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Destructive Fire mt slarssIlles.

About 8 o'clock last Sunday evening the east.
ern sky became suddenly illuminated, as if
some monster prairie fire was raging few miles
east Of Ottawa. Ascending to the attic of the
Clifton Hotel, however, one could easily see that
destructive fire was raging in Maseilles, al
though the exact building undergoing demoli.
ton could not be made out An attempt to As.
certain BY telegraph proved abortive, and We
had to await the slower motion Of the cars next
oay. y~aH 1e,a 4ra l.t ioa'. pf
It turned out that the devouring element had
laid hold upon the splendid new building that
had recently been completed by Mr.. Howell for
q wall paper stainery. The machinery had Just
been put into it, and lot of paper to commence
work upon. Operations were to commence with.
in week. Mr.. Howell, meantime, being absent
ON an errand to the east. ts.asgDs .s.iil
The following account of the fire is given by a
correspondent OF the Republican: =
On Sunday evening, 3D. inst, at half past seven.
our citizens were startled by the cry of Sire
fire The Stainery il ON fire !" This unusual an.
nouuoement struck terror and CONSERVATION to
the hearts Of the entire community Few could
realize the fact at FIRST, but the dense smoke and
windows told too truly that the de-
youring element was at ito work. Crowds of
people rushed with buckets to the Scene to ex.
tingnish Il It possible, but the fire had been, too
long burning TO stay its progress. It was evi.
dent from the first that all attempts To save any.
thing from the building would be fruitless, as
The entire structure was literally under pres.
sure Of smoke and heat which forced the win.
dows out with loud explosion, followed BY Q
stream Of Are extending several feet from the
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enc 4u0Io0o 0ogx0G.
The Indiana State Fair opened At Indianap-
oiison Tuesday, the 2sth Of September, and
was proceeding splendidly until shout 4
o'clock ON Friday, the LIST inst, when all the
pleasures Of the occasion were marred BY .
fearful and most appalling disaster. Il
AT the hour named race Was being run
between couple Of portable saw mills, the
power being supplied by steam engine from
Mr.. Sinker's machine works. In the midst Of
the race, and the excitement attending il,
when thousands had gathered around to Wit
ness the trial, the boiler Of the engine explod.
ed with noise equal to . salvo Of artillery,
scattering the boiler promiscuously through
the crowd, throwing heavy pieces several
hundred yards. The scene that followed beg
gars description. At least 10000 persons
rushed to the scene Of disaster, Wild and fran
tic with fear and anxiety for the safety of
friends. Everything was in the greatest con-
fusion. The remains of the killed were soon
gathered up, and the wounded placed in wa
gons and removed to the Surgical Institute
and City Hospital, where it was found that
tweaty-four persons had been killed outright
and thirtysix wounded, some of whom can.
not survive. Three horses were killed BY
pieces Of iron from the machinery, which Is
total wreck, most Of it being blown consid-
cradle distance in the air. Considering the
crowd on the grounds and around the ma
chinery, the small number killed and wound.
ed is considered miracle. Some of the VIC
Tins were literally blown to pieces, and the
remains we're collected together from various
parts Of the enclosure. The eight of the vic
Tins was appalling, and could not be looked
upon by the sioutest hearted without shud.
der. Many ladies in the immediate vicinity Of
the explosion tainted, some of whom had to
be removed from the grounds in carriages. '''
The engine was new one, and was consid.
cred perfectly safe; but what safety can there
be in running any engine at the height of its
speed under such exciting circumstances
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"No PLATFoRM."-Certain candidates. on the
labor party ticket, who object to the democratic
county convention because it adopted no plat
form, were quite willing, We notice, to accept
the nomination of that convention. Having
submitted their names to that body and been
defeated, don't they occupy beautiful and most
honorable position in running to defeat the nom.
inees Of that convention, knowing that there il
not the remotest chance of their own election
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SUNDAY School Convention.


