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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-04

The Ddnbury Nelos man never be-
comes discouraged when he is eating
a piece Of tough veal, but is thankful
that he met it while it was young.
ThurlOw Weed was fishing with a
pin hook on an island near Catskil
when Fulton's steamboat. the Cler-
mont made her first trip up the Hud-
son, in 1907.
The door plates of three houses stand
ing side BY side at the South End, Bos-
ton read. say the Courier Of that city,
as follow: Goodman, Kneeland ,
Pray"
Life in Winnipeg isnot without its
drawbacks A correspondent writes
that the frogs are so numerous that they
swarm in the streets and on sidewalks
and invade even the house.
A western young lady who has been
visiting Boston says the young men
there are so vain that they act as IL
they thought they were doing you the
greatestpossible favor in speaking to
you.
Colonel James G. Fair, who is con-
testing the United States Senatorship
Of Nevada with Senator Sharon, is of
Irish pirth, and is forty-nine years old.
While a boy he lived in Illinois, and
at eighteen went TO Californis and In
time became a superintendent of mines
a addition to his fortune made from the
Big BONANZA mines he owns nearly a
hundred acres In various parts Of San
Francisco lie suffers from rheuma-
tism. He is OF medium height and
heavy, witha large beard stresked with
gray.
Commander Huntington, of the
United States steamer Alter, in a re-
port TO the Navy Department, says
that while on n surveying cruise in the
Pacific, South of Fort Slzio and the
Bovin Island, on approaching the Island
OF San Alessanro, attention was called
TO a strange appearance on the water,
apparently ten miles distant. A vol
I'M oil vapor was rising, as though
some vessel was blowing off steam.
This was followed by the appearance
Of breakers, and, while some Of the
officers were discussing the probable
cause, some thinking that it was the
blowing and breaking of a school OF
whales, the question was definitely set
tied by the upheaval Of an immense
black mass. Asthe ship approached the
valcono, the black masses
thrown up were distinguished rs mud
and ashes. The ~upheavals were accom-
panised by dull reports like those from
submarine mines and by odor sulphur.
Several days were spent in making a
reconnaissance. Commander Huntington
says that he did not think it prudent to
approach the volcano in the Alter, but
but a boat was lowered and pulled
within n hundred yards of 1t. A reef
or island is in process of formation.
Sounding were obtained in from five to
fatho ms. The water was
full Of ashes and mud, and some of
this and one specimen Of the bottom
were brought on board. The volcano
bears north A degrees west, distant
three miles from landing place on the
end Of the island. At night
flames were noticed issuing from the
volcano. The report Of Commander
Huntingdon has been referred til Cap
tain DeKraft, in charge OF the Hydrog-
raphic section Of the Bureau Of Naviga.
tion, and a change will be made on the
charts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-04

have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years,
and during hat entire time / was never
free from pain. My medical bills were
enormous, and l visited both the Hot
and White Springs, noted for the cura-
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to say / am now a well man, and en-
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testify regarding the remedy which has
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(REs.) p. F. HARLLER-
Coal Run Crossing, Arkansas.
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Ministerial GrarItude.

WHIPPANY, n. J., July ,, 1884.
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DEAR SHES My wife had been suf-
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Liver Cure. and is now completely well,
which we wish to acknowledge very
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and shall continue TO do so very cheer
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REV. ID. MCGEE BARDwKLL-
This Great Natural Remedy, which
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dorsements and has performed such
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-04

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
has reached a reputation that is not
limited by the confines Of section or
country. There are no injurious sub
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won endorsements from some Of the
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Nelc York World.
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READ THE RECORD

OFFICE OF THE INDUSTRIAL ERA.-l
ALBA, Iowa, May ~, 1880.
To WHOM I T MAY CONCERN:
l take great pleasure IN making the
following statement l have been af-
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the past two years and have tried nu-
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and can cheerfully recommend It TO
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j. F. NEWCOMER, Of Toledo, Ohio,
says:-I have been greatly benefited by
wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad, and
would recommend all persons troubled
with weak kidneys to try it.-See Adr.
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A Physieian,s Testimony.

l hereby certify that / have been a
practicing physician for twenty-seven
years, and for many chronic cases in
my practice do recommend Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. It was
upon my advice that G.. W. Stamm, ed
itor Of the Industrial Era, obtained
this valuable remedy.
Alba, Ia. A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. d.
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New Advertise
ADVERTISERS.

