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II gives me pleasure TO say that am acquainted
with the proprietor Of the above medicine, and also
with number Of gentlemen, whS nave tested its eff
cacy; and have no donbt, from the unimpenchable
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates that they can be fully relied on.
l's ULYSSES WARD.
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TESTIMONIALS.

CHARLES BAnTLETr, ESP IN
The undersigned who have for some time had cilren
under your College HILL and who have attended
several examinations Of yonr pupils take this opportunity
III expressing yor and the public through You,
high consideration ofyons noble School With the local.
~ SO emneny Leantfnl-1wih he arrangement o. The
study room, the dQYmltory--the play gronnd--tle Gym
nasin,-wiih the comfort and refinement Of the family
with the IoroUehness Of is educational provisions and
the influences which are exeried the minds Of The
scholars, delighted; and unreqnesed by yon pre-
cent TO yon is expression Of our grateful regards and earn
wishes thar you nlny continue receive you most
certainly deserve, The liberal patronage which you have
hhherio enjoyed
4 g VAN CLREr, Pastor Of the Il D Church
Il .e +a4 Hlrkensark, ..5a
EDaAH THORN, Supervisor OF the Town 81
sB Poughkeepsie.
S II, Tnownnipar Merchant Poughkcepaie
Gao. VAN KLERcK,
VII JOHN T. MctsoUN, Troy, 3 M
f:EoRas " PoMRRoy, New York.
A1IoLr, Brooklyn.
IsRAEI HAwLEy, Merchant, New York
IIURERr VAN WA0EaEN, Poughkeepsie.
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Punr.usHED By cnAs. w. FENToN.

ADVERTISEMENT Fiy cents per square The irs nser,
iiotweny five cents per square for every subsequent m.
ssrtion-ffy per square alternate Insertions
liberal deduction 10 yearly dvertisfra
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PERRfN WASHINGTON
To DIR. A. ]. scHwAnrzE, Jr.

To Dr. A. j. SCHWAnTzE, IT.
Dear Sir Under sense OF deep obligation TO
the virtue OF your Sarsapnrilid" in the entire res
ration Of one Of my children from General Debiii
~ and prosration ofthe nervous system, take plea
sure in icsfyng TO your invaluable medicines but
seven bottles were used Two years since, when tho
child was restored to, and still confines in the en-
ioyment OF, perfect health,
January 8, ls4s. DAVID RIDGELY.
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Dear Sir: Believing that public statement
of my affection may be Of service TO others stint
ilary Inflicted, ns well as benefit TO yourself |
years ago was attacked with a Hemorrhagc 81
Me Lhtngs which induced my friends TO despair
Of my recovery. My health continued TO decline
for a year. when | was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo. Having applied TO physicians, both
In this place and Baltimore, without the east bene
fit, and having also made use Of the tsolrdnc Bal
terry without any good effect concluded 10 Try your
Extract Of .Sdrsaparilld, and am happy 10 say
that nfter using single battle the pnins entirely left
me- and have been better ever since
Respectfully EN0CH w. SMALI.WOOD.
TO A. j ScuwARTzE Jr., January 20 1913.
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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.
Dn. sCHWARTZE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA

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All diseases arising nom deraheeu HecfeHohs VI I'M
puriies Oh me boon
Persons taking ms femeoy shon'u ho' siow ~.
patient OF become 100 sansns ~ meiI noPes 2, !
rapid RESTORATION 10 health Us lis efiicacy depcads
messnreabiy upon NE sirength o. eons.i!n'ioi ana
lore would shy 10 gu VINO may ieei usposea 70 ss'
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slmllai OF can DC renewed py any sta'ed hummer IN
hnncipa.on. ... liz ~.
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q reapeclapilly residing N Wdahngion cay nhd no.
rom NOSE aoroau 70 whom W0u'u refer a'i those
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are seldom or eyer Rood OF ersdencs gwen ,o.nem
have tlionght lew Respectable cernhcaies coming
from gentlemen wen known would suihre.
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cLoTniNc Z choTHINu MArEHIALs'


- PropsiOns and uiofhing, April u, 1910
Bnrean = -sLS, endorsed Proposals 70, Navy
SEALED PROPOs.. Materials Will be received Al
~ Clothing and Clothing m Monday the 2st Gay o.
this Office until O'Clock r. NJ, - ION receiving ihmy
MAY ne Il Tor I,,rnishinr and dsve usrds Charles
days notice M each ~ either ~ Inc Savy = QoEpor
town Massachnsetis Brooklyn New 2ork. an, 'ssins
virginia, such quantities. OF any or all o. the oli.
named articles OF Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials
may be ordered by Chief OF this Bureau by COM
mandans OF said navy yards respectively during the fs
cal year commencing the st day Of July next and end
The .llfh daY nf
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Chinese Intelligence.
The following items of intelligence are furnished

Inc IoAOWfne uoms OF 1nteiilgence are furn11hed
by the Pekin Gazette and China Mail:
CANTON. - The Governor Seu appears to show
great activity in the performance of his Duties but
his severity amounts to cruelty for, by terror he
attempts TO crush the doers, who, however, not
outstanding the nnheard Of punishments, increase
in daring. He does not give much satisfaction to
the people, though he aims at popularity. Hisindu-
ence Is much circumscribed and he cannot boast
the tact Of the famous old Lieutenant Governor
Choo, who, in times Of yore, became tribune Of
the people,
The Tartar General of Kwang Tung has imposed
duty on all gunpowder carried BY merchant iunks.
1t is rumored H. E. Seu has notified to the British
Plsnpotentiary that will be impossible for him to
open the gates of Canton foreigners on the Let Of
April, as he cannot guaranty the safety of thoss
who may enter the city
A dinner was given to his Excellency, J. w.
Davis, Commissioner for the United States at Can
ION, on the Let of November.
Hassam Esmael, a native of India, who sailed
for Bombay on the Both October, in the Braganza,
Is said to have swpdled he Canton shopkeepers of
goods TO the value of $4,000
The CoURT-Tbs nuptals of Mingah, lady of
high rank, with the sixth brother of IaoukwanR
We're celebrated under tie management of the Mon
gnl Minister Sac Shangah. We know little about
this happy pair, except that the father of the bride
is one of the most influential men at the council
board.
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SENrENcED.-Samuel Weatherly, who,

70 sENrENcED.-SamuelW eatherly, who, at Holly
Springs, Miss, was found guilty of mansaughtsr
in the first degree, for the killing of IT, E. Meek,
was sentenced, by Judge Miller, to ten years con-
fnement in the pententiary. :. H. L. Holmes, who
was convicted of mansaughter in the fourth degree,
for the killing of j. W. Hope, was sentenced to nix
months confinement in the county Jail, and to pay
a fine of five hundred dollars.
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DEATH AND sickness ON SHIPBoARD. - The
British ship Lockwood, from Cork, arrived at New
York quarantine on the 18th ult., in fifty days pas
sage. Fourteen of her passengers have died, and
eleven others are sick. Five days previous she
spoke and supplied with provisions the British ship
St., from Cork for New York, which sailed
four weeks previous to the sailing of the Lockwood
with passengers, a great many of whom were sick
with the small-p
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ing about O clock the corner Of Treme and Bienve
streets the of row. arqmPus and roting
played prominent part 1t Appears that these larks.
whose names John Dimond, John Thompson. alias
of Ann Matthews well known to the boys about town
and commenced kicking up the devils delight" without
ceremony The gang had provided themselves with
pgsfeet and pgsjow and thus armed they went
10 work beating the ladies Of the establishment with
as if murder had been committed ami kicking all Of
monkey shines" Three of the gang viz Dmond, Bill.
and Thompson have been arrested Lane is still at large
Ann Mathews with two of her lady boarde appeared be
gang with kicking up fuss generally her house-beang
her attractions" and divers other serious matters Inla
appears old acquaintance of hers, with tanning
her severely and Mary Pugh another fair and Ta damse
and Bill charged with aiding and abeng in the row,
and encouraging the Others to ahead and give the girls
goss These worthless have been admitted to bail Re-
corder Genos committed Dmond for trial before the First
tyict( our
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Good Midding. .6sS06A Good and Fine. . nomip Al.
TOBACCO.-Buyers are unable to operate largely from
the scarcity Of the article but 23O hhds Sold viz SO
hbds IL A at 6c., 40 do. at SIC, 81 do. at SIC A bids
10A.at44c 10 r. at 3'sc and "a at 2c; 81 hhds R. at
Is hhds., A. at 54c at &c., and at 21Sc "a hhds
Mason County, at IS CO. and do. at - S71z
SUGAR AND MOLASSES. There was a better
demand for Sugar, and 800 1000 hhds rod the &c
decline before noticed Mo'asses dull and Dropping with
sales of 800 bbs at 15Dl6c for Inferior and 1D19c for
fair to choice lots
FLOUR. The stock of Flour is unusually low. and
holders ask extreme prices We could not learn of any
transactions sufficiently important to report The LAST sale,
at 81 62h for Ohio. and "a s71a for Illinois.
CORN.-The stock very light and demand steady. The
sales 1000 sacks of which 800 sacks Mixed &c., 900
do white. 4O04OSc. and 1000 d. in store at 4Oc for
white and 42c. " bushel for yellow.
WHEAT.-A lot of $500 bushels prime brought &c. y
PROVISIONS Il orki $ steady, but with limited
demand. Sales of As bbIs. Mes the Levee. and
inspected at 90 20. and 15s do Prime price not given
also 80 900 Bulk Pork at round for Sides and Shout
de Small sales of Bacon at 4441ac for Shoulders nd
545ac. for prime Sides. Lard much inquired for and
the following lots sold 100 bbl. Grease SIC: 139 bills
No at 5c $50 bbs aud $50 kegs 5ssc and 800 kegs
prime at Sic ID. lot of 50 tierces India Mess Beef
brought GIG per fierce.
BAGGING AND ROPE-In good demand with sales
OF 1O pieces ordinary at and 100 do good I6c
both cash 400 coils at &c., and so and 20 coils at 6
and &c., on time, with interest.
COFFEE-Steadyl500 bags Rio sold at ga, and $50 do
at SIC. o b.
WHISKY.-Reta sales at lS1sc for Recti6ed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bills dull at 41afSD6 D CT prem
New York Bills, tolls days sight, 201 per dis Checks
u dis. 10 Il per cent. prem.
FREIGHTS.-American ships fl ing up with Cotton TO
Liverpool sd but Com shipped in British vessels low
as 10D11d: barques taken for Baltimore load with
Sugar up the Coast Sc; and ship for Boston 81 for
Polk and &c for Cotton.
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BREAKING JAIL.--On the night of the 18th inst.
the prisoners in the Memphis Jail, to the number
of ten or twelve, effected their escape. Among
the flown bipeds is Edgar, charged with murder,
and Keisacker, committed. for resisting Deputy
Sheriff Guion, and wounding him with pistol shot,
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Cleared Yesterdays
Steamship Maria Burt, Breath Chages. Fosdck & Bro
Snip Lorena, Conway, New York, Toby & BOger
snip ',0"'S' ou'''' OA anu 6 j. p Whitney & Co
Ship ousen Of the West, Web;ter, Liverpool;
s sp J esss New A1A o. woodTn
ssa a Hsbans N Ssm YORK THESE u s5s
sh Gen Tsy Taylor Ry. Mo6s Wood Lsh% om
schr. Crescent City Perceva, Chagres o. Wickham
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Geo Turner McLellen IS days from Portland to mas
Ship Amaran Bliss So days from Liverpool, Jas. p
Bark ksda Rgsk Is days from Philadelphia to J. H. Ash
Bark J. H. Aillay, Adams % days from Boston. to c. W.
Bark Robt Morrison, Frost. l6 days from New York, to
Brig Tnskar, Lowell rs days from Bremen to MASTER
Brig Fornsx, Wilson, 30 days from New York to master
Brig Pedtsza Terry from Nassau, N. p. 18th instant to
schr May Aususts Keiloch 20 Gays from Wilmington, N.
c., 10 J. w. Andrews Il Co-2d my. .,.oh;o i,
sehr Msitha, Taian days from ssacoa, to master
schr Pantagenet Caro- days from Pensacola to mas
Mopdana Peahopssays m g Ma,n'sel0 cotton
Baesin CSprch ~ from Memphis-s bales cotton
Luna Fairchid FIN Bayou Sara-4S4 bales cotton
las i, Day Giberson, fin Mobile-4i bales cotton
ST. Helena Ross, I'm Poverty Point-57o bales cotton;
Gov Bent BrandenbuIg I'm Bsieiylle-iS4 bales cotton
Towboat Louisville, MePherson. I'm the 1. Passes
Togboat Persian Andrews from the Passes.
Towboat Mississippi, Shultz, FIN the Passes
BELow-CoMIEG UP.
sbps Avon and ST. Louis banks Carlos and Murilo, one
bard and two brigs unknown
Memoranda:
Towboat Louisville lowed down and TO sea on the zoth u
bark Altoona. 49, :,
Towboat Persian towed down and TO sea on the Zoh UT
bark Turbo and to the bar, ship Michael Angelo.
Steamer St pan left ST. Louis 2lst ult Reports tne ms
; Jno. and Inner Mississippi rivers still closed by ice
Spoken:
On the 2s ult off Sand Key ship Gen. Berry, hence 10
New York-al we'll
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COIIVER'S
ROTARY OONCAVE BEATER CHURN.

BUTTER IN FIVE .NINUTESI
WE call the attention of the public the article he aiding
w this advertisement, and invite the enerpnng and
curious call and witness operation. All advertisements
in relation to this invention, the hundreds who have
il tested, is supererogation.
Fnt.. This Churn will produce Butter gathering it in a
from sweet milk, in fire 10 ten minutes, and from
fire
Second. The utility of the invention apparent better
Butter he produced from milk cream, than
soured the usual and by of this Churn
little girl boy perform fire ten minutes what
has heretofore required the labor of woman for
tuo hours, and sometimes half a day.
Third. BY simply turning thumb. the whole inside
In the plain wooden box
Fourth 1t is the cheapest Churn invented the
simplicity of its construction (though embodyng great
philosophical pnncple) makes il but little manufacture it.
viii examine it.
We offering the complete monopoly of this staple
article States and Counties which will nsnre certain and
large profits. and speedy return Of Investment
MYERS, CHICK & CO.
fy15 Corner of et. Charles and Common it,
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daskv for the Crescent bv VINCENT WILLIAMS.
Proprietor Of The Lgtayete Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 2S.-Auived steamer .4rdreio Jack-
son. with 62 Hogs Cows, 10 Beeves % Calves steamer
Governor Bent with rs Beevss. Is Cows and Calves
PricesBeef LIST class Safe, I'd do. &c., Cd do 4c ID
Hogs. 4c. y Id Sheep, 80 so p head Mich Cows.
s2OGOs40 head; Hay, $l40l5 p ton: Corn. 45f05cc.
y bushe Oats 32c. y bushe Bran. 6OD70c. 100 ID
Oil-cake 81 y 100 ID.
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THE HIGHWAY ROBBERY Casey sstsrday, men
toned the arrest of William Purcell charge of stealing
watch from William streyer at the corner OF 81 Joseph
win has sent Purcell before the Fint District Court to
the charge. Charles White. aiias n p White wss .r
Municipality police a charge Of knocking down and
robbins William Weigar, soma time ago of god WATCH
key and part of guard chaiu the property Of Charles Sal
mon The watch and key found in possession
The same officers have also aestsi Reuben Skdmore, alas
Slippery JIM and Sarah Skdmoc. alias slippery Sal, on
charge of besng concerned in said robbery Moses Ganow
alas Henry Seymour who arrested on Tuesday Ii also
charged with being of the gang.
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EARTHQUAKE An earthquake was felt at
Springfield, Mass, on Thursday night, the 18th.
1t was caused by the Sc we're frost, which produced
assure in the earth
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THIEvING LoDGERs.-On Tuesday evening three men
Mr.. Desange's Coffee. House. corner Of Marie and
Levee Streets and obtained lodgings for the night Yester
commodaton, and soon after they had departed the dis
looms and pistol had been carried off, Inform alton
given to the First MRnicpaty Police and shortly afterwards
Recorder Genos hearing the evidence at once ordered
Morrison change of lodgings. and assigned him accommo
daons the Parish Prison. until he called to be tried
for larceny in the First District Court His companions have
not yet been nabbed.
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Gs- three story brick house on Hudson Avenue.
between Myrtle Avenue and Hilary street, Brook
lyn, was burned to the ground on the 18th. ~
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FIRE-An old unoccupied cotton pickery on the
lower part of Royal street, near Hitchcok's Press,
Mobile, was destroyed by fire on Sunday night.
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DE- Cases of hydrophobia continue to occur in
New England. Mrs. john Alden, of Ludlow, was
bitten the wrist by dog belonging to the family.
In short time she went into commissions and exhi
bited symptoms of hydrophobia.
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STAGE. AcCIDENT.-Several passengers were %.
&Nsly injured by the upsetting of stage near Co
lumbus, Ohio, the other day. Among them was
Mrs. Barley, wife of Mr.. T. H. BARLEY, and Mr..
Potter, of the Columbus Theatre. The latter was
dangerously injured.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-The wife of John Thomas
was recently killed in drunken quarrel in Not
tingham, n H., in which her husband, her son,
and another man and his wife participated.
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COMMUNICATIONS Dutee, the murderer,
has been sent to the state prison for liie his death
sentence having been committed by the Governor
and Council of Massachusetts.
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SUICIDE. "A young Irish woman, Mary Ann
Graham, aged 20, a taoress, committed suicide in
New York, on the 18th ult, by taking laudanum.
She had always appeared cheerful before
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" EW ORLEA N S:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH /, l649.

SAD ACcrDENT.-Ye sterday merning sad accident
CURED on the Ponchartran Railroad little child Of the
Widow Outlet who resides in the Third Municipality. IN
crushed BY the passing them The practice OF allow
hensble Parents should strictly forbid it. or they must not
be surprised what may happen TO their children who are
much danger In the present instance the little sufferer
should it recover from the injuries received will doubtless be
cripple for life This should be warning those living
railroad who have children to be fobdding
them from PLAYING on the railroad track.
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DAMAGE AGAINST A RAILRoAD.-A verdict has
just been obtained against the Harlem Railroad,
New York, by John Gilagan-his son, II years of
age, having lost his leg by being pushed off car
and run over
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FIRE-An iron foundry in Somersworth, N. H.,
owned by Messrs. w. E Griffith g. Co., caught fro
and was burnt to the ground on the 10Th ult.
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o. fire occurred in Nashville on the 18th in
a building adjoining tie office of the Wing, the
roof of which caught FIRE several times, but the
flames We're finally extiE guished.
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BkATIss THE CAPTAIN.-John Johnson, seaman on
the British bark Tanthe charged by Capt Murche of that
vessel with violent and unprovoked assault him under
very aggavating circumstances, and with threatening to
shorten his days, committed yesterday by Recorder
Baldwin, for trial before the First District Court
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT. - The steamboat Star,
Henderson, from Norfolk on the 18th ult for Suf-
folk, when abreast the Naval Hospital burst her
connection pipe, instantly killing one of the hands.
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OF bill has been reported in the New York
Assembly. prohibiting the cutting of stone in the
Sing Sing prison.
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n7- The New Jersey Iron Works, at Boonton,
have stopped, throwing out of employment $50
hands.
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STEAMBOATS,.

E6k hsas.S1s
gomsrv Paeket-The new steamboat BEA- -. saszk
viii leave above. For freight or passage apply on board
at New Basin foot Fl a3 Ifs ;s SATISFY 6 ~ po,dr..
n B-The Beacon will run as regular packet in The
trade during the season. mil
EoR LOuTsVfLLE: Cincinnst Wheeins and Pitts.
bnrg The new and fast running steamer ~. n
eevias freight, and win leave as above. Ford
freight passage having unsurpassed accommoda lions
'2ssy on board at f aYBE ''ss Hsf IL
fGs1 MEH 6 aIHGk D1sfaEGH and Pitts
hsfEss fszhi GeTF;o5iNfsE .isf%fss.
soys h dsy and s0p will
ss s e. 4 a. ssys;
s- To led0f ssygssle,lg e es TUEsDAYs and FRI
K Z n + i i: Ss sfs,
bos W. O. saoa assnS sut es
pas.enssn b the O'clock n tIaiR Of car. .
though Bills aiding at Is cents per Dbl
BEFeight received at the New Basin Warehouse un
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommods
ja3i t # - wINGATE Brennan. q Poydras St
FOR MOBILE-DATLY u S. Mail LINE.
nF- The splendid low-pTsss9,e rT->
z.1sazsxa. ION, Gaps. r. A. Hien
CALIFORNIA, Capt. G. L. Reynolds, and JAMES I.
DAY, Capt VIM. T. Giberson having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade with superior accommodations (lhe
Ladies Cabins all in State ooms1 One of the above steam
will leave the POnchartan Railroad DAILY during
the week the arrival the Lake of the clock
M Train of Cars, and of the clock SUN
~ For sfi ap2y 1s eGS Place
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL:-Ysstsrday, Recorder seuss.
answer for having the house of named Ceary
i. Victory street. and severely beaten him The Recorder
also sent Christian Raurcke before the Cont on a
charge of violently assaulting Charles Mansen.
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DROWNED In DeSoto county, Miss, on the
morning of Friday, the 10Th, Leucanus, eldest son
of Hamilton and Jane Hall, aged years.