The LaSalls County Sunday School Convsn.
tion will b held in tho II E. Church in Earl.
vile on tho 10th and Goth inst, frstrmesting 10
commence on the 18th at am.
Each Sunday school in the county is requested
to send in their report, if possible. before the
first day Of convention, to Rev. II. G. First
Earlville, Ill.
1t is hoped that every lice Sunday school
worker in the county will be present at this
meeting, and that great good to the cause may
result from it e..
J. W. Dean, Esq, Of Chicago. will b pres.
emit to assist in conducting this convention.
The Reception Committee will be in alton.
dance at Clarfs Hall, over Clarke store, 70 re-
oeive and provide entertainment for delegation.
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4 His:iseesy. arrived It IaAee "a, tAe Oh
ia'e' non z.a4sAf. hriaN = .slss.s 6sslli-
esaes that M. Kirk 1t zAasibaz. had received
> sessse hon D.. NviHsstqgs, datsd February
aese TAs Dsstse ~ q IAhs Tmquaquika, IN
geed Asaith. bat shortsf psevisisaA 4.
!. sens tine iiaes psssua was admitted -
KiaSs College Hospaal, kaving inst With . -.
risss sanideat. He be- aimee bssa idsatiAsd =
Ks'ly oae Of the F.nian prisoners rsssusd from
the eustody Of the police at Nanchsstsr. Armed
policemen guard u hospital 70 prsvsat another
rescue. but the prisoner will sluds them again,
- b Il not expected to survive. -a-ie :.
The Bishop Of Carlisle, Rt Rev. Samuel Wald-
grave. Il lsad.o Z . ana s..
The potato crop Of England falls short Of an
sseks, s r r. .ss
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Germany.

In view Of the complication between the U. s.
and Spain. the Prpssian government has des.
patched several war vessels to the gulf of
Mexico. I'D
:, The town q Frapenstsin, in sa1ony, tho seat
Of extensive linen faotorisa:ss reported destroy
cd by FIRE. ban 1i9ta ,tri.i '-1lHaF
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Phil. Conlin, for the last year Mayor Of Il
Sale, was reelected by large majority o
the city election on Monday. 7
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Egypt.

A despatch from Suss announces that tho Suez
canal is virtually open. M. Lesseps having
passed through the canal In steamer from port
Said to Susx'in 10. hours. .jIts ,ln,. won d.
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grave. l. lssd.' Z = ana 1a
The potato crop Of Ensland falls short Of an
T-O o LII IIIf1l e
Tho health of the Emperor i % far improved
that he W. able to attend the races at tho Bots
Dc Bouiongs on Sunday. 2..a 'ia ii
After good deal a par.syins and apparent
hssitstien. council Of minister, ON The I'd, de-
eidsd to coavoks The senate and corps legislatif
on the 10th Of Novenbsr. The French prsss al.
most unanimously oondesin tho postponement Of
the meeting to % late o dAts. Several deputies
have sisnided their purpose TO proceed to the
hall Of che corps lsgsstif On the S6th inst insist
ing that n i tho legal date fer the asssabling
Of the ohsnbsca. IN y f.. ~
The Empress Eugene has again left Paris on
her eastern tour, arriving at. Venice Oct 2.
A fire 1t Bordeaux On Tho Soth Sept destroyed
ID French vessels and the ahip building yards
at that city. Loss estimated At $25O,O0O. Tn.
fire was caused BY N explosion OF petroleum.
It is said that the Bishop Of ORLEANS viii de-
fead liberal ideas before the Ecumeuicsl Council
soon to convene at Rome. and that so American
bishops have pledged him their support
't'-a''jls ~ 1a
s,.;. .',
~. III. -. .e-.,:. N'0'
BROKEN out in the southern provinces, but as all
railroad and telegraph communication is inter.
ru,t.d. IL !. dincur IA o. .,.h.n.;o ;n,o-,.
tio.. A haiti. !. r.no,.sd =. A.r.,. cu.,-. =.
tvs.r ~. orv.-,r.n.t, o,r. "a nm -..,s,;
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Tar. and .bout IN nv n. so-u., ~. -.rnh,;o.,.
vers ooup.llsd to r.t-oat "a En-. ,,nr,..;n,-
Thu r.nuh,;c ba. hon n.o,,o;m.d =. =. r..
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,.;sa n. ,o,.h.-, ,.o.;.... tn.
p.rd n. ,;tu.t;o. ~ 40 np.h ;uno,...oo 81.
thew h.v. p..,.d . hin ,u,,.,d;n1 ;,d;.;du.,
rights. or. in other vora. nroc,aiw;no n.-.;.,
Law. unt;, N. a;,turh,,c,,. az .urr-a..ea -
~,
.;,,.., * a..,,.,.. -. ....,s... '
y. ...;s.1I. $3.50. w. .rpA.eN !" report on
h.,;.v.d ,h.t .~1T;.. r..s;.s =. n nov
.. ~. -. -, S.. frugal
$40. ~. c...,.. - wa ~'
tn. .o,';n,.on. - A." :,
x--,rd III $500. ~. oeo- =" pu'ne1
"a, :. a.. -. o' 0fsu.
-, c,s. =. 49,. 'A' o.p'a'a "enerai
-, ~ p''''A''' WIN humanity
VA VI inc osk'es AoSe TO spain 10 final.
y m.as Puonc. ~ reminds Spain OF the situa-
..'n IN oooa snat the war has lasted year. and
'... 'so''niras Oh the Island are in possession
., 'ne insurgents VINO are confident OF being
send against them in year The recognition Of
their belligefancy, therefore, would be but tbe
recognition of an absolute fact Tn. time il.
therefore, near At hand when tho uovsrrn,. :.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

