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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

DEATH OF Mrs. DR.. BorLE.-Many citi
zens OF Washington were shocked yesterday
to hear Of the sudden death Of Mrs. Fannie
r. Boyle, wife Of DR.. Cornelius Boyle, form
erly well.known medical practitioner Of
this city. Mrs. Boyle died at their home, at
Fauquier White sulphur Springs, on Thurs
day morning. She was an estimable lady,
beloved and respected by her large circle OF
acquaintances In this city and Virginia.
The funeral will take place at the Springs
tomorrow
We BUY OUR CLOTHING ut Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y ,wAsHIEoros, p. e., July ., 1850.
York. n T.. praying Tor lbs extension or a patent
granted to him on the 9th day Of October, i65s for
AZ Improvement In Sewing Machines, (numberCd
is ordered that said petition be heard al this
oass on the Nth day q September next. Any person
items. and other papers, should he filed In this
ONCE twenty dayS before the day Of hearing,
jyli,w2w C0nmissionsr ~ paIan Ia
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14
TINTED STATES PATENT oPPICg.

- WAsaIsdroS, p, e., July 0, 1880
Mass, praying for the extension Of a paIont
granted TO him on the 18th day Of October, 1873,
for an Improvement In Dust DeleetOTs for Win,
dows OF Railroad Cars; " A
y Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 18th day Of September next. Any per,
son may oppose this extension. Objections, de.
positions, and other papers, should be hled In this
once twenty DAYS before the day OF hearing.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
JylSTSw CommiSAiOnsT OF pA(e1tA
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

CRIMINAL CouRT--Judge Fisher.-No busi-
Adjourned until this morning. There will be
nd Jury until September, In the meanwhile
the court can only hear motions to allow bal,
sc.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

CANP-MKETTsGs. - Arrangements have
been made by which Washingtonians dc.
string to attend Laytonsville amp-Meeting
by leaving Towards stables on q street, at
O'Clock, p. IN, will arrive on the ground
same evening. Change stages at Mechanics.
Vile. The great camp-meeting Of this
section will be held In Haislup's woods, near
Annapolis Junction, commencing on Thurs
day next, at which II Is likely large compa-
niles from all the District churches will be
present, and probably the camp will be
much larger than that held last August.
The ministers Of the District churches, as
well as the official bodies, have already
commenced making preparations for this
camp, and an arrangement has been made
with the railroad company to issue round.
trip tickets, good for ten days, at so cents
each. A third camp Is also being arranged
for, to be held in the ncighborhood Of Ten.
nallytowD, commencing on the eth inst.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

METROPOLITAN DIVISION EXCURSION AND
PicsIc.-On Monday, the Glcc Club OF Met
ropolitan Division, No. 10 s. Of T., will give
their first grand excursion and picnic to Car
lin Spring, Va. The character Of the men,
bers OF this division is a sufficient guarantee
that the excursion will be conducted In all
respects IN a manner acceptable to all. The
first boat will leave Seventh street wharf at
8 o'clock a. m, and the second at O'Clock
p. m. Returning excursionists will leave
the Spring at 0 and 10 o'clock. Tickets are
80 cents for adults and so cents for children,
and can be obtained Of members OF the
division.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

Duck vs.. Duck, No. a,09i, equity, This
cause standing ready for hearing upon the
proceedings, evidence, tsc., heretofore had,
Il 10 by tho Court, this 18th day Of August,
1869, decreed thai the bonds Of matrlmony
heretofore entered into between Canvass
b. Duck and Muscovy Duck be, and hereby
are, dissolved; and II Is further ordered that
the said Canvass b. Duck may resume her
maiden name Of Miss Eye, and have the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

