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The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
SPECIAL RAILWAY RATES CANCEL.
ED BY THE U. r. COMPANY.

The following communication from Mr..
Beebe fully explains itself:
Editor Of the Dillon TRIBUNE:
Please publish the following notice re.
ce'ved from E. P. Vining, General Freight
Agent Of the Union Pacific Railway, under
date Of August 37th, 1889:
august 10th circular letter was sent
to all parties In Montana named In list Of
dealers having special contracts dated NAV
10th, 1852. offering them the following spt.
ctal rates from the East on canned goods.
green coftee and rice from Chicago and ST..
Louis to Dillon, Melrose, Silver Bow or
Butte, $3.50 and from Omaha $1.as per
100 pounds. Please take notice that these
special rates are this day Cancelled"
s. D. BEEBE, Agent
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
IN FAVOR OF A mo SCHOOL HOUSE.

The school election at the old School
House on last Saturday, for a one.hour cleo.
ton, was . lively affair. For the time oc.
cupied the vote polled was quite large, but
politics did not enterfere in the choice Of
officers. Mesers. VIM. B. Carter 4, d II. !.
Sweet. two Democrats who are In favor Of
advancing and enlarging schools, were cleo.
ted Trustees. Mr.. Jim R. Sias, modest
young Stalwart-Half Breed in politics but
elevating, Qncluding the cultured school.
marms in generally was triumphantly SHOW.
ed in for School Clerk. The Board Of
Trustees as now organized, like the old
board, are In favor Of carrying out the
wishes Of the people, so emphatically ex.
pressed at the polls, and we may look for
the Trustees to provide without DELAY for
the building Of school house Of such di.
rnenstons as the wants of this growing
district demand. In this the Trustees will
Be upheld without single dissenter, for It
70 the unanimous desire of everybody 10
have commodious school building erected
this fall.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

One bay 6lly, two wears old last spr'ny. with -,
little white IN bnth hind feet, branded
On left side OF neck and O on lett shoulder.
will paw ten dollars reward for the delivery 81
the animal At any point on the Beaverhead Valley.
Please address MIKE WEIGH,
ls9-35) Sheridan, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
the Height Of Rollv.

vo 80 wait until you are in bed with di<....
keirh, may y mot not get over for months. is the
cnrsd d ~ .:oAv. when you might be- e,s;l~ s
ker,s G S;Srng the early symptoms bv P.!.
" fa,n;l;ess er Ionic. We kave known sicI.
Use OF .hss made the healthiest, by a tim..',.
Use o' 'n's pure medicine.-OS,ex,,s.." 's'y
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

st!ayed from my ranch, on Horse Prairie. Beav.1-
mead County, NJ T., about the aSth Of last june On,
sa asched pair Of bay ge!dings, thres ana ' Hs:
Roman noses; tails bobhed; branded circle X @"
and straight bar, thus on lett Snona WI
So wi be paid for any inforatioo which :. WI, 70
me on said ranch. PHIL SHENON.
Horse Prairie. Sept !, lSSs. tS-l
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
GLENDALE LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining IN the Post OAce at Glen
ca's. beaverhead Co.. Montana. for the week end
ing September and, 1851, which II not called TOR IN
70 days, will he sent to the Dead Letter Office.
6ligh, Richard Kelley, Mrs. William
Correct, Louis McBrcen, VIM
Haxlett, William Miller John W
pessoas calling he any Of the above letters ~
please say-.advest,ssd.S J. c. KEPPLER. p. N.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Mr.. 4. J. Lyons, formerly Of Glendale, wishes to
inform his many friends throughout the country that
he IL located At Nc. $40 Main Street, Butte, Mon.
tana whore he IL fully prvsared to do al kinds Of
watch. clock. and lvSspaising. All wnrk war.
ransed for one wear. and written guaraneus given
Tor every watch ssnised. Money will be sefandod
after nix months trial IL the work proves unsatisfc.
tOry. Work sent BY mail express ut my expense.
A. j. LYONS,
Matchmaker and Jcweler,
(s8-3D .-ELy.s Hntts, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
Strayed.

sss name and q s S9snacd one
right shoulder. One Light BAY Horse. bid face,
white feet. saddle marks, e On right shoulder and
right shoulder. ANY person giving me notice Of
the range of these horses will be suitably rewarded.
JAS. GERMANSEN.
Willis, Montana, Aug. d, iSS1. (sS-31s)
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
DILLON-GIBBONvILLE.