The drafts which ssarchins cold
nAhss spsa w. vial powsss Of ~ 4.
bll14nAse ard dslieaAs AZ 10 less severe
Aaa ~ dsaiaspsa their sersagsh eass-
u BY excessive hsak TIE vase dsspas.
~ between he asapssaAsss Of over.
hssasd rosas and oAess, u Ibis ssasoa,
~ he ffigidhy Of ~ ostsr ais, u .
Au11esl ssasse u sieknsas. To hetify
~ bsdy a0alaee tAs evil eeassqssoees
u Nv so4dea al1ssaaaieas of hoaa ~
~ rslIsssd 10. Ne vital oeeaaisaaoa
sAsaA b s>rsAgtAsasd ~ ssAs1sd
M EXTRA rssislaaa power b Ne ~ d
. vesaesaos invtecssnt; and, u I'll
psseasaAses r. Nh psfpess, (whssAss
soSsassl h tAs sseah, pAas1aeopea
. aAvsstissd IN ~ pa6lSs jeas1ali,
Asss b nooe tAaa yin so0pais h psri.
b - sxeslDsass W. Hesiee1ss's Saso.
81 Bi11seA Astiag disss1ly spea ~
ssfaa vtish converts tAs bod in4o. ~
~ = W., ~ pssees:ai:a impair. 70
\ . tpas I'D vigcs vAisA b eooauvlss-
~ y ssss3 dbss q ~ fans TAs
digestive faestioa bsi1g sseslsea1sd BY
II tpais operation, he liver ssgulaesd
y u sas-silIsss properties, asd The
wase~ aatass Of ~ sys>sa carried 81
psssssaily BY IL mid apsrisss action,
~ vhols osganisatloa win necessarily
b In ~ bssS possible eoaditisa 10 nsss
~ shosks Of winter AID ths sudden
shAAoss oftsaperaAsrs. Tho weak nd
ssssi1lvs, especially, saanos enooanssr
tAsss vssiasi1ndss with salety, unless
tAsif tsadsr systems az strengthened
80 bsaesA BY artificial msaaA Every
Nasoe ~ ~ . staple Of trade 10 adsl
easassA, I'D, wore Il Otherwise, mere a.
ssAsl \ sinply temporary exsiasA
vAieA. WAAa Il hsss e1bees hass subei.
~, lssvo lhe physical pove-e (asd ~
n11d aswell, IN worss eoodi1ioa than
bseneA Ha1sllsG'e Aabsss, o. ~ o1AsR
haad, ooaaain Ae essential peupsstaes
| OF ~ nosl valuable toaio nd al1sea-
IN ron1s, bssas and herbs, and their
asaivs principal 10 the melloweat least
exciting. and most inocuous Of oil did|u.
hive s>nulap>s,
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New YsA Adv.Iiise sshis,
-==a@s
TEXAS AGENCY.
M. ~ barclay ST., New Yssk.



