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.ns a.t''t t'.,' ~, ,'" s,r ,,r "t If i,inx
fever.
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., r,,rn,,,l, ,r,. .,ul E,,urt nvr,,,,. unl In
y, H'.s''" sii.'. ~" H. r.,,,'t 't,,r
Ills ''l''rv hS "Atall ~ thrlled h!S ,e'! S'''
IN n"rnsltt i.1 1t ctlrl"1's nlnntirr. liz owned
neither heursr. r0ill,,. rnrr|agp, nor lnra',
n"r ' % syr'. iay' ' nj ;, a:s,*"', ;nr. als
tnruesl h's utt'''''uh''e wv" ~ '" ".'.' 49,,
liz l,"w il,e rt'Nlsl'r liice t'r III" W','R' MN
he never ll,ih lt9lH.r iI1al, market rates.
,,"r,at'v, @ y" e ,.is,, IN ~ 1,uc tlnrrl, urlrrs
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this, lie l1fffttetl by nwllihE tee'' si"1e'
in fb.rtly luyjny IN ftaa[ fnr The nlulprtAktfA
h,,rsrs .s'rtu, ,,udrtnkrr VIII, transacted ti!e
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!n,s"' @ ,i,,c"a ?n's II 'S iii; Gn;,s ~; Sn. ~;
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al''i " N H. ',u """uw"o Wv. ot,xr iii rnii
Efeat Wsemt nc MIs Hs, n IL. IL. si,'.,,I,'.t @
1or ,II t. ,,,,1; T." ~ t .frrh,
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alht l' "s, Will ,,,s'"t ,H W., is',. wiz, ,,n,I ~
"! Tts'Sae. ',t 'i't,u .,,,,i,;,,s ~ ~ "rs.,,
ias!tt ~ H., .%t's: s,,,,.,r u, ~. ,",sItm, W.
ii a.ss l"f".n. ~. ~ ,,,st .tn if nr"n,,.,s
in"hs sH',ni srHni,n ~ "mn wi ' ,wr,,.,. ~ iii
~ ""hih,,,i,s c,,'ar,,,i n," III, IN ,,,r,sh.
~ "!Ien H";Hti tatan'i w ~ ,,,,r.
uIeES ~ sft". ;,'r, ',,,,,, RI. a." e. .,yt ~
ARu ~ .n,' mu"" !rt,,,,|e " Il, ,fi";ru ~
tavt, ta1vt ',an.c' ,s ,rnxtI,rot"J h., -, n,t'"Ttnw,,
.nn w'S EASnsI. S;as;n,,Ia,,.s s.h' rrt';i
t.,' ,p;,t III ~ .,,,:nts - ~, f,nmhnr
,, @ WV ~ W t a'o ~, 'ond II na said ti"t h.,
.rt,,tn,.1n, ~ thn ,,.,,o ors,ror} ~ ri ,vcd,
3;,i"s t,mnroIu so uorins hid 1snti,crinra in
n a. rn;ns:, t'ver ,intni;a wi,h IT'D i1t',y,.,
- - tTrn,t ,vf,ttn nfhnra ntpiifIti him Will
~ t5.M'' II. Mto natn1,,ia,,,,r t,n shnnir
tc SRee"t E'S n ~ '',,.Sorts H,r;n~ ~,
ttMntss ts ~ .. Mu uss"1 t ~ nteni 3,os ,nSl rn, M
MMl, ~! sre ., ~. ~ & H. ,,,.,I ~ ~, -.
,'.1, l, J., w. fr,,,, "i ,i io ,H th;s ",,,
ciiase ualas,! ~ tT n,n, @ HIN LIZ nm, ~.
EIoss M LIZ % M ,,,,',,.,,t;1,, ,s
Wu saineu Miue 'nG ,,,I sl" ~, T. T., H..
@ M' H., a'a sarn,s frn,,,a :" ~,
nsss .st nn @ ,o,' in,, fn,n;;or ~ ~
NEu su s1u. f .nse y ,,nr, ,,su ~ onmt,,rw III
.aew a; hei5 ~ rnaont; ,,,a,, ~ f.t,t Il II
Whs nuciatS, nE'c ,,n ~ ,t, i,.m,, ~
t!Mmei&s & it' ,lI ',t,,i,tGs,a t. ~ G"p. e,nr,t"i;nr
'Gs'f eSu' , n ;, i,n hns M, n ;',,v nti
IL 's SWa 't,t ; 3itt H., ~ , ~. - III ,n,;t ~ r
Ietnlsiett us SltnM ~ seHrni,' Mu ulaG!
il ,"nro Hnwnvnr si,nnrvisr,] hv his snr1.tn.InH
L NJ l,nst. iJnr t,venfv vnnrs III nr trnrn NJ,
, 1880-08-25

