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...-ss "uN hts0ppItCNtiOn us n re-
."cuiW uscnt.-Thero is SUBJECT which OF lat,
'he attention Of the ard &c ntse with .u.h
results as salvanisu and Kindred bapebs nm, na',
important e.ls however been In rst,n =, N, r.n,.,
.ney regarding dfeasc Its eee ON IN. n.,o..
yhen nave attracted especial attention. and the h.a
nave resulted rom ts Of In. r,o r.Ino,
r""efs m'ny 81 which beyond reach of
s nave demonstrated ts value and IN. opr ira, ~
ne ana heNon' eoupain'- hden,ly ni,I
n',e'y o'he means OF au have in ya. b
an agent - subtle aud caution Il in IS
hnss and Magnetic fmd Dr. chri,tlc xh,cb an.
ssfre eedns other md. application IN, t.,
.he "s Strengthening Piascrs modlnea tam. of an. An
Nenuon used IN ea-cs OF varied nature and d~srre 49, -
for further particulars M An ,ro,h., =,
paper Explanatory pamphlets had rat. bv -
The SCENTS for this city Me.sr DUvAL PURcEIi p,.ss.,.
' Va e2t
w sands Sarsa pm rilla.-ErysiocI,.i !. . 49,,
pvsn and extremely dangerous dsea.e especially ber, ~,
e he mead Leeehing and ointment ..n
inc ua'e TOT the time being but knowu fset thai A
'.V apr 70 appear again. the indv heated a, n
srd we have M hesitation sard. ,
ote eheen'e remedy for erysoelas nj ana
aepeuon and the thus effected eop,.
permanent One oth merits Of t. by N,
upon he od etunsushes the poison by vhie IN. Az.
cas- necnefa'ed while other reedc. merely r,nox. A..
visible sxns and Rave the primary in IN. ,x,,,
M euaneou' and ueerous diseases nv
THIS preparation may be used with
for further particulars evidence nj An.
. ana enaey see pamphlets which Of an,
p Prepared and -oL and retail and IA,
hb shNiS Druggists and mite Fuildin.,
NO - buadway Of Chambers Yotk. sold .I.
y pUNhL PURCELL, Agents, Main street RE hmona ". :
rnee VI per bottle or siI bottles for collars
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wv ININH
w WATEHS.-Wc have just received additional sup
plies celebrated Waters, the which, the
months NJ sumtacr conducive n health.
The White Sulphur Water barreis haf barrels bos'
The Samiogt Congrr spring. Water quart and pint bot
ties.
In the weather keep them zee, pleasantly eooied
and ready fnf immediate
our Of Mineral Waters very frequently repienhed ~
very short intervals that enahd ~ All times 10 furnish
LUvAL A PURCELL Druggist
iu &c if7 MATS
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NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
Hetwoeu Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point CotnfOtt, sc a Port waIthaII.
FARE REDUCED TG 10 Cents, including meals,
breakfast AMI Dinner Being about haf the ofts by
Roskett' n Hack Hue taken into consideration.
= e. hVINIIE public are hereby notified
Sksect7EFA- - that the quick Steamer Az
GUsiA which the complete order day
and night and uhurpacd IN her
ming MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, between
Fou Waiihal and NofoIs Rich
nond and Petersburg ~ or sC IS 0n fasHdsr
meafs.
Passengers leaving Richmond days brelt0r
aud dine board Aueusia O'Clock
p. " and Norfolk r. Returning the August
oayoi Norfolk ito days ate w. touching 81 Point,
where she will remain uni r " giving passenger, Nor
1k opportunity u spending Hour ,hore Passengers
suppns and being lodged board births and spacinu.
moni ~ breakfast
will be- perceived from above that TN, comfortable and
expeditions lire persons visiting on business The
opportunity Of uanaeting a. and
A. 70 be At home within ~ hours m leaving Richmond
The Augusta viii stop IN un pot travel and
WI stop for u whcncvera signal tEivon.
The public may let assud, that the determination o. IN
travellers between Richmond ard Norfolk the best ard
AZ the lowest rates.
For further information tickets or freight apply the Depot
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company 10 The Ticket
Agent
FB-rhc corisuiy " Richmond Petersburg Railrnss
Depot prn,pai Richmond, by avoiding
to passengers by Tits line adds we'll
nience.
The Augusa Tuesdays Thur-isy,
urdsys ~ private rares for Erourron ism any
point Jses rcasontbo appcato a.
the "a Rail Rosd once. auQ2
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Yours, &c, F. A. l..
MArANoRAs August r IR46

