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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

Green street, northeast, on the
hill, is being graded through, and
will soon be in q passable condition.
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CHILLS AMD FEY ER

Tho proprietor OF this celebrated msdis
cineGustly claims for itasuperiority overall
remedies ever offered to the public for the
safe, certain, speedy, ana peTMHnent csiFU
ofAgue and Fever, or Chills and Feyef,
whether OF shorter or longer standing.
He refers to theentire Western and Sonth-
western country to bear, him testimony to
the truth of the assertion, that In no case
whatever Wilt fail u cure. II the dtrecs
tons are sttictly followed out, In great
many cases single dose has been sufn.
oient for Z. cure, and wholly flmilies have
been CURED BY ! single bottle, with Rer.
feet resto1 alton Of the general health ~ II
II, however, prudent, and n, every Case
more certain to cure, II ito u.e IL contifi.
ued In smaller doses for week or two AZ
ter the disease has been checked, more %
pecially In lificult and long standing %
SEES. Usually, this medicine WI ~ -
quire any aid TO keep the bowelf Rgood
order; should the patient, however, ~
quire cathartio medicine. after having
taken three or four doses Of the Tonic, q
single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS will be guf1CiAntl
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The sewer on Main street is being
dctainccd on account of the cement
giving out. There is none to be had.
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DEAD IssUEs.-The Des N1inos
Statesman urges its readers to aaan.
don dead "issues." The Statesman
is the deadest issue we know Of
Burlington Gazette.
g The dead burying the dead!
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Take Notice.

That the Iamme Saw Mill has been moved
to Capt. .Canfield's farm on Bear Creek, z miles
west OF Ottumwa. into the midst OF one Of the
finest bodies Of timber in the county.
Wedesre to inform the public that we will
keep on hand at all times complete assort-
ment of bridge and building timber and lum.
Der Of every description which we vii s ssa
min or in Ottumwa. All orders left with Dur
fee & Pollard in Ottumwa will meet with
prompt attention.
Public patronage respectfully solicited.
LAMME & CANEIEI.D.
Ian Is $50 dit WIN go
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BULLS WURMva DESTROYED
10 Ny United States end Verdi ss,ds
RcaderS. aa{ 8etG= 81

q
HAVE received many tsstimontalsf som
professional and medical mon, % my al.
MANAGES and various publications have
lh0wn, all ofwhich are genuine. The fol.
sowing letter from . highly educated and
popular physician In Georgia = oertainly
one OF the most sensible Oomnuni6ationo
I have ever reosived. Dr.. Clement knows
mony deserves to be written IN letters d
old. Hear what the Doctor says .
BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
villanow, walker County. aa..l
June q, 1853.
DE-. JOHN BULL Dear 0lr: Ihase r =
Gently given your "Worm Destroyer ssv-
sral trials, and md II wonderfully eAtea-
etons: !. has IN not i isiisd II s,nsls in-
doing . pretty large country practics. ana
have daily use for some article Of the kind
l am free to confess that know Of NO
remedy recommended BY the ablest an
thors that Is 30 certain and speedy IN ~
effects. On the contrary, thSy ere unccr-.
tain In theextreme. NY object IN writing
can get the medicine directly from you.-
II can get II upon easy terms, I shall Use
q great deal oft. am aware that the
use Of such articles IL contrary to the
teachings and practice ofa great majority
OF the regular limo OF n. O.s. put Sc Nc
uat cause or good sense in discarding .
remedy which We know to be en1oients
simply because We may be ignorant Of Its
combination. For my part, / shall make
. rule to use all and any means to allie
viate suffering humanity which I may b.
able to commandment hesitating because
some one more Ingenious than myselfm may
have learned it, ELECTS dfBt, and secured
for himself the sole right to use that know1
edge. However, am BY no means an
ADVOCATE or supporter Of the thousands Of
worthless nostrums that flood the country
which purport to cure all manner Of DIE.
ease to which human hesh IL herr. Plcass
reply soon, and inform me nfyour bess
term0' ,...o t.,.Fs st .
lam, sir, most respectfully,
sG5 Ii JULIUS p. CLEMENT, M. D. G
Or. John Balls FkiNsipdl C1sce, ~, RVeS
Street, LoMtssSsls. kvl
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FR1GuTFuL ACCIDENT esterday
morning about 6 o'clock q most
shocking accident occurred on the
Dos Moines Valley Railroad, near
Monroe, Jasper county. AS the No
] Express was going west, and whon
about one milo from the town, q
wagon containing q number of per.
sons was driven upon the track in
front of the train, and before The
engine could he checked was rur
into, smashing tho wagon, killing
both the horses, the driver, and pro
badly fatally injuring another man
We understand that the driver of thu
wagon was to blame for the acct.
dent, as he refused to wait for the
train to pass when it was plainly cvi
dent that he could not cross the tract
in time to avoid colllsior.-Consti
tuition.
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WAO01sS
CHALLENGE Backing

Is warranted to preserve the leather, and to
give a more lasting polish, than any other
either domestic or foreign. French Backing
leather. Touch IT WITH YOUR Tongue and
you will be convinced, All parties represent
ting that they have been employed by Jas. 4.
ters and buyers are cautioned to be upon
their guard against any such bogus stories.
Ask for MAsOns hIackinE, aud take no
other. 1t is the only safe Backing for your
boots. 1t is used all around the world.
JAS. s. MASON Il co.
mar25w3m-d2tw d. Philadelphia.
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BouIton Il Bro, and Cherrie a
Tindcll, have concluded to build q
brick block, on -Aain street, where
their business houses now stand.
They will commcnce work immedis-
tcly after the fourth Of July. The
buildings are to be 2lx6O.feet which
make Boultop's one hundred feet
deep, with the building they now
have in rear of their shop. While
building. Boulton will keep bakery
shop in tho room beneath the
COURIER, and next doc west of the
postoffice.
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Facts about Honey.

| Whether bees make or simply
gather honey. seems yet to be dis
4 puted point. There are writers who
assert that nectar Of the flowers
gathered by the bee is simply = por-
tion of its food and drink, and that
the honey deposited in the cells
comes from the honey-secreting
glands, which are analogous to the
milk.secroting glands of other ami
mails; that the honey bag of the Doe
performs the same Office as does the
uddcr Of the COW. 10 other words,
that bees make their honey. Such
writer's argue that lift were not 90,
whom bee gathers molasses il
would deposit molasses, etc. while
the fact is, that the various kinds Of
materials upon which the bee works,
simply modify the character OF tho
honey. ei,% So 50 "a an 20 -
There arc others who argue quite
differently-who assert that the bee
simply gathers honey formed by Ma
ture in the flowers. Such persons
|-attribute the difference which is OBJ
served in honey to the fact that ev-
cry kind of flower secrctes a mellific
substance peculiar to itselfpartaking,
to a greater or less extent, of the
properties Of the plant upon which
it is found. Hence, some kinds of
honey are very obnoxious--others
even poisonous. In some localities,
people think it is not safe to eat hon
ey at all until after it has been boil
ed-a process which is thought to
evaporate the poisonous qualities.
when doctors" So disagree, it might
be considered presentations for even
the Scientific Press to decide. So we
leave this matter still an open ques-
ton.
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ST.. LOUIS.
A Book for the Million.

M ARnlAGE A PRIVATE COUN-
svtSNI1!elVN- SELOR to the Married
GUIDE. or %at tnos .n t about 1,sv. t.
illogical mysteries and revelations OF the sex
ual system
This is an interesting work Of two hundred
ana twcnty-four pages, with numerous engra-
wings, and contains valuable information for
those wh t9 =, aeremerried or contemplate mar
rage; sLilt ~ Is book that ought to be under
the house; Semitic any ono Gree Of postage]
ADDRESS Dr. Butts Dispensary, No. 10. N.
Eighth Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo. -
- Notice to the ADiicted and Unfortunate
Before applying 10 the notorious oyJAcxs
who advertise in public papers or using INV
Quack Remedies, peruse DIR. Butts work. nd
BILE your condition. a. HrdN ~ = =.
DR. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned In his works
once No. II, n. Eighth street, bet. Market
and Chestnut, st. Louis, Mo.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

DR.. sp'nney has lost pocketbook
at Davenport, for the recovery of
which h. offers one hundred dollars
reward, and ifthat is not satisfactory
the tiu.lHr can satisfy himself out of
the money, and return the pocket
book, with contents, through tho
postotiicc. The DIR. unjust be flush
with funds. We never. saw him
otherwise. - - ------r-.
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fADue and Fewer OFT

tiiFts4 p5ai hga ,ono ntvsv asw yGbrotaoY
5si9.Irge ida aatoRoh Gree dc ~ .ovijs6i 9tigp
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Bulls Cedron Bitterss
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. /.
Arkansas Heard From.

Arkansas Heard From.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN
Stonsy Poin White Co., Ark
May Esd, 1895.
RDR. JOHN BULI.-Dear Sir: Last Feb.
ruary I was in Louisville purhsai M
drugs, and / got some of your Sarsaparills
and Cedron Bitters.
MY son in-law, who was with me in the
store, has been down with rheumatiin the
some time, commenced on the Bittesm for
soon found his general health imprrs and
DIR. Gist, who has been in badoved.
tried them and he also improved
DR.. Coffee, who has been In bad health
for several years-stomach and liver af.
fected-he improved very much by the usa
OF your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bit
ters has given You great popularity In this
settlement. think could sell . grea
quantity ofyour medicines this fall-sspe-
cially cfyour Oedron Bitters and sarsapa.
rflla. Ship,me via Memphis, care Of Rick
cit 4 Nicely. Respectfully:
G. b. WALKER.
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COMPANIES,
No. 9. N. Second Street,

These Companies make the
Best salt In use. Over ninety.
nine per cent. Pure Saltl Pack.
ers use It; It kecps their meat.
Dairynnen use It.; Il preserves
butter. Stock raiseTs use Il; lt
goes farthest. Farmers and
Aousekeepero use lt; the best
for all domestic purposes.
ASrCooperAge uneqnalledi No broken bar
rels and wasted Salt.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
SHERIFF'6 SALE

- ccessss7zsess>c<
Hrs T.: T. All e1asters 1!Ee ospageeeAss
I ::ss "a = f fss li:. :. 4 r. 49,
Fsssaa r psss3 n. eSoI ~ 4 &. 5ss !.
a; ;l .' :ss,. o: :::i:. Ssss::ssi = -
s: ; & s s::s Sc: Ssa -
''sssfyRss S;ifseie sssp:S59 81 .ss
unss sssss :n q e ~ ID. 1S ssss
va PIC sad s.i IS! a st =: ; y ss
avsnus. Banks, Bsudin and H. James Srssse. |
.E. e n,p ps1 "a
THE S6ss II Amidss Ducatsl. net.ry pub 10 in yhis
dty.. - numbsr .twsnty-two OF the book ct plans
Tho s.iS &c Of ground adjois cash otsss ~
Ys.surins 2 ~. aots nunSs ss s. e twsls
Sn "a SaaS5iS iHS :i sa !. S:g
depth Il one handrsd snd tsent, ;avs feet 1vs
Ssr shirtsen Of one bunSrsd and tsspty.swo isst
two inches on the division line Of lcts shftssp and
%. spa and
teen. ana Of one hundred and fifteen feet three
ssd a' os
M saht inch esaud -four hines fsont On Caxfollton
by # q
hun dr:d and Iostg;foGr ssst sosf in Ias sad
Lies e ~ aEnfs H.. Z Sc n ana n ne
front on st. iJsmss street. hy dspth Of I've hrk
,Ra 3, se .sss
snt By purchase from plaint6 per at psssed before
sasd notary. Ducetel.a on the sisthtesnth day VI
Seized IN n the above suit. ~ 4 t@s a ,sal
lermA-cash on tie 9H :pct.; \. /. rAxvF1I. . q
js3 1916 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Or,esnk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

..'sss. nd sy. " p,,Ao q s 'sr Ri.


04v0B
sournwlsr PiS yans - s z. A-
BeFometef 1Non Wo1thef calm. ..o.on
Arrived: etoonAtp LII AaSlH 2 10y
LAT .ight Leskyoee; sssseT; no9 b,t s.
tine. 1ass15ss Sss sss sSsss "a psssesisis,
Is Goldenbov q Kelley; SseahnshiI Ohaycn,
isdianeis, u ilvsson. p e. 4. W1hlihtnnis Whitney
sailed: Steamer Governor Marvin, snip
usry Russell, bs1k Countesse Duchatel ana
schooner Challepger. 1890 r.
s VIcKssuno.. lime l6.-Pssse4 up: Coles.
sal .at s A. ~ Down: Leonidas Of and
Cherokee st10 4. n, River rising. Weather
cloudy. Thefmomstef Bill .eI1
81. Louis, June k-Arnved;. kubicon,
from vicksbuyg; Rells AenphiA from Mem.
phis. Departed: ptahs. !Qr k4nsas rivef;
Grand Tower. for Memphis; CGntinerssl
the swell has nearly run ont Westhef clear
P1rrssURc, June Electromagnetic fall.
ing. with six feet of water in the chennei.
It rained ronaidsrably last night, AID this
noon there are indications OF q further fall
of the rise reporter In the upper 4ononga-
hela. No arrivals or departures reported.
LOUISVILLE, June l5.-Arrived. steamer W.
T.'Curtis, from New Orleans. Departed, Nick
Longworth, for New Orleans River rose
one foot. There IL six feet three inches in
che canal, and four feet three inches in the
falls. Weather cool. It rained here most
Of this evening. ~ satgeit
MEMPHIS, June 15.-Up, Great Republic,
Pauline Carroll, Indiana and julia, River
declining. Weather clear and warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

SoAco a. AAVr00 w. u 0o0o
- ish of Orleans, No 3ll6-By virtue OF . writ q
seizure and sale to me directed by ths Honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN
public auction. at the Merchants and xuctiensers
kxchange. Royal street, between canal and Cas-
so%hGns: strssts in the Second District Of this CITY.
eteasesa 81 GROUND "a.
esthsr With al the risht.. privileges Ways and ad-
tanning. situate. sins and being in ths Seccsd Rs-
trct OF this City. designated hy the numbers tnir-
square bounded BY Blenville. Rsndon and Custom
house streets, and Hagan avenue, and having the
following dimensions, to.wit: Lot number thirlesn,
gan avenue measuring thirty feet nine inches and
hve lines mont IN CustOmhouso street, by Oae him.
dren and two feet eight inches and four lines front
sixtesn and seventeen, measure each thirty feet
eight inches and TOUR lines In trent on Cnstomhouse
street. BY one hundred and two feet sight inches
au1sd By me dsnSsns ro@ Jsn ss"S .S
2. EN- LOTS or GROUND, situated in the
sqaare bounded by Olympia. st. Patrick. Palmyra
a. ii a. g. a and IS and ID The said lots measur:
ing as follows. to wit: Lot No. II 10 23 measuring
each thirty feet five inches front on snks street,
nring thirty one feet SIX inches front ON Banks
street. BY one hundred feet six lines dep th and front
two feet fsur inches one line front Oh ST Patrick
street. by one hundred and fifty. seven feet two
inches and three lines deep, and lot No Il measures
Olympia street. BY one hundred and iftyseysn feet
two inches three lines deep being the same prop
erty acquired by defendant. By purchase from Der
passed before Antoine Dorioccurt notary puhtjc in
this c y, on the fourth Of April, 1884 - -
seized in the above suit. a -
THOMAS i. MAXWELL
1e3 10 y6 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Oriesna
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Ass n. L. AlmOnAstees Wl1e (SepAEqte4
from bed and board of Joseph Xavier DSfau,
Baron de Pontalba. VI. Georss Leovy. b b
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
lc ish Of Orleans No. q $50 ID tiftne Of wis 81
seizure and directed b the Honorabis the
the above entitled cause win proceed to sell Al pub
lie auction, 81 the Merchants ana Auctfoneers' Ex.
change. Royal street.. bst.s:a Cs2sl sn . Caston.
TUESDAY, july s. 1870. q twstve O'Clock NJ. the
f'ePsf d:s1 .SI Esss 81 soe..n..
Al the rights .sdsxntages and privileges thereuat
lying and being IN the Fins Dstriit q q. eig; =,
itss. B4nks. st. john and Baudin .trcste. sndAa1-
bered from twelve to twenty hve inclusivey accord
al. dsssd ninth March. 1851 and depositsd il Es
81 ~ DvCs,s nos,s Y g n ss s,y =
-Ioss anmbsrs twelve ana fhirtss.. each thizty%
street, 5, : dspth 81 ous analrsd and aity-aaes
feet ten inches and opeins: bstweeo parallel Inee.
ds. ss ssa ssd s1tsss 80
Of one hundred and slight fess hetween parallel
lines. Lot number fourteen 1ornins the corner 81
ineh.s and On: in: fros aai erect, bs one
snd fee. N ssPh. g
inclusive each thirtTswo fest front Rsohs strsst
By one hundred and eight feet II depth between
n: s .s;s 20
street 81 ons hnsdred and sss tsn incns
and one line in depth, between equal and pazatieA
Bsipg the same property acquired BY the de-
chase. per set passed before said notary Ducsts
on the first day OF August. 1851.
Seized In the shove suit ssf fsrT
= THOMAS 4 MAXWELL 4
ia9 lG irB Rhari6 nfs fza Pnxiah ofs Crana M.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Mr.. Lloyd, widow Of one Of the gentle
men killed BY the Greek brigands. rad an
affecting interview before leaving Athens
with the King and Queen Of Greece. The
latter came forward 10 meet her with the
utmost .tenderness and cordiality OF. man
1sr, and could mot restrain her tears while
offering words Of sympathy and consola-
ton. The King begged Mn. Lloyd to ex.
press unreservedly 70 him her wants and
wishes, and assured her that Ais ministers
were taking steps to secure her Sprovision.
King George, like everybody With whom
Lerd Russell has meddled and mudaled, is
an object Of general sympathy. 1t enot
an easy position for youth of eighte6p to
be placed at the head of nation of 3D.
gands, especially when there was no money
in the treasury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

The Utah Reporter denies the stories Of
Brigham Young's wealth that have been
circulated in the papers. It thinks that the
report that his wealth amounts to $40, 600. 600
twas started to obtain credit for goods pur-
chased for lions Cooperative Store, and
that the bottom will fall ont of the enterprise
before great while. While Brigham has
plenty OF money, no doubt, it is not in q
shape which his creditors can make available
for his debts. When he built the railroad
from Ogden to Salt Lake City, be had n OF
the means TO equip it, nor even to pay the
POOR slaves who graded It for him, and
could not spike down the rails which we're
purchased on security from the Union
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

lafayette, Indiana, paper relates the
3bll0wing incident Of decoration day: "A
touching scene 10 relsted by gentleman as
having occutred during the deecration core
cemetery carrying Wreaths of beautiful
1owers, and hsstened to the side where the
Confederate dead lay. and proceeded to
place wreath on each grave. .Aafriend Of
hers approached her, saying: But, Susie.
those are the rebels' graves She. replied:
Yes, / know Il, but my Pc was q soldier,
and died in Libby Prison, and is buried
down South. ! 20 much hope some little
girls there will strew flowers on his grave.
/ thought would bring these and put them
on the rebels graves. May be some Of them
have little girls at home, you known
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Mile. Janauschek was lately interviewed
ct the Tuileries by the Emperor and EN-.
press Of the French. After hearing her
sing, Louis Napoleon asked 6 young lady
who accompanied her if she also possessed
. special talent. She said "No," her only
distinction consisted in being member of
ssWhat is that?. .Oh /" answered the EN-.
press, promptly, ''that is something they
have in America; it is woman's club. /"
"Ah - responded the Emperor, stroking his
moustache, i've have nothing of that sort
here.r mo-" said the Empress ''but we
are going tor .3ga
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Nap Iiall

Aa| ~
: q n1sues - 60 s :. =
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s s. xif.;: s H.. 6: !s. :. Loud.
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seAs'n'F P.' Y. A.'ss. ios Aoeis ,els "a
4 Is so,.rA8l1y8D T1BxRnDAT.- 10 = Il
'stsanshipIc Hsnis, lsskveos. ircn Brszss ssnts-s
g. d1,ssas . asi ion nine Vi.
! veStoS, 70 c Whisney xeo -lst distF'sts 2 :.
nip China; Weeks; 50 days from aavspsoi' - A'ss.
schoons1 Gsnsyr. Glover days from usilla, to n.
s.heonsr ~scss.:. asss: ,4aa.,s from Usils. u \
Trsmontsas- IA dis9asa 7 Trs4,s.4s {, Al ef4sls y
,ss1gs HowDoAfs. " ~ 9l2-1s
Heroine, Bro.n. from the Pssss.;Teved down to the
bar. ship United state. bMk Msrcede and scnr
pnevrs md wslcon me. .lssipL
Dee. Lsvssn, from O. Louis. wisA3.bazgss. ~ az
fs1rstyr sasf1AA AoA.s.,-,fost ras,:s
Dexter: Jones, from 81 Louis; xs,.,v -.
Henry Teso. DaNenoDs from 1hibOdaux. @Hs
Ban Sicolss. Wood. fiom Lower Cos.t .asll1.
huatsr Js.af.sa; from ,s LG S. cS:st zasH ~
Laura. walker from Aobie, =, <.-...u a.,,,s
Eaa No. 9, Littrell. rom Jefferson. - 'stNs
p. az 661OW Al uUk&Ah1 lNhs -
Steamship Zodisc Morrill,. from Belize, Honduras, to
80" aynson Nce-l - I'd Fea -, b. a
~ ro54 gls iaJN RXPORTB, ,s'hs.sltf seE p.
L1vERPooE-ship Enna- zlsl Aales cotton and
! soRDSAux-ship Gardnsr celby--i6 EGO slaves sls
heds teSsesc cases .amplss ,oo ,,,. .s,. :,
pork bbs molssss. whisky 3esks bscon hhds Of
sugar 20 bales hay s6 SKIS 3O Is bran 50 AS oats 10
81 Fl LOUIS = v 4 bars railroad
LOUISvILLE-steamer Magents-l922 bars railroad
/ rrE,prp $50 "a
[ ROnEPOsT-Stsamship Fire FIy-M head cattle 80
hea1 calves let refrigerated meat save a. IS 81. x
MObILE-Stesmer Laara-23 bb!s turrentine and 81
0els sepsI snu 'lnu.'s' - Q. iHss f.-ses -tr<g.l
es.1sa, kDORR1e or PRODUCE. 5i,a tssr
st LOuls-stsams Dexter soss sks corn and ZIG
at LOUis-~teamer Bee and Barees-22 bales cotton
sks oats 1898 ks corn, Aa sks bran lisa bbs fonr
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

An irreverent Athens correspondent,
speaking Of the new railroad from that city
to Pir@us, says: "Think Of Socrates solilo-
qulzing over steam engine; Diogeres, with
his tub, dead heading il to the Pirnus, or
haggling about seven-cent ticket; of Eu-
!ipides working up railroad catastrophe
courtly Xenophon taking Typographical
notes of his 'Anabasis' from the window Of q
sleeping car, or Of Alcibisdes lolling IN the
smoking car and playing q game Of high
low jack for the cigars !"-B0ston AdCesttser.