GEO. P. RowELL zoos
sElECT LIsf OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS
A. saserllser 1As sDsads Hpapards q $500 a
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fs-fI srrllsa "Yo.r Ssiea Loeal Lis paid NJ
49, Lad Deay. THAI Ia IHE OTHER
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II IL NOT A CHEAP LIsT.
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ms catalogue states exactly what the pa
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me Iisl gives the population Of exey town
snd the circulaiion of every paper
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for single states ranges from - 10 ,
me re for ono inch one month In the en-
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ulan on. nd A0s County Seat. For cop Of
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REEnRE IAKIA
knkH IAUno.

Universal Iassitudc, Paine In tho BncE,
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Fun particulars In our pamphlet, which We
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specific Medicine Is snld by nil druggists VI
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money. ty addressing
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DR.. SPlNNEY

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nae oaAY MEDICINE co..

So. 10. Mechanics Block. Detroit. Mich.
es-Srll IN , hcycnnr by NIL druggists andbS
All wholesale mud rvial druggist every
where. upsLdhwly
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The Danbury NeOs nan never be-
comes discouraged when he is eating
a piece Of tough veal, but is thankful
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
CITY ECHOES.

Martin Johnson, d 1nkerous aud suspicious
character. was locked III.
On T4es1ay 0nl,er Weidig shot and killed a
dog that had BIT Ell q nearo child.
E ward Wells was iucarceratei iu tha Sixth
Station. charged With Us aul ing an OH Ter.
Charles Duffy. brought t. tae clty IN a sIcz
and destitute Condition was removed u the
Clarity Hospital.
Peter Antony. charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon and carrying d concealed
weapon. was locked up IN th5 Sixth Station.
John Brea. charged With cutting and wound
ing A. NJ. McGuin rs Friday morGiag was re-.
manded without the benefit of bail TO await a
Doctors certificate.
Alex. Barbacais and ". Ferguson. alias Jack
Fergus on. We're arrested and locked Il .. charged
with being iugltaves from JUS ice from the par
tsh OF st. Charles. The pair are CHARGED with
breach OF Il ust and emhezzemeut, and obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
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COM MIFTEE WORK.

Tho Committee on Elections OF tho Houae aro
awaiting the dnoiatnn of lilo Attorney aonoraI
CONCERNING tho eligibility Of Dave Young Of
Conoprdtn. Tic uunation at issue heing the
legality Of tho settlement Of tho member from
GonNordia In tho mattor Of tho Rchool fund col
looted hy him,
In tire Senate committee work has hooa done
In tho caso of Ferry VI Rihri further tima
heing given TO Tho aratcd memhar RiRrd until
ThufadRy neSt 70 produce rehuttng evidence
renttaR to tile onation in IharIn
In the easa Of Warmnth IS. Estnulnal II ia re-
ported that evidence Of inlum"rabio frhu,lulont
votes hasag east for lbs former Will be brought
forward 10 off set tho claims of fraud q the pro-
tuieu OF Wnrmpth.
The committee on auditing the expenaoa of
the Senate will probably be- req ~ 10 report to-
day on Tho hill fixing tho saaries Of tho em-
ployaa Of that holy. Several changes SOON TO
have hoen maaa - tile original BILL among
them the fol owing: Secretary Of tho senate
~ per day Assistant Secretary. 81 30: two maa-
snnEers at II u each: Sergeant ut Arms 81 !:
four pages nj 81 50 each.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely Montgomery R To.
Now and Elegant Furniture
AT AUCTION.

