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Grand Ec0re
WAREHOUSE.

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
JIAvING purcl,ashed the bushes: o.
III Chambers L. Barbee ut this po'nt'
and secured their services, am Prepsf,,
ed to store and forward promptly, all
freights and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates Of storage in future will % -
follows: 80.
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freignss'
Thirty-fve Cents per bale for Cottoo'
WIN. FRENCH.
March 24-tf.
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The Railroad Tap.

Tb Committee, appointed at . meet.
ing Of citizens held last week, have
succeeded In procuring subscriptions
TO the amount OF ten thousand dol.
lars. which added to tho city tax Of s
mills will aggregate tho sum Of TWEEN.
ty thousand dollars. They have
made . proposition to the Railroad
Company embracing . donation In
fee simple Of the above amount, and
10 addition tho citizens are pledged
to secure tho right Of way and sui'
llcient ground for Depot purposes'
free OF charge to the Railroad Com.
pany.
Al early answer d looked for. and
upon that answer hangs our tate.
We have every reason, however. 70
hope for tho beet.
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NOTICE.

A E. LENEE. Provisional Syndic Of
IA tho creditors Of tho Succession of
J. b. Cloutier, ST.. deceased, having
filed in my Office bis Provisional Account
of said Succession, or tsbleaux Of debts.
notice is hereby given to oil pessons in.
terested to file opposition thereto in ten
days from this date, in default of which
tbs same will be homologated,
Witness the Hon. D. Pierson, Judge Of
tho 18th District Court, this 9Th day Of
April, A. D., 1881.
GEO. W. KEARNEY,
April 9-2t. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

OOVCC0OXVN DALI.
Succession Of Rosalia Perot, nee Fort.
DY virtue Of an order of the Hon. d.
ID Pierson. Judge Of the 18th Judicial
District Court Of the parish Of Natch,.
toches. State Of Louisiana, and to me
directed, will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder, at tho residence Of
tho late Mdme Rosalia Perot, nee Fort,
on Cane river, about 6 miles below
NatchitOches, on We
Saturday, April 23i, 1881.
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the following des.
cribel property, belonging to SAID Suc.
cession, tO.wit:
Is Head Of Horses, more or less,
1.-Two horse Wagon.
l Double barrel Shot Gun,
Terms Of Sale:
On credit of ~ months from the day
Of sale, for what the property will bring.
Purchasers on terms of credit, to give
their notes payable to the order of the
Administrators Of said Succession, with
good and solvent security, in solido. to
the satisfaction Of tho Administrator
Said notes to bear per cent interest pei
annum from date, till paid.
SAML p. RA1NES,
April 9-3t. Sheriff.
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NEW
Boarding House.

MRS. r. SCHUMAN announces to the
public that she has opened BOAkp'
ING HOUSE at her residence on o tn0
corner of ST. DENIS and SECOND
Streets.
The house is centrally located. room!
and airy. aud travellers can find accom-
modations for themselves and sn'n.als.
Boarding furnished by the day, Week o.
month, at reasonable rates. Inc t:oIe
will be we'll supplied, and trsnslen.
visitors will find this house tho mos'
comfortable and convenient in tho c'tV.
March IL, 'e1-8m.
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gllditiial.
Sherif's Sale.

J. A. Ducournau. Dative Testament.
~ Executor. Vs. L. A. Sers, ct al.
District Court, Parish Of Natch,to.
DY virtue of writ of Fl. "a ;ss,.,
ID on two y months Bonds, and 70 ma
directed. | have seized and will o~. o
for sale to the last and highest bidder ~.
auction, at the door of the Court Hon..
in the city and Parish Of NatchitocIs.
Oh
Saturday. the 10th OF April. 1sa,
at II o'clock. NJ, the following descr;h
&c property, to-wit:
The plantation wherein Marie 1uc.
Barthelmy Racial, resided at the time rs
the death OF her husband, Alexis CIon
tier. on Cane river. in the parish Of
NatchitOches. State of Louisiana. hayins
five arpents front, of land, on the richf
bank Of said river. between the planta.
tions of widow Dallichamp and Fran.
co.'s Gaiennie, containing seventy. tiy.
acres, and five hundredths of an ARA
purchased by said Sers, at the Succe,s;or
sale of said Alexis Clcutier, on 18th dsv
Of January. 1879.
Terms Of Sale: 4.
For whatever it will bring for Cash
S. 2. RAINES.
March l2.-tds. Sheriff.
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Our Contemporary the New Orleans
Dessocras. be- pqilsd WIlsoHp code
% 1AHon., and that must end him.
b tho Way. tie logle which suetains
tho voopHuD eod Of ths Cpde tilts
Wy bad % par LANAI, q MI.
sisslppt Whom Couxllxa 'sasaistpa.
tsds With Insulting words psiqe =
AQo.s celebsated s1peoa ~ =
s, Is -. beasing aad ~ -
! " y
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IL prohibition excitement has
Iooehod the Pennsylvanis Legisla'
tuea. o. ~ Slst tho House passed
sjolAt resolution. By . vote OF 50 70
- submitsinG 70 tho people . con.
stitutioaal 9nsadment Tor prohibit
~ ~ manufacture and ssle Of oil
inoegleaelag liquors except for me-
1lelaal, mechanical and scientific
Dupooea
h Connecticut House OF Repre-
oootat1voo deioated tho constitution
a peohlhltioa amendment.
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New advertisements.
Mr.. J. 81. HILL,

