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Shreveport, La. February II, 1861 st


Succession of J. r. J. DANIEL, deceased.
IN PARISH COURT.-Notce is hereby given that
Il Leroy Templeman, curator of the succession
of J. Il. J. Daniel deceased has this day filed in my
office ab1eau of debts due by said succession and
unless opposition be made thereto in thirty days, the
time prescribed by law, said tabeau will be homolo
gated and made the Judgment of the Court, and the
payments made by said Templeman approved
49, Witness the Honorable D. Creswell, Parish
IS. Judge of the parish of Caddo, this 22d day of
{ ~ February, a. D. 1869.
fe25 1td&4twl RI WRIGHT, Clerk
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BURNING o4sYfE JAIL At CoLuMBrA.--We learn that
on Saturday night Gle 9th ult the Jail Of Columbia
set on IRE and hnrncd to the ground The only
prisoner confined tnerein A. eiin who was accused
Of killing tie brothers Duke ahort two months ago
Cain was il the cage land was burned TO DEATH It .
generally aposed that the Jail was set on IRE Tor TINS
purpose This act is much depiored by che good eti-
zens OF Caldwell but goes 70 show the spirit q law
Icssness, which il presaling in many Of parishes
[Afonroe Intellgencer.
Sleeping cars now run within fifty 2ilcs O! Salt Lake
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC HaAELEsoAD.
Winter Arrangement,
n e w 8 y Il POT
City Post Office Building.

City Post Office Building.
TEyIIE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens of Shreveport that he has established
in the City Post Office building
A Legitimate News Depot,
where can be found for sale, at all times and at re-
duced prices, all OF the principal Political, Religious
Scientific Literary. and Comic
NEWSPAPERS OF THE DAY;
Also-Periodicals, Magazines and Fashion Plates for
the Ladies, and choice selection of Sheet Music
for the Piano and Guitar.
The Depot Will be constantly supplied with the art
Giles above enumerated by publishers in the principal
cities in the United States.
Lists of Papers, Magazines, etc. with prices sent to
parties appication by note otherwise, at the city
Post Office.
Soliciting the patronage of the lovers of Literature
and Music, have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, r. RANKIN JR
Shreveport May 1868. Tmv27 If
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Shreveport University.

FE1HE FIRST REGULAR SESSION of this Inststu-
Il ton will commence Monday, February 8,
1869, and close the last week in June.
Rates of Tuition, &c, per Session:
Primary Department. Observation-Disclosures $40 90
Academic Department NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 90
Preparatory Department. Observation-Disclosures. -. 80 90
Collegiate Department .:......:. 80 90
Board per month. including washing, lights, &c. Is 90
One-half payable in advance !; balance 18th April.
No deduction will be made from the above rates
cept in cases Of protracted sickness. Each boarder
will be expected to furnish his wash basin ptl
looking glass, towels and bedding except mattress and
beastead. JOHN n HOWELL,
President Board of Trustees.
Shreveport, January e, 1860. Eff
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Shreveport Price Current,

CHADE FRog ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
1t should be understood that our quotations. gener.
ally represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency. In filling small orders, higher rates will
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Managers Office,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
CIAs. r. HOWARD, President.

MANAGERS CIRCULAR FOR 1869.
FHNE Louisiana State Lotteries authorised by the
laws of Louisiana, and are the only legal Lotteries
in the State. All gift enterprises real and other
lotteries, contrary to law and persons connected
Herewith liable to heavy penalties.
SINGLE NUMBER L0FTERY-z(on the Ha-
vana plan)-Capitaal Prize $4,000 First drawing
9th March, and every twenty days thereafter Tickets
Sl2 parts of tickets in proportion.
COMBINATION LOTTERY-Draws Every
Day, except Sunday, in the city of New Orleans
Capital Prizes.
Every Monday mbers-12 drawn ballots, $4,000
% Thursday, IS y :" 5000
q Friday, IS g y 60 " 5000
O. Saturday. 7S ID !" :. 600o
Tickets0ne Dollar; halves and quarters in proper
ton. All drawings are published IN the New Orleans
papers and the Shreveport Southwestern the day sue
ceeding the drawing.
Policy tickets also for sale. Parties purchasing
select their numbers. Any other information, de-
sired will be furnished at the Office of the agent
Address all orders to the Agent Lock Box No. Sc,
Post Office Shreveport La
Office on Spring street, between Texas and Milan.
]. P. CHANDLER, Agent.
Also Agent for the St Louis Hotel Real Estate Lottery.
fe20 d&Wtf
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, March 10.
rr-~ - THE New Orleans and Shreveport line
sAs ssfE==sSzssS packet LIZZIE HOPKINS. Captain
John I. Roots, j. ". Lancaster Clerk will
leave for New Orleans above the arrival of the
cars from Marshall For freight or passage apply on
board. Imh4
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

