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,FR IHEs marriage GUIDE. : p2GSss

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed Tor z,
csutsln 20 siagc or currency. over liiy wouj
Gerful pen pictures. true TO life articles on no
following subjects: Who may marry VINO not;
whyf Proper age TO marry. VINO marry irtE
Manhood. MonnnhOud. Physical decay. " 10
should marry. How ltie anu hari iuUs. l., 20
Increased. Those married or contemplating
marrying should read It, II ought 20 be r.a!
by all adult peraons, then kept under LOCK anu
Ecv. porular edition. same q above, but paper
covtr and 20 pages, :. cents by mail, IN money
or hostage.
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PRQPRIErOVS.
Goo E!,sk Soi h Of Santa +, Depot

Are repaired to 4, all kinds OF Iron Work OF
.horns, notice fiac rg hsrcc ATTY.
Hspairing mach n-rv. iIoi snd orsss cav g
al IN fpct everything Ia the limo eSe;i' snn
fpl,hsa in q manner .qnh - the tssoSs III
me ,ySs,e c,Qnuc N dele f,ada tnorfe-
non'i fo.vet W. have a. bas' m4fh,re an"
mas, ss.lied cor O n N Teas. "nir c's o.
az, i,.,~ -rs-r b. all sts . rit'h'1"-y is'N."
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MEDICAL.
POI SON

Ia ihc bio0t Is -, TO show Itself "a the c.vr ~
aud ret re should by a .meens be a's.st.t =
throwing 1t 81. swii's specific does ,H.s 40.
lively. MS putely vegetable. n-poleorCns
fCmsdy. vi lrh helps nhtuic - fore MI the ~.
,0A or iaiit ont through The pores Of the sEia
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I ..lpRQlES TNE QUANTITY On

,.trhs ' - lE GuRLllL VI
tho GOolgEd 90, it.hgs!t. and 70 thoro.
iu:U u nno snriyDrGi.t and corFc0iigG
iucaacs or all enron t. mdiailtcs which
nrc associated with an iaPOvTnlSftD
STATE or THE BLOOD. These oil yilld
QthercgulatinG AMI nourlshlng prop
critics Of ia great food tonic elements.
II compensatos for tho ioSs Of ciilhiy,
Induced by SoHaiHl pfion. tdfdfyls o.
bronchial and Throat affections. Ie
irW remedy Feminine Debility and
reimburse tho Female physique for
those losses Of riaiifi accompany
ing complaints PECULIAR 10 the SER
Mothers nursing their own chIdrcHr
aud delicate ,coDicH who expect 10
become mothcr0 and bring up riJ3r-
ods children should by all means usn
II. ~ cW restore sufferers PROM.
i;aHiri or Nervous Pr0StrdtioH ar,a-
iug from Opcr-irOrk, E.rccsscs o.
pTJfrdctcd Disr0sf. 10 UUi rurr
Drunkenness nnd tho Opium HGbic
FOR ~ tho app1tlic grows hcalihict
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho uso OF this Tonic. tho unnaturai
craving dies away until totally vy-
tlnct. n ishighiD bcnciici0t Ia Lirr
Complaints, Mf'GriM (ercr, utl
ALL Malaria! Disease: and f0c tao
dcbllltntlnr effects of fcrcr II H''H
kiud II has no clndi. IL 1cpoir3
Sfqsic. inipForcs Digestion and Dip
j!etiir, aud affords tho Dyspcyfio IN
taiid an easily GsimIdbiG dFiirG
of JOod; auI !I ,o pleasant TO the trsla
that tho most soasitlvo ralnto VIII 10.
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LIVERPOOL

