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By J. NEVILLE & co.
SUCCESSION OF LOGAN MCKNIGHT PINE HOUSE
Hold Furniture as Auction without Reserve
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 4 co.

sUccEssIos o. LOGAN NcKNIeHT PINE HOUSE.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE T. co.
JULIAN FEvnIE. Auctioueer.
Once II Commercial Place.
2. wv = ct nS r 1.a O'clock
re ass H. s R
aessss ,! ys..s
ss. ss ID G 4ss. st
f.sk Na.I...s. Carpss China Glass and crocfsry was
k1 sSFE hssssHsI' e.:s. ETC. ,.,p
SUCCESSION DE- LOGAN McKNIaHr-BEAUx MEU-
bles, 3 Fe5can, reserve.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE + CO.,
5uuAS s NEVILLE; !, e H.,s p,.,
tx s.a1ss d :srs re. ss.san
aa De 81. e
u sSL e., IMPAIRMENT DE- xEusLEs, sea., ..ns en-
s c1 T. err Sss en- Es xss
Mseiss Tap Poreeiains Ct Posris sasss
re - = 1 eos6r s's e. leo
IN sasa cy 81 asss
By JULIAN NEVILLE & co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office No. II Commercial Place.
lily ssS .ss e. III II 6 se I'D !.
THAT FINE TWO, STORY FRAME RESIDENCE, situated
hs .qusrs bounded By sayades Louisiana Avenue Apollo
The grounds al fee. inches from. on ssyadss
street BY s fse inches 10 DEPTH between parallel lines
rae aoa.s contain. paror, dining and veil
s bus
coal houss and i've large eists a1a in the yard
sh ;asss's and
sn as s the
aTRRNs-Four thousand dollars cash-b..nc. in one or
as s n.sa Sss, i sssr
b kept insured policy transferred to
Ae. q sss before james Graham Notary Public
SUCCESSION a. OF LOGAN sl xcKSIaHr VALUABLE
By JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctionser.
OHice-lt Commercial Place.
s asss :us Ct - s 6 ssa
'f Gaa, Of the Hon
IaE SLAVE WOMAN NAMED LOUISA, .ssd 50 years.
SUCCESSION DE LOGAN Observation-Disclosures DE
PAR y JUL. s'i NE III ,i;isys CO.
...5 Julian N S Encsnieur.
u. g. .
Il LOUISE sees Dc . ans, ct son en-
iSsSssa dsa1 ''' ~
VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT TWo-sTORY
Cottaee Residence In excellent neighborhood in the
First District.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioreer,
Office, IL Commercial Place.
eEa4 s AZ VII b
sid.nee situated the shady side Claiborne street.
Canal and Gasguet streets.
The Lots IS 'front.' Claiborne street
inches. - = - "
The dwelling contains eight all fronting Claiborne
street. galleries above and below and the gallery
closed The improvements in the consist of breakfast
ROOM Kitchen complete washing and ironing rooms
house, two large ciserns etc.
The ground. beautifully laid and rear and
with the choicest flowers and other plants Of the
ties among which are sweet oIaag 6gs and peaches
splendid residence with large grounds.
NJ. ie90 A.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
Jackson street, at Private Sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer,
Office. IL Commercial Place.
PRIVATE SALE will be Sold
"A VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY situated In the SQUARE
bounded by jackson, Camp Philip
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FIRE. MARINE RIVER AND HULL INSURANCE.


EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Baton Rouge, La May 10, 1859.
va At q recent meeting Of the Board or SUI
pervisos OF the State seminary Learning
dra IN the Parish OF Rapdes the following resolution was
adopted 49,
Rsored That the President of the Board in his official ca
I'LL ~ ' N'' "
Professorshp Of Mathematics Natural and Experiment
ai philosophy with Artillery tactics which Office
S25OU. - ~
The office Of Instructor English and Ancient apguaees
lars per anUum-S1F0.
Instructor Of Engineering Architecture and Drawing; to
dollars-S25OO.
ology and Of Infantry Tsccs which Office shall be
salary Of twenty five hundred dollars per anDumS2OO
3. The office of Instructor Of Modern European Lam
gusges to which Office shall be attached salary tous
and dollars per annum-S2OO0.
From the Five Professors selected Superintendent will
chosen who shall receive one thousand doars-SI-exra
consideration in virtue thereof
Furnished to be provided the Professors free
charge.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution notice hereby
70 an sch persons o. desire Themselves
competent to I'LL the chairs above enumerated make app
cation accompanied with recommendations etc. me- the
Executive Office st Baton Rouge until the 10th day of August
next and after that time at Alexandria, the Parish
pdes until the LIST day OF September 1859 which time and
PLACE the selections will be made fill Professor
ships and Superintendent chosen
appointments thus made will take effect the FIRST
MONDAY OF JANUARY NEXT, qs6O,) at which time
the institution will be opened.
ROBERT c. WICKLIFFE.
ES- National Inelligencer Richmond Enquirer Louisville
Courier Philadelphia Enquirer New York Herald Charleston
Mercury. Kentucky Yeoman, Boston Post and Nashville Pa
Baton Rouge, La. jeIO tsel
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,

STAR INSURANCE COMPANY
No. q St Charles street,
New Orleans. June G, 1859.
A1- Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Directors of his Company declared their
ing the 4h June inst dividend Of Thirteen Dollars per
share in favor OF the stockholders and dividend Of Five
cent as return premium The insured able cash
on and after the 9Th inst.
te7 t2l F. DEBuYS Seoay
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY
New Orleans, April IL. 1889 :
K1~The business of this institution will he
henceforh transacted the Banking Hou of
Camp and Graver streets.
all If A. H KEREION Casher
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r.m. OFFICE PoNTCHARrRAtN r. K. Co.,
New Orleani, June 2, 1852
pgrA dividend of four per cent. the CAPT
a stock OF this Company has been declared Board
Directors payable the stockholders 10th
inst, Ut the office Of the Company.
p. Fl. GOODWIN
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re- Dudley Lodge No. So, F.. and A., NJ
URDAY EVENING at O'Clock, in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, Of St. Charles and
Perddo streets. Members Of tho Craft fraternsy
to attend
OrrICERs-Wm b. Stewart, W. NJ; W. 7. Purviance S W. :
W. "a COPELAND. j. W.; VIM. Cooper, Treasurer s. T. Gull
let Secretary Edwin Marks, 8. D.; j. H. Gennison j. D..
Chillet, Tyler, AZ ly
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mMM- HEADQUARTERS " AsHIsGroS ARTILLERY, 2
New Orleans, April %, 1859.
NJ"SpeC1a1 Oriers-The Washington rttl-
lery hereby ordered puncuay Regular Drills
of the Company, every THURSDAY EVENING at half
past o'clock BY order of
J.B. WALTON, Captain.
H. NJ IsAACsoS, First Serg't. APO
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New ORLEANS, May I, 1859,
Hy-1O the Stockholders of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Compahy-I leave this evening Memphis
but 70 the Stockholders have horned Mr.
81 Full "a Common street between heurs 10
and r. NJ TO deliver oca! receipts all who
to make the Loan until otherwise ordered by the President
the Company. G. S. TODD,
my9 If Vice s. p r. r. Co.
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"P Polar Star r.. A...-Chapter No. Al
Regular congregations SATURDAY evening O'Clock,
at the Grand Lodge Masonic Hall St. Charles street
10 Holland f. /; GEORGE Evans, Ell S Frank Bart
A.. o.; W. G. Wilson g.; NJ: Sd yP. ]. Christian O..
M I'd W. Anton oGerged, e.. NJ LIST V; T. n Van Horn,
Treasurer Chas W. Clark Secretary Louis Hertz Guard.
By order of the M: F.. H.. p.
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closed mall consisting Of letters and
Norway Sweden, Poland, Russia Greece Ionan Islands, etc.
II sent from the fos ofice In New York semi weekly.
closed mall conSiktipg of letters pewspapera for
france and Algeria sent from New York seni-weekly
Postage fifteen cents ounce; OPTIONAL
newspapers two cents each; prepayment requiied.
Halifax. " - -
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by e. ROUEH q CO.,
THURSDAY. June 23, at 10 o'clock A. M :,
at their auction No. - Old Levee will be sold
60 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans
-Also-
An Invoice Of Ready Made Clothing.
And
A large assortment Of Travelling Bags.
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNOGH, CITY OF
New OreanValuable lots situated in the First District
for without endorses for
former purchaser
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
NICE PEOPLE.

