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MIGHTY QUEER PEOPLE.


THE CONSCIENCE FUND. AND N'hAr II
AMOUNTS To-sECRETARY UPpoN's IL
TrnrsTrNG RFMINIscENCEs-cRAzf III
xAxc,yRs AND THEIR yA6ARIEs.
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Ey Frank -. I'm < Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auct.oucer-.
HOS Main sire {.


TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
/ VALUABLE FARM on NE CHARLIE
CITY ROAD, ABOUT SEVEN MILES rR VI
RICHMOND. NEAR rpTR. NILE CRtEk, AID
hDJpINING THh LANDS OF FEANhLlN
STEARN- AND PUIllP KptiiL A\J>O1H.
Frs. CONTAlNIND 443'l 4 RES by virtue Of
"A deed of trust Gated B"tObcr D. 1877, and duiy
recorded in thr clcih', office o. llenuc0 county
Court, IRON Richard Cauihpiu nd wife 10 the uu-
dersisBcd. We VIII sell al an ton. Oh
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1851.
AZ the Office of Frank - Hip & Goa Auctl0ufcrs,
HOS Nam street. ~ O'Clock =. VI. the FARM To-
cattd a. above described. The improvements con-
sist Of "A new frame dwelling ana the usual OUT
houses: about Galf Of the farm cleared and the
balance in.wOOds.
TERMS: cash sufficient 10 pay two notes (uUw In
defaulrl amounting t. slll6, with interest. aud
the expenses OF sale; $I,O07lO. cue January /,
1882 with interest till psid and the balance upon
such terms the said Richard Cauhorn may direct.
{ r. SrOKES,
FRANK ID. NIL,
fe3 Trustees.
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PASTE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE.(
AMELIA COURTHOUSE. January is, 1881. :
rlNO STEPHEN MECH. j. ARTHUI

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. January s, 1881.
Two STEPHEN MECH, j. ARTHUR
i LEROY. ADMINISTRATORS OF La Y
LAURA TREViLYAN. DR. CEASED. AM
THE HEIRS OF SAID LAURA TRENII.-
yam DECEASED, WHO ARE PARTIES
UNKNOWN, 10 AL Tar CRkDl1URS OF
TuE SAID LADY LAURA T ttNiLfAN,
AND All OTHERS INTERESTED:
Take notice tina pur uant 10 a decree maze az The
September term, lsS0. OF Amelia Circuit Court, IN
the uit OF Stephen Mech for. &C, rS. Trevyan's
DAY. february "a. 1851. 1t my hicr, at Amelia
Courtboase, between9 A. III. and 4 4. NJ. Co take
the foie sinR arccunt-i0 wit An account OF the
properly, real and personal. of winch la0y Laura
Tryilysu died seized Bnn pOss ssed. iogtthrr with
the anDusi and fer.ftmple value cf he satd real
estate: an EccOun Of ali debt due by aud oufstfHd
Ina agan.t ihe estate Of ;he sid Lady Laura iIe
yyan. with Their hRnities nd piiorities: On ,c-
coant OF the frausac ions ofs Ar hur LEROY, adj
minisiTHOr Of LlS Laura Treyliau. decra-ed
showing abe seaount nt pcrslnii properly WHIT
came or should IfoDsrly have come no bts hands
Gs said g,mnistfa on, aud the disposition % The
sa sle ana eeIeciaily IS 20 any bonds Of ne Pert
X sal RaliroaI Company beorsitg 20 sa d esae.
the value ~ the saDe. ID fhs amount rece1ge6
thereon and 10 aSeeIisiu aBd STATE whether he per-
soma propefty " The said cecedeIg'S isaac Is suf-
cieni 10 nay Nf aud discharge ils Eufblednfs or
whether II IS necessary to ses The sabt estate.
or ans part ihsrcf tor that purpose; and eto 10
inquire who are he rae ana iesai heirs ~ said Iady
Laura TIeyIiyAn. dSceaseh: at which umc aud
u ace all pir,Ifs teressd are not,Bsd IN ste0d
Given under nv li1ud u comm Ouer IA chan-
ceIy of Anne Ia Circuit Court.
~ MEADE. Count. sioner &C.
MEADE HAsKIns, WITT VAsGiE, JoHN pUS.
JOp, counsel. Jazp-safw
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SEINE THREAD

