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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-05-05

The News Company is said 10 have killed the Impe-
rialist by refusing to circulate it because it sedi
tous in recommending the substitution of imperiaI
despotism for republican institutions. Just if
such despotism had not been in practice for four
years onehaf the country and not in process
of actual extension the other half The news of
this News Company must be about fresh and in
strucve as last years almanacif it has not got this
historical fact in its budget An attempt to suppress
the advocacy of imperial doctrines at this late day is
very like locking the stable door after the horse is
stolen. It is simply absurd to tremble at the picture
of painted devil and yet feel horror at the living
presence of bis satanic majesty. Bulletin.
Mr.. Thackeray had the misfortune of suffering great
afction through his wife Without being actually in
sane she was liable to sudden attacks of mental dis
urbance which took the strange turn of driving her
with irresistible force, to Methodist conventele,
where her over excited mind found vent and relief in
passionate shouting and screaming. Her tender hus-
band having been told that to orciby prevent her at
tending such meetings would only aggravate the evil
oyercane his strong dstaste to all such displays, and
not only allowed her to 60, but insisted upon Of
her daughters accompanying her to the chapel "Ther
place by their mothers side" he said simply and he
had the satisfaction to know that his unfortunate wife
was thus protected against attacks Of greater violence
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Sawyer and Ficklin mail contractors over the South
ern Pachc mail route entered into contract to trans
port two million bullion annually from chihuahua t.
New York. The bullion from that section has hith
ero been sent to San francisco and thence to England
Debt statement shows the total debt, principal ant
interest, 81 635, sSs public debt less cash in the
Treasury 2,5lS, 1891 Decrease during the month
s6,399, ,O7O.
The Express says the English minister denies that
Great Britain has had under consideration the uues
ton OF the Cuban insurrecton. He declares prepos.
ferrous the report that designed to recoe-
MISE the insurgents begerents, and says Govern
ment is not even informed of the extent of the pro-
fslonal government on the island. He represents re-
atons OF Spain with her Majestys Government highly
friendly, and regards the report hereby contradicted
intended to embtter relations between the United
States and Great Britain
Ihe interview between Gen. Lee and the President
u ehls morning was marked by great courtesy. When
den Lee was ushered into the executive office Minis
ter Motley was present. The latter however after
moment retired, thinking perhaps the interview be-
tween Grant and Lee had reference to national
IL did not however, being confined to mere formal
greetings between the two. Gen. Lee is stopniup in
georgetown, and keeps entirely aloof from public OBJ
SefVatlon His visit to the White House this morning
was the OCCASION of great interest No other inter
views were had with the President by any one after
Lee retired.
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FrsH CuLruRE.-In the April number of the Phre-
nological Journal appears paper fish culture Wa
give the following short extract:
By means of an apparatus invented by DR.. Slack,
which be placed in an Office library parlor, the
fishes can be hatched without Matching house the
eggs being procured from fish farmer part of
whose business is to furnish them and young fish,
either for stocking ponds for scientific observation
The apparatus is not ug3l,e the aquarium in
use in our parors and requires very little atteu
ton. i enables any one so disposed to manufacture
trout at home, which must be an exceedingly inter
esting, if not profitable, employment.
Other kinds Of fish besides trout can, of course, be
propagated in the way but this is the most val
liable in those parts of the country where the streams
are suitable, and the climate sufficiently cooE
In Selma, Ala, on the Slst ult., young named
Evans Wright shot and killed negro policeman, of
that city, who was endeavoring to arrest kin. The
citizens of the place thrown into state Of excite
men by the negroes who assembled about the prison.
that night thousand or in number threatening
to take the young man out and hang him. They were
openly prevented from accomplishing their purposes
by the decided action of special force which de-
tailed and stood on guard during the night.
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np.-
r olnce-Corner Spring and Texas streets. [jal3 1y
JOHN w JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
| SHREVEPORT.
p ohce, corner Texas and Spring Streets over J
hahn q bro $. ;e2l If
SAMUEL WELLS,
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELOR AT LAW,
- SHREVEPORT, LA
WILL practice in the Courts of caddo, Bossier, De
" Soto and the Supreme Court of the State.
:, a ofice-Texas street, over Hyams & Kennedy s
Drug store: ---z jaS 1y
| JAMES S, ASHTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, i,
| w ILL practice in Caddo DeSoto and Bosser. and
" Supreme Court of the State jas ly
ROLAND & MoNTFoRT JONES,
ATTORNEYS and CoUNsELORs at LAW,
Shreveport, La.
w Ill practice in the parishes of Caddo Desoto and
othce-Market street, near the Bank. jd23 ly
J. PINCKNEY HARRIS,
A TTOF FNEy At LAW,
M LII practice in the parishes of Caddo DeSoto and
Supreme and Federal Courts.
~ Office on Market street, near the Bank at the
old office of Jones Harrs) [au2s If
A. W. O. HICKS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
SHREVEPORT, LA.S--
In my absence, my son, j. n. Hicks, will represent
me in my office. lmh4 u
HENRY G. HALL,
ATTORNE AT LAW,
SHREVEPORT, La,
Prascf in the Dso Dist Courts Of the Rssehes aneg
HYAMS & kENNEDY'S s Drug Store, Texas street.
jazz If
SIN CHAPMAN,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
SHREVEPORT. LA.
WILL practice in the District Courts of the parishes
preme Court of the State. 10 Office on Market
Street, between Texas and Milan streets. n27 y
L. NJ MUTT A.. H. LEONARD.
. " MUTT & LEONARD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Shreveport, Louisiana.
VN7LL practice in the Courts of the parishes of Cad
w do, Desoto, Bossier, Claiborne and Dienville,
and in the Supreme Court of the State. ljyl2
ALECK. BoARMAN,
A TToRNEY AT LAW Office, corner of Spring and
"A Texas streets, Shreveport, La.
Shreveport, February, "A, 1S66-ly
DAVID CREsWELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Shreve
IA port Louisiana-Will practice in the parishes OF
Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier and will attend to in
the District Supreme and Federal Courts
Office corner of Texas and Spring Streets over Sale
& Murphys store. ja3o 1y
j. C. MoNCURE. T. A. FLANAGAN,
- Notary Public.
MONCURE & FLANAGAN,
ATTORNE AT LAW,
Real Estate and Claim Agents,
Office-No. 4, Tay's building, Shreveport La ld6
B F. FORT, =.'=s
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Bellevue, Bossier parish, La
Bellevue, July 49, 1865.
HENRY Z. ALLEN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
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ESsecretary Stanton is slowly improving in health
me rate OF postage to Sweden has been reduced two
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WASHINGTON D. 2, APrlI 70, IoU3.
SRI have no hesitation in at once replying to
your note of this morning, just received that the
paragraph of my speech referred to was written and
in manuscript some time before it was delivered in the
Senate and before you participated in the debate, and
therefore was not intended to apply to you.
Your obt serv't, W. sPRAGUE.
... W.suJNcroS d c. Anril 96 1869
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SAN Francisco April 27.-Fire in Gold Hill mines
continues Five hundred men out of employment.
~ PRovIDENcE, R. L April 2G, 1869.
10 the Hon VIM. Sprague, Uuted States Senate, from
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-06

