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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-03
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCT. 1851.
s IS | S,s,, sets-............ d 40

ARRIVED
Str Norfolk, Philadelphia, to + A Reed.
Str Goo Lesry. Norfolk. TO Hooo
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk. to Il A. Rood
Sir Mattano. lower Pot'c. to j Brodors & Co.
Str T V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, to 70.
tomsc Forrv Company.
Str Sue, Baltimore, to Broders i Go.
Str Nj s!ic, lower Porc. 10 Pol'o Ferry Co
Sehr u CLARK. Philadelphia. 10 j Mehatloy
s. 70.
SAILED.
Sir Lady of the Lake Norfolk, BY r A Koed,
Str Sue, Baltimore, by j Broders y Co..
Str Il ArroWsmith, lower Potomnc by Po-
tomac Ferry Company.
Str Mvsiic. lower Pcrc, by Pore Ferry o..
Scht Harriet Thomas. Now Hsven. By Amer
lean Coal Go.
schr Robert llcsley. Baltic, by W Il Mooic
hENoRAHDA
Str John Gibaon. hence at New York2d.
Schr HOrtensls, from l. .hmOnd at Boston LET.
Schr Ella, from Georgetown, at Bangor .9.h.
Echr Mary MORSE, sailed from Bath, for
Washington 18th
for Gardiner 18th
Schr Hattie s Williams, sailed from Gardiner.
for Washington I'D.
Schr John Bird, from Gonrt clown at Vina.
ylrd Haven 30th.
Schr Nom IN, from Winj,cr. CIR ,b;s no,t Of
Vineyard haven 30th.
Schr Maggie K Gray cleared st Portland ooh
ult, for kennebec to load for Baltimore.
Schr Klen Fisher, for Washington sa;lo,
from Bath 18th ult.
Echr Silver Heels. from Georgetowl for
Bridgeport passed through He'll (iate lat.
schr Mary Augusta, hence. at Richmond Is.
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Buried Rcneath IL Wall,

PHILADELPHIA. OCT. 4 -Workmen have
b,en eusfg d fer couple OF k back in ra
buildu portion of tho rroduo; stara at No.
10 Duck street. and in order to obitin inRress
wlihtu; ob,truotinS tho doorway poriol OF
tho south end OF tho wall WIS removed. Tits
90 Saturday evenir it gave way. falling 10 the
g:0uod 90 c.m psc.ly that alter the cash il ap-
pearod as though tho blicks had bn-u neatly
laid sd by size On tho pavement. When the
Ha camo dowo il fill upon aod completely bu.
rad G ooiorcd nan named Horny ohnsor, vino
WAS en- lis why homo with u watermelon for
bi5 family When he was rooJvIr from the
pile Ct biickH he ws5 10 40 urcOnloic coudi!ion
aad lsto 10 ito evtnir died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-03

TtlCgtaus from New York state that Cen.
Malone had long interview with tho Posi-
den! last Saturday, ADD that it is az assured
fact tina. ho will vote for tho rcorgan z.tion of
the Senate in The reppb ;ciu interest. Orcourse
ne will, and nobody who knows him has ever
thought he would do otherwise When he de.
sorted his State. il section and his party in
their extremity. he never Intended 10 rolurp to
lhtm again. Araold never cAmc blck to the
| n,tol Staicu
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Mothers! Mothers!! Moti,crs!!!

Arc you disturbed a. nigh. and broken o, your
rest by q sick child suffering ana crying with
tho e1cruciatinR psin Of cutting tosth II 30.
goa cnco aud get n boitlo of Mrs WINSLOW'S
SOoTAi aH SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
Iit.lo sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon i.
there is no mistsko shout il. There Is not
mother Oh Garth who has ever used i. who will
not tell you at onCo that it will -cguls.e the bow
els, and give res! to tho mother, and relief and
health 10 the caid, operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe to use in all cases, and p:osasnt TO
the testc aid is The Prescription ct enc of The
oldest and bes: female phys!cians and nurses ii
!he liEl!a'! State. Sold eveiT whore. - crnta
bottle MIL
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The DanyiIIe Tobacco Trade.