mATAMoRAs, August >, 1916
wrote from this place yesterday, giving you what
information had Of the movements the army. have
two additional items OF army which may
we'll send you told you that Col Hayss Texas regiment
OF mounted men, which shall accompany, would march
to-day. Owing the non-arrival OF his ien, which
ha been for Point Isabel he leave before
tomorrow the day after, but by the latter the reg-
ment will move. IL docs proceed understood il
would, direct for Camago, but will go towards Tampico
into the interior and join the main army few weeks
Camargo. Ii is the settled opinion OF all here that Hays
will meet strong force OF MeIicans his and OF
course have fight Gen. Taylor, seems, intends giving
the Rangers chance ION their hook get into
"scraPe and then out Of it best they may The
giment. learn, Is about 700 strong.
And the Louisiana Volunteers have been disbanded1
What shame The hrsl respond 10 Gen. aylors call
for ard, and the first be home without u chance 10
meet their enemies II is too bad, 1t mott But tney
have all gone home meet several OF them daily who
say they will not 90 until they have had q fight. Nume-
attempts have been made recognize companies OF
those thus disposed AL the that raised
will be accepted Capt Blanchard has already succeeded
IN forming company numbering 70 rank aud file. They
appropriately styled the "PhBnI Company" Anoth-
company, under Capt. Smith, learn Will be filed and
mustered into service hope Louisiana after
oil, will have representatives the field OF battle If
the Mexicans brought TO another contest
Yours, &c IA. l..
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DIED.

Al Green Level the residence Il her mother Pnnce William
county, Thursday the 9th Of consumpfon
SUSAN daughter Of the ac WIN French q the year
after lines NJ seveTa months which bore
patent resEnaol This j. the second daughter
within the short Of months has
hand Of death from devoted mother and
and friends.
When she became Of her approaching end
I'd 10 oof with horror the si sggH but
tense suffering for shou and appeared from
exhaustion her eountsnane" denly ycned heavenly
se when sho eInred her perfect adnesto depart
her Heavenly Father t cal be-" declaring
around her bed tia; The happiness shs euoy-d
compensated for all her sui called
who had thus revealed u 70 rejoice 10
the prospect Of 1hssul nmJtiy-and failed
her, with oounsnlnce rH aEitg with smiles continued
to waive her hand triumph ugth she fell asleep
Although she made Profession of religion previous
she had always treated The subject greatest r.r.
aud the ereunHanees NJ her death afford her rted
friends the onEest reason 10 believe that exchanged
ste ~ suffering, Tor ~ eternal felicity X
bJ Enquirer and Waterman a Observer viii please copy.
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-fEE FOR NEw YoRK-toh dispaich.-The
nAAf elegant packet schr MANCHESTER, Msrurs.
osdnF ~ Ludans whagG For GcifL o. passage
having good seoomnlod,t ions apply board urto
sul2 HENRY FISHER.
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n. WI. XIII. FKY DO.
Interesting New Publication.
AIRS EIIIS'S NlfV WORK Tenoer

MI KS. ELLIS'S NEW WORk-Temper and
w Temperament Varieties ~ Character, ~ Mrs Ers
suihof o. Women NJ England, &c, price SOC.
The Modern Blush Futeh, Lives 81 Men distinguished ID
the History Enfand fof their cn achvel
BY W. Tnyior ~ D. NJ Trinity Corsve dublin auth vi
NJ manual NJ Mtd-fn Hsofy Ec forming arpc NJ VI
Miscellany: pree soc
Te Ereduon Borneo Her MsissVs Ship DIDO ~ M
suppression offasy win from journal ofJss
for the Bfoh Bonso CapainI
the Hon. HenD Keppsl v. n price soc.
Algebra Treatise AFebrs, BY Ellis Looms vi
Professor o. hsibs miies the University o. New Yorh
price ~ 50.
Ma. No sas MAPS use.
Nos ~, 98 -. 100 HaFpsrs Inur.ins,ed Shakespeare
No "a inpstrated wandsrna lew
No. Pctousi Eagiaud
NASH wOoDBOUsR
au 10 t3e Msin u.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

