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the place of wine with the Mohammedsus. Dur
ing the dinner it had only twice fallen to my lot to
obtain some good fresh water. The meal, 30 in
teresting a spectacle for travellers, was now
ended. We seated ourselves by the window stills
on the green divan, and they brought us soap and
water in beautiful cans and basins Of verme, in
order that we might perform the very necessary
washing of our hands. During these sblutiens the
psshs, who also washed his face, appeared 10
complished, Ali led us back into the gray draw
ing room, and our tobacco pipes were again
brought 10 ms
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SIDEWALK ETIQUETTE.-SOme one of our Chester
fel6iln exchanges has the following on sidewalk
etiquette, which We commend TO the attention Of
our readers: ..---.....
Only villagers, or persons with rural ideas,
any longer contend that ladies should always be
given the inside Of the pavement in passing. The
rule adopted In all cities is TO turn to the right,
whether the right leads 10 the wall or 10 the gut
ter and an observance Of this common sense ruls
would obviate much unpleasant scrouging' By
over gallant gentlemen who persistently crowd
for the outside Of the walk. Another common
custom not required by fashionable etiquette, and
one which is nearly as ineXplicably absurd, is the
practice Of men filing out Of church pew, max
ing themselves as ridiculous as an awkward
squad prscticing a catch step, insrder to give a
woman the wrong end Of the pew. Another il
that Of q man, when at promenade or walk with
q lady to keep himself on the outside Of the pave.
ment. A little exercise of judgment will con-
vince any person of the perfect uselessaess Of this
bobbing back and forth at every corner. The
common rule is this: II men and women are walk.
ing together, she should always be ct his right
arm, whether it be toward the inside or outside
of the walk then the woman will not be showed
against the passers. Those who gigge at per.
sons who follow this rule are themselves the
'greenies.' and should read the book Of manners
before they indulge in the laugh of fashionable
fools.n
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The Meathereock.

81 am writing play" said an intimate friend
TO us one day two years ago. I'D like you to
hear it; you have had some experience in liter
airy matters"
but, so far as it was in form to be heard, it was
very interesting and sufficiently witty. Its writer
had undoubted talent.
"How comes on the plsy?" we asked, as we
met our friend four weeks from that time.
Pretty well but by the way, come around
TO my room this afternoon; l have plan to talk
over.n
The play was not brought out that afternoon.
It's writer talked medicine TO as an hour or two.
He had learned of q remarkable root, grown In
the East Indies, and very scarce, but a certain
cure for rheumatism and consumption scarlet
fever and sore throat. One man in England, an
ii. D., had introduced II there. He knew its
secret, and would probably sell It to him at
small figure. He intended to start for England
directly.
"w6en do you get away' " we asked, not many
weeks after this.
"Away?-Where?
"To England"
ooh, yes. I'm not going Just now. By the
way, I've got plan. When was in Cuba, Isaw
how this sugar business was conducted. Do you
know there are immense profits In It? ! have q
friend who sails between here and the island. I'm
going TO get him TO buy some sugar for me, and
IN get q little corner store-live chesply, you
know-and in less than two years"
We wished him success with his new plan and
have not met him since. we received letter
from him, however, not many weeks ago. He
was living in little country town, where he had
gone for his health, and was studying for the
ministry. This reminded Us Of the fact that ten
years ago he prepared himself for the ministry Of
another denomination. He actually went TO Eu.
rope TO finish his education, gave up the idea,
returned TO this country and went into the navy.
He afterwards engaged in business pursuits for q
few years; then took up literature; then came
the various plans which we have noticed, and
now friend informs US that he had given up the
ministry again, and is about to go on farm and
raise honey.
This reads like q fiction or burlesque. Every
word of it is literally true, and the man to whom
it refers will read this article. He has talents
which are admired by oveTy friend he has ever
had. BE might make fine name In literature.
He would succeed in business. He would make
al excellent minister. He is an exceedingly agree
able companion. His life, however, will be an
absolute and total failure. II will be failure
simply because he has no continuity of purpose.
he cannot control his judgment and his taste.
he tires Of everything as soon as the novelty is
lost. How many Of our young readers are
encouraging this same restless uncertainty of
charscter.-GNew York Mail.
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INDIANoLA AND GALyE sToS-steamshp " Hswes
10 bd $50 hides Mann &co-3lS hides bd hides
20 SKIS wool Wherel &oo-l5 bbls pstntOes Hogsn-l
bale eoks Banehin Grasd-53 barrels Faschnat-
bales wool wool l6l hides % bdl hides Pilsbuy-
ties hams bbs do Hays Iunsal &co9 bales cotton bale
Francke Darnee3 bales wool 1917 wool 2f3 hides
60 bdl hides q Whitney 6cO-2 bd sacks Fr4th-l9l
head cattle McQuOid Mehe-SlO0 specie Schmidt Zeiger
500 do j IL nry-sundries 70
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AlabRm SOS head cattle Nc
Quoid a Mehe-sundries - order
NOBIE-Steare Louse-26O pkgs tobacco Col Int Reve-
nue-l bales cOtt IA II & j NJ Allen &co-l bae yarn Wal.
6cO-2 bales corks Hart 6c0- SKIS cotton seed TO
AfA Maginnis-sundtes 10 order
PEHSACOLA-schr Charlotte Pepper-S5 900 feet lumber
S lnf0rd b aek
NEW Enthusiastically Sherman-Astd mdss
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Exports.