DANvILE, Va, Ojt. The repcrt Of L.
w. Fcrr:l Il. president Of tho DitviIIo Tobacco
Association. submitted tha uorriug shows Ia,
dutipg September > 7G2,C12 lbs. of tobacco
wore sud IN this market Tor lS9, 1lG SIS. bslng
AL average SIT sc cta. per Ion lbs. During The
tobacco year cDded September 30.h, 50 552 504
ib' Of tobacco Were sod 10 bis market for
81 32G, S5I lG btiBg 90 average Of $40 50 per
lnn lha
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CANAL COMMERCE.

- Artived-Boats " Smith. T l. Bos.s, y =
Howison, W Waldridge, w Gregory, /;
Stewart. 5 Lloyd K Il Miller, aud Thcs Patton
to American Coal 20; 4 III Smith. A Is Spior
e Williaula II Z Shauer. q M Kyan, UApt /,
II Rulu A keaty to Georges Uresk Coal &
Iron %.
DopsrlCd-Bo.ts w Smith, y l.. Bolts, = y
Howison. w ID Walbr;dge w Gregory -
Stewart s Lloyd. Il II Miller, II Patton, NJ
Smith, a b spier. Il Willismp, II K Sh.nsr and
e Al Ryan ''"0
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Set Hack IL Years

Il WAS troubled for many years with Kidney
Complaint. Gravel, &c; my blood became lhih;
wss dull ard inactive could hardly crawl
about; was an old Torn out man all over; could
get nothing TO help me. until got Hop b.ters,
and now am boy again. Ny blood and kid.
neys ere all right, and anl az active as man of
30, although 1 am u and l have 40 doubt it
will do Is we'll for others of nv ago. 1t is worth
a trial. e Father -Sund1y Mercury.
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Religious Frenzy,

NLW IoRK. OF. "A dispatch from
Panams says: A singular religious irot7y has
broken tu: 10 Nio,raugue. The people at
looted bul,vo themselves tho RIO pients OF
divine communications. Whenever person
feels the Inspiration Of Communication" ho
rushe5 TO tho church and Hogs tho bill, when
tho whole population assemble to hear tho
Message from on high
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Murdered In Il Bar Room.

PHILADELPHIA, OJt. 3.-During disu,b-
aIoe in DepuIy Sheriff Thomas Smiths bar
room, at JuoIpur and South Stroots. on Satur-
day night, John kestol, % years old. Was beat
ca to death by William johnson. keslcl end
Johnson wero companions and members of q
crowd which bears hard reputation
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Tho Trial OF Guitcuu.

WASHINGTON. Oct. The grand jury met
to-day at 1915 with full attendance ard i'm
proceeded 10 consideration of the
case of Chas. j. Guitoau charged with murder.
lex Jae. a. Garfield. The only witnesses heard
were Surgeon General Barnes, who testified rs
10 tho wound, and cicer Adams, who Wac on
duty At tho baltimore and Potomac depot at the
tina Of tho shooting
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Acc1tink Fairfax CO., W.. sen1G-eot,a