RtN rAHbOH SUITS IN ROSEWOOD AND
Nilk tpiolun. wRnnt aud tnueatry. tn Baatt '
nhd plush, Htr Lnlia-' reception chairs
JhouV. walnut and gilt, md variety ri npv-
e,iuga npav chairs, elegant centre ljhraty
and 1atd tables, cost and hanutlful nIntd
0shinat; handsome walnut Ghlffpntar. wRi-
nut md nHk hill Ghnira, hufeaua maThe
top rvInspodoa. Hnk double etaudlng fGak
fall lenf DESK, revolving Office rbpira two
sets fne walnut frames FIR paripr suits.
md other Hrltnas tpa numerous to det NIL.
A from ono of the bas mnnnfac urere In
tha f1nlte1 RtHtea.
Two BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT. ON SAT
UlluAY, january u. 1890. ~ y O'clock n N
nj No. W Camp street Hnpt,s NOW rnndy for
inspection, MUNTGBME HY n 90
ii2R4t Anniirnenrs.
MANDAhlIl BRAZILIAN AND LOUISIANA
ORANGE TREES, III GRATED On sour
htoeke. and In fttit ani A'wer. Also Ming
npltn. draudlflprH. Mespius JapouleHs
Hoses and other shrubs i4ii plants
All Orange Fteea Rte safely rnnHed and Will
bear transportation 10 nny dtatnntr
INO BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON FRIDAY
January 20. nt Ia ~ NJ ~ Camp Street.
ONrdOMEItY b co,
la2a ~ huminpeera.
M ONTaOMERY h GO.
w AUGTIONEEIlH
VIII sell Horses. Mules. Cows Carriages ant
Hatnsss nj auction Mt
MOHTGOMERV's TATTERaALI8.
M. 10 RareHns street.
every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY nj II
O'Clock,
Oonaignments of stock uoIIelted amir I'm
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs. Alex 1ioard to Paul AvrilI. u lot with i'm
rrovemnnta. bounded by Llharu". Iape yronse
neTbiEny mud Runnn. 23x4p. faa0
yori1s salato Mts. ltiizl q. ErHev n lot witt
improvements. bounded by atr0d Julia 1T
CbHtlna aud Catondt,lot. GnS1@7. s1lu0.
improvements. bounded hy Gn l. Custom.
house. ponti aud Rorhtbnva, G2xIlJ slboo.
II J i. Young 10 Goo. u. Young four ota
b uudna Ivy J4'kaan. G foo. Philip and Grain
nrd rtrnalH. 9oSl2a; onn squire, bounded by
Jnnn. CLARA and Arcadia strnets and Napoleon
Avenue, B.
Sheriffa Pae OF Herman Kurth. II piece oil
ground with improvements. haanded by No
rnlte. U4duhntt. st. Anthony and Ba9atGle
siraots G+Sa2 s22hN
sherifr'R sde t. Pierre A. Dolhonde and g. V
Fomarts. lot. I h imurovamehts. bounded by
" PhIlip. Dauuhino. Ursulinos and Bourbon
str eta 6lxla3. 5000.
jean Couvo t. Nth llls Bug n lot. bounded
by ~ Anthony. Claiborne, D6rblgny and An
nette streets. GoXla7. S@aa0.
N. Burg 10 Jhan Caayn. ten lots. bonndnd by
Claiborne. Dafbt&ny, Uaion aud BdRatelle
streets. aiX125. sgho.
Got your plumbing dono at Sullivan Il Bull.
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CITY HALL. NoTEa.

A special "nmmiHee II tho Ieaisaturo. Dom
unaeti nj three members Yesterday hal II CON
fsranna With tho Administrations and Mayor
Patton rnletiva "a city afr,lta
The nupoipmeitt nf Nj jos. COLLINS ~ M
the Vacancy aaurei ~ thn rneipnal IN Of Al
mtnlRrntot Houston was announced ri tho
IiaIf yeEt"iiny
Taxpayers are linking advantage IF tho die
count allowed hy the nHnell ~ utuulIt Eptt IL.
mantH. md Hth pnyiug as NJ ltv tiy tate
Mnrpr Patton. u, nnmpli amos vi II tho rnu,InHt
of Administrators llshan VIII instruct bnolief
nf pnliGet" plnCa deiatl uf uotuauen on Mag
nnlin bridge, iut the nnrioaorf putiIt " a slun
to tho nfarnahinGa at u tIowl of taueh ia. who
pr"vRnt the bEaEo Aauuer from attending &,
hi duties, nbd frequently dive him ffom the
bI
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THE REVENUE AGENTS.

