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ssCOTTON.,,

4 weekly journal in the interest of Cotton
IA Growers, Factors. and Manufacturers
Published at ,, William street, New York by
an association OF New York and Southern gen
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The Evening Visitor.
RALEIGH. N. G..

A paper for the people, paper that is read
"a by everybody in Raleigh. 1t tells about
everything done in Raleigh. 1t has no politics,
is published every day in the week except
Sunday, and then its editors go to church. 1t
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Month: Address "EEENING VISITOR
Raleigh n. C. n42
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q District and Appellate Court
ig is temporarily at an end in this
nish, but the kind that laughs at
sssal advice and dotes on moOnlit-
nights in summer, and requires an
Unlimited supply of fire wood in
lFnler, goes on forever.
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Notice,

by order of I'd Districr Court for Bossier
- Parish, La, will lease, for 1881, at auc
ton, ut Court House door, in Bellevue, OH oath
January, 1891, the j. A. PICK EFT PLACE.
on Red River, belonging to Clyde Mex. Pickett,
Lessee to give note and security with lessons
pledge and 8 per cent. interest
L. b. PHILLIPS. Tutor.
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Found.

4 small Gold Ring, in Court house, at Belle
n we, La. The owner can have same by
calling on the undersigned, proving property
and paving for this notice
ERNEST j WYCUE.
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Miss Matte Council

WIN open the Spring Session of her School
W at Fillmore, January 3lst, 1881. All
English branches taught, and Music, if desired
For further Instructions address
MISS MATTE CONNELL
jan 20 Fillmore, La.
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10 Fresh garden seed at Mobley's

% Hons. j. G. Moncure and A.
Aueorge, Judges of the Appellate
'alt Of this District, opened the
sald term of the Court at Belle
l%last Monday. There was but
@ case on Decentralization &
|@mJ. Il. Lofton-and in this
''"e Judgment of the lower Court
v anrmed; defendant to pay the
WY OF both Courts. The Court
'pafned Tuesday until the next
!, guar term, which will be the 3rd
'aaay in June, 1881.
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RE virtue OF three writs of ticr facias issued
- from the Clerk s Office of the Parish of Bos-
sler La, in the above named suits, directed to
the Sheriff of Bossier Parish, | have seized and
will proceed to sell at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue Louisiana in
said Parish of Bossier, on the first Saturday,
the 9TH day of February, 1881, within the
legal hours of sale, the following described
pro perty, tO-wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter; the
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
section = the southeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section 10; the south half OF
the southwest gu rter, and the southwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter of section T.;
west half of the east half and the northwest
quarter of section II; the west half and the
southeast quarter of section Ia; the southeast
quarter and the south half OF the northeast
quarter of section u; the west half of the
southwest quarter, and the west Of the
northwest quarter of section %; all in town.
ship ~, of range IL Also, the northeast quar-
ter OF section 81 i'll township 20, of range l3,
containing, i'll all I6 acres, more or less
Seized as the property of the defendant, C..
w. Arnold, and to be sold to pay and satisfy
said writs.
Terms of Sale-Casll with the benefit of ap-
praisement. Act of sale at expense of pur-
chaser. X f. WYCHE.
Sheriff of Bossier Parish La
bellevue, La, Dec. 80 1880.
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Notice.

TIHhe Legislature at its Extra Session. should
l. one be called, will be petitioned to pass
an act changing Parish site from Bellevue to
Benton; subject to approval by the neople.
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RWehaye received the Holiday
Number of Our Little Ones, by the
Russell Publishing Company, $40
lsnout street, Boston, 81 90 per
ilnam. Just the thing for the lit
hones.
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-
" Attention is directed to the
''lsement of Miss Matte Con-
\ IT," oe found in another column.
axe great pleasure in recon-
au'ag Miss Cornell as an estima.
'aa deserving lady and compe-
|, - @acner. Her school is located
.Anore-one of the healthiest
aOs1 moral localities in North.
s's ''a'la-prerequisites not to be
'OAed IN behalf of the Young.
as and guardians will find
~ eonnell a lady entirely worthy
vi confidence and patronage.
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~ Bossier District Court adj
armed Wednesday, 10Th instant.
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~ Messrs. E. II. Moore & Sons
.,,e is crowded from morning till
,;,ht. all on account of selling goods
cheap.
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f'esn garden seed at Mobley's,

Il ''eSsrs. John Caldwell and T..
h. lsil nave formed a copartner,
h s. 4s VIII open the Eclipse Liv.
|adSs,O .e The public will be
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" Tue nnhE 40 large experience and
~ Caldwan 0mUnhuence, as well as
t1tpse stsl,;., They will open the
saGyssss'aa stables and will keep first
W Shreeepoet Times.
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Venrie.