The undersigned will make Regular Trips BE-
vcen Dillon and Gibbonvllle. All business en-.
rusted b him will receive careful attention.
JOHN SCANLIN.
Dillon. July a. 1854.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
HigAly Esteemed.

The youthful color and rich lustre are
'estored to faded or gray hair BY the use Of
Parker's Hair Balsam, harmless dressin,
highly esteemed for Its perfume and purity.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

will be at the Goodrich House. In Dillon, for
two or three weeks and will attend to all husines in
INV line, A. TALBOT,
t&o-al1 Dertist
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

II the person who took the Revolvers from tn
Office Of the Continental Oil Co. returns them with
in two days it will save him further trouble If tn
Reviewers are not returned he will be prosecutes
immediafeiy.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
LODGING.


! have on hand - Horse Power Portable En-.
will he sold for less money than anv first class outfit
has been offered in this Territory. For particulars
call on address John w. LOWEII
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
Ghe Riuon Gribume.
PUBLISHED T. TkR1. SA Tk,RDAr.
Il. BRU NDAGE, Publ rsHrR AND Pnops,rros.
BUSINESS LOCALS.


1.10a0Ano oxsDAsn0.
ITO sleep, perchanee 70 dream, All, there's the
rub" Shakespeare seems to have had horror Of
evil dreams In the future. While resting upon a
he'd made on the Double Spiral Springs nothing
but pleasant dreams NAV be expected.
springs on your bed and should they tail 70 please,
will remove them free of cast.
CHARLES GREEN,
Agent for Beaverhead Co.
LODGING.
Mrs; l. z. Hanson, whose place Of business was
burned in the late fire. has purchased the residence
htted up for Millinery Store and Lodging House.
L0dgers will he accommodated at the new place.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

ASe0ntADn 1saAle1oro1
A good stock Of Builders Hardware NAV be found
at the Hardware Store Of Geo. w. Dart,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

The finest and largest stock Of R7ys Clothing
in Dillon, just received at Kirkpatrick Bros store
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Dress silks, Fancy dress buttoss. Rnehin1s
Zephyr. Bridal Underwear, Hoop skirts and Bus.ie,
just received At Mrs. J. T. Dngley's two door
north Of the TRisuNK oiiice, -
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
DILLON LETTER LIST.

DILLON LETTER LIST.
Last Of letters remaining In the Post Office at Dill
!on. Beavsrhead CO.. Montana. for the week end.
ing On Sept. ist. sSSs, which II not called tot u
70 oays, VIII be seal % the Dead Letter Once.
SHanneEer, WIN Hoy, Id
1Davis, James Jones, Mrs. Martha
CGou9las, Thomas kavanangh, Michael
Costef, Miss Agnes Rock, IInuis
GSre&e' - Ricter, Joseph
SS:!11ne John Somerset, VIM.
o'"lano' Z Thomas, Jas. II
Persons calling for ANY of the above letters will
please -'advsSiissa." ]. WEICHTMAN,P Pm.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

New Conds At Mrs. L. s. Hanson's Ladies'
and Children's Hats in all styles. Fosters Kid
Goves-white and coIored; Spanish l.aces; Os.
;rich pumes; zephyrs, large assortment, in single
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Triple Extracts, Toilet Soaps, and Perfumes, 1t
John Weightman's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Immense stock Of Dry Goods jus, received a
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
(s&-3I)
Taken up.