Orr MAns-'The Postmaster Of this place
received a note from the WashOe City Post
Office last Monday asking why the Crescent
Of last week was not forthcoming. We IN
ders,and that tn. Crescen,s do not generally
reach Washoe until the Monday or Tuesday
after publication. Now last week our paper,
were all mailed early on Saturday, they were
sent on the evening stage and ought to have
been in Washoe City by p. ". As we
understand it Wells, Faryo K Co. takes the
mail from this Office to Hutfsker-sr the n
Over carries it through to Washoe and Car
son now the matter LAYS between the Gri-
vers Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S coaches, HUFF
faker and DYER If the drivers do not leave
TIE mails at Huff's they ought 10 hang; II
thew do and Huff does not give them to Dyer
then Huff ought and shall be crueifcd. II
Overs driver does not get the mail from
HUFF then he ought 70 be gulllotined, We
strongly suspect the trouble is with the first
stage. The mail is thrown in the boot, bag
gage is piled above it, when the stage reaches
UufFaker's it is not convenient to dig out the
paper mail from under ton of baggage, and
so the Crescent is carried to Virginia and re-
turned next day and gets to WaShoe some
time during the following week. If the Cres-
cent was an ordinary journal like the Gold
Hill News, for instance, it would not mat
ter so much, as it is our subscribers In
Washoe miss it as they would tenediction.
Reno Crescent, Sd.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-06

