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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-15

DIED-On May Goth, 1870, EDWARD,
infant son of Edward L. and Hattie nj.
Pierson, aged seven months and seven
teen days.
In New Orleans, on Saturday,
June 4th, 1870, JEAUNE EvELINA Ron,
wife of General Maurice Grivot, aged
SO years and months. ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-15
BUTTON ONIONS,
ID FOR PLANTING,
at III 'ST. JOHNS
NOTICE
NUIXJE
To the Stock Subscribers Of the Louisiana
Central Railroad COMPANY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN FROM
~ this date to the stock subscribers of
"The Louisiana Central Railroad Compa-
ny" to pay ten per cent on their stock, on,
or before the first of September next, in
addition to the thirty-fye per cent former
ly called for. In pursuance of resolution
of the Board of Directors, of the 10th inst,
and in addition thereto, they are requested
to pay up any arrears due on the said
thirty five per cent. III. BOYCE,
President.
Alexandria, La. May 18th, 1870.
May 25-tSl
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TIES! TIES!

MANUFACTURERS TIES IN
w lots of not less than ten thou
sand, delivered along the line of tho
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Shreve-
port Railroad between the Atchafalaya
and Bowle's Bridge over Cotile Bayou.
For information as to dimensions, etc..
apply to col. j. G. MISE.
Il. u. ROBINSON.
May Is, is7o-tf.
III Rapides Gazette copy.
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THE MoTHER.-It has been truly
said The first thing that rushes to
the recollection of a soldier is his
mother. She clings tohis memory and
affection in the midst of all the for
getfulness and hardihood induced by a
rowing life. The last message he
leaves is for her his last whisper
breathes her name. The mother, as
she instills the lesson Of piety and fila
obligation into the heart of her infan,
son, should always feel that her labor
was not in vain. She may drop into
her grave, but she has left behind hel
influences that work for her. The
bow is broken, but the arrow is sped
and will do its Office.
CtTRAWBERRY PLANTS -TOE
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FISHING TACKLED
at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL

nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND FISH
" hooks-assorted One hundred Gross
Fishing lines-assorted. Bait Boxes. Sim
kers, Fishing Baskets, Cork Floats, Fur
nished Lines, Snoods, Bamboo Poles and
general assortment for sale by
HENRY ST. JOHN.
T CAN SUPPLY DEALERS IN FISH.
terms. II. ST. JOHN.
April 20, 1870.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-15

reeentI hh ers, is man in Georgia who
fe,, i,;a , called on a minister to chris
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-15

asa- Gov. Wise, of Virginia says he
is still a rebel, and that he would scorn
to accept amnesty or pardon.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-15

S,TRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR
~ sale by II ST rnp.yy
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-15

Embraces Preparatory and an Academic
Department., includinga Literary. Scien-
tifc and Optional Course, a Special School
of Civil Engineering aud a Commercial
School,
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replied the stranger, frowning till his
brows looked frightful; and then stoop-
ing forward he whispered something in
Johnson's ear, audible alone to him.
~ am satisfied" said the duellest
aloud, aud trembling perceptibly Col
onel Morton, will you serve as my
friend2
The individual last addressed gave
his assent.
"Now, let us adjourn to some private
room to arrange the preliminaries," re-
marked the stranger; and the princi-
pals and seconds left the crowd, then
increasing every minute, and excited
nearly to madness by the thick-crowd-
ing event of the hour.
The meeting took place the following
night, in dark room, with the door
locked, and tthe two seconds on the
outside. The principals were placed in
opposite corners of the apartment,
which was twenty feet square, and
each was armed with large bowie
knife-no more. 1t was mid-night-a
night without moon or stars. Black
pitched clouds enveloped the sky, and
a slight mist rendered the shadows of
the earth more intense. Hence, the
room where the duel was about to be-
gin was wrapped in rayless darkness.
The combatants could not even see the
blades of their own knives.
At first, they both stopped and
stealthiiy united and took off their
shoes, so as to make the least possible
noise in walking over the floor. The
same thought had struck them at the
same time-to maneuvre for the van
tage ground.
Thomas moved IN a circle, softly as
cat, around the apartments, till he got
within a few feet of the corner where
his enemy had first been placed, and
then paused to listen. For four or five
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-28