State OF Louisiana, Be it remem
Parish of Bossier. bered that ON
THIS, the 10th January, 1881, we, the
Jury Commission, whose names an.
pear below. met at the Clerks Office
OF bossler Parish. La, and proceed
Ell to draw, and did draw and select
from the general Venire Box. this
day prepared by us, fifty names of
persons qualified by law to serve as
Grand and Petit Jurors for the first
week of the March term of the End
Judicial District Court to he begun
and holden in and for the Parish Of
Bossier on the 4th Monday of March.
the 18th day, A. D., 1881, in pursu
ance of Act No. A and Act No. "a
of Louisiana Ieoislatura viz.
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~ We regret to learn that the
Astoaice at Fillmore, this parish,
h, been discontinued by order of
Aa Postmaster General.
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rA little dust would be quite
acceptable now.
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ShcriH''s Sale.

James Marks } No $3.50,
VS.. In Bossicr District
G W. Arnold. )Court.
NJ V. Ogilvie } No 1851.
VS. Bossier District Court
c. w. Arnold.
w. Is. Ogilvie } No 25S2.
VS. Bossier District Court.
G.. w. Arnold
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rGardeu seed at DR.. Mobley's.
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BELLEVUE. LA.
eussDAY, :::"%:::JAN0ARY 20, 1881

~ Slush, slushy, slushiest.
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term OF District Court:
}. NJ. Cleaver, j. NJ. Bosley.
NJ. Ii. Brock, ]. w. Dodson,
Israel Rodgers, j. S. johnson,
&. b. Smith, j. f. Edwards,
G. +. Byrd, j. E. jackson,
j. a. Arledge, L. NJ. Britt,
VIM. W. Hooker, S. II. Young.
Il. nj. Platt, w. Timberlake,
&. 3. Hodges. ID. E. Bass,
Green Hughes, j. |. Butts,
Il. Z. Doyle, L. j. Hammond,
j. +. Gladney, d. VI. Morrison,
e. B. Wilson, Geo. w. Wallace.
Francis Smith, J. A. Young,
A. Hendricks, NJ. II. Clarke.
And also, the following thirty
names to serve as jurors for the third
week, commencing Monday, the 11th
day of April, A. D., 1881, term of
said District Court:
w. Ii. Scanland, l.. E. McDade,
L. J.Jackson, Henry Stone,
Alonzo Byrum, j. Curry,
Jno. S. Williams, w. c. Keith,
e. '. Dooley, Sam. Gladney,
w. A. Keller, G. III. Coombs,
John Hammonds,F. +. Gatlin,
G. w. Demoss, jr. G. w. Edwards,
W. G. Mcclure, Geo. Winham,
NJ. Bluestein, Z. w. Mckinney,
j. j. Swindle, d. B. Bush,
Il. Y. Graves, Adam Saxon,
j. \. Copeland, J. e. Pilkington,
\. j. Stacey, w. +. Council,
I. W. W. Stinson, W. Il. Thornton,
Done and signed, officially, Oh this
10th January, A. D., 1881.
A. II. THOMPSON,
Clerk and ey-officio Commissioner.
II. BARNACASTLE
f. NJ. HANKS.
w. G. VANCE.
j. n. BRYAN.
Ia Garden seed at w. J. Mohlay's
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u Garden seed at w. j. Mobley's.
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~ The streets and roads have
lsme quite muddy of late, and
Ne eyacting eye, looking for one
h spot, and the dainty foot (no
snger Cinderella like in its proper
tms) encounters nothing but slush.
eli you want elegant bed
room suits, par!or suits, mirrors, pic
tore frames, or anything in the Fur
.hun line, be sure to call Oh Messrs.
ER Moore & Son. Sold low for
rph
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a seed at W J. Mobley's.
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Shaeriss's SAKE.