sBiG. talked. g., y.
TogE-O paned. New York, steady; Now Or.
leans, s,o.dy Liverpool ...:,. Closed re"
York steady; Now Orleans, quiot LiverIool, .''.
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NJ. Robert 4, Easlcy, ~ piCkso1 TcnHelteS
rhil and ever followed by rheumatism. ici
three yearr. 80 that was not able To attend 70
my 'uSness; had tried almost every Kind %
med iCiup aud f. uud no ultf A .itr1 Toe
commended sWif'S Speed tiled one bottle.
and my beam began 10 Improve l couilnuot
Uuill had TAX SIX bottles, Ard !, hes soi nc
90 M fee ny SQUAD an well ~ eyer. 20.
eOmnlt ad II 10 al! tlmiagly afflicted
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Le'torp from twenty three t,3 OF tho leEGire
tell drusg 81, OF a lGnla say under hig hsn b
% 1884 we sell moro OF swif's spe, ihc ihar
any Other one remfdy. hnd three to ten Gm.n
10 much rs any other ulOOc nedclnc. v reii
To al clasS.s ard many o. TIE hes, families
use 10 rs ~ general healtn tcnio.'
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lam lurn that swiUs 1clhc saved my .Nc
{ was ;eirlh'y poisoned with mslain, and r4s
siven no 70 dc. swir'g sr,cidc ri.cyts ;no
r'or rily ed entirely think Ills the gftsiest
rcmedY OF tue aye. g q. Srh"oAJ,
srpt cas- WurEi Rome, so.
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have known and us,d swif's irtCilc 'ol
more ih,n twunt gRr and hove seen moro
vtrdgTi!l results from is use thsn ffuu sLy
gnedy in or oLt a. me PhafmAcniW'A 1875
certain sDd sHfc anudo,e To sll so'ls ~ Blood
pol,on =. pi.K sOg SMITH, ND, Atlanta, %.
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COTTON.

Toss-Closed: liverpool, steady; New Yors,
steady: New Orleans, 500; Galveston, quiet.
ooysoIIDA rND nrryf' IA
Tnis Yoai. LA Y,af.
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orr trratiuc or Blood and skin DsScBl
NAL % free 20 applicants
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC 60,
Drawer Z, tilsn;H. &C.
=. Y ONica $50 West 23d Il, bet. 9th 6 III AVE-.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-11-22
The "Prominent CItizen.o

The prominent cl,lZCn mas no mission
upon earth except 10 main ain his Own
notoriety as such, and he should tlc. ctorc
he easily dispensed with. lis presence is
q encouragement to the young and am
bilious men Of his community who are
eager for opportunities to co something
for the public good. lac is constantly
seeking and getting tho best seat in the
boat 70 the discomfort Of those who have
greater reason TO be similarly favored. c
always secures the most desirable positions
on the stage of a couvc ton hail, though
attending only to 81 Ow himself, while men
deeply interested aic forced to clamor for
admission to remote corners of the gal
leries.
lie is the most striking specimen of the
American tuft- hunter lie i always ag-
gressiycly selfish. He never propos $ any
thing. but always seeks TO get alongside Of
those who do. lie is every ready to sign
petitions and to c3ntriau e his name. bat
be signs few checks ard contributes little
poncv. Altogether, he is an eAcrescence
that SHOULD be cut of.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-11-22
The But;on Controversy.

lion ton L'ter1
Controversy has been started by The
Pal Mall Gazette ms 20 why wome button
their clothes from right 10 lett and men
fium left to right, II has cd to an e'ab-
ornt, dis lay or lea ming ANA W.T.. tne
writer declares that mcn ave Luttt ned
from left to right nee the earliest A.
syrun ~dynasties. Another asserts that
the most Of bat onin5 di tingu shes tie
Nj ssUimun ANA the hindoo in India,
wh.e a third says hat The writer need not
20 SO far rs luuia tor an ilN.stri ton, s
the WomCA OF America are IT cogni able ly
the male system OF buttoling from lett I
rglt. The lad es of .rtw Orleans, who
he d to the other fashion til IA recent
Ter Cd. d d SO because OF the bench col
on ~, ON Of Lou .stuna.
Then tlG coutro er V hranchcd OFF into
Il question Of tie compa atiye Qua it. of
maIc ANA female brains. y lady insists
that her sex button from right to le { be-
cause the dressmaneis 50 ~ lueIr dresses,
and denies hat man has any r,ht To uIuw
inNidious differences; while sarCOn,c an /
s~artisiic eLcmy Of female rights. declaring
that the placiHg of the right thumb owe!
the left is positive proof OF a railing mind,
holds that The female me bod of utuGiug
inuicat,s a coidngls the advent u her
true position as man ru.Cr.
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] observe i'll the morning Iapors that q
matron in Il London PRISON has been
strangled outright by main force by Il
powerful virago convict, while within the
same day four girls, each 10 or II years Of
age, scilod on a man in Commercial road.
Mhilc one cried Bite him." Two of them
seized his thumbs and held them in their
teeth. biting to the bone, while the other
two went through him and took all bis
money. There is o county in the world
In which OLc SECS s. much OF tic pure
savage wild least in woman as in | ng-
land. Walking much among the lower
orders in tEesc fishing towns. one is
amazed at Tic blows, hucck.downs. and
raps. given and taken by tie ger tier sex.
The manner in which even in their play
they leap, and scream, and strike is APP
palling-reminding enc of the tigers rr
bears at sport. 10 sucn beings no amount
OF brutality or even murder itself seems
dreadful Laless a weapon is employed. To
us, on tue contrary, the killing or MAIN
ing a human being with bare lis.s or nails
seems far more rcyoiting than shooting or
even s;abbing. Which simply proves
that use is second nature, and that What is
our way seems 10 all mon to be the only
evidently right way TO. all the world to
follow.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-11-22
when UancocA Get 4unry,

