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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

Mark Twain mads a speech al a han-
quet in bis homo at Pittsburg, q few day
since. in which be thus described big do.
but in the lecture field .-
had been told not 10 undertake 10 lec-
ture by almost every one j talked % on
the subject. Some of my most intimate
friends said to me that ] would make Ca
bigger fool Of myself than 4 really wns.-
Take aud sell the article YOU have written.
IL II good enough for a magazine, hut you
can't read II acoeptablv before an nudi-
ance. However, ] was bent on deliver
ing lecture, and I finally found pnc6ur.
agement i'm an old newspaper man of Sam
trancisco. Pc advised me to 20 iu and
secure a large house for my initial effort
but told him that / thought % would Boz
advisable 10 start with small house. STA.
guire. who owns the opera house iu San
Francisco. rented me- biz building ior ti
~ dollars. aud / secured au Old circus
man 10 attend 90 the heavy business.
The town was well plIcIriod, hut on
the morning previous to the lecture ]
cursed myself for announcing reserved
seats. However ! went down 70 thc che
atre about o'oclock In che afternoon. ana
there / found my circus friend in che b0A
office where / had placed him. Every
seat In the house bad been sold, and upon
making this discovery hali resolved Gap
leave town, but my friend wouldn't iDt
me- The house WIS opened 90 seven
o'clock. and thr lecture was announced to
commence al eight That ! mightHceua.
tom myself tl The place ] went down
about six o'clock, but ! was BOP "a terrible
sweat and such torture u- J was possessed
of / never want % experience again.
slid in softly 30 that no one could acO mc,
and went cropping and -uipcrIng among
odd looking castles, forts and other .mEH
things until I found the curtain. and By
peepinp through hole in Do / saw that
the house was crammed iull of people -
At this discovery my alarm increased, and
ii had felt bad before ] now was worse.
Drops Of sweat fell when ] thought that
H. should $50 ont there and make % b0tch
there were men enough there to cat Wn
up.
However. had taken tbo procnuuon
to get six good mcu, and procured them
seats i'm the first row. When ] said any
thing that ro.cmbod joke they were 90
90 il on the floor as hard us thuy could.
Iftbe iokc. were very ob-currd and mo
audience wouldn't see 10. was t1 look
M my six men In the front row and amiIo.
ns a signal for AN uprDar when upon
every occasion was promptly answered.
/ went on at last iu such a sweat THAT j
was obliged To lean on bench for supports
bat in few minutes my fellows made
such outrageous applause that ! nave o..
covered: and was uctumlysrpri-od my
self al the number of Jokes J related. ]
went on swimminRly, interpreted my
jokes with pathos; and when 900 thi. strain
happened 10 catch the eye oi "a lady iu
the box whom was acquainted with, and
accordingly smiled gently Instantly
il was caught up and responded 90 Ny Che
SIX men in the front row, and upon tIia
occasion they did their best
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

Bergen. Germany, has papier-mache
church which will hold one thousand peo-
pie
John Smith Is among the members Of Con-
gress from Ohio.
The New York Leader estimates that nc
Tess than twenty thousand New YorKers are
living above their means.
The answer 70 numerous inquiries as to
the whereabouts of Indian Summer, "a thai
u has gone tot reservation"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

A Jealous wife attacked bier h@s-a1.
with a club In So Joseph, recently Tho
Gazette says. "lhc thwaek came irt
and furious, each blow seeming moro
fierce than d. predecessor and lighting
in "a new place. a series of mccarthy
howls came ringing up from the room. aH
the nagclator continued her operations,
and the suffering husband executed gym
tious that would have done honor t tlr
ground and lofty tumbler' of travel.
ing circus The neighbour heard he
noise aud were astoundcd bat then It
was family quarrel and obey dared no.
interfere The punishment went 0n until
the infuriatcd female became exhausted
and dcsisted from sheer lack Of strength
The lacoratod husband sought ha couch
and with sundry lengthy Caudle lectures
ringing in bis cars, finally found peace Boz
the arms Of morpheus.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