FFRUSTEA'5 SALE or REAL ESTATE
Il BY vittuo Of dscd Ct trust from Edward
J." Carter to mo. bearing ca!e Of Decamber 10Th.
lSG1. aud recorded in the Clerks cflce of Lou
doun county, shall, for tho purpose of carving
Gu. the provisions Of said trust, offer for sale At
public suction on tho premises, on THURS.
DAY, Oct! 18th, 1881. a valuable TRACT OF
LAND, situated in lowor Loudoun, on Bull
"WOODLhNp," containing THREE HUN
DRED AND TEN ACRES. The farm is we'll
w3!arad, has an ample supply of timber. is of ell
cellent quality and in fne state of cultivation;
has on II a commodous DWELLING HOUSE.
good T&NANT HOUSE. largo and sub.
s:antial STONE STABLE and other necessary
outhousea, and is we'll worthy of the attention
of any one desirous of good invettment
Mr.. Il. j. Ayers who resides on tho farm will
take pleasure in showing the property TO any ono
who desires to examine IT.
Terms of Sale: Cre third ca.h tho residue in
three equal snnua psJmsnts, bu,ring intarost
trola day OF sale; tho purchaser to Five bond
With approved personal seca.i,y; and title 10 be
retained unit; iiIsl payment is made.
:alo 1t Il o'clock N.
GA WFOKD GUSHING, Trustee.
ta!hsrpin Z. Pr. VIM CO.. Vs., eepl3-tw2swts
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Fatal Row.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Oct. ga special Dispatch
from III, III ptis says that last Friday At Marian.
ma, Lee county, Ark, Thomas q. Rogers struck
James A. Beckhsm with club. BsckhAm
drew pistol and shot Rogers through the thigh
and in both his arms. Rogers fell but drawing
out his pistol shot Beckham in the stomach,
causing his death in threo hours. Rogers, who
is farmer had quarreled with Beckham few
days before. Bcckhsm was a native Of Now
Orleans, and was young and wealthy.
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Fire.

BRADFORD. Pa, Oct. 3-Tvolvs buildings
wore destroy oil by ire 1t Warren. Pa, scster-
day morning, Involving q loss Of $4,000 with
Clarke, Jr,, u Co.'S. largo planning and SAW nil
and knswOrih & J0hnson's priat mill havo been
burned. Tho latter lose $2l.OOO
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Tho uafkeE opens steady aud Quot There is
10 change to noto in Flcur. Tho c1aripgs Of
Whea! arc light. and we Ro:c small sales u. II.
IA. rs and Iii for Fuz and Ia. lI3 and II,
for Lancaster, as 10 quality. Blu! little Cora
was oGerod, which sold at St for white. Small
lots Of Rye brought 100 aud log, and one lot OF
Oats told at 53. Country proiuce il scarce and
wanted at quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-03

Be1s!o.-Do DOT lct your Diugeiss usIGi eli
Cn you aoy Few. Cheap REMEDY for colds when
you i!quire tor DR.. Bulls Cough Syiu., OF you
will he disappointed. Price % o.uls butilr
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Callers on the President.

New York. Oct. S.-Among the callers on
President Arthur, who romaood q. bis house
this forenoon wcro SeDator Saunders. of Nc.
braskt; Con. Sharpe aud Postmaster Pearson.
~ man named Wilkins, who was evidently
crank, called, bot was not admitted. lilo had q
long document ooutaioirg large plumbers Of sig
natures and wis looking for foreign consul
~.
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King KaIaknun.

CINCINNATI, o.. OCT. 3.-king kalskau
ard suite arrived this morning from Washing
ton aud started nv first train for Lexington,
KY. whcrJ the Kiog cxptc.s to bay some
nuGuGu hhraeH.
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Drowned.

PR.vIDEECE. K. / Oct. ga private dis.
patch received Ibis morning says: Caleb Fiske
Harris and his wife, of this oily, were drowned
las. night in Aoorehesd Lake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-03

AllndiDg 10 the various clDreisus. the
Wheeling InteHgcncer thinks that tito great
campaign now upon US will sxcoed that OF 1872.
when the Go West phiIoaophsr" vas in the
field aud fray. Time works wonders; but
With something's it can make 90 chsrg,, as tho
following from our esteemed i.Ilow citizen H.
E. Behrens. esq.. will show: have sold the
Hamburg Drops sine, 1872. and havo uever
heard complaint; know families who would
not be without the Drops for ary:biug Evc,y
dealer says the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-03

II HGHANGE BUILDING COMPANY
~ 4 nlee'ing OF the Stock holders Of tho KN .
CHhNGk BUILDING COMPANY is called
for MI HDAY. Oct. l0.h, 1881, 81 IN O clock a,
nj at Tho rooms Of the Company. a full re-.
presentation Of Inc stock ei;her in per.on or by
PROXY, ls requested ss business of importance
Will he presented 10 The meeting.
sci = Wild Z & HUDE Prnsiaanf
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Killed by the Cars.