THE FREEDMEs's INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
that has always formed an important branch
OF the relief given by the National Freed
mems Relief Association, 39i North Capitol
street, has lately been unusually crowded
with applicants for employment, SO much so
that the question Of whether these are not
receiving material aid from the fund appro.
priated by Congress for the destitute and
aged alone, has been raised by parties who
have never visited that Office; to whom II
may DO said, In behalf Of those ablc-bodied
persons, and for information, that none OF
that class have asked or received aid, in any
form, excepting bonus and compromising
labor during the past year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL. - The
newly-elected collector Of tolls st George.
town, VIM. Blunt, esq, and the new harbor-
master, John T. Slater, have reported and
gone on duty. From the LIST instant to date
three hundred and my boats have arrived,
but business 10 now at stand-stlll In conse.
quence Of low water, and Ii Is reported that
boat lies sunk In the six-mile locks, which,
II SO, will temporarily obstruct navigation.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

NOT TRUE.-Thc report published In some
Of our contemporaries, in relation to the
alleged poisoning Of colored man named
Pickett, residing In the upper portion of the
Second ward, has, upon investigation, proved
to be without any foundation In fact,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

AFRICAN NJ. Z. Zion CHURCH CAMP
MEETIsG.-The congregations Of the Afri-
can NJ. Il. Zion churches Of this District will
commence camp meeting to-day, at Camp
Convalescent, about two miles beyond the
Long Bridge. The camp will continue for
one week, and will, no doubt, be visited by
our colorcd people generally. During the
week some of the most prominent ministers
Of the Church, from the North, will be pres
ent. To-day, Rev. Jacob Trusty will preach
Tomorrow forenoon, Rev. Mr.. Pipkins, pas.
tor of the church at Camp Conyalescent,
will conduct the services, and Rev. J. W.
Green, of this city, will preach In the after
noon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

rection of the Lord; and he desired that the
tomb should be opened before him. When
Il was opened, II was found 10 be full Of lilies
and roses. Thomas, looking up TO heaven,
behold the Virgin bodily, In q glory Of light,
slowly mounting toward the heaven, and
she, for the assurance of his faith, flung
down to him her girdle, which, II Is said, Is
to this day preserved at the cathedral Of
Prato. There were present at the death Of
the Virgin Mary beside the apostles, Dlony-
sius the Areopagite, Timothcus and Hero
theus; and OF the women, Mary Salomc,
Mary Cleophas and faithful handmade,
whose name was Savia.
The festival Of the Assumption Is holiday
Of obligation. Falling this year on Sunday,
II will be observed with the solemnity which
characterixes the great festivals Of the
Catholic Church, and the services tomorrow
will be unusually interesting.
A POLICE MAGISTRATE MAKES AN Ar
REST AND Is BEsET ny WOMEN. - Yes
terday afternoon Justice William II.
Chase, while on his way to dinner,
observed several boys In Massachusetts,
avenue amusing themselves by throw.
ing stones at each other. The Justice
rushed into the midst Of the juvenile ylolat.
ors Of the law, and displaying his badge Of
authority singled out the largest Of the boys,
whom he arrested. The boy resisted and
squirmed like an eel at the end Of line
every move more and more eutangllng him
self In the strong grasp ofthe stout magis
trate, the fragments OF the boys shirt flying
in the wind like feathers from an unlooset
pillow-case.
The magistrate tugged, pulled, sweated
but meier swore an oath, and was we'll nigl
being successful In his haul, as his captiv,
was fast becoming exhausted. But woman
dear, woman, came TO the rescue Of the lad
to the number Of some half dozen, ant
pitching into the "majesty Of the law" sooi
caused his to rellnquish his hold on the un
( ruly boy, who escaped.
, Mr.. Chase, expoetulating with the ANA
IONS, produced to their gaze his "shicld'' o
7 office, when they begged pardon for thci
) undue interference, and promised never 4
: do so any more, at the same time furnishing
the name Of the boy TO the magistrate, VIII
shortly afterward caused his arrest, and to
day he will be dealt with according to "du
process Of law"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