.lni,rs 4. Swift. NJ tho Sfstnl f"tl~, VIII
lrAyr fur fiitTnIu t',-,unrrnW tn Htit,El tHe
Thr NAM, nf Thomas II, Eu%rr is men,
toned It, r,.npsilul with TIL: vacancy cati"t'l
hy ten. Myers ttcHtlt.
, 1880-08-25

Somo fellow harA up for ttrEnk went to
tho residence Ut AIr. t;0scII, No, 3i5 Orchard
street, yesterday AFTERNOON. a.ld asked fur II
suit ut clothes for yalinE Nlr. lioseiA WIN,
lle said, ha'l incidentally tut wet, ulul tlsure-
faru wante.E u dry suit, Thu fnMtly gnso
hlnl thB cl0ll.ing, n.ml wert. snrprIsett sn'lio
limo Inter to learn that l!t was Mn tnttMst0r.
'Iln tnlt0w Is described as Nf!ant - years Ut
age, lt.W~sfxe.l, light rtlnlaSin,, light brown
curly l,ulr, ulltl wur1 grAy slit OF cl0ttled
, 1880-08-25
lAlsSNkHLN.ASjA,

l'r1rsGoS, l'a., Aus. :7.-;rhn ncMocratlc
Conference VI tho Twelfth District resulted
III tlu nomination Of twn candidates fur CoI,-
gsrss,-Asa II, Nruullagu by I..lzcrno Cn,Inty
nlml u. ". Gunntlls, tliB Grvclback noNltllee,
by I4agkuwH1llIu County,
, 1880-08-25

tflIu kulta a,ml tho revolver l!'.s Ael'l swny
1ouK enough. John Oiiarn Is tho iI.An wIO
had originality enough to ublnlto1, both
those deadly weapons, alul il bring TIM
tlQwcr-pot Into competition With them IL
, 1880-08-25

TRENTON, n. j., Aug. 3l.--rllo Prohibition
lscturn! party 'Iayo called Stulo Convention.
fur Sept, tn tlalliiIlutH n cAn4!i!luto far Goy-
rYnnr i.lltl cll0,so l'resIllGltia! Eluct0Es.
, 1880-08-25
The Man Who Organized and Per-
fcctcd the Signal-Service
SYSTEM.
Ills Valuable I,ahors In 1te,talf or Mnrl'
time Commerce a,itl Agrt"
culture.
A. Sketch Of tho Recently-Decensed
Sexton, Br'w Of Grace
Church.