X. +. WYCHE. Sheriff.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28

though heart-broken, speaking of him as
her dear little boy, who had been so good.
A bartender shot Dead
LEApv1LLE, May 27.-Between one and
two O'Clock yesterday morning, a rough
named Fitzpatrick and a drunken crowd
entered the Little Chief Saloon, and seeing
a colored porter sitting at a table, called
him by name and ordered him out. The
bartender, Julius May, interfered, and
said the negro had as much right there as
any one else. The words were scarcely ut
tered when Fitzpatrick fired his revolver
at MAY, with fatal effect. The murderer
was arrested.
An Overdose of Morphine.
DENVER, May 27.-McDonald Lyon died
here last night from an overdose Of NOR
phine, He was a well-known Chicago man,
being engaged in the brick and tile manu-
~facture with A. G. Ducat Of that city.
A woman who came here with him
proves to be Mrs. A. G. Ducat. She gave
him the morphine to ease pains in his
stomach, and since his death has made
three unsuccessful attempts at suicide.
The Coroner's Jury returned a verdict OF
accidental death.
Instructions Being Prepared.
New YORK, May 27.-Simon Wolff, a
member of the Union American Hebrew
Congregation, had an interview with the
Secretary of State on the Jewish prosecu-
ton in Russia. The Secretary informed
Wolff that instructions in the matter, SO
far as regarded American citizens, were
being prepared for transmission.
Readjusters in Trouble.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Readjusters
are troubled because they cannot get any
promises from the Administration Of pat
ronage. The President and Blaine both
now favor the regular Republican organize
ton in Virginia.
The Grant Contract Approved.
CRY Of MEXICO, May 27.-The Grant
contract has been approved by the Senate.
Grant and Eads leave for the United States
tonight. They will sail tomorrow for
New Orleans.
VIII Decline.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-It is mmored
that Plat, believing that he embarrasses
Conkling, will decline to be a candidate for
reelection.
At Albany.
ALBANY, May 26.-Thurlow Weed writes
Senator Mccarthy, saying that his letter
covers the whole ground. The Democrats
tonight decided to call a caucus for Mon
day.
Mackay In New York.
New YORK, May 2S.-Among the passen-
gers who arrived in the Bothnia yesterday
were John W. Mackay and Miss Mackay.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28
A ARREsT.

The New York Evening Mail says the
arrest Of Louis Kettler, the alleged MUIR
derer Of Nina Muller, whom he married
a few hours before her murder near Gut
tenberg, was effected through information
furnished by a newspaper reporter. 1t is
noteworthy that some Of the most i'm.
portant arrests Of recent years have been
effected through journalists. Chastine
Cox was arrested for the murder of Mrs.
Hull by means Of a journalist, and it
was through a Philadelphia newspaper
man that ''Dr." Buchanan, the vendor
Of bogus diplomas was exposed and
brought to justice. The service rem.
dered to police by journalists is of great
value. 1t is doubtful if Kettler would
have been found in Thirty-sixth street
but for information furnished by Mr..
George Sideing. a Jersey City reporter.
Much praise is due him, and to the po-
lice as well, for the promptness with
which the seizure of Kettler was effected.
1t is fortunate that the supposed murder
er has not fed to France, as was be-
heved, but is now within the walls of a
prison. If his guilt is established, the
utmost penalty of the law will be inade-
quate for his heinous ofense. 1t is of
extreme Importance that the perpetrator
OF such a monstrous crime should not es-
cape punishment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28

The New York Herald says : The Re-
publican party has fulfilled its mission.
Why should it not go to piecesi Why
should any one of its honest voters mourn
over its disappearance? 1t may not be
dead at this moment. but it is rotten. It
is a creature Of the railroad and other
corporations, and monopoly influence.
Its most intimate relations are no longer
with the people, but with the railroad
and telegraph kings, the Jay Goulds,
Stanfords, Huntingtons and others of
that kind, who own or control its man
ayers and chiefs.
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NEW TO-DAY.
D < G o ratio
ID y!
MONDAY, MAY 30, 1881.

nECoRATIoN DAY WILL BE OBSERVED
IL at Eureka with suitable ceremonies. The
literary exercises will be held ct the Opera
House, the use Of which Is kindly rendered by
the proprietors.
President Of the DAYTON. W. W. HOBART.
C~haplain-REv. JOSEPH T. LADD.
Poetess-MISS ADA LANSING.
Orator-HON. G. ". MERRILL.
The procession will be under OF
GEN g. N. SABIN, and will be formed a.
follows:
Gen. Ssbin and stan.
Ruby Hill Bands.
Companies B and E, Second Brigade, N. NJ,
Union and Confederate ex-Soldiers.
President Of the Day, Chaplain, Poetess and
Orator In Carriages.
children Of the Public Schools.
Eureka Fire Department.
Civil Societies.
Citizens on Foot.
Citizens in Carriages.
Citizens Mounted.
The procession will form promptly at II
o'clock A. NJ, the right resting on Main street,
near Bateman will move up Main street, and
countermarch. Arriving ut the Opera House
1t will disband until the conclusion Of the ex.
ercises there, when IL will reform and march
to the cemeteries, where the distribution Of
flowers will be made.
A cordial invitation is extended to all sol
diers, Union and Confederate, OWL Societies,
and Citizens Of Ruby Hill, Eureka and vicinity
to join in the procession and exercises Of the
day. GEN. g. n. sABIN. Grand Marshal
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True Love.

OF all the love affairs in the world, none
can surpass the true love of a big boy for
his mother. 1t is a love noble and honor
able in the highest degree to both. do
not mean merely dutiful affection. mean
a love which makes a boy gallant and cour-
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plainly that he is fairly in love with her.
Next to the love of her husband, nothing
so crowns a woman's life with honor as
this second love, this devotion of the son
to her. And I never yet knew a boy to
I" turn out bad" who began by falling in
love with his mother .-Longfellow.
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