NOTICE.-We nave iu,t re- &...,asSrrTsD
~ ceiy,d smother supply of Llp\/~
BRAND sEl<E-THktAD-st No.
T.. UCHTENSTEfN & So\~. inl'r ,F
SEiNE-IlIgkAD AND ~ II lMiNh o. ....
THE LtUN BRAND. Narrated DOB tNt 3D.. -r
tiou: all ms. sna aUahiies ~ stecA, "HH. .
offering 40 lower prices Than tlls .unos '''
fOr Va any markef. NETTING lnf trt.- 49,
deOlh ;SEI<F-TWt<tS alsiz $50 ~ t-..
soft-aid, medium ltid ana bsrd- uif -
every q, scripii0H: CORK tOthN N'u' ~
Prices guaranteed 10 b. tHr 'wt,i.
f. Q Hicnwoth So
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While $500 seems 10 be large sum for
even a crazy man TO give away, there Is a
still more remai kablc case on record. Mr..
UPTON saws that some years ago a man sent
from Springfield, ILL.,, package containing
81, 800 In old bills, with the request that
new bills be sent in their place. He gave
his name and the above address. The re-
quest was not IN Unusual one, and the pack
age Of new bills was sent by express 10 his
addres, al Springfield. No onesCalled for
The package at the express Office, and II
was discovered that no man OF that name
lived in the place. The Department made
every effort TO discover who the sender was,
but without avail. IL was stated at The ex-
press office in Springfield that the package
was brought there by welldlesSed maD-
q styanger--but this was all that was ever
known OF the matter, and the money still
lies
IN THE TREASURY UNCLAIMED.
BIT while there is this peculiar class, who
are convinced that they are indebted TO the
Government. there is another class, perhaps
larger In numbers, and certainly infn'cly
more troublesome, who are convinced that
tie Government owes them money. Letters
from this class Of persons ate continually
being received at The Department, and one
individual for a long time wrote regularly,
tTery week, 10 the Department, present.
ing some claim or other upon the funds
in the Treasury. A very singular case was
that OF man who, year or two ago,
usedto come over from Baltimore once u
week, and presenting himseH at the Urea
sury, ak when the check for the Geneva.
award money, which had been declared to
be his. would be made out He was the
proprietor q store in Baltimore, had quite
a large family. and when al home conducted
bis business with ability, aud showed no
signs OF insanity. Bat oGce a week he
came over TO this city, and al ooee became
crazy. lie became so persistent that the
usual devices Ct putting BIN OFT were px-
hausied. and otders had 10 be issued 10
deuy him admission TO the Department.
a Few days aga
AwELL DRESSED Lazy
entered the room OF Assistant-Seeretarv
Upton. She had quiet. self.posses sed
manner. aus stated her business clearly and
conciseiy. ehe said that by ioiat eonsen-
lion OF Ene1asd and France large sum Oi
mooey bad been ordered TO be paid 10 her
father upon the expiration OF dry years.
The money had been placed IL the u nit I'd
States Treasury, aud as ihat time had ex.
PRED sbe had come after TIE money. She
also SAID that the claim comorised the title
10 some land In western STATE, OF Which
she also wished 10 obisin possession. Thi.
quiet lenatic was politely referred to the |
Land Division. aud nothing more has been
heard from her.
In The year 1870 lady sent So 600 10 the |
Treasury as subscription TO the per cent. /
bonds. The envelope OF The litter was de.
stro,ed before II was discovered that the
sender NJ the m onay had moi o,ven nor al |
dress. Her address could not be ascertaiDed,
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real ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
REAL E>TATE AGENTS. &c.

u. y. tHAFFIN. ROBERT H. 1ILLlAA'
u b. CHAfFlN IL CO.,
IN. REAL ESTATE AGENTS ..,..,.,.,,.,
AND RUCTIONEERS,
CORNER TESgg AND MAIN STREETS,
sell cily ana country prop ry prlkaeil or NJ au',
iion: eOllcc. rents in RchmOnd Maucht ter ana
country and make pfOSlpt returns OF same; money
loaned ga cify aud country real estate defds Hrli-
ten and acknowledgements taken; land, shown tiee !;
buyers and sellers inrrduCed 10 MAKE tntln uit-
gains Wiife or call for tree CjrqfRtd Redt ESf0te
JOuradI We are the largest iverllsers 81 real es-
tate Ia America, except western railroads.
Reference by permits ion: First National Bank.
ia 7-d,SW, kw3mI
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ROOTS. SHOES. dc.
Ops AND ENDS w

