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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-07-31
VIS-A-VIS SALOON
PHILIP BAUER, PROPRIETOR.

,r,prcTFuLLY informs his friends that he
L still keeps this popular saloon open a. tne
Fsry Landing, for the accommodation OF ms
friends and patrons ,, w,urc
"a hne assortment Of excellent WINES
snd LIQUORS can always be found there 10
,bi.b the attention Of connoi'seurs IS invited.
nrA frs, class BILLIARD TABLE IS always
,.aIv for those who indulge in that manly game
"a Attached to the premises is LIVERY
STABLE. where parties csu always be accommo-
Jsted With saddle horses. buggies or carriages.
!. prices to suit the times. -.
"a. 4e respectfully solicits share Of public
natronage
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AGENr Is WANTED FOR THE
GRAY JACKETS.

Incidents and Sketches Of lite in the Con
federacy.
Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure
Army Life, Naval Adventure, Home Life.
Partisan Daring, Life in the Camp, Field
and Hospital, together withe Songs,
Ballads. Anecdotes and Hu-
morons Incidents Of the
War for Southern
Independence.
There IS cert ain portion OF the wa that will aev
er 60 into regular histories, nor De embn lied in
romance poetry. which is very real part Of it
and will it preserved convey to sue cceeding genera
nops better idea OF the spirit ct the conhc' than
manv ,eporls careful narrative of events and
this part may be called the gossip the fun the pathos
OF the war. This il ustrates the character of the
ders, the humor of the soldiers the votion of
won The bravery of men. the uck Of our heroes,
the romance and hardship Of n servca.
The Valiant and Brave Hearted the Picturesque
and Dramatic. the "A itty and ~arvelous the Fender
and Pathetic d the whole Panorama of thu War
are here thrill portrayed in mlse,ly manner,
once historical and anc, rendering it th- most
ample unique brilliant aud readable book that the
war has called iorth
Amusement as we'll asiL struction may be found in
every page, as grsuhic detail, hni nt wit and au.
trentic story, skiltuliy interviewer in this work
of literary art
Send for Tculars and see our terms, and a full
description OF the work. Address,
JONES BROTHERS 4 CO., Atlanta. Ga.
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A NoBLEMAN WITHOUT PROPERTY
Strange as it may seem, it is q fact that the
late Lord Brougham died without any
assets. The explanation is that, long before
his death, he had by deed of gift made over,
erything-ex-C hancellor's pension, house
and land, books. plate, furniture--to his
brother William, the present peer, who in
return provided for all expenses. Aversion
to trouble about money matters is said to
have suggested this arrangement, The
Inland Revenue authorities, &C first incredu-
Ions; satisfied themselves by pEiRateinqairy-
as to the bona .1fdes and validity of the deed
of gift. But il is . curious fact tremaFks,
egRtskt-atatI-Ga dsette, 1-tha -anex-Lord
Chancellor, who, for upwards of thirty
years, received pension of e5000 a year,
has died without paying "A shilling of
probate or legacy duty
The late Chief Justice Martin, Of this
State, did something similar. He bequeath-
ed his property to q brother-not citizen
to evade the tax which would have to be
paid If the estate went to foreign heirs
which, it is well known, was its final
destination. Our Courts instituted suit to
recover, which developed the fact that 9
Chief Justice, who died worth half a
million-derived from Louisiana, made a
will which was construed into deliberate
design to over-reach the law which he had
so long administered.
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LONDON, April sl4.4s-In the ffoneea Of
Commons this evening the married womanss
property bill was sintroanced by Russell
Quincy, and Trend the second times ghs on
PARfss April h. Kes Eresss says the
rejectiOn Of the Alabama elaine treaty by
the United Sthtes. Eentsbe, will be the cause
OF great prejpdiee Against the u nited States
in Europe.69is on htd al ii nog9 .9aEt -
Madrid, April Ia 4@It isl reported that
Prim will go TO lCnba as Captain General,
accom- panied by large reinforeementsi of
troops for the Suppression of the 'ipsur-
rection. i0i q bi.F fissg,fsssfsl b and ~ ,sf9s
LONDON, April I4!-Thes seivif war in
Japan is raging with Increased violence. ? !
