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COMPOSITE FERTILIZER.

phosphate fertilizer is particularly adapted for the sui
tyation Of Trees Fruits, Lawns and Flowers II will
promote very vigorous and healthy growth Of Wood
and Fruit and largely increase the quantity and perfect
the maturity Of the Fruit For hotGousc household
plants and flowers 1t will be found an Indispensable art
Gle to secure their greatest perfection 1t will prevent
and cure diseased conditions Of the peach and grape and
is excellent for grass and lawns
1t is composed of such elements make it adarteL m
the growth Of all kinds of crops in all kinds Of soil,
The formula or method Of combining its constiu.n,
fertilzing ingredients have received the highest an,
val of eminent chemists and scientific asricuitu.iss
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Bridge SOtiCe.
Secretary Of State.
July 8, lS65--S1

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will he made TO the Commissioners of
Cecil county, at their next meeting after the
Oath day Of July. next, for the erection OF !.
Bridge over Beatson's or Basin Run. at Coul-
sons Saw Mil. in the 9Th Election District,
on the road leading from West Nottirgham
Presbyterian Meeting House to Port De-
deposit. June u, lS6o-ow
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.yersey Blue.

THIS is combined Moving and Reapng Machine
with SelfRake attachment. The vast number sold,
and the universal satisfaction given is unparalleled in
the history Of any other Reaping Machine
1t is perfect Mower-a perfect Reaper; very light
draft weight the horses necks. 1t is perfect
machine Parties In want of th, machine should give
their orders early there but limited number
manufactured this year. L. W. STAPLES,
8 EIkton, April !, 1861, Agent
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TRUSTEES SALE.
raY virtue Of a Decree Of the Circuit Com

FDY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
} for Cecil county, in chancery, the IN
4"r>igued as Trustee, viii OFF, at Public
Sale, ~ the Court House door, in E'kt"n, IN
TUESDAY,, the 25M day Of July, 1863,
at II "'cl"ck NJ, all that one third part OF
lot No 8, OF. the late Hugh Boyd's Real
Estate, as recently divided and allotted as
such one third part, being the same Land
which WAS mortgaged by Henry Doughty and
wife to David White, by their Deed Of mort
gage, bearing date on the 7th day If June.
1851, and recorded in Libcr r. C. H.. No }.
folio $40, &c, one Of the Land Record Books
Of Cecil county aforesaid.
This Farm lies within half mile Of Battle
Swami and contains
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Phosphate of Lime TaEAaNl.

I 1IOo EA1UtO VI 6I1IIC, CULTURAL
CHEMICAL COMPANY manufacture Phosphate Of Lime il,
accordance with new and valuable formula by which
very superior article is Produced, afforded az
less price than other manufacturers CHARGE Practical
tests have proved that its value fertilizer equal
to the bost Phosphate Of Lime in tho market
TERMS CASH. All Orders of Ton or more, will be
delivered Mt the Railroad Stations and the Wharyes Of
shipment free Of carriage. Carriage will be char oil on
all orders of barrels or less.
One dollar per Ton allowance for carriage will be mad.
all sales delivered at tho Works Of .ho Company On
Canal Wharf. a
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CoMPANY's WORKS.
Ar CANAL WHARF, On THE DELAWARE
Office, 4l33 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pc.
r. n. Fits, General Agent,
The Companys Pamphlet Circular, embracing full
directions for using tie above Fertilizers sent by mall
when requested,
Mar IL, l8b5-6m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-19
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
House.
TWENTY-NINTH DAY.
O'eJorr "
HOUSE