tfit! tinuqfHt HHtl lWen Ill bAtll |
md 1T two weeks nEf he rams 10 l,uliuln full
In, mite III, lie touk quarters ut tl!n Palace
Itot,. where liz lI,,s relnalc,l up 10 tllr time
nf hts ,lrath, Fur years deceased lal
Suffered frum chronic heart disease, aad
lntcly lie }ns lrrn Victim or l2right's !lsraso
Of the ktdneys, md tho lAlscr WIS The i.'-
mediate raalse ol "ra.' ' .h..';,, s :" II, r
ills illness. anl the best physicians
~ s..o ,a, n' T., +ho c,r,ncrcc,nrnt of hIs
night ld Jay ~ lmo eo'netetci t,nt tno k;,1n"y ii
sickness IL WIS oeleYe't t',a' 49, .uo na,t"ut m,
medical caro- be overcome, a,.d tlle patient
efai to fail and ] during Sunday and yesterday ho
looked for. Eurly th[s morning he passed.
into a comatoss condition. a'd' surrounded to ,!
by hts loving 1Mln'sF, Il. u,sts ft.""
THO fvncral VII no ie," ~ u, ~, rr"n, '1, nu th
ren,nins ~ mi \ ~" If "onl rrubs vii! be hid III
.sa,s d., ros,,uc.n,oro with military j,o,ors,
'rhroa ,' ro@,mcnts r ~ Natonn(;uards and three
companies of regulars from| Fort Porter, in
this city, will net us escort.
Special Dt.,.teh to Ihe CHICAGO Trtpuns. l
mAsAs"los III -, y. ~ ,,nr.,io mia ,norni,.
J' Myef' WIN "cA ~ '':I'." 'o 'uT
was tho father ut tho Sign'tl service ai'u
Wealhef bureau. ~ - ~ 40 e.s' - t,'nt
ability that tho pfcsctlS pefpct'el' " th.'
service is III n grcat iilrasstre due. GRADUATE
inr nt Crucyn College. New York, In 1871, he
m,oroI s ~ .ha I;n;tol Sin,rs army ns nm nssIst
ehAleu Inv uo" ,s:i n,,t, ns .iru
ant surgeon III oei,teh!fet, a0'a' n'..1 "'' ''.e @
served continuously III tEe army. AZ lsie
Inst session uf Congress, by SPECIAL
CLAUSE III tho Appropriation bill, rc
was given tle rank u l"" ''. n!'s"''s "t...
Gc,1cral IN thu regular i.r'hy: oooh aiter
H. .in,7,1 .,st,.,,. md ns party ~ 1s5s wus
to 'ae'". .,,.1 '' ,.e.rr.o ,,,,tv In
assigned TO S~eial h,et"',st'.ev ""ss. ~ n
1ss;0 Ie l>ccnHc tile chlet signal nll!eeF ~ l!lo
army, md served IN various cat,ac!tics III thu
uionnI tf,l,r tI,roughout the War, liz was
r.,.,,I r,r ,r,;n,,t srrrIrr nj 11uunycr t,o,,rt-
, 1880-08-25

fully Violating tho ordinance prohibiting the
blowing Of whistles while IN The draw of tho
bridges came up before Justice Snm'ncrileld
yesterday afternoon for Il !lnaE llearlns. Col.
Appleton appeared for the prosecution OH he
half Of tho Citizens Association, md Mr.. ".
II. Colltlon appeared for tho defense. Some
testimony was tukcn befnrD tho arguments
were Offered, MD the policeman I'll dnsy Ut
Clark street britlgu was heard. TlIe caso at
". II. Ryder wits dismissed IN payment Of
Gusts ut thu request Ut tl!e AeieiisT. Inc mr.
n,!d Mic1lArt Driscnl! were then ln!nr!. Col.
Nppcto,i waived IFS 0prlalns, aud Atr. Can
.!at n,alc i !rnEthy argument ior ,tise
t.cfeusc. Tile sNbstatcc, VI u WIS t''at
tho Court. hasl M ,1nrlstllctinn over
tl.o cnsc, but TINT Congress l,at the
,.,le right IT, enact lnSs s1rerlillE hl'
branches uf commerce. Fnrtfltr, tln!t t;nl,.
Kress lnil furnished remedy Tor ~ Williul
violation Df tl.e ordinance, mil TINT tho StAto
lul4l IN power 10 tgt Ill thu premises. Alr.
rnl,st0n submitted nny QnHnt!ty of lnw t0
sustain tho stand lle hui l,kun. Col. ApplG'
tnll, fur tho prosecution, i!rtl INT Inc Chl-
cagO River wAa subject to pollce rHEnlnt!0l't
ntlll TINT tic ordinance WIS tItleniat'!y legal
| mud valid. liz Gl1Otnl considerable Inv also
| tu sustain llis lIaitihn.,
ho lid tlOt See that tlla eases were ont Of LIS
Jurisdiction, n1ld 1e woull tiha tho men ~
and costs zach. This clscs VIII probably l'o
np,A,;lletl md n test lnata tn tho higher
cul,rts. Thu. low fine assessttl was ~ tue
suggestion nf the prosecution, Col. Appleton
stnt[1,g tint there Ind bGun much improve
lurut Utl tic r!ytr.
, 1880-08-25