" r. nave Just received n large lOt OF Ladies
w Travelling TuntE, sutnbe for carrying bonne-
tuak well AZ packing cohcssnmc Of icm very agr
We invite M ladies' svc call viii sell
prices We have also yery stock Of Carpet
qualities and shapes bought very prices nom the
who declining business, which wse very cheap
7 pUrNEY A. WAITS.
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10y THE COURIER, which arrived last Mon.
- day,wc received Three PIANO FORTfS om
NeisTs stodau Dunham They specimens
tse md workmanship combining deeaey and bril-
liant round tone with a delightful touch
Ths added stock already iaEe renders
very complete Attending search Of instrument
opportunity selecting from Of
styles Of finish NASH 4 WOODI1OUsB
In Main
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- LNOR FREDERICKSBURG. The schI

MARY WHEsDEN, Capt Phillips, having large por
ton Of her cargo eugaged win have dispatch For bsnse o
bun Of 100 bbsi appiy on board Dock
au23 RANKIN, wHfTIOCK 4 ROYsTER.
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southampton wa Cured Bacon.
NH 70. Southampton Cured Bacon, ON con
- ugtm.np, boz 30 add fo low 10 ei-ss sslss BY
Nm MARTIN T. co,
~ 4e-e n"r' doof N the Columbian Hotel
HOYTS OFFICE. $40 sent 10 Howl today
wnpfoduce you $4,000 ana $4,000 N be- bsd for o. q,
eu ~ Hofrs, No TT-tanse
EkCHES. 1000 Mediterranean and Sweed,.b
- Leeches bsal,hy ard good condition Tor si,s By
au % No as 80.
X EN1UCKY RIFLE POWDER-5OO kegs
~ 81 superior quality, Tor sale BY
40 % DAVENPORT ALLEN 60
NJ ASON's CHALLENGE BLACKING--q0goee
AZ haf'ns superior Back just rccev,d Tor ale ~
an * WiLLtAMss HAXALL.
fHMNNEHT OIIe-g0 bbis Tannsf.' or 10 good o,dsr
- nuding and Tor Tor sse By
DavEypoRT ArIpg a IN
u ARNES' PILE LOT1ON.-We would adj
We al who troubled distressing disease u give
hs loion tra The escstss fundoubted
~ Dwssass
A CUE d FEVER can be cured in two DAYS by
a using the eeiebuted PERUVIAN PILLS 4 cure /. Va,
ran'd o. the moey refunded Agency for
GAYNOR a WOODS.
80 ~ No - Man
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M LIES BOOrS.-The gentlemen nni by calling Al
I've No 81 pretty article the Of fac
b. found in tic msfc by Miles son, of Phd
cali ali that is wanted to insure a sale at No 81.
Iu MYERS
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MEOR NV YORK. The 70

~ - 81 sshr MANCHESTER. Capt NAME hsvins the
bu n aged and Eonr boad win have dispatch
Of 500 boTe passage apply on board
ans whsn, or
p0 RANKIS wHTTLOOK a RoYsTER
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NORTH CAROLINA FISH.
CSA BBLS. No. l Cut Herrings
AOO 90 do do do Family Roe IIcIHrrI
IS do do do do Shad
10 Half bbis No. ] Family 5had
In store, for siieby
au4 WEBB, BACON. a co.
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Another New Store. 10.
c. JACKSON BR Ter
ut Bryson &. CTS oM stand,

1T BrysOn E. CTS old stand, "a, ali
HA7ER STREET., LOUISIANA, M.
4 RE now receiving and opening q new and
"A splendid assortment Of DRY D O DIS,
Q~ueensware, Hardware, Glass
ware, Tinware, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Dyestuifs, Books and Stationery,
&c. &C., which they will sell upon the most
reasonable terms for Cash or Produce
purchased their entire stock for
cash they think they will be able to sell as
and probably a little cheaper, than
any other house in Louisiana. They would
respectfully ~soiicita call from those wishing
10 purchase, that they may Judge for tl.em-
C.. JACKSON & BRO.
July !, 1916.
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FKIg CIRCUIT CoURT-h vocation