ORANGE Z. IL. Vs., Ok. 3.-WilIio Matter
youth OF fifteen years, tel between hs cars G
switching freight train, yesterday, and rcceiv
cd fatal III uirs.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCuBUEG.
PR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JANIS BARBOUR, or UULPKPER.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
L. w. McKIN NEY, OF FARMVILLK
FOR THE HOUSE OF DRLEGlTES.
JUDGE CHARLES Il. STUART.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF RIAL ESTATE

by virtue ola decd of trus! from Andrew Ar
mold and vito TO the undersigned, dated the I'D
day Of december, 1874. and recorded ia the
Clerks otico Of Fairfax county, Va, shall, for
the purpose Of Carrying out tho provisions CT
SAID trust. offer for saie at public auction, btfore
tho Court House door of said county, on SAT-
uKDA!, the 18th day Of October, 1881. val
liable FARM OF 81! acres of land wing immo.
dIstely upon tho Telegraph road miles from
Ale1sndris and about quarter of milo from
Long Branch, on tho Aexandris and Fredol-
icksburg 4. L. This farm is we'll wstered and
has an ample supply Of timber. 1t has com.
Portable and commodious DWELLING
HOUSE. Stables. Corn Glib. &C., n tolerable
Orchard Of Pohch, Pear and Apple Trees, and
Is well worthy tho attention Ct any ono wishing
sgood little barn.
forms Of Sale: One third cash the resiLua in
emo ana two years, with interest from day of
SALE deferred pay menLs TO DO secured by deed
f trust and good personal security upon tho ilfst
deferred payment
N. 3. NEVITT, Trustee.
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The sole survivor of eleven hundred men is
living at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. New York.
Gen. Daniel Tyler was 9 first lieutenant of the
hrSt artillery. consisting OF l 100 men. 10 1924,
when the regiment received Lafayette at York.
town. Every member of the regiment is said
TO be dead except Gen. Tyler,
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Astronomers predict bright metaoric show OTIS
on the 18th. 10Th and 10Th inst The beet t:ms
10 OBSERVE the phenomena will DO betwn6n mid {.
night and moon rising.
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Tie Georgia Stat, Senate by vote Of 26 TO
10. has passed House bill TO appropriate S](Ol
to tho University of Georgia to complelu the
amount necessary 10 make FREQ tho tuition at
that nstiu;ion
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FAIRFAX COUNTY CIDER VINEGAR. 3 years
old. The best md most reliable for PICKLES.
Mover fails. Sold by GEO. MCBURNEY 4 Son.
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STOCKHOLDERS MgRTING-Iho~revu-
- u!ar srIul meeting of tho stock holders of
The ALEXANDRIA and WASHINGTON
RAILROAD COMPANY will bs held at the
office of The company. in Alexandria, Va. on
MONDAY. October "a, A u. 1881. at ii 20 m
stp22-wtd JOHN GROVE. Sectv.
CQUDT'S GENUINE FRRNCH
- BLACKING for sale by
tapG j. y MlLBJJRN
ClMALL HAMS. Hams FROM G 10 IN In, e,.b
~ of choicn quality received to day by
sero j. q. hILBURN,
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Tne moro elaborate report of tho autopsy Of
the body of tho atc President has been made
public. This last report starts out with tho
Information that tho body was very nuch cms
oi.ted. and tho limbs much moro go lhan tho
face. The most Inexperienced l.ymou need not
bo informed, sitter reading this report, that
when Gen. Garfield died he was reduced to the
very last stsgo Of mental ard physical txhsus.
ton. The fact is tho President Wis wasting
AMY hour by hour and day by day almost lr,m
tho moment no was shot, yet for eleven weeks
the people wore daily Informed that ho was
eating We'll and sleeping WE'LL that his food was
asslmllstirg. that he was gaining strength or
that he WAS holding his own, 60 A witty i,ur-
nallst says that to have preserved the unilJrm,
ity of the bulletins aDd of the statements made
By those around The President tho bulletin is.
sued tho morLlrg after his death should have
read thus: Tho President died last night.
With this exception his condition il un.
changed" Tho result Of the autopsy shows
that grave errors weH committed through igno
ranoo. Medical authorities. howtv,r, concur 10
the ballet that the case, uadtr any ooutso Of
troatmen was fatal from tho Beginning; but
there was DO excuse whatever for the DELHI; rate
wholesale mls,tatemepts which wcro oonlinu-
ously mado ss to thu Pfobiden'is condition Tor
o period of more than Two moHths The hcmor
rhage which occurred Immediately before d ,ath
was sho result of a rent 10 tho spcuiu artery.
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FOREIGN NEJE.S,