NEW YORK Steamship Cortss--l357 bales cotton l07
bales wool 80 baes 50 hhds tobacco 2O hides lis SKIS
ton seed l25pkgs msse 81 900 specie
NEW YOkK-steamship Gen Meade-l397 bbls -four lSS
hhds tobacco 22 bbs oil 2 bD potatoes 49 bales wool 1925
cotton seed 2Ol6 hides go pkgs mdse
BRAZOS Fan fIAGO-steamship Harrs-22l bbls -four
$50 bbs lime As bbs pork 80 bbs potatoes 5000 Lumber
200 bdls shingles
PENsAC LA-stesuship Lizzels4 bis hour IS bbs pork
lard bbs 40 bbis mOasses $40 sks cks
bacon and sundries
TAMPIC J-schr Helena-S5.OOO feet lumber
ST BOUIS-Steamer Frank Pargourd-2)0 hhds-sugar
HAyANA-Sohr Estrela-22S bbls -four 800 SKIS corn rs
bales hay
HAvGNA-Brg Hope-9CO bbls -four 1900 SKIS 100 bb
lard 40 empty hbps
APALACHICOLA-Sehr Four Friends-Astd mdss
HAYANABg Sir Robert Peel45 bales tobacco 10 tons
coal 2s2 empty bids
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In Shreveport freedman, named George
Smith, shot and killed a soldier Of the 10th IN
fantry, named John lnwright, the latter having
broken into Smiths house, with the purpose Of
committing an outrage. The homicide was con-
sidered justihable.
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ERAHKLIN
TYPE, STEREOTYPE. AND ELECTRoTYPE FoUEDRH
les Vine Street, between Fourth and Firth
E ALLISON Superintendent Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of and Dealers In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS
or EvERI pEscxrrTIoL
stereOtyPing and ElectrOtypinE
In AL their various branchss-Books Muhc Patent Nod
Inc Labels and Directions. Jobs Wood oxis. Eta Etc
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Why is public speaker, who is about winding
up his address, ike boy who has done violence
to his wardrobe Because he's toward his close
(tored his clothes).
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The reason why whales frequent the North
Pole is probably because they supply the
northern Lights" with oil.
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Mr.. Sylvan Benoit was killed last Sunday eve.
ming 10 Thibodsux, by young man named Cor
nelius O'COnner, who was at the time probably
drunk or insane. The murderer escaped.
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Receipts OF Produce.

