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Y. go ly prevented az small Pox. Key.
HA M Chas. h. King, NJ. d., l.. l.. D., etO.
KING
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
Made from the prescription Of
REV. CHAs. +. KGEG, NJ d., L. L. D., &c.
For the prevention and cure Of
G d W ~ u VI II 'EEO NJ!
For the radical cure of Asthma, Bronchitis, Ca.
tarrh, and ali affections Of the Lungs, Throat
and Air PassnRes; for general and special dc
rAngcments Of the Nervous system; for disord
ers of tho Blood; and for all functional disorders
Of the Stomach and Bowels
The Prepared Prescription increases the
strength and deopens tho color Of tho pale blood
It subdues tho Chills and Fever and dimulshes
the Expcctorution. 1t checks the light swests.
always, in from seven to fourteen days. The 40.
petite is invigOra'ed, and the patient rapidly
gains flesh the cough and the difficult breathing
are speedily relieved the sleep becomes calm
and refreshing; the excavations regular and
uniform. All the general symptoms Of Con.
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, 30, disappear
with really astonishing rmPidity.
The Prescription should be used in every pis-
case, by whatever name known, in which there is
exhibited any arrangement of either the Nervous
or the Blood Systems. 1t is unequalIed in Fe-
male Disorders, Scanty or Suppressed Menses,
"Whites,' &c.
The Prepared Prescription is both the Bestand
the most Economical Medicine that can be taken.
The average dose is two teAspoonsful, taken once
day. The patient ntyer requires, under am
circumstances, to use Cough Mixtures" for the
Cough "ExpectOrants' for the Expectation
"Tonics" for the Appetite or the Weakness: iron
for the Blood Anodynos for the Nervous Irrita.
tion Acids for the Night Swcats; or Whisky or
Cod Liver Oh for tue Wasting. Its Specific Ac- |
ti0n is uDou tho Constitutional Condition, and, |
through this Condition upon the Whole Series |
Of Symptoms.
Statements from Patients, '.
CotLEGE HLL, CixCINsATII was in the last
stage Of Consumption. In ten days Fter taking
the escription, my Chlls Night Swoats, Fever, |
&c., decreased and finally altogether disappeared
mere skeleton before am now well stored with |
flesh. My restoration is marvel to ala who |
know me.--MRs. G, L. WRIGHT.
"four Prescription saved my daughters life, |
and has probably saved me hundreds Of dollars" |
Rev. T.. IUHpHREYs. kcmscD. n. y
I'VE hlcs, God for the benefit We have received |
'row your Prepared Prescription. '-- Rev. =, |
pEEHERIsI, Elossburg. Penn.
"Eyery .-c - whom | lave recommended il |
! as benefited much by It's use "--Rey. {. D. |
] JoNEs, Racine, WIS,
The "PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put |
up in 81 bottle, and is sold by
JOHN BENGsTON,
c. A. BENSER,
Rock Island, ILL.,,
Wholesale Agents for the Northwest,
BUREHAMS l. VAN SCHAAOK, Chicago,
lnd by Druggists generally, or orders may be
addressed to the sole proprietors, OSCAR G.
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PETER FRIES,

DECTIFGER AND MANUFACTURER OF
\ Domestic Liquors, Importer aud Dealer IN
tD.ni,u Wines and Liquors. Front street, oPpo-
.ite Ferry Landing Rock lslasd, III.
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Ladies,
Or, TYarvev's Golden Pills,

DIT L1aTVEY's WOIueh EIIIsI
four degrees stronger They are intended for
special cases Price, five dollars per box.
Private circulars sent free. Enclose stamp.
IL you cannot procure the pill enclose the mon
ey and address BRYAN 3 CO., 60 Cedar street,
New York, and on receipt they will be sent well
sealed by return mail.
deo2ld2tawdMly.
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BUsINuss CARDS.
]. A, SHEARER,

Attorney and Counselor at Law,
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE,
Rock Island, Illinois.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-19
nrvan's Life InvigoratOr.
LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH

OR REJUVEEATING ELINIR,
For all arrangements Of the Urinary Organs. It
gives
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Our expose in Fridays issue of the Faulk-
ner fraud has revived the recollection of the
doings of one Montgsrdin. This enterprising
Frenchmas succeeded in realizing from sun
dry insurspce offices some three hundred
thousand dollars. He would insure the life
of his wiz, and then, some months after
ward, by PANS of sleeping potion, death
would be simulated so closely as to defy de-
lection. II fact the form of laying out the
(supposeds Icorpse and the rites of sepulture
would be gsne through with, care being taken
to have thSpficers of the insurance company
present shisartful dodge was successfully
perpetrated6n Paris, London and New York.
The villaiht was even en- train in Philadal-
phia but lucky accident disclosed the plot.
One of tbs officers of New York company,
which had paid a heavy loss to the fellow of
infinite assurance, while temporarily in Phila-
delphia, met Monsieur Montgardin cutting
quite dish in society, and at the same time
formed the acquaintance of Madame Mont
gardin. INSTANTLY suspicious were engendered
in the breast of the insurance man. He i'm
mediately began some Investigations, but
VIII tAC VI tnCoO
attemptssto unravel the mystery of new
Nine. NJ, so soon after the demise of the old.
there occurred the swift and silent disappear
ance of NJ. and Nine. NJ They were tracked
to the West, and the whole thing came out.
The manner of Stimulating death and the me-
thod of resuscitation were both revealed In
those States laws existed for the punishment
of this very crime. So Monsieur and Madame
were both convicted and punished. In this
State, however, no law exists to reach the
case of such offenders. 1t has been maliciously
suggested that, as Faulkner is a member of
the Legislature, he, of all others, could with
the greatest propriety, advocate the enactment
of q law providing for the protection of life
assurance companies. A man of such assur-
ance surely might advocate such policy.
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In TowN.--Mr. Lorillard, the owner of the
celebrated New York yacht Eva, arrived in
this city yesterday morning from Havana,
and took rooms, along with friend, at the st.
Charles Hotel. We did hope that Mr.. L.
would have paid our city visit in his yacht,
but this being about the season of the year
for storms hs the sun will shortly 'cross the
line" he, Mr.. L.. thought it advisable to send
his vessel back to New York. On behalf of
our yachtmens, we cordially greet the gentle
man, and give him the freedom of our city,
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In the Sehate Gov. Fenton takes the place
on the fnaHce, commerce and Pacific Rail-
road commifees which Gov. Morgan vacates.
Fessenden takes Morrill's old post at the head
of the highly important committee on appro-
priations, and young Bayard that of his father
ON foreign relations.
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Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
Of Geo. Alces, 1856 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24s. postoaice.

The SHIP ISLAND CANAL.-Elsewhere in this
mornings CRESCENT is a communication
which places the Ship Island Canal Company,
its intentions and means in different light
from that in which they have been of late
represented. 1t is evidently written by per-
son well informed as to that of which he
treats 1t will repay careful perusal of per-
sons interested in the subject.
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Cuban dispatches speak of the {" central de-
partment, and the CRESCENT has, more than
once, been betrayed into using that express
sion. In fact, however, the central depart
ment" was abolished many years ago. There
are now only two departments, the Eastern
and the Western. The line between the two
runs about North and South, commencing on
the North, near Remedies, some two hundred
and eighty miles east of Havana.
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Last November the people Of Missouri
or such Of them as are allowed to vote, de-
c'ared against negro suffrage by majority of
1887. The Radical Legislature elected at
the same time, has just ratified the fifteenth
amendment, which imposes negro suffrage on
the State. This is Radical regard for the
wishes of the people
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In his inaugural address Grant says: "But
all laws will be faithfully executed, whether
they meet my approval or not" And the first
thing he does is to appoint secretary of the
treasury in violation of statute, and then he
asks Congress to repeal the law, or to set it
aside for the time, in order to suit his conve-
nience. This is not acting up to the spirit of
the manifesto, to say the least Oft.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

The New York Tribune threatens the people
of Louisiana with Sheridan, and is glad that
they are soon to have another dose of that
eminent satrap. We don't see yet, however,
any symptoms of ignition in the Mississippi
river. That stream will probably continue to
flow on in spite of Gen. Sheridans presence.
Mr.. VIM. Beker now does the business that
Sheridan started, and he is sharper at it than
his predecessor.
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General IoDgstreet and Tom Ochiltree, ct
ais, have been photographed together as
"Southern loyalists." So Tom has gone into
the "Southefn loilty" business at last The
difference bttween the two persons above
named is ths General Longstreet has got into
the wrong place, and Tom has got into exactly
the right place.
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II Mystery
WhO Would Haze

Their old frames banging on the wall whsn they
men men Mses a. GOOD IS New At kcLAUGHLINs GAR
DEN DISTRICT GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Mage
description Of Frame Work 10 order Partes
TO have work done daring the summer can have taken on
storage Remember sol Hagsnizs street.
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eight, and Of the independence Of the United
States the ninety-third.
ISeal] q. @. WARxorH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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The New York Tribune says that the Radi-
calls in the Senate have requested Senator
Fowler to keep out of their caucuses.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