SHFRIIF SHOT AND KILLED WHILE At
TEMPTING TO ARREST HoRsE-THIEF-
From "A gentleman who reached here nom
East Tennessee. yesterday, we learn that o.
Friday last. man named Gal in Hicks.
" HON the sheriff of Monroe county had
deputiZed to arrest one Hunt, accused OF
hurse-stealing summoned "A posse of men
and went that night to the house Of young
Hunts father, for the purpose OF making the
arrest. They were met AT the door by the
old man. who asked what the wanted. aud
further, if they had not come after his son
Hicks answered that they had. and asked IL
he was at home. The father said, YES
he's up STAIR" aud called TO his son I"
come down; that Il lot Of men were In the
house looking for him, and 10 come down
and help Kill them. AT the same time he
eyeled his pistol at Hicks and fired. wound
ing him. Before Hicks fell he returned the
fire wounding oil Hunt who fired again
The second shot was fatally effective. and
Hicks was killed. At this juncture young
Hunt came down. and also commenced fir
ing. After the exchange of several more
shots from both Sides the posse succeeded
in capturing both the Aunts. Another one
of the D )sse was wounded, and also young
Hicks. The Hunts were both lodged III
Jail.
The affair took place about four miles from
adsOnyille.-Nashville Union.
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Mrs. N. B. WALLER.
Reminiscence of Mr-. Madison.


At dinner Mrs. Madison always took the
head of the table; r. Madison the middle.
aud one of his secretaries the bottom. Her
memory was so good that she never forgot
name. and would address each of her
guests though just introduced with twenty
Irhers, rs if she had known them for years.
She was magnificent looking woman in
the dra wing room. Her stately and juno
like firure lowered above the rest of the la
lies When she found timid, young girl
he would attend to her most assiduously.
conduct her to the piano, and remain with
her till she became more at her ease. At
one of her receptions a tall, dangling youth
fresh from the backwoOds, made his appear
tnee and took his stand against a partition
wall. He stood in that position like fix
ture for half an hour. and finally vehtured
TO take a cup OF coffee, which il was then
the custom To hand around. Mrs. Madison's
keen eve had noticed his embarrassment,
and she wished to relieve it. She walked up
and addressed him, The poor youth. as
founded. dropped the saucer on the floor,
md uuconsciously thrust the cup into his
breeches pocket, The crowd is so great
remarked the gentle lady, ''tlIat no one can
avoid being jostled. The servant will bring
YOU another cup of coffee. Pray. how did
YOU leave your excellent mother? 1 had
,nce the honor of knowing her, but have
not seen her for some years" Thus she con-
tinued, till the poor youth felt as IL he were
in the company of an old acquaintance. He
took care. secretly and soon, TO dislodge the
protuberance in his pocket.
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rOPD BYRON TO HIS HALF SISTER,
TIE HON. MRS. LEIGH.

Nc sister. my sweet sister! if a name
Dsarer aud purer were, it should be thine.
Mountains and seas divide US, but | claim
Eo taars. but tenderness to answer mine.
- wbere | will, to me thou art the same
loved regret which | would not resign.
Tbere vet are two things in my destiny
Aworld 10 roam through, and home with
thee.
Tho first we're nothing-had | still the last
r we're the haven of my happiness;
Rpr other claims and other ties thou hast,
And mine is not the wish TO make them less.
can reduce all feelings but this one;
And that | would not for at length / see
Sucb scenes as those wherein my life begun,
The earliest-even the only paths for me
Had but sooner learnt the crowd TO shun-
had been better than | now can be
The passions which have torn me would nave
slept;
For three, my own sweet sister, in thy heart
know myself secure, as thou in mine;
We we're aud are-l am, even as thou art
Brings who neer each other can resign;
II is the same, together or apart.
From life's commencement to its slow de-
cline
We are entwined-let death come slow or
fast,
The tie which bound the first endures the
last
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LEAvE!-.Round-About " of N.

