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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-20
Fire. Fire. Fire.
INSURE YOUR
HOUSE, BARN, STORE 4 GOODS
WITH
JOHN l.. SWlTS 4 Co..
Nickcis' Block
Capital Represented,
S i 100000,

AREMEpY FOR PILEs-It is blessing to
the suffering to know that we haye an ef
fectual cure for this truly troublesome dis.
ease. Mr.. j. p. Hazarde, Of 164 I'd ST..
Cincinnati, O., takes great pleasure in in
forming ali who are suffering with piles that
he used small quantity Of DR.. Strickland
pile Remeny, and it effected a permanent
cure. This seems to be the cAse with al
manufactured at No. 6 East 4th ST., Gu
cinnati, o., and sold by all druggists.
BuslSfss EDUCATION. become full,
qualified for = position IS book-keeper
clerk or telegraph operator, 50 to Worthing
ton. Warner 4 Pntt's Commercial College
corner of Brady and I'd streets. Course d
instruction thorough and practical anI
terms reasonable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-20
D.vrspoar. Iowa. April 19.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, April ~.
Nh. RICHARDSON Dear SIR :-Since
my arrival home have been constantly ap-
piled to by my friends Of prisoners not YET
heard from, for Information concerning
them. We did not notice the death OF q man
except he was friend or regimental com, !.
paniOn. Died, in Andersonvile prison. OF
diarrhea and fever, Mel Jorhleson, "a Nor
wegian), and Wm. Pitts, Of the 10th Iowa !;
the latter on the Cd Of October, and the oth-
er about week after. In his dying mo-
ments the latter gave me the address ot his
father, as At vinton, Benton county out
| think perhaps he may have been del'r'ons'
as have written but received no reply. tie
belonged to Company |, and was mere
boy. A young man by the name Of Vale,
belonging to the 9Th IOWA cavalry, whose
parents were said to be residents Of Musca
tine, died ut Florence, on our boat the 9th
of JAN, at Florence, South Carolina, from
camp fever. Any information which the
friends of the deceased ones desire, will be
cheerfully given, If they address me at this
poiut. Yours respectfully,
CLINT PARKHuRsr,
Co. C, 10th Regiment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-20

The splendid and fast sai.ing P.cAe5
New Boston, Captain Buford and I. PARK
hurst clerk, will decart for Fort Mao'son
and way points to-morrow morning, making
sure connections for St. Louis. H. NJ
Prettyman, agent.
The favori,e mail and passenger Packet
James Means, Jerry Wood MASTER VIII
leave for Dubuque and intermediate points
tomorrow morning. RIM. Prettymah, sgt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-20
HOUSES FOR RENT.

No "a new house on Brady street, one Of
IN. most desirable residences ia the city.
mol. A large elegrn, house, with all modern
improvements stable. WE'LL cistern, irnit ana
shade trees tine river view, osn''a,'. . ''s"-
one Of the finest residences in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-20

BIZ GENEROUS We understand that
Capt Dernody will call upon our fellow cit
liens soon. with q subscription paper, to
raise funds TO assist Mrs. Schultz to reach
her home. Her husband was drowned last
evening, her furniture has been mostly lost
and she is left with her two orphan child
ren without a cent to supply her wants. AS
you would that others should treat you un-
der similar circumstances, SO treat this OBJ
ject of charity when you have an opportu-
nifty to do so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-20

TLANT TsEEs AND VINES =! John Temple
has superior stock Of Shade aud Fruit
Trees; also Grape Vines and badding plants
of choicest varieties. Particular attention
maid to transplanting, and perfect sati 'fac
ton guaranteed. Nursery corner Main and
Fourth streets. mrz5ozin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-20
,StrY,s r SereOss .

VStCOW y SSe.EtODU,
Fourth. sarih end OF d. c. fldTidge . .Groceri
store, and first door above Mr.. L-ter's Fioa-
store. where they intend keeping Depot tor
Vegetables Berries in their season, Lake and
River Fish. Oysters Butter, Eggs. Poultry,
Lard. Honey. Fruit, and many other articles too
utin,pruus To gUeutlon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-20
CONES CLOTHING HOUSE!