Leaves on THURSDAY, March Is.
ss,au~c,. THE regular New Orleans and Shreveport
fr~a. 81 kouus line packet ERA No. 8, Capt
SEEN?GtttsaS g. l.. Kouns, Chas. Drown Clerk will
sEssssSlaleave for New Orleans and all interme-
date landings, above, the arrival Of the from
Marshall. For freight passage apply on board tmh4
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

Leaves on SATURDAY, March -.
s,rsaos.. TINS fine sdewheel passenger steamer
tnn|,...@Ea DORA, Capt. ?. c. Mon tgomery, H. G..
Heat, Clerk, will leave as above on the
Ez-zzSz@s-sl arrival of the cars from Marshall For
freight or passage apply on board. Imhl0
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NEWSPAPERS OF THE DAY:
CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OLE MEMPHIS TENN

Ot MEMPHlS, lENN
Income TO October (l415 Montbs) ..... 100000
NJ j. WICkS President. j. T PERTH, Vice Presdent
W. T. BOYLE, Secretary j. II. EDMoNDsoN ,Genl Agt
DIRECTORS:
NJ J. Wicks, W. +. Hunt, Napoleon Hill,
J. T. Petit, James Phelan, VIM Joyner,
w. b. Greenlaw, F. Titus, A. Seesel,
Z. NJ. Apperson, J. G. Lonsdale,. w. L. Vance.
B. K. Pnllen, +. w. Smith. N 5. Bruce.
J. T. IRRELEVANT, Jr., BRO, A. gents for Arkansas,
Louisiana, and Eastern Texas.
Issues Policies on all the Improved Plans.
All Policies Non forfetable
- No restrictions travel or residence within the
settled limits of the United States, British North
America or Europe.
New Orleans References-
Beades, Wingo Co., T. H. d j. NJ. Allen Co.,
Gen Harry Hays, Galbraith, Stewart & Tier,
jennings Gates Co., Nelson, Lauphied & Co.,
Joseph Hay & Co.. John Phelps Co.,
John Chat1e & Bro,
-Shreveport--
B. NJ. johnson, Banker, I. II. Morris,
Hamilton Il Co., Wimberly d Drake,
Gregg & Martin, Cumming, Morrison & Co..
Jessup, Marsh & Virgins, Hyams Il Kennedy,
IRRELEVANT II REHEN,
Agents North Louisiana. Ofee---N0aroe.
Capt. r. F. BELL Agent Caddo and DoSoto. IND ~
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ShreEeport 0nOtatiNns Of Hides, etc.

Number dry hides shipped Yesterdays. 37S
Number dry hides shipped previously. SO 400
Mum Der wet hides shipped yesterday,... 90
Number wet hides shipped provlcusly... 4,4s1- 4307
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Commercial Intelligence.
SoUTH-W EsTERN OFFICE,
Snrevennrt March 10, lob3.

oOUTH-N ESTERN OFFICE,
Shreveport March 10 1909
Our business houses generally have experienced ah
other dull week The wretched weather, impassaoie
roads and plantation work have all consPireu az ANS
US. Such combination, properly condue'eu = e'''s
to wither the trade OF the busiest mart III 'ne
The wholesale dry goods dealers are we'll win
spring and summer goods but find $40" S.'e 0'
New Orleans prices. TIE oo0' "'A S'ioe "0o
is not near up to what it should De- 'o'"e
sales of Western produce bsFe been maze from 'he
stocks consigned direct fro ST. LOUIS but the genera
trade was far from brisk The receipts OF cotton were
Hght-te least of any ~eek of the season soor bank
ers are wei, snnjed with money and give it up freely
t t, 's o5coton, when frsclass security is
ofrnl W. boar no complaint Of the scarcity of small
notes in currenc'' r0rTov
OFFICE OF r. IT. LINDSAY,
c,tton Factor and Commercial Broker,
shreveport Tuesday Evening March >, 1869.
rho reek ending this (Tuesday) evening closed
- or depressed cotton market. The upward tendency
IN prices last Friday of short duration, as this eve
png's kilograms from Liverpool, New York and New
Orleans are very unfavorabe, with &c. decline Below
we give the opening and closing rates for the week,
passed on low middng:
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EOEENSON's EXCHANGE
BA n KING HOUSE.
JFiII S,P,pcI,

BANK OF AMERICA, New Orleans
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION, Now York
BANK OF NEW YORK, New York.
STATE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, St Louis, Mo.
y. Collections promptly attended to. Gold purchased
and sold. B. NJ. JOHNSON
ShrerenOrt February 4 1850. rl,Ewtf
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New Orleans Quotations of Hides. etc.