SAN FNtSrIstU, Aug. .k-A PhTnX,
Artzn..a, dispatch rt.lnrts lint tho Terri.
turtnl Cnnyentml i,nnit1atrd n. ". Stewart
us l}rleanlH Il, cl,lgrlss.
, 1880-08-25

lnccl,tsi.ry Fires In 1sussia' ,,,,c
From 1T, t,tu!ai return It Anlmnrs tAat ~ y thcso
iii wero proved u hayv been slo work VI ~
ecndlNrtes,
, 1880-08-25
I'LL IT,.

ctSttNSArt, o., AWE. :.l.--l;x-fteut.-tsnv
x. 1turt w!ls to-,lny lH,minn'rl for tn11rtss
III 1lllsltru by the Republican, t.nnycntlnn.
, 1880-08-25

ST.. l.or!s, sIo., Aug. 2i,-t;en. Jamcs
Craig WAS nominated for Congress to-day BY
, 1880-08-25

t!,r ],rIInerl.ts Of thu N1ntI, District III thfs
Sintr. ......
1T ihr 'rwrllth lilstrt,, nominated Wisfnn
Hatch for Congress to-,lny.
, 1880-08-25
LOCAL. CRIME.
CRUELTY no 4 CHILD.

AkC El1A ~ ~ "hAAA"'f
yhc ruse Ut Peter klaHxr. Ot M. ny Norllt
jjulol STREET, cl,argrtl with cruelty tn rllli-
slun mud ass,aHtt with intent tt 'ln BULLY itI-
lury, wns cnllrd hrfusp .ttsstlre Wnlst' ut tEs
West Sttc 1'pitce court yesterday nftertIt'nss,
null tho defendant tnuk u rltAgc TT yriItle I"
Justice S.MIIy. III making nnt the trn',sr'ilts
the newy-,.pminrtt Clcrk NJ thu l'o'lct
Court distinguished Himself l'y converting
t,le sechnd Charge imtn assault will 'l'il'ly
wpnn11,, ami tic h1untler went utt1lnilceA
until II wus loo lntg 10 CORRECT It, ltIe Tier
man defendant. his lrisll wife, assI tho bright
Eyed. slynlp-I,mIlng 1tttte viclnnf 1Efnt'ler'S
hlltgel cruetiy-H hny III, hl'ont !. li'lli'ra
ijo,, n wis represented Iy tjllictr ih!. .ll'y. Ut
tllu Humane S4triety. l'u'e,.f 1llcrr i.Arset,
nf Wrst Ehicago .nyc!'le, win 'nnt'e inu
arrest, t,lNl several witnesses. \ scrltl!'y
X"fsS i";s 1nwsfT c "%st,I nrs!IHs 'a en il 'a ~,
iu,nrtI!nlt,l sort III why by Mrs. ksol1srt III.
tn,sltlng brfure thu J9slirr's ryrs illc re'tr 1t
IN p a ycry '!st ,!laIats'l tt :!'s!S'tSr !", IT.
INV loy W,is sH IrkHl wli.s Ts prosecution la
,n other llelul,nring instrument to show, anu,
t|,us,g they yrry lll,lcii dnt,tnt whether the
sl,spentter l,ad cscr tEeit t!setl nytr ltle lmy
having Il sill stronger ln,lnt to n,i!ks; ,; r.,
One Of the wll1lcssts. y very bright ntHl NJ
the house. tesalilea t!,Mt h!n Iao,,o ''e''in ~