A~A1AN Z IOU0Q-ADOQI, OF the
Louisville Courier-Journal, SAYS
Every able-bodied young man during
the winter is expected to, and generally
does, do vast amount of visiting, and tc
guard them from the rock so many are
splitting upon, whisper of advice as to
how they can, perhaps, enhance them
selves III the eyes of the young ladies
the effect may not be unwelcome, and
many martyrs to late hours will thank US
Tor lnslnuating the suggestion into the
minds OF their adorers. Its simply this !:
Don't stay too long. Eight o'clock is
quite early enough to appefr at beauty
feet, and you should incontinently vanish
at ten. Every minute you stay beyond
ten initiates against you. Your charmer.
after two hours, will begin to exhibit
symptoms Invisible to YOU of getting
sleepy, if not fatigued. Her parents will
be kept up too late, and her mamma, in
particular, deprived of the precious priv
llege of cross-questioning your Angelica
and dIssecting you when YOU are out of
the house. Endeavor to make yourself
as agreeable as possible from eight to ten,
and then leave promptly Short and
frequent visits tell, when your setting-out
policy of staying until the old gentleman
comes down and asks you to remain
few minutes longer and get your break
fast, never would count. The young la
dies will like this better, and look all the
tresher for not having been victimized
from ten to twelve the night before, and
make themselves more charming than
ever the next time. Young fellows suf-
fering from their first attack of calf love
will think this cruel advice, but the pa
rents and young ladies will not
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

The Florida orange crop ~ nno-thlrd
larger than last year, And cha fuif i1 very
fine. The hulk 81 the crop goes ~ New
York; the balanca A conaumnd in GCrrrir
mnd The Chroiinnd.
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The postal money order system r.rf..
inauguratrd between ths United n.HIaH s..
Switzerland Wotk- very -Nuuuthly H#s a..-
irfact, rily. and proves of great brurft b r.r
Uu0rer c't-srs boo Che frwi tH"rr ~ Hm.I
sums. TIE auuuHt transmitted o. uUt .Hr.r
amounting a. about $500 per week tfr
way.
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The Johustown. Pennsylvania. iron-wori1
employ three thousand workmen.
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A Philadelphm school girl wishes she was
a boy, 80 she could swear when she dropped
her school books In the mud.
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Since the adiourumrut OF tIugrn.. inn
President ha- suspended abuat Uur uunIr"i
aud twenty i've postmaster ln yaruu. srg-
tinns Of the country a li.t uf thrar Hu .-
pensions viii be- submitted Co fHr -..H.r
Tor it, actiuu upon them Immediate r..r
tlitoUeniuR Of tOugrcrs.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

Prince Humbsrk Of Italy. tseps on sow-
ing his wild oats. interpreted with any
number Of sskares.n
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

PARIS Nov. 30 Napoleon wHH received
by thr j.iut session ui thr senate Hud 'urpa
Irri-Hnm with cordial demonstration OF
iotuiity--mpmbcr- ru.raud remained inrl-
ing. The Emperor after ascending tNr
throne and uuIrt being r,s .uI,d delivered "a
-prprh iu % clear. hru voice. The speech
sketches out un Imperial reform hl.l tUr
France and Is minute and tNHp. Boo it7 sprrI.
Hettiou oftbe poiut- witch hr propose iur
the correction of existing abuses hud ilr Iu-
tire elevation OF else people Bop thr muHiNlr
nalitir-, the schools. tht' urtrhuUH tuN uu
the tarm. The Emperor concludes hy Hu-
nouucing the existence of friendly rrIH.
lions between Fiaucr aud ull civilized rUunr
tries Aud rpcouutiug the aid uu' ruruuT-
agamrut which the Empire Renders fu tHu
de4rloptrput 81 the grand uHtluuu uu Ut.
Of the worlds prugtvss to Wit. ElrD.ririI}r
the Sucz canal aud -trHm, TOE Hlr rte. D.
ion given 90 Her Majesty in thr Ernst cone
-titutc- o. subject tor special ruuputuIatlou.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