THE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE NOTICE
i that Cones Merchant Ta loring Establish
n,ent has been removed to the store formerly oc.
cupied by L. A. Macklot's Bank, corner Of I'd and
Brady, where can always be found splendid ~
sortment of
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sAM'L. NATHAN.
L. NJ lXwEl = & Co,
=, CIR R,1 Me-, acuAxDIss BROKERS,
,o,or, -ssion Merchants,
Ts NJ fcbez Ftr ,et, New Orleans, La.
!, i, nrrcbas and safe of Cotton,
Ieysaa ssN dofaa RI ce, Bagging, Rope, and
49, 49, Consignn tents and orders from
he co untry viii meet with prompt
-, !. VIZ rollf 4 Co., Mobile.
IN q. ID. } Hooker, Esq, and
nv NJ Al. Ierr- Esq,
H. i q Jat kson, Mississippi
M Tivings ton Minis, ESD,
> ME- Ent arprise, Mississippi.
~ D. d. j. Tlas, Esq.
is- RAYMOND, Mississippi
W. I. Tiannard, ESD
lis, Baton Ronge, La.
II A. ID. Banks, ESD
In Montgomery, Ala.
Tulv &c. 1sG5-3m
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TO THE LADIES.

VOUR ATTENTION is politely invited to our large
E. and beautiful assortment of Goods Just Re
cdived, consisting in part Of the best Sprague and
Mfrrimac Calcoes, Ginghams, Deaines Alpaecas Lus-
tres, Mozambiques Grenadines French Merinos, Bere
gds Foulard and Lyons Silks Swiss soft Jaconet Main
sook, Null, Briliante and cross-bar Muslins Lawns
C4mbrics, and every description of Dress Goods
English and Irish Linens Of all kinds for personal
AID domestic use including Shirtugs Sheetings Table
and napkin Damask, Towels, Crash, Diaper, &c. Do
mesc Cottons, beached and brown of every width and
qality, white, red grey, end blue Flannels Canton
Flannel Fine English Hosiery, French Corsets, Brad
ldys Duplex Elliptic and all other kinds of Hoop Skirts
Ihces, Gloves Gauntets Dress Trimmings Linen hem
stitched, plain and embroidered Handkerchief Belts,
Belt-ribbdns, Buckles Ribbons French artificial Flow
efs, Collars and Cuffs plain and embroidered Coognes,
Cosmetics, Combs Brushes, Sozodoat, Tooth Powder,
and toilet articles generally
Kid, Cloth, and Morocco Shoes Caters and Slippers
Of every kind and quality for Ladies' Misses and chill
dren Needles, Threads Hooks and Eyes Tapes and all
description of small wares, besides Thousand other
articles too numerous to mention.
or goods are all aac, Of tie latest styles, ace1 selected,
dnd selling at egtfenely Io1o prizes.
We solicit share of your patronage.
JONES & Co.,
Texas street, near the I.evee.
Shreveport, September 8, 1860
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
JONES & CO..

Texas Street, near the Levec,
A RE NOW PREPARED to furnish complete outfits
IA in Mems wear, from Hats to Boots, of every quality
and description and at the lowest known prices
FINE FRENCH FELT HATS,
CLOTH and CASHMERE SUITS,
FINE BROADCLOTHS, DOESKINS and
CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, JEANS and
COTTONADES.
ENGLISH FRENCH and AMERICAN SHIRTS,
FLANNEL, CLOTH and MERlNO OVERSHIRTS,
CAUXE, MERINO,
LINEN and COTTON UNDERSHIRTS,
and DRAWERS
ENGLISH and GERMAN HALF HOSE,
WHITE and BROWN
Boots and Shoes of every quality from the stoutest
Cafskih to the finest French Kid Linen and silk pocket
Handkerchefs Collars, NecS-ties, Umbrellas, Gloves
and Gauntets Saddie-bags, Carpet-sacks Pocket and
Penknives Stationery Wallets and Pocket Books Fan
cy and Toilet articles generally md everything else
worn used by mankind at lower prices than they
be bought in town or elsewhere.
Shreveport, September g. 1865.
EUST RECEIVED and for sale by PHELPS & Co.,
eD of Commerce and Crocket streets, Shreve-
port, Louisiana.
100 Bales Baggng,
200 Rolls Bagging,
500 Coils Rope,
100 Kegs Nails,
25 Bales Oallum,
50 Sacks Rio Coffee.
l25 Barrels Choice Flour,
500 Sacks Choice Flour (Wiliams' Texas,)
10 Barrels Dried Fruits
100 Cases Can Fruits,
rs Cases Brandy Fruits,
50 Cases Preserved Fruits,
Is Cases Scheidam Schnapps,
50 Cases Garet Wines,
% Gases Champagne
% Cases Whisky,
10 Cases Gin Cordial,
10 Cases Port Wine,
10 Cases Lobsters,
80 Boxes Assorted Soap,
% Boxes Candles,
125 Gross Yeast Powders.
25 Cases Pickles,
% Boxes Candy,
$50 Hogsheads Sugar,
Is Chests Assorted Teas,
30 Kits Mackerel,
10 Half Barrels Mackerel
Barrels Mackerel,
% Cases Goldfish,
10 Firkins Goshen Butter,
90 Nests Buckets.
10 Nests Tubs.
COAL OH!
10 Barrels best quality,
10 Coils Manila Rope,
Gin Bands-6 to inches.
DRY GOODS.
Alarge lot of 0snaburgs, Bleached Domestics, I'm
beached Domestics, Wamsatta Plaids, Cochenesnle
PlaiIs Marlboro Plads, Farmers and Mechanics De-
nins, Scotch Ginghams, Kentucky jeans, Drilling,
Glencove Prints.
Shreveport, August 3, 1865.
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Terms, Invariably in Advance.
Address VIM. II. G. KING & Co,
Proprietors \. 0. Times, No. 20 Camp street
fTTTI1 NL7IV Y0DE NEWS
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NOTICE