"Mumm's cabinet" is not popular brand
just now.
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Be sure and buy ticket in the Louisiana State
Lottery, Havana plan, to be drawn Saturday.
March ~. Capital prize, $4,000. Whole Ticksss
only $l2.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Aspicy hostile correspondence between our
two friends, Felis Oates and A. Head, will be
found published elsewhere, in the form of
card from Mr. Oates. The amicable termina-
ton Of the controversy none will regret.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Be sure and buy Ticket in the Louisiana State
Lottery, Havana plan, to be drawn Saturday,
March %. Capital Prize, $4,000. Whole Tickets
only $l2.
MARRIED:
In Corcans. Navarro county Texas Monday, Feb. lst
1852 at the residence Of the brides father Mr. JAMES
FAUkT VAN HORN and Miss M0LGIE C. BOYLE, both
formerly OF this city residents Of the former place
DIED.
A. s. Louis Mo, on the 7sth February, MAURICE
LANGHORNE, sged about 50 years native Of Kentucky,
and a resident Of this city for the past u years
At half O'Clock Saturday March 1862 Major
RUFUS LAURENCE DOLBEAR. only son OF Rufus Dol
bear, born March II. 1870. in New OIleans
On beard steamer Lotavanna, College Point at
o'clock p n, Saturday, 9th inst A J. CARTER of Port
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s. ~. Moody,
AT HOM ME AG AIN
Corner Canal and Royal Streets,
With an ENTIRELY NEW and MAGNIFICENT STOCK
SHIR
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
ALL ADAPTED FOR HIS
SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE.
took all the highest premiums at both Louisiana
Fairs and the Paris Exposition Of 1867.
The Celebrated SIX Shirts for 90
Are finer than ever notwithstanding advance in mate
rails and other quality viii be found SHIRTS
Two Hundred Dollars apiece.
SUMNER UNDER CLOTHING.
Every Variety of Fabric, from
UNDERSTANDS AT so CENTS EACH.
DRAWERS AT 75 CENTS ZACH
In the article of
Summer Ties and Neck Wear,
Something stunning and recherche will be found direct fren
Europe which, being bought the Northern buyers
the market, is speciality to be had only at
s. N. MOOD US.
Also. thousand varieties of every pattern now
vogue,E from twenty-five cents mp.
English and German LIGHT HOSIERY. every dsscrip-
tion, at gold prices before the war.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-Six for 81 5O-wn cost
you fifty cents each elsewhere.
LIGHT 6LOVEs-Of every description.
sUsPENDERs-of every description.
SHIRT COLLARs-A score Of new patterns
SHIRT BOsOkS. UMBRELLAs.
PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES for the Toilet
All and embracing be found in any other
house in the Southern country.
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
CUP stairs)
Affords special inducements the trade and IT has become
proverbia that Country Dealers Stock is complete
without
Something Fashionable from Mosdy's.n
Prices warranted as low in New York.
Direct mpOrtstOns from Europe.
SHIRTS MADE TO oRpER-tApy STYLE,
AIeduced prices and delivered week. Circular price list
snd directions for with tape measure and
form for srde by mail gratis and good shipped O. O.
D., returnsbls If not satisfactory.
s. N. MooDY's
Granite PsIace.
Corner Of Canal and Royal Streets
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS.
Notice.
The undersigned have this day sold out their BRANCH
STORE, IVA Canal street, to Mr.. T. oFFNER.
u ,o.o LEVI d NAVRA.
e. OFFNER,
174......CANAL STREET. ..I74
Between Baronne and Dryades.
G r OCK f RY, HINA.
GLASS WARE, PLATED WARE.
CUTLERY,
Store and House Furaishing Goods.
Mr. E. OFFNER takes pleasure informing his friends
and that he has opened the formerly kept by
LEVI NAVRA, No liza Canal street. and will connne 70
serve their cid customers the same as before.
am enabled ly the public with everything an
pertaining TO frsteass House Furnishing Estabshment
Ladies wishing to MI China Dinner and Sets can be
Of PEaED s s e. ..
reduced prices ="
Also, the celebrated Cooking Stove, COTTON PLANT |
Stoves sold In the city will delivered and pu no free OF
mage of
1t remarkably low prices |
Please call and examine my before purchasing else
where Don't forget the place. Wv
E. OFFNER,
ia Canal street, between Baronne and Bryades |
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To the Reading Public
NEW ORLEANS.
sill More.

