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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14

LEYEE CoMxIssIoNER. - The residents of
Muscatine Island are excited in regard to dis
pute as to the legality of the late election for
Levee Commissioner. 1t will be remembered that
G. W. Conner was elected by one vote over s. NJ.
Thompson. 1t is charged that this result was pro-
duced by illegal voting-that is, by persons voting
who were not resident tax payers the Island, as
required by law. The controversy is to be settled
on the Oath inst, before board of commissioners
appointed for that purpose
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14
The Vote of Virginia for Bell.

The Electors assembled in the Capitol, to-
day, at 10 o'clock. The Breckenridge Electors,
believing that Bell had carried Virginia, mag
unanimously resigned; whereupon, the vote
of the State was cast for Bell and Everett.
A grand dinner will be given to the Electors,
tonight, at the Exchange Hotel.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14
Do You Want q Pump +?

you do, and wish one that VIC will warrant to
i give entire satisfaction, give as call. It is on
tha principle C! the old-fssbioned suction punp--
isl adapted to any depth, will not freeze, and
requires less labor to worl it than any other pump
in existence. We offer
Challenge OF $500
That our pump can Raise water faster and easier
than any other pump that can be produced Come
ana see them, at our factory, on Walnut street
between Second and Third Muscatine, Iowa.
Wa. d l.. Mc0REER.
~ Our pump took the First Premium at the
Iowa State Fair, 1860. nov 23-w6m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14

81 For the best stoves, etc., at the lo,o
est prices, go tothe sMuscatine Stove Store.
See advertisement:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14
D. s ROWE.

A TALIsSA, MUsCATINE COUNTY. IOWA
u Tenders his services, professionally. "a Fhv
sican and Surgeon to the citizens Of Atalissa and
surrounding country Calls attended to promptly
and charges reasonable.
ssAtalissa, July IL, 1860.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14

At the house of Levi Cunningham, Centre Grove,
Muscatine county, Iowa, Nov. 29sh, $780, by Rev.
John Elrod, Mr.. H.. V. VAN EpPs and Miss AMANDA
NJ. CUNNINGHAM.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14

I9 We re-publish the list of unbankable
Illinois funds, in order that our readers may keel
them in mind. Many merchants still take them al
par for goods:
American Exchange Bank,
Corn Exchange Bank,
Bank of Raleigh,
Bank of the Commonwealth,
Bank of Aurora,
State Bank of Illinois, at shawneetown,
National Bank.
Southern Bank of Illinois, at GRANVILLE,
GRANVILLE Bank.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14

TExAs.-The dispatch received from New
Orleans, few days since, giving an official
vote, had reference to Texas instead of Lou
isiana. Breckinridges majority in Texas
over Bell and Douglas is 32,1OO.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14
LOCAL NEWS.


~ We learn that James Beaham has
been appointed to fill vacancy in the Office Of
Constable, the duties Of which have hitherto been
discharged by Robert Tllard. sr. B, enters at
once upon the discharge of bis duties.
WILD GAME, of excellent quality, is quite
plenty in this market Prairie chickens bring ST.
10 to $l,20 and quails SO cents per Dozen We
notice that of dealers are buying for ship
ment to Eastern markets.
pt -sA>s
ca The first time Presidents Message
was ever published entire in Muscatine paper the
morning after its receipt in the city was astSaturday
We received copy at o'clock Friday afternoon
and our compositors had it in type very soon after
the usual time of closing up our forms, besides set
ting up considerable amount Of telegraphic news.
AFLoAT AaA1N:-The steamer Desmoines
City, which had been for three weeks lying in q
precarious condition at the ferry landing, was
enabled by the rise in the river and the thaw Of
Saturday to get afoat once more. She proceeded
down the river, and will doubtless find safer winter
quarters before she is again stopped in her pro-
| gress.
KANSAS SUPPLIES. - The M. & M. r. r
Company will take provisions for the Kansas suf
ferers Us far as they Can go on the line of theil
road at fifty per cent. reduction on usual rates
The committee in this city has not yet sent forwart
the contributions raised here, but will do so in
few days. In the meantime it is hoped that con
tributons will continue to be made with liberality
worthy of tie cause.
~Keeler is a brick. We stopped init
his auction store Saturday evening, and found hin
with a fair audience, whom he kept in roar o
laughter with his well-timed jokes. The goeds wen
of at a mere song-a set of knives and forks for
cents, pairs ofwoolen socks for SO cents. q sho
brush and three boxes Of backing for q quarter
&c. Keller is doing decided good thing for poo
folks.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14