The revenue agents who were aent NIL tho way
from Washington - work this district aro now
4 ing through the city. and have discovered
some irregularities but no serious offenses
against the laws
While In the country parishes thcy found that
number OF deputy COLLECTORS arc la the habit
~ giving personal receipts for collections when
they are out or stamps aud that In some cases
eS-deputies. no longer connected with the de-
par. ment. forgot To report these collections to
the govern ment The facl has been reported to
Special Agent wheeler and he has taken steps
10 compel set l@ments b. the Delinquent or do
faulttnG deputies. Tho amounts are not largo
and the total 4 small. aud Is secured by tho
bonds of the officers
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Tho virtues and enneianny Of Oolden's Liehig's
LIQUID Exrnot ut Bsaf In my urtvafe practice
~ rases Of general debility. weaAnoas. u nres-
alan tlrapersia loss uf APOSTLE md nervous
u nj lniona whom msatainn In rravnn moro
tbnn uaalaaa hnyn found II tho best r. medy
.,ytr IL eI In chronic alcohol am when thp
stomach Is always irrt'nhie nni food required
IN nsutiah aud lnvteotata Hnld hv landing
drHgPisis +" Ia9A ltnD
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THE STEAM LouIBIANA.

Every effort ia hatns nude 10 save Tho now
ataamshir Louisiana of Tho Genmwel Limo
which went ON TO tho Grand aroainr ehpal
twentv mites distant from aud north Of raes n
f0Htra.
Tine rnaiipn NJ Tho u Ia n dangerous
anr, but unleza stormy wapther comes tho
All mt
Wis tnwhpnta ara a. tho snane nf tho 'liaaai or
with two liRhtara tona hainR tho hull If Tho
Fornaaol n,td hDth ri great 90 parity aud avaty-
thine n"aa'h" will he Il II" 10 got tha ship again
Into Tho water
iii" paaaaugnta have haen Hafnly taken off
AMI landed At ltoft Etaa. from whioh place t. ny
took paHRago % alower onast paeket for this
city.
Reod'a ont Edee Tonic prevents malaria
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Rroakinp Jail.

On Monday John Huehs was arrested at the
instigation II one Brown. the proprietor Of n
boar5 iaE house on Poydras street. and lock ed
up In the Central Station. charged with assault
aud b4ttery
On Tut day morning he was brought before
Prison Ia dtf>ult Of bonds. While couaaed in
thse deck, awaiting Transportation 10 prtsoa. he
tfecfea bis tecate b iampiGg froH the dock
Of afe-n fe.f. H. then ran fhr ugh a yard 70
the street. and tf.cLed hi- e.eape
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F'irat District Court.

ARpkiaaEn AND riEADEp NOR GUILTY..
Nat Williams. wouudInR aaa than mayhem.
Sanna JONES' Obtaining goods under faso
pistaudss.
senns Jones md Euenna ropuluH larcnny.
NOBLE FRosFQuL
CbHa, Jamns alias John Jones' larceny,
PLEADED GuItTg.
aeorgo Washington woundng leHs than
mayh@u. ptna led guilty to assault and battery !.
rstntfnnl + n sntaaen5
J Ian l,ntns alias Yorker. assault and bat
tory ploadei guilty To simple assault.
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First Recorders Court.

Petnr NJ loney, catryipg concealed Wehpons
10 anuS an q bond.
John Newton an5l James Norton. violating or
dinnnea no tniG 81 or tpn days.
Martin J3huHpu. dangerous and Suspicious
character kl0nr tWnntv days.
MHEsie tlhajoph. assault and battery. $3.50
HppentaHeo hpnti.
innn lnn tahu. nasaut and battery: $3.50 hp.
pe9rNnGa bond.
John Rueano. pettv lnreeuy: $3.50 Appearance
bond,
liaaex Johnson. breaking II fanco. sb or ron
daVH.
Ihs Enm"rson. assault and battory: $40 ap-
pnaIHnre bond.
Nnt your plumbing done mt Sullivan BuI.
g0t's. 81 Camp etroot.
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The following we're tn"eriai Yesterday at til g
oflre of The Hoard of Haalth:
RiRrHa.
Mrs Dents Uralr, II son
Ms. Jahu Rtnhlt il. y ann.
Mrs Fardinani Ik"nar. aan
Mra Thoa Fi'EtnialI. u daughter
Mia II " fiahl aann.
Mira, lugana tlh Uaa1ignna a lnughar
Mra thps Htrnn. u daughter
Nit ilaftv g y ittk. tunt,t twins.
hita. liPnh LRAua. a ttnn 4htpt.
Mrs Niehl. lIuhuar 81 daughter,
Ma Andrew Fuynl u apn
Mra, q, Landry, son.
nEArHe
Mary y H@lenainn 90 reprs
Thntt ~ q 3njuan II yapte
mtq Il aad Ga raara
IHil,ppa NtHanzr ~ years
fln"ky, q rcnia
Annia III Iwin / ynnr
NJ A Hawian - Years
Jrparh Hahlte q taara
Mnty Notice ~ yoRra
MARY Il. Gnuraeli. % enra
MAHHiA t4Ea
Alfred u Hathley ~ Mrs Auaau Caatar
ana boating aud npekine stoves nj Rnllvnn 4
Ilulger'a ~ Gsmu ,aet.
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ELECTRIC BELLS.