3 O'CLOCK p. N.
House met.
Mr. Hillyer offered the following resolu
| ton:
Resolved, That the clerk of the House
De instructed to call upon the Public Prin
Ter Tor Information why the 200 copies o
the Dill TO regulate the relation of master
ana apprentice as relates to freedmen
tree negroes and mulattoes, ordered to be
| printed on the 9th inst, have not YET
been furnished to the Hose Adopted
Dir. Shannon from a select committe e.
reported anne ndments to the bill with sun.
dry amendments to the bill to amend the
Vagrant laws of this State, which report
was received and agreed to.
On motion the House proceeded to con-
slder the bill section by section.
The LIST and ID sections were adopted.
The I'd section with amendment was
adopted
The 4th amendment was adopted with
out amendment
The 9th section having been read, the
amendment adopted by the committee,
was adopted with the section.
The 9th section was adopted without
amendment.
The 7th section having been read, Mr..
OIIcIcu d winch was laltl
on the table.
The question recurring on the adoption
OF the amemendment reported by the
committee to the 7th section, it was decid
cided in the affirmative,
The 7th section was amended by Mr.
Acker and adopted.
The 9Th section having been read, on
motion the amendments reported by the
committee was adopted
Mr.. Graham offered on amendment,
which was also adopted.
On further motion the 9Th section as
amended was adopted
The 9th section having been read, Mr..
Powers offered a substitute which was
laid on the table. The 9th section was
adopted.
The question recurring, on the passage
of the bill it was decided in tie affirma-
tive, by yeas 81, nays 6.
Mr.. Hillyer offered resolution, That
the committee on enrolled bills be di-
rected to conform the amendments made
to the printed bill to amend the vagrant
laws of the Senate, to the written bill
upon the same subject.
message was received from the
Senate.
On motion the Senate message was
laken up.
House concurred in Senate resolution,
to appoint committee to meet in con-
ference upon bill to establish county
courts.
Mr.. Shannon, from the select commit
tee reported a bill to provide artificial
limbs for disabled Confederate soldiers,
which is too lengthy for publication.
On motion the report was received and
agreed to.
Mr.. Hunter offered joint resolution
in relation to manned Confederate sold
iers, which was adopted.
Mr.. Martin offered joint resolution
(the Senate concurring, that both Houses
of the Legislature take recess on Friday,
the oath of November, 1865, until the 4th
Monday in January, 1866, without addi-
tional mileage.
Pending the further consideration of
the resolution, with amendments pro-
posed. the House adjourned.
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SENATE JOURNAL.
THIRTIETH DAY.

SATURDAY, Nov. 18th, 1865.
A message was received from the
House.
Mr.. Wilson from the judiciary COM
mittee recommended the passage of
House bill entitled an act to incorporate
the Commercial Express company, which
was amended and passed.
Mr.. Mosely from the committee on
propositions and grievances, reported
adversely to Senate bill entitled an act
for The relief of the assessor of taxes of
Kinds county.
The report was received and agreed to.
Mr.. Mosely from same committee
recommended the passage of House bill
entitled an act to release persons who
were charged with misdemeanors prior to
the late war, which was amended and
passed.
The Senate concurred in the House
amendments to the following Senate
bill, to wit:
An act to establish county courts.
An act TO amend the vagrant laws of
this State.
An act to incorporate the north Missis
sippi savings institution.
By Mr.. Wilson,
An act to authorize the payment of
one quarters salary to the Governor and
other State officers out of the Provisional
tax fund, which on motion of Mr.. Lyles
was indefinitely postponed.
BY Mr. Taylor,
An act to restrict the jurisdiction of
the courts of the State for the offense OF
gaming and for other purposes, which
was referred to the judiciary committee.
T. nf
Southern Rail Road Company to erect a
bridge of peculiar description across the
Big Black river and for other purposes
which was passed.
From the calendar, House bill entitled
an act to confer civil rights upon freed
men and for other purposes was read a
second time and made the special order
for Tuesday, the 2lst inst at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
By Mr. Miller an act supplemental to
an act TO establish county courts which
Bv Mr. Lyles, Resolved 1.-THE House con
curingl That the Legislature adjourn on
Saturday, the first day of December
next, sine cie.
Mr. Hooker offered the following as 8
substitute for Mr. Lyles' said resolution,
to wit:
Resolved by the Senate (the House
concurring) that the Legislature take
recess on Friday, Oath inst until the sec
ond Monday in February, 1866, provided
that the members thereof shall not be
entitled to additional mileage in going
and returning.
90 motion of Mr. Lyles said resolution
and substitute were laid on the table and
made the special order for Tuesday, 2lst
| inst. at 10o'clock A. M.
A message was received from the House
MIR Taylor moved to reconsider the
vote taken on yesterday indefinitely
nostsnoning House bill entitled an act
amendatory to an act entitled an act
snendatory to an act entitled an act pro
viding for the examination Of the office S,
of Auditor of Public Accounts and State
Treasnrer approved March LIST 1863, ano
the amendment thereof approved Apr
5th and August 12sh 1864.
Adjourned till . o'clock MondsS
] morning.
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A FRIGHTENED PAREST-Mr B. Brown,
an old gentleman, residing in the interior
of England, lately opened by mistake a
letter addressed from London, to his son
B. Brown, who is writing a sensation
novel, yet unpublished. The old Gov
errors horror on perusing the following,
NAV be imagined:
"DEAR Bob You really must show
more caution in constructing your plots,
or the Governor will be sure to discover
the dead body of Geraldine in the eel
lar, and then your secret will be out.
You consulted me about the strich'
nine. | certainly think you are giving It
to him in rather large doses, and if
were you, l would not have two illegiti
mate children. One is quite sufficient .
"Let Emily put her mother in the mad.
house Il will answer your purpose to
have the old girl out of the way.
81 think your forgery is for two small q
sum. Make it three thousand.
Leave the rest of your particularly
nice family circle to me. l will finish
them off, and send you back the Fatal
Dagger afterwards by book post.
Yours, JACK"
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A G AkD.
To our ola Friends and Former
ECu,IOmerA