At present there is fierce controversy in
London newspapers about proposal 10 sur
render the rock fortress of Gibralter to the
Spanish Government. Admiral Grey, who
has served in the Mediterranean, and was a
Lord of the Admiralty from 1861 to 1866,
contends that justice, as well as policy, de-
mand that Gibralter shall be restored to
Spain, and that if England wants a coaling
depot and i Mediterranean seaport, she has
only to seize upon Cessta, on the African
co1st, and make a new Gibralter there
minus the rock. The fact is, CIbralter is 50
situated as to command the straits which
hears its name, and. TO 4 great commercial
country like England, this was a great
obiec. when England was addicted to mari
time wars, and appeared to look on the Med
iter7auean as a sort Of British Lake upon
large scale. The eGst of making il the best
fortified place in the werld has been i'm
snenSe, and the expense of maintaining a
large garrison there has long been felt by the
British treasury. It is very much doubted
row whether, with the modern appliances Of
warfare, Gibrslter could stand three
lnoath.' SIEGE and this is one Of the seasons
given fo- restoring it to Spain. II this sur
render should be made without any great
ross Of prestige, we shall begin to think that
il is yet on the cards for England TO restore
ireland TO the Irish, without the continual
dread Of what Mrs. Gru1dy may say. II this
restoration principle be carried out, England
will have a good deal to do all over the globe.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-06
THE DAILY APPEAL

SHOOTING BY Boys.-Mr. NJ. Y. Stewart
the proprietor of the Carson Race Course,
informs us that on Saturday, while his boy
was at work on the Course he came near be-
ing shot by pistol bullets which were flying
around altogether too promiscuously. Il
seems that some boys, having procured a
revolver and some powder and lead and a
bullet old, had built fire back of Charley
Bain's house, and were having a regular
spree, running bullets and shooting at {
mark on the board fence Of the race track.
OF course these shots were not stopped by
the fence, but went whizzing along, greatly
to the peril OF anybody on the track. Stew
art very properly took the pistol away from
the boys and he wants US to inform the
owner of the same that he can have it upon
application to him and proving property.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-06

First WATEE.-The constructors Of the
Sweeney Water Works were engaged yes
,erday in cutting drain from Koppel &
Piatt's corner over to Doc Benton's stable,
and along in the afternoon the boss plumber,
Davis tapped the ." main" and the first water
from a Carson pipe gushed forth to the eyes
of an admiring world. Benton and Sweeney
wet of and e chuckcd" on the strength oft.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-06

RUSAwAV-A couple Of Cinnamon driv-
ing two horses in buggy up from China
town to Charley Smiths stable, yesterday
sf.ernoon, were very much astounded to find
themselves, all of a sadden, left sitting in
their vehicle without horse before them.
Sudden jounce had unshipped the buggy
from the king-pin, and the horses, finding
themselves free broke 70, home. No
lagre damage done.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-06

LATE EASTERN PAPEHs. We are in
debted to II. F. Rice, Agent for Wells, Fargo
& Co.. for copies of the New York Herald
and New York World, date OF March 20,
delivered at this Office last evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-06

If the "f,ol-killer" should throw his net
in San Francisco to-day, he would catch a
big haul before the sun goes down--7imes.
1.-THE Times appears to-day, that will be
ample evidence that the " fool-killer" did
not throw his net in San Francisco yester.
day.-CaN.
Hello Hello! All this is most too nippy
for " old dig" and little pea nuts" Must
have been running late.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-06

LARGE FUNERAL.-There was general
turnout of our citizens at the funeral OF
Geo. Lewis on Sunday; and many of the
friends Of the deceased from Virginia City
xrd Gold Hill came to pay their last tribute
of respect We have seldom seen a larger
cortege in this city.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-06
DISSOLUTION.
All EEHE,
BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN
,,p,,r ne ru,yn .r,rrn

UFFENL VI TTIIszU 81 sEEE,
&, short distance Ea,t % Carson street,
Carson City. Nevada
succc.sfally treats tho mo.l diiicalt casa, .,
disease, by the use Of medicinal herbs,
LA. cured many patients In town. rerns !,
need Of hi, professional servies sfs invited 10
call at his onco.
C.rsoa City, March I. isCs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY;
Wool Cnrdi6g.