DASGERoUs.-The bridge at Ninth and r
streets broke through yesterday, and was
reported to the police to be In dangerous
condition. The corporate authorities were
Informed Of the fact by Lieutenant Noonan,
and measures will Mt once be taken TO repair
IT,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

Is THE LATE TAX LAW VoID i-The fol
lowing letter to the Mayor from good au
thority upon titles and title papers, may be
Of interest to our citizens:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

Two months have rolled round, and If
lawyer, Mr.. Jabber tells you that he has got
ga decree pro coHfesSO and m order to take
testimony" You then get all your witnesses
and they go down (you need not 20 with
them unless you wish) TO a Commissioners
ofice-a comfortable office, with n young
man setting at desk ready TO write down
all that Is said.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

SERESADE.- The Arion Quartettc club
were out on Thursday evening and rendered
q complimentary serenade to our we'll
known citizen, Charles Kloman, esq, who
has just returned from Europe. Mr.. Klo-
man properly acknowledged the compli-
ment,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

New STEAM BARGE. p. s. Craig,
boat builder, between Twelfth and 1hir-
teenth streets, on the river front, Twill to-day,
between IL and l O'Clock, launch from his
yard a new steam barge which has been
named the Cathcart. The craft has been
built of the best ship timber, is two hundred
tons burden, one hundred and two and a
half feet long, and supplied with double en-
by stern machinery on the Cathcart patent
When finished she will have cost about nine
thousand five hundred dollars, and will be
used In running coal from Pennsylvania to
this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

SODA WATER IN WASHINGTON CITY.-Thc
trade In this healthful and delightful bey-
erage, which has grown into such vast I'm
portance In all the principal cities of the
Union, has for many years received the
special attention Of the Messrs. Mllburn,
manufacturers Of the famous Polar Soda,
and now their productions In this line have q
reputation which has been waited by every
stranger who visits the capital to all parts Of
the country. Much has been said deroga-
tory to Washington, but all who have drank
Milburns' Polar Soda, freely admit that It Is
not exccllcd by any sold in the land.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-10-02

"YoC Know" AND .'SAYs HE,"-Of All
the abominable verbal nuisauces ia the
whole catalogue, there are none 90 dis
gusting as' ''you know" and ''says he, ~
which some people repeat a thousand
times Whenever they tell anecdotes or
narr2te facts. Let such read the fellow
ing lines. and Judge of the titusss Of
such expletives
At midnight, in his guarded teet-you know,
The Turk l4y dreaming OF the nour--yuu know,
hen Greece, her kn es in supl'lianee beut-you
Should tremSls mt his powefAyou know!
strike till the last aruned foe expires-says hs.
etrlAe for your affairs and your tir~s-says he.
Strike tor the green xrares OF your sires-G od
and your native land-ssys he!
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-10-02
POLICE JURY, PARISH ST. LANDRY
August 10th, 1869.
AN ORl)I\.A\CT.

AN ORlDI\AECI,
To ascertain he Indebtedness Of he PnriI
W>t. Ln"'iry "nd proridi"G- for Keeping
"H drcM,nt'. registry t the Warrants
hersntter to be isS.ed.
b. it rr>v-d That II" outstanding warrants
whether issued Ivy III" Clerk OF tie f''"lc~ jury.
or h. g.. ut t- dis, tct Court shat h, l..crIv-
able for Parish Taxes. unr - they shat .kav.
been r.gist red by ;hr Parish T'-aSn'"r within
sixty Gays from 'h+ passage b. rt"f And NJ"
such warrant shall b. registered by him nn'-s>
presented for r. glsratlon within th- said rerl"d
r.. it further resolved, That no warrant her"
afsrr 1t, b ISSUED by the Cl-sk of the P''!irr jn
ry or Of the District Court. shall oe rrr-lvab'.
in payrn-nt Of Parish ra>"s unless it >l'ai, have
been rrgi>t, r'h hv The Parish Tr-a~nr'r within
sixty days from tn" s~',- 't .hr same, and II"
snch warrant sha b. gS','r'.'1 md s. presented
for rrgistna'i'n ~,tl.'. liz >Aii period
b. it 'nrrt-r r.srv. 4. That Ills nrhnarce
shall r. pnh'!~h' 4 ii French 81 tngii>i IN rLr
ntIica j,'.rra -: rh- Parish, aud i'll ;lr- Opt,n.
sas Courier ;of prrlpi OF sixty DAYS:
j. NJ TH4NP@pF.
Irssi'l-nt Of the P"rr- Ju.y.
Attest: e Mayo. Clerk.
Angus, Rl>', ,-';3.
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THE OPELOUSAS C0URIER,