A railway between tho Giants Csusoway ana
Fort Hush is 10 BIO operated By electricity.
It is reported tina! thoro is 'cnIn ssb' hd
tween Prussia and Tho Vatican.
Mr.. PArnell IN ,de speech al Cork yastordsy
in favor Of the national independence OF ireland
Father Sheehy also made speech.
Fifty pounds OF detonator5 have hAan stolen
from powder magazine between Cork ana
QueenstoWn.
Tho Russian minister Of internal affairs attrib.
utes the porst cation of the Jows to economic
causes.
Lord Dulferin has urged upon tho govornmoni
OF the Porte the execution Of tho tr;,aiy for tho
suppression Of tho slave trsdo
The evacuation Of Thesaaly being compieto
twenty bsitilions Of Turks have been sent TO
Prisrend, where Dervisch Pasha is concentrsl-
ing force.
Notice is given a. st. Petersburg that tho i'm :.
portatlon OF gslVanlc apparatus will he subject
to the same inspection aud control NJ tho impor.
tatlon OF arms.
Numerous incendisry iros arc ported in viii
lagos IN all parts Of Southern Russia. They slo
attributed TO the discomfort of tho p,Rasnlry,
owing to bad pay for labor. The grohter part Of
the Swiss town of Nyon has besn destroy ed by
an incendiary fire.
All the charges against NJ. Ganbetls and
others, that the Tunlsian OK podi!ion WAS OIL
ranged fer stock iobbing purposes. will be inves.
tigAted in the criminal prosecution about TO be
Instituted by ID. Roustan, French Minister 10
Tunis. against NJ. Henri Rochefort Tho charges
arc pronounced silly fsbrcations.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS

James Walker. esq, of Westmo1cl, ard, di. i
suddenly on the 9th ult.
The S,ae fair will open October l7.h and
will conIiouc until the eth.
The Western Union Telegraph Company an.
nounces the completion of its liue TO Yorktown
and the opening OF 40 olEoo thero Tor the iran
sncton OF business.
Louis Marchctti. Of R,ohmood, was robbed
On Saturday OF ! 600. the money beiug taken
from his trunk by thieves, who Climb Il up a
back porch and through rear window.
The amount and qualify Of -four iospccod io
Ricbmo md during the month of September w.n
hs follows Eve thousand one bundrod sBd
twenty fiVe barrels family; i27 barrels extra .u-
peIlne and iO4 barrels supcrnc.
1t is Gained that Aocomso and N.r,hamp
ton Counties have tho best soil fer psach trees
that is kuCwa Ia Amerc.. Th,ra ara peach
tloos living and bearing there now wL.ci ws,c
planted IN 1916 There Was little CT no fal.ufe
ct the peach crop ihero this season.
General Mahono said. in hs M.z,,t II All
speech. Il would uso my b S; cndeavors to So
cure vote Of tho people sanoliouirg settle-
ment ct , per oest for for'y fve yesr5, 90 O
basls OF So 1000 OF and this sctloman: 10
ing ratified, would enforce it by tho L,ei-s,
turo and the courts
"a Saturday evening. 10 Richmond. a. Mrs.
Rider. wife OF gGullsman conneoiei with the
'xiIess othca, was nssslng from her residrroo,
Gu Ross street. 10 Governor towards Broad st.,
snd when opposite the ALLY near the Richmond
House. negro darted out. seized foo gtli
chain. tore it from her neck, and mado off.
Hoo. James Barbour is announced to sneak
10 this ely Tuesday. November Isl; King
George U. H.. November 81 Icourt d. y and
SpotsyivabIa Z: H., November 7lh court day. |
Hop. Charles /. o Ferrsl is to speak o. Fair
isx U. II. on tho 18th atd at Stafford &. II. on
the l9ih. Hoo. J. Ran. Tucker is to speak 81
ktnG George e. II. on the 9th. Col. II, Il.
Peyton spoke a. Bren.sVle, p,iocs William
Co., to ~. add will speak at Kioc Goo,r, ~
II. on the 9Th. There is to be a mass mee,;o.
and barbacle at WaIrenton On tho 9Th,
Fix Senator Conkling exi rsssts himself nrcb
amused at tho lumors lbas have beca set Al ,at
about the mission ha is supposed 10 be charged
with by the stslRsr,a. lie asserts that no pses
in the Cabinet has been effJred hin. aud he
should most positively refuse any position if it
we've offered.
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b6~ The bast Summer teverage-BELFAs7
GINGER ALE.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in IWlNE OF CARDIFF"
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NJ . I y K.
FOR YORKTOWN.
On TUESDAY. October 9TH. the steamer