Inter Ocean "ReuniCn SO Ell
"Col. Mar.dcn, of my regiment, " said
Il ScCoud New llaml sire man, near y
uiud OF grief when his command was cut
To- pieces. He thought IL great deal OF his
Mon. one umc Gtn. hancock ordered
him 10 ta~e his regiment OF beard Il rotten
OLD transport on the james river, and go
to me assistance of cen. Sherman. 1
won't do t. said Col. Marsden. " by
sid the colonel, / prom sed the fathers
and n.otDeIs of tnese boys That
/ would urlng them back safe un-
IS they were killed it, battle, and
i will lot iruat TIER Ives to u
crazy vessel Ike the II Jou Lave
pro ldcd, w no arc you, tia You dis
O,ey my orders asked Gen. Hancock.
%. MUisdtn drew him eli up and sd d.:
j am oil. Ma DIN, OF tie tctOud Jew
LAM shire Iesiu INT, and member If con-
gress lrum New ampshrc l am one Of
tie fciUws who make g~cItrais iiAe you
Cen Hancock was CrcaGfuliy angry, Tut
lie OF another tlansro,t lor col. Mars.
cen > n.tn. md The Other one sal k on its
very ntAt rip down the lay. II we had
gone Oh it We would have all been
crowned.
My captain came rear giving ne a
pretty Serious Puulsl!ne 1 unc said an
ot.er NCtcran. II had Ui Obeycd orders,
and he put Inc down in the bolt m Of a
dry tiu well I a &C. citcQ house near Tie
camp 10y way of mixing me sorry for
what had uo. e. j wcAt 10 sleep down
there, and, througl some blundrr or
CjhCr, the CCmpany reached Oil and forgot
Inc. The CrUtr nj Sod lne after tnCy
had gone a lew miles, aud mcn were sent
back to get me out.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-11-22

4 Fyatcm by Whtch the Losers Arc
A%bUudautiy Protected.

Now YORK TlNuun
"a GREAT many rcorlc lose / cir kew. 80
sid IL o,.,r d4, n man who make. n
.nca. oil tc..fUtu. lot Ervs a. t.,.r
c.los %" seut uso we return ON ai
A.. craze one bunch a CAV, the YER r,u.d.
Ih,res no IN, uey i'm the business Ia lis.
md. indeed. we DOM ere to make molcy
out of IL but do il to accommodate o,ir
c.stJmers and fri. is.
"Jle svsicm is extremely s;mo'e \
IN who i,nrs tia Ice is likely to Sc his
f,s IS in greater fear lc + the fn4cr dis
G vcrs who the ow .er t. nm uses tie ncys
IT, e Get a robbery. it is "A lad Ian To
h.vcr,i.e for lost sr-s. for y ncrll!y 20 90
SO IS {, nd g.ycaWay.' tur sys en- re.
m.y.sa all troupic on mat So re 4 man
como, lore and Iuysn tao for % ce.tS.
STAN. ed with our nam. Oh one SIDE. while
On he other i, an agreement To NY 4 lar
the KEYS To winch tine t,f is nj n he'd
The tag i, nlmbc ed ard a cores ,ondins
Lu.lber is ,asen down on a card. VIII G.
we icck in n men, of afe ke1t for the
N pose. The chances are ten to one tnat
80. ..,,, ,r. lot t1,,,, ,-;l L.. f,,1
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aAhl No Is moi longl' ho said,
Vanderbilt on Maud g.