WE, the rndeTs Chs d. beg leave to inform on
frien Is in Kinds END surrounding countless that VI
have opened sgain our old stanf. at the Iron from
Store, Corner Arlington and Oh na Street.
We have been asd are yet receiving from the east
one OF The largest an hands, stocks of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, C!etbiug, Shoes, Boots, Hat
and Caps, Hosiery Shawls Mantillas, &c., &c, &c
our stock as beer selected with great care By Mr.
Bazsinsky, who has been ia Business for thirty years
Our prices will SUIT pu caas-rs We would invite
the public to stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We have polite and attentive saesnt L
who will take pleasure in showing the goois
BAZ;INSKY & SIMMONS
Nov IQlInn
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To RREsPoNDENTs.-We often receive com
hunicati0ns Of such extreme length, as to prohib-
their introduction into our columns They may
1 Of interest, but time and space both, forbid
keir publication. Condensation is the order of
IL day vii our correspondents remem-
u this, and leave out all useless words, and
4, spoil the gist Of their article, by fine turned
bnts or theories. Condense, boil down, give
the pith and substance and we will try and ac
kruodate all
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DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATION.

Institute FOR DEAF AND DUMB:
Jackson, Miss Nov. 1888
TIE Trustees of this Institution hereby give notiss
that pursuant An Act of the legislature. they have
la de an arraugemert whereby the Louisiana Inst
tuse for the Deaf Dumb and Blind. located At Bat q
Rouge Louisiana will and educate the Deal
and Dumb of Mississippi until other arrangenet Is
be n ale Said Institute eDdoweI by the Sta e
IS located IN a healthy region and possess large
reception Of pupils. Cnoer the management of an
FL iens corps of teachers ii will possess every faet
y for the ducation Of mutes, including instruction
in trades.
Tue State of Mississippi has provided the funds
necessary T the free education Of her Deaf and
Damb.
The parents and friends of fhs Chi dren of his
State are earnestly invited to send them
to the Isttu At Bston Rouge, where they will be
careful ~ nurtnred and educated At the expense OF
their State
Addr, IS D OCounell, Secretary, or A. &. Mar
iin Superintendent, At Baton Rouge, or the uzder-
siuued Al this place A .. CABtNISS
Nov I7dtf President Board Trustees
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t9~Commission and general merchants,
corner of Comm n AMI Magazine streets, New Or
ans, everything belonging the drug trade they
may require, at prices based the LATEST gold quo
TT
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g:ELHGIOUs NOTICE,

There will be preaching at the Baptist
lburch, this (Sabbath) Morning, at II
clock. After service, the Church will
eet in Conference. The members are
irnestly requested to attend, as bust
ess of Importance will be attended to.
Also preaching at night, II o'clock.
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The late rains have damaged the Texas
cotton crops. 1t was dropping off the
bolls prior to the storm, and much of 1t
is now on the ground, and dirt and sand
has become mixed with it.
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~ Druggists, ia the city and country,
can pur, base AMI have the selection of their
goods from the largest assortment in the city James
Donegal, Wholesale druggist, corner Of Common and
Magazine streets. Nav Orleans. is prepared to sell
is goods at thu loves, m erket prices.
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Fisk, agent of the Freedmen's Bureau
in Tennessee, who refused to hand over
the property of Mr.. Overtou by order of
the President, has since caved in and Mr..
A. got his property.
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R~ JAS CONCEAL, wholesale druggist
,orner of Common end Magazine streets, New Or
cans. is prepared n suoDy those in want OF
rugs and medicines, with everything sppsrtainins
0 the drug trade. AZ the Ilweat market rates.
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A Louisville paper has some answers to