tWffAs Cal ksv,t sR.i T<xss (iwg.cs,l
go,
IA NhtN" psf"snen''J located IN the
- ,'y 81 NeA '"fA,n p,efa'"i 20
-''e"" 20 oos'n''' o. ever aescr'r'i,H
on 'o'" ',i,'''i's''"' s'n' 20 ma ifq'n any
W.. - ~, w w o,'', won, "aes ~ ,he
w. 90 NV o.s, 'H.s'1"i an ni'',
"e'Pn'a' n''l 'no a"oan'-' 70 up usual
."" "is'"ns' Fr""ps'f '""''.n ~
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rljH. nsnAss 4 ~ Nm III.
,sblis,A ssslaias . Aapasioaa.s
iAszsA ssatshisg csoossAasy upon
ths ssts Of "ths powss that b. " in
,hs city Of tsfsfson. I. was no
1subs . Asty due both u that josr.
nal asA 70 the public, and one ably
discharged. Yet dos't you thiak,
htssd Leaehsry, tAst 20 Ar = COED
vill sesslt you night ~ we'll have
sspselbAs1 that much Of Ne dsela.
RIDDEN Of isdspssdsnes or Of Cousin
sally Dillsrd NChddo Gasetse.
II nay b that tie bold, truthful
~ nAsly eourss Of he editor Of ~
RsSsblissa 10 exposing the rottss-
ssss Of he grinding military dsspot.
isa st Jsasrsos, - engineered BY
Maley and Bostwiek, will have but
little eject In dislsthralling tho OPP
pressed people ofthss place, bat il will
q least be read and approved BY
every one who can appreciate tho
ssorss Of . man who has fsarlsssly
sd dispsasion atsly done what b sos,
s1srs1 Ais duty - public josrasliss.
Wien = people, or thsir lsa4lsg josf-
pals ars 100 tinoross 70 boldly spssk
Of asts 81 sseh lagssnt dssPodsa ~
hsvs ssssstly tsesspirsd In Jsgsr.oa,
tAey ~ % u hiekVay 70 ce0ploes
scshvsnsnA, esd M go noFs Urn
" Ne HiliAssy sassvs vsalA tNs on
high AAsts rssay eats u he asht Ct
tAdR Dasoses. We bslisvs that the
EDITOR u ~ Republican hes nobiy
discharged hs asty IN he premises |
ed Mt ID sousys should b sustain.
q BY he psss Of the sstirs country. |
-Harrisoa Fog.
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steam Saw Mil


fwo AILss AID A uALv
Southwest of Marshall.
THE sadsssissed would inform his
i frieeda cod The public, tbs. his
stsso 5Av Mil Ia now in successful
operation, and he is prepared 70 furnish
any amount u lanbss, Of he very bsss
quality At ~ 90 per hundred, currency.
Owing 70 1s high price Of labor AID
living, Il sannot b. a1ordsd for LEES.
Bills will be SLED n he shortest
notice.
Al times arc hard, he will do general
bsstsriss business, and will take in o..
change, q he market price, corn, I'D.
der, hide, oaas, chickens, eggs, bstsss,
o. almost anything.
Herr iss shasee 10 boy lunbsr cheap,
% easy tssns, ard wasr.assd 70 b. 81
he bsss quality.
n. JOYCE.
FEB. ~. ~ n20-N
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SNesAM Notices.
n Ohartsg OAK stove.

He ChAstss Dab Cooking Ssoss sisgS
~ - ~, bot nsvssthslss . fAet hes
Alned . Popularity In our nidss thsA y
esly voaAsrfsl, shewiAe cooelasivsly
~ u = ~ lAsl b elaiosd tos II I'D
psoh more. rhs inarodsesioa of GO
)>evs N . oossnunisy can b. sasAly said
y iassss The sais 81 dossa. Tbs name
0eus and OhAstse Oak has become ~
nssyssss Norma Stoae the great intro
sesr Of The stovs In this region, which
~ 30 - b. pssssatsd 10 The people,
insure IL univsrssl adoption.
Removal.
J. II, VAN HOOK hes removed "
y East sor.ss Of The saae block u
Aisa hh Ga shop wss looaesd, 10 ~
ssss hsowa - the Key baiidjsG
here hs win BE- pleased 70 ~ BIZ
|;ssds, 81 b. moro thsa pleased Y
y tA1ss VITO ove hin sxsall SANS o.
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Winter Arrangement

Winter Arrangement
A PASSENGER tsHi. for Shreveport
IA aad inssrnsdiaas stations, leaves
Asrshall daily (ssndays szcsptsd) At
Rsssruiag, leaves Shrsvspsss u $50
p. D., sssiviag = MsssAall q s p. N.
Coaaeeh q AaesAsll viii Stage line
~ Nsvasoea Ion Teas CsaaEsl X. ~
~ Hsadssspa, Rssk, Csoststk aud
Hsntsvi1s, AIso 70 Wseo, via Js9sr.
~, Nj. PisssasA Pasb. BoahAn, ssd
DAlnA
Aleo, VIII BssAGsA L Cos. NV
staes liss dissst y Dalias, Va Tyler,
Cas>sa, ~ Kan1naA
Two lAfes uvssy 9lsslss u Asssasii
(arpiuh veStelep 81 hossss fos olAss
JOHN HEWITT, 8sr't
FsA u, 1859. n0-6
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THE PAPER OF IIIE PEOPLE.
Now is the time 10 fern Clubs.