sre whit the trouble, whs. Ino lit!e
fellow was perfectly mixed, n1Ml the fatler Ct
stood over him whpplnE him WIN t strap o., Or
something tat Looked ike ui'G: AiteT W!alI, @
ping him. tho fatl,cr tried to t,row niai iaeG
dnwnwnrt!s ~ tc isnor hat, ilnt smegegus @ ttra,
yrry well IL tas, nigkel illil up Mih ,,t;,v ,ntSW
him ngaisst tlo wnll US st t'inMGll.1 "'s.,Htt s.,t
hin hi thy back q ta lirnl ,r1 1,n,! ny ,'ioa
children III the family mt ~ wtnteG t ;!,o
parents would sgi,t tlle little orS 9,at 70 to
store without half elinlsga f!nshlts stfnd1 " 70
Keep them wnrn; Ahouief wa1"eSiS, iuS'u IT, WHY
to substantially tho snlno iMc's, MutE ~ III,
s!le afterwards aaW tl!e tater tryinT ~ M'sl.
tho bE0ol from tho boys head nm ssnp p lls
owlag Stil noief w,.GSs aes'i'EG i1 ,s ns
followed BY tho father throwing tue bny
against tho bcdstead, ami cuttl'E Gasl Ill
hls head. x..o ,..o,.o ,,e.t,,o1
The only witness tor tle dGleiSo iestt'5c,s ic,s
III a laquac!ous why tint the buy had stolc',
somn of her property. aia ti!at On icr Iepolt. IL
, 1880-08-25


Al t'::al last evening All.'lacl sfn,tsun, alias
"WIIls'lng Mikr," wIlilGs under Tho inl,,.
Sorthwr*'crn 1!nItrtn, III front Of frriyitsl
I! rnslne ~" , iS. w}lirlt w"s Eolng s.st o
ns.u rt,r were thrown from t1c trnrk a,ul
slightly 6rnket. Mnngan was arrested by
Detectives flyan atNl AfnrnAne.
William n'I,onnrll. u Clinton. ~, ycstc!.
to nrrrSt il nrEtn VIII, WIS repnrtr.l tn l,e oh
Ill eastward -,uun.t Irntn Til tlln Norl,wrst-
crtI hallrnutl. aiHl win wns SlsIwctrl n{
lulying rs,l,!n, Il n,a.l nf s1lp c'lsl,. I'hc re-.
1esl WIS ,.,ntle to .ietan Inc ,nan only III
rMsc uf the tl.o,lry ming fntlnd u1tpn film.
Oniccr rce!tpr went to thu DEPOT and nr-
rested tho negro npon, the nrliyal, Of Tho
train. He wns thoroughly searched at tic
Central Station, MID. rs no money .was
fauna nn2M hiI,'t, was o about + to, BY set at
tho prisoners clothing should DO searched.
This was done, md tito stolen money was
prisoner gives tho ialno Of Jacob Turner,
mil clai,ns to reside at l'cllcyille, III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02
TUBS, Pals, Churns and Market
Baskets at Teasdale d Brewers.