The unceaspg demand for our most superior HOOP
SKIRTS has compelled telegraph the Factory for
fresh supty which have received present
in store the best assortment OF ALL SIZES from very
largest to the smallest before brought city which
for beauty Of style durability and nish Comparatively
low prices. uneqused If exoeed by any The springs
Of our skrts being pure steel, will never rust
z. LIBERMAN'S
Fourth District Cheap Dry Store Corset and Hoop
Skirt Emporium 5S5 Magazine street,
Corner OF st Andrew.
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Bar, Rod, Boiler and Sheet Iron

Bar, Rod, Boiler and Sheet Iron
AND STEEL,
Hardware Cooking Stoves. Tinware and Block Tin Iron
Pipes plain and galvanized sea water or gas; Iron
Fittings Brass Cocks Valves and Oil Cups Rubber Hose
Betting Rubber and Hemp Packing; Lard Linseed Lupri.
eating and Boiled Oils White and Red Lead Paints ColOrs
and VsDshes; Sheet and Pig Lead; Lead and Composition
PIPE; Canvas Cordsge Manila Rope; Martins and Spun
Yan Nails, Spikes, Torch BASKETS Lamps Lanterns ETC.
Nuts Bolts an Nuts Washers and Rvets Of all Sizes Stocks
and Dies Gas Filters Tools Pipe Tongs Vices ETC.; Axes
Hstchets, Hoes, Trace Chains, Mills, etc. Well Points
Pumps Blocks and Timers Tools
In addition to the above have we'll selected stock Of
Shelf Hardware suitable for Country Merchants Steamboats,
and Railroads.
Owners and Captains of Steamboats, win find to their ad
vantage to trade with have the largest the
city, and can supply the Engineer. Carpenter, Mate
Steward with stores in line cheaper than any
city We also keep experienced wOrkmen to do any repair
Captains particularly invited to call and
examine our stock and respectfully informed that
keep Runners" neither do alOs any percentage to
employees.
BOSTICK & SEYMOUR,
Corner Common. Front and Fulton streets
ii Mystery
How !. is possible that 3. LuBERMANs Feurh District
Cheap Dry Goods store No sss nsgszns street can sell
REMARKABLY Low PRICES.
SOLVED,
Because they import them direct from the manufacturers
sSe al me per sentages profits etc. which are lost other
wise Keep At all times the best assortment in the city. sell
offer the very finest GENUINE FRENcH GoRsETs At '-A
visit will convince you
E. LIBERMAN'S
fonrth District Cheap Dry Goods Store, Corset and Hoop
corner of St. Andrew.
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n .Sesc ana Great
DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE.
SMITHS PULMONIC SYRUP.
AN INrALLIBLE CURE
| Q O n - u M H IT O ~ :,
SCROFULA,
Bronchial AReetious, Asthma,
COUGHS. COLDS. HOPPING COUGH. ETC. ETC.
Prepared only by SMITH 4 BUNDLE, Sole Propretors
SIS g. Charles Street,
Usder Masonic Hall. New Orleans. La-Pos.ocs Bsx Mss
SMITHS TONIC BITTERs.
These Bitssrs are 3 Purifier Of the Blood WIN Cure
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, DROPsY, INDIGESTION.
In chronic Of LUNG DISEASE they shsuld be
in connection with the PULMoNIO SYRUP.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
FLENIING'S
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT,
Corner Natehez and Magazine sts..
New Orleans. La,
AGENT FOR LOUISIANA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
SUMMARY OF BUSINESS FOR lsss
Annual Income, 5000 900
Policies Issued In 1867 and '6s.............. E.5Ss
Amount insured in 1867 and 6s............ 1900 900
Surplus for 23OO.OOO
Losses paid in ss5.Osi
1855 ASSETS FOR EACH 500 LIABILITIES
CASH RATES!
CASH POLICIES
CASH DIvIDENDs!!.
For tables Of rates and full particulars apply to
WIN. E. FITZGERALD,
General Agent for Louisiana
No. Csrondeet street. New Orleans
No Goods from Last Season.
SPRING 1869.
Tie New SPRING STOCK now being opened ct
B. T. WASHES
No. ITO. CANAL STREET ... No lIo /
Comprising Everything New and Desirsblein |
Mems Furnishing Goods,
BOYS AND CHILDRBNS CLOTHING,
prices lOwer at any time the war; call
requested b. T. WALSHE,
ITO Canal street. St Charles.
To the Reading Public
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THE OFFICIAL KEPokr

