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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-16

TRocHU.-The New York World S
correspondent, writing from Paris on
the It'll. says: General Trochu's true
character is bee ming visible. He is a
man patriotic in intention, cautious and
critical, and closely thinking on what
he sees. He is an excellent executive,
and has lofty idea of life and its du
ties but be is weak, and has over
weening confidence in himself. He is
fluent in speech, but sentimental rather
than profound. lie is unab c to tax e
in disagreeable elements, and to pro
vide against them, and incapable of
conceiving great plan in embarrassing
emergencies, or of inspiring ms ru-
ments of salutary power"
Henry Ward Beecher writes: /" To-
bacco is the one best remedy for all
stings of insects. Wet it SO that the
juice shall start. and place it on the
place stung, and in one moment you
are all right again Last season lit
tie grandchild, walking in the grass
near a bank. fell upon a nest of hornets
and the hornets speedily fell upon her.
She was sadly stung in some eight or
ten places. Her screams brought the
nurse. She. too. screamed. Every
body ran out of the house. whats
the matter?" and whats the matter?
sounded from halfa score of frightened
mouths Tobacco Was at hand. Little
wads of it were wetted, bound on the
spots stung. aud in ten minutes the lit
tie g RI va, playing again, nlmble as
cricket
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-16

The family Of the late Bejamin Ma
than have purchased a house on Fifth
avenue, New Yo,k; where they will re-
side during the season, cut Mrs. Ma b.
an and daughter expect to visis. Europe
ear ly in the Spring.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-16
Furs, FuYs, Fuss.

" and see the largest and best assorted
stock of Furs, Hats and Gaps in the city all
sold at 10 per cent above cost, and no hum
bug. Sign of the Big Red Hat
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-16
Doty's Washing Machine.

ELY MUCH 1MPROVED-AND THE NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer
Improved with RowELL's PATENT COG
WHEELS, and the PATENT Stop, are now I'M
questionakly far superior to any apparatus
for washing clot hes ever invented, and will
save their cost twice a year, by saving la.
Dor and clothes.
Those who have used theusgve testimony
as follows:
ave like our machine much could not
be persuaded to do without it and with the
aid of Doty, we feel that we are masters OF
the posi- Req. l.. Scott, Bishop Ii. &,
Church.
sin the laundry of my house there is a
perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays for the
invention.-Rev. Theodore l.. Chyler.
Every week has given it strong r hold
upon The affections of the inmates of the
laundry.'-N. Y. Observer.
81 heartily commend it to economists Of
time, money, and contentment. Req DR..
Beitows
sFriend Doty-Your last improvement of
your Washing Machine is complete sue
cess. assure you our Machine, after a
years use, is thought more OF to day than
ever and would not be parted with under
any circumstances "-Solon Robinson.
The ". Y Weekly Tribune, of Dec. Is,
1869, in answer to correspondent, says
"Of Washers, there is none to be compared
~,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-16
PHgECES-A Fair Offer.

u -
If the Merchants in your place will not
furnish, or send for the Machines, send US
the retail price, Washer $l4, Extra Wrngel
SO, and we will forward either or both ma
CHI res free of freight, to places where no
one is selling; and so sure are we they will
be liked, that we agree to refund the money
if any one wishes to return the machines
free of freight, after month S trial, accord
ing to directions.
No husband, father or brother should per-
NIT the drudgery ofwashing with the hands,
ffty-two days in the year, when it can he
done better, more expeditiously, with s.
labor, and no injury to the garments, by Il
Doty Clothes Washer, and Univers.l
Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom hbe-
raj discounts are made.
r. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
80 Cortlandt ST. New York
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-16
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
FOR s!H5yITMS

For Clubs for the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, wi
be given the REPUBLICAN PREMTUA
WATCHES, manufactured by the Nationa
watch Company of Elgin, ILL.,, expressly for US
marked
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-16

B0oI and shoe BUSINESS,
on the north side of Main street, ID door
from 4th street, where will be found at all
times an extensive and well selected ock
of all sizes and Styles consisting of Gentle
mems, Ladies' Misses and Chlldren's wear.
His goods are all of the finest and best
quality, elegant and substantial, and every
artcal that he ma nutactureS and sells is
tod
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lied on which the maximum rate OF
interest Is fixed at four and One-half or
five per centunn per annum.
Sec. 3. Agad be Il further enacted,
That the amount Of circulating notes
which any bank may receive from the
COMPTROLLER of the Currency, under
the provisions OF section tWenty-0ne
of said act, may equal but not exceed
eighty per centum OF the par value OF
the bonds deposited, but shall not ex-
ceed in the aggregate the amount to
which such bank may be entitled un-
der said section.
Sec. 10, And be t further enacted,
That any banking association organ
lied or TO be organized, under the
national currency act and the acts
amendatOry thereof, may, upon de-
posting with the Treasurer, United
States notes to anamount not less than
$50, 600, receive an equal amount OF
1 registered bonds of the United States,
of the kind and description provided
for by section three of this act, anu
NAV deposit the same as the security
/ for circulating notes, ana theTeupOu
! such banking association SHAH De en-
/ titled TO and shall receive circulating
notes upon terms aud conditions, and
| to the extent provided in the said pa
I tiopal currency acts, and without
/ respect TO the limitation of the aggre-
gate circulation of national currency
Prescribed by said acts: PrOUided,
/ Eoreper. That, as circulating notes are
| issued under this section, an equal
amount OF United States notes shall
/ he cancelled and destroyed.
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STATE or TRADE.
The Dry Goods, Money and other HaFkets
OfNew York.

New York, March 16.-Dry goods
have improved, with an inquiry al; re-
duced prices of yesterday for brown
sheetings and shirtings, but prints
show more steadiness, and popular
makes maintain an advance OF nan
cent from the lowest rates. Slmp-
sons cambrics are inrequest at quar-
ter; all other styles reduced to lOke;
and Lowell delaines to Ice; Hampden
i and Earlston ginghams in good de-
mand white real EarlstOn sell at lS4c.
Wall street to-day shows more COM
posure, and affairs are getting into
state OF duIlness- pending the uncer-
tainty relative to the funding,
banking and currency measures before
Congress.
The money market continues to
work easily on call, although among
lenders there is a disposition to adj
vance the rates on Government bonds.
Large numbers Of loans were made al
|. 5 per cent, on railway, and miscella-
neous cOllaterals at per cent. Com
mercial paper dull-prime acceptancei
z to u; good to 9, and single names
to u.
1t HAS lLSL tOAAlC ~ ~ AAA~Ne Ae-'-C -
February and early in the present
month, frauds were committed on
several prominent banks, in the form
of altered checks. The extent OF the
frauds, as far as known, is about S26, 900
Sterling quiet, u to 8. Gold quiet
without material change; fluctuations
slight, in the absence of sensational
kilograms from Washington. Prizes
opened at 112, touched 112f, fell to
1f12. closed 1I1E to 1l2. Carrying rates
3 to 6 per cent. CIearances $59, ,0OO, 600
Bonds continue quiet, but compare
lively steady. Firmness of bonds
abroad is neutralized by the low price
of gold. The market, at the opening
showed a moderate advance in nearly
every class of bonds, but offers to the
Treasury being larger than expected,
prices fell I to J per cent. The market
closed steady. State securities firm
old Tennessees 50; new 49,.
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ture in ratifying the Fourteenth
Amendment would hold good.
Mr.. Morton replied that be concur
red in the opinion set forth in the re-
port Ofthe Judiciary Committee. That
act was not valid, because a defect in
the organization went to a violation
of the fundamental Law that created
that body. He went on TO review the
whole question, and to cOntrOvert the
positions assumed by Sherman, par
ticularly with reference to the validity
Of the composition of the Georgia Leg
islature. He quoted from the laws of
the State to show how that provision
was expressly made ior the admission
of minority candidates for the Legisla-
ture when a person receiving the high
est number of votes was nOtOriOusly
ineligible. This ineligibihty election
and candidates were voted for simply
because 4aey were rebels and excluded
from Office under the Fourteenth
Amendment. In regard to the tenure
of Office, he showed that it was not IN
the contemplation of the laws that
these terms should begin until the
State took her place in the Union
Audb BUAADth Qlu uOt bCCbilib Wv
ernOr till then, and the whole
State government was now re-
garded as merely provisional. The
proposed Bingham amendment was
to-day a source of eXultati0n to
the extremists of the SOuthernz4ing 0i
the Democratic party, and he opposed
it as violation of justice and of human
rights.
Mr.. Williams motion for an exective
session was, after an Intellectual effort
by Mr.. TruInbull 90 proio1g the ses-
sion by disposition Of the bill, agreed
! to.
At $3.50 the Senate went into an ex
ecutive session and subsequently ad
iOurned.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

From Italy.
ROME, March 16.-The rumored de-
parture Of the French ambassadors
from this city is not confirmed.
From Portugal.
LISBON, March 16.-The election for
members of Chambers terminated
yesterday. All OF the Ministers were
reelected.
From France.
PARIS, March 16.-The Steele, in
commenting upon the report recently
made by Celestine Hippeau on Amer
lean education, says it must revolu-
tionize the educational system OF
France.
From England.
LONDON, March 16.-The Pail AlaIL
Gazette says that the American ac-
counts Of the Oneida disaster are not
only inconsistent with each other, but
inconsistent with facts, and even IN
consistent with probability.
Dispatches from Japan report that
another japanese embassy is about
starting on tour through Europe and
| America.
Previous to the adjournment Of the
| House of Commons this morning,
| Chancellor of the Exchequer Lowe
closed the debate on the educational
bill in a strong speech in favor of the
/ measure
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EXCITEMENT.
The Steamer City OF Antwerp Arriyed--Tht
City Of Boston not yet Heard From.

NEW YORK, March 16.-At nine
o'clock this morning dispatch was
received at the Associated Press office,
explicitly announcing the arrival Of
the steamship City of Boston. The
news created the most profound ex-
citement. Business was almost en-
tirely suspended in the Stock tx
change and general markets, in their
eagernes5 to gather the particulars,
which were entirely wanting. A. dis
patch was also received, announcing
the arrival out of the City of Antwerp,
which was regarded as setting at rest
any apprehensions expressed, in some
quarters, that the announcement OF
the arrival of the City of Boston was q
mistake for the Antwerp. At Il M. a
second dispatch Yas received, as toI-
lows;
"LoYDoN, March 16, 2:3O p.m.--An
inquiry, addressed by me to the agents
of the Inman Steamship Line, u an
swered at l 40 pm, TO the effect that
they have no information whatever OF
the City of Boston, and that current
runOrs of her arrival are doubtless a
heaEtless hoax.
GSigned) A. C. WILSON,
agent Associated Press
The sensation created in all circles
upon the receipt of the above dispatch
may be imagined but cannot be de
I sJfibed.
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ne Baker Massaore Indorsad.

CuEyENNE. March 16.-A large
meeting was held here on Saturday
night indorsing Generals ESheridan,
Sherman and Augur. Resolutions
were adopted sustaining these Officers
in regard to Colonel Bakers affair IN
Montana and thanking the sOldiers
under his command.
The Big Horn expedition is pro
crossing; recruiting is brisk. This
expedition will start about the 10th
of April and viii not interiors with
Indian reservations. Colonel l. Mer'
rim leaves, tomorrow, for the East, tC
complete arrangements for the Asso'
ciation. The thermometer this morn
ing indicated four degrees below
ZprO
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TELEGaAPHsC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. March l3.-Cotton frmer, very
Quiet-sales 5000 bales. uplsnds 22g22Afe- Flour
-supertine 81 50g4 o. Whisky ssgso14c
Wheat 81 I1@I Is. Corn-white western &c
Rice duh. Coffee quiet. Sugar dull and easier
Cuba q s993zc- Molssses dull.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. March l8.-FlOur duh and
lower-superfne 81 Is; Xxx s. .; Xxx So %,
Corn slgl u. Oats 6ieo3c. Bran 81 .. hay
$50 a57. Pork SIS 5g5 so Aso1n-shOulders
lls{c: sides 16Gi65lc; S c hams i79Tt<c. Lard
duIl-tierce lie; keg IL zll714c. SUgar-prime
l1Guzc. Nolasses-prime fermenting 41g50c.
Whisky 81, y95Sc0Si O2lE Coffee unchanged.
Cotton active; sales 800 bales: good ordinary
lg549z0c; low middiings 205z92i1fi Iniddliugs
2114; receipts 3oJs bales exports TO Liverpool
s57s. Gold Ii2 New York sight par. Sterling
-'7'' CINCINNATI.
CIHCINNATr, March l6.-FlOur-extra 81 500
IS. Wheat 81 OS9I 10. Corn-mixed 7i9s6c.
Oats 50954c Rye unchanged. Barley s5G95e,
Cotton firm, at 261{u2O1zc. IObaccO-sales "
hhds, prices Unchanged Whisky 5z9yie. Pork
sB 80. Bulk meats-snOulders Sac sides "a
aI4ISc BacOn-shoulders lie; sides l4t4gl5c.
Lard ls5549l4c. Eggs &c. Other articles IN
changed
ST. LOUIS. March la-Igoaeco nFm-lugs 70
common leaf 6Zgb5sc; medium dark leaf Bale;
good Misunderstanding l2gl6c- Flour dull
spring So seat %. COTn-miEed 6glsc. Oats
sic Barley S4990c. Whisky 90a91c. sugar s5z
Nl3c. Coffee l9az3c. Molassas 45g61c- Pork
Sz3 60. Bulk shoulders 9895{c; sides l189
HAfc. Bacon shoulders llci ele0F sides i05ao
Hams Is. Lard l3}&Gl354c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAG March l6.-Flour quiet-spTing ex-
trls Sc 611za5 -. Wheat 1876. Corn 72c. Oats
So dS7c Rye 651zc. Barley s6039c, for reject
ed. Highwines S3l4as8e. Pork IS 70 Lard
l3zc. Bulk shoulders si4Ssc; rough sides I2c
niddles I3ci hams l44c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March l6.--TOhaccO-sales -
hhds at "a 81, 6,a75So for lugs; leaf Ss9c
Pagglng sc. Cotton rregular-Iniddling DC
Flour quiet-extra family $. Grain active
wheat 81 l0Gl 70. Corn CSC. Oats Sc. Rye
90c. Prime sugar lZlIe. Prime mOlasses Tje
Prime coffee 2le. Pork 81. Bacon shoulder,
IIZc: sides l55T9l554e. Bulk mests-shOul
ders l01Sc; sides l4L4 6IE4c. LRrd-tiercs l5c
Hams-sugar cured ISe. Whisky &c.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL. March lG.-Cotton quiet anC
stsady-mlddliBg upiauds leJsei Orleans n
! &1lLid; sales i0,0QO bales. taiifOrnla whit
wheat gs "a; red ~ estern, No. ., s. Id wtnts
| IS I0d Western -four 21s. CoTR-N0. mixed
| rs 80. Oats = 81. Barley S. Peas is I'd.
LON 2OE, March l5.-Cous0ls for money s-l5
l % on account. American securlties-o-2ls
/ '62s 81; i65s gJ54 '67s, So; lj-i4s s..
I PARIS, Marah IB,-Fhg BOarse Is arm; rente
! 73f 10, e1 div.
HAvBE, March l6-Cottoa fat, 1907 afoat.
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Frozen eu the Plains.

CoRIENNE, UTAH, March 16.,-The
stage coach on the road to Helena, on
Sunday evening, with ten passengers,
all Chinamep, capsized at Dry Greek,
two hundred and forty miles above
here. The night was intensely cold,
and two of the Cinnamon were imme-
diately frozen to death. The re-
mainder started on foot for Big Sand
Hole Station, only three Of whom
reached their destination badly frozen,
and four Others were found dead on
the road. The tenth was missing.
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Ivuchlna In Montana.

HELENA, MA, March 16.-On the
night of the 18th inst, the Jail at Dia-
mOnd City, Montana, was torcibIy en-
tered by the Vigilance Comraltteel
and w. G. Patrick, who was confined
for the murder of John Benson, at Or
egon Gulch, on the 4th inst, was taken
out and hung. The night was ex,
tremely cold, and the iailer did not
stop in the Jail. q.
The weather, throughout the Terri
tory, has, for the past few days, been
aYfrpmalV cold.
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probabIe Las Of the lrOnOIaa Atlanta.

NEW YORK, March 16.-AbOut the
first of December the ironclad Atlanta
left Philadelphia for Port-au-E'rince.
She had been purchased by Salnave
for the Government of Hayti, and
was Officered by young men, nearly
all of whom had formerly belonged to
the United States navy. She had two
Hatien Senators on board, the wife OF
the commanding officer, and crew OF
over one hundred men, recruit; from
Philadelphia, in all one hundred and
twenty souls. Since the day on which
she sailed not word from any person
on board of her has been heard.
A report was published that she had
been wrecked off Fort Unlisted, but
it was subsequently denied, and the
friends of those on board, in the alb
sence of any intelligence from her
have been reduced to the last extrem-
ity of hope for their safety.
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WASHINGTON, March l6.-It is re-
ported that the Committee on Foreign
Affairs have agreed to recommend the
passage of a resolution according bel.
Iigerent rights to the Cuban insurgents
The Senate has confirmed Charles
II. Lewis, of Virginia, as Minister
resident at Portugal; John Russell
Jones as Minister resident to STOCK,
holm; Robert c. Rick, Of Ohio, Min
lister resident to Uruguay.
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TELEGRAPRIC SUMMARY
Geo. Wilkes eowhIded.

NEW YORK, March Is. George
Wilkes was cowhided yesterday after
noon on Broadway by Major Wm. NJ.
Leland, formerly of the st. Julien
Hotel. \ large crowd witnessed the
assault. Wilkes was much cut. Le-
land was taken into custody, but
Wilkes declined to prosecute.
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NOTICE.


q. =. ENLEaL = III 7
WAsHrSeroS, ID. e, March 5, 1sst- )
On the petition or Mary Ann Acteuln- q
MemDhis nnessee. administrators cf David
McComh. deceased, praying for the eSlsEla-o on
OF q patent TO the said David Acto-los %
the I7th day OF June. lSa6.tor an In 1pE ote-ien
IN nOn-efastic bands for oaLes O. eos-eA 49,
other dbrous materials .,-s
III is ordered that the testimony Ia tne e--ss
be closed on the nth day or Nay Is@t- s--e.-
re- tirrie for fIiinz arguments and lne ENtLi1
fner'g report be limited 10 the = u o.J -
NAV next. and that said pettioa os L---41 -
the lst day OF June next ,..-.-,
A-s F-'~ gsNUEi- P. fIShth-
e-.-,urfszloner Of EGaeltI-
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IIIc Keller & Byrnes,
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

THE Arm Of Brooks & Dennis, heretofore
4 doing a Boot and shoe business A. ~
Main street, Memphis. Tenn. vas, 1y eNpi-
ration Of cOpartnership, dissolved 70 take
edect February :, fs7J, II s. Brooks WIN
drawing nom said firna, and dispcsiug Of his
interest to his nephew, H. Clay Gross, either
partner being authorized to recsips flr of in
liquidation Of any claims due or owing the
old arm. d. : bE10kS.
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NEW ORLEANS, March l6.-A fire
occurred this afternoon in the Second
district, on Villeire Marias and IRENE
streets, between Ursuline and the
BAYOU road. About thirty small
houses were destroyed. 8 The value Of
the buildings destroyed is estimated
aF StDO NON
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ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6, 1870,

Petweer the hours OF Il o'clock IA and
O'clock D M. In front OF the Bluff city Mis-
No 1gT Poplar street. IN the city Of Mem phlSs
tennessee. sell to the highest bidder, lot CASE,
the property conveyed to me by said Oee0,
described as follows to-wit: A certain 10Y or
parcel of land, situate, lying ana DelnS n tLs
CITY Of Memphis, county Of shelby anu sstale
of -Tenne nessee; situated on the south SIDE oI
PoDIar street, in the city OF Memphis mo. lsf
PoTl4r street,, being part OF original county
lot No s99 1t being lot No and part Of let
No I on the plan Of subdivision Of said prop
ertv. and particularly described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning al stake on the south
side of Poplar street, Wsn. Yates northeast
corner, said stake being 70 feet west Of the
northwest corner OF the Bluff City Mill prop
ertv: thence eastward along the south side
or Poplar street III feet 10 inches to a stake; {;
thence south In q direct line to the northeast
corner of the main building Of the cooper
shop 1872 feet TO a stake thence south 1914
west on line with the east end of said main
building OF cooper-shOP and continuing be-
yond it. in all 81 feet Inches to a stake
thence westward, parallel with Poplar street
IlO feet to a stake-Wm. Yates east line;
thence northeast along Wm. Yates line l5l
feet more or less, to the beginning corner;
the same being formerly known as the Cheek
mill property, and now known as the blun
City Mil property.
The title to said property is believed to be
unquestionable, but 1 sell and convey only
as Trustee.
mki7 DE MYERS, Trustee.
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A. G. Dennis snd a Clay Cross did ssso-
cfats themselves OF date Feb uary J. $50. as
partners IN the Boot and shoe business and
viii carry on the nrm business - - sia-n
street, Memphis, Tenn, under hrna name *
Dennis & Cross. A. o. OA1lA7i
rnh4 H a.. CROSS
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mThe Vienna journals claim that the
note recently forwarded to Rome by
Baron Beust was most emphatic in
tone, and that the analysis OF it made
recently by the London Times does 1t
no justice.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate

ID Y virtue OF a Trust Deed made tome by D.
ID Psnts Z. Parker and sam workman, on
the sth day of June, 1863, and recorded IN tie
Registers Office Of shelby county. state o.
Tennessee, IN Record Book No y, page -, 20
secure the payment OF certain indebtedness
therein mentioned. anG 10 carry Oe1 s-e
trusts of the same, will,
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DIED.

wEBBER-On the 18th inst, az 5 O'Clock
pm, LEILA, youngest child Of E. B. and > 4
Webber, agedS months.
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mARTH Cnos = M

EAEEA C1o - - -
THESE Closets are rapidly superseding the
L ordinary water closets, and are Sc PEIt10R
re TH En- IN EVERY RESPECT.
In households where they have been intro
duesd, they are considered almost tndispen-
sable. They can be placed In any part OF the
house. and are especially adapted to the use
OF fuvalfds and Of the sick room.
No DrsAGREEABI4E oDoR EfkR kSCAfEs
yIRosr 7rTIFM and their construction Is 50 sim
pie that 1t Is nearly imposstole for them TO
get out OF order They are sold at such rea-
7osst fsr1iIiss EARTH CLOSET CO.,
Hartford, Conn.
NFauphis 2s5 Main street. New Orleans, 2
| CarondOlet street, Chicago, lbs LaSalls street.
! unhf5
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has been dissolved -, -. -, --
1rfIi continue the Praellee ~ L5le -.
once. and attend promptly 20 a. 80 49,
entrusesU " 49, W. MESSICA,
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REMOVAL.
DISSOLUTI0h.

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