GENTLENRN's CORK sOLE CATERS. s6-old
price, So
GENTLEMEN's pOUBL G-SOLE TERs,
f5-Nid price, SO:
GENrLFMEN's BoX-TOE CATERS, s4-Old
price. as:
GENT EMeN's MACHINES EwED CATERS,
81 50-sId prize, - so;
GIN LEMfNis LACE. AND EUCKLE-sHOKS,
S2--Old sH{ce. 50 so;
MISSES fOAk ID HOES, lace and button, sl-old
pr,ce, 81
BOYS CONGRESS GAITERS. si--Old price 81
LADlF~' CONGRESS CATERS, rl-old price,
$3.50 and sasO;
LADIES SHIPPERS. kI-old price, ~ aud $3.50.
Call early 20 secure oareans. j. 4, GRiGG,
Ia 20 Tenth aud Maia streets.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WILLIAM l.. ROYAL,
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsETLOR At LAW
Nos. 50 AND 81 LIBERTY slEhAH
no 76m NEW YORK CITY.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

yNHERE Is NOTHING IN THIS WORLD
that can at an compensate for the loss OF eound'
robust heath. TO The ahOfing clsc> II i their al,
for without IL they are incl able II providing Tor
Themselves, and are tDrOWu UPON the chlrlty OF a
cold ana mtrciless world. 70 ~ wealthy II is the
key-noe to al ihpii pleasure. for without n every
enjoyment would fade from Them a, CtW before ne
m0riiug .un. Oid and yJuug rich and poor. bona
and free. back aud while ar dcpcnd' NJ upon II Tor
all the comforts thew enjoy. "lIellh Is wthH
reach OF ALL" With bottle II
SIMMONS HEPA1IC G 1MPUUND, OR LIVER
CURE,
IN the house If administered IN lin g To remove the
bile NOM The stomach II viii Cur" BlLiOI :
FEVER BILlOuS collie. DYStNIEkY ,
BILIOUS VOMITING. SICK aud FOUL
STOMACH. HEADACHE. LOS OF APPETITE.
FIATULENCY, INDIGESTION. INBlTUAL
COSTINF NESS, sc. TRY IL. fe s.l2l5Sl9
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EOR FOLK, BALTI-tIU,I
Il 1880
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LANL-
INGs on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
SMlTIIFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALL
a CIEEnpn I,u,,.,s..
Y. c. CLIFFORD, Commander.


Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Snithdeid, and Hampton; WASHINGTON, ID. G.,
NeW0' me, Washington, aa' Ttrbcro', y. O.. and
AL p0nt m Eastern Nor'' Carolina: also. for East
efu shore Of Virginia. odd Point. and an regular
Ian hinge on James river, 1t LOWEST RATLs,
aud through bills sutd. J.. g.. TATJM,
Sc ii Superintendent
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They increase the appetite. and cause the body to
take on fIesh thus the system Is nourshed, and by
heir tonic action ON the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. % cents. 35 MURRAY STREEI'
my oo.eodtAp2O New York.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
1 AND FIFTY ACPtS OF LAND N TIE
COUNTY OF HENRICO ABOuT TEN MILES
FROM THE cry OF RlrHNONp, On TIE
CHARLES CITY EOAD, Al ACCIION.-By VIZ
the Of a deed OF trust from William :. Bakips TO
the uncersigned dated JglN 30, ESQ. ana dnly
recorded In the clerks office OF licnrlco County
CONT d. Il. lOj. page ISj. % fault having been
made IN the payment of a certain negotiable note
therein secured. AMI being required so 10 DO by me
holder thereof. will sell AT public auction on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1851,
in front OF IlenricO COuntv C0ur-house' AZ =
O'Clock NJ. the property described In sliI a. ed -
follows: All that G riain LOT OK PARCEL OF
LAND IN the comfy Of ilenrico A. ont ten milos
from the CITY Of Richmond, containing about 100
ACRES, and h, ing The same redi estate whlrh WAS
devised 10 The aid William y. Ia klu, hf inc last
will and testament OF his grandfather, the a'e John
Fisher
TERMS: Cash 10 paya noe for iS2 - viii m
tsrest tfOIn January 80, lsSl. now due; aud the
balance H. on terms 10 he announced ou day of sale.
felO SAMUEL L. WADplLl. Trustee.
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TUTTS HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application of This DYE. II hunarisa Natu-
raj color. acts instantaneOisy. sold Oy dfusslslS
Or sent by express on receipt OF IL.
OFFICE. 50 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
lny 29-eOdtAp20l
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
IOHN LATOUCUE X son, IA
MERCHANT TAILORs, NJ
NO. 4 NORTH TENTH STREET
(PRACTICAL TAiLoRSl,