The expense Of the United States but such depart
thts Nneh IN need of counsel or advice, shall call
~ tne pepa tmeEt Of Justice. the officers of which
attS II 10 me same; and counsel or attorney
SIali hereafter be allowed to any person or per-
soIs, SECS the respective district attorneys and
sss.Isnt d5Iict attorneys, for services in such
f'ity 10 Tue Cnlttd States any branch depart
hf NJ OF the government thereof. unless here after
an horlLcd ty law, and then only the certificate
=. ,fc httoT1ey General that such seryi; were
ay rrbuerc a, and that the same could not be psr-
mtu D} Tie Attorney General, or the solicitor
ueGetai OF the officers OF the Depart nent of JUS
&C. OF by the district attorneys Aud every attOr
ney and couDss Or hO shall be specially retained
uhder The authority q! the DepIT ment of Justice,
10 assist IN the trial Of in which the gov
.truent - Interested. shall receive q commission
from the heed OF said department., special assis
Int 10 the Attorney General, or to of the
cstrlct attorneys, the pature OF the appointment
hay leqJ ire, aud shall take the oath required by
Jaw 70 be taken by the district attorneys and shsl
bs snt9Ict TO all the liabilities imposed upon such
officers by law.
SEC. Is. Aud BE- q, further enacted, That the Attor.
nev General sh al from lime to time cause to be
tolted aud print iitiOn of one Thousand COpes
at the GOvecrm ment Pi uting Office, of such of the
oolhlpns OF the law Otcers herein authorized TO be
gwen fs hc may dCew valuable for p cSeryation, in
Noluhts which shall be to the size, quality of pa
per, printing ano binding, Of uniform style and ap-
peSrahce as nearly practicable, with the eighth
hoiune OF said opniogs. published by Robert arm
which volumes shall contain proper head notes a
complete and full index, such foot notes as the
hUofnev Ienerdi may approve. Such volumes shall
DC distributed IN such manner the Attorney Gen
era may from time to time prescribe.
re: ~. dad Dc ~ JRTthsT enacted That this act
hI.t dsl OF July, eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved June -, lS7g
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IPUBLJC-Np. ~
Az ACT supPlf r1eutsry to act eltied An act to
autbCfll- the construction. extension, an! Use OF
a lateral brraciI OF the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad CCniTsuy INTO snd Within the District OF
Columbia, aTPTCy ed February i've, eighteeI
F. ~ .gar,ed ~ ~, S.,sai, and Royss # Rsp-s,ea
-GtsrS ~ fs~ DEi's1 ST-.S Qf AD..stry Sg Cys-rsSe
0s.t.. -. Thai TIA" Baltimore and P"tnm e. A1ll-
T"gI tof gary BE- and they are hereby, anino:;I@I
ard erngJweI'd extend their lateral braDCh, al
thCTiZ',i 10y the act 10 which this iS Supplement-
Ly former supple msut- 10 said acts hy the way
land avenue, cpninI ming 10 ifs sTal-.
yadr3Ct TIA" Potomac river. at the ciJv OF WISH
iuzt.B. known the Eu"g Bri'ge. arii tu cxiCCh
their tracks over SAID bridge. and connect with
rsliTc2d- co.'s irucicd, CT tit niay hereafter uc
stru,tG q, In the State of Virginia. To these
pUI poses the laid Baltimore and Potomac EalrNsd
company are hereby authorized and empowered To
take 20. session Of, hold, change. and tue said
p ;uIiy ire OF cost PT.rId'd. That the sud BIti
more aud Potomac Railroad Company will maintain
in good condition the said bridge for railway aud or
Gi ary travel. and the bridge shall az all times be
and remain free bridge for public use for ordinary
travel ifd pr rtdsg JFTfFsr, That the said Balti-
more end Potomac Railroad Company shall erect
snd maintain the draw bridges. not 10 impede
the ree tga ion Of the Potomac river in efficient
working condition at all times and that until SuCh
tine as the neCdiul changes are made to acCunIno-
date railro"d and other train, contemplated by
this supplement-, IL shall lie tie duty OF the sail
Baltimore and Potomac kalro al Company tD repair
vi hOut delay l damages To- the nrrSeut In dge, and
aintSln II Wlthout cost To- the United StaIes: Pro
rtdtd That said railroad company shall give other
siTogd panies the right TO said bridge
upon such reasonable terms may he agree upon,
Congress prescribe.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company shall at
time neglect To Keep said bridge in good repair,
and free for public ordinary travel the gov
erDnsenr OF The United States may into po-ses-
To alter amend this law.
Approved, June 2l, 1879.
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The miseries endured by plcssure-seekers at
the sea side this hot weather are graphically set
terth by correspondent of the Eceniry Post,
writing from Long Branch. He saws:
The poor wretches. for five dollars day oc-
cupied miserable little room with beds ike
those in a hospital ward, and a great scarcity of
water to wash in. They had plenty OF towels
and an overpowering display of gaslight. At
the table. after waiting, they obtained good
food, but only through a stratagem unworthy OF
upright men; tor they beforehand found out
the name of the waiter and accosted him famil-
iarly, asking him il he did not remember them
at Saratoga; whereat he grinned, and with fond
nope OF fees minisfercd unto them.
But that night. If 1t had been allowable to
sleep on the sea sands slumber might have
visited their eyeltds; but being nj crable con
veniional creatures, 'hey thought they mus.
needs sleep in a bed. The room had been thor
ouchly heated during the T. cent hot davs. and
with IFS tiny f.tle peep-hole Of window could
not get cool. They tossed D'>erabiy about. and
az they were thrust two or thrce in a loom they
held hot converse. l think / have alre adv re-
marked that it had been hot day.
81" said enc, ''live in New York. Alas
Wonld were in my rative CUTTERS"
''i," murmrrcd another, wiping his brow
with his pillow case, al have at home a big
spacious room With three great windows aud
there Dow?"
a." feebly gasped third, al, too. in the CITY
have treasure in corner house overlooking
apark. have ice water to drink. L have ice
cream before going to bed. i do not sleep next
TO the roof at home" Then he fell back faint
ing; g., .oo.
Gently deli. iOus; "methinks 1 heard the cool
Croton dashing into my bath tub. And ali
how refreshing the patter Of the shower bathr'
So they each babbled of home; and alter many
turnings they arose at daylight fluffy and hot,
and took the first train for the first New York
boat.
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SaIEU ENs :
Inc Republican state 9stTIC>.
I've NeT Rr!oE- " attt-ta 40, <. ,R..sa
A=atu-Gov. tcotf Re-aoalussrtI.
fel-FrGPAea sraIasir-Ia = rAs Er--,.., .f,,-.

Il
CHARLllSruN. Juss -'..- iae /; apla.. an - .
CanNor on VI "a mot ou rl--I,t -. s......
last -icht. r-. . IA - werner E IA >...-
y -Cirs .Cu. l. d. sau~lcr 'ol1frl 500. rrs s....
mated tor Lieut. -rsvt troyvTa1.. fs..a ....-
10y Of d7,ecaf = were ro'e-cd. Eas ..t..r
t-elt- a. .Crs Pr rrttI t'cm-'ivr~ rrom CAR.
-rn- .us.rg hi..eT discussion 90 Theirs r....--
We ,'sinr-. Tie .rrft'f.y og Crci sr,rr.r- -
Nhich COugr - b. K. Writtem0ra wtsrr --
m an, rvi ugtr'i .n favor % fG- delegation ha &
ev lelrrye. icolor-,l.' against fhe dcisEr- n
~ .'ed hr senator SAWYER and ClLcst--.a.1
bSSen, ,. ter mach opposition, was ait3Na! -,
addrg = the convention
Il. fMhittcmore "a .-rnsr oftre comm. .--..,
,5o '.N,oi IN. submit 'sd = S,-riFS 81 Tr-....
- = ihnct> Nc General Grant adsu rr>-
tNaou, t.. u an ioiN'ns Governor Sr0.-'s aI-rtv
- ss,..' S.' "a. commenting the mana.emrrr 90
I.' r,A'e nhshces' ith. Expressing erar.-.. .fr.p
st tne a9opton of fhc fifteenth sr,Is., a., .,,f-
.'sh. lteeGang fhr ratty support ID b.. -
ton or the c;NU rights bal. Cta. A-,..,, ,,... =.
congress - oiru - Sei lemeut -. fo--. Ia,
million acres OF puhlic lani> IN the SoY.s.
sth. flcdguy earnest gr1yt. % secure "a -.
cess OF the Republican gsrty ~ Soasa ,s4-,.,.,
in the campaign of issA Tac p..i..... ..r,
adopted.
Goy. Scott. m q resf speech. rs'aras9 -s.rN.
for and acCeF 30 fht o., urg...rr4.
Ne II. Gsgueu+ aUl ga .... ,.... .r- .-
of tEe tpioa Reform p8rtv. are r..t. - s.r ..r
the inferior districts sni tls sar...~t p - "A
row and October promises 70 80 ON. 80 tha on s--
active aud sharply contested tNer AuosB is st.e
SSafa.
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The NORTH Caroi.as Irnbrastie AZ
tenpts 10 Attach EVer, body.
Tse.rapA,d srclastr,ly o ~, Et,r.-l .s.a-

RATEIGH. y. G. July eS-Gpyerusr usTdrn
having re.u "a - deliver up the pri,Jnrr- .r-
i,S' bN Kirk m Alamance COuu.T. On fta
n'~ ~ncsfs OF SIC Chief Jr>ti,e, the -agr-.. ig.
The p puets moved 90 attach The Gavrrrgr.
he mo, OF wPs refused by the chief Justice.
The coun II then moved % attach hitk. Ills
mo, on NaS a'-O refused. They tbsu move! =
end the Ma hal OF the supreme Con %
ktrk camp 70 bting the =. isOners The
Jrs' ce retrSed the mo- ION, saying t wor
ld'ei - the order would not DC obeved. An.
ne coursel lUr lie tiOners misht take :.
&. CT That lie Nj shsl had l.. en- sent ans
pr's oneiS net surrendered. II. as was sat. .
the pa rncr'S counsel. they intended an a..
ca on for a'lCf. II ~touli be made bv them f..
the Chief Justice OF the United states.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hay ing made arrangements with some of the best
pistieries ia the country for old whiskiss offer
the following well known brands at very low prices
VIZ: The celebrated Old Crow, seven years old, as
lon Robertson s, years old, S3 50 Per gallon old
Family Nectar years old So 50 per gallon. The cell
don Old Town Gin, SSy For gallon. Stoughton Bitters
~ per gallon. Dry Catawba still, (from Urbana
Wine Company S2D per gallon. ScuppernonV
sulifrom North Carolina, SO per gallon. All the
above is at least per gallon cheaper than can be
got elsewhere for the came grade
Literal discount 10 the trade. G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wine Bitters,
No. 1217 Z and 1919 Pennsylvania venue, and -
North Charles street. Baltimore. Nd IeH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-28

@Why should one infallible Pope be c0nsid-
cred dangerous, when they are 30 many infSlli-
bic people about?
~The female BARRIERS of Milwaukee ca1yht
the itch from their customers and are somewhat
discouraged.
eZThe Crispns will be grateful to know that
the bones Of rftcen hundred Cinnamon have
Just been sent home from San Francisco.
IHcops for the communion table, made so
as 10 make the dress set graceful on the kneei-
ing bgure, l. the latest Development OF fashion.
sIMies Kate Field IL said 20 be able 20 drive
pair OF borses, swim half a mile AZ a stretch
aud o boat all day.
~Mr. Heelbeded, Of Cinnciunati proved the
corTectnc.s Of his name By deyouring 30 many
patent pills that before morning nc was dead.
Mrs. Stowe, who ought TO knog, says the
premature decay Of teeth in America i due -
the use Of csrs;ic aka in bread.
- The Troy Wing says the water in the river
4 90 low at that point, that a short distance
above the city hsh may 6e seen switnming
around " ith their backs half cut of water.
~At recent examination OF thirtv-,x.,
candldates LOT the position of school-tea cher
only three spelled correctly all the words given
70 tnem. The greatest number failed On the
word "paralyze."
GAn Indiana journal is trying 70 urona.s
pedestrian exercise among the students OF the
state by urging q law TO prohibit the sale or
hquor within three miles Of any institution OF
learning. VI
GIJudge Bradwell, OF Chicoyo, saws the xo-
men juTies OF Wyoming were not populsr. he
cause their sense OF justice was too strong ara
all rogues who passed under their iQris.iic.ion
were convicted, il guilty.
SLowell, Mass, makes its dogs Aid the cansa
OF literature; After the value OF sheep or any
from the proceeds Of dog tax. the fesiaos -
used for the city library. Last wear the rssnis
thns devoted was 81 ,3e6.
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@Hon. Henry Wilson win soon pay his re-
spects in the Atlantic Monthly to Jere Black.
s1A black chevalier d'Eon is reported in
Texas-calls himself Lizzie and win wear petit
coats.
SWhenever an adversary takes sssauare,
round."
~ 0Some of the New England parsons have
begun crusade against tobacco.
~They boast Of Q great many Lady Godven
at Newport and Long Branch.
Ex-senator Sprague 10 going to build cotton
mill in Georgia.
~The mule spinners of Fall River are get
ting mplish over insufh cfept wages.
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Affairs Amongst the Esae Noses.
felesrCphed Ezslsssrely % Tie Rv,zsr,e gsar.

ST JcHs, \. B.. July 2s.-Dr. Sweeney the
Eoman Catholic Bishop, was enth husiaStically
received here yesterday on his return from
LONE.
large fire ut Fredericton yesterday de
sLoyed many houses. The railway SHEDS aud
wharyes caught fire and were instantly in
flames. The heat was most intense fOr nm any
hours. The whole population, headed by the
Lieutenant Governor, engaged in cOmbattl.y
the fire, and finally controlled IL about n.ghtfall
The loss will be very heavy.
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Late from south America -Earffl 10
quake at Luna.

>Ew YORK, July 2s--Arriyed. the R.,iu.
Star, from Aspinwail July iCth. News r,.,l,.r-
ally meagre and auimpOriant. PAcihc rel 4 laf-
between Peru and Bolivia have been re-ta.t..l
The Peruvian government hss paid the A .ntr-
ican legation S2.tta.u0n, the amount accorded Ia
American claimanis hy the miNed comm on
len lives we're lost by the blowing 40 OF tha
steamer Ecuador.
There was n sharp shock OF earthguaSe AZ
Lima on June 26th. No great damage was done.
bat there was much excitement
Min nisterial changes were imminent an Cufii
The British steamer Maid, from Liyerpoa; iar
CSllao, was burnt I'm the Straits OF Magellan.
Two lives were lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-28

A SAD Warrington Sunday NOR aing las,
Henry, little ION Of Mrs. Emily Lloyd, of thi.
tow II, aged about six years, died; and Oh Non
day night George. arc ther son, AGED about nine
years, ''cro:scd the river" and rests with his
younger brother i'm the .'shade on the other
side" One day last week these little bows, in
company with other children, went blackberry
ing; during their abSence il is supposed that
they ate Of some poisonous berries which they
found In the woods. In a few days their systems
became so impregnated with the virus as to
battle medical skill, and they fingered until the
times mentioned, when death put an end TO
their sufierinse.-Leestarg Mirror.
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The DeviIlrics Of a philadelphia Girl
Of Sweet sixteen.
fel.Crdibsd Exciustrsfu to T7r Er,r.,o csnr

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-Emma Curtis, AGED
sixteen years, indentured 10 Mrs. ku reln'L,
arose about O'Clock this morning, and 10 akiug,
a bundle OF almost everything OF value IN the
house, decamped. The rirst intimation the fam
lily had OF the matter wss a strong odor Of gss.
An examination disclosed the fact, that. after
gathering together all the clothing. ieMrlry,
&c., that she could lind, she had tlrned On
every gas burner in the lower stories. with r,te
view of smothering the inmates OF the house
She was arrested and sent TO prison.
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$40. PERRY DAVIS 1877,
VEGETABLE .PAIN KILLER,

After TEIRT YEARS trial, is still receiving the most
unqualified testimonials to its virtues from per
ot the highest character and responsibility Phy-
sicians OF the first respectsbility recommend it
most efecinai preparation for the extinction of pain
II % not only the best remedy known fer Cuts,
Bruises, Burns &c, but for Dysentery or Cholera,
or any sort Of bowel complaint, it is remedy
surpassed tor efficiency and -apidity Of action. In
the great cities Of India ana other bot climates, il
las become the Standard Medicine for all such COM
plants a. we'll as for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
and other kindred disorders For Coughs and Colds,
Csnker, Asthma. and Rheumatic difficulties, il has
been proved, by the most abundant and convincing
testimony, 10 be al invaluable medicine.
sold 10y all Druggists. Iy5-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-28

REDUCING THE FoECE.-Since the first of
July over Two hundred clerks and ms -engers
have been dismissed from the various bureaus
Of the Treasury Department on account OF The
reduction in the appropriation bills. Ii is
thought that the force is sufficiently reduced
now, and no further discharges will be made az
Jrc.ent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-28

DIsNIssED-Lieut. Col. JAS. Totten, Inspector
General L. 5. A, tried before court martial at
Louisville, for dsobedience of orde.s. neglcc. of
duty, &C., has been found guilty and sentenced
to be dismissed the service, which sentence has
been approved by the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-28

COMPETITIVE EXANINATIoNs.-Se Cox
has ordered that competitive examinations be
held in all bureaus OF the Interior DEPARTING mt
when appointments are TO be made. The head
ofthe bureau with two other competent persons
Will conduct the examination.
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SETTING GIRL ON FIRR.-In West Orange
\. j., MIS-. Andrew Buchanan, while passing
the house of MIR. VIM. H. Lyon, heard screams
Entering, she discovered the servant Catharine
Mcdonald, envelOped in flames. She threw
blanket over the girl and the flames were sub
dued, and the girl sought shelter ut the house O.
Patrick Rooney, at. the upper entrance OF
Llewellyn Pake. The girl said that's a man and
boy had entered the house while she was alone
with their faces blackened, and attempted to
fire the house, which she prevented, whereupon
they poured kerosene oil upon her and lighted il
with march, after which they escaped.
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BAfCHELOR,s HAIR DYK.

This splendid air Dye Is the best In the world.
HARMLESS reliable, instanta aneous, does not contain
eel nor any rttntfe poison to produce paralysis
Death Avoid the Wanted and delusive prep rations
soasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
A Bachelors Hair Eye has had tsirty years
cHtarlished reputation 70 uphold its integrity rs
the only perfect Hair pye-Black or Brown. Sold
~ all Druggists. Applied At Is Bend street,
ny. fe S-tr
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RKsIGNED.-S. YGrke AtLee, Ecq., a clerk in
the Treasury Department, ard Tor some years
past in charge of he library. has rendered his
resignation to Secretary Boutwell,. No appoint
il ent Will be made to nil the vacancy.
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IpT pTIC-Nn QS 4

~ ACT to authorize the Secretary Of the Tr"~,ury
- she gis er TO the schooner ''Cays'lo IL ari
na."
BE- az sudctsd By the S@HHfs and HOHSe a. RspTseen-
fGf'rss Of me UHiied SfG'sS Qf AmsTtcd C0agTeS,
GSSfInbfsd That the Secretary OF the Treasury is
trcby authorized TO issue gster TO the schooner
"Csvalo Marno, q vessel now lying in the harbor
OF n iaBola, Texas, and owned by Samuel Marx
Approved. June -, 1879.