Mr.. J. H. Hill.
Dear Sir: -You ask how am pleased
with the Washing Machine bought OF
you. After having used it year, l take
pleasure in saying, it is every thing you
claim for it. aud we can truthfully say.
We would not take $50 for it unless there
was certainty Of replacing it with IN.
other e the same kind. Our folks can't
do Without it.
Your friend. r. E. lfAMxErT.
April 9Th, lSSl.
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h Islrjoe Democrat OF East Fe.
llelaaa, u ~ issue Of March 96th,
0eotlo0s ths arrival. on tho previ.
90 Hoodsy. Of Sourteed male and
oeoals 0sem1R Immigrants st that
paase. IT, hneat The Sollcitation
g 1seDss. ~ Mayer + Bro, mer.
chants Of Clinton. They have gone
@ Vogk On farms In that locality.
Ne doabt oot that they Will prospel
end loem ~ nucleus Of further i'm.
0lQaejoo b that parish. II would
@ Well u Other parishes could o.
en- oodno Of these foreigner, snd
>hnD turn the tide q travel towards
~ outh sad Louisias4
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of Francois Florival N..

Succession Of Francois Florival Ma.
foyer.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon.
- District Court Of the Parish Of
NatchitOches, l will offer for sale at thu
Door of Court House Of said parish A
l2o'clock NJ, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April 1851.
the following described property. b..
longing to said Succession, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land situ.
ated in tbs parish Of Natchitochea
bounded north by lands belonging to G.
w. Thompson. on the south and east bv
lands belonging to Whit A. Curry, On
the west by Athoas river. containing Ono
Hundred and Sixty acres, more or len.
together with all the buildings and i'm.
prOvements situated thereon.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-suhject to appraisement.
MARIE THERESE METOYER.
March l2.--tds. Administrative.
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lAa Saturday tho dead lock 10 tho
0eaaes he'd . Slisht change By rather
% sssltiss passage ct arms. between
0eoatee Malone, Of Virginia, and
0eoaeoe vooehiss, OF Indiana, In
With so0e very pointed personsli.
~ Vecs indulGed IN. lfthe Nation.
q Senate does not soon put "a end
- becoming . debating club. for tho
ooae ed q vsntilating personal
eplaioas, dseoending into personal
Veao0ilag end abuse. some one viii
ovootually ct hurt In this business.
~ spsctacle they present 70 Ger.
taioly pot . very entertaining ono to
~ American people. or the world d
losno.
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Ptoeident Garfield. It 70 stated, has
6ooo0O tired OF tho 0enate's school.
boz Wsongling, and advises that they
6Doloe ttom the contest over the Sen.
49, -. and postpone further pro.
So1dInee until after taking action on
oaooutivo nominations. when they
ca ooatlauo their "side show" un-
u ~ July end August sun roasts
then out. The suggestion % . good
90, whether needed or not, - It will
IolioVo ~ President from the pres.
ooeo q political aspiraots. - well
n 18TH their anxiety.
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Tho Turoo- Greek embroglio on the
bouadAsy question 70 again assuming
Q nose threatening aspect andis like.
N 10 rooultin Q clash OF arms OF any
1omeot Il y generally conceded
ehas ~ omasculated Greeks Will
move % match for tho trained vete.
me- Of Turkey. But II ID thought
~ Eagland will espouse the cause
G ~ 0eesks, In which event the
~ vtll sssums gigantic proper
Na00n.
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Among The mass Of people South
the pending executive Session Of tho
Senate b attracting little or no ct.
tsntion. Public confidence in the
expressions Of tho President seems
attained, and our battling debating
soclety can ret assured that the eyee
Of tho nation b not upon them.
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JURY LIST.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
Parish of NatchitOches.