Published 90 Saturday by JOEL Ii >ANDOZ
CuND DITiO>S:
Subscription. -t"rr Dollars per year payal "a
IN advance. "r Five Dollars pa, al - al li- =. 4
of thu year
\ s;!bsrrlrr wishing todiSrrut'rne mus, give
a written urfr- that rif,r aI.u s.stl. Lp all
'"T'''''G">; a' no ~Hb>"rll'l"n viii ht s"plrd
ih'f Al aTraft-'s aIr pad. uht-ss at The "Ili'
t ~. I.uh -|l.r
ijr'rti~,Hg - ~ Y r-,.ts pr~ square .nr
Zach ;',srl'l,'u. Eight lines o; u.s. r.ns,;.n:-
>u'lhrt.
All Advertisements SEN IT. tnr ,,,,i lra,'t viii
h" ins red in English ana t..,, tin r-s ott.1-
" lsr ordered. uniI il. rsin >hsE juGee II c.n-
v'nl.rt to discontinue.
tan,liiat-S 1nshiic favors VII, ray F;ft.-p
'olla's Zach ii: s.tvA;-. :: tt-, ", ~ hs a.,
y, 1,1rcd
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"John John ~ .sl.aated an old
sens'eman to his son, "grt up; the sun
up before yon'' 'Fery well." said
"' b""'., he has got further to go than we
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-10-02

~ Ny dear" said john, on observ-
ing new striped hose on bis ouly heir,
why have you made bar rber's poles of
Lrnest's legs !" ..Becaase he's IL little
'oaser,' was the reply.
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TO LIT

E Q II : A T. F.:
IN 4 Comfort table RESIDENCE, in
I:l retired and desirable part of the
Town; for particulars apply to Mtssrs-
Moore l. Morgan, or at this Office.
- June IS, 1869 3tf
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y During an examination, o medi-
90! atudent being asked the question
When d.,es modification eusue - re-
piled, When you pop tue question and
are answered no."
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-10-02

To Those Whom It My Concern.
DERSONS who are in the habit OF cutting
= wool i'll the cypress swamp belonging to
the Late Jean Baptaste Dtiean. i'll Prairie l;su-
rent ait hereby hotltied to CEASE their .i-predl-
ti,'ns; o.nrrwise they will he prosecuted with
all the risur Of the law.
Wild. J. h DEMEAN.
Administrative.
St Landry. September ith, lstE'. l3-jt.
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To COnsumptiVes.

FH'lE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Pre
u pared Prescription for the of cos
81 MPIIDN. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. tDI.D>
CUttiH>. anu all TIihrAT and LII Nj AZ
FEtTlt'N>. has now been in use o>. L ten years
w;th the most MARKED success.
This RIM, Y is prepared from the original
ke,ip'. CHI u,, ally pt;rc. by the Rrv. EDN ARl,
4. WILSON. itl1 South ID Street, " ll,la,u>
bursh. Kings Co.. New York.
\ Panipn).t cont ..inin- sne original Prrsrril-
til Il With iu ai.l Articit .tirtrtiuI!- fer prrla
ra /. all list. together with short history nt
his 'ase, with symptoms, experience and cure.
ctn BE s'al.I,'A tllr. Of chAry') of Mr.. Wilson,.
above, or by calling OH nr addressing.
JOHN PpSEf. Druggist
Cor. Main and Lauury STREETS. Dl,:i"l!>.S.
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PRIV ATE BOARDING.
STEAM TUB.ifEO MANIEIC7URE
J. P. S AR & AZIN
TSos. o. and 90,