TIE New York bay look IA an earn.
est, ou,-poken, and independent paper,
devoted 10 the equality, ftstcrnIty and
prosperity OF the Democrats muses.,
and the defence Of the grand American
system Of Federated states, on = White
basis, established by Washington and
the fathers Of American liberty r.
holds that this glorious American sys.
TEN OF soliRoverniog states ard baiso.
scneoos citizenship, which, in seventy
years of peace and prosperity, never
shed one drop OF Amer,een Blood or
convicted n single eilixen OF dlsloyal,,
~ directly taxed the pcoria owe dollar
for It's support, and nigh, he safely AZ
tended over tho vholo "haunjloss con
tinent, was the best government ON the
earth, and must he restored "Rsi was
made by Washington, " the who'll land
must needs collapse Into ohaor, anarchy,
aud ruin.
The bay BOOK, therefore, dolaan,is
tho restoration ut the ~ ktss Rcr~biic,
and a. mast and will he accomplished
either tAsoo2h thsir reeeon 81 the
bleed end suffering Of che people, IL
earnestly labors iev The forrrr and hy
boldly graphing with the errors, luns-
siss, and crimes Of MonRrvlis,n, II stvivea
its utmosf 80 esse the eosnsy from the
awful n.e.ssties 81 tho latter
The Day Book viii, however, hers.f
ter he moro thnn ever devoted 10 all t3,s
varied purposes Of se~s paper. CO,
saio"- tina, It reaches thosssnds Of Am
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REMOVAL.

-
vTHE Arm Of d. BERNSTEIN Asvs
/ removed their ssors fto1 ~ kaeb
= ~ Nesth - Il ~ eAAs 6Qs>gA
b tAs Stoss-hoas hs0o = -
DeLAsls Du111eoo.
They respectfully rs>arn thanks y
fsiseds - Paaroas Soe pest fsvess, M
solieIt . coaGouApes.
%. BERNSTEIN hes Asd IN an -
tirv new and largely sstsndsd stosh,
consisting of
PROVISIONS and
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
DRY GOODS and
FANCY GOOn
CLOTHING aaa -
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
DOOTS,
SHOES,
CUTLERY. ETC. ETC.
which - psspoese 70 all - ~ ~.
- Caeh PsIeeA Call ~ - At0, ~
e1naana ~ e1oek I'D pq1ooA
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New Advertisements.
NEW FIRM.
DRY GOODS
AND
an A9AA
NEW FIR n.

V9@AOV@ n
Mrs. n. Loeb 4 Mr.. N. Nsumss b>e
AVA Leave 70 aoaosnss 70 ths publis tAai
my Asvs sssusd oopassasrsAip Abs he
pasposs Of carrying on a gsnsral
Mercantile business,
I'D viii keep conssaady 90 hasd q
choice and well selseted siock Of
Dry 0eeAs and Groceries,
o. the North side Of the psblic squa,v.
(asxt door 70 D. MoPhairs SAop. whe,,
tAsy will b. plsassd to ~ all who AZ
favor then With their patronage.
Mr.. 4. I.osb V cur auth osirsd srs.t
b sspssintend the business
Mr.. Nsunan 10 now In New York
bsyiag = sock Of new Spring gootA
We ass receiving e%esy day see "a.
Hoos n ous stock
MRS n. LOEB,
N. NEWMAN.
hassAsll, Feb, 10, 80 u3e-H
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EUREKA STABLE
Houston Avenue.
MARKllALl> TEXAS.

&C. THE Progresses Of
AH II: !. ~. s.:s' 4. =: r. -; :
III iFtsnds and tAs psblis fos he vsry
liberal psssoeags he hes received, I'D
b asssss tAsa dat no paiss viu y
spAssd to merit coaAdsscs lie y
kst>ss prsparsd viii facilitates fos yoss
sscen.edaaioss tAaa Assstnsors bsia9
veil ssppiisd VIII NsAstsstisl ND ecs-
(svtsbk Aseks, coed iss~s, - esrs-
~ drievs fos he tsaaspossaaioa 81 ~
ssngsml Ara 70 shoss Who uosh 6ahs
. drive, fas either bssissss " plsessss,
~ vesh say he hes good
Bug9ies and Horses
~ yosv seeoamo1Aaioa. 10 ssns q
esss1soss, sslsst yess ssaas ~ tats Z
~.
ThsB>Ahls Will y hsssAslsss, b ssAsl
~ sea1sl ~ nasAGsosne = Cop4.
w. r. naa1th, Who h Ne sssAssissl
sesse ~ ~ ssaassstien u - bssieaaI
eoo1ests4 tAssevieA.
y. D. nl-ALO0,
Pssvstslss.
4asshsll, lea .. ~. S-u
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usw 0sisans Carpet Warehouse.
e 10 CAarfres Street.