We like to see nice people, that is TO
say, pretty nice, but not to a troublesome
degree We like to see gentleman with
a well-brushed coat; but we would not
advise him to brush it so as to make it
threadbare. We admire pair of we'll
polished boots; but we should not think
it advisable to polish them to such a de-
gree as to form a mirror for all the cats,
dogs, and monkeys to see their faces in.
We think it necessary to every mans
comfort and dccency to have clean set
of teeth; but we should account it worse
than labor lost to brush them so as to
take off the enamel. We like to see a
mans beard and whiskers neatly arrang-
ed but we should think a man poorly
employed who spent all his time in ar
ranging his beard and whisllcrs. We
admire a neat-setting shirt collar; but
we would not have man perpetually
pulling up his shirt-collar to make it set
WELL
We like to sec lady exceedingly nice;
that is, in everything that concerns the
popriety or comfort of her household
In fact, it seems to us that woman can
scarcely be too nice in the matter of
cookery, the arrangements of the table,
and general cleanliness of her house.
In personal neatness she cannot be too
exact: not that she should spend her
time before the glass = which, indeed, is
not apt to be the case with a lady who is
habitually neat.
But, with ali this, we would have a
woman avoid all troublesome and ridicu-
lous nicely. For a lady to-whitcwash
the walls Of her house is both pleasant
healthy, and sweet; but TO whitewash the
wood she burns is more nice than wise
In some part of the country it is Gus
tomary TO sprinkle sand upon the floor.
If sllillfully done, it, in occasional in
stances, looks wonderfully nice = but
then it is exceedingly inconvcnient in a
bedroom, and, after all, il neither more
nor less than a nice speils of dirt. Ii
is very praiseworthy to but things in
their right places; but the disposition
which some nice housewives possess, to
be always putting things to rights" is
monstrously vexatious and troublesome,
when exercised in the sanctum sanctorum
of mans study, by carefully disarranginQ
the papers, and wrongly putting his liter.
ary matters to rights
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
NUMBER ]

Slowly but surely progressed toward
health, and at last was permitted to leave
the room. My first essay was by riding
with George, who drove me with care
and anxiety far over the 'Eagle-Nest.'--
We were better friends than ever, adver-
sity had drawn band around our hearts
which no misfortune could sever; and at
this late day George c. is the most
esteemed AMI dearest and nearest and
most confidential friend your father pos
sesses, as you well know. learned
from others part of what have told you,
for ho never spoke of his attention,)
that George, as soon as his broken bone
dad been reset, immediately commenced
to nurse me, and had absolutely watched
at my bed side day and night, until my
final recovery. l have often laughed
and jobcd with him upon our many old
tramps together, but we never have adj
yerted, or even linted, to the bcar-hunt
at the Eagles-nest, or our unfortunate
return. lie begged me to give him Sa-
tan when | left NJ, and | could do
no less than to comply with his wish; and
long the old dog, for he is now dead, al
though but short time since lived with
him, tracking the deer till they were all
exterminated and then degrading him
self and canine family by hunting the
timid rabbits from the woods and preci
pices. The 'Eagle's-Nest' is now a clear
ed farm, and the spot is sown yearly with
wheat or other grain, in which we foolish
boys disgraced our humanity and indica-
ted our precocious sense of honorsby
fighting our FIRST DUEL.-hnickerJocker
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
THE TINE TO MARRY.

The would-bc wise, this counsel give
"Let loves fond passion COOL
The man who early wcds will live
To think himself a fool.
The CALLING chain that frcts his limb,
Wears deeper day by day;
Experience little teaches him
who gives the heart its way,
lie wisely wods who weddoth tate,
A thrifty, uniinpassioncd mate"
When wrlnklod oaks shall twlning cling,
With tendrils Ike the vine;
When ravens, like the lnnet, sing
With melody diviLc;
When honey drops from witherd leayes,
And not from summer flowers,
When winter brings us golden shoaves,
And snow dr,ft, sunny hours;
When truth abused makes falsehould right
Go withering wed and find delight.
The trembling notes young birds awake
Rise sweetly into tune,
As April buds, expanding make,
The flowery wreath of June;
So love begun IN lifGs young day.
Mature with manhood's prime
Dcfies the cankcr Of decay,
And stronger grows with time;
q, early quaif loves nuptial wine,
And all that's best in life is thine.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
SPEAK NO ILL.