A COMPLICATED QUESTION. very inter.
estn, case is on trial at Toronto, O. W.
A slave named John Anderson, Of Howard
county, Missouri, tie property of one
Mcdonald, of Saline county, ran away from
his master, and while so doing farmer
named Diggs met him, who, after some par
ley, pursued him, and was stabbed by him
while endesvoring to effect seizure.
Anderson then got away, went to Canada.
and was arrested for the crime, month or
two ago. The United States Government
press for his surrender under the Ashburton
Extradition treaty. The British Govern
ment is bound to give UP murderers, but
not fugitive slaves. As Anderson comes
under both categorics, the question is COM
plicated. The decision Of the Court is
looked for with much anxiety. 1t is under
stood that the Canadian representatives Of
both the American and English Governments
favor the return Of Anderson.
eY- Muscatine gave the largest Brock
inridge vote Of any county in the State-S6, |
The next largest in numbers are Scott 70,
Clinton SO, Van Buren, 81, Dubuque sc,
Webster 81, Appanoose 43, Wapello 80,
Polk 81, Pottawattamie 81.
The counties polling the heaviest vote for
Bell are Davis 226, Desmoines l56, Lee
1856, Scott lis, johnson Ill, Muscatine 100.
Linn 80, Henry 66, Fremont 66, Dubuque
So.
Total vote in the State for Breckinride
| $50; for Bell 1850. Thus these factions
polled together the forlorn vote of 2,7s0 in
. total vote of 12s, 900 cast at the late cleo
ion. Truly there is = chance for them to
grow
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14

Conference Of Southern Senators.
,.-... ........ WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
The Senators from the slaveholding States
are in conference to-day, at the Capital, with
reference to the political state of the coun-
try. Tho meeting is without respect to
party
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14

Prices Reduced fully so per cent. on Sash,
Doors and Blinds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
SCIENCE, INDUSTRY, AND INVENTION.
AN IMPORTANT INVENTION.

RufHes have been worn from time immemorial; bat
" Magic Rufies, or rufies made by magic are mod
ern invention The old lady her frilled cap, two
generations ago. could hardly have believed that her
granddaughter would, by the assistance of mechanism
and steam be enabled to make rufaes at the rate OF
two yaIds minute, and Of more perfect workmanship
than it il possible TO produce by hand.
Two brothers in this city the owners of patent
for an attachment 10 the sewing machine, which bids
fair TO prove more vauab than any other of the four
hundred patented improvements the original inven-
ton.
Through the combined genius Of these hundreds Of
patentees, the sewing.machne had gradually ap-
preached perfection, until the variety Of work TO which
was adapted had nearly equaed that of the needle
and thimble of the seamstress. Stitching, hemmog,
and cording were dol with great rapidy, and even
gathering was considerably expedited by its use; but
in making ruffes pufs and many other kinds OF
gathered fabrics, the ordinary process even with
sewDg-n achine is slow and tedious one, requiring
much manipulation and great care. This last IN
yentoD however, renders the process as simple aud
rapid plain sewing IL has not yet been applied ID
family machines but has been ued by the Propietors
for several month"; past in the manufacture OF new
kind Of rufies for the market which applied to
gre At variety Of uses.
Excep: in it's perfection and the Uniformity Of it's
gathers, the Msgc Ruiie very nearly resembles the
old article worn by our grandma bers; but On cose IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