("Uncle Biz in Chicago IIerald1
MAUD S. has afforded me MOI. comfort
than anything else | ever owned, - re
NAL ked \ anderbilt. Il had her six wears,
and drove her IA good many hundred IN. les,
and never q tine did sac Snow Il INT of
temper. Fast Horsts, like smart mon, are
apt TO he cranky. Now, / wo HAT have
n crank in my stable. Many Il tim1 | nave
] been oil cred horses thai would more
than likely develop intO something extra,
aid ] refused t. ta~C them OIL account Of
bad temper. ldJnt bu hors, for other
men to Criyc. | never lett like sailing on
q yacht because | d have t. gct Il captain
to navigi tc her. / W n TO do my pleasure
riding IN something hat i cHt.r, y control
W til my own hands. 30 | wou .dn't ri, G
s,all-room TO a crack hOrse that
wouldn't do his best for me w.tIout an 4;
pulling, or sul>ing, or tricks. .'laud 5. is
the faiic and S uarcst bca9t that ever
breathed. she would 90 a, VIII for you
AZ for the smartct 5ocAcy-if you know
how to handle the re.ns ut all. Fair cou'd
get better 81 ccd cut of he th II !, ut i,
isn't on 4cc,unt OF tIc mare. / weigh
more than 200 pounds, aid | shouldn't
like to trust my weight t a skeleton track
wagon. So. craving full 4 0 pouads, she
did Ii mile for me in 2:lJ-. With la
pounds of Bair in IA Sulky that weighed
only forty five. her @:0J. was no more eff
fort for her than what she made for me.
That was the tcauty OF her. She was al
ways ready to do her level lest for any
body. | can bear bad temper in man or
haaat
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II aveler's Mngazinel

It aVeIorS MuSalIne.I
Il wish 10 look at some mourning good. "
Rd n lady, as Size entered Il dry goods
store.
"lcs, madam, 81 replied the clerk; this
way, plea'c.'
Altar looking through tie entire stock
she rcnlar,cd that size NO ld come in
ga / ns ,' said the ""S slcik in 4 svm
pathetic tone Of voice, If he death oc.
CURED e.. your immediate famiiy?"
"1Ecic ia, ben 10 deati vel, " she re
pied ssdiy, but my husband i. very
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Dimcn,t naIlroadlug Tsat.

Chicago Herlidl
The construction of the Canadian Pa
rinc railroad through British Coum ia is
one Of the most diiicult feals ever al
ic,nptrd. The average cost of con true
ton between Emory aad Boston bar, ads.
tnuce OF tN euty-nine miles, is over 80,
900 per mile, Twenty miles of this has
been hcwn out Of the sold gIU.itc. ana i
carried through thirteen tunnels, aud O. cr
eight large and fourteen small bridges.
For an -ou can hold In your coll, dead han
Is wLst .ou have givea away.
-IoaQuin Miner.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-11-22
USE MONIANA I SANS,
C0mersiantes Pormenor
LINCOLN, n. NJ.

AvIso-Nosotros los avaio lrmados dis
imos a Nd nuestros letorcs que emos nut
dado nuestro comersio a la tienda nueva
pora vender mas harata que ninguna otra
persona por dinero, al menudello yasi
crello que tcnemos IN bucno surtido, dc
%efoctos, y tambien vendemos mails a un
presto rcdusido pasenado sen ganorde sc
ala Tienda de Jose Montana y Sails su
Lincoln. n. NJ.
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r.