Nay, speak no I'LL kindly word
Can meyer leave n sting behind,
Aud oh, To breathe each tale we've heard,
l. far beneath noble mind.
Full of better seed is sown
D., choosing ihsr tie tlssticr inn,
For VI but little good be known,
Still let us speak the best We can.
Give me the heart that fain would hide,
Would fain anothcr,s faults ciiacc;
How can 70 pleasure human pride,
To prove humanity but base.
No, let us reach higher mode,
A nobler estimate of man;
BE earnest la the search of good,
And speak Of all the best We can.
Then speak no ih, but lenient be
To others faillngs a. own,
If you're the first fault TO see,
BE not the first 10 make II known
For life l. hut n passing day,
No lips may tell how brief its span;
Then OH the little time we stay,
Let's speak Of all the best we can.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
Selected 2oetru.
LAW VS.. SAW.

LAW VS.. SAW.
Sitting In his office was a lawyer
Standing In the street a sawyer
On the lawyers anxious face,
You could read knotty case,
Needing law;
While the sawyer, gaunt and grim,
On rough and knotty limb,
Ran saw.
Now the saw-horse seemed TO me
Like double Y In fee;
And the saw,
Which ever way twas thrust,
Must be followed by the dust,
Like the law.
And the log upon the track,
Like a client on the rack,
Played its part
As the tempered teeth of steel
Made wound that would not heal,
Through the heart.
And each severed stick that fell,
In its falling seemed TO tell
All, too plain,
OF the many severed ties,
That In law suits viii arise,
Bringing pain.
Then me thought the sturdy paw,
That was using axe and saw
On the wood,
Held yielding mine of wealth,
With its honest toll and health,
Doing good.
fthe chips that strew'd the ground,
by some stricken widow found,
In her need,
Should by light and warmth impart
blessings 10 her aged heart,
Happy decd
This conclusion, then, draw:
That no exercise of jaw,
Twisting Indiarubber law,
Is as good
As the exercise Of paw,
On the handle Of a saw,
Saving wood
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

NoRTu CAROLINA BALL-RooM.--"Miss,
can | have The pleasure Of dancing with
you The next cotlion?'
"Wcll, ] don't know
"i5ngagcd, perhaps ~
well, II you must know, | amt quite
done char'ay my rnczRm!7
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To All to Whom it Nav Concern.

i AVS the inventor ot and useful ,mpf mt
In Smut Machiues. which righ. vas secured 70 me by
lett. r. patent, hearing date 2uth Oc, Isl and there
are certain parties manufacturing naCh using
my Improvements. This Goiify ali persona Who
make use OF ssnd said pfoveuents, that will hold
each and every person, Who ininKes my rights, re-
sponsioe Tor all such ibirhgemens, and will u their
expsnce establish the validity oi my patent.
Now part of what claim AZ my invocation ID the
securing DEVICE formed Of the bvAer attached to the
cylindrical screw, In combination with the securing
one over the other. further clam the adiu.,ible
placed Ia the chamber, and ranged rOtAty1v
with the ian, whereby the chez and Ugh rr and
grain may when OF sufcisDt value discharge IRON IN
machine separately, and In clean state, or vhe.
worthless, aowe 70 into the fan box to be rirc,
therefrom With the Amer and lig orsign .ubst.nc~s
This - bart OF what CLAIM In the summary 10 An
patent The Abovs notice will hope, be suciep, t.s
none may claiGn iynoS anre VI my risA,.
word 10 the wise 10 eu1cient 8AH !.
March Sss0 II JOHN 4. WOODWARD
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1909 Summer Arrangements. 1859
GA LEE G. t1sEss7 rs#anzzr

