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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

Has AnuIvnD.-Dr. Burtio has received
his patent Fire Extipguishsss. They ara
the Babcock patent, aud warranted to pui
out the most destructive Zee in in lees than
Eve minutes. They have been repeatedly
tried in The eastern cities. with unboundsd
success. Even bsrn;ng bsnsins and ksro.
sens, mixed with light eombustibls material,
can bs sxtinguishsd in ~ instant. The
Dsctes has enc for he Opsra House and
enc for The Hetsl. Let our 1fsnsn aad
citizens make asrspgsasnts for public
exhlbitieu Of tkie inventieu,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

nBB BEST WASHING MAcHrnH os he Ass.
L II received the First Psenisn = ~ loWs and
price OF Sis, delivsisd to any part Of the City OF
Asck Island. Len - tTial tWo Wee1D. Al osdere
ief at \. 0arretts Store - wen DseonA It,, vll be
promptly attended to.
fobto-0tf 0ek10 4 90.
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English language, counseihnR its study, first,
as marvellous piece of mechanism, and, Sec
ondly, as possessing high spiritual power.
good foundation for proper study OF English.
Mr.. Jacob Pierson thought our own language
had been neglected. -"We must find time to
develope the beauties OF English literature.
What we teach most frequently is not the
English and the Latin language and litera-
ture, nor even English grammar IN
any scientific designation of the term;
but strang, compound in which
nouns, pronouns. verbs. adiecuves, and patti
p 'no e'ein'' tceadmill OF parse. parse,
p"So' 'ne sonaer oI his, declension of tha.
"nu 1""ny "a so.nethlnS >lse. The princi o pe
unaeriylng the rules are not s>upbt for. Tho
delicate niceties and intricacies OF y.o,nh4 40
oil unnotlced." The committee on the s,I,,.,,
or uniform system of pronouncine the c,ass,.
cal languages, reported in favor OF the oouti-
mental method. Mr.. James e. Munson The
veteran photographer, read a paper on the
relauon OF phonetics to philosophy, claiming
among the special uses of his system. tho
teaching of the blind to read; communication
OF the exact sounds Of foreign languages; and
the telcgraphic communications CT messages IN
any language. through all countries. without
translation Rev. Milton Maury defended tho
study OF the classics and Professor Comfort
favored the establishment of pathological
university. Ihe ASSOCIATION adjourned yester-
day to meet in Rochester, New York. in Inv
1870
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ID USSELL'S BOOK TORE.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS. &so.

