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Our young friend, MT. A. B. Anderson,
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How wellhe plays for one so young"
said Mrs aPartingten::.as the organ.boy
performed with 9 monkey near the door
"and how much his littb brother looks
like him, tosbcssure.." ~fr~s .s e
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We are again under obligations to MI.
Schmit, Q fthe J. G. Blackford, for another
copy of the Imperialist. II Tf..-E. 81. .,
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Il. iii. IL E. II. LEVTS,
ATTORNEYs AT'LAW;
Opclousas, La.
Masonic BALL.

TTIE attention cf the public IS respectfully
Il called to a MASONIC BALL, to he given
the Masonic Hall in Washington, La, on
st. Johns Day,
Thursday, June 2lth, 1869.
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ty, and was we'll received. In politics Il,
Was q Democrat, rather an extreme o n
md during the campaign was a member 81
IL the Democratic organizations. We
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could not haze caused any: one % attempt
his as assination. According to Mt. Tick
er'sown testimony, the would-be assassin
fellcd him to the ground in an insensibfe
condition with blow on the head, but did
DOT bruiSe the skin in the least where he
struck him; he then took fuckers own
pistol and shot him as above. described. r
Correctly or incorrectly, right or wrong,
public opinion is fixed on one fact: that
Tucker shot himself. In this opinion, we
believe ninety-nine persons out of one hun
bred, regardless of race or color, are con.
firmed.
There may be further investigation of.
this case. The examination was not closed,
but adjourned By Judge Porter, fur further
inquiry, should other witnesses be found,
who could throw any light On the matter.
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The r.ittle BOYS .EaebuIse.

There was once o very old man
who lived ia the house of his son.
The old man was deaf, his eyes
were dim, and his legs weak and
thin. When he was at the table,
he could hardly hold his spoon, SO
much did his hand shake; and at
times he would spill his soup on
the table-cloth.
All this vexed his son and his
sons wife and they made the old
man sit in the corner behind the
stove. There he ate his food from
On earthorn ware dish, and he had
not always too much to eat, as you
may guess. as ..m3,s .......
Wen, one day his trembling
hands could not hold the dish /; it
fell on the floor. and broke. At
this his son and sons wife were so
yexed that they spoke harshly to
the poor old man. His only an
swer was q deep, sad sigh. Then
they bought him q bowl made of
wood, out Of which he had to eat
his food. . 70 -.n +. .'9., j.. ".:# .
Not long after this, his little
grandson, a boy four years of age,
was seen at work with a chisel and
hammer, following out a log Of
wood. .......
His parents couldnot guess what
he was trying to do. The little
boy said nothing to>apy one, but
kept at work on the log, and look
ed very grave, as if he had some
great work on hand. ..
What are you doing there p
asked the father. The little boy
did not want to tell. Then the
mother asked, What are you do
ing there my son?
ooh + said he !; 4 am only MAX
ing a little trough, such as our
pigs eat out Of ..7" ....
-, But what are you making it for,
my son?'
+. r am making it, said he, 'for
you and father to eat Of when I
am a man ~.
The parents looked at each 9TH
or, and burst into tears.
From that time forth they treat
cd the old man we'll. He had the
best place at the table, a nice dish,
andtplenty of food.
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BD A pleasant story is told Of
arather aged ladywho hadrecent-
" married young and fast man.
quitting him at the station when
ne was going EN- VOYAGE for some
important private affairs. After
on embrace Of the loving charao-
ter she put her head into the car
mage and said Dear Charles. re-
member that you are married ]
10 which lie replied, 'Dear Caro-
Line, | will make d memorandum
Of IL and 81 once tied a knot IA
his handkerchief.
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BE- A newspaper published in
the regions Of Lakes Memphrem-
agog and Winnepesaukee, saws
that "the fish IN Lake Holleyhunk-
emunk, Me-, are said to be superb
or to those of either Lake Weelev-
o .3 or Acknowledgements .
Those Of Chauhungogunmagung
were very fine, but they ali got
choked to death in trying to Tell
where they lived"
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=. D9- A sick man slightly conva-
lescing, recently in conversation
with a pious friend who congratu-
lated him upon his recovery, and
asked him who his physician was,
replied Or. Jones brought me
through NO, mo- said his friend
God brought you out of your i'll
ness, not the doctor We'll. may
be he did, but I am certain the
doctor will charge me for it.
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b. A poor widow woman was
relating to a neighbor how fond
her husband was Of having a good
fire how busy he would make
himself in fixing it so it would
burn. "Ah, poor, dear man." she
continued, Il hope he has gone to
Q place where they keep good
fires" u.. ..
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PUTNAM's MAGAZINE.

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Biographies 81 Ancient pers n y a,
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THE MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE
L TNTGTrD INN-NTN CONN ~ L

Il NHE MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE
l. insurance COMPANY being a
home institution, it should be preferred
by citizens of the South for many rea-
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commerce, in building up towns and
cities, in developing our rich mineral
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For this reason, all persons DESTROYS of
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reason Of death or otherwise. This is
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having local board and is, therefore,
worthy of the highest consideration.
The Mound City issues the following
classes of policies ... $780,.
]. Ordinary Life Policies.
2. Limited PAYMENT Life POEcies
g.. 3. Single Payment Life Policies
... 4. Ordinary observation-disclosures
rance Policies. .'
So, B. Limited PAYMENT Endowment
.Y....y Assurance Policies ~
FL. g. Single Payment Endowment
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The above are tho most popular poli-
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Non-F FORGETTING Policies,
Participating Policies, \
and in fact, all other classes of Policies.
Premiums are payable in cash, but II
the assured desires ONE THIRD OF tbe
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This Company makes no charge for
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DAVID j. REID,
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OmCers

z OF PARENT OFFICE IN 81, LOUIS
JAS. B. EADS President.
A. H. BUCKNER g. . Vice-President,
G. G. NOTATION .. Secretary.
w. Hatch General Agent.
W. W. GRISSOM Con't'g Physician.
JOHN P. THOMPSON =. Actuary.
y " ~ r.. II T
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MARKET REPORTS.

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Louisiana Directors.

LOUIsEam0 DIFeCtOTss
Gov. c. H. MOUTON, of G. H. Mou.
ton & Co.
Judge E. T. MERRTCK, of Race, Eos
ter & E. T. Merrick.
F. II. HATCH. of Samuel Smith & Co.
G. CHISNI, of Chism &; Boyd
JAMES JACKSON, of jacobson & Man
ton.
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G. W.
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The Lady's Frien

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Medical Examiners:

W. G. AUSTIN, NJ. D.
J. N. FOLWELL, NJ. D.
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Directors

JAS. II. LUCAS, W. II. JENNINGS,
A. NJ BRITTON, JAS. B. EADS,
S. M. HATCH, JAS. OWENS, -.
CHAS. MoLAREN, A. H.. BUCKNER.
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Omcers OF Louisiana Agency:
Gov. G. II. MOUTON. 9. President.
Judge E. T. NERRICK Vice-President.
B. b. SHINES ...... Secretary.