Buffers quartermaster, rs was expected,
upholds the action Of the Beast.
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COLUMBIA October 23 -iun-lNrrINIf fN.
element wH- produced 90 in"h l'"IuHb Nt
70 urgro's GoERiug white Whu inr 'mr an-
uit-tic mati,r The interest Iu DO" urrura
renee AROSE mainly from Ihc uuturlriy Ui iHu
partio-. The u,Grp i- "a party l'tItr among
ihc Rrpuhlicau urgtor7. i- lawyer h} pro.
frs-iun. and holds the office Ol N--isttut ADJ
iutput-Cirueral ot tile state lls uain" !. ~.
H. Elliott and be- came to thls State ium
MY--acfttilrtf. since the war The NHIIr
man 4. otthp same parity. Hud brlpup. fu fhr
la-4 Of men hrf- Known a- rHrpnt-buggrIH
lie g. one Of tht NrrtrfHfir- OF lltr Excel
lrury Governor rroit TUE dIiIrulft Is slId
to have arisen out "i q letter Wuitru Dog IHr
SECRETARY to she wife ot uur A-rlaat ANju-
unt Grurral lhrdruhhiuP wHs handsome
and we'll laid ON Witi H stout "lip.
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Tho special Washington cpfra-p .udrHt 0r
the Cuufior-Juurud. .Iu hI- dapHtUh ~ aIr
% I, iuTni,hC- tIr following
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GALE OF WAREHOUsRD
AND UNCLAIMED GOODS.
U. s. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEg ORLEANS = ;!.s

U. s. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS,l
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Dec 10, 1868.
The following goods having remained in Warehouse
than year wsrehoused for than
three years auction in with
law snd the regulations Of the Treasury Department. at
Warehouse No Custom House Building Custom House en-
trance, SAT URDAY, January ls69, at ii o'clock ~
UNCLAIMED.
bundles Iron Ties "a cases Cordial box Cordial
bundles Iron Ties ia boxes Orange Flower
Water is cemiohns Orange Flower Water; l. cask
Whiting (; l cssk Curry Combs and Spoons ! box
Looks; box Hinges Locks. etc 1 box Ink; $40 bum
dies Iron Ties u casks Port Wine bale Carpets Dbl
Molasses: IL pigs from IA Tiles; Guns cases
Paper; case Plated and Jspsr Ware bale Wall Paper;
oask Brandy Spoons Sc bales Gunny vloth; 81
Ale box Dentists Instruments; cask Poit Winei
punchecn 6Tar dy; Cotton Gin.
WAREHOUsED OVER THREE YEARS.
Is boxes Champaene Brandy Fruit; 46 boxes Corr
dial: puneheon Whisky; bale Hsndkerehieh; a
Cotton Cards; 10 cases Wool Cards: bar Iron.
PERRY FULLER. Collector.
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NEW ORLEANS, jackson q GREAT

UNEAss - MAYO
N SUCCESSORS TO MAeEB q KSEAsSJ
Removed from No. 9 Magazine street,
Manufacturer OF saddlery and Harness.
-TnPoKrkRs
zxDDrERY HARDWARE, Betting, PACKING AND
HOSE, ErC., ETC.
Eos sTcheuptOuiss and New Lsvss' and "a IS and %
Common Strsets.
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Junels, lS6s-In accordanG
sct entitled an act TO-.
on Free Banking In {
approved March IS ~
70 lthe holders Of tho.
Bank, duly audited under =
ssnt the same at the Bank,
STATE Auditor, for the Pr
year from this dste, other 8
bank for said purpose will z
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-09

Bank sf New.
June Is. lS68.-In sccorday'
sct entitled an act TO esq
BANKING In the State or.
1855, notice Ia hereby given.
notes Of this Bank, duly g
act, 10 present the same =
once oil the State Aud 20 T.
within one year from this =
b. said Bank for said puS
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POUND NOTICES.