FKlE CZRCU1T CoURT-h raeosion.
18th June, 1886.
PtttiyR fur Pa,tsSitn. =. ra'
William II Jones, Michael + Jones and Ella.
beth J JOnss, Sally C Jones snd Sussunah
Jones, BY their guardian Dsbncy Jorss,
Jeremiah: Stark and Mary Ann Stark, HE vie
and William Jones, Sr.
NrOW It this day the said petitioners file in
il\ the Clerks ofice of said Court their peti.
itsOiI, verified by affidavit, herewith fled, for
partition Of certain Real Estate Of Harrison Jones
lying in said county Of Pike, to VIII:
the north East quarter Of section IS. in township
50 H., r. 4 W; four acres in the south west corner
Iof the n W quarter Of section 26, and IS acres IN
south part oi the cast halle OF the south east GUAR.
ter oil section %, and all il same township and
range. AMI containing the quantity Of two hun.
dTed and three acres, more VI less, The object
Of said petition is to obtain partition of said lands
among said petitioners and said defendants, heirs
OF sail deceased being his children, and heirs Il
law, or q sale thereof, Il it should appear in the :
manner provided by law, that partition of said
land cannot be made without great prejudice =
the owners thereof, and it appearing iron the a.
irlavit that the said jeremiah Stark, and Mary
Ann his wife, are not residents Of This state, il %
ordered that they be notified Of the fling Of sail
and that unless they be and appear in
said Court at the next term thereof. 10 be begun
and held at the Court House, in Bowling Green.
in said county Of Pike. OIL the LIST Monday Of
September next, and within the first three days
Of said term, and enter their appearance, and
plead to, or otherwise answer said petition, judg.
nent BY default will be rendered against them, in
The premises, and it is further ordered that notice
be given to the said Jeremiah Stark and Mary
Ann his wife, BY publication Of this order 10
'one newspaper published in this county, kT
tight weeks successfully.
State If Missouri, lss
C,mnty cJPike. ST.
!, Simeon =. Robinson, Clerk Of the Circuit
1ourt. for said county, certify that the foEsgc:.gb
tr.e copy iron, the record.
e~~, Witness my hand and Official seal,
) SEAL. done at oiice in Bo*l:ne.Crssr. in
'~> said County, this the 18th day oil : uns,
S46.
S. P. ROBINSON, CLz.s.
June 20th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-17
From the Rsveiue.
Above TALE

ane county through which Wolf rive, MAJ.
.ss-a. least that portion oft Ivine IL P
HeH county, Tennessee- som. en-
"1:kAsie for its Wild and varied re-
1He river ITSELF a clear and rtry;
stream threads its crooked wav auDs% aIsill
nu,s covered with cedar and cann Ioity
ards the close Of a beautiful d. ! io~-
yom.; -. .I RI, was seated at the window Of
Wo Jtas .s,e l'nie cottage near the bank ~
the al Sle was gazing pensivelv on
80 "A'k clouds that, floating proudly !, A."
~ -. seemed to be attending the great ."r
% ms haaI resting place. She Ioot.d sGn
''s"'"eA 'u@Rsrs might have passed sv.r
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Taxes! TaXeSM

The assessment list for the town ufLou.
|%isiana for the present year, has been COM
pletcd; and will remain optn to tho iBspec-
ton Of all persons interested, at the Office
of the Clerk OF the Board Of Trustees uutiI
10 o'clock A. NJ. ON Monday the 22d day o,
the present month, at which time the Board
of Trustees will sit as Court oil appeals to
.hesr and determine all appeals from said as
.Sessment.
P. DRAPER, Assessor
Of the town Of Louisiana.
June 18th, 1886. ~
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II EVENING CLOUD.
BY PROrSgoR WILSON.

By PROFESSOR WILSON.
a cloud lay Graded near the setting sun,
a CLEAN Of crimson tinged it, braided
snow;
Long had watched the glory moving on,
O'er the radiance Of the lake below.
Tranquil its spirit seemed, and foated slow.
Ee'n IN ITS very mutton there was rest;
"hi'e every breath Of eve that CHANGED to
blow,
Waited the ~trav'ler to the beautiest west.
E'm6Iem me thought Of the departed soul,
10 whose white robe the CLEAN Of bliss is
given,
and by the breath of mercy made to roll
Right onward to the golden gates of
heaven;
when 20 the eyes offaith it peaceful lies,
And tells to man his glorious d~es.inies.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-17
REMOVAL OF THE PALMYRA
LAND OFFICE TO BLOOMINGTON.