One small Ray Horse. branded moNo1ramJ AL;
star in forehead; both hind feet white; little white
on fore feet and saddle marks.
(sS-3ss) Darling, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

IF you want q nice baby buggy, call at the Dillon
carriages. Prices reasonable,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

A new line Of Fishing TACKLE, Shoe Brushes, ant
Hacking, at John Weightmans S.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

krkpatrick Bros. have opened their new stock o
Boots, Shoes and Slippers this week.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

just received = car load Of first class brick. 70,
tinental Oil Co. . Office.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Dress and cloak making in all The latest STYLES
eHtsing and fitting. speciality, at Mrs. J. T.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

The Furniture Store at Dillon Is a1ain In FIJI,
BLAST and Ill who are in need Of Furniture will
md to their interest to buy once as am selling
GOODS way down. Z. w, BuTrS
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
1RUIr UAND,

0RU1E STAND,
Fruits of all kinds. in season, at John Weight.
mans stand. in the Postonice Building.
A large and choice selection Of New Music for
the Aut0phone, at Butts Furniture Store.
~~~~~~~.~~~>~~>~~.
View TWRnAt raxD9
Just received at Butts Furniture Store Blackwell.
NUT Heirloom Suits, Bedsteads, Cot Beds. A hne
lures, Phosog1ph Frames, Picture Nails. Brackets,
Toilet Cases, Etc.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

large lot of cheap Bcdsteads just received a,
the Dillon Furniture Store. Il
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

KENTUCKY WM1xf DRP0f.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Good News for Dillon!,,
In connection with the CITY Bakery the pronrietor
has opened Confectionery Stand, where will be
touSd ut all times . choice selection Of Homemade
Candy daily made and f,::e :na g'od
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

From ten to twenty per cent saved bv
buying your Barbed Wire Of John w. Low.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

100 barrels Of Kentucky Whistles in
bond, BY L. c. Fyhrie & Co. -
II you want any pure California
Wines, call 1t l.. G. F. & Cos.
9oo, 900 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in a few days,
At 80 L. G. Fyhrie & Cos.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
BRICK FOR SALE

POTATO DIGGERA,
W. Lowell sells isdigger. .
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
FALL oooD1s

Pictures in great variety, Picture Mouidings OF
every style and fnish Mirrors and Furniture, at the
Dillon Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Early shipments are now being placed on exhibit
tion at The kadiag establishment Of SANDS
DOYCE. Il dee season we will have an OPEN
unsurpassed in richness and elegance, consisting OF
all the novelties OF the in Dress Goods Silks,
Sa6ns, telve3s, Mnires, Surahs, Rhadames, etc.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Cali ct City Bakery for Ice Cream, fresh home
made Candy cakes, etc., etc.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Finest Imported and Domestic Cigars, Pipes and
Tobaccos, at John WeiEhtman's.
Fresh Candies, Nuts Of unsurpassed excellence
and Bird Seed, at John Weightmans.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Mrs. J. 7. Dingley Is agent for the light.
running Home Sewing Machine.
Val Bla9s Milwaukee Beer at L. c
FvhsSe Il Co.'S
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

Strawberries. Cherries and Peaches, received by
express daily ut the California Fruit Store.
send In YOUR orders Tor c1kes Of MI descsip{idhe,
which viii receive promt and careful attsntiofs *
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

We acknowledge the receipt Of com
plimentary admission card to the show Of the
I Western Montana Fair Association which
Begins at Missoula on Sep. 9th and contin'
ues four days. The coming Fair promises
to be the best and most complete exhibition
Of agricultural products and stock ever col.
lected together on the West Side.
Dillon, In addition to lively local retail
trade, 10 picking up large amount Of job