sDat n wcch g -. .aa. b ,ssll,
With a toss oft sd. c.ry head
sCns, two, three, igur, re. IX. ote"l-
Bevcn whole days. Why 90 sIN ynu know
you said IL Yourso.t-l u4 tNlt zoe .u.
lhe great God ui IN Itntal
Made all thu earth AMI tlr ONE onl E.'n,.
The trees and tht uirls Iul tla Iut.'' ..4
How can ! wait for my SO! t. srO"t
SBut a month Is so long, he said,
With n droop Of bis Doyish heal.
Shear mo count-one. two, three. tour-
-Four whole weeks and three day, more;
1hiity-One day., Gn1 each will Crecb
as the shadows craw. over yOnder stec.
Thirty-one nights, and J shall lie
Watching tho stars Climb up Iha skvl
How can | wait tll a mon h Is O'crH
but a year Is 50 lon ~ ho said,
Uplifting his ri ht yCun. head.
IAN the seasons mu { come and 20
Over tho hills with footstcp, slow
Autumn and winter, suuum r anl spring;
Oh ioT a bridge of gold to Aing
Over the cha,in deep and wife,
That I might trus, 10 the other side,
Whore she is wa.ting-my love, my brideI"
''ren years may be long, he sail,
Slow raising his stately head,
But there's mucd to win, there is much to
lose;
A nlrn must labor. a man must choose,
And lie must be s.ron d; - wait!
The years may b3 long, but vino would wear
The crow of honor, must do and dare!
No time hai he to toy with fate
Who would CLIMB TO manhOol's high estate!'
"Ah! life Is not longl' he said,
Bowling hi, gran / white heal.
"Onc. two, three, four, i've. six, sevenl-
Seven times ten are seventy.
Seventy years As swift tueir fight
As swallows ~cleaving the morning light,
Or golden CLEANS at even.
Life is short rs n surniner niyht-
How long, o God is eternityP
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-11-22
Ills 1I,.t EnmIllnr Spnna.

Rouge Nntes.l
You are an early ri.'r are you?" said
Mrs. Lrown TO Mrs. jones.
NO; the reason is | cal not wake up
John tetore Don / have tired tLc cock
alarm, blank cartridges, aud bc~li-riHsing,
but he sleeps iDe u dcad man. ~
&c on Gu lit to Try the pan l use on my
husband, said MIS-. Brown.
"How is that"
"Pull a cork out Of a leer bottle and ne
will spring right out on the 1oJr.'
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NOTICE OF PROOF.
I, :. LANn OFFICF
Les CrMccs. \. NJ. OcloLrt .eth. INe

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Octohrt 2sth. 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following
FAMED sCIrlpr has filed notice of his intention
20 make final proof in support of his claim,
aud that said proof viii be made before the
Probate Judge, at Lincoln, n. NJ, on Decem-
Lev lGth, 1854, viz:
DIONICGO CfAvEZ Y SANCHEZ, on home
stead No. 2H9. for the = II W = and W =. = W
= .,cE3 twp o $ r 10 cast Re names the fol-
/ wing Witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
lcnce upon, and cultivation Of said land, viz:
H-am Chavez. Pedro Samora, j. Samora, and
t7rlos Armljo, ali of Lincoln County, New
MsXico.
as joins II. MOTE, Register.
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Ir You Can't Taih, Make signq.


"IbIuIIOIU Mini
"Sh'ne yer Gu,es?' shouted a boot
black, yesterday, to an oil citizen On Auin
street.
The man addressed made no reply.
"Shine 'em up; only . cents? still no
reply, but a gaze in,O vacancy.
Tne bootblack looNcd at his victim q
moment to make sure that he was alive,
then aid, in a dsgust d tone: SAY, mis-
ter, ef yer can tork, Wy jess make signs,
viii Yer?n
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NOTICE or PRDOF.
L. :. LAND OFFICr,
In Ernnna y NJ NnLnL q 2,lh. !,

IHs VTUVVs, n VI, VVNV| c ~'IU' I70I'
Notice is hereby Given that the following
named &c tier MSS flel nOt,cc OF hi, intCn.
!3u TO make HuGl proof iu support OF lis
lain before the probuic Clerk OF Lincoln
county, n. H., at the own of Lincoln, in said
ounty and territory, on the l0th day OF De
teWhcr. =. D., 1884. viz:
UuGu Fisu. on dec!aratory statcmcnt No.
l0ls, for The e o. ; t. a SIS = S e a sec 81 and n
~ = e4 sec @StEp2 r26e. II; ulnes the
.ulOTIpE witnesses TO uruV" his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation of said land,
i'll. Gordon, y. b. NipfrCy, j. p. Clcve.
and, and caleb Winfrcy, all OF Lincoln Coun-
IT,, rew Mexico.
4tG JON r. MCFIE, Register.
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PROCLAMATION or REWARD