Parish OF NatchitOches,
Clerks Office, 18th District Court
On Wednesday, March 10th, A. D.,
1851, the members of the Jury Commis.
sion met in the Clerk Office at Nstchl-
toches, La, pursuant to law; Present:
Joseph Henry. j. Alphonse Prulhomms,
Charles A. Billiard aud George W. Ksar.
ney. Clerk. When Charles A. Bullasd,
in presence of the other Commissioner
present, proceeded to open and dr,v
from the General Venire box, ono 1t
time. the following named persons, to
serve as Grand and Petit Jurors at tho
regular June Term, 1881. Of the llth
Judicial District Court, in and for tho
parish Of Natchitoches, State of Louis.
ana. to-wit:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME members Of the School Board are
j requested to meet at my Office on
Saturday, April 30th. 1881, at u o'clock
N, for tho purpose Of organizing and
trsnsscting business Of vast importance.
The following are the members:
J. Alphonse Prudhomme.
A. E. sompayrac.
II. N. Levy.
Il. Caspari.
H. B. Walmsley.
4. f. LEMEE.
Treasurer Of School Board.
April 9. It.
NOTICE.
|0N account Of departure will offer
~ for sale to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY. sOth day Of April, 1881,
oil my furniture aud household effects.
Terms cash.
All persons indebted to mo are respect.
fully requested to como forward and set.
tie, and those having claims against me.
will please present them for payment
After my departure, Mr.. Jules Dncas.
20 will 30 my authorized agent to attend
to OIL business of mine.
o. CAPSlART1N.
April s.-4t.
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Lost.

After location, January 81, 1861, .!
is. Land Office, Natchitoches. Ls .;
bounty land warrant No. 3O21l, lot ,a ~
acres. act of 1855, in favor Of Isaac W.
hanson. l have. applied to the HON.
Commi ssioner of Pensions for the reissue
thereof. .,,.,
Assignee and Locator
Ninden, La March Is. lSn.-~6t
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LA CONFIANCE"

DE PARIS, (FRANCE.)
Organis6e en- 1874,
BUREAU No. g RUE FAVART.
Total de l'Actif. Frs. 80, 47S, 31l, 10.
1896, 662. %.
Aux Etats. Unts, en- Bonds de 4 pour
cent-$586, 5A IL.
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Administrators:

President, NJ. DUCLERC, (ancien Ministre
des Finances; actuellement Senateur.)
NM. BILLIEr, I'm des administrators de-
10 Banque de France. Ex.membre de Ia Cham.
bre de commerce de Paris.
NETTE, Ex.Juge du Tribunal de Commerce
de Paris.
GRIMOULT, Ex. President du Tribunal de
Commerce de Ia Seine
HALPHEN, Ex.Juge du Tribunal de Ia Seine.
MERC1ER, Juge lu Tribunal du CONNIE rec.
LlPPMANN, Banquier (Maison Allgerie T.
Cie.)
OCTIN, Membre du Conse,l Municipal de
Paris.
PASSY, Represantant \ I,Assemblse Natio-
male.
PEREIRE, President de 10 Compagnie &c.
nerale Transatlantique.
WATEL. Membre dn COnseil Municipal de
Paris.
+. BURKHARDT, President.
CHAS. MAURY, Vice. President.
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GODCHAUX,
OF BENEFIT TO EVERY ONEl

OF BENEFIT TO EVERY ONE!
Through our efforts and by
our uhdaunted labor, we have
placed the prices Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods down
within the reach of everybody. |
To US belongs the credit oil
marking down the prices and
by straightforward and legiti-
mate methods we have sue
ceeded in steadily increasing
our business until its volume is
twice that of any House in the
Southern Trade.
Our Styles, Qualities and
Makes recommend themseslve.
All our Clothing is especially
made for the Finest and Best
Retail Trade, is we'll shrunk
and made, and cut with an eye
to Comfort and Fit.
Under No Circumstances
Should Strangers Visiting the City
purchase their
O1oth 1 n e ana
FURNISHING GOODS
Without examining our Stock,
We represent thiully every arti-
Gle We tell and guarantee satisfaction.
n. B. Samples and instructions for
SELF measuring willingly sent on ap.
plication.
Leon Godchaux.
81 ( S. CANAL ST.,
NEW ORLEANS.
|Victor's Restaurant
VICTOR BERO Proprietor,
81 BOURBON STREET 81
! Between Customhouse & Bienville sts.,
| NEW ORLEANS, LA.
1.-THE most popular fashionable .nt
L best resort In the city. The tabl'
first class in every respect, and the At
tention Of Proprietor and Walters ,dcl
- to please the most fastidious.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Rooms by the Day, Week or Month
u TERMS MODERATE. -
Feb. 12-1y.
DISEASES OF The EYE.
DOCTOR LANNG,
] QCpLIsT,
~ CANAL STREET - 60
NEW oRLANs, IA.
Omos houn from 10 4. n. to 3P. N.
Dsa. &,-sn.
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The total grain receipts In New
OsIsass for Mach. footed up i.sss..
"a bushsls OF corn aud 7Ve.ell Of
0hnoA
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L isstassd that Gen. Longstreet 10
% b recalled % Minister TO Turkey.
ssd sppolatsd BY the President -
Unlnod 0eases Marshal soe Georgia.
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SECOND WEEK OF CouRr.
Ward.