bing in bulk. The superior inducements
offered to buyers in the Dillon market can
not help but attract customers living with.
in reasonable distance Of our town. The
more extensively this fact is circulated the
wider the circle Of trade will grow.
The amount Of freight received ut Dillon
daily is astonishing. This seasons bust.
ness, In the way Of handling frei9hts, will
be very large. Next year the freighting
business at Dillon promises 70 Be much
heavier, as the competition for Montana
freight between the Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific will commence in earnest
A short time previous to the meeting Of
the Madisos County Democratic Conven.
ton. an aspirant for Office from the ancient
capital OF Montana was sleeping at hotel
near the headwaters Of the Jefferson. Dur.
ing tHe Hlgnt IoO'u late nea1u MN Cease
snozing for . few moments and murnur
softly: NO oppositioa-sure thing" and
then resume his former midnight colo.
Young Tom Poindexter met with Sc
we're and painful accident last Sunday.
While engaged in re.charging a lot u shot
gun shells he picked up one through mis-.
take that was loaded. and while removing
the cap the she'll exploded tearing the In
side OF his lett hand badly. The wound,
although severe one, it is hoped will not
result in permanently csipplinG his Rand.
This srason IN some respects has been
peculiar for this portion Of Montana. The
Spring was backward and cold, and the
Summer hot and day. Tbs nonth OF Aug.
ust especially. was noted for the hottest
weather ever experienced in this section BY
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

A fresh stock At Field Glasses at lohn wei1At,
mans.
Genuine Hills C0nc0sd Harness at Ioh n w
10vellss. - S>''''" "
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PErCnF AND AFTER.

The Tendon Hprld thus describes
gi.ls before and .,,tcr they are be-
trothed,
The vonrc unergaged bird-She
is sigh, l;4!.a and bright; fond of
the socicty of the Cousin Bird
chatters !. -uod deal at feeding
time: is addicted 70 meaningless in
terrogaio,s. round games, bon
bons, fragments = the slans-berry,
and seam -pi,,-Ae4 Undergraduate
Brds, uTo.. ,rA.ch she feeds vora-
ciously. Sh- IS frequently found
chirrun;ns With others Of her tribe,
at TIC Flc:4ing or 'come-to-my-
room n-auI b,gs..-your-hair hour.
TIE engaged birl-Generally
seen I;5sius mysterionsly around
the .soussoau tee. In the evening
prefers sting on branch and
watching the Flappers; has been
known TO smile on the Best Man
Bird, and cause much irritation
thereby. As rule, feeds with one
claw concealed, and is invariably
lost at 4 picnic, to the amusement
Of the Alatron BIRDS, and envy of
Flappecs. The flesh is white and
soft.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

Knoac ill .Nen by These Presents:
That L, the Undersigned, EDWARD
ANDERSON reported dead,) do hereby
protest AGAINST any ole purchasing any
of nv property or effects, movable o.
immoy;,ble, offered ior sale, either oy
NV wife or any other person elnimiag
rirht t. do so, Oh the presumption : luJ
being dead.
Signed, EDN Aid ANbfi'HON'
22i Decatur suert. Ecw Orleans. -
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LAND OFFlsE, NEw ORLEANS. La,
Feb. 9, 1882.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler las fled notice of
her intention tc make final proof in
support of her claim. aud that said
proof will be made before the judge
or clerk Of the court. ct CoVipgton,
La. on the 18th of March. 1882, viz:
Mn. SARAH SEgAHAN, widow of Thos.
Strahap, Homestead No. 4254. for the
northwest quarter of section 80, townshlp
9 south. range 10 eas:, st. Helena meri-
' Z fpllowing witnesses g
cul ulti5atio1 oi sa4 land, viz:
Friday n. Poser, Elijah Lewis, Wes-
lev Affred and Frank Clark, Of ST. Tam
many parish. La
fe1S st GEO. BALDhI, Register.
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JERSEY lITLE.

One Pure-Broi JE.Y BULL. and a
superior quality Of grade and pure
Jersey COWS and FERS, fully ac-
clinlated, for sale tulphur Springs
Plantation. JAZZ
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-03-11
WAVERLY MAGAZINE.

This popular periodical has sixteen
large pages, size Ii by Is inches, set IN
small type. anl contains double the
reading Of any other weekly literary pa