New ORLEANS, Feb. q, 1869.
Steer hides city slaughter, over So ID ....IO q
Steer hides, 20 to 81 II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @lo4
Steer hides under 20 1b Notwithstanding. o14@l015
Hips, 20 to "a fb Observation-Disclosures. OLA
klps, % to so 1b ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OILS
Calf skins, each Observation-Disclosures 50@-
Country hides, flint, 20 to % fb...........20 @2l
Country hides flint, damaged half price.
BeeswaX, prime yellow. .................4o O.
OK horns large Texas, each. .............. s @l0
Heavy weights of green sailed hang fire, and prices
are a little easier
Medium and light stock is active and inclined to go
still higher.
The shipments for the week very heavy. and in
cude 5000 to Baltimore, 10 600 New York and - 900
to Boston,. n. o. Ba!letin
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MUSIC LESSONS.

vi JSIC LESSONS.
TIME undersigned is prepared to give Lessons
q the Piano Guitar to pupils at their residence
at the hall of the Glee Club.
Terms-one Dollar per lesson. Il there are two or
more pupils at the house liberal deduction will
be made. W. s. DONALDSON.
~ All orders left at Cumming Morrison 4 Co S
viii be promptly attended to. Pianos tuned and re-
paired Sheet Music for sale ly29 1y
TOBACCO! TOBAGCO!!
z o0SEY, BUCKNER & CO., dealers in saddlery
Il and Saddlery Hardware, corner Of Texas street
and the evee agents for all the Missouri Tobacco
hanufacores Tobaccos of all grades for sale III guam
titles 30 suit purchasers at tie manufacturers prices,
freight added
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In NEW MUSIC !!
Cumming, Morrison & Co have just received large
assortment of NEW MUSIC, consisting Of Songs, Ma
prices [fe1S diff
aITY MONEY FOR sAEE-In sums to sas
" purchasers. Apply at this otiee. [fe4 dtf
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

/ LeaVes TO-DAY (Wednesday), March 70.
THE and elegant steamer CARO-
! ,eGsE.s LINE, Capt, w. D. Bateman ]. J. Com
Ssss=-sa PEREZ Clerk, leaves above the arrival
pot the from Marshall. For freight passage ap
| Diy on board NH
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q. S. Currency.

Our market closes this evening dull and fully &c.
lower especially poor grades of the staple, which
are not much sought after We quote:
In Currency Gold l520l33.
Good ordinary ..:..... 2414@24M lSH@ls15
Low midding. ............25 @254 1SM@l9
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kNICKERBOCKER
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Assets over $780, 900.

Every desirable form of Policy issued for any amount
from $1,000 to $4,000 single life.
ORIGINAL FEATURES INTRODUCED THIS COM
PANT IN 1859:
viously thereto will be entitled to dividend
al. This admirabedeature will relieve the insured from
the payment Of the annually increasing interest the
loan notes.
.. Dividends be used to keep policies in force
to reduce future premiums.
3. Endowment policies payable in five, ten fif-
teen, twenty, twentyfv thirty and thrsyfEe years
from date of insurance. aud are ron foreltabe for
amounts proportionate to aas HuaSer OF years they
have
4. All mutual policies, including ordinary life endow
ment, non-foreitiag by the terms thereof.
This sound and stable company has permanently
established 2geaay III city under the management
of Ro. I. Buekner who has issued policies upon the
lives Of citizens amounting to over EIGHT HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS.
I. n Marks, of Fatjo, Marks It Co: W. II. G. King,
editor New Orleans Times; Albert Baldwin, of So-
comb, Baldwin & Co.; I. c. Walsh, of Irby, Mcdaniel
Co.; Alfred H. Isaacson, of Isaacson Sexas & Co.;
Joseph Smon Merchant, Go Custom House street; T.
NJ. Converse, Of Converse & Poincy; George Clark,
Adnster, IL GraFier street, George W Hynsons Mer-
chant Camp street
- Policies issued and Losses paid at this Office
RO. z. BUCkNER, Agent.
Ofce-At Sale & Murphys, asrner of Texas and Spring
81 { Il E,-+e
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CUEA-The accounts of the struggle in Cuba be-
tween the Spanish authorities and the revolutionsts
are so contradictory and consequently little to be
relied on that have not chosen to say much about
the affairs of the island. In fact, have taken no
great interest in them. 10 be the traditional par
tiaty of cur copntrymen for the Of every people
supposed 10 be struggling against tyranny and oppres
sion for the achievement of independence has gener
ally and very naturally inclined them to wish well in
their hearts 20 the efforts Of the Cuban revontionists
but it is impossible say or even conjecture with any
confidence what the result will be if those engaged in
rebellion shall be successful There is Of course a
prevalent though vague impression that Cuba, if the
Spanish government shall be thrown Oft viii soon be
annexed to the United States but yeGy probably We
had better have no negro States to deal with I'M
iii we shall have learned to deal more wisely and
cessuily than we nov do .ith those which we already
have aud on account Of which our Government has
heen In great measure reyoationsed and is IN nor
tai danger of being destroyed. We bad better not
ga 6ce the territory haye for the purpose of get
ting more We control enough degrees of latitude
ana longitude, considering how we conresthem.
tConrier-Journal.
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WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLEANS
TEN-DAY PACKET