usw OsisaAs Carpet Warehouse.
e. 10 CAarfres Street.
WE have . large ssoetnen, Of Carpst-
" ins, such ~ Medallion, Velvet, s0d
ns5sl' Weltos. Brussels. Tapestry Ply
lsesain, vssstiaa. Hemp. ed otter stais
Csspstingj white. Chsskerei, Fsscy I'D
Ooesa histiag, Ftoos OH CiosAs q I'll
vlths. n vasisss sevDe ~ ossev.
Rass. Mats, Stalk Rods, Iiai: CiotA
Tssts III PAso t)evsss, Cossicss ~
hasAs, Wts4sw BAsdp, CsrtsIu kats-
viah. &C.. ell u vtIeA ~ on d noA.
s<sss psIess bs sasA.
A. DnOUSSEAU / co.
Iaporlsrs ed Dssisvs si WAsiessll
aad 4slstl.
N. B-Or1sn ~ b allse. I'D blns
eollsctd BY Kspsss Co~pssre
Jassssy s, 1919. 75-ly
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PRIVATE BOARD!

MRS. NJ. y. TALLEYB,
2l9 Magazine 81, or. st. JosspA S.,
NkW ORLEANS.
COLLECTING . ooaAinaases Of Tssss
y favors, ! ssaesnss 10 ftsssds Who
honor me with their pasroeAgs, Ass
shall b. prepared, TN eoai.g eessoa q
aAhs Aslr say coaiostable cd
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lew Advertisements.
GOQD NEAT AND LARD.

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Triumphant Again!
THE Grand Geld Medal Awarded
i Buck's Patent Brilliant Cooking
slsvssi Amer two days actual Trial, In
cbhpseition with the loading Stovss 10
Ne U. g., 1t the l.ouisiAna State Fas.
1888, cod every 81 Louis Fair siaes
1854 g, r. HALLEk, Agent
49CAmp and 1888 TchoapA<oalas =.
Dee. I, '6s.-lyl NEW ORLEANS.
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Brick Livery StabIe,

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LANCASTER 4 eAE11,
wnol0AlR : RETAIL DnuooIs1s,
Ea1st Side Public Square,
4 m uev b ssesipt Of Arss saa
"A fsssA s1esk, sslse>sA IL pefsoa BY
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DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFs,
PAINTS,
vARNlSH rs,
WINDOW GLASS,
WALL PAPER, and
WINDOW SHADES.
wines and LaQuoTs ios as1isis'
q pusposss,
FANCY GOODS, &c.
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y. Y. h8lLBv, DAN. h. D1uPkun,
n. n. VAUGHAN.
BRILEY, DEUPREE, 4 CO.,
DKALERs IN
030C63II9 and STAPLE GOODS.
(UsrtA oids Of Pubic squazs.)
Receiving, Forwarding,
AND
ConRANAlOA Merchants,
a. O. @. 0rsgg Cos WsrsAosss,)
Marshall, Texas.
WILL parehass hides, wool, &C., u
w ubssll raAss. Advances made on
eoasignnssb b our friends in New
Or,sans. Feb. II, -. n2s-1
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CAPITOL HOTEL.
10
MURPHY L DAWSON, Prs9sistsn.
TO-
Fare Reduced to 90 90
per day, Currency.

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anssA hoasl bu1liaes vssa oeos
Mississippi river. TIE looas ase eeA.
nodisas sad plsasasA ssd ~ vel far
aishsa.
Ths psopsistoss sssoss 70 naks nossy,
snA, In order 70 do %, hey hass ds>ss-
nlnsd y kssp . No hsass, shases
rsssonable psiess, nd ~ ki.d, Asspisa-
bis ssaAasak isdsss people 70 visit
thsa seaia.
Try 1t Once.
AID ~ vhs4Ass this b 6us OF nsssly
deeeFAiee.
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'vcrMa--Cash In Advance

The shove rates
esnd for Specimen Coties and Hand.
bills for use whenever d.sy esn be -
vsnssEsoesly dis,rihosed, and give ..
the nssss and postoihrs addrrss Of ell
Who would be likely 10 aahsrrihe or ge.
up Cuba F.f
VAN EvkiF, HORTON, 4 90,
No ~. Nassau Il. New York.
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