rHE POET AND THE PAL >TER, or oems Of Ar,
and song, with ntnetv-nino large steel engray.
1Das, imperial 8vO. m. roc o. $40
IEEFTSoN's ENID III 1strated by Gustaye Dors Ia.
lilo. I'D g. eegant binding. $40. . n
lENNYsoN'H LocKsLY HALL, illustrated by Bennesy
octave, $3.
GRA7's ELEaY. with seventeen Hueiv colored Araw
ings and Photographic reproduction ;cf the
orte'nai manuscript, Alto So 90. l'
WAYsrDE PosIEs. original Poems of countrv life
edited by Robert Buchanan, with foriy.seyen
illustrations. Ato $40 -,
IHE BIRD, by Michelet illustrated by two bandred
and ten exquisite engravngs bv Giacomellj S6.
CHRIST IN SONG, or Hymns of Emmanuel selected
from all ages by Philip schad, d. D.. Svo, cloth
gllt extra 90.
CowpER's SABLE TALK. and other Poems. teaut,
fully illustrated by the most eminent English
Artasts. volume. Ato. 49,
>ToRY WITHOUT AN END. from the German OF ca.
rove, large 4to with fifteen beautiful mic.
lures, IN imitation of water coora, 81 BO
CHRLsTMAs CAROL by Charles Dickens with thirty
Illustrations. by Eytinge. smali 4 oc,avo e5
ScoTIA's BARDs, the choicest productions OF tho
Scottish Poets, beautifully illustrated 9yo Al
MAhMIoN, by Walter scott with ffteen photographs
illustration So.
LAYS OF THE hoLY LAND, from ancient and moder
writere with sixty-three illustrations 8yo ,s
cHAMBkRs BOOK OF BAYS miscellany OF populay
aMiquues, two large volumes, roval 8yo 50
lie above are all In elegant bludinga
January -. N.
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world should think that any message or
proclamation Of his is the result Of clamor
or dissatisfaction on the part Of the French
people. Hear him: "The notifications l
shave determined to propose are the natu-
"ral development of those which have sue
"cessively been made in the institutions of
"the Empire; besides, they will leave in
"taot the prerogatives which the people
explicitly oonfded to me, and which are
"the essential conditions of power which
''is the safeguard of order and society"
Which. being pa, APPRAISED, will read some
what as follows: You can have a respon
"s'hle ministry, 4, anything c,sc you Ike,
"sfw&ye proYiied ha~ever, thsr aoN q
"'ight Ts,ns for. .Ejeg ~. '.e- r.ople @H0
"ay 'ae'1 yo,ors s1l iss Es
"testines a. ",aucc, hold me rcspona;blc,
'Hnt' oot yoG and eurely eeu,leiBen, you
"~ould not have mo grow oblivious Of my.
"sacrod obligations"
Ihus the matter stands. But how long
II VIII thus stand no man can say. The
circumstances of the case, in many resnects.
are parallel to those that Immediately
preceded the fall Of Louis Philippe, with
this important difference, however, that. for
the present, all is quiet in Paris. Whatever
uoise those insubordlnate .'let," and ..cen
tire" gentlemen, undlsmayed by Sohnei-
DER, may make % tbo aaor d sae Ln@er
Gh"nhrr, the caa"iiie sbpse uc;uit Is The
voice oi' rsyoi'gv. Ns.s gave ~ syt .pado ..o
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q IT. CLIO u I'D "a q a nc l..

THIS NEW AND COMMOL IOUs HOUsE, LOCAL.
Ed corner o. Broadway and Forty-socohd- street
possesses advantages all other houses for the ac
commodaton OI its quests. It was built expreesiy
for frst-clsss family boarding house--the room.
being large and en- suite. heated hy stean-wi,h not
and cold ter and furnished second TO none; while
the culinary department Is On the most experienced
easlds, an rd.ug guepts IN uneqaailad table,
One OF Atwood's Patent Elevators 10 also annonR
the '.moderp improvements" and y the servlce o.
guests at all hours
The Broadway anc University Place cars pass the
Hall 10 Central Pa,k, while the sixth All, eventb
avenue ines are but short block On eitl er size
ahordjng ample facilities for communicating With All
he depos. steamboat landiaqs, places Of alr nse.
uept and business of the great metropolis.
".ss' q ~ hUhLAY. PrOprlctOrs.
March ID 6nas
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iENTS-S95 TO 91uO EsER
where, male and female. to in.
JiNE IMPROVED COMMON
WING MACHINE. This ma.
u. fell. tuck. nuilt cnrl hind
I -Na E.ent::