Via MathsEaa Sensraf and g.F.4a4 ss,>,-
ern stssnaaat halfway,
'IsRAINs Lave THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT
4 loot 81 Lake street, thica4o. a :
sW M.-ttt-ot Acconfnoi a,ion. daily fsunaa =.
excepted arrives At Detroit al ESQ a. M
Guo a. M-tinclhnau hSPrtss, IonnUays exec 81 "a
arrive Al Indianapolis 40u y, M Cincinnati a s.s,
D, III. Y - -"
500 a. M.-Lightn rg Express, Sundays excepted
arrives az Detroit $50 T. NJ Suspension Br 80 ],
banaio a:tu a. IN Ahany 500 y. III New YORK D M
y N; fost r, Is stnighi.
quo 4. NJ Niits AccammoA alton. except Sunday
es"V T. M-Nrw York 81 u Boston EAprrss !. rxe.st "a
turdaI arrives ~ Detroit TO u. M. suEprnsinn
nftdge Or Buffalo 80 p Albany a:oO = M: New
sopk, ieee a m; host n, 400 y, ~.
S.vu M-Cinc nnati ami Louisville Exrr~ss texcept
ats:O0 ,. N.
One train on sunday at S.pN p m.
Inc sW A. n an 500 II. NJ. trains connect a. Paris
Win me kduao and Lake Huron kaiiway. for bufyAio
Anu all points east NJ Toronto with Trunk sAAi
way :" Kingston, Oxdensburg. Montresl. Quebec, and
~ points In Canada East, Northern Vermont, New
Hampshire anu Maine.
Baggage chez ed through.
Through tickets sale NJ the principal Railroad
omcss IN the Mest and ut thr general .hice corner
LAX aud Dearborn streets, OPP os Ie tie fremont
House, Chicago, and NJ the Depot foot Lake atr~et
RI kICE, sapernsendenI
=. asAlDae, Gen. Pass. Agent. a.
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H.. TAYLOR ~. ,. TAYLOR
J. H, TAYLOR & CO.
NhoIesa-e oeai.r. Ian staple d Fancy
t.rOceF.ss.
lS JEFFERSON STREET. l3
Have JUST RECEIVED. and oser to the trade
i Al tn. LOWEST market rates, one OF the largest
ind most omplet. stocks o Staple and ancy Gro
e.r,--. entaety and fresh, brought this
ket.
inspection Of goods and prices is respe fully
lcited.
eur STOCK Consists in Part, Of
TO- Sacks PINE kio Lsgut ra coffee;
n 'thess serted T,as;
2an . q aud lU ID Gaddies. do
rs .thd, ptihIe . tlir lgars;
~ Bots lri er's crushed, pow d and Loaf Sugars;
Is heitsser, brands;
10 " New YORK HpineB yrup,
l, rierces Prime Rsce;
1Dp ByXc roha co, vari brands;
- Gro Go win ars Amer ols, DO, in Tin foil,
BIZ Bbls. Nuss, assorted,
.5 y B5l- French fcuues;
1871 Boxes Layer aud ii. X, Rasins;
l5b Drums Fish tsEs,
- u Bhls Mack@rei-15 ouintals Cod Fish,
- Il riyktei aad loo b. es Scaled E3erriee;
2H0 neg. Nails assorted;
100 Boxes window t-saas .aBspfteT;
ltg g ,1las- Jars and Flask;
D., Kegs anu Boxes soda,
% Roxes s.lsratus;
Castle, German chemical, windsor, shaviag and
To'e Soaps, in great variety.
Powder, shot, Bar lead, water Ireof, and u APPS,
Chinese Fire Cracker;
Cor5a age Al Twlne, vari7 US kinds;
PhiiadrP bis Pearl starch;
Sttw#r.'s pre- Candies,
$ eei Almonds;
Pickles. Catsups, Worcestershire Sauce, Saralnes
spEsEA OF As.s. ki.Bs.
Shoe Blocking and Brushes;
B'dwell's Bituminoas Axle Grease--A new thug
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS. AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
CIGARS IN sasAT VARIETY.
And general assortment Of arest ever, thing KEEP.
in line OF business. apl4bp
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u KrrrY CAsnoe.l.