TUBS, Pals, Churns and Market
Baskets at Teasdale Il Brewers.
ALL accounts due me must be set
tied at once or the same will be
placed in proper hands for collec-
ton. II. JOSEPH.
FISH! White Fish, Trout, Mack
arel &c, at J. A. Spratler's.
THOSE Burt Boots and Shoes are
just what every man ought to have.
See new stock at Schnebergers.
THE comforting "Iufant" cigar can
be found at c. .Heudra's.
A FIRST class second hand Piano
for sale cheap, by Mr.. L. Kline.
TRY those cocoanut candies man
ulactured at the City Bakery.
HAMS, bacon and dried beef at J
A. Spratlers.
Do not fail to try those cooling
drinks from the Arctic Fountain o,
PuIford's.
TIE NEST elegantly desired glass
ware in the market can be found q,
Chas. Hendra's.
]. i. Spratlers prices are as low
as the lowest.
THosE invisible hair pins at Mrs,
Campbells are just what the ladie,
have long sought.
ALL the popular brands of plug
tobaccos at Teasdale d Brewers.
CALL and be convinced that ]. A.
Spratler is selling goods at low
price.
lTs the verdict of every veterau
smoker that Mulhairn's new cigaI
can't be beat.
FRAzER's axle grease and machine
OF! at Teas lale d Brewers.
CIGARS st J. A. Spratlers.
CASH paid for butter and eggs at
Teasdale 4 Brewers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02
Legat Notices.
IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY

n NbDkl.
In the matter of the estate of William Harris,
deceased.
The application OF william Henry Harris. cx-
ecutor OF the estate Of william Harris deceased,
for the adjustment and allowance of his admin.
istrative account and the assignment of the res
due OF said estate, 10 such persons as are by law
entitled TO the same, ana said executor having
filed his account according 10 law and the rules
and practice of this court
Il il ordered That said account be examined.
adjusted and allowed at a special term of said
court, To be held at the Court House, in the vii
lage OF Dodgeville IN said county, on Tuesday the
18th day of scptcmb Der, 1850
II IS further ordered, That upon the adjustment
and allowance Of such account by this court rs
aforesaid, the residue OF said estate bc by the
further order and judgment Of the court assign
cd 10 suCh persons as are by law entitled to the
SAINT.
IL is further ordered That notice OF the time
and place OF examination and allowance OF sacn
account and OF the assignment Of the residue of
said estate bc .ivcn 70 all persons Interested Us
publishing copy Of thi, order tor three success
Niyc wueEs il Oh" Mineral Point Tribune. Il week.
ly newspaper, Ciraulatiu. IN said county.
y! The Court
John T JONES, County Ju:Fe.
Do3gcyl.e, Wis Aug 21,h, 1850 s5as
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02
STATE ~ WISCONSIN,,

IT ? 10 y, " = W. n,
s. Crs'ary Of state,
wa County, Wise u,ia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02

Thanking the people of this vicinity for
their liberal patronage in the past, hope by
fair dealing TO merit a continuance of the
same EDWARD RiNNE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02

The annual Ia-f.tu,, for Iowa county win
be held al b3lgeyi9t, begirn.ug August 23i
ard continuing two weeks Prof D Nc
G-arar win have charge, assisted by Prof J.
W livingston
AH examination Tor them .H attendance viii
pe held The last two days the questions w.l
r. taken from The regp.er institute work
IAc citizens OF Daagegilc nave Kinds con
scented g entertain the teacher. lr tie ssE.s
tazn- last wear ~ A JONES
Nile-a, H3.L,, Z -, II, t5=s Co. Sap.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02
a duin.sIratGr's Sale.
n PROBATE -GRANT COUNT

Y PKUBATE -GRANT COUNTY
/ COURT.
In the matter Of tie estate OF Peter Bildi,a.
deceased
Notice IS hereby given. that by virtue and ir
pursuance Of an order Of license made in sai3
matter, Oh the i5th dag of August, \, p. 1850, 10y
administrators of the estate Of said deceased
viii. ON saturday the 18th day OF September 4.
d. 1850 AZ lu O'Clock In the forenoon az saii Qsy
al uIe dwelling house upon The prem isc offer igr
sale at Public Ecndue, the following described
lands, situated in Iowa county Wisconsin uiz
The west halt OF The solthwes, quarter OF section
twenty tour 49, ana the southeast quarter oi The
southeast Quarter uf section twenty three %.
town tive g., north Of range two e., east,
The toyus Of >ule. cash
O. J.. David .nd Johnson p Fuudel, a1u. b. Is.
traitors OF the estate 81 Peter Bl5dfrk deceased.
Dated al Lancaster this 1Gd DAY Of Auepst A.
y. 1850 }Gw-g
The People's vindicator., 1880-10-23
Mer, Orleans.
FOR SALE.