'F1'f at;<'sff. r,.". t.l.MAss NTLY s1Tu.
~ hi' Two 4%u : l,LE STORY, RESI-
-. I'-i sisn -!ct"t rnnesite Wentworth
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL.
June IA
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS. AMID oTHEps
AO having houses to reut, have their Plac ,r,ls
&C., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
and neatest STYLES Of type, at TIE NEWS JOB OF.
FOE, No. 1A9 East Bay ~
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GS ARAP.HIlNG AND, HAan-cu .,:,.a a.
LADIES AND JHILDhIN
attended at their residences promptly ana at rea. o
able rates.
send oAeers 10 W. e MARSHALL, Barbev,
AprtlI4 No. 81 proad-ssreat ,un ssr rs,
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TN TMtI DYgTMICT COURT ON ETH &c
Il United STATES, FOR TEE DIsTRTor OF
soTaH a1 GAHoL5EA1IM ~ An TIE FL aIAITER OF " W
.asns. 1923. 9 ~. BANhRU TN BANKRUPToY.-1
giyns potics Of hts appoiAtnent Assignee Of WIl
LIAM W 6ARLLEE. IN tho District OF Merton and
state OF south Oaso1na within said District who mas
been adJudRed bankrupt upon his own petition
BY she Llsrict Court OF eaid Dlsttict. ~
Dated the 16tb day OF July 1869. III.
July az tu3 A. H FnRD, Assignee.
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.IMa6fulmls.


GRAND TABLEAUX EXHIBITION
r o NJ L N A d L CON ERT
Will be given at MILITARY HALL, under the ans
pices of the
ASHLEY FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,
OF CHARLESTON.
To commence
Monday Evening, aeth instant,
And continue for ten successive lights.
AdnissloC only 25 cents. Children Is cents
Tickets can be pro. ured at the door.
1hc patronage Of the puo,,c ia Respectfully
''c1ted as the Committee has pledged them selves
to spare no pains in making this one of he most
attractive entertainments of the season. Reires b.
ments at city prices.
Doors open at T. Performance begins at half-past
8o'clock. Change Of performance each evening
S. X. GRAFT. Louder
L. 8 DENNISsDN,
July 20 Chat man Committee
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Qew publilat,ous.

RESOURCES CT THE SOUTHERN FIELDS AND
FORESTS, Medical, Economical and Agricultural; I;
Francis Peyre Porcher. NJ. d. new edition, revised
| and larpely augmented. 50 so.
TIE sUBJECTION OF WOMEN; by John Stuart
oCtAN TO OCEAN. Pacific Railroad and aojoin-
| ing Te ritries: 90 cents.
PAlLo,ophY OF THE PLAN OF s.LvAI1oN;
by CALVIN E. stowe, u. D., Professor in Andover
TaN CHRIST Of s1s1 DRY; by John Young, LII.
iHE LIFE AND I1aHr OF MEN; an Essay by
Church, san FlanclsOo. 50.
JEREMY " IAYLoR's SERMONS; complete in one
SERMONS OF HENRY WARD BEEcHER First
'ers1 Of Of = cPlymo%th GHn %hopq Pq'pit% !9I saso
MoN by tie lopIon rae oamitas * p1 SCR
The CONNECTION OF THE OLD AND NEW
IEs1 aEN M r: or tas History Of the Jews from The
M sI1Sis KEY 70 The BissR IL SsR;' containing the
ment Writer'S and wrting-Ihe Object Of the Bible
The Interpretation Of the Rible-The BAtIe as o
Guide 10 Faith, an much other valuable inrorma-
'RkcloRIUM P PAsToRALE; the Principles and
Practice Of Pastoral Work In the Church of england:
bv the Rev Jno. Henry Blunt. So so
THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA; it's Origin
and an account Of s progress to the deuth of Lord
TRAVELS IN THE EAsr INDIA ARCHIPELAGO;
by a. s. Bickmore, M. A. 85.
TOMMY FRY. AND WHAT HE DID IN SCIENCE;
with 46 Illustrations. 81 rs.
1HE MINES OF THE WEST; Report to the 8e.
cretary OF the Treasury by Rossiter W. Raymond,
Ph d., Commss oner of Mining Statistics. 81 rs.
PLANCHETiE; the Despair OF Science; being
full account Of Modern Spititualsm. its Phenomona
and the various theories regarding it. 81 as.
"planchette" can be had for one dollar and win
be sent to any part OF the county for swent2 nve
cents eXtr0
Any Books pabshed in America or Europe cent
free or postage receipt OF publishers price, Ad
dress
FOGARTIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. AGO Kipg-strees, lin the Bend Charleston g.
May IL D&C stuth6mos
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Notifes ia DanAruptep.

