert Worrel and II. l.. whitney
as securities. each for the su n of three thou
sand dollars and the other dated the twenty
filth day of February, 1878. for the sum Of six
thousand dollars. with Robert Worrell and .. O.
Cordill as securities. each for the sum Of three
thousand dollars. and conditioned for the faith
full perfoI nance of the duties of said ]. W. Reg
lister as sheriff for the parish Of Tensas;
Now. therefore. l, LOUIS ALFRED WILT.
Governor of the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
with the view OF giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interested to show cause. In writ
ing. ut the office Of secretary OF state In the
city of New Orleans, within ninety days after
the last publication hereof. why said bonds and
the mortgages resulting therefrom should not
ba cancelled and anpulled. and the sureties
above named discharged from any further liza
bilties In the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal Of the
State of Louisiana, at the city OF New Orleans.
this fifteenth day OF April, In the year Of our
l. ,rd one thousand eight hundred and eighty
and the one hundred and fourth year Of the In
dependence of the United States OF America,
LOUIS A. WILTZ.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG. Secretary Of State
apsT 3Gt
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NrHw ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
IN tM0BILH FAST LINT.l

NTHw ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
IN mobile FAST LINE.l
THE aHoRTERT B1uTH TO WAaTEHE
CITIES.
ONLY LIME WI'rH DOUBLE DAILY pAB.
BENG H THAINH.
On and after sunday, Aptll L. 1870, traVns
viii arrive and leave depot. foot OF Canal street
Rs follows.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. Express No, y EEpreEs,
daily ...T Gnn nm, daily. .,...- goD am,
No. y Express No, Mxpreae
daily % 100 DIN. daily ...,-. 1000 BEN
No, UoHst Acs No. Coast Ae-
gumnodati'p commodhH'n
daily except daily except
Hundav .,.ss.g.Hn Din Hunday ...tg.2n Am
Tickets may be obtained and sleeping ,pl
Berths seoared In advance on application nj tht
Office corner Camp and Common streets. ppnc
site City Hotel ....-.
lily j. W. COLEMAN, Ticket Aren't
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
WHEREAS, FREDERICK FISCHER AND
w JOHN SCH0MEKER, of the city Of New
Orleans. have applied to me for the cancellation
of bond drawn and signed by FRED CESS
as principal for the sum of FIVE thousand dol
lars. with the said Frederick Fischer and John
Shoemaker as sureties, each for the sum of two
thousand five hundred dollars. dated the Sec
ond day of Ocean Der. 1873, and conditioned for
the faithful performance Of the duties Of said
Fred Geiss as Constable for the Seventh Justice
Court for the parish of Orleans.
Now therefore, /, LOUIS ALFRED WILTZ.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to Issue this my proclamation.
with the view of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interested to show cause in writ
ing at the office OF Secretary. of State. In the
city Of New Orleans. within ninety days after
the last publication hereof. why said bond and
the mortgage resulting thereirom should not
be Cancelled and annulled, and the sureties
above named discharged from any further liza
bilities In the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal of the
State of Louisiana, at the city OF New Orleans.
this twentieth day of March In the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and eighty.
and the one hundred and fourth year of the In
dependence of the United States OF america.
LOUIS A. Witt.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assis ant Secretary of State. mh21 80
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Diseases of the Nervous System.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS CHRONIC DISEASES
DIR. W. BILLIE, 1876 Canal Street,

Between Dryades and Rampant streets.
TMPAIRMENTs OF ANY ORGANIC FUNo.
tiOn. tmpediments to marriage. private dis.
eases In men and women. spermatorrhea, i'm.
DO ency. nervous debility, caused BY abuse or
Prof. Ricord. Paris. has resided here for years
and has no equal In his speclalties, as hun.
dreds OF the most prominent citizens here vii
testify. Difficulties OF menstruatioD always re-
Heved Separate Wainng-roo for ladies'
&U0S 4JDt0O -
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IREAT JACKSON A0UTH.
CRHGAs0. ST. L1UHs Awas SEW @as
SEARS WAHMwaAn.

Trains will Leave and arrive nj The uaIiieps
Stree, Depot. on and after January II, iHs0, ~
sollowH!
Leave. Arrive.
Eyp. No. 1, $3.50 o, m. | Eap. No, y, $3.50 o, III
MlSed No, .. T.lB a. III, Mixed No. T. Tta0 d, m
Noe, and run daily. Noa. and daily. or
oapt SUNDAY,
Saturday Accommodation for MeCemb Cit'
teevea nj loo q, M
SUNDAY hso ,r,, Tor l MoOomh Upy leaves at
rfiR6UdH no LoufAyILf.M. uiR0iNEkTf
sT. louis Sleeper IL NJ taobed a al Milsp
enabling passengers to 81 through without
leaving the train Only ONE CHANGE TO
NEW V0RN and NAnT ERIN CITIES,
Improved Sleeping anu Heolinius CHAIR car
20 vickahnrs daily, without change.
Tickets for sRle. berthe secured and lnfoTma
ton given nj No. N Camp street. corner 81
Common,
A. ID, SHELDON, Ticket Aren't
R.UHkNDLtER General Passenger Aren't.
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JOS. PATZELT,
Nos. 1O1 and 1903 Baronne Stress.

CHOW CASES. STORE FIXTURES AND
= Building Work in first class order.1 All
kinds of SHOW CASES made to order. and
UPHOLSTERING and VARNI5HIEG done In
shebest OF style on the ahorteet notice. dez IL