1t is stated in The Bangor Union that Mr.. Bur
lDgame of Massachusetts used the following language
i'll a recent speech in that city:
"Coliax, Flank Blair, and myself, have had fire.
quent private interviews with Mr.. Donglas in hs own
house. On those occasions Mr.. Douglas freely made
Of expressions Of the deepest indignation against
Southern dictation. i also had "a private interview
with MIR. Douglas continued Mr. Bnrhngaue), on the
occasion Of his first late visit to Boston, Mr. Douglas
then made use of this language Burlingame, 1 am
elected Senator for Fix years have got Joe Lane 8
head in baskei, and zhal have Slidelrs Brights
and Fch's. Won't il DO splendid sight, Buringame
TO MoDougal returned from Ca iiorna Baker from
Oregon, and Douglas and Old Abe" all at Washing
TO ogeheI-ior the next President ia 10 come from H.
libois
Tile Hor. Edward Archtoh, Democratic member
Of the House of Representatives from 1913 10 lsi5
member Of the Ohio State Senate from l8i7 to lsi9
and Of the trainers Of the new Constitution of the
State, has come out for Lincoln and Hamlin. His de-
feaion is y revere blow TO sic democratic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
LIFE IN TEXAS.
A correspondent, writing from Erath County, Texas,

correspondent writing from Erath County, Texas,
under date of Aug. ., says:
Foul murders, killing, and fighting, entirely of
too frequent i'll this part Of the country.
would TO Heaven had less Of it. Ever since last
February we have been in continued state of
cit. Mt owing TO the war the MURDERS the ravages,
and the slaughter Of women and children by the neigh
boring savages. But their most intense hostility has
been directed TO our live stock hundreds and | may
say thousands Of horses have been killed carried of
by them; and such has been the apathy of people at a
distance that they have seemed 10 regard the accounts
of peris as delusve stories. IL lie true that
Governor ordered out Minutenen Rangers aud Rs9i-
ment of Cavalry, but they slow getting along
and badly officer d, that they have done little no
good many of the officers Of the regiment seeming to
regard the whole affair either visionary useless or
as sn electoDeering scheme. And az the thing has
gone of has proved eiectua call for all the grand
Williams and horse thieves to gather in for their of
the booty. AS the yutures gather around carcass or
as the wolves follow in the wake OF Bufaloes 20 the
rogues have come here.
fierce Comanches and the prawlng Csddos But the
ire and indignation of the hardy and honest por-
ton has been aroused. Some of those fair-skinned
sayages have been caught. One in this county has
been hnDg and i hear that several in Tarrant have
shared the same fate cant say whether it be true or
sisting Of citizens Of this county and Bosque, have
spent nearly week in investigating the cases Of one
Of the principal rogues Tucker by This Tucker
they have turned over TO the civil authorities he hay
iDg made clean confession of the whole thing The
examination of the others has been deferred u il they
can send for more persons. have doubt but that
the thing will 90 on lively now for some tine Bat
we here are only acting on the little rogues. There
are tOme big rogues up near the Indians under the
guise of Indian traders who receive these hundreds
and thousands Of horses and then off to Missouri
and Kansas and dispose Of them. These are the fell
lows We want 10 get hold of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
THE CANVASS IN MISSOURI.
- tn

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 70, 1860.
The Presidential campaign in Missouri ia being act
lively teredupon, and go far Do formed
at this time is pretty generally conceded that the
result will at least prove very encouraging to the
friends and advocates Of Republican principles every.
where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31