A Louisville paper has some answers to
correspondents. Here is sample:
JENNY-Ministers are not mora addict
ed to dissipation than men of other pro-
LESSONS A few of the Kallock type
take gin toddies, and so forth. but the
great majority of them are as good as
LAWYERS and doctors. If you want .
ehristian, marry an editor.
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n. O.J. g. ON RAHLROAD

On and after Wednesday, the 18th
lnst., passenger train will leave New
Deans at 8 o'clock, p. M, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in
gackson the next day at 1870 a. m.
Murning, will leave Jackson at 1:45 p IN.
ID tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays,
IA arrive in New Orleans at 6 o'clock a.
ID next day. Freight trains will run as
hEetofore.
Close connexions are made each way
ia both the Southern and Miss. Central
imds. B. H. GREEN,
Nov l9dlw Asst Sup't & Eng.
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a. You will find at Woodruff & Des-
ms London Illustrated News, Frank
Aplie's Illustrated News, New York
.dger, WillSs' Spirit, Sunday Murcury,
mic Monthly, and most of the leading
Lies of the country. If you want good
AAding go there.
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TVicksburg mail arrives daily q
10l6.
Departs daily at IA p m
New Orleans mail arrives Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 1880.
Departs, Sundays, Wednesdays anc
Fridays at $50.
Eastern mali arrives dlily at |, pm.
81 " departs " 1890, an
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bi ~G nS they A..

which the,
H. or be prepay
r enacted, Tia.
US nno be, and "a
upon each s Ns
y, for each and
which they a asS
acted oo That f.
airs for each a'' 9
same is ba,'s11 e.
ia any exhibitaieaos'
,S ny, on N any o 1'Sa.
les the proca s.aef
tx on such 9
T . only when ~, y.
such bensVOlssaast
enacted, That
n nrs BE- and tbs
upon pom each and
H., tCdm, a.
lumber is sawed 81
zen enacted 5e, That .
|eo dollars bas
ed upon each ' and
ram or fruits srs
I been distilled
. INTO spurious
enacted, That !.
Rs be, and tbs
|on each officer -
y express Com
De understood
each officer or
Jared that arr u
press matter Z
Jared to be an
enacted, That .
! !, dollars be, and
l O. upon each and
State. -u
r enacted, That
ed soldiers, Or
} 50 disabled in
ire carrying on
'sin"ss specially
De- and they are
and tax, Prov;d
le sheriff an aft.
FACTS, LIST, that
); and I'd, that
iusive owners Of
lcern sought TO
enacted, Ths.
shall not apply
Or cotton upon
and to the late
under the Proc.
lency w. L.
sos.
enacted, That
any tax under
to ask and re.
his deputy, to
d the same, q
t paid, and for
and said receipt
edit upon the
hereafter to be
er or his prop,
d receipt shall
shall it be re-
axes from any
erson to whom
acted, That the
shall pro-
erein levied, in
ed States, i'm.
? their returns
1866, whether
collections or
make monthly
"a.
enacted, That
nd be in force
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6~R. L. Dodge clerk in the Adams
press company's office, Vicksburg,
v arrested for ROBBERY. The amount
Zen was $40, 457, and there was recover
N S9,S6O. He is awaiting his trial
fore the criminal court now in session
dat city.
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@rGen. Thomas j. Wood has been
fgned to the command of the Departs
sht of Mississippi. His Headquarters
NJ at Vicksburg.
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P1rWe are very seldom astopished at
Fthlng, not even the cratic course OF
Pny of the State legislators, but we were
Ponlshed yesterday to see an immense
Pcourse of people in front of certain
use on State street, all trying to get
We hurried to the spot expecting to
d somebody killed or wounded, and
ehed our way through the crowd de-
mined to have local, when, to our asr
hlshment, it turned out to be the In
national, and the entire public seemed
De trying to get some of the pure wine
4 cigars kept at that celebrated saloon.
were sstonished at the rush, but not
the quantity and quality Of the con-
n of that bar.
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IA company has been organized
lht Ter the proclamation of the Governor,
inCopiah county. B. F. Martin, Captain
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
Efeks NV a. 1879

On ard sfer MONDAY 2orH last, through
receipts will 6 gis ;5r feizhI 10 AeEidian, veAs
burg and intsrnediA listc1s
TEADTy9
Nov IedIw General SupeF ntsndeet 80. K r
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sale OF Valuable Lots.