TEN-DAY PACKET
.-sss The large and elegant side-whee steam
H. =t er Il. l.. HODGE No. 2, Capt W. T.
- Boardman, JOS. Aiken, Cle k, will make
TEN-DAY TRIPS between Shreveport and New Orle-
ans, touching at all intermediate landings, leaving
Shreveport for New Orleans per schedule published
below on the arrival of the from Marshall. For
freight or passage apply on board:
Leaves Shreveport:
Friday, Fcb'ry 2GMonday, April 70 Friday, June 4
Monday, March Friday, - 23 Monday, L" IA
Friday, &" l9Monday, May 3Friday, 25
Monday, I" 22)Friday, =" l4Monday, July 5
Friday, April 2NIonday, I" al
card rates 90 cents 10 centsper b,rre and passen-
gers at $40. Tfe20 If
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Sleeping cars now run within fifty ailes D! Salt LskS
a lInu
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~ Policies issued and Losses paid at this office.
R0. e. BUCKNER, Agent.
Ofice-At Sale & Murphys, asrner of Texas andSprng
streets, Shreveport. tfe23 d&wtf
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Every desirable form of Policy issued for any amount
from $1,000 to S25>o00 single life.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

n hushana at syracuse, coming
bone recently very unexpectedly one
night, WAS detained for SOME time at
the door. When he got an his wife
wanted To send him out on dihereut
pretenscs, but lie entered the bed
room and found there a fellow whom
the wife had wished to gel gu, of the
house anpereeived. Fhe husband
did not shoot, AS n-any husbands
would, but made the wife dress anu
then turned her and her piIainsuI
out OF The front door together.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

HABITUAL COSTlvESESS OR Cox,
STIPATIuN. -Frum tlIi- atilictiun arise
nauy of the ailinEs of mankind. In
our every. day walks OF life We hear
people complain of Nervous amt
sick Headache, Biliousne-s. lnactiv.
ity of the Liver, Piles, Listlessne->,
Debility. Loss Of Appetite. Ch"li"
Pains, Want Of sleep ut night, and
DrOwsineSS through the day. Gen
orally tie cause at all this train of
difficulties can be traced t" C0stive-
ness or Constipation of the Bowels,
and remedy for this complaint IL
what is required; but among the
multiplicity nf cathartic remedies
how shall they choose? We all
know that p'ost cathartics, after
thorough action on the bowels, leave
them ia perhaps "A worse c"nstipate'l
state than before the remedy wa
taken. This. however, l. not the case
with Rnback's Blood Pills. They act
mildly, yet most effectively, Oh the
liver, causing that organ to throw of
the accumulated morbid matter. leav
ing the stomach and wells in II per
fect'y healthy and natural state ana
not c0nstii ated.
Those afflicted i'm this way would
30 well, after the treatment above in.
dratcd. to have RUhuck's stomach
Bitters where they could take IA dose
after each meal; they woald aid iii
gestion aud strengthen the stomach
WISE II BRYANT, Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

The fame of the celebrated Planta
ton Bitters has no parallel in the
history of Medicine. The thousands
upon thousands of bottles that are
made and sold daily is but proof pos
tive Of their Wonderful virtues.
Thousands of Certificates can he pro
da"ed showing the efficacy and Ger
tainty Of the cures which they effect,
and the Medical Fraternity, usually
81 Jealous Of anything which cau>e>
persons to think and doctor for them
selves, are compelled to acknowledge
their wonderful virtues, aud PRE-.
scribe them under other names,
They are sold 10y ali druggists.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