The Sheriff Of Lincoln County, Terrific
ry of New Mexico, having informed me
that on or about the 18th day OF October,
1884, at C%allinas Springs. San Miguel Go d,
one Nicholas Arrogan murdered Jasper n
Corn, deputy sheriff Of said Lincoln Coun
ty, while the said Corn was attempting TO
lawfully arrest the said A@rrogan, and lhat
Arrogun has not been arrested bnt is Sill
AT large:
Now, Therefore. DO hereby OFF, a re
ward Of rive 1LJ2LMcl~
EGC LsollSLy for the cap
lure and delivery Of said Airogan TO the
sheriff Of said Lincoln County, to be
paid out of the Territorial funds, on sat
.sfactory proof of such capture and deliv
cry.
Done in Executive Chambers, at Santa
Fe, tie Capital, this LIST Gay of Novem-
Der, 1894.
LIONEL A. SHELDON,
Governor Of New NcSico.
BY tie Governor,
SAMUEL A. LosCH. Secretary.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lend oGico at Las Cruces, N. M, October

Land Office at Las Cruces, n. M, October
}lst, 1884,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
namei settler has fled notice of his intention
20 make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before Pro
r.te Clerk of Lincoln County at Lincoln, Nm.
m December 18th. 1884 viz;
THOMAS CHALMERS, on dcclaratory state
nent No. 1907 tor thesis n a and n II W
= sec ~, twp IA, s r Is east, He names the III
named witnesses 70 prove his %cOntinu-
o Ir residence upon and cultivation * said
ami. viz: Joseph E.. Thsrel, John Pledgcr. j.
~. Turner, JOhn Lavender, all of Lincoln Co.,
Y. n.
It5 JONI r.. MCFIE. Register.
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~ peculiar soIdIcrs In MexIeo.

Some Of the enlisted men in the Mexican
army are fine soldiers, but there are
regiments made up of criminals who have
been sentenced to years Of service in the
army instca of in prison. | have seen
these men driven into pens like cattle, and
tleir food thrown into them. These
criminals are generally kept in the north
ern part of Mexico, and we soldiers sta
TONED ON the frontier sometimes run across
them.
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LEGAL Nd FER7ISENENz.
EIiERlFF SALE.

UNDER and byvirtUe Of an cxccltioni is
slGd uut Uf the Third Judicial DisjrIc.
Court Of he Territory Of Now MeXlco, n
aud for Lincoln County, 10 J. c o%irr't'
and de ivercd, and received by me on the
.oih uaS Of October, 1854, against Auba
hanson, defendant, and in favor Of john
7. Roberts. / have levied upon and scized
ii the interest OF the sad Adna LGmsoL
~ and to tie folio" ing lands and tcnc-
mcn!s in Lircoll County. New Mexico, to
wit The mining claim known us Little
Daisy" Also the mining claim known a.
llcll' Half Acre in White Oaks Mn
ny District. Also. the mining clam
&nOwn as the Red Chief Otherwise
known as the Silver King situated near
- ujtr Canon, on he west size Ot tnc
white Mountains, Also, los two, e.
hrce. (3) and four, a. in Block twenty,
@0) in the town Of White Oaks. AuG
office is hereby given, that l will, on
Nonddy, the 8M dug IF December,
,894, commencing al 10 o'c,cch In The
GcuoU oi said day, in front # the post
Alec, in the town OF White Oaks, in said
county of Lincoln, expose at public auc-
.!ou, and sell 10 tle highest bidder G0g
cash, Tie property SO seized and levied W
Ji, or SO much thereof Is may be ntcessa-
D., TO satisfy said execution and costs.
Gtvcn under my hand this Bird day Of
v-Ilbcr, 1854.
JOHN ". POE, sheriff.
Fy CHAs. Bell, Deputy. sd
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Us we will 90 it for YOU, tor
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