fnrher Fhnff'tS and f"ni Streets, and
:0j fhu,'!,ts st., AeT OrLaus.
Importer Of Pipes and Smokers'
Articles.
TX>tlE undersigned .tf,rs ~ country nrer,Ilants
d the most coin .f assortment in his line to
be. 'uEI.. III New prlaii-. such a.
Mrrr,chanm Pipes. / Mcersrhanm Cigar Hold
i'"hi't N"r~. tIi-S. tr> ANA Mattel, Holders,
Er:"rrr Root Tnl;ncr Bae>
.putrh,,.c Piir. Stems of (hrrr,
l;I.Co. " AnLtr aiui aouic chour
10 ...Wnui Marlin
H., tact, all kiH l.. Film. ...I Steel
SMOKING: TOBACCO:
Mnrv'ar". Reliance. R"ngh aud Ready
rg!nia. t1aIuirinus, Graz If I iirh
l'-rrt.!... ti.,ju ~try .iluh ki!!tkirirk
n;t,' tive Maryta:s,! "l,i.nt B,.wrr." which must
'.'t 10 r"nli'u}"!''i with tie Right B",y.r" of
tt;:li Il Ax, of Eltilinrr
SNUFF:
Nir-ila hal.-roarsr, Maronha. Rose rtriGne
ANA Natchlt", hes. Also a large stock oI
CHEWING TOBACCO:
II lH.-. and hr" cut in tin toll. and natural
Ill" ru1 Al nIri"iI of Ia. 70. ~ anl u, Ionnds
Ah't pet tr>- than tne nlilin cigars ui cvtrv
H''"iirt '"n>tartlS nn hand.
jan. |, lN"'.l J. 2. SARRAZIN,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIVE undersigned, residing in the Parish Of
IL East Baton ka:ge, and R. W. Walker. At
turu-y 1T Law. residing in Waehini igton, ID. C..
respectful represent TO the eitlzbnS of the
Parish ut ~. L.i.,lrv that they are ready 10
prosecute all claims against the tuiteI States,
and the same shall b. attended to forthwith.
have appointed Mr. l.. A. Stndoz. Of Opelou-
sls. to represent me in st. Landry. The law as
p:ls>r'i relates to tile following clt;it.:
|. Of persons who have never had hand war
rants or made "a declaration. and uesire a var
rant. ,. Every person who h'te bern prllsi"lel
for service i'll the Rev utlonAry War, War of
lsI9. Florida War. Mexican War. and all other
wars prior to March /. lS6l entitled 10 ill
crrasr,. pension. 3. Additional bounty. i. Ar
rt%arS of pensions. ). Bounty money. Arrears
of E.v. Sc. .. Pension rolls. :. invalid p-r-
sion. :. Communication OF ratiols. 9. Bounty.
&c. of rnlor",l soldiers 'lischarweI ~. B,;ul:'v
money and arrears of rav. II. Increased PEN
sior, for children. l.. Widows claims for pen
sion. ~ ID. GIL
Baton Rouge. August clst, 1862.
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Private Boarding.
a LADY residing in = retired portion of this
v town. would receive one or tw" b"ar'ters bv
the month. with or without lodging, at = mode
rate price. Apply At THIS once. lN-'
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L. MUuior,