CTREET COM haIssIONER'S DEPART
- MFNT Room No. T. City Hsll-New Orleans. Jan 3.
is6e-Were brought the Second District Pound corner
Of Orleans and Claiborne streets Is estrays-
Seven GOATS of different eolors;
Which, II claimed within thee days and the
thereon paid viii be cold az pablo aacon at said Pound
MONDAY January II, 1859, 81 l. o'elOoA
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
Pas. JABARRE, for CONTROLLER
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cONsTABIE'S SALES.

q. cONSTABIE's SALES.
RUSSELL 4 HALL VS.. +. RRICaNAN-sIXTH JUS
tice Court, Parish Of 0rleans-No. 1903.
DYVIRTUE OF a Writ of nsrf facias
ID ected by the Honorable the Sixth Justice OF the
Peace the Parish Of Orleans viii proceed to sell
public aucop SATURDAY, the 10th day Of Jannary,
1867. at u o'clock ~, q lS9 Roufs street
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNlTuRE, as par inven-
tory hle
Seized in the above suit
D4rTKRns-Cash the spot 10 q Treayury notes
WM 0ORMLH, Constable.
MOSES KATE VS.. b MOsBY-NO. l426-SIXTH JUS
tees Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
RY vsRTUE OF n writ of neri facias TO
Id directed the Honorable the sixth Justice Of the
the Parish Of Orleans will proceed 20 sell at pub
lie auction at the Merchants and Auconeers on
TUESDAY, January 49, 1862 ct II O'Clock the following
described property, to.wit- -. 49,. L.,
LOT OF GROUND. situated In the Fourth District OF
this city in No 2 bounded BY Philip FIRST Howard
and ard designated lot number I'VE on
plan by H. Pile city or, dated 18th April 1850,
deposited in the sce Of Z. Bouny notary public and
front First street by 30 feet In DEPTH with
improvements thereon
~ TxRMs-Cash In o. T. Treasury notes. 80.
WILLIAM GORMLEY, Constable:
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BOARDING.

DOOMs, OR ROOMS AND BOARD,
N Can be obtained at IS Bourbon street.
DOA X DI NQ-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
ID ments 10 rent with board and the OF the
naror The Of the most desirable In the city
Apply at LAG st. Joseph street
UyIBsT CLASS BOARDING-0NE OR TWO
gente families who desire comfortable home aud go Cd
living pleasant part Of the city nisht be suited on app
cation at Of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum Square has large well furnished rooms
and Is by extensive grounds The street cars
pass the door.
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BOB HAHTs
NAPOLEON CONCERT HALL,
Ne. 81 Royal Street, New Orleans.

Free Concerts Every Night from O'Clock The nnst
Wines LIQUORS Premium Beer to be had and served
by the most attentive walters.
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CALDwELI}s xxrKACT.

An on which restores Gray Iva original color.
~Sn--.shi,g al the hxad necessary. For sale By
~ q. n MORRISON,
,...r a.a Wholesale Druggist. rO.I1 Magazine -,
iNPoi'0 DR. JAMES SYNE,
uUhoi..ale ana Retail Druggist, No 139 Canal street,
DR. HASTINGS.
u-,yv5s eorner Felicity and Magazine streets
49,. 49, ffaesrs,.si FELIX SA SON,
No. IA Bsronns street, near Canal
= NEW ORLEANS, May a lsse.
Csrdwsrrs Extract.
y...,. n.lvucs, ilis on and IN my expehnents Af-
Piled 1T nfsIf, reeognise inss - ss ~ -sstor,ns
~ 81, X erssa color testimony Of when neree
arr my signature. wrrJx sAROy
ioaSA''i runortsr = Human Hair, southern Empornm-
2 u. a CALDWELL Patentee
p,rsf Sos TtrangsrsI No. Is Chsrtres streeA
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Union BankS,
leans, June IL, lS6a-ln q
Are set entitled AN act .
Banking In the State Of ~
nstice Is hereby given TO- :
81 this Bank, duly audites
present the same At the ~
State Auditor, for the Pufl
from this date, otherwise
said purpose win be recie.
v
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IUEsTEKN LANDS AND SECURITY Es.