CINClNHA1I-Steamer j III GrOesheck-l50 bxs Hes
50 bzs biers IS ties lard Adams &eolQ res yarn Pkgs
glassware 81 pkgs furniture len WAYNE &co-l39 pkg ma
81 It ~ frsmss i h Hspme,s3 Ks malt Blsssr SEQ
l62 pkgs 90 vices BOstck SEYMOUR burial
Bets25 hams 50 lard 80 kegs ard 50 lead 50
T BlaSchSrd-H bdls willow c Berbunee2l do Blake
Towers bee hives DE- Ghogpn-i5 Ssgs butter . bundles
Dbl dried sppe ~ ties hams hhis meat DelbOloio-l)
fans butter 20 hi bbls lard DwyerO lard mirror to
bxs candy bxs glassware bxs ndss N Fishers csks
Fois pierso 50 Sxs candles Forcbeier Bos-s sstts
hoops bxs mdseJ Flats do Fra1k-lO0 bxs bters
ns4 Gree Sso2 Pkgs glassware - .S Ggshs-lS bTs
kees butter Grief ByrBss-l corn mill A Fsrral-25O
& HI &eO-4c burial cases Hubbard-lOt furniture
ptFs mde Jonas Egseston-iO bis oil Kesrny B Is kco
lis htbbls oil 10 bbs do Keer Holander-lot furniture
CsuHee-5 rolls baggn rope 800 bbls pork $50 ties
g &c r. OS - S1s S1sR
IS pkgs LAID MI evils &co9 oil eansJ LOsfsr-5 bKs bit
en-2l step ladders II glassware No tonI7 bbl
ssks bx glassware Whitney Seo-S sT; 66s 2tes 90
Mich l. & Crsg-l5 do II Penaud-ot furniture O Samp-
SIS ii If IBIS pork and Straight &coss css meat
oelesby 4co-lot Phelps Parks &eO23 pkgs iron
cheese II legs butter PessOu-i0 sets hoops bxs
R p PET s ReS se s1d Sd sswp
bacon W Sanford &co-25O bxs candles Smith Nc
b p.s1 70 SS o q SG
zinc rolls leadslArk stsnE &eO bbs Shi,ky Toby &co-
&co-lOO Ibis hair ygsTd Hsrrick75 toe hams vOse Bros
10 10 bb beef 50 hlbbs pork 100 bbs -four ties bacon
vsnhon &eo25 tobacco 2s2 bIs candles s bbls oil
90 bxs starch cane mill pkgs mdse Whitney AcO-o
bbls oil A ock &co63 coops fowls Miller Never
e dono Csmpbeel5 bxs bacon hid do West hetelton
Il hbds tobacco K 7 TOrTain-sundries TO order
NATCHEZ-steamer Wild Wag ner-l0 bales cotton TO
d Newman &cO-S Adams, Cockburn Howe--l n Dow
ug bag cotton Bloom6 bales paper sosk West Wright
LA SKIS cotton seed GardeRer-9O do Med Tayor-H do
sks potatoes pOwng-7O bbs potatoes Lsbino-2 I'D
81 SKIS Ober, Atvater &eo50 do TO orderS9 do
Msdd NewtOn-l5 do Vanborn &cO-lb do Balsjo-l5
do Warren Crawford 6cO2 do bbs do 10 SKIS onions Dbl
Grief &cOlQ bbs potstoes Randall &cO-6 do "a bbls
old iron Keufmanl bbls apples Grande-2 do ramon
tani9 hides bales moss bags do SKIS wool and sundes
Msye-4 SKIS onions hdl hides smith-lo head sheep
Wright Is yearngs Inman-sundres to ordsr-Totsl IA
bales cotton bag cotton Cos
BAY ST LOJIs-schr HeDrietts-25OOO feet lumber Has
sam PoOey
PAs0AGoULA-schr Mary Msgdslins-3s,OOO feet lumber
Delmas & Griffin 49, .
BILOX-Schr Falsier-25 O0 feet lumber Sanford Black
PAsCAGOUL A-Barge Alex Green-2O,0JO feet lumber
10 order
PENsACOLA-schr CharOtts-SO,OoO feet lumber VIM NJ
Grgnt
PEARL RIvER-sehr LeOnOra-sO.OOO feet lumber W "
ANTE RIvER-schr AHcs-SO 900 feet lumber H Dsrt.
ling &cO
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ship Sorrento Wilson, from Liverpool March 90 tow Bud
dendOrf
Bark Nellie May Hutehings from Liverpool 10Th February,
master
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TOWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TowBOAT ASSOCIATION
THE UEDERaI0EED, WISHING TO ESTAB
sh equitable and uniform rate OF Tovage, and 70 offer
greater facilities ths shipping eng and leaving
port, have combined the following Tovboss:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland. Leviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINK
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLIHZ.
Achilles. Thos- a. Morgan. Eauator. w
bash, Norman, Hepublic. Tseamseh
Wieaeo cad Reliance.
ne number and povof the above associated Line %
IoSooan mat dsenen viii occur, eiuaer q
TO PETER NANCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER zUBERBfER
r Harry Wright Lima
.,..o EDWARD A YORKE co, v Lana,
hn,oeisseo w ce, IS Carondelst street. up stair.
J. @. FORCROS8,
End 0HAA RIIzKNRfTKK
Lsyss AgontA
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Arrireh Ye.ferdnx.