II WOULD respectfully inform my old
patrons, friSnds ana all who desire work
In my lilo that ntn now ready to receive
and card wo8l. My own personal aiteh-
tion will be given, and satisfaction gusran-
tccd in all cases where the following dircc-
ti,ns are observed First remove all the
burrs from the wool, then. disolve one quart
Of salt in every eight gallon5 Of warm svft
water, and wash until it is free from glue,
and when II is thoroughly dry, put y Up
in parcels Of not more twenty-fte f6qhds
each, in good strong sheets, dnd sskd II 20
the machine by the LIST of june, Gha t5n
shall have good rolls. Como first III you
want the best. :,
Terms.-Onc fourth Of the wS6l, Or 10
cents per pouni for white, II for colorcd
aud l5 for mixed wool. Come right along
with your WOOL, and bring your country
produce Of oil kinds, if 1 don't take Ny 5uu
will find ,maket in the city. = gfta
Wool rolls always on hand for sqlrs,
MINI. MURfOW.s g
Dallas, Texas, March 10 1sG9-27.amos.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
SWEARING by PnoxY.-Thc Day

~
/ SWEARING By PRoXY.-The Day
ton Ledger tells tic following arec-
dotc which We can very easily DC
''s esterdfalyy @ d & 3aitcrnoohia lqdyrcsch-
e3d The passeiger depot in this city,
oa ono oronr fair5ads, iustaas the
train on wiiiehe sl,c desired 20 take
massage moved away She was cx-
ircm,ly ahxious TO get aboard the
train. bnt was left, which, Of feotrsc,
ysSs bot y;gEt As SIC stood gazing
on Tho frain, her arms fan Of paclsa
,,cs and her eyes fuIrsftcars, a gem
ffeman Arrived at tho depot on a
fnII RIM. With MS eAtle.s ssek n his
hand. his coatHofi his arm, anil his
face streaming with Precipitation.
IIc too wanted 20 take thc same
! rain hat Slas vas 10 late NJ be
looked on the train now 9isSt NOV
! ~, -awav. he set down lIis carpet
hss. w;5ed his face, ana vei = tlcib-
q ai,ly and cml hatieally saiditD-n
lhat train The lady heard him. and
smiling upon Him with a ladys
N s.tncss. said; iaak you siF., lie.
lsd. unslonibedlx exprcszeaH kerf
,cntimcn : sxactiy. s 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

4 The REGISTER Of the l3tBsays the
Directofs' 81 Che Waco Tap have ac-
cepted a BID for the work Of grading
and eross-t -tieing from Cspt. Randaii
and Captain Boyce. who have been
engaged in cxecuting extensive COP
tracts on the Central Road. The
work is TO Commences on the 18th
Of June nex., and be completed
within eighteen months there after.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

=
, WADE In.ASays "Mack. "Itis
ljtile more than year ago since
Wade nnfeservedly told INC that
Grant was not fit 20 be President--
thai he didn't know cnoagh-that
he vas too strongly Identified with
Johnsou,s poficy-that he couldn't
even talk politics, bnt only h5ise,
and MAT continually. and so forth.
Today, sturdy old en'isprostfated
on his hand and knees bcfcre Grant
like a devont Badhist before his
ifoi.' - ~
Will he grt his rsrasd--a dead
lcdfss6kef On ire Pneifs l;ailfsfSs
and otber 1drantaets 10 namt1'9ns
20 mentionz- tihlFsspon NevA y :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
MSthei's KfssEss

A kiss when wake in the morning,
A kiss when lsgo olbed,
A kiss when burn my fingers, fNTE
A kiss when bump my Head. "a \
A Kiss #Esh NY bath is over, ''1 IA IA
~ A kiss when my bath begins, geo
My mamma is full Of kiese5, ,o.J ~,
As full as nurse is of pins. ri.
A kiss when play with my rattle, =, ?
A kiss When | pull her hair; 4'"'
She coeeted fite ever with kisses
Tho day tfiat | fell from the stair.
kiss when give her trouble, aela
a kiss when give her joyi t9se s
There nothing like mamma kisses /
To her own little baSy boy. aa4 81
~, =, s,,r5 n, EThe Ndrsefy.
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nS-lhh asha.l esf,iMiisSA N aseSrstISf

SSv-1hh ash,.I esrcnr,Sss1 ~ ahe6ratisc
=, :,
hssseseso''ho eohe~assa.s a '',
viii an Me sol,mni,y lint M ! occasion
~, ,n 1, !. ars,h.4
ea'n ior' fne psnns, VI 'h' 00u'a, "EV'
hyah's PAPER putlishod at Augusta, ia,
has . whole page dcvoicd 10 the day and
IA oh,,r,.ncs Al Milledre,ilie. A,lant.
c,'. -. .,n.,. NJ. m. 81
anu ona''e''on. '"' ,a',s' wy Wv ~
lowing beautiful Ode, which was written
far m, occasion ~ Mi,s Z. u. Chec.b.
n.,on.h. 'aN~ -
po'oo'e'' "a' '''''s 'u"s' s.,- a.ktlrH IEr0u,l
Not With golden banners flying,
Not with martial pomp and pride,
Come we here 10, weave bright chaplcts,
For the loycd Shb Bid and died;
There Is softer mhsic singing,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