TE TEsE DIsTf7HCT COURT OF TEE
Il UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH OAROL1NA-IN The MATTER OF THOS
". GODBnLp, RANKRUPr-IN BANKRUPTCY.
70 wAom q may concern: The undersigned hereby
1HcMA~ W. GODBOLD, in the District OF Mariob.
and State Of South Carolina within SAID District
who has been adjudg ed O bankrupt upon fls own
petition by the Dis'K Kiet Court OF said District
Dated the 10th DAY OF Jaly. 1860.
July27 tuS A. H FORD Asu;0nea (
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500 PER DAY DI>CONTTNTTEn|

III AVING OBTAINED AN EXTENSIVE ANLY
~ widespread sale for 'sUEN rUKY" brand a.
r@1ne @ Cut Chewing Tobacco, desire to ANNOUNCE
that we shall not pack daily s1OO in the small tin
80 favoraby recognized that this lnducement is no
lor ger necessary To avoid misarprehenson, how
orders for elegant MEERSCHAUM PIPES in our
yacht Club" and Eureka" brauds of Smoking
Totacco.
! he "Yacht Club" is devoid of Nicotine and can
net injure the health, and is especially recommend
go TO people OF sedentary occupations or ncryousl
constitutions.
The trade are invited to send for circulars.
July II stuth1mo Nav vnr,
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ERYBODY To KNOW
NTlNG Of all kinds. plain and
1ted promptly in the neatest
vest New York prices, q. lHE
143 EAST BAY Call and ex-
ices before giving your orders
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~ n A II l. e TON HI Ell
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FTReT-CLAsS HOTEL SITUATED IN A
Pleasant location and In the business portion OF the
cis renders IT The most desirable Hotel for either
permanent or TRANSIENT guests he accommodations
are nnsnrpas cd havipg suites ~ elegantly
men The proprietor will endeavor 10 maintain the
haah reputation o, joyed by tho "Charlepton'' as
hrHt eiass house, and no effort will be spared to de-
fore bestowed upon it
The best Of Live y accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment.
ahe house l. supplied with the celebrated Arte.
Sian Water OF which delightful ba,hs can be had
either day or night Il. II. JACK.OK
= July IS Propriato.
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RemapaI.



UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..-TF4E
" Session of this Institution commences anuu.
ally on the first day OF OCTOBER and continues with.
out interruption, till the Thursday preceding the
four of July ensuing
Ihe orgoniz ltiOn of the Institution is very COM
plete embracing extensive and thorough cour. es
OF instruction In LITERATURE AND SCIENCE.
and IN the Professions Of Law. Medicine aud Eng.
neering.
The expense Of the Academic or Law Student OK
elusive OF the cost OF text books and clothing spd
pocket money, amount to about 1865 per ses.
SION OF nine months; and of the Engineering or
Medical Student to ABOUT 1896 Of which sums re-
specdyelv S22O or $3.50 is payable on aumissop and
the balance in the progress of the session.
For details send for catalogue.
O.. UNIV -rsity OF Virginia.
July "a limo Chairman OF the Faculty.
WV ASEIIMG GTON COLLIE GE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
PRESIDENT, GENERAL r. f. LEE.
AIDED BY FULL CoRPs OF PRoFEssoRs.
THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 10TH.
1869, and closes Jut g 10Th, 1870.
In addition 20 the REGULAR Collegiate Course the
Professional schools of Law and Civil and Mining
Engineering, are in full cpelatlon.
Necessary expenses. from $500 to 1915.
For latalogne, address " NJ LEIGH,
july iS limo ti'. Clerk of Faculty.
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:Mee1lnas.