SIft L>>tk 10 j. t. I.A%t;
= - h,d l'',:. street. corner n1 HjruNilIe
St..'.t, Il d. j Charities -t:...t. ,r3:,. #
l"n!t'l-t. >'".'Et MlnUiart,.rN {, .Hu'.i rt., r.
nary" ""' >""H. sd in1"'rt,,r ~ all H. - IT
ilL,tNA t!-H.>, hrni Ill. 1rhac,n nnd Pines
Nv.-I-,H NJ b.Itl\- ~,
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Bloch Brothers,

'nTTNN FACT Dk> aud Commission M-r-
y rh,'I~. y" III l"nn. street. n.,,nnS
H. '':rrr''1 ' a",; "a si; bl~!,..>- ril1r,str.,
:" f's,.'r A. ',"~;n.>> e.. +: +, li,.rl- ,l. !.
h'"sr 4 Co., mos, AtnSa>! vii gr'.,vr !u,l.~,ii-
At A;:"il':,t!I. Dec i-Df
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RNA@ GET YGI'R TSw
k% JOB " or
Done 1t the Office OF the "Courier."
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J. L. COURET,

COMMISSION MERCHANT
Nc 10 Cont St. corner Cont and Clay
Stle@ls, New Orleans La.
N|IJ ak" ri.ar2c" # ''.- ::.,. t. ""Yr"'nr's
" rrr,i~',. :" ii:n. md viii NIX, ar1varr,.s
II ''n-9.ng and rope Oh cnIi,n> "hirh ar. "a i,e
'''nS -l''l ''' l.'n July :!!.i, I-tt,.
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For Sale. Cheap!

4 REVOLVER. t>ix- x-,hooterl
L u Apply at the *Courier" Office OIelousas
''rtoiH-r Gttll. lHbS, .utt
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

a Ill those who wish to save their hard
1 a earned nl"nrv will do we'll ~ call and cx-
'lh'iic the new and splendid stock OF goods at
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

ABTT OF DOMESTIC TNFHfItrftbk.
--L.ast Friday agentleman, who has
evidently lived nearly as long as the
scriptures give any guaranty, and Ito
he rhetoricaD whose head has been
silvered DER 10! these many years,
and who rejoices, In the somewhat
euphonious name of JONES' with
the initial as" proceeding It, came
In on the train and put up at the In
man House. Last Sunday he went
out to the Orphans Home with q
coach and four, and brought to town
q young and tolerably fair looking
lady, not far from IS years Of age
with . splendid looking little girl
about years Of age, whom he intro
duced as Mrs. Jones. From that time
until last night at 2 O'Clock, all was
lovely when aseeond edition of female
Joneses, arrived ut the Inman House,
and showed the Landlord q "pict-
ure," ard . marriage certificate,
which were calculated to disturb the
domestic felicity of the Jones family.
Mr.. Jones was suddenly awakened,
and the rest and quietude of his
young wife, "muchly" discomposed.
Mrs. Jones No. l seemed SOME
what surprised, and Mrs. Jones
No 2. a "leetle" vexed. Up to
the hour of going to press, we
have been unable to give solution
of this much.mixed affair. Mr..
Inman has peremptorily ordered Mr..
Jones and Mrs. Jones No. to nat
urally get up and get.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

NEW SAFE.-T. L. French has just
received from Diebold and Kienzle
Cincinnati, q new safe weighing
$500 lbs. This Safe has the Sargent
combination lock. The changes on
the outside lock are 600. The fire
proof doors have the Sargent and
Greenleaf spring lock: The burglar
proof chest has the Sargent mag
netic lock with 1,100 different
changes. This chest is composed Of
seven thicknesses of iron and steel,
and is supposed to be as hard as Pha-
raoh's heart, and full as difficult to
enter. The entire cost was about
5000. The finish Is superb. If we
had any money to care for, we
should have one of these safes, but
as that Is something we never expect
to be troubled with we shall continue
to carry few old outlawed notes
and three pieces of nickel in our
trouserloons rs usual. But we rec
ommend that business men take q
look at Mr.. French's new safe.