HAVANA, April I5.=-Intelhgen from
Puerto Principe, represe Its greatscafcity of
food IA convoy of 900lmen which arrived
fromi SANTA Cruz encountered 1000 rebels
entrezached across the road, and after d
desperate fight dislodged them. No est
mate Is made of thes loss sustained by the
: insurgents, but as the arrival of the convoy
does NOT appeaF,ito have Removed the
threatened famine, it is likely that the
troops neatly ssueceeded in cutting e Heir
way through the patrols of the insurgents
! in the vicinity of Puerto Principe. AdEices
| from Santiago de Cuba report skirmish
ON the Isabel Estate. Loss Insignificant.
Advices from Santo EspritI report that
| Gen. Pifelfo, who is there as acting governor
ordered all the country stores in the district
moved to the nearest country towns. "a
| dispatch from Sagua lie Grande states that
| the Spanish forces under command of the
Governor OF, the District had severe
engagement with the insurgents under
/ Libana. Losses on both sides reported to
/ have been heavy. --4s---
PI HAVANA, April l5.--Another revolution
has commenced in Venezuela under Jose
! .Monaga. 1t is reported THAT the invasion
of st. Domingo from Hayti has begun. 81,
4 ROME, April 1.-THE O6sesvafofe Ro-
mano says that His holiness Plus, IXs il
now engaged in negotiations with Gen
Grant, with o view of sending nuncio to
] Washington. reg7~.ss--, TM5TAz
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rro THE AGENTS OF THE CHARTER OAK
BRILLrANT COOKING STOVES ,,fsj,

Gentleu,en: Owing to the at tie Fair on
Monday Last by which You lnat the apportult of
ing the superiority OF Stoves and AZ
seemed kous to mako the trial now Re the ufder
si0ned desiring TO prove the ubs by fair nna I'M
partial trial which y the best Stove Shasnge yon 70
at time place that may be agreed upon
within the next tom days. w s.il 1tt = ~ ti74sH
TO avoid controversy about the size of Stoves
pose to use No three lonves OF bread consecu
tivelyone Of ten pounds OF mine pounds and enc
eight poands of z be baked IN pane
biscuits and that but few bake bread. Each Stove
to be operated by of ite Agents. and other
The decision TO be rendered in accordance with the
following conditions: 49, ~ ~ f'@S
First--a3est bread baked, fE E0tUH 3fGtS uttt ~
Second-Least fuel. /. ls.. f,4.5fffeflf-
Thrd-Shortcst time -
this shall have been aecePted 1,op,r gsa s@=. p
r. ss8 .Agcnt Barley sheaE Cooking Stove ; =
,anRota 'i'' AJJtCtff1. sJ M. & zABIE s,00''
t. uaurr 30 a gent of the Times Cooking Stove
% nIL--lN ~
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A CHANGE.-Many of the eIEish Con
servatives are joining the Nationalists,
much to the chargin of invsterate Orange
Ascendancy people The Irish IFnes has
lately spoken in manner to astonish, as q
specimen of which we give the following:
= 1t is impossible to deny that daily and
almost hourly the conviction Is growing
stronger and deeper in. the minds of all
thoughtful Irfshmen that IF they are eyer
to entertaina hope for the prosperity of
their country that hope lies otily in a native
Legislature meeting in the Irishymetropolis,
and disbursing Irish revenues on Irish
objects. This conviction, we affirm, is
daily spreading, not among the lower and
powerless strata of society, but among the
great middle classes, the landed gentry,
and the educated men of all professions
amongst us. They will not unless coerced,
seek n separation from England or q sever
ance from the Sovereignty; but they believe
that justice to this country can only be
done by local sitting ofithe Irish members,
with full power to dispose of the Irish
revenues in the way the country wills. He
u.s., indeed, blind observer of men and
events who is not aware that many holding
| influential positions do not hesitate now to
ayow sentiments, which some years ago
would be thought to SAVIOR Of disatfectiOn.