UNDsCHAFTsBUND.
TNHE REGULAR MON NiHLY MEEiiNG OF THIS
Il Society will take place I HIS EVENING. at Eight
o'cio k CHAS. SIEGLlNG Secretary.
August 3
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"A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
i ,r small family. To compe,
wa les will be paid. Apply at No.
=, opposi'c Smith.
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ENTs FOR TEE AMERI-
- HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
Robert stewart. v. B., of Miss.
whole ground Of the bre eding
reatment of horses and mules,
health. 1t has won its way to
8 to-day the most popular and
'ok out. Address q. r. VEN :.
|. o. emo" March 10
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A fs W VATE E SALE. THAT FIN Ec
"A STAND with fixtures for q Grocery corner
Gnnoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
EonmAScaS. ShStu January 81
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y. r.. CLUB.

y. r.. CLUB.
A TTEND A ME- NO THIS EVENING. AT
N Fehrenbachs Hail. at Eight o'clcck.
BY o,der of the President. August 3
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FRESH DRUGS.

TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. WHOLE.
eD SALE AND RETAIL by DR.. II. BAER Nos
l3l MEETING->T RECT
VOLTS SCHIkDAM sCHNAPPS
HOstetter's Bitters
Plantation Bltters
FOutz' Horse and Cattle Powders
Winslow's Soothing syrup
Perry DAVIS tainkilIer
Mexican Mustang Linament
Fahnestock's Vermiiuge
June 26 stuth : :,
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6or Salf.

N>oiS ALE Low. LARGE CHURCH
IL ORGAN, containing thirty y-nve y. OPS.
e,r ALSO.
SMALL PARLOR OkGAN, containing four
Stops. IN handsome Rosewood Case. Aoply at
JObN BAKERS ORGAN Factory, No. IS Van.
dtrr rOrst-sreet. thatn9th III,
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VIGILANT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
THE REGULAR NJ )NTHLY MEETING Of THE
IL Company will be held at the Hall, THIS EVEN.
IEG, at tight o'clock.
By order. T. d LFr-Y,
August 3 -'tcrotary.
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/ az. APPRENTICES (NOT
IN or the lin NER'S BUSINESS.
sts' GOBLN'-, corner of Meeting and
3 august 8
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-iGUAr ION BY \ wn,TE
s Cook. Washer and Troner, with
Ganons. Apply at NO. Al East
~ August 3
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TTOM SALE, OLD HEWSpAPNFsg- 1M
a any auaatity. l'rica rs cents per hunaraS'
ne cneapest wrappanl paper that can be NEED. Al,
riy a. the ofsce of The N rWS. s.3s \, Mnrct
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

We have decided to suspend,
for the present, the Daily and
Tri-Weekly Post. The prostra-
ton of the Republican press
throughout the State is a necessa-
~ consequence of the late disas-
trous overthrow of the Republican
party.-Memphis Post.
We infer then that the Repub-
can party of Tennessee, after all,
is sure enough dead. The pap
afforded the Republican press OF
the State is, therefore, cut off, and
the press having no merits and
no readers, of course dies too.
! One by one, here and there the
organs of prescription and ne
gro equality fold their sheets
land like the Arabs, silently stca
| away"
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.1,o,o1er one takes place.