will Commence making regular trips to York
town leaving this city ~ p. III. on TUES
DAYS. TIL RSDhYS and SATURDAYS.
Faro and freight rates Same as TO Norfolk.
oct3 +. a. REED, AGENT,
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Inc Lafayette Bank. q! Cincinnati, was
rooDed Saturday morning of $4,000 By two
men, one OF whom engaged the president 10
Conversation while the other meda eff with ten
tns Thousand dollar bonds.
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For sale by <. s. Lea dbeater g. Bro.
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VIRGTS1A Bonds 81. r. ksmbleton Cc.'s
Baltimore Financial Circals: Of Saturday ,s:.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-05
M:rw advertisements.
Shcr;f's Sale.

Sher;if's Sale.
Thepse Labyche. widow AuSuStc n
Robin ct ais, rs. Marie Thrrr>p Castillo.
widow Pierre Lahychc, Administrators
rtas.
District Court, Parish Of NatchitochcS.
NJ. $500.
DI virtue Of u writ Of seizur. and sale
- issued in the above entitled and nnml-
bevel suit aud Ia me directed, ! have sciz
ed and will offer for sale to the last aud
highest bidder. ut auction. at the door
OF the Court House in the city and par
ish Of Natchitoclles, on
Saturday. tn" l9th dav OF March. 1881
at u o'clock NJ. tho following describ. Il
property, to.wit:
That certain plantation situated in
the parish Of Natchitoclles, State Of Lou.
isiana. Oh the east bank Of Red river,
called Little river. abOut four miles b..
low tlir town Of NatchitOchrs. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon
said plantation having u front on Lltl,
river. bounded in the rear, on the cas-,
by lands VI +. q. Bartlett and J. A. Dn.
c"nrnan. below and south by u pianta
ton Of Ambrose Lscomte, aud above AM,
north by y plantation formerly belong
my to Mrs. AzrIAia D,ckersou, and con.
tanning abont "l'e Thousand acres, NOR.
Or less.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-sn',iect t" appraiseI"eht.
). =. RAlNES.
tcO. 5.tds. Sheriff.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-05
1sthers! 1ethers 90 llothae,l !

Aslhers! 1ethers 90 Nother,l I 4
Are you disturbed 1t night and
broken Of your rest BY q sick child
suffering and cryipn with tho excru.
eating pain Of cutting teeth? lf,o
20 st ones and get q bottle of.siRS.
WINSLOWB SOOTHING SYRUP
II Will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately Gdepend upon Il: there
= 20 mistake about: II. There d not
: mother on earth Who has ever
used It, Who will not tell you & once
that It will regulate the s,owels. and
give rest to Ito mother. and reli+f
and health - the child. operating
IKE magic. 1t is perfectly sste q
use q III cases. and pleasant % the
taste. and u the prescription 81 one
q tho oldest and heat family physi.
ctans and nurses ID the United Gtatea.
Sold everywhere. Is cents 4 bottle.
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