Steamship Hewes Trip from IndianOa and Galveston,
toe "a Whitney &cO-lst district
Steamship laha Benson from Roekport to Whitney
6cn-ist district
steamship TsppshannOck Olsen, from Havana tOLF Bes-
I'd district q
schr ChSrOe Pepper rom Pensacola to uAsterNsw Basin
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Observation-Disclosures

STEAMSHIPS.--STEAMSHIPs.
GALVEsTON-INDIANOLA
KoEaAN LINE 0. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FOR GALvEsTON AND ISDIASoLA-vHE
Line:
w. @. Hewes.-...I. g. Harris. Austin.
AInbs mi.......... Crescent Morgan,
Glintes StAsoraa'
WIN. g. Hewes,
GEO. E. TRIP, Commander.
VIM sail on WEDNESDAY, June 18th, AiSAE
Fortnight or passage apply 70
OHAS A. WHITNEY co., Agents,
80 and b. Camp street.
No whisky receives without a order from the Office.
EOE ExAs"..........".".FO TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICEs BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passenger sake Ferry Boa. opposite jackson Square
on SUNDAYS and THU RsDAYs, at ~ o'clock r., and
BrssbeaI CITY a. u taking tie Morgan Line Steamships
3 Brasbesr for Galveston.
Josephine CAPTAIN J. n. LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets to Re had and state rooms secured O'CLOCK
EVERY DAY. Sundays excepted Al the ONCE Of tho Ope
ousas Railroad Company No. 50 Canal street, at The
Ferry Landing. on the morning o. departure
O. ". X BAfbEN. Superintendent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
goR BALIIKoRR AID HAVANA
FHE FEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
EEGULAR BKNLEoETHLY LINE OF sTEAAsHIPA
LIBERTY .... 100 teas Thos Esin, Ocmnancsf.
JUBA..........n6G tons. .DuEsaaH, OonnAndsr-
CARRYING UNITED STATES EAua
FIRST CABIN:
ThrouRh Tiefs.s V New rsrk. go.
ZOE RALTIMOBR AHD HAVANA
ToUCHIEe AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid fAss sss.aship
Cuba.
DUKEHART, Commands,
WI Iesvs wharf OPP site ieksou Square, sATUR
DAY, June 6th, ~ o'clock
For ffsght passage having unsurpassed acoonnodA
/ ions apply = wTTHERsPooN. HALsKY Co, Agents,
| 70 Csrondslst street
NB-Ne bns Of lsdng bat those Of The Company vii
- siensd Permits for freight must se procured IRON th
o1hos No frssht fer Havana tAksa stsf u s'eaook
| dag Of sailing.
Tas LIBERTY. ospt I. A. BNa, WI follow.
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ReIow Coming Up

J II Groesbeck, Marstta, from Cincinnati
Wild Wagner, Richardson. from Matches
Louise, Hopkins, fIom Mobile
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Receipts By HaIIroads.