a.IiiassHA 49,. $500
Her beautiful silkan laahea
Over kct soft check sween
You would think from their DREAMY rennes
That.o darling w. ealmly aaleen.
Bat nlssa thia q nnlv M cnsket.
OF 4hsjewsl ne aIl londly love;
For ouss1asiius. our litale earth angel
Nov dSoiIs With the angela above
Law back tho curla
Or earsh.anref 4 vsl,s
With the nnoel. now
lcdlv the seohv,, n. l;f,;r.
Tue waves Of her brirhs e,.lden hair.
SADLY N IL thew were consc;one
They mivhe nercr .,,,;r rss,,s thar.
Clasn her AR nlea h.ra. !. f,1~
Over her III H.. h,.s.. IA
Cls.rh.r A., ia s..A.' ,,nl.
ehr d.,l;n. W.hs,is I. :, ~.
w..n ~, :. s.a,.s.
is.., -. m.
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The LATE TORNADO cause Of the la
dreadful calamity nea- Iowa City was not a
driving storm, but what is most properly
termed whirlwind or tornado 1t came
down saws an eye witness, in the form Of a
funnel with rapid spiral as well US forward
motion, fairly wrenchins to pieces every OBJ
ject with which it came in collision The
newspaper reports OF yesterday fix tie mum
her of deaths thus far at five all Of whom
were killed instantly Several of the wound
ed are i'll an extremely critical condition -
Mr. Barry was found in the basement Of his
barn, a large stone on his head Mr. Nor
gan was whipped re md a post and every
bone in his body broken. Mccoy another
Of the victims, was transhxed with a board
Three Cows, : horses, mule and number
OF hogs and chickens were found scattered
about in fragments. OF the survivors, a
babe OF sixteen months was carried 300
yards into slough, from whence it was
rescued after sustaining the most serious
injuries he brick house of Mr.. Graham
was literally crushed the family escaped.
The storm traversed a scope OF co,iuurv about
one mile in width and some eight miles in
length, though its destructive force was con
fined to much smaller arena Loss estima-
ted to be near $4,000 not including DANA
yes done to crops .rees and orchards So
lMuscat.ne Jour
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oAeAO1N 1Ho 4UbuI6uCe COmpHuV.
1 !. 80. ssPs.al aNd ANTPl.s N7OS 6OO.
n.s, the eldest Insurance Company IN the Omitted
Gtates, dong Business in ne y ess continnes r
Insure D,celstngs, Merchandise and NaAWsrtwyes d
p rr g. ,Sn Is zane risks taken BY oths HALL
Tered To Farmers insurs their Dv - ana .rn.
~ .a's So@pshy Ira tesm u Fe0rs - sley can do
isss rates Wan can be done BY Mutual Companes
tbs Company.
L. n eHCPAKO. Agent
,. Once over Banking House o. CeeA bsx,~r, Hur.
1osseesAe~e 1sh0D-hRS1
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For Pike Peak.

,T>HE advertiser suggests 10 those rrcr ,ls ~
/ Rsase 10 the Gold keids- and % e 'n, ,ssv ~
ely o. purchasing cattle. He has ies sgt I'll 81 VI
ONO Cattle. s.l d ainsd, xnieh be III, 49,
iow rats. Also, Jour farm wagons, pa.s brsd ~
He has also for sale nne lot Of the'oo ,h.r ffss
Durham Cattle, ssaidea large lal y IN ossk "
cattle. Enquire OF he subscriber On - -
N miles vest oi DuHlinsson. LAD11~
lan11.uu NJ 49,
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THE COLEMAN FARM MILL.
The Wonder and .ad,airatioa ~ the Ao~
Every EnrMe. las own i. illrr:
Great Saving Of lime and Expense.

iSNENIEp " X " liking tUtkWHEAr
AND FAMILY FLOUR
Itcan lie run BY Horse. ste Wind or Water Power
Pilce, with s4vst Srrangrd, for sitting Corn Meal
Tor family use while g,ihaing, a5p
rrier, wih bottnR Maehile attached, for making
FAINT y Flonr, n-s
Descriptive chcaarscan he had. or the Mn CA b,
seen y operate al the tfhse u the Coleman IA
Mhi Cent any, Tribune Hridnvs, % Spruce II
T.. where all orders will receive prurspt .tt,n,io,
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