Whereupon the Commission sdjos'as..
ed according to law.
In testimony whereof. witness .eGf
hands officially. and the Seal OF the iin
Judicial District Court at Natchleoooee'
La, this 10th day Of March, A. Ds1Sei.
J. ALE. PRUDH0MME.
,., JOSEPH ! H., HENRY ! eR9 Come
GEORGE W. KEARNEY,
March 26, 1881, Clerk.
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References q 10 Nouyelle.Orleans.
A. CARRIERE l. Fills, SMITH BROS l. Gle
A. RCHEREAUs& Gle. p. POURSlNE, J
L. PH1PPS T. Gle, +. MARQUEE T. Gle.
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER DELVAI1I,E e. LA.
PEYRE, F. LlMET, Editeur de rAbeille, s,
q: KENNEDY, President Banque Rationale de
lEtat.
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The President has sent To the Sen
sss the nomination Of John Z. Glen.
sets, Of Louisiana. to be United
6eaaeo Coosul at Guatemala.
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n Missouri river wss Tiled With
a 10 eoess above Sioux City. on the
1t IT, bottom lands we're flooded;
TOMAS sVspe away; stock drowned.
ed many persons perished 10 the
Aoode. Several steamers were also
deeesoysd. The flood has been not
oily unprecedented, but particularly
destructive 70 NE and property. 10
llce svsry where throughout the
uoethveee there have been snow
eeeens o. tho lot, and serious dam
80 ~ been done BY Ice. floods and
nov. n various sections OF the
eou1tsy.
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La Saturday the steamer Henry
Ysask, hon Memphis. arrived In
New Osleoas q noon. with . cargo OF
Sa9s halss OF cotton. 1850 sacks OF
cotton sssd, l9N sacks Of oil cake,
10 sscks Of corn. 500 sacks OF meal
aaA e~adsies. This beats the cham.
ploa ts,p Of the Choutean. 3s2 bales.
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DIRECTEURS A NEW YORK.

NJ. GEORGE c. MAGOUN. de Ia Maison
Kidder, Peabody & Gle, Boston ct Now York.
RICHARD BUTLER, dc la Maison Howard
Sanger 4 Gle, New York.
EUGENE KELLY, de- 10 Maison Eugene
Kelly T. Gle. New York, ct Donohoe, Killy 4
Cle., San Francisco.
LOUIS DR. REBIAN, Agent General do Il
Compagnis Trsnsstlantique.
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Shreveport had Anc'h-r IRE on
March sis,. which DESTROYED proper
a. 10 the amount ~ sis.O.,.
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poor apology Wa 0nered that these
debts were tho results Of Oarpet-bsg
governments. Long shall We re-.
member the torrent OF those days;
when We cav tho member Of tho
Legislature Of 1865. who tanned the
Bill for . 100000 Levee loan. go
back" on his own child; when we
cav % ex.Supreme judge pronounce
On sct fraudulent and unconstitution.
sl upon tho floor Of the Convention,
which be had. while clothed In the
spotless ermine Of tho judiciary,
given oil the life and sanction OF .
decree from his own lips.
IN those days the Democrat who
didn't train with the Repudiators,
''had cold out 10 tho bond holder, -
and many % honest good fellow d
now resting IN quiet retirement. Sim.
ply because b ~ honest. and bio
traducsrs srs mounting high places,
6lling tho Or With earnest denial
thst they ever wanted 70 ,repudiate 4
slnsle dollar.
Nie0d JoxAs. cling to retort. Tell
x1zLooa he b another, and dodge
every iaot-you esn.
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April 2-3t.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-19
AN EXACTING TRAMP