NEW ORLE ans, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton Payne, Huntington 6cO-f Richardson Nay
r. Adams-l Phelps BTos-2 Aleus, sherek Antey5lO
trucks lumber 1000 feet lumber faylor-l020 Fs
bscher-4O0 McConncll-2O SKIS potatoes Medd Newton
IS bxs apples Boaman-sunddes totorders
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS 4 GREAT WESTERN
CO SKIS onions 70 bbls potatoes Terrebonne3 bales
HOman &co-s5O0 lumber lOl hides n head cattle
and sundriestO order
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OUACHTrA RIVER


TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at5P.M
LOR AsABAhA LANDING, OUACHTrA
Columbia Harrisonburg, Trinity, and intermediates landings
Black and Ouaehita rverhe mag ahcent fast running
Idahoe.
=. A. BLANKS, Master; @. PRES. WORK, Clerk.
WIN leave positively above. For freight or passage apply
wINBURN LORD. 90 Gravier street.
The IDAnOE connects with No steamers for ali points
B0uf river DArbonne, Bayou Bartholomew Sabias
river SD at Trinity with the ELLEN d. for Bayou hseOn
and Tensas.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at u.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, HAIR
risonburg. Trinity and all intermediate landlngs-fhs
hne, fast passenger packet
L. II. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN, Ciork;
wiz leave positively above For freight passage
spply on board, or 10 WINBURN LORD. Agents,
60 Gravier street
p. s-Tbe Cleona viii take freight and passengers
any other boat In the trade, taking freight Bayou
Macon and Tehsas and DArbonne, with privilege Of
shipping
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OPELOUHAs.

OF ELo Ut-ASs
.REG0LAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Lon OPELOU8Aa, WASHINGTON, PORr
Barre ana All lsneinss on The Coast Aehsfsaya river
BIaekford, q. O. Pickett master. J. r. Schmidt cioIk
will leave New Orleans every Wednesday ~ r. Return
ing will leave Washng t0n every anday az 10 N.
The Baekiord oonnscs at simmspOn With the steamsr
KankAkoe and will give through bills Of adng (old
for all eights for Bayou DeGlae and Bayou Beat Rates
BENNETT a BELL, 49,.
w. 81. BURLs, As'n~
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, Al bHM
Ton OPELODsAS, WASHINGTON, POET
Barre, and ali landings on the Coast Atchaalaya River
and Bayou OOurtableau-The good and safe steamer
Annie WagIeY, NJ Keuison, master, p. John,
clerk, WIN Ieave above VIII leave Washington ever
SUNDAY at 10 O'Clock r. For freight or passage spply
BLOCH BROS, lsl Common street, N. o..
orc. HIHCKLEY A SON. Washington. La
SHE steamer Annie waesy connects a Washingtsa
With steamer Bull Frog and bArgos for AL landings Bayou
Bosuf and vi Fgn thrsuRh bills Of ladng
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InDEPENDENr PAoKET


TIME THROUGH THREE DAYS TWELVE HOURS
Leaves on Tuesday, June 10th, At s Ph
Tor JEFfEHsON, SHREVEPORT, LO0dY
Bayou, Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore st. Maurice Cotle
Alexsndre Normans, Barbn's, and all niemedats land
nRs- The No passenger steamer LIZZIE Hopkfns.J
T. Roots, Master j. W. Lancastr HOnisn clerks
will leave For freight passage apply on bosra
orto VIM N. SURLS. 10 New Lsvee street.
WIEBURN LORD, 90 0ravler street
P. S.-Freight TO Shreveport Is cents per barrel
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Steamship Cortes, Nelson. for New York AMouiton
steamship Gen Meade. sampson, Tor Ne~ York
Steamship Harris, Tablet for BraIos Santiago
Ca Whitney Acc
Steamship Lizze Fesher for Pensaco'a J Roger
steamship sherman Henry, from New York 10th NJ VIA
Chsrlestos 7th inst, 10 Wood. Low A Lndwigsen-h
district
Steamer Frank Pargoud Tobir, for st Louis, Master
Brig Hope lBril, Mansel fr Havana, Pag Bros
Brsg Sir Robert Peel Brit Conner for Havana Trosgrss
sehr Helena Bril- Agnew for Tsmpco. GodenbOw Kelley
schr Estrella SPAN, Fuenss tor Havana Puis Bros
Schr -Four Friends. Austin, for Apalachcola ester
Schr Henrietta, from Bay IS Louis uaser-New Basis
sehr ~ MagdeIne from Pascagoua 10 mastsrNes Bssn
scbr Faster, IRON Bill iNi 10 master-New Basin
Schr Charlotte from Pensacola. 70 master-Nev Basin
eohr LeonoTa from Pearl River, 70 master-Hew Basin
Str Alice From Amite Bver 20 master-New Basin
Barge Alex from PascagoulA TO master-New Basis
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Harms 1nifuiQsnff.