A certain tract or parcel of land, sitlla-
ted in the parish OF Natchitochcs, on
the right hank Of Cane river, above the
town of Cloutirrvillc. on the opposite
side Of the river, containing l27 arpents.
more or less, bounded by lands Of Am
broiw Lccomte above, and below by
land of Luc Porche, and with front on
Cane River.
Another tract of land in same parish,
containing 70 acres, and being the lower
half the west half with east quarter and
east fractional half OF the north west
fractional quarter of section 26, tOwh.
ship seven north, range five west. con
tanning in all lao acres, as per Patent
1856, and being the same tract Of land
derived from Jas. b Coutry.
The v. j. .RACHAL plantation. contain
ing Il hundred and srventy-,ix acres,
GOOD dwelling Of FIVE rooms, stables and
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing 66 acres, with buildings, dwelling
house, gin house, larg" corn crib, over
secrs house. three negro cabins and other
buildings.
The DAY place, containing about a
hundred acres or more, with all the
buildings on same.
The WALLACE plantation, Cain river
fronting both sides, and containing
about l4OO acres, with all necessary
buildings, etc.
LAKE JERICO plantation, about 4
miles from Natchitochrs. containing about
- acres. with dwelling, gin house,
stables and cabins.
The above property is valuable and
will be more 80. as there is now no doubt
about the Railroad being completed
Will be sold on very reasonable terms
say I to | cash, balance in one, two
three and four years, with per cent in
terest. Mr.. Landry Charleville. at C(ou
tierville, will give full particulars Of the
land, and also Mr.. John G. Trichell, al
Natchitochcs.
Addres. D. r. CARROLL,
80 PerliG o Street, New Orleans.
Aug. 70.
The People's vindicator., 1880-10-23
Election Notice.

DY virtue Of a Proclamation Of bio ES'
ID cellency, Samuel Douglass 4cEnefy,
Lieutenant Governor, and acting Cov'
ernor Of the State Of Louisiana, otdee
ing an election to he held througbc9!st g
tho State of Louisiana, on TUESDAl'
tho Second day Of the month Of Noven:
Der, 1850, for Presidential Election ane
Representatives in Congress TOT tes >
State. Now, therefore, !, 6amae! r
Raines, Sheriff of the Parish Of Natcn..
toches, and ex.ofaicio returning onex.
thereof, do, in accordance with % ass :s.@ q
the Legislature approved March H. lo!y' '
hereby give notice that an election ~"
be held in accordance with said ptcc's:. !:
nation within and for said fainn y =
Natchitoches on Tuesday tho % dey y =
November, 1880, between the hoo1s - -
7 O'Clock .. m, and 6 o'clock p. r., = =
the precincts and polling places ns.S ~
and designated by the Police !as! "a y
said Parish. And do hereby ofoeE -. 81.
direct the several commissioners appos'ast. ~
ed by the proper authorities 70 oooasSS; oI"S
said election in tho manner pFecenasc.v::. q.
by law and make due return o. ~" ~.
respective polls to my Office w'ta'n w
shortest possible delay. ,,,,,o
SAMUEL P. RAlSEss. Ss..;r
sherif7s Office, Oct. 7th, 1880.
The People's vindicator., 1880-10-23

