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Rats About.

A tramping "rat" printer visited
our town last Monday, offering to
take job-work at starvation prices
Beware of these Gratis" as what they
loose on these jobs they will make
up by stealing. We have two good
home printing Offices, either one of
which do better work and at fair rates.
-49glaize Democrats iai.a a1i
These Gratis frequently visit Ash
land; and have about convinced our
Commissioners and Bankers that they
can do first class tjob-work" for less
than the paper costs usl Very we'll /;
the next time our county officers de-
sire the influence of the Press of their
party to help them to a place, we will
advise them to make their bed with
the traits" who are saving at our
throat. Do you see?
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Negro Suffrage in Ohio.

the New York. Times has a some
what patronizing general article OF
the Democracy. SIN Ohio and In
diana," says the Times, 1--WE observe
fan inclination to make the Fifteenth
amendment a ground of contention
From the support of political equality
regardless of color, the Republicans o
that State, cannot escape ifthey would
tThey are committed to it irrevocably
as a party, and justice as well as con
Fsistency requires that they shall give
it no lukewarm support" The Tine
says that the principle of negro suf
frage ''cannot be excluded from the
Republican platform. The undeter
mined question is, whether the Demo.
Gratis, forgetting nothing and learning
nothing, will make a virtue of resis-
lance to negro suffrage andin the an
swer, in some degree, depends the
complexion of the Ohio contest"
The extent to which the Republicans
are irrevocably committed to negro
suffrage, is shown in this, hat wien
that principle was made an issue in
lie campaign of 1867, enough Repub-
Iicans united with the Democrats to
bury the measure beneath al adverse
majority of more han $4,000. The
Republicans lost the Legislature, and
barely saved their Governor, Hayes
depletinp the majority of Cox by a
majority of 26, OUT4 and upwards. a.
In the light of this fact, We cannot
see that whether the Democracy will
support or oppose negro suffrage, Is
an Undetermined question" Ger
tainly they will be ''learning nothing"
if they embrace that principle now, in
the face of the emphatic popular con
demnation given to it in 81. The
Democracy aim to support the will OF
the people, and when it is so plainly
manifested, as in this instance, it is not
likely that they will go counter to it.
The Radicals are evidently afraid to
"come up to the mark" in The suffrage
question in the coming canvass. as is
too evident from the way they are ur-
ged to do so by the Cincinnati Com
mercial, Cleveland Leader, and others of
their papers. The Commercial tells its
party that they will loose Office if they
dDdluOu tlclI COlOIS LUZ oCSLIo
no wise confident that they will heed
its warning. Certain it is, if the SEN
timent of the State were very decided
or emphatic ON this subject, we should
not have these appeals to the Repub-
licans to "toe the mark. "-PLain Dealer.
The Republicans of Richland coun=
ty came bravely mp to the scratch, and
warmly endorsed negro suffrage; yet
the Republicans of Ashland county
are rather feeble kneed on the ques-
ton; but since the performance by
Assessor coke" at Leudonville, on
Friday last, we have strong hopes that
the party will have backbone enough
to take down the whole 'nigger.r
Why not? The great statesman
Gen. Grant has already endorsed the
measure. Don't forget the darkey
gentlemen, you are indebted to him
for all your success in former days,
and should mount into the same bed
with him. No wry faces-ceurage-
progress( G)-negro suffrage, beautiful /!
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which, by q sort of muscular effect, he
could let down over his abdomen. By
another muscular twist he would APP
parently remove his heart from its
natural place. in the left breast, down.
to the left side, then over to his right
side. By a series of c%ontortions he
churned his intestines around in every
direction, turning them over and over,
and then back again. He was exam
med by some of our medical men and
others, and they concluded that of all
men he was the most ''fearfully and
wonderfully made" He claimed to
be of English birth, and said that he
has a brother in Detroit, Michigan,
who is endowed with the singular pow
er of drawing his head down into his
body like a turtle. If this latter
statement be true, it will be a power
full argument in the hands of our;
Democratic brethren by which to prove
that the negro is not "a man and a
BROTHER. but belongs to a race of in
ferior animals.*- Wooster Republican.
We took a look at the darkey in
Mansfield, the other Cay, and conclu-
ded that nature had somewhat "mix-
ed herself" in the formation tof that
darkey." To our mind, it would take
about sever monkeys, two balloons
and good sized Ourang-ou-tang to make
such specimen of the animal kingdom
Solar as we could observe, he did
O. -EFfa -..| .. -.
not excel LANGsToN or CHARLES SUM
NER in point of craftsmanship.
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Begins Early.

We understand that Assessor Hill
DERBRAND took time by the fore-lock,
and went to Loudonville the day be-
fore the time of holding the Republi-
a nominations, and held a private
nomination for his friend KENNINGER,
in which Yankee Robinson and his
Egyptian Cow, took prominent part
OF course, KENErseEk got all the
votes The show stfli goes on--town-
ship after township drops in ; and the
central clique manipulate to suit them.
selves. This gives the nomination to
KENNlNGEn beyond doubt. Now
comes the osher. question-will the
people concur in it?
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~ overnoE

Our exchanges Throughout the State
pre- busily engaged in canvassing the
respective merits Of the various candi-
dates proposed for nomination for
Governor at the 9TH of July, Demo
cratic Convention
The names of Hon. r. p. Ranney
of Cleveland, Hon. Thomas Beer of
Bucyrus, Hon. Charles Follett of
Newark, Hon. Thomas Ewing Jr. of
Lancaster, and Hon. j. Emmett of
Chilicothe, are mentioned as the most
prominent.
These are all good men, and the
Democracy of Ashland county, have
as yet, shown no preference for either.
Still, we are convinced that our people
will cordially support the nominee,
whoever he may be.
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A Curiosity.

Those of our citizens who have a
taste for the supernatural, had their
curiosity gratified on last Thursday,
by the extraordinary performances of
a colored brother. This remarkable
specimen of humanity, at first sight,
presented nothing unusual except a
tremendous muscular Development
But when his corporal machinery
was once set in motion by the appli-
cation of a few greenbacks, then the
show began. He appeared to be pro-
,ui5ad- ,vith, two sets of ribs. one set of
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From LESTER SEXTON. of Mrlwauk
"a GREATBLEsSING" =

From Rev. L. ?. Ward, Avon Lorraine
Druggists, Gleyeiand. o.. -''-
Gentlemen, III gives me great pleasure
to state that my wife has derived great
benefit from the use of Goes DyrpepeiA
Cure. She has been for q number of years
greatly t. ouhled with 'Dyspepsia, accom-
PAM ed with vic lent paroxysms of constipa-
ton, which so FRUSTRATED her that she WAS
all the while, for months. unable to do any
thing. She took, ut your instance, Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, and-has derived great.
benefit from it, and is now comparatively
well. She regards this medicine as d great
blessing. Truly yours,
Jan 18th, 1868. - L. f. Ward.
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-"Attorney General West"

-"Attorney General West" has
given his opinion that the new law fur
nishing negroes for voting will have
no effect. Attorney General Vests
opinion is about az good authority as
the opinion of Judge Greene, or any
other partisan lawyer. So far as San
dusky County is concerned it is the
intention of the Democracy TO see that
the law is enforced aud any judge ofan
election who receives a negro or cop
per colored vate will be prosecuted.
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Grant rs a liar will probably take
the championship. In the matter of
making appointments and removals
he is reckless of his word as a man.
Mrs. Col. Hood was Postmistress at
Mt. Vernon. Hearing that efforts
were to be made to cur her removal
she, went in person to Washington
and had the personal assurance of
Gen. Grant that she would not be re-
moved. She had hardly reached home,
however, before her successor was ap-
pointed. In this connection we will
mention a little ''scrap" as to the Ere
mont office, A few days before Mr..
Lesher vas appointed Grant gave hs
aoord that another party should receive
the appointment. But not "a hours
passed before he repudiated his prom
Use by appointing Mr.. Lesher.
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MESSENGERS, &C., whose removal they
are about to demand from the Tfeas.
ury Department. They haRessals6
prepared another list o~f-mefdl56fs u
that organization, whichEhey sintendto
submit to the Secretary for selection
for appointments to fill the vacancies
that may be created in answer to their
creates
much feeling among the Department
'ofEeials.
r THE WHISKY BUSINESS.
Information was received at the Rev.
enue Department here to-day of the
existence of a large number of illicit
distilleries in Lee County, Virginia,
ON the Kentucky border, and a COM
bination on the part of the proprietors
to resist the officers of the Revenue.
Commissioner Delano has issued or
ders to have the evenu laws enforc-
ed against them, and, if necessary to
call for military assistance to compel
the payment of the revenue tax.
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appearahcA again, as aliytng, 4erith
bic snakeA monster IN size and length;
onsTuesaay oE last week sone small
boysSNho were out m thewoods play
ing, saw it. They describe it as being
a tremendous large snake, with yellow
spots all over it. One of these boys
-saysit-pas-as-thiek as his-body, and
longer than a wagon tongue. 1t was
moving on the ground slowly, and
they took a good look at his snake
ship. They ran TO the house for their
father, who fastened to-the place
where they last saw it, but it had dis
appeared, 1t was near the creek, and
there were discovered to be several
holes in the ground, which are sup
posed to be his den. This snake has
no doubt lived there for years, and it
may be that his snakeship is not keep
ing house alone. DIR. Donnell offers
five hundred dollars for the capture
of the snake alive, provided it is as
thick as a six inch stove pipe, and over
fifteen feet long.-Franklin (had.) Jeff
ersonian.
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Making his Power Felt. Hon.
NJ. Welker, it is understood is ma
king his power felt, so far as to secure
the removal of those who were luke
warm supporters OF who worked to Sc
cure his defeat at the election. The
impression prevails that he is looking
to a denomination. IF he has set his
D j make ;any frsssSdb reeaiseiI
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IN CONSUMPTION.

fif tFsf 90 UEENr
Many q care-worn sufferer has fopnd relief
and to-day ~rejoices that her life has boon
made easy and prolonged by the usocfOocH
Cough BAfsar1. 'tH-Ys>t .E@fF=ii inSTTalHJ
I. =. So '7f yGg .1.au4I h3voIgqr ,ssrh.si,
4 Amongst the many Testimonials III
u possession. we have only room
for the following: I-rr1.,
NEW Haven, Conn.,, Oct. IL, 1906
Messrs. G. G.. CLARK & Co.:
! GENTLEMEN,-I feel 1t n duty and pleasure
to:give You the benefit of my experience in
the use of Goes Cough Balsam. From tax
ing a heavy cold, ! was taken down with the
congestion of the lungs, and continued to
fail, under the best medical care, until / was
given up, by competent medical authority, to
die. There seemed nothing but strangula-
ton ann death before me. l was told that
further medical attendance aud medicine Was
useless, and / was resigned to death, when o.
friend, who had been greatly benefited by
using the Baisam, brought me a Dottle. This
was.after ] had done with the doctor and
medicine / thought i; helped me, and con-.
tinued taking the medicine, and l continued,
to improve, until my cough stoPpdd. and
my lnngs healed, and got well l used 10,
bottles l remain, gents, with great respect
Your obi sert, JOHN WELLS,
209 WASHINGTON St, New Haven, Ct,.i
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COUGH.

For years it has been o household medE
cine-and mothers anxious for the safety of
their children, and all who suffer from any
disease of the throat, chest and lungs, cannot ~
afford to be without II. In addition to the
ordinary four ounce so]ong in-the market,--
we now furnish our family. size
bottles, which will, in common with the
other size, be found at all Drug Stores.
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SORE THROAT,

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-tak-
ing little and often-andy on will very soon
find relief, -
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GOES U B6LsAMi
GOES CoUGH BALsAM
a SURE REMEDY Fol

Colds, Coughs. Group, Influenza; .7
Whooping Cough.
.E~EHfEf1fSF &rsfTRH -
f AND WILL RELIEVE
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CLERGYMEN.

The Rev Isaac Aiken, of Allegheny, testides
that it has cured him, after all other remedies
had failed ..E
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SORENESS iOE THE THROAT,
CHEST AND LUNGS. s. T.

Do not delay procuring and Immediately,
taking Goes Cough Bslsam, when troubled
with any of the above named sdificulties. =
sumptions, and if not arrested, win sooner.
or later sweep you away into the valley of
shadows from which none can ever return.
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FOR GROUP.

The Balsam will be found Invaluable, and
may always be relied upon In the most ,e4
IRENE cases ~ 3iht
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DRUGGISTS.

ANY Druggist in the country Will tel, you II
YOU take the trouble 10 enquire. that every
one that buys a bottle of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure from them, speaks in the most unqual-
lied praise of its great medicinal virtues
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NEW Haven, Conn, Oct. II, 1857
IN SHORT

TIL People know the hrticIeTandit needs ne,
comment from us 1t is for sale by every
Druggist and Dealer In Medicines in the.
United States
C G CLARK co, %
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, CT
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Will also tie fonnd invaluable in all cases
of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Collie. Summer
Complaints, Gripping, and in. fact eyerJ dis
ordered condition of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country sv-
cry where at 81 per bottle or By apPlica-
ton to sl rq.
80 ~, "a C; G. CLARK & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, CT
molly
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS:

Yield at once to a steady use Of this great
remedy. 1t VIII succeed in giving relief
where, all other remedies have failed, Z ASA
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wHooPING COUGH,

The testimony of all who have used Il for n
this terribled disease during the last ten years.
is, that it invariably relieves and cures It. ~
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IS CALLED TO THE -..ftI
q" riot ~
- WORLDS GREAT REMEDY,
BOE's U .

BOE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE. z,ar
This preparation Is pronounced by Dyspep-
tics MS the only. known remedy that Will
surely cuTe That aggraxating and fatal maiG-
dy Fro cars it swept on IT'S fearful tide,
carrying before it to an untim0ly grave, hS
Goes dyspepsia Cure has Come to the
Rescue.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache, Sourness or Acidity of
Stomach, Rising of Food
F1atulency, Lassitude,
WEAKNESS, finally
terminating in
"iN - Death. ~a 2
Are as surely cured by this potent remedy,
as the patient takes it Although but hVe
years before the people, what is the verdict.
of the masses Hear what Lester Sexton, of
milwaukee, says; -reI4- . .s t.,r -e,sa-
From LESTER SEXTON, OF Milwaukee, @
--,,tt.--f, KE, Jan "a. 1868
Messrs G G Clark Co, New Haven, Conu:
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyg- -
pepsih Cure, and it has proved perfectly sat
~isfactory as e remedy have no hesitation
in saving that we. have received great benefit
from Its use Very respectfully, q
CSignedl LESTER SEXTON f
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H. B.
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This was justly re
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HNERY g. Parker. .seeretarnI
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GasnLs . 49, ad1
GOES COUGH BALsAM
GOES COUGH BALsAMI

rz1-a5F Eaf7s Geosesr
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Pass Christian College.
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.


Incorporates s6G, ~ the STATE IesisEasHre.
CONNECTED By THE GisIsT TIA BROTHERS.
The Academic Year Commences on tic Fist
EEons.s,ss c1 October aaslses,5s .5aly 3I.
TISHIs delightful Watering Place is So well known II
IL the South that it needs no eulogum. Situated
on The Lake Shore surrounded 81 saadyife groves,
the charms and of each are easily imagined
Tie studies, comprising Tie Collegiate. Commercial
and Preparatory departments embrace al important
branches taught il the 5est colleges sf tie cosHtfy
b Z Il S:
ms sriss!,fy III. Advance
Board Washing Tuition and Doctor Fee, per term Of
mi, 1n eea ase Goait oals oass r. 81 o.
Music, use Of instruments. and drawing are extra
deposit Of ss5or incidental expenses, stationery
&C., required If uneXpended, returned s
For particulars, apply at the oslieeof this paper or
address BRO ISsI Nj, President.
an1alg 1.sss Christian, Miss
IssI,T NATE FER 1868.
PARISH or GARRo, January, i5fa.
E7TsFiMATE showing The yarioas items Of e3peHd-
tnre necessary to support Of the Parish for the
current year, and ipr which provision has ta be made
by thesusuai levy Of taxes, VIZ:
Salaries ........... 400
,Inries II Zoo
Recorders Office 200
District and 'afish Clerk. 500
Coroner. $50
Assessor of $50. ....s...... 800
Holding Elections $50
Pay and Mileage OF Members Police jury $50
Taupers 3,60o
Iaur Board andi'rsanefs. s.. 1000
Repairs and work on public property ...... :9}H
Magistrates fees =. 2.e6p
Extra fees in effa.i.zaI and other cases. 200
Incidental 15G
Total -. ssl,55o
WA. THATCHER,
PresidentP olice Jury.
90 r.@I,4
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NOTICE..
7 pi,.. IlFEtcF Grey sr- SIrrv

- IONIKl]LLEI5 u q U-tt1
january IT, 1863 3
IL AyP YES 4f lie CITY Of ss4rsvepgrt-are
"A hereby notified mat tie Direct ANIMAL Tax upon
their property iii this city for the year lSs assessed
by ". 5. Lewis, is due Payments to be made at
this office. :
In case of failure or neglect, the list of delinquent
taxpayers will be published tc second Monday of
MuFeh next, according to city charter.
iaf5 1md1 GiiAS. IL. SPii.kiR, Controller
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ED.

HEMoY ED.
= f RS. A s Ellis has removed TO the sswelry
II Il Store Of c. f. 5afnside, next door to ]. Kahn
Bro. Texasstreet where se u.s. opening entirely
rev and fresh stock Of
millinery and Fancy DR., Goods,
md where she viii be pleased to see her old friends
and customers as sh has bought for cash and is pre-
pared to sell cheaper lltan ever
Sf3pere,,art Gctai,or#
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I'D rr:ces reaches. ore law isidt,Iipe Ner
New Orleans ta.srra-ns mn Saturday cvenipo
caused our mar tet 70 become var
All and declined The continued unfavorabIe news
Ton5.y INA n vcr, d.,ressn., efjact al. b,xers he
can,everv cautious. manv withdrain fran t1,e mar.
kct fearing loweffrnres Below we give the opening
and closing rates for the week based on low ndtlling
Us Curreuey Cola
-77- -- -, y=-.--5
a oEen.Is 1ioSing: G'2Ss4S
4 81 -. .55l ssS25$t % -
\ q" . 4A3G14 @269lG9aI i9151t?$l
\ ~. ....:5G$4 &4E. 2e55@@39Sea i9&sG1t353
:. =
-
my s".s y" o1
si yff = hone of rsaetiSn tiangb tie ,atasf d.
patches were not very encouraging. We quote, the
market qniet with downward tendency
! Good ordinarv -, i<G554i5 -
Low n1iddlinS: .......... 2ls561 :. l85Gsl8l914
4 WEEKLY SUMMARY, by GREGG 6 MARTIN.
( Wednesday Evening, Jan. 1a.-The market opened
this merning dull the closing quotations Of yester-
day but owing 10 favorable By telegraph during
the day tic market closed hnoyan at 424 for
good ordinary ard 3J02514e. for low d4ng. GG!a
steady at 1850 1861.
Thursday Evening, Jan. 1.-THE market opened acz
tive this morpngzat 2A3 @25c. for good ordinary and
! , : ~
zo>2e ior low nlt@"ti, etoSl's qa,et oat H''H' we
note sales to-day OF two hundred and tE bales to ar
rive with n thirty ass al 251Lc based upon low mid
ding. Cold 136t5Gfts7.
IiioaE y et5tts ! III - T. ~. - ote''e" uc' t
this morning, at for good ordinary and 20 q
2B5<c for low miaalag Under favorable dispatches
roo@;,o, dn;n.-.,zo ,7Sr va ,,.o+.salas T.; H. fy-
1859 W. ~ ~ - 'Fte =. '"' '.
noon at us 2fl2 t0F good ordinary and 2fl ga c. Tor
low middinn Geld f.}7 en537lI aud quiet
ctd,,, ra,;. ra 51; feo+to., ,,or!.at or,,oo,o7
''''' ','S
PANS morning active, at z"4gzp or GOOD ordinary
and 263[ 72Le. for low nidd3ug. Dispatches received
durino the 4, beino unf,yorahle caused our market
- -, MN, ,
TO g'S%4s 'e 'Po" az g'aass eioS'h3 o''Se''4eo Win
downward tendency Gold l3I 0l&T}4
Monday Evening Jan. 7s.-rfe market opened quiet
tb;s ,or,;n nj l<zazf< for cr,ro,, a,a os67
e',, ~ = ~, ~, - 49, -
264 c. Tor low hioatFs 1eifgFals1s receive" curing
the day caused our marketto give way We nete sales
from wagons in the afternoon at 24sa5 for good or
,,,1 Il, for affno f.,efors 70
a''s - - ~ - - =.
lqst FIeleFlls 10 iWat i9fef aeseopihetflS, mar
ket closing unsettled with tendency to lower figures.
Geld weak at 1s7d71s7f< 5~.-
r,,a.lIa rns,;Er. w ,Ts,,.t ,,o,o
1"9aul - S'ttS5' 80. - I"tz'
ills morning ut for good ordinary and 25@
SAGE for loy lnldline kilograms showing further
/ ! liz; 7,; a., l,. ia, caos,,o ,;., ofg+ ,,,,
N''ie s''+s &'S .'s ''.ss W. 'i1se' ut''H
/ our MARKET " gtFe as tseloslng qnctauon5: Good
pff/IT943/r vii
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NOTICE.

CONTROLLERS 0Ffle1-tsszTE ny SHREVEPORT,
January Il, ls6a
III PERSS,S doing business in this city for which
IA License has to lie obtained by city elal4er and
dinances, viii take notice that the same are duesnce
list January, 1862
iaf5 Ind CIAS. II. PII.INER, Cantraler