! Numerous members of one powerful class
have already spoken out, and it is not to
| be wondered If they, who have been be-
trayed and disappointed, prefer to stake
their lot with their own countrymen rather
| than with those whose only great policy
seems to be to embroil the various classes
/ of Irishmen In polemical strife, to weaken
the whole Irish community, and to seek the
foundation of their rule IN creating diBcord
and fomenting divisions. .l8y 7rg
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- -
Cashmere goats are being raised IN Colo
rrsdo.Y Pound keepers Araisen goats almost
every day iE the rsar.of this city.
Ihiss Ena ". Long has made personal
application to the Presidsnkfor the appoint
raept Of postmistresa At Waterloo, Indiana.
She'll make short Mokk with her opponentsg
The German railroads are going to Issue
Summer excursion tickets for half price,.
oh, that Jths Jackson Railroads directors
.wouid follow euitt How. we'd do the
"syivann III the Pine ApedAl
The Duke of Argyle Is said to have placed.
his youngest son in q London commercial
house in the ted trade. Burckett and Pratt,
on Camp street, have facilities for taking
i'm @ere q the mobility ]
The italian Ambassador at0Paris lost
$4,000. in one nights gambling. The
'gsist viii Feeefse an asiditicpal screw
from NieEetl EmnanhelM soSerament to
grind out-a fresh supply.
q undsnna ~ 70 Aas6 100000 fountain,
thirty feet high. We can't Bragg of our
water facilities, although the present Super
infepdent of the Water Works is a liberal
man IN the main., - = ..-..,-.s,.
Al writer, complaining Of the want of en-
terprise among the wealthy men of Cincin-
natl and st. Louis, says the remedy is some
scores of first-class funerals. Isn't there an
opening in New Orleans for undertakers to
apply this ,remedy?
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The longest life is not always the best,
but that is the best which has been spent
in the service of God; remember what the
prophet says: "Wo is me, that my So
ionrning is prolonged have dwelt with
the inhabitants of darkness; nay soul hath
been long a sojourher.n-St r. de Sales.
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THE PORES JUBILEE. - The Pope's
iubilee-the fftieth anniversary of his
priesthood-was celebrated at Rome with
great splendor. The Pope said Mass at St.
Peters, and the TIE Deum was sung IN the
presence of the cardinals, foreign ambas-
sailors, notabilities. from all parts of
Europe, and an immense congregation. In
the evening the city was illuminated.
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Initiate the Moon-If you are wise man
YOU will treat the world as the moon treats
it. Show itonly one side of yourself, sell
dom show yourself too much at time, and
let what you show be calm, cool and pol
ished; but look at every side of the world.
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NEW ApYERTlsENEHTs

NJ0T1CEA 'fRE HOLDER on TIcK.ETo fsSf III rs
s ssas e sss o Sss s re- K
Can Z sT Sssa sss IL ssn near
apis re e ''s ssas' s ms 5oIs i. stewart
HALL or SouNa MEMS cATHoLIc FRIENDS
Society "a 81. sAIphonsds. April IL Js6oTh
and fheaoovo 1ae ssciety Ase hereby nd
saed y attend tho adjourned Montls Aeetins epsgF
nil1S n "a. ~ 81 nrYia ajnasia sat ~
:stsiJAs KIRKPATRICK, Prasid1nt y
VA WM4 n gEAEHAM. sscrstarx- Ok Va apla " 4
HALL OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iation ofNsw orlesnis gGrsvsr strsot Apfr i7th
1seoIhe afeers saudi Numbers OF ths sbosd Assoi
eiatpp aft requested attend tho eemisnthly Afeeta
ing, which win take place OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IDtaihsts, at IA ooeeiA Runctsl atteadancd is re
quested. By order. iIsslsiJ 5a4d ifGHsS 10 ~
al apla Il III MIGHT QGpNNoRs Recording sas'ya2
z soGKRRE. oEs:sE VINCENT DE PAUIdaozgfNG.