whenever one takes place
al. A statement OF the nun
To-, ,nd names of Rcpupllci,h
newsDapers taken in your Palla an'
,oI the names Of four or hVe ~
i've and responsible persons W.
viii circulate documents aii'' P''
pers. ,;e+ of all Dersons
,>o1J;no office bv election or ap-
,,ointment Of Republicans Mio
are opposing the party OF '
with our enemies ,l;oan or
If YOU have no Repunl1call on
!, oonization in the parish p ~
:, Furnish us with the names VI ho 81
~ five prominent and in11u elit1,',
Hanrblicans, who will, upon lht 10
Il authority of this Committee az
as a. Parish Committee ofsanln.
II s,,oh clubs as may be necessary
J. al = Parish Convention, alAo
# elect 3 full Parish Commlteee--
:, complete the organlZatloh' az,
; omen correspondence with U.s. d
~ above set forth. =. CHOW
g Al information tending to shoN
t. in 1Uhat locality protection an" Me
he tia viW be needed, shou,o po ~; 49,, .,
H. ft;77y forecarded to this Commit. p' 81
- Please designate some ene'y.t;
% ., and responsible person, Wno aoa " 6,
Ut, TRANSACT any accessory business n
te, us, and report monthly.
I'd. n. B-Ihis Circular IS OF cout'
IT, nriyate and confidential.
49, -: All communications to be a
1o- dressed to the Secretary OF =!
Committee, ?. 0. Box 2l49' NJ
we Orleans, La.
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e;CoRES AND WAREHOUSES; IN
MONROE,

That s;tr xssS s at
s town p ana back to
9n feet 2s ason5F ts
stories in hight aa an the lower floor, with ware
There y" tue and some 9n saSs G s
the upper 9or jewellers shop Below the two stoi
~ S
t ssfs lot tsto M Us
two stories in siy great protection against hre
as Ta ia sf i'd rs
ens this. p saS
balance in one IN; ~ rnrtGa &c the property,
OIIrans or to Morrison y L "a; Hti 100 no52tf
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SOUTHERN G. \ RRI a G Z
FACTOR Y.

TIME undersigned takes pleasure in making
4 known that he is now as we'll prepared as
before the war, if not better, to do ali kinds OF
work, either in manufacturing or repairing
carriages, bugges, hacks, etc. Ready made
work kept on hand; specimens of which may
be seen by calling at the Factory.
He will also carry on a gcneral Blacksmith
shop arranged so as to do all kinds of black
smithing.
Terms reasonable,
FIR. ENDOM
April 26,lsG6. n30-T-
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FRUIT TREES

90 A=3 WIN "a
T,ROM the extensive Nurseries of I. J. BEiCk
r MANS. Augusta, GEORGIA, will be 1ntn!Se't ny
me during the of 1869 and lo1o. DurimH nav
iration on the Ouachita and tributaries Will "clV
point or the \. L. T. r. Il. Descriptive cataongcs
shoyinr prices at Nurseries, mailed Tree to appi,
cnus Freight on shipments is addition al to be paid
by purchasers. --.., L.. M y,
TFrus.-Eauh order must he accompanied pS GaS'
or sight draft some house iii New oricAhs' Mon
or Trenton. -,,,,o
Monroe La Sept s. 1869. no5I Gm AGENT
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A DARK BAY MARE MULE, about six
a Years old, al hands high. branded on the
left shoulder with $685. 10 other dist'ngush-
inc marks Was last seen about the LIST OF
Aurust last, in the vicinity of Mrs: Dinkgraves,
on the river below Monroe. A liberal reward
wi vii hc naid for the recovery Of said mule.
WIZ w ]. c. GODFREY.
GAIT 1890 n5l:3t
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Nc" oRLE ANS
PLANTATION AND CITY
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
WILLIAM MCKEEN Elk,
NO. 217 Foydras Street.

and others needing Laboring
Hands-black or white, male or fenale-
can be supplied, at short notice and reasonable e
ra,es, and delivery on plantations gnaran-
teed. r
known Intelligence Labor Agency, as my old
Patrons are constantly proving by sending 10
me their orders and recommends.
City servants always on hand. Gangs pro-
cured at the shortest notice for plantations.
No11cE.-Planters applying for Laborers to
irresponsible parties or discharged worthless
runners who pay no license, have no place OF
business, have responsibility, and who 90
their money and time, and be disappointed and
lama ged by the non-delivery of freely promised
worthless hands who, eight times out OF ten,
are priv atey engaged TO Jump" the Planter al
! WILLIAM MckEEVER,
Plantation Intelligence Office,
n5l:3t 227 Poyd~as St, New Orleans.
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