HyHE psnership heretofore existing between the
H. undegned, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent J. e. PHELPS,
ii. j, PHELPS.
Shrevert, June !, 1sG5iune 2
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.a.. IS Fellows, Esq
New Orleans
.lg 6 Seymour NJ
T. y. Marks, n.
trickland, Esq.
y Springs, Mis-
my, Esq,
mbus. Miss.
5tites, Esq,
lsburg, Miss.
trt Russell,
hitoches, La.
Orleans, July
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-27

An AMERICAN HoRsE IN LoNDoN.-Onc OF t1c most
animated sights the great horse show is the pX'u-t
ton of the roadster sres every afternoon about 5
o'clock. The predominant color of those round stout
active horses is roam. There arc also among them;
some good browns and blacks. Quicksilver the win!
ner of the first prize, is bright red roam, of lrpas
ing courage and action. rs soon as the roadstera
have retired, Shepherd Knapp, q chestnut troCtiGg
stallion from New York, with white blaze down ats
face, makes his appearance in light matchcart, a1d
is driven round the arena at pace which shows sIa
speedy as the Norfolk horses are there none of
them that could hold their own with their Awsrt1R
cousin. He is lighter and more highly bred than aeH
are and his hnd-lcg action is tremendously poTsauf
and true. The spacious afefa at the AgTcutura l3s
is far too limited to allow his driver to exhil- Sbep
herd Knapp's full sreed the perfect temper wiz ws
the astonishing animal, guided and oontroio6
smooth snafle, allows himself to be suddenly az h
pulled up wien going at the rate of twenty ea3I
hour, daily eieits thundera Of applause + miles III
iniring spectators. Their royal highle' rom tie IA
and princess of We 5s visited the b Sses t9a TQe
6oeock, and seer led rarch struob III yest7ga5y gbqU
OF the Amerc2 horse. Pal an sne pe.o5anfa
good inc 5LAcks hEFF SGH-A boot-blacl got ,s
ton or 1te' the otnei day He was plying f5 ga5s
the Ine eoto; ana vas at the same time laD1qa,i .
he uIIlng on Oh receipts, when getltlensr habrr
i lnterceded in his behalf sid daI
zsEeI"f trends who IF course. had = "shfra 7 + 4
P.lz,t!a2 |ho had lgsE epped INTO the H.:I
iis once was among the persons aF,reairf 20 fl =,
,'-1- q 12e 9oosblaebt but on hearing his 5arr ff
51f 9ata 4a ula not want 10 black gbe daataars t!t
IN oeias asked tue reason for bis dislike Ieei4 st
19el9f rae kicked him d0wn a figft Of s.airz fT..t
sat, added tae disciple og tl. }.-rziF a.!
oo@f "ith VlRdrtfge leer SIra lad nv rsgar..s
''s -ob 5si@a and pounded Glu llc fraa.1ta
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THE NEW ORLEANS TINES.
The Leading Journal Of the South.
Published Daily and Weekly.

devoted to Literature and General News-The Discus
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
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tors NJ Orleans desires to inform the citizens OF this
vicinitlthat he has ample means and arrangements
for thessumption of business and for Shipment ana
sale fotton He is also prepared to buy Cotton
where plies prefer to sell here.
Office the warehouse of Walsh Boisseau, Shreve-
mort JOHN A. STEVENSON.
p s. III give all information that he can in regard
to the shhent and sale of Cotton to any one calling
on him.
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fees and emoluments thereof as he could be bv for
feure OF the same, upon regular trial and conviction
by due process Of lalg for the offences mentioned
These fees and emoluments much the property
of the attorneyas any chooses in action can law, be
the property of any other citizen; and being property
the law in question: to the extent mentioned Furnishes
the attorney by toreitao OF his property And the
effect Of the law being thus penal in its consequences,
ard pisst5nq the attorney for the acts mentioned in
the oath, in In which they we're not punsha-
bic when committed, then tested by the principles laid
down in the of Calder Bell and Fletcher VS..
Peck am constrained declare that the act in CUES
ton is opposed to the constitution of the United States
is er post t1et0 in its operation, and, therefore, not
valid law.
But, if | am correct in the assumption that the act
in question deprives the attorney of his property, and
this being done by requiring him to sfeeGr in his own
case then the act is violation Of the 9TH article of
the amendments to the constitution. That article de-
elares that person shall be compelled in any crimi
nal case to be witness against himself; be de-
prved of life, liberty or property, without due process
of laon This provision was taken from Magma ChatG,
substituting the words 'due proceas of law in the
place of 'law of the land" But according to all the
authorities, the two phrases have the same legal sig
MITIGATION.
The words, 'eby the law Of the land" as used in
Magma Charta says lord Coke I'd Institutes, 80 are
understood DE process Of lGae that is by the
Indictment presentment of good and lawful men.
And Chancellor Kent, lst vol. Commentaries, 62o in
9th edition. says the better and larger definition of due
process of laap is that it law in its regular
course of administration through courts of justice.
Chief Justice Ruin, in IIoke VS.. Henderson, Dev. NJ
C. Reports Is, says "Thoso terms law of the land
do not usually an act of the general assembly.
If they DID, every restriction upon the legislative
thority would be at abrogaed" The clause doubt
less means that statutes which would deprive citizen
of the rights of person property without regular
trial. according to the course and usage of the common
law, would not be the fda1 Of lie an@ or due process
of iar in the sense of the constitution. Judge Story,
in cOrnnnn tnfieS the constitution Sd vol 66l,
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WM. z
asI0N Ng Ft ),
tree+ cor 1As a
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" Il. n. ALsoBnooK.
,oNPKINs & Co,
wv ORLEANS.
sfnoss q / their cid sthnd, No. .,
corner If Canal, where there
A ssortment OF Dry Goods,
and planters.
RELY / NEW, and viii be kept
val. auglO-om
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TERMS

r,or-rr- -VrPgTEgy is published weekly, at FIVE
,s ,,nr annum. THREE for six months. payable in
3. No subscription taken for less period than
nths.
.rrrggyaxrs inserted at the rate of 81 30 FER
far the first insertion and rs CENTS for each
rant one. Eight lines or less, constitute a
Liberal deductions made to those who adver-
,sry notices, marriages, public meetings cards
lks, etc, TO be paid for as advertisements.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

Mo- distinction Two fair danes, not
~. IN happily united, were comparing the
,,ay;ts e their lords and masters. NY
husband" exclaimed the one. as a.. ci; :
max. lis perfect brvte Nine -
,o said the other, che is . psas' /,
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~e5gtINta asAhA COLL 80 - = :;

l , So wen h AG0T me s a"s 70
/ ue,ghoorng var unhurt auo unlmpalreo In
escape uurng INC A
ats efficiency .ias COMPRISES the CCnmerelal anu
the GIassi al us, ineIudes the study OF Tue
Epsn Frensn ansh ana ot ar'imoc aud Book
Geosr"pny ana m's ana Geometry. branches
ss E s%Hi" s%s Cree
aboy mentioasa and ntn Phil sophy'
aud the OIsnshss gt st'sen
Tue age Is l.p pn.tss he how &c
Rad write -, .,,or on the L ST OF DFNEt, :.
BEh rus ,i tos heard aud tulon, washing on
FEES ana stationery '--........--. 10
No.. a. eouiValeut
lnIranse yable IN Id or us e9 ont
For oSi futnsr partIc lars M nRR Ala Al
Spring t,ih Uo..ese' ne"F Eau GAUTRELET' S. j.
Nov t4aam
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So, s,orx Of Two Ma..achuscus Girls.

s,, S,orx of Two NIassachusctts Girls
few DAYS ago two girls were arrested
IN this c1ty tor grand larceny. lher
names are Hattie Hall and Nancy Day
the uerson who had them arrested WAS
Sarah Palmer, keeper OF orothei on
PIE street. who charged the girls with
-taaIing certain articles of clothing from
hor astah,ishment. 1t leaked out that the
iris mad but recently arrived here rom
| Iae East, and that they bad oeen lureu
! INTO a house OF Ill fame through lalSe TO-
presentations. The chief oil ponce oe'1'
| mined 10 Investigate the maIler, anu no
learned that the story was true. no i"0'~
are briefly these. :. nr;o
Nj Hattie Hall was born in Name
hn, removed to Gloucester, Mass, where
sba lived fer twelve years. She became
acou.inted with a young man In that Town
- whom she went to Boston. She was
;,,rodnced to Mrs. Bennett In BOSTON,
who said she wanted four glris 10 90 W
CaGfornia to engage in honorable occuPar
$ ,ion Hattie promised to make one Oh
10 marty. provided she could get her
trierd Lofty Day TO accompany her. 0he
returned TO Gloucester, saw Louie an.
!. She too agreed TO 60. They clandeStlney
left their homes In Glouce~ter' Hen' "
~, Vorlx with Mrs. Bennett, and EN-
bark ed for CdlliOTHla vi
steamer, Mrs Bennett paying ali eAPen
ses. They arrived here few days ago y;,
md we're conducted 10 Sarah Palmer
hro,hel where they first learned the char
acter of the business they were e1peo'e'
r, to 70 low ,ro
L. MS Bennett turned out to be a pro
+. fessional pI ocure=s, whose business IL 10
sunnlv the San Fracisco market win PIo'
';,n,es from the East. When Lothe an
Co. Ha,,ie found out the kind of place the
Co. had got into, they fed, carving carry ny. T pa
= them articles of clothing which MrS'
ner claimed as her property.
" The prosecution Tor larceny was drol
ned ard the chief OF police agreed 10 ser
the the girls home gain If they would 60
I .Po They say they have not the courage ,%S 10,
face their parents after whAI 10y he
cone through; but prefer to remain 1h ne
viii and engage 10 some respectable labor
0 One Of the girls is Is and the other
wears old.
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NEW STORE AND
NEw GOODS

NFlNV GooD7-
THE subscribers, are receiving large anu
desirable stock OF s
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Conois,i,g of LADIES, DRESS GOODS
VaIenIia Edging,
swiss and JnckOnet EdgiH%'
Inserting and Bands.
Ladies', Cloak, EEatsa"d
sHAWLS, CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
RAGGING AND ROPE,
| with a large assortment of
WIN Ladies' Kid CATERS,
| Norocco and Lasting CATERS,
| Gents and Bows
| nj, CT Hoots and Shoes. Mud Boots
| Brocans Trunks Naiisfs' carpet
ba ia1y ,or ca b and will be sold at
small profits, at cur ne" SIre o. -
Pearl Street, Jackson Mss.
Robinson s. Go.
,,x.,oossa TO gee my old friends, aud the
1 W IS the late firm Cf Robinson "inoley q w.
and SOLICIT theii JNO. w RIO bINSON.
in. DANIEL
| ,.h tho firm OF Robinson Co ana "ouiu s Ge p
- see his friends and The patrons OF tae iA' IL
4 homas & Daniel
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Husband y said an exasPeratea wlle.
az can,t express my detestation OF your
d,c, "Wer, dear, I'm very glao
-, ant" was the cool reply.
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,a~We learn tina, there is gentleman

,Sz-We learn that there Is eentien1n
in our CITY whose purpose - 70 ca, Up pod
,he owners OF the horse krntucKy, anu
ID. .n him a challenge, on behalf OF AS
49,, 800 for a home and home match pc
tween Louisville and any place ace f On 1nS
l1oa' NAV choose; the races to be lot
s95 600 a side, half forfeit, to be run al
Tour mile hea's, next spring and f" IL.
W. learn that it is the intentlon' IKE
80 that toss for the choice OF the nrS.
v wisF o place shall be conceded, 50 tina.
nc terms will in all respects De en'iIely
far and equal. We do not know tnHS
tba owners of Kentucky will care 70 tun
hoth races at four mile heats; or "hosnT.
I the fact that Mr. Minor, their ,.S oapI Hi
liner, is no longer in their stable, WI
mako any difference in their formei
, INC "a not now in town, will give q PromP
md proper answer when he atrT '"I-
Weantime, we must say that TINS loon
: something like a challense.-"i iAe'
GDirit
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
-xasTbe Louisvill Courier and this pa

-r.aThe Louisvill Courier and this pa
nor suspended publication on the
l pan day. They renamed susPenaseo
3 tar he same length of Tune, and for tho
10. ,ip raasnn. They resumed publication
S on The same day, the one here and the
o,ber in Louisville, on paper very neaTJ
,na anne size, and counting III age the
1he nn,nher OF ISSUES. Both also DIS
an aandsd the use OF cut, in their advertisin
| oai"rnns This occurred. OF course, WIN
out any previous understanding; ana nnSv THs
| The result OF mere accident.-N aen VINO
Union and American.