TO thdGatholic DeMppstfatios hast ndAys tsGensraE
meeting Was stpaned ianhissi be issd This EUIE
ING tSdalay. prif ieSst sio Han In the a1cR1nsd
STAR Building, 100 Gravisr eocioeks isaa o
pa a3fFT3dwGTts h sEaD0UMEING, PresIdens.i
M.d KERSAsHAo1S seostxry. aplsit y
TUE 'eRAkn ssr&fa'FAIh. NOW OPEN HAS,
si4a, $ sThroaaa their coIanlittess,a nj issqa.f
Awasdsd the Or sIirRls AfSp
l'T iuoeA FURaIsHRaiGooDsavob bsvolr
phns e LII il Il Isl s
u. Psem.uns, las folIostsY n95td2s2 tHs
| A Diploma ssvf2 ~ 5sFR1iin 9ssR al,9a9 ~
cav Tbreo SILVER Medars, % 9dt bsfs ystgaig
| sll' gnt1ub Ono Bronze Medal andd IT, hsss
| s99imDT ea1pj 1aA' Handsome silver Goblet!
simiiar Goods with moderate prices and largest
assortment in the South to select from
=, GSd'ftE.s III a.sts BITS ALSHE q
ap1sit al No. Canal street. near st. Charles
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T EcTURE EoSTHE BENEFIT OF THE HOUSE
6F THE GOOD SHEPHERD,
Att6o LyoOum Hall, SUNDAY April 18th, at p. NJ
BY PROFESSOR J. E. SEAMAN.
Subject" CAtholicity the FouRtain-source of tho
Highest Inspirations OF Genius" 49,
Tickets, 50 cents. apis IL
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A good man and a wise man may at
times be angry with the world, at times
grieved for it, but be sure that no man was
ever fiscontented with the world who did
his duty in it.
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THE STOVE TRIAL.-1ir. II. Halter publishes
Card to the Public" in another column, which we
readers to note His showing will secure at
tention from those interested.
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Cool DR1NKs.-That magnificent ladies' soda
and pastry saloon the vestibne Of the Academy of
Mc fuSnshes splendid soda, with genuine fruit syrups
and mead at five cents per glass also the most popular
mineral waters and the best lager beer.
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70 Messrs. Auch, Jr, & Fable. and Adam Born:
Gentlenaea Your card Thursdayis Tmes has been
the Stoves to be tested under the
RULES AND eoNDTTIeNs, which rules and eoadi
tiOns You haye peraOnally signed and sppEpF and n
which rules eigbEinchitoV were
We are partsOplasiy RsxOus the PANT
in fair and this aeondition, th
the sO.caed hampIen Of 1898 be brought iPts this
contest YeaS ebGeqge should be open to all who en-
tered stcpes6t our recent Fair; otherwise an endless
challenge from other stoves VIM fOiiO7 to uslther
patty has time to devote n. I: ial g4 sNse % ssa
Yours esOo f,paH ~, g, p,rrp io.rr ~
apIs 1t ,f 50 and 81 Camp street;
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We are indebted to A. Simon, of the Cosmo-
politan News Depot % Exchange Alley for tbeoutorn
Banner of the 10th and 18th instant andhe Southern
Irar
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The attention of our readers is directcd to
the adyertisement of a cottage to rent Mr.. Phil
McCabe The cottage s desirably ocateaear Claiborne
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apls Id

CNGERs CELEBRATEDg - sf.. si-astse
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Is the only machine that never stoops to solicit the
doubtful honors Of State Fair, and resorts TO
vulgar articles sn it to the level of the humbugB Of
the dsy. OF these machines. =,
OVER FIFTY THOUSAND. WERE SOLD y
last year. thus attesting It's superiority and excel
lencebeing nearly equal to twothirds of all the oher
machines put together.