In relation to this subject, which is some.
times talked about, we are permitted tc
make the following extract Of a letter fom
one If our delegates in Congress to a citizen
OF tIis plAce:--(Mo. Courier.
Tine committee on Public Lands have
been discharged from the consideration of
subject, (removal of the Palmyra Land
'lhce Nothing has beon done, nor will the
La ID Office be removed, az the Commissioner
the General Land Office, in a COMMUNE
cation to the committee on Public Lands,
las given his opinion that it is inexpedi-
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4 c B D.

NHE splendid Steamer OCEAN WAVE
L will, on every Saturday, extend her trip
through to NauyOO, Fort Madison, Burlington
and Oquawho, leaving Louisiana every Saturday
|at7 o'clock A. M. Returning, will leave for ST.
Lo.its every Monday at 3 o'clock r. H., instead
OF Sunday as heretofore. B ~ I
Louisiana, May 18th, 1886.
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important Information!

"E beg leave respectfully TO remind our
friends that many Of them hare accounts
I~cncolsed for the last year. These must be Attend
ed TO Immediately, and We further request all per.
SONS indebted TO ms whether by note, hook ac-
count or otherwise. to call and settle promptly or
they cannot expect us TO give longer indulgence.
We have debts to pay. We have goods to buy,
we have improvements to make, and have 10 time
to travel over the country to request payments
Therefore, those long in arrears particularly,
but one more call and that f.oa IN
officer.
E. & D. DRAPER.
Iouiaiano AYa,, Of I0AS
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Ordinances
Passed BY the RUard Of Trustees Of the
TG,Cn If Louisiana.
No, %,

GNOs SHs
I'm ordinance opproprioting mionry.
Be it ordained BY the board Of Trustecl
of the town If Lou siana, That tie sum Of
s25 be, and the same is hereby a~ppropri-
ated out Of any funds in the treasury LOT
otherwise appropriated, for the purpose Of
commencing the improvement of Main
street according to Ordidance No. Is, and
the Chairman is herb, authorized to issue
his warrant for the same, SO soon as the
work shall in his opinion be sufficiently
advanced to justify the same.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman B. T.
Attest, E. BLOCK, a.,
Clerk B. T.
Passed May 4th, 1916.
No. 25.
FIN Ordinance t., amend an Ordinance far
assessing and collecting rersnue anpror-
ed March IAN, 1916.
Be it ordained by the b: ard of Trustees
Of the town Of Louisiana, That the Asses.
sor be required in all assessments for the
year, and until otherwise directed
by law, to omit the items Of money OH hand
or money loaned at interest," and that no
tax shall be collected on said items.
Passed May 4th, 1886.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman B. T.
Attest, Z. BLOCK, ia,
Clerk B. r.
No. 26.
I'm Ordinance 10 reScind an Ordinance. ,
BE it ordained by the board Of Trustees
4 the town Of Louisiana, as follows,
Section lst.
In ordinance passed OH the 4th day Of May
SIG, exemptiI 8 money loaned at interest
nd money on hands from taxation is hereby
escinded, and the assessor is hereby au.
and required to make his assess
nent, as if no such ordinance had been pas.
ed.
Section 2nd.
The chairman Of the Board is required
D furnish thu assessor with a copy Of this
rdinance forthwith. |;
Passed May 18th, 1876. |,
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman D. TIL
'ttest, Z. BLOCK, JE, Clerk BIT. L
No. p.
An ordinance d~lpropriafing money. t
Be it ordained BY the board Of Trustees
: the town Of Louisiana, as follows. Il
Section LIST. -
hat the sum Of FIVE dollars be, and the
M is hereby appropriated out Of any
nds IN the treasury not otherwise appro-
for the Improvement of Tennessee :
rect, between Main and Water streets.
Section End. =,
rat the sum Of %l4. 81 is hereby appro-
to the street Overseer for %toolsIc
and II. 10 for removing dead ca
rcasses. Also, the sum Of 1926 for the SC
Of the improvement Of Main &C
'eet. Pessed June 9Th 1886. oh
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman B r "
test, E. BLOCK, JR, BIT Nv
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EOIrO3.--AEuinaa beng made up e
Pressly 70 stand kicks, enHs, compliments
and coppers with . good grace. He is
supposed 70 know every thing, excep,
how the coca-nut obtaine:h its milk. Yer
ally, che bath . deviL."
G-A lpboring man fell down yesterday
near the Mound, overpowered BY the rays
Of the sln, aad soon expired. -ISt. Louis
American.
BeThomas Ross, q ~well-know0 burglar.
went into a house, on Fourteenth
steeet yesterday; knocked down a young
woman present, and commenced breaking
open some trunks. Becoming alarmed he
Aed, bat was overtaken and arrested.-lSt.
Louis American.
E3-Bugs on squashes, are repelled by
T~prinkling q mixture of SCOT and sulphur OIL
che young plants while wet with dew in the
morning.
z9"A lady once borrowed a dictionary
OF an acquaintance; on returning III !
book, she was asked how she liked il? ''OfI
replied the fair one, stiIe words are bearti.
fui, but I don't thiak much Of the story. !
7.The silk worms Il read is SD fine that
n drachm Of it will extend 4 distance Of
n hundred and eighty. five miles and
ninety two feet, while the same weight Of
q common grass spiders thread will reach
two hundred and twelve miles and seventy
four feet.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-17
BREACH OF TRUST.