INHE LATEST AND BEST METHOD OF
= BeIl-hanRing. All that Is necessary 10
SOUND an alarm Is to touch the knob A gong
can Ds put Ia every room 10 the house. The
gong IN serVnnfa TO can be so arranged
with INDICATORS that servant can tell ut a
Rimnce from what room the call CONS "a from
). me following we'll known gentlemen nave
the Electric BELLS la their dwellings, furnished
BY me:
Mr. John Chaffe. corner OF Second and Chest
ll-eum. 80 ~
-, Mr. VIM. Cunningham. corner Of First and
NJ. Louis Rn-h. No 70 Coliseum
MessrB. ii. d u. Beer. corner Union and Ba-
Judge Billings. Rampant street
streets. - 20
Mr.. 7. L. Shute Seventh street.
Inc New Orleans Times Office
The Nav Orleans Democrat 0fflce
Mr.. A. smith. No. 90 ST.. Charles street
Mr. j. W, Leland, No li3 st. Charles street.
SLeamb at Robert 4. Lee and steamboat Jewel
W n. DufoIr, Oh Espl1nade street.
W n. Il. Bailey. Jr.. 81 Magazine street.
hese Belia Will b. pat 10 At short notice All
par les wishing t. put up same can get all
necessary supply Of elpetrfc materials from
jas. Fl. RETSOLD3, Agent
la25 No 30 Baruuue etreat
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Superior Criminal Court.
RElHApEp ON RAtI.

HELHAsEp ON BAH.
John II. WtRshnndorf released on sihnD bonds
~ nnRwer any ehnrgn tho grand iury might
Ind neaiuEt h N Ila auteties wore w. q. WI
mot aud L. A. Dupont.
daeEs CONTINUED
Milton Hammer tlrst, omheaa emeut: second
wi inI e0nrahlinan If facts.
George Stevenson alias Wilson alias VIII
liaue. BURGLARY
w, q. Brooks allaaH II Johnson alias Clarke.
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BREVTPTES.

Hickman Lodge No - will hava q solemn In
etaaion Of OFF, RS Il. Mluerva Hall, on Tues
day tbs THIRD OF February next.
The German Louisiana Draymen's Aasocta-
tion W a fancy dress. calico and ma9q
hall ~ Gcuuewald Hall. on Saturday next. tho
thirty irst instant.
The sacred concert for the benefit OF St.
john T. i. Church will be given on Thursday
eyelinE. the twantY-uiHth instant, at the
ChnEe4. corner Of phrl and Annunciattoa.
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CONDONED.

The following rard0ns were yesterday Issued
by the Governors
John J. DAILY. convicted In the parish of Or
leans. In May 1879 II woHudIg less than may
hem. ard sentenced 70 eighteen months In the
Parish Prison: Harriet Jackson. seuten4ei 10
the penHanliarF from New Orleans, fer lar
ceny ana Freeman Thomas. convicted la Tan
Eipahoa. Of w0nndinR less than mayhem AID
sentenced 10 eighteen months.
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Hon. Jcfferson Davis l. In tho city. and Is the
guest ~ J. U. Payne. ESQ.
W. hed tho peasure Of meetIng yesterday
Mr.. ], II. Lynch. who representa- tho large ltqnor
house Of G4rstatrs mrtjHli h Gu. Mr. Lyneh IL
Whistles. and has his hehddu trters 1T Albert q
Maos i we'll known establishment. No 90 Grayter
atreet.