respectfully call the attention or the public TO their
VARIED STOCK OF FINE GOODS, which win be
made up In tn, best style OF cut. trimming, aud
workmaG.hip. Satisfaction guaranteed. Moderate
prices. ia8'eod
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LYuchourg Passenger Tram. y. 30. '...
cave acknowledgements.
Arrive BurkeYi .lC............. ...-.......
Train Ne. A couuoe'e Al Bu..tt .......
tie. Mi,sissi0pl aud ono li.llJd I'. .I.
Lyuchburg. aud an spu'N "r-Irr rH.'.
Trains Nos. - amt r. colrrr' 90 ~N. 4'
Milton ana Sutnerhu N1rr'N-'fI- .t...
AitOD.
Train NJ. As CONNECTS 90 salisbury v.t. .. ....
North Carolina railroad foe a.. tl|. tD tH.
IN Wrs.ern Ncrlh arYliut.
Trains No. 80, a.. and - rnli,. f i' 1..t
Junction with Atlanta aui tni.'H .fr s.
way FIR al points south aud ~pH...
4 = CONNECTS a. charlotte ~. Do Charlotte.
and Augusta railroad lof al, p'.ar .l.
east. ana southwest.
Train No. 50 stops ou'V 70 J''.t-fI.l. p....'I
Branch, Barhsdic's, Diuyillc, 1i-.a ....l
Salisbury.
Trains from the abo,c-n4u'f t...'.
Richmond i:43 4. NJ. Az \. VI .ari ~ NN
Train on NOrih Carolina f1i'I.ti I'......
GOlasb uro Win Weldon q. iim.
fir Weldon aud Wilmington.
PULLMAN-C Ar ~tHt lt
ca Train 40. 5O-WasLilst.n. E..a..
Atlin'a,
ON Train No. 4S-New Yor, tuI ..
Danyiilo and Atlanta aud DduyIlIt arI -l.t..
on Train 40. i2-Wa-niu-tuu. g .tt..... ...
Danyille. and Dauyilie ana Au2u-ta.
Tickets sold to al points soUtn. ,.n'..a.t .1
southwest, ami baggage checked thf't 10.
No l2y-OVer checks given on local t'a,t.
General Passenger ana Ifr.t' A.tI.
T. VI. X. 1ALCOTI, Genera. cuuer.tt.n't.'
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AUCTION SALEs--This Day.
ny n. n. Chains & Co,
Real Estate Agents,
No nnrth Tenth street.