ofthe international Jury, affirmed and put hed by the
Imperial Commission August 1868 after Describing the
patented invention of Messr seinwsy and setting forth
their great importance and value compares the relative
merits of the Pianos Of great American competitors
follovsi
The pianos Of Mesrs Chickering Sons arpoverfu and
magnificent instruments which, hang of virtuoso
produce great effects strike with astonishent Tber
vigorous sorority carried far free. and clear In large
hail. and at certain distance listener struck with thu
ulnes Of tone Of these Nearer b. II u,t bs
added there is combined with this powerful be the impress
sion Of the bOv of the hammer which produce sem
stion BY Its frequent repetition These orchestral pianos ara
adapted to concerts but the parOr principally in ap
plying them to the music great masters re Is wanting
by the effect Of the percepble blow d the hamsr
the charm which this kind requires There is some
thing bedone here which the Reporter must call the
attention Of the intelligent manufacturer Of these grand insr
men without In other respects wishing to diminish their
merits
"The pianos Of Messs steinvsy eons are equally en-.
lowed with the splendid sorority the instruments Of their
competitor they also possess that seiEnr ireenes and
volume Of tone. hitherto unknown hs the greatest
space Brilliant in the TREBLE singing the Middle and for
midsble In the bass this sOnory with Irresistible power
the hearing In regard expreson delicate
shading. variety Of sccentustos, the instruments Of
MEssRs. sTEINwAY q sONs
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Carpet Warehouse,

.GHARTREs STREET 10
A. BRousSEAU d CO., Importers, offer at low prices
CARPETING-English and American, Of all kinds; Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING 800 roll
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Tabls and
Piano Covers Crumb Clohs-Drugget Linen and Felt; Cur
sins-Lsce, Reps, Wosted Dsmssk, etc. Furniture Cover
ng-Lnen and Cotton striped; Corniees Bands Pins. etc
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To the Ladies of .se,U Orzeam,

You are respectfully invited to visit the vELoCIPEDE
RIDING SCHOOL, at No lee Canal street.
Ladies can come In the day time without escort
School open from A N. to lOP.M
E. r. LORING.
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HAVE OVER THOSE
MEsSRs. CTICI<ERISa
An Advantage which cannot be Contested.
"Ths blow of the hammer heard muehiess. and the
pianist feels under his hands action plant e easy which
permits him ct will 10 be powerful light vehement or
graceful These pianos the The instrument
Othe vuoso who wishes to astOnish by the Of his
cutiOn and OF the artist who applies his tasnt the music
thought and sentiment bequesthed to ye ustrious
In word, they the II the pianos
for the and the parsr possessr an unsxcep
tionai sorority"
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This UNANIMOUS decision Of the Intel aoaai Glass
jury indorSed By the Supreme Group jury affirmed BY
the Imperial commssion-ths latter consu the highest
tribunal to Determine the rank of the awards the EXPOSE
ton having been appointed directly BY the Napo-
leon-plsces the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

Our DIPLOMACY WITH CUBA.-One La
REINTREE, citizen Of this country, having
asked for passports to leave Cuba, he was
thrown into prison. AS in the case of Mr..
UTLEy, consular clerk, imprisoned for sedi-
tious language, Mr.. SEWARD refused to in
terfere. The Vice-Consul, indignant at this
refusal, rendered his resignation. Mr..
SEWARD Immediately telegraphed to him
that the first steamer to Havana would bring
General W. F. SMITH (BALDy) to relieve
him. But it is since announced that the
General has declined to serve.
Our complications With Cuba are on the
increase. The New York Herald insists that
our Government shall recognize the Cuban
rebels as belligerents. This would not be
very consistent; but it would be step to-
wards accomplishing what will be the re-
suit. Cuba will be ever o carbuncle on
UScLE SANS side until he seizes it and
puts 1t in order.
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ARKANSAS MILITIA OUTRAGE The
State Of Arkansas has been the greatest
sufferer Of all the southern States, through
domestic strife and brutal murders OF
that bestial militia organized there under
the pretence of preserving peace. The cost
of this execrable militia amounts to $780,
994.44. Of the items were pay, Sl20,329,
quartermaster stores and subsistence, Sl2,-
1851. If we consider how small the last
item is, we see how the tatterdemallons
must have stolen. There is nothing IN the
list to indicate real service. Stealing and
numbering innocent people occupied the
time Of the organization. The item OF pay
is large, but precious little of it will get in
to the hands of the negroes. The carpet,
baggers viii, by the aid of the "little jo'
kerr" flch the main part Of it before the
very eyes of the poor deluded blacks.