CRHscxsr orrIcn, No ~ Carr srrA ~
sunday. June IA, 1913.
Elear@d Xe.seraav.
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE 9Th and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
on sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
Fer further information address
D. n. DARLINGTON, Agent,
Pier a. North River. New YORK.
w.H. WEBB, President; CHAs. DANA, Vice President.
OfRca 81 Exchange Place. New York.
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NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFvURoHE nDErEN.
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY 81 r.E, FRipAYa
INoR IAFoUKeaE, AND ooAsT-THE A no
il passen ger packet Nina btmmes, ". r Grsstbo.so
C,ant.in .Jos Daeres Clerk shove, return
ne on the every Wednesday and Sunday h day ht
f freight o. y.sii 4 Ps 20 Nc sstd Ga 81 Z 1--we, street.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-22

GIOrSOns News.
The New York Times Washington spe-
cial states: "Justice Nelson has decided
the sale under the Barnes mortgage, un-
der which the Milwaukee and Minnesota
Railroad Company succeeded the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Company, to be
fraudulent and void. and pcrpetually en-
Joined that company from intermeddling
with any property, rights or privileges
purchased at that sale This decision
Asuits us; it in part breaks up a monopoly
which promised to be as oyershsdowing ia
its power in Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Iowa, as the consolidated monopoly known
as the Northwestern is in Illinois, Wiscon-
sin and Iowa
The above we cut from the McGrosor
News of the 4th inst. The editor evidently
supposed that the decision was adverse to
the interests Of the Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railroad, which shows that he is not
as well posted as he should be upon rail
road matters, in which, of late, he seems
to have taken deep interest For the
benefit of the editor Of the News, we will
state that the decision is just what the
Milwaukee and ST. Paul wantcd-wha,
they have been contcnding for some six
wears. If the decision suits the News, il
shows that the editor is more friendly tc
the Milwaukee and st. Paul road than il
has heretofore bcen supposed to be- sOaiiy
Wisconsin,.
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SIIERIEES SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, IS: lu District |
Court Clay tcu County Iowa.

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, s.: 1u District
Court, Clay tcu County Iowa.
BY virtue Of special execution issued from the OF
nee OF the Clerk OF the district Court Of Clayton
County, State of Iowa, in favor Of H. 4. kohn Bro.
as plaintiff. aud against James McRaith. Ellen Nc
Raith aud Z. r. Ormsby defendants. dated April 6th
$685. and to ME directed commanding me that OF the
following described real property to make or to
be made the sum OF seven hundred aud forty-fonr
dollars and seventyhve cens ($7i455) and costs In
the sum of Ave dollars ana twenty-hSe cents 80
have levied upon the following described real proper
ty lying and being situate in the County Of
and State of Iowa, to-wit: The south ksn Of lot
eighteen Qs) in block @ In James MacGresor
Jrs addition TO the town OF McGregof, Iowa, accord
ing 10 the recorded plat thereof And hereby give
public notice that will offer for ss, at public ano-
tion In front Of the Sheriff. onfce In the City Of
NcOregor, in said County Of Clayton and State Of
iowa, On Sat urday, the and Day OF May.
A. ID. SOS, said sale TO commencs At the hour Of
nine o'clock Of said day. and viii sell to Ae highest
and best bidder therefor in cash. the above described
real property. suficient thereof to satisfy tho
above debt with interest and all cost shat hsser may
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-22

IcTnANsIr.-The sickest transit we know of is q
transition from the Eugenie Kair Restorer to tae
M,ny worthless articles which before the people.
&c ugenie is warranted to restore grey hair to it
youthful color. II promotes its rapid growth and
prevents its falling Off Why let old Time leave his
mark upon you when the s,nali sum of '5c will buy
largo sized bottle Of the igenie! Sold by II. f.
Newell Co., McGregor.