Yesterday tramp was tried in Judge
Cary's Court on charge of vagrancy.
He seemed to take no special interest in
the case until policeman took the
stand and was sworn.
"Have you got Bible about the
placer" he asked of the Court; ''when a
policeman swears in a case of mine !
want him to kiss tine book. 1 want
his testimony hedged with solemnity."
A Bible was brought, and the police
man took the oath, at which the tramp
said that lie guessed the jury might as
we'll be sworn the same way. His
wishes were complied with, as Judge
Cary never thinks of refusing the de-
Tense fair show. The man was found
guilty, and when about to be sentenced
he rose to his feet and asked that the
case might be dismissed on the ground
that the Court had not used the new
version.
elf Pm going to Jail propose to go
by the law and gospel straight and
clean cut. No Court can ring in re-
jected scripture on me. Pm stickler
for forms and ceremonies, and things
must 60 by the card when Pm on deck"
eff you'll just be seated I'll go
through the ceremony of sending you
up for thirty days. You have such a
for new things, l suppose
you'll want fresh Courthouse built"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-19
Excursion from Reno.

An excursion train will be run from
Reno and intermediate points to this
city on Monday evening next, to allow
outside parties an opportunity of attend
ing the entertainment of the MastOdOn
Ministries at the Opera House. The
train will leave Reno at $3.50 P. M. and
arrive here at about 8 o'clock and return
Immediately after the performance.
Fare for round trip, Reno, Steamboat,
Washoe or FranktOwn to Carson and re-
turn 81 children half price. The low
rates and excellence of the show should
ensure large attendance from the rural
districts as well as our own people.
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yOrFTNGs

| lily Rice acts as premier daraseass in
the Mastodon ballet danced ID AfrtcGn.
The Carson Guard will leave for Wiz
ginia this morning to shoot with the
Emmett team.
General c. G. Batterman was appoint
ed Superintendent of the Head Centre
Consolidated mine at meeting of It's
Directors on the 18th instant The mine
is at Tombstone, Arizona, for which
place the General started last Sunday
A. P. Kelly, of the Boston Globe, is
in Virginia, and will write up the
Comstock for his paper. AS Kelly was
for some time connected with the
Chronicle, he will be able to approach
his work Understandings. ....
Graham, the levanting Virginia attor-
ney, has returned $3.50 to man to
whom he was intrusted with the giving
of the money by Lindsay & Dickson of
Reno. Joe Beggs now goes to the
rostoffice expecting remnittance
every day.
The girl, Emma Rickaby, VINO was
found in Miss STEMS house, was not
enticed there, but came of her own
accord. The woman who kept the
house sent word to the police to have
her removed. This statement is made
to correct the impression caused by an
item in yesterdays APPEAL that Miss
Stein was party to the girls visit to
the house.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-19
A SECOND ROVER
A Murderer Unmoyed at the sight OF
His Victims Remains. -.

The lSilcer State has the following re-
gard n, the murderer of George Myers.
Henry Mcdonald, who is now being
tried at Silver City for the murderer of
George Myers, is, in many respects,
like Rover, who murdered Sharp at
the Rabbit Hole sulphur mines in this
county some years ago. In both cases
the murderers were alone with their
victims, and so far as is known slew
them without provocation, and buried
their mutilated remains. At the trial
of Rover here, Sharp's chopped-up and
blood-stained clothing was dumped on
the floor of the courtroom, near de-
PENDANTS feet, but he exhibited no signs
of emotion except to bend forward, as
if he intended to handle it. At the
trial of Mcdonald, one of the witnesses
informs the Idaho Democrat that when
the boxes containing the bones, hair
and clothing Of the murdered Myers
were taken into the courtroom and
on table, Mcdonald never
changed color or moved muscle, but
the veins of his neck swelled and
stood out like small ropes, showing
that however we'll he succeeded in pre-
serving a calm and unmoved exterior,
4 fearful storm surged and ragged with
in.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-19
An Editor Appreciated.

Yesterday morning the editor of the
APPEAL received certificate of full
membership to the Order of Damphools,
an organization recently started in Eu-
reka to fill want long needed in that
section of the country. The document
consisted of large piece of parchment
with the certificate of membership
printed thereon in elegant style. The
affair was as formidable as a college
diploma and very much resembled
the document which Major Dennis, of
the Times evie,0, took to Washington
last fall in the interest of Gen. Hancock.
Why the citizens of Eureka shotld
send abroad for members is hard to
realize, but with the excellent start
made by the organization it wall in a
few years be able to boast Of larger
membership than the Masons or Odd
Fellows.