already proved itself success. That journal states
that small model of this candidate for the honors
Of atmospheric navigation has been inspected by the
Emperor in The courtyard of the Tuileres The bal
loon lie somewhat in the form of whale worked by
miniature steam.engIe which causes set Of paddle
wheels revolve aud is made to act in any direction
by means Of novel sort Of rudder at of the ex-
tremities. The machine was kept steadily at hight
of yards where it made to execute different
maneuvers, among which were sailing in a circle aud
q stoppage before the windows of the Empress.
M Seguin writes to the French Academy of
Sciences that he has made some experiments upon frogs
incosed in plaster of Paris TO test their asserted te
nacity Of life when shut out from the air. He has
found them alive after having been 80 incosed for
period Of eleven years OF several enveloped in plaster
nearly fifteen years since, he still has two left which
he desires may be opened in the presence of the Acad
envy. NJ. Segnins high scientific character is vouched
for by several Of the Academcians In the letter
he breaches new theory TO account for the frequent
prefer dtd showers of frogs. He writes thus:
"In certain poLds lying upon my estate of Fontenay
may be seen at certain periods Of the year myriads of
tadpolts blackening the surface of the water Once,
at a time Of great moisture, | saw in footpatL OF
about 800 meters in length by meter in breadth,
leaoiDg TO a small pond, multitude of little frogs
about the sZe OF bean, continually leapng about.
In calculation which made exactly was possi-
bIe under the circumstances, found that each square
contained from one 10 three hundred Of these little
mas, which would give total for the whole space
OF between toirty and forty thousand. | considered
that the hoss Of tadp0les generated in the ponds fol-
low ing the action Of general law would be transform
into ogs at about the same moment, and this mul j.
iude, urged by their instinct Of travel would betake
them selves TO The path just ment ned. Being contiu-
ualy in motion, heavy wind hurricane might east
ly seize them and carrying them 10 great distance,
would naturally give rise 10 the belief in showers Of
frogs"
An instrument described at length in the journal
Of the London MicrOscOpca Society has been devised
by NJ. Pouehet, the French mcroscopist for coneen-
iraipg, ppon infinitely minute surface, all the solid
and normally inyiiible corpuscules floating in the
almotp Lere, 30 as TO allow Of their examination by
meaps Of the microscope. lie succeeds in concentrat
ing upon glaze, and within a space of two sqnars
all tho par cles disseminated in a cubic
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gnliv nall the Afternoon y, SO
4, S I. S. - M STOCK scoxfRlsyS -
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s : w. NJ. "a ha..--ot yariOis kinds I.
b, sx &. 4, q /, aid Ainescs.s yi 8. q
4. :. ami Gold Bracelet Pins and Mech
~. i. presses aud Fans latest
S,s.,..l Bracelet Pins and Mech y la y q
q Is silvg,piat ted Ware---ln variety all1
I III ~ and Gents Rprtep oies s. I. f's's' Il,
ssrc.,i ~ aonl,s, Hair and B,hsts
oi ns..:.,. An And Aims Pistols 3
'.5 III n ,,sti,.g mud ishing Tackle ttF
Eit.s M rps 81
rtniins. Fntas, Acei,sseois ~ :. .a q.
rs s.ssn IA Musical M.relandlyt &c
- ~. AaI Of wlph Ivi,l ,, ~
orery ar,lsls to We Na'ai seA " les
A's n. rs !, lss.,-is i y b = ~.
~, s.vsrs. s1ss., IVA s1a s' y. s.
British and ls y !, q. !.
lsa1st vate aaa 1sg Il, q Y, ], ID. &, .
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], top,poste eanpl Bunk Nsy or y ~ y M,
Y -, ~, .s1sr AND suorcl nAsr Sof rs sAns
as. IN sEoorl Arrp kx hah
e e,ST ess IS pAip On spgol ~ DEPOSITS. n
4 NOTES Nor plscor I'D. s.@.
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I, IS n sIks = ~. s'ss u
.roSEY 70 Loan P,s !. sas.,,'.
Farms Negros NJ Tor sny ps,son w =
Ma rates Apply ID Messfa 8 49,
R,nk M 6c Hrasier Street. =, s 8 =,
pat f,IIice--addrsss Box blsn4 ~. NO
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L, kEhEInaNUEACIU 1I..Hll

A sfED- 4 .iagag cement af Ihs so''1ii. 'as =
III nd eorpetent nan, wi,o ssalsrs. .FIe y
w sn',rs III u,sns,iaetnre Of Pasept Les'e
etie ~, a,rSr Cloth he nas sieted as fsiP
Y. 10 I,ss ,4auts years, ho,l, il k'lrope {. {.
ana al Safes Reference A No. q g z !, s,'''
'e ;a,ssiss. taddress by Lesser Y & - Il
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NOTICE.