An important case ofembezz'ement was
concluded in New Orleans on the 10th mat,
1t was brought against Stephen Franklin, a
cotton broker who, in March last, recei-
we'd q consignment of cotton and two drafts,
amounting to 34.95O, and s I'D the cotton for
tome $1,000, and on the next day he stop
ped payms INT. After half an hours absence
the jury declared the prisoner not guilty.
Ihis has created some interest, as the &C.
cusei IS deacon Of the congregation wor-
Shipping with the Rev. M. Scott, and of
coarse had the feelings oftile whole conere-
CATION with him, besides the SYMPATHY, Of
the citizens generaIly.-N. Y. News.
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BERKSHIRE PIGS, a few choice ones for
Dssle by f. & ID. DRAPER,
Al ril the 24td, lS46 N
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Smiles OF PROVIDENCE.-.w.
rave al heard Of Providence. was much
Piea'sl with Uncle Jim's idea on that ,ub.
Jet: u0
''o'd morning, Uncle Jim."
"t.Ood morning"
"Wsil you've got your daughter married
eyes"
Greatly, Providence smilts upon you"
"Smiled! No, bless you, she snickered
right out"
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~ ~ AI1SAA
Louisiana, May 81, 1916.
CASTINGS
SundPieS.

ORSE Collars, Trace Chains, Hames, Shoy.
III els, Spades, Hoes, Window Glass, Lin.
seed Oil, White Lead, &C., &C., for sale very low
-.r.s ... H. +. BLOCK Go.
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ALBERT

!. ALBEKT qNEWBERRY.,Toq,
No. 49, Main Street, st. Louis. Missouri.
AsiF0NSTANI Y on HIND ofkisl
II otrn Manufacturing, a WkolesoIe md Rstd;
supply Of TIN Gad COPPER WIRE, Nsset.
iron, Hire, STOVES, CRATES, and ev.ry Oh.
articles In that line Of business, Y Cheap for
Cash. -. - i.~ ;y24
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E"When the sacrifice which you request
a friend to make, i. greater than the bcne-
fit you obtain thereby, your demand 10 un.
courteous.
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No. %

| NO. 70
An ordinance to adopt certain statutes as
part Of the town ordinances.
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees q
the town Of Louisiana, as follows:
Sec. l. In all cases touching the assess
ment and collecting of the town reye-
nue, or any debts or penalties due to the
town corporation, where no ordinance is
or may be in force touching the same, the
laws of the State of Missouri shall gov,
ern and determine the action of the board
of Trustees and all officers of the corpo-I
ration, and in all trials and p~roceedinosl
wherein corporation is aparty Interested
the laws Of the State aforesaid shall pov-
ern and determine the same, so far as the
same are or can be made applicable 20
the case.
This ordinance to be in force from and
after the passage of the same.
Passed June g., 1886.
Attest. EDWIN DRAPER, J
W. c. Oas, Sec'y. Protein.
No. 20. ... O.
0TasnSnee regulating Tdres for MeI
year 1886.
30 It ordained by the board of Trust.e.
I the town Of Louisiana, That the 49,, 4
ASss'on for the Pressnt year be fixed at
Democratic banner., 1846-08-17

GOoO FOAST.-The following was one Of
:ne regular tOast' at the fourth O. JaIy celebration
~tHe Latles-The Aristocrats ofthe Republic:
-Ihey are unwilling Tint any man should be
equal"