ABOUT sCARpET- -BAGGERy"-We
copy tho following from Interest
ing and detailed account of the re
cent Illinois press excursion, taken
from the Daily Illinois State Regis
ter, published By y. L, Merritt, and
Rrotiiar, Springfield, Illinois: r.r
The talk about Northern people
not being permitted to live in the
county is albtwaddlo. lis nottrue.
This we can readily assert of our
PERSONAL ,khowlcdge Of several cases
ii. point, where persons known to
bo avowed radicals in politics, went
Sont hs to live and make it.theira fu-
ture homes conducted themselves as
good citizens, which they arc, and
no no people We're evcr received with
moro ,cordiaIityand, Gpdncsss and
none eould notwithstanding radii
calsan act ofliindTcss moro readily
tBan The natise Sbdthefnei. tYhey
are anxious that peopiS ff99fn,s the fht.ss
North shall como to their country
and become part oft; but theyivery'
want men, not thcr seoan
and refuse ofthe North, WHO leave
there country for their coTftry5
GOOD. gsvc8 sdf-ga yiis ifnE eli
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

HELD IN BoNDs.- CoHroy, imfifi
Gated in the burglary Of the safe Of
rArno.d Brothers had BIS prelint1na-
nv trial on Saturday, AID was bound
over 10 the Criminal Court in The
sum E'''2 sSVp0. ~ .fe.i,.s.sa asi,d alll. :.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
This is from the Hearth and
Homo and tells about q little boys


Homo and tells about q little boys
pocket: ,ssJ, ,ag.gga i oie sI sstss
I d. y6u know what's IN my fSttet9 c''ls
81 Su,h a lot Of treasured IN it; '"'
Listen now while l bcdinit: Do,1s
Such lot of sings it hold,
And all there is you san be told 'a9
Every sin dats in my pottet,.
Aid whom, and where, and how I'dot it..
Fist of all here's in, my pgttst iggas 4
4. A beauty shell-sl ,titked it up; asrh )
- And here's the handle ofa tap dart
u That somebody has broke al, ,teaino' NJ
The shells q hole in IL, you see inoJ "a
Nobody knows that l have dot H., sisd ~
keep il safe here ID my pcttet gshn9l
md here's my ball, too, in ny fttHt,;
Af.d heref my pektfes,' one, two ffe,'
aA FIAT amt MGfy gaeS 10 me
To-morrou& day f'1I bpy. q spade, -, +,
When Pm out walking with the maid |;
/ cant pilt DAT here in NY poftet,
But / SaA disSe II When rye dot II: - 9
Here's some more sins in my pottet; e1
--.flere,s my lead, and. hers 8 my sstring,
And once l had an iron ring, Y fSv
But through aAhole it lost one day
/ And that is what / always say
A holes the worst sin in pottet;
lIays itmended When ycii'f dot II. l 3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

-
TbTHE EPAuIFIc.-Thc Pacific Rail,
road mon have to come TO a tempo,
rarv understanding that the fare,
from Now York to San Frahcisco,
for cmigrants and second class pas
scnrcrs should be s75 and for first7
class pa8sengers $40, The sGuion
Company and the Central have eaah
over 2OUO freight cais, aud whils
The first has over $50 locomotives
t,e latter counts 100, all in good
working order. The passenger
trains arc Of the most luxuri u DDS
criutioh. sleeping cars, drawiug
room cars for ladies'. saloon cars for.
kitchens on wheels. etc.
il has beer stsggested that a printy
ing car bo added, where, eveS
morifht and evening, the news
gathered al lhe tclegraphic stations
could be put ia type and prihted.In
slacts. 80 that the passeugcrs, dur
ing de irfb. might ave tbersgalas
rofhi8s aHd evening paper, as well
- uheir Iacals.-l Galveston News
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

tay<ke have received freta lie cdm%hiis-
sioner. Of. .Agriculture Al Washington, Hon.
Horaes csprUn, tss "heport Of ths DepArt-
ment of agricdlturs for March ana April,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

A weekly paper to be styled the
@Southcrn Imperialist" will be pub
lished at Memphis on the 4th of
July. That's progress.
Yes, backS6ras. E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

a Mississippi editor and sstioo
Of fuhe peace married a couple IN
1s53. devorced them p la5V, mar
ried she Moinaa to another man m
fses and iast week be married tbe
or.y nair5afie.