,,,ss rlRI Of ISAAC LEVY aco ~ h 7 Hall sslt
mn fel est hlt.nnient y odd .g,sydTnAL;
: NM "a GRAY ana ISAAC = aaHofJ Jan
this is 70 ri nstee taa. M anda,edhy wen sh
aa7., lsassE e oas'.fFs ~ ~ No. nt.htrf 70 y,
=, W., ' 'r,sas ,lllif At the old saw
Tnsaki1s pr past as sh, GOD cors tat.oh O
mend th,su4 htm y s"' .S's.s /. LEV IA CO,
CTR late r.'pn. 6,ry 4. lss@-sri
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Il. l4.. thA pnhtIc.,

Y rssaal srss,ifsors Ne s III, Fsss, 10
$. 70 J, Iht4 ! q - . ! , .sas.
th.sTisai =, Eo,.r- w. s' a,,.rs ssl
(, parish II. ehies IL, note havins fsale'
" The esusltis4 ation saw - 81
e, 81, s,,,,ri., Ssgfii lV''l' VA INES,
j. B. EiyEs.
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GIFTS GIFTS 4 = !,
EVANS =. 4 cos g !; !. l S.
ssss GREAT
ouIllEnN GIFT HOOK :, sI ] y,
Third =: la Is
;s 81 OF TIE sss.s 3s ]. 49,,
ENTERPRISE n. NEW " ! z O q

Y raa no sassJllgHst y w
- o,r customers iereQore
s Ne would
I,'' "a n, ho afa aeslfOns ii obtaining
s's'' ~ UaABlt l,iRR AR
!, vrxr Rocks FOR Pr 11' ali. torifs
pnnf,lR Il, u. tia, M constant Ailllig.'9 ou.
c,,,n D.. have ,as pp hand LAkljilEK All ~ 4
s RI M COLLIE rlUS d, dst ssfs s.
sas Ro0ks IOnsistina Of BsStes ,tdgsg DocSA,
~ a,,f tJuax. and Ldse ti'al. n q.
or bs.n o,tcre, in this city, and slag ~ sne
80 - Low EST RETAIL PRle ~ sss
GIsF e .
4 IL, Nan ii a,,,,s Is ONE HUNDRED Dob
.. y IL sa ss' a. VIM AfcI,fs E.RY
,,,a stsa. variety q useila Au ssirsple aFtlsls'
viii Be 4 & ,,.s.x IS. Z sy,e.k
Il tie tilnr issle. 3 81 .sss 81
ii M MT Be deceived IN ans ftuysling ccn.
~. NAV u;sh Is take ayantase Qi our sue,
y.ri;se ,n,ler lles kalle snfsc PRO-
NJ. our Friends a,, Patrot,s 'i xi,o
n,,vYeyer have ylset Dllr sure Ns xapn'd ssass
4 that this is the /. = b
OSLY BIkAN('n ~ the Ois iGiN -
1 81 IA N s. IS <ss 4 ! s5z
sss IN mn si,rfa. 6 n
u voala respectfully 4 ia ii ssietass ~
4 EDITORS Oh I'll 3. i'iCAi y SE,
Do. THE DELI Y. J, !, Ofthi5 CRY.
4 Do. Del
those NO are nns5sc nit OK 6tors can res
mr. all siie Rasantagea Of dealing islis ~.
Ishent, liz rensline her orders hy Expfsse ~
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ia F. DMAsss
53t a 10 he used zst taetli.
wirh all th .apIs Of TIE bes. qsalty
Always ~ 'asl..a s s.s'.,, Il Wi.i,e GcHl or
81 kea'ita a; VA Iaa,5.eaa, ndthe souslern
SefosAf nv. t,I,se,,s jabrcstlng t)il, hls in
'y5tsl etiaf''''s il nIe n; nd barrel or gait0n.
gss,grss 81. i 3 ..ssnsor tie sale Of Il
lS Ia llts TAI 4at I iliifet,
,k,,s. jil.lsItsss .'a 4 g loas = aa' 8
s man leale. ehr i'4slt rs
5si19 sjp0ss war essef.
4 :, bpaals,s ,n,lsasrs the patent
's' 9s1s KxoDr,
scster. Iii sBottf, ! good improis"|n'
ss9Ss ~ mi rss i tissit1f ortblss
81 tas T.O re,
Il i. .nye,k ,a Ill, kplul Nhere dss . 70 ps 8
-s y. ..s,Hs Jrepstiuay iayisssi 20 call. Is
!, ~ ~ jk1Eafs,N HlLL,.s
il " ii 10. II gHAErRgs sTRgET,l (
I.3g5 New Drleast
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lPst lyisTaIff Court g { ]. |,
tstisa y 1 i D ~, !.
Al, coaeerli, to .aoT cs,lses
Fom date hereof. Why the ls,at !
|bv the Administrator Il. y.
: Approved and aoaolc sat e .
tine lesa ds y
IS
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1852 { / R:'VlGQ). Cd 9 , s. 80!

/ did 10 sEgooH : -. -..sSs 7
si1 AT - TTs I :
worth tro.. IL tSsl2per ysllon--alsqs II Oh ,
Msssagraalaaad i,'a i'aara's TaSSh
iau pare arsielf) Aslarss los OF 'cu' Tobacco;
mice b cents + mound. Pigs Feet in l"s' ana
Half Barrels; DO a>aerr ar.e aSsoftnleH OF o''.
IA =, and sa,le bags-.n2 short, | KEEP every
thing to / vxy
se> Eat prinE ana 70 " cal, : !,
~, Ia s1I so,,a low r,rrices-nne price ASH,
a a"I " a." Arire o.. Credit, and il YOU wish 70
s.xe ti,,,e III time is money! bring in ydr nlet-t
1ranI,in saf it atone place ..s. .,.-~, rs
ssx~ Csksm examine my extensive sto1k.
Let i''t,t Of e e.. fA ~ s. W HESlRIE
ri LHhfb.rrcls Flour. for asle by r..
T 20 S. v. HESlR1E. s.
u .TT I 81 = notice.. Il .
,,HEtSDERslGNEp being DESTROYS Of aaue,a NJ
I M ha ARG assTUeK Of G0uils, il detfi'nnp W q
| | t6esl at very ~, 1,r,S, -.
: RrDUCED PRIgslE ,.ss ..~..
for l5 asH :. o RIO to ''''''e'''''' oAs''f'
noi E.srra and rsiassiasioss Geefs
ftbs' sybo,e stock, through Those rha studs
Safriuterast. eon'tl do veil TO eai' and i'Hp1,
, ttftbs,,se,y.s, Nv stock is very c3n1p'ef aha
! ~ fill almost any memorandum.
| 7 Coat ,,easure will be taken in downs
I,ods whether our> bases be uisSe or nosFhasa l
T.. no, ike euttin.. Oft samples, or sstitnsth'
L,o,de aheIl ,hce purchased
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Mss Rattle ). Cravens,

1 81 Of Kiss REEDS School, Baton Rouge,
sSssssSl as,islre Of announcing to the gpo''
~ WIN sVlria and vicinity that she has
IL aes o. = M OF the Parsonage, ontsame
Mist church, where all the
of terms aas = English Education will be
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5#ssB 49, 8S 40 = ~
:. u ..ber articles too numerous 70 par
.,,s 81 sale arsasouah,h, p II Nh q
], ..Il,N SALE. ,..f
y J. Sse .,.1es i,ei,, on the Die
NJ y g y, 10, ll+ Pnr, "a sose.ss
trls. wv. s.A = s.al'iic A''s Won =,
sss,s e ~. s terI lis fpsh p S,ile
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10, thirty acres Hfofs 81 i, .j.e
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t.ys of heaeyve, ,tl ts Sn ~ nj
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:, q ,, 10 ,nyehssst 10 furnish tilet'
nnie. Is the order Gs 81 & s,.a
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Is med atil full and NM 1leas J. -
purch.se money and the 'atessst 'oa' 'u.' ~
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