per in tie country. It viii contain no
Advertisements, nut I've filled with
Stories, Music, Poetry. Anecdotes
Enigmas, etc, The Music will con
sist Of Anthems Songs, Dances ana
Marches, ~uieh in one year will De
worth at least ST. Ii is the cheapest
and best Family Paper IL America.
Tension. gear, =; six months, -:
three months 81. Sixteen back mum
bcrs. al different. will be sent, postpaid
10 any address, tcr =.
Try it, # .or only three rlonths.
Address.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-03-11

Ha-Es A. I' 4LooD.-Haryey
1iso, vtr,G the circulation of the
blood. an: 0r.a a'ncuncing the
fact, Was ridicaied ami laughed at.
Foo,, raah-s blood and blood
makes "o"I;y. Improper digestion
OF ian3 ca>sari'y produces bad
blooi : fa,i stomach, ac;dity, cart
burr. Sch headache, and other dys-
peplic symptoms. i closely con-
lined lie leads 10 indigestion, con-
s,ipation, h.iionsncss, loss of ape
tite. You do lot want pills, but
you need & few doses of that spark
linz rurg.tiye known as Bailey's
nalne Aptrieut. L aids digestion.
cleanaes the stomach, cools the
brain and ualoads the bowels.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-03-11

mlnute. 7s ssFssssV'V
Sound. eleven hundred and forty
three.
Light, one. hundred and ninety
thousand.
Electricity. two hundred and
eighty thousand.
A barrel of -four weighs one hun
dred and ninety six pounds.
A barrel Of pork two hundred.
4 barrel of powder twenty-five.
A firkin CT butter ffty-six.
Average of life thirty-one years.
Corn, rye and fax seed, fifty six
pounds to the bushel
Buekwheat, fifty-two.
Sixty drops make teaspoonful.
Three teaspoonfuls tablespoon
ful, one-third of an ounce.
-Four thousand eight hundred
and forty square yards make an
acre.
A square mile, SIX hundred and
forty acres
To mo.,su~c an acre: Two hun
dred and zinc feet on each side,
making Il square acre, within an
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PATEI IS.

Ne rant5lrr g. AZ ;l.-.eS tar Pat
er,.. j Tr Capysi,
-, f.rtne 1,t ~, C.aa,... in 5..
r.nL.t.a France 4. ~. ~. We
hare i.s.l .-.5r:y-Ii RI, s14srs.~
eIstn.
Patent oi,s.iaad II ii - are no.
ui.-d III ,.,- .I,..-.HrgsL L,;ElJa,N. Ii-.s
large AMI srlyndi ,s:lat.d vorf'v
itar,I. - - !, year. IS TIE Progre.
u S,I-E,e, is very irstjng, aat l.as
N en9r2loas ciri.3n. AL
MUM " GO. Pat-s solicitors, !uit-
Ishets OF SCIgNTIS Aa.ErI"AN. ri
Brcadway. cor. Nar.,t. Eew York.
Han 100E aboa! Prs sent free.
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OMNIBUS LINE.
RY w. Ii. DAN ENPDRi .

Leaves Cosingtor for the Old Landing
connecting with tie steamer hew came
La. viii take passengers to any part q
this or adjoining parishes. Terms moo
crate
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NOTICE.

The public are cautioned that the cut.
ting Of timber, or any trespass on my
lands in this parish, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the lev.
4. THOMSON.
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httltSS.
VI lAEER.N NAGAZINFS.
Lock Box I-2. Eoston. Mass.
just Received

TO sacks Corn,
20 sacks Oats,
40 hbls Flour, Grits and Meal,
- tons Bone Dust.
Also large assortment OF shelf goods,
such as Calico, Domestics, Ho4s-spnn,
Bale Yarn, Clothing, Hardware, ETC.,
which Offer for sale cheap Tor cash, at
lowest market prices. J. E. SMITH.
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USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.

A man walks three miles an hour.
A horse trots seven.
Steamboats, run eighteen.
Sailing vessels make ten.
Slow rivers flow four.
Rapid rivers aow seven.
Storms move thirty-six.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-03-11

Gut-aI i...5 been treated very
cor iieratelv. 3y r'1tting off .hs
lnG@iu- 10 . hat Iaortn Ike June,
the Transition sill not Seem SO sud-
ti.n.
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Attention, License Payers.

You are hereby notified that your
licenses are now due, and sleIld be
paid withaut delay. On April ! all de.
Iinquents will be prosecuted by the At
forney appointed by the Governor for
that purpose, and besides the costs of
court the license payer must pay 10 per
cent additional to said Attorney Is his
fees for collecting the licenses due the
State and parish. w H. COoh,