CHALER- NORMAND.-On the
18Th. inst, at Cloutierville, in this
parish. Mr.. Terence Chaler to Miss
Julia Normand.
We hope the career Of the happy
couple through life will be rs sweet
and enjoyable az the reminder OF the
event with which the bride favored
the V1NDICArOR.
SWEAT-SAFFORD On the 2lst.
inst, by the Rev. NJ. Cameron. Mr..
b. 8. Sweat to Miss Annette Stafford,
daughter Of Mr.. d. s ford, both Of
this parish.
The happy couple have our best
wishes for there happiness and sue
cess.
The People's vindicator., 1880-10-23

Va place st tho head OF our COL
unna The emblem OF American liber.
=. % peesoai6sd by 0Ex. WINFIELD
acorP HAucoCx. The dead chicken
n III talons b . type OF what the
salesy.grsbbsr, ersdit.mobilier swim
dIaf Garfield Will be next November.
aavhlch occasion he will be consign.
a 70 Q resting place where the hand
aR resurrection will never reach him.
The People's vindicator., 1880-10-23
NeW Advertisements.
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
Members Of the Parish Central Execu.
tive Committee, you are hereby request
ell to attend regular meeting Of this
Body on Friday, October 29th, at Z
O'Clock P. NJ, above Phoenix Saloon,
Natchitoches. Business Of utmost i'm
portance will he before the Committee.
As full meeting is desirable, we call
tho special attention Of country me'n'
bers to this fact, and respectfully urge
the necessity of their punctual attend
auce.
BY order of the Vice Chairman.
JAMES c. NOISE,
Oct. @. Secretary.
The People's vindicator., 1880-10-23

Absent-Messrs. Brry. B,ekin.
Bulger, Grain. Hall. Herring. Ives.
Jackson OF Natchitoches, Mahoney.
Morel, Morgan, Pearce, Roche.
St,ingfellow. Williams OF Morehouse
-15.
The motion to lay upon the table
was agreed to.
Here BUTLER. with the only oppor.
tunity vOuchsafed him to make an
anti. monopoly record. voted with the
Gas Company.
Az to that part Of the "forty.two's'
resolution complaining OF want OF
interest in these columns ofmonopo.
" and ring questions We can With
truth say that We fight issues as they
arise. We fail to see where any mo
nopoly is endangeriog the Safe or
the people-except the Gas monopoly
and the Sugar Shed exclusive privi'
lege. but We find the Buffers ct III
homo genus standing firmly by them.
The VINDIcAToR is progressive pa
per, it is also q peoples paper and
not the mouth.piece Of humbug
demogogues or blatant idiots. 1t
does not propose to howl hyena.like
over issues past and dead. 1t finds
only time to do all In its power to
elect q President representing Con-
stitutional government. 1t believes
that the Democracy Of this State is
not strong enough to dispense with
the services at the polls Of 30 OF every
AZ men in its ranks. 1t believes In
an honest effort to call immigration
to the State, and 1t knows that 1t can
never be accomplished while one sci
| OF citizens are denouncing the Other
set as q pack Of thieves and corrup'
tionists. It believes that taxation
has been materially reduced. 1t be-
lieves that the last legislature full
filled It's mission and provided fol
the Constitution, except in . few tn'
stances-one OF which vas Mr.. Bur
: 1ER's idiotic School bill. It believes
, that all this traduclng Of men
springs from impure motives or dis
. appointed political ambition, and Il
, believes finally, that tho immorta
+ "forty.two'' OF Bienville are . email
Get who don't represent any bod!
t under the suu but BUTLER, and he 4
Q a near nobody as can be.
The People's vindicator., 1880-10-23
A Literal OHer.

We propose 70 furnish the Nov Or.
leoas WIKLY DExoCRAT, . twelve
poeo poper, and tho VIxDIcAroR an
eleht paae paper, making TWENTY
RAOES q reading matter for the
mall cum o. Two Dollars and Fifty
Osots pee anuum. payable invariably
q advance. These two papers Ie'
Aeet the sentiments Of q vast major.
ny Of the people Of tho State. and
WI b found n oil things thorough
u up % tho spirit Of tho time.