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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Madison county has hog cholera.
VIM. Higgins, Of Stewart county, has a
6ne eotswold ram.
VIM. McKaskell has been reelected Re-
sorder of Mckenzie.
A disreputsble house near Greeneville,
was burned by incendiaries recently.
An incendiary attempted to burn block
of buildings at Knoxville, the 10Th inst.
Ed. BARLEY, q tough man from Arkan-
SIS was robbed of S190 in Memphis the
VSth inst.
The Agricultural and Mechanical Society
of Stewart county is to purchase ground
for its buildings.
Mrs. A. B. Haire, an English lady by
b rth, but long a resident Of Knoxville,
died on the 9th inst.
Ths tWenty-seventh anniversary of the
Memphis and Shelby county Bible Society
was held the 9Th inst.
j. Walter Montgomery, an esteemed
young man and Tax Collector Of Carroll
county, died few days ago.
A litIle child was horribly burned, few
days ago, by falling into the fire, at Tel
ford's station, Greene county.
The Milan place, near Indian Mound,
Stewart county, was burned recently, with
the furniture Of its occupant, 81. II. Vaughn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-The whole
matter Of treating with the Modocs is in
the hands of Gen. Candy. The peace COM
mission is failure. Everything indicates
war.
1t is thought that Jack has manoevered to
get into the country east Of the seat of war,
where for hundred Of miles no cavalry
could follow, and if he escapes to the Pitt
river country he will find plenty of cattle.
The latest advices from Yreka report
that Gillem has ordered an advance to at
tack the Indians. The soldiers are already
in the lava beds following Captain Jack.
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A millionaire PhIIanthropist.

BALTIMORE, March l2.-J. S. Hopkins
has gwen two million dollars for the main
tenance of hospital for sick and INDECENT
orphans, 10 which purpose he some time
ago decided thirteen acres of land in this
Guy. The. buildings are to be built next
year.
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MED at the Post Of Dutx.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 12-The loss by
the fire last night in the Woodburn Sarven
wheel company's building is estimated at
one hundred thousand dollars, fully cover
ed by insurance. Chief fire engineer Dan
iel Glazier entered window On the second
story and while in the act of giving orders
to his men, a brick wall fell, burying him
beneath the debris. he was extricated as
speedily as possible, but only lived few
minutes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13
Imperial Parliament of Germ any

BERLIN, March 12.-The German Par
lament convened to day. The Emperor
opened the session in person. In his speech
from the throne the Emperor said he be-
lieved the negotiations now in progress
would result in the entire evacuation of
France by the German troops at an earlier
day than had been heretofore expected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

The fr ends of the University Of Michi-
gan are beginning to inquire if nothing can
be done to stop the frequent designations
of professors in that institution. An in
crease of salaries might perhaps help the
matter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

New York city evidently has "rapid
transit" on the brain. Almost every day
something is said about it in their daily
papers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

The sisters of North Carolina bride
rushed to the altar with broomsticks, gave
the bridegroom a terrible drubbing and
broke up the wedding.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

A mansion IN course of erection in New
York win contain croquet gallery. The
carpet will be green and the walls frescoed
with summer landscapes. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

One of the most celebrated physicians OF
Philadelphia, it is said, ears two raw apples
every evening before he retiTes to rest, and
thinks they not only supply food to his brain,
but keep the whole system In q healthy
condition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

Amember of the Ohio Legislature pro-
poses bill forbiddiDg the Smith family to
christen any more babies John.
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A Citx Without MunicIpaI LaWs.

In trial to-day for the recovery of dam
ages from one of the city railroads for the
loss of a son run over by car, ex-Mayor
Hall objected to the introduction as evidence
of the ordinance providing that no vehicle
shall turn a corner faster than a walk, on
the ground that the ciY charter of 1870
abolished all then existing ordinances.
The judge sustained the objection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

The Oldest settler in California has been
discovered in coal mine, where be aso
settled into a Ii ass Of sandstone ITO Iees
below The surface. He was frog, ana,
when extricated, hoped about quite
lively.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

The young ladies of Vassar College have
formed ali s'anti-fallng- -in-love ve-before-you-
are-out-of-school club.
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The Brenham (Texas) Banner adyertises
for "hghting editor" and viii pay good
salary for one.
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Aaiuu and Smtrieaa.
Rates OF Advertising.

One DoIIat per Square, frat insertion, in Daily,
and seventy-nys cents for each subsequent in
sertaon for one week. Liberal rates made with
yearly advertisers.
One Dollar per Square in Weekly each inser-
tion.
Advertisements inserted every other day at
two-shirds amount of daily for same time.
Merchants and others who buy given space
Cor given time, can have their advertisements
changed at the rate of 90 cents per square.
Marriages aod Obituary Notices regular ad-
rertising rates.
announcements Of Candidates for Office, IN.
nonparel type, ten cents per line each inser-
SiOn, payable invariably in advance.
Advertisements. exceeding two columns In
width, viii be charged 25 per cent additional 70
-egular Rates.
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GOLD continues quiet but steady in
New York, closing yesterday at 115s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

An Auburn IN. Y } foundry turned oos
a casting weighing 400 pounds, ana Dfsss
over il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

Midnight funerals, conducted by the light
of tallow candles, are the sensations in Lou
isville, Ky.
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1t costs six cents a pound to grow cotton
IN India.
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CorToN has declined in New York TO
z0t Tor middling.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening, according to our cypher tele-
grams, at 81 for the cd issue and S8 for the
new.
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Contingent Credit NIobiliers.
NEW YORK.
A Statue TO FIR. Matthew.

NEW YORK, March 12.--Vice-President
Wilson lectured at Cooper Institute in aid
of the fund for the erection of a statue to
Father Matthew in Central Park. His sub
ject was Temperance Reform and its Great
Apostle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13
POLITICAL.
Secretary Boutwell, Elected u. s.
Senator.
Further Returns Of New Hampshire
- Election.
All Three Democratic Congressman
sVe Returned,

BOSTON, March 12.-Geo. S. Boutwell,
was elected United Ststes Senator to-day.
in the convention of the two Houses the
vote was SIS follows: Boutwell, l52, Dawes
1l5, Loring 2, j. &