Sheriff and ex-officio Tax Collector.
CoyiEgtsn La, March t, 1892
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-03-11

Whereas, The AIminlStratcr OF the
succession Of James L. Cross has filed
his tinal account tIereln-
Notice Is HEREBY giyen to a, whom II
NAV concern, L. So2w csust. WitEin ten
days from the first publication Aereoi,
why the account presented by the Ad-
,ninistratar should net b. approve ara
homologated. and ,n,- tanls distributed
in accordance Herewith.
Bv order OF the ccurt, this ith day OF
March, 1882
Nm. 1. MonGAN, CLEEE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-03-11

Their captain gallops at their head,
and sholts imperiously to the driver
Of the diligence to stop" In one
trip in which ] encountered them
there was Il lady among the passen~
gers who wole Il handsome diamond
ring rather tight for her finger. In
her hight she could rot get it off,
and one OF the brigands said to his
leader, Captain, the lady cannot
get her rinS of. What are we to
do?" To which the Mexican ezra
Diavalo' answered 9ery cooiIy, Cut
her finger Of.
You can easily imagine the cold
shudder that rnn through US all.
Fortunately she managed to get the
ring %, and we were not forced to
witness au amputation.
IL another Journey a more anus
ing incident occurred. There was
4 Bishop Il the diligence, and they
robbed him Of his ring. When they
had gat through their operations
and taken everything Of value we
had. they kne.t down and asked
the Bishop 10 -.-a tAeA "a. bless
ing. He told them it was impossi-
lie to bless them without his 2in..
hoping IL that wag 10 get possession
OF Il. They returned him the ring
and hn salciaIt.v blessed them; but
when lie hal done so they again
cook Lls rla- en,l 1aiIorcd 90 with
i, ieayin" Ills grace III Tue middle OF
tno road, eXclairning:
'Bandidps let,rrsys, They hare
even robl-,d ne .: NY blessing"
Rohberi~s OH tie Very Cruz load
we're Of "aiiy oscmEeace. and Is
The hr'"anCs posss s7sed themselves
OF the passengers c.o:hea. L have
scry often seen. from ny balcony il
the hotel Ttyrbide, nlen and women
arrive completely naked. An Eng
lishman sald to me once: Il gener-
ally tfavel with two or threo copies
OF the London Times. You know
it is a very larse newspaper, ana IL
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no. T..

case of these carfounded black
guards taking 81 my clothes, by
Jove, tie Ti2ae,. r..sht be usefulT
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SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL 5. NEBs.

State of Louisiana, parish Of s. Tam
many Eighteenth Judicial District
court Ne -.
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wv. G. MORGAN, Clerb
SUCCESSION OF JA.iEs p. Cross.

The State of Louisiana, Parish Of s
Tammany Eighteenth iGulclal DIS
trict Court-Nn. II3.
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STEXICAN ROBBERS.
rlcTUGksQE, But rEvIL!s.E WHEN TsEY
PIT ~ THEIR YORK.

L.!cx3can Letter = New York Wcsld.l
The road from this city to San
Juan del f.lo used 10 be the worst
part o: the Journey to 5he interior,
when one was obliged 10 travel by
diligence, anl was tue part most IN
tested by. Lighv;.y r9hbers. The
highway lobbers are by no means
extinct IS Ee,, bu, witt! the rail
roads one hears mulch less ot them.
When | -,r'rcJ IL ills county foi
TIE first time, some nineteen years
ago, : had the pleasure Of being
robbed two o. three times, both on
the road to San Juan del Rio and
on the read to Vera Cluz. am
rather gla! OF it now. as being
-ob0yd on tie highway by the genu-
Inc Mexican bandit is n sensation
soon 70 DC d thing OF The past, and
| like leaving tho track occasionally
and being shaken by new emotions.
l was doubly shaken enc time, l re
member, by tie awful motion OF
the diligence and ny fright at
meeting the "companefos, as they
call them here.
It is a picturesque sight to see a
band Of Mexican "banditti" gallop-
ing down q mountain path on mag
niticent horses; their large Mexican
hats, trimmed with gold and silver,
shading their faces; their panta-
looms buttoned down the side with
large silver buttons; their pistols in
their belts behind, their swords at
their side, and their 'serapes''-a
sort of plaid q efisht and yarie-
gated colors, art|s