1t is tho only machine whose Agent guarantees to
REFUND THE PURCHASE MONEY
to every customer to whom docs not give the most
thorough satisfaction aftsra fair trial.
am the only agent for the Singer Manufacturing
Company's Sowing Machines. and any other machine
sold OF attempted to be sold SINGERS IMPROVED
MACHINE is an imposition and fraud.
JOHN MoNULTY,
Camp street,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for the
States of Louisiana Aabama, Mississippi and Texas
apis If ---
-OAr MEAL
For sale to arrive,
e5 bbls. IRISH oAT MEAL
p. SMITH Grocer
IA aud 10 Annupciation street,
= apis It between PoeyisrTe aud Delord streets.
~ 80 PaRyra street ono block from Claiborne Market,
70 'e' Apply 70 PHIL. MccABE, ~.
apIsd 166 Camp street
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j.. MILLER, iJR, lil hda ri
No. 8 Jackson street, corner of TehdIritonlas. r.
BAREGEs, in oil colors and. styles. I'd. 20 ffa1
MOZAMBIQUES, :. --4iA-, .s
Japanese CLOTHS, = T"
Fine Black SILKS very dow. flses{ - sC5tisi'5t
bargains in Llama aud Silk Lace SAWItS. rs.,.s
Black BAREG Els and GRENA DIN ES, Very low.
Fine assortment White and Cold PFQUETS, very low.
"a :. French aRd85erunan GORSETS.r ssT <
Linen SIiEETiNGS and LINEN very low
Silk Parasols, very low. II y8..'a SO
Bobbinet BARS and German Linen NETTING. ~ s
Fine Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEFS, all linen 25c.
Good Linen TOWERS, td0Een) 81 so. ~ fir ~.
Fine Linen NAPKINS tdozenl g. .T {til5s .ssts.ss
- White NAINS0OK, (yard) 25c
LINEN at soc. worth 75c. =
Cotton DIAPERS.q2 yards) 81 So iriF.5 ~ a,i
'' Assortment Filet MITTS and Lsle Thread Gloves.
No trouble to show Goods Ladies viii find that our
~ 'fFiiF7l r. J. MILLER, Jr,
.GaW 8Jaekson street, corner Tohoupstoulas,
apis e., af.8 q Ti 4 Upper sideof Jacssop.
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A. GARD no gHH PUBLIC,


protest having appsafed IN tho papers sisnsd by
number OF SfoH Dealers on this city calculated 20
load tho public feel II encumbsnt TO mako fea
stntencnts .@ifR4 ri @a5ss Bh5l
FiFstIt aB Etated that ashes svcre discovered IN fS
Fire Box of BRILLIANT STOWE prevent me II
burning Of the bread top under Fire further
that the Committee ruled this unfair rsontend0s
cd that had the right 30 the BRILLIANT aocor-fD1
ing to the PRINTER DIRECTIONS stAch accompany 81
these Stoves sold by Those aiestions
ply state that before the first firm putin the Stove
bottom of the Fire Box should be covered with ashes
second-It is also stated that afterwards IL found
III the Agent of the BRILLIANT had Aver
Crate This done with the consent Of she csnrit-4a
tee who discovered Crate In then only oppencnsss
Stove Messrs Bostick Seymour 2getestea against III
the Crate well The ashes being Put n Fire Box
and in their eert were by ather eeHpetiS
ters In order to get the opt qf THAR way. 10
did no. feel Inclined g e aiqtas e p aay qePs.i
drew che 7 BKlr she chappiea q 1895 1871
"a 20 ii osa L4s l--slfaI ne7 4sssssts saE9
tab d5 ~sstf4assg9fs5S sod sssfs dsgH hsssaS99H
TEE BRMuIAGT WAS AWARDED THE GoLnlaI
~ ssta 22a = 49, .a Y q ~. ~
b. At the Louisiana state fasr isss
Baking tho BEST BREAD p; vitS q psypas y weaa
ia m III inNuTEs.