sale of Valuable lots.
WILL sell on the first Ssturd Y. { Ia Cad day of
December xt) in frs of the Capitol at IL oc'ock,
NJ, for Cash, the lowiuy It Lots beionaing to
the Cstholic Church # ,ckson Three Lots on
Capitol Street next SO in II ont of be CAPITOL
iOinirg Mr. Cooper's two story briek bu Lola !
each It being tweuty-s et and two thirds by one
hunlred and ) xty feet Une Of hem has large
C it. Also tie Lot eighty ny hu rdred
sixty feet, with larg cistegn which the
S.. Peters Church burned Sal positive ana
titles good L II SPEN ILER,
Nov II ids Tr~as
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a. The Vicksburg Journal has been
aently enlarged and is one of our best
|lhanges.
2he Herald and the Journal are both
hfllent papers and are literally pat
bed. Judging from their advertising
lbmns they are doing most excellent
Illness.
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i-g-We authorized to announce johnson r.
Damsby, OF Newton .anty, candidate be-
fore the Legislature for Clerk of the Pententiary.
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Asst Sup't & Eng.

PERsoNAL.-Maj. Gen. Geo. H. Thomas,
lonmandirg this military division, and
Ain. Wood, commanding this department,
rived in town yesterday. They are
hlDppng at the Dickson House.
bG- We had the pleasure of meeting,
geterday, our friend Maj. I. M. Partridge,
tditor of that sterling journal, the Vicks>
bufg Herald. He will remain in the city
iaf several days.
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b6s- Hon. f. j, Peyton, member elect
lothe U. S. Congress from Hazlehurst,
leR for Washington yesterday-so says
lhe Copian.
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TO CLUB y

r,n copies Of the Weekly Clarion will be sent to
Pos, Otics on the receipt Of thirty dollars, free OF
L,,.pse 10 the Publishers.
4 The Daily and Weekly Clarion will each contain
4 n D,oceedings Of both houses of the Legislature
ali the public acts and resolutions of the session
The amended CONSTITUTE and the laws passed at
4 4, session 10 pu roe thereto will so materially
hs,ge the whole tion of the State as to render
H. acts Of the pre- s7sion of unusual i'm portance
meet he dsnaD' g the people for a correc:
h,y Of the new Cor IN and the acts AID laws of
II Legils atu G, we ). Concluded to print an edition
,rely for the Of our subscribers. All subscri.
J, 70 the ally Clarion who pay their subscription
twelve mouths in advance, will receive a copy of
new Constitution with the public and private acts
! ibis session, in pamphlet form, free of charge
A the expenses Of This edition will cost US seyera
Aorsand do ars it will be only to those who pay
advance for the year. This proposition will be left
hen till the fist OF January. Address
CLARION, Jackson Miss
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A. :. POW LII,
PLANTATION BROKER,
No Carondolet Street,
New Orleans,

Hasreopened In this city ONCE for the Purchase
RaIa or renting of Houses and Lets, Plantations,
improved Ia DIS, &C. Orders r the Survey and sub
division of Plantations and Maps thereof attended 70
nrouptly am In a satisfactory An perenee
If seaty years in the Land Departments of the
state he trusts will secure HIM shar Of patronage
In his profe ssion-
Having secured the services Of an experienced and
fnfuentia person in Washington City, for that pur.
pose he Will attend 20 the settlement Of claims In
the departments thare.
Parties favoriag the advertiser with their patrons
win please lurusR complete description Of property
6srSd. Nov l<dtf.
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az Our friend of the Vicksburg Jour
brags about box of fine cigars and
nething, having been sent to him.
PIT get so excited over it, Col; just
~ until our friends come round-we
2expecting them every day, and then
u out for something nice.
meeting of the citizens of Copiah
hnty are TO meet at Gallatin for the
Fpose of organizing joint stock COM
py to build a cotton factory at Halle
psi or some otLer suitable point. The
HFnes of some of the leading men OF the
nnty are signed to the call.
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Oct. %, saws T:

f Oct, %, says:
of energy dis
the town in re-
1t were injured
of them, also,
|nauted several
I rudely shaken
business houses
DDS have as yet
mt. Many are
ug for the en-
ess, and many
time three regi-
pred, stationed
gate 1903 men,
IeXana on ia.
'nts are the It'll,
Gloria there is
VIZ: the U. S.
mates that the
Vention, when
han about the
lotion are Rc-
xas, the termi-
of October %,
t the grass is
IN the country
g mild wealth
h. The pros
pring is quite
b (Texas) Tel
tour through
a dro,,th had
OPP. He esti-
will be made
potato crops
II. Old citi-
never before
yield as this
heard \ every
DIS to pick it.
at ever grew,
5 and wasting
Good judges
,Isa fhrouph-
- loIoC