Nv X IL. tUhUN II 'o.s
Real Estate Agents,
No. north Tenth street.
A UCTION SALE OF ONE-HALF IN
N TERtsT IN THE NICE LITTLE sTEAMEk
request Of tue owners We WI sen ~, a.
public auction. IN front OF the postoce IN tue Guy
of Richmond. on -
SATURDAY THE 12rHDAY or fEbnuaHt, isoi.
at IL O'Clock s.. ONE HALF INTEREST IN LIE LIE
HANDSOME LITTLE STEAMER BONIIA. ms
IL very desirable steamer for pleasureG hkit ousi
ness an parties wishing boat for elmer purpose
would dn well Ia attend this sale. - 80
TERMS: At safe. X. u CHAtf1N w.,
fee Aoc,loneers.
RIcHMoNn BAZAAR PES
Nos. 1888 AID I440 FRASKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock we will sell a large number OF
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
well suited L. meet the wants OF This locality; ani
having ID, en- selected by competent judge oi stocs'
We can safely recommend them 10 our trade. Our
instructions being 10 close we can prsEnse our
frIenos a fine chance 10 pnrchase bargains.
AT TIE SANE TIME.
OUR USUAL VARIETY or NEW AND SECOND
HAND VEHICLES.
Parties wanting 70 purchase for the cOmiEg spring
should make II a point 10 attend.
JOHN u. DAVIS, Proprietor.
T.. u. COOK. Salesman. telz
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By Richardson Il CO.,
Real Estate Agent, and Auc'ioneerj,
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or BRICK
X STORE AND DWELLING. 80. 1904. AND
LOT ABOUT so ~ 1873 FttI.O\ HE NORTH
SIDE OF LESTER tOR RuCkEIf>l strict
BETWEEN HAGUE AND NltHOL so y
STKEFTS-By yiiiu" Of decree Of the Chancery
Court of the city Of Rich" oud I'm The suit Of Bader
aud wife rs. SOntr Il ais entered Oh The 9th diY
of February. 1851, We, The UNDERSIGNED commits
sioner5 appO ted for the purpose will sell by auc-
lion, on the preni'es,O on
TUESDAY, FEBRCARY Is. 1851.
At AZ o'clock =. NJ The REAL ESTATE mentioned
I'm said decree aud located and described as above.
which will be sold ~ a Whole OF divided into two
lot. rs NAV seem hest AZ the time OF sale.
TERMS: one third cash; The balance in six and
twelve months: the uurcb3scr 10 give negotiable
notes for the deferred p1yments, with Interest
added, aud the title retain q unil the purchaS e.
money is fully paid. II. \. ATkIN~O\,JRr
~ l.. HOLLADAN.
Special Commissioners.
prcu,pDSON 4 co Auctlonfers felO
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4 NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Or. 1Ht :
Dear Sir,-FOr ten years have been a martyr I"
Dyspepsia. Constipation aud PIES Last spring
yOur Pan, were recommended: used them. | am
now well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet. regular stools, piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds of flesh. They are worth their weight
| n gold Eoy. Il. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville. Ky.
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CUTY VALLEY RAIl&olE

- CONNECTING At WAlNE~BDr.
WITH ClIESAPi AXE AND DHlD RAIL- .II.
TRAINS SOW RUNNING FROM VA .~
BBRD' To SHt NANDOAH iEp\-N co.
commencing DvCeuhcr ., l-~'-
Leave Wayuc-bpt4' for
shenandoah from
W0iks............-..., 3:tO \. VI, an d. ..
Leave ~hrI audllh
Irou-W cFks for
WHyHo,boFY'.... .... G'Zn :. n. aI. .--. d..
Arrive M Shenandoah
IrOn-WOrks at.... .ll:iN 4. VI. ..f t.. . ID.
Arrive al Naynes
boro' at............... $40 M and -iI '.'
JOSEPH n. SANDS, ~ulr.
iia-.-.i...
WI. g. NACDOW 30 D.. tta A-.
Ihl aa. ...t, ..
CHARLES T.. HAT %.
General Vac gt' aui fl..
de- II Ntt. .N. N-
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uc3Moso, YopE .wrH hr". nE.isA..,st

ucuMoE0. YopT trren ASH. .E.rs4,f,
GyCHEDULE on TRAINS.
- TAXING EFttlI AI"l>I j., i--
PAsekaDfR rtNr~.
800 =. u. leave RichW .lt t-.
IaVj conner ..fF 81 M ~sr '
TUESDAY. tHlErbNl f.. 3D. ID
jRpAN win .ieS'u'r- ...
iu-s on The Crr river sat o..
more.
THROUGH FKrIGhl 1HAiN~.
800 4. NJ Leave Richmond ia.iy lcA.tl.
lO.l5 T. ~ dAYJ. connecting A. Nest d.
steamers ger Baltimore Ni'N'N
TUESDAY. WEpN t>p ..
THURSDAY, aud ~ATtfItl
with steamers fur Nrf ..
MONDAY. NEN\t ~l'Af.
FRIDAY; with sfrs,Erf ..r '
demce and hostoD ou II t-INl 49,
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAlN~.
1000 A. ". Arrive at Richmond "a ,i
Sunday eOuurcrfns a. N...
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, "a.
CRDAG Nith steamer JON"
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS.
$50 Y. Nj Arrive a, Richmond "a 90
S:35 4. Nj sunday. conneci.1s ~ Nrt
with steamers ltnu Ha. '
lerS. Providence. aut H.. .I.
40 Transfer Of freight At Richmond 81 e.
southern points cars pun through tei"''h a
and West Point. ....
Careful handiiAg and dispatch, With lowest ''''
guaranteed , ..,,s
Tarough bills Of lsaing, win guaranteed i'f@
issued 10 All northern and western points.
For " f0rmation. Apply a. o'i',t - ,it
Twenty lhird and Does streets. 4 'ci 'r'ai- =
an S ". y nItElA~ ~uf~fir'
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r WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION

I Will SELL At PUBLIC ItIION
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1881
AZ l2 O'Clock NJ, "a ACRES OF VALUABLE
WOODLAND, two aud hair miles from the cilics
of Richmond and Maucht steF. on the Midlothian
turnpike IN the coun OF Chesterfield, Vs., aobin1
Inc the lands OF Henry schultz aud ais This land
Is heavily wooded. and The attention Of wO0d.dea-
tr are especially Invited 10 This sale The land lies
i'm a good mel .hOoIh0, d. aud Is desirable as farm
iEg.land.
For further information apply TO the aucilOneer,
or Mr. Wilton FilLgera &, The owner.
TERMS: At sale. AUGUSTINE ROYALL.
fe 9Ill2l4 Auctloueer.
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DULMONA! PULMONA! PULMONA!

T. ROBERTS BAKER. Druggist 9l9 Mail
sire ct. has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and Henrc0 county.
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Next comes piizing in begsbeads, pre-
paralory 10 shipping. This Is not very
gveat tack. but great many make II SO
There is but one way 10 which tobacco should
oe put In the bogsbead, and tbat Is, every
KIND you have should be packed In a hogs.
head by Itself. Don't mix ditfefent kinds
toseiberj II you do you aressure 10 get The
worst OF the inspection, and your lobacco
VIII sell for what the lowest grade in your
sample ~ worth; therefore you lose sll
your good tobacco. simply because a few.
hands Of trash or some other WORTHLESS arti.
Gle Is In your sample.
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white Hurley Tobaceo-How 10 "ro"
aud Cultivate IL.

and Cultivate IL.
The following instructions for the cuiii'
yaiiou of WhiIe Burley tobacco were WIT
ten for the Western Tobacco journal by
practical aud experienced grower OF Wh''e
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-15

Succession OF DAVID Jso. REID, DECEASED.
State Of Loaisiaaa-Ih ,fsh Of Calcasieu- Four
tenth Judicial District Court,

49, 8
| RY virtue OF an order Of sofd Court. rem.
- dcrcd in the matter OF snid sncceseion
| Of David Jno. Reid, deceased, and OF d com.
rected, VIII sell, at Probate sale, at public
auction, at the Court House OF said parish, In
the town Of Lake Charles, on
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IN trn'n ~ ss & AZ e,1em a. ~ au con.l
eexccnt on sndav III ' Ky nrnner,u Many
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sale, aad IN the meantime subject e public
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Ely san q ~ 2 ose' and east Y o. 81 aoe
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5. Lots aisd 3 Of sec. x Il. ID. 81 r, b
go The au R WtS . ~ aI E s ~ sRa
vert, containing W GisiQo acres, and the 3.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-15

p A. GALLAuonsa ESQ, attorney
at law, who was summoned BY ielo-
graph about two weeks ago TO iberyillo,
% account Ok the serious Illness ef
ono bis sisters there, Can Illness which
We regret 70 ssy proved mortal, shortly
after jlisasrisal tbere), returned home
last "Wednesday night.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-15

THE citizens Of West Lake Charles,
last Sunday, temporarily organized a
Sunday school, and will meet again
next Sunday evening, with j view and
hope Of permanently organizing 4
Enion Sunday school.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-15

NorwIrDsrAsDIxc the cry about
low water and the scarcity Of logs, six
mills win BE running On GaIcasieIl river
nest week, On fplI time, and III with a
prospect Of continuing 10 saw several
weeks, rise or no rise.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-15

Mn. Jons A. JonEsos, the efficient
travelling representative Of the great
hardware house Of A. Baldwin & Co.,
of New Orleans, after spending several
days here, left last "Wednesday 70 can
yass eastern Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-15

Tn aIHorW GouHy or ARpxALs,
Hons, j, N, Moore and A. y. Irion,
presiding, j,etd III regular October
term llere last Monday IN The only
ease on the docket, G, Munday W,
Oscar 3. Lyons. et aI--tbe judgment
Of Wv District Court, diminishing plain
tiff's spft - Ii case Of Don-suit, on
exeeptiona tiIel by defendants, was
affirmed,