| fobags 81 $50 -.-ll- ss,ssG Ns sspyi .ts9E
e oil At the St 1bus Eair, ii issa re- 10
THE BRrr LIANT BAI 1;IE BEET REEAD, s5
with 81 poundaof, Wood h - 1Iinussssaa gitspee
9tt1H nesf zAsD wAspl tases f. atEaa
Awarded for TIE FIFTH Eisfs
lIf 1R4-es " ls 49, ., e ~ &;
isiI ~ F,st,1f ~. b. HALIRR.TtT, 50
m SaupIs and Salaerpoyna % lauap sareetsl I'd
100 axva-sj,,,,s. 1sa rr,h,,,{ ssr..A
| fAauIs Ik ~ ~ s,tssssFH
1 3fi
III AlEOTHER GREAT TR1UMPHf IA sIfFSssfs
ia L.slIIaI e - -. s.s.sss.
tHE WHEALEtst q WILSON SEW IHe l1ActahhM &
| 10 gh9tzGA1N VICTORIOUS o =. ~
, .l5 49,, a; .1s - =.
state FSr ia the wheeler wilson neOl tts sl,eStsa1l
ossts " - - Wy. y iSAgs - - - Ss.e~-s o.S
Feed, Family Sewing and t3nteQH Hole ghf
90 10 ya,zS al an, 1so fi.a
W ~ ~
fsss5 aFsVf rVu.q,ff fffafT a7i
~
nPIo I'D 12tZln4 q nAAct.aAes sri
Jg4G. ~ r
La faS Gavv DIE fs@2
sSSGeiG :1sfstlSsfS IA sss7i0S basf11sEtz1 .agSs
4~tAAHs 1OOEe' 1Le@tA4Es4s1 "a ma
Orders from The country Ttaapsy afkSneS4 Eda 1sa0
u - -. aIAaL Al .ss.sIzlLa eli apis 22-Gi q
81. Lc1An4c1@-lIss 2AO1tasAsNANA Z
- div, me rs
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VS. g tf,} lfyzssId :. as3ti 20. l.ss. 81
We have just opened 2 handsome line Of IN! ~
coLoRED AND BLACK SILKS, VERY Chez
J. A. BRASELMAN q CO., ~ q, tsf7ast
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealers in Foreign and Do,
mestic Dry Goods, sis.. fa. e3i,4
SEQ and 5ss Magazine street, corner st. Andrew.
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THE sr0vR CONTROVERSY. = ods.std . ns1
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proceeding uncertaIn.I 3 E7-71T-TT
1t is expected that five hundred en-
ployes viii be discharged from the depart
ments at Washington within the next few
months. "a 81 ,,,s(soar1s De- etr-a,i1-s'f
I An 'sEpsom salt deposit" has been dis
covered in Amherst county, Va. Our
stomach protests against working the nasty
thing. s...r a-
Female notartes are in fashion both in
Missouri and Iowa, And why not Whose
deeds are better executed, we should like
to know3
An indolent blacksmith was recently
lynched in Kentucky because he didn't supz
port his family. Others beside the "smith"
might be benefited by the same discipline.
John Brown, colored barber in Akron,
Ohio, died last month, leaving property
valued at $35, 900. The Browns keep
"marching on"
BY returns ordered by Congress, it ap-
pears the number of vessels captured or
destroyed during the late war was 800
loss, $13, 100000.
At Keokuk they have velocipede races on
the ice. At our fairgrounds last week
several riders on this mercurial machine
came to grief.
According to carefully collected statistics
there are quarter of million of young
women in New England, between the ages
of fifteen and thirty, who must support
themselves.
Dore's great picture, the "Gambling sa-
loon in Baden Baden" is detained in the
New York Customhouse. If Dore would
visit St. Charles street, he'd find an ample
feld for his genius,
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DRY GOODS. III DRY COOP