Tn addition TO Government State and Railroad Bends and
Stocks we buy sell Lands Illinois Wisconsin, MIME
,ots Iowa, Missouri Kansas and Nebrasks.
The highest srcs paid for titles TO LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES.
pIsCREDITED WESTERN COUNTY. CITY AND TOWN
BONDS.
Correspondents solicited, and any Information required
furnished without charge Address
AUSTIN CoRBIS CO.,
Bankers, New York City.
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CIGARS-TOBACCO

CIGARS-TOBACC
g HERNsHEIM,
PELICAN CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
No. az Gravier street,
Has constantly on hand choicest brands Of Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO
Also-A large of imported HAVANA and DO
MESTIC CIGARS Meerschsum Pipes, Brsr and Wood
Pines Tobacco Pouches and all Smokers Articles To
baco in hogsheads bales for the Mexican market and
plantation use Cigar Leaf of all kinds for manufacturing
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
100 caes CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
80 boxes SWEET los
100000 Havana and Domestic CIGARS Of assorted brands
and sizes
100 boxes PAGES Gold Bar TOBACCO
80 :. Sam Tibbett's TWIST and li's.
rs . Msyo's Choice NAVY.
300 =, Assorted brands, Medium and Fine Bright,
500 caddes May Apple TWIST. Bright quarters.
And NAVY TOBACCOS ai
r. sARRAZIN's
TOBACCO MANDATORY.
Corner Chsrtres and Cont strsssa
NJ sIRRAzIE thankful for the patronage extended
70 him since the esbshTen. o. ns isc.JIy IA %
on able TO offer 70 the Southern States superior
.cs se srs oE Al. p@s % ohsnDs fs
Pipss. Cigars etc. s renewed By svery ArrfvN.
AGENCY
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
TobaccO-2oO0 packages choice bands.
JY whtted's Gold Ambrosia. W. Corbip, Harry Lee
North tate W. R. Tayor Star Pounds Nat Macon, W..
Miers Nutmeg and various other brands, Tor sale Dy
l04 Poydras street.
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DOUGLAS
ENGRAvER AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp street,
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL

Visiting and wedding Cards engraved In the most elegant
manner Business Cards Account Sales Cotton, Bills Ladng
Checks Invoices and Circular letters. etc., Lthogrsphsd
sesls Canoeing Stamps. Door Plates, etc.
Initials embossed paper and envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOR DIE
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
DRAWING OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR JAN s.-oLAss a
II2IsI4I 10
MaI@!9saTn! d a! is! 6! 8! q 8 a El-r-[-
The above drawing. are published in all the prinsip.
and are drawn in guSH Sns pssasn q the
St ohsIss Street. Street Cor un ion. a. T. q s.v
of ''n''''' i''' H ~ E%Sf I%,sa;s..,,
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES.
CIKE ExTINGUIsHEK.
ALWAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE. -
Endorsed by leading Fire Insurance Companies the
Gov err ment Chief Engineers, and over
Nine Thousand
OF tire leading citizens throughout the Union
has saved over Five Hundred Buildings with property
amounting to many millions OF dollars. 1t is requisite in
every buhding, being
CHEAP, SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE.
No one who values life property should be without
Fire Extingui,her.
Ills as effective in the hands Of boy the most expe
rieued fireman. has machinery to get out Of order
1hs FIRE EXTINGUIsHLR has received the highest
encomiums from the Press.
No invention much good for the public a. the
FIRE EXTINGUIsHER which siauds always charged and
syaa BILE action and not only affords the means OF
at once graphing FIRE a. its outbreak when 1t is COM
raavey small and subdne but 10 does so with that
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