In New Haven. Conn, recently, a
clerk i'm the Yale National Bank
stepped into the bank to see II every
thing was all right there, when he
found man lying in front of the
stove, asleep, with IA cushion under
lis head. He Immediately secured
some one to watch the premises
while he went for police officer.
He secured one, aud the man was TIA
ken to the station. Upon examina-
ton it was found that he had broken
out pane of glass in the window,
and affected an entrance i'm that way
after which he endtavorcd tn reach
the money drawer by cutting hole
through the top of the counter with
his knife. but finding the work diff
cult, took a cushion and wentto sleep.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

A Philadelphia surgeon, who was
on his way to perform an operation
on a patient, had his carriage robbed,
and lost his surgical Instruments
while making temporary stop
"wherehy," adds the reporter, "the
operation was prevented HtTd the pa
TENTS life saved"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

The Omaha Herald tells the fol.
lowing: "a gentleman from the
neighbOring town of Fremont met
with quite a luhicrous adventure du.
ring the holidays. 1t seems that he
intended visiting this city, and he
fore starting went out for little frol-
ic with some Of the boys After II
while lie babe them goodbye, and
jumped aboard of one of The calahnns-
es. and wss soon sound asleep. Up
on waking up in tn, morning he i'll
Quired of the brakeman, "What sta
ton is this p Fremont was the re-
ply. Our friend had been slice ping
all night in one of the cars on ;hr
side track. We are informed 10y a
gentIer an who knows, that our
friend is strictly temperance man.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

The female suffrage hill passed the
lower House of the Dncntah Lesisla-
turp but failed la the Council 10y one.
II las since been recunsidered and i.
yet an open question.
This is c0ming In one Oft.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

The Sioux CITY Rcyistcl' says that
a corps of engineers have been engug
eel during the past ten days in sur
veying aud i"raiing the line of tie
SIOUX City and 1T. Paul Raj road
from ST. Paul nurIhward To the Ply,
mouth county line. This survey /.
being made preparatory ~ comme"'
ring work an the 81. Paul eud OF thu
line next spring.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

The Boston Traveller says the ques
ton of PROHIBITING corporal punish
ment in our public scho"ls " i'll again
tax the wisdom OF our Legislators this
winter. There is feeling abroad
tina, Solomon did not quite under
stand this matter, and that his wis
dom was old fogyi-m.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

The New York Times urges the
use of steam on street railroads and
says:
Three days use of it would dissi'
pate all appreliensions on the subject
One uf our East-siie roads attemI ted
it the other day, and forthwith AL
enlightened city guardian brought
forward II resolution to stop it! Ev'
cry attempt at progress or improve
ment is squelched hy the very author
ity that aught to encourage it,"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
PEARSON E-Oyvnlow'A Po-
sit sOn.

The Chicago Tribune says: ut is
said that Parson Br0wulow used to
keep nh account of his good and had
deeds, and occasionally TO strike a
balance Ia see what his chances were
for Heaven; and il useH to lie TIE boast
of the Parson that if IT. Peter kept
the account correct, he should have
no difficulty IN entering the celestial
city, as his good deeds were largely
i'm the ascendamcy. until he nomina.
ted A. johnson for Vice President
That sin sunk the parson and he has
since torn up his book and relies now
on saving grace alone.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

4 young lady in Tennessee has had
curious love experience. BY her
friends wishes she Tilted the man
she loved aud married another
Soon she obtained divorce ANA mar
ried her own true lover. Then her
second husband died. and HOW she
has re married her first husband.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

Harsh, frizzy, dead looking, and
difficult to dress, always results from
the use of dyes upon the human
hair. 4 restorative. OH the contrary,
like the admirahle preparation known
us "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restor
alive" readers it soft, glossy and
!sxariaat.--Sprt"gfe9d Republican.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
OIi.S, PANTS Il GLASS.

I EVILS. HAN & CO. sall Paints. OH. Varuish
IA & Window GEi,s. cheaper than any hDuSe
"a N0rth"c-L 20 to NJ South Wafer 81.
4 WILLARD FOX. manufacturer Of Windu
Z. Ga--. White IeTi. oil aHi Patty: agent
Brandon Paints. Richmond & Prays AxiS o.
iroshy Carriage Top Dressing. ~ Nashiagt,
'trsgt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

An ambitious politician recently
made hove to poor girl in Missouri,
the repeated heiress to $50. UD in gold.
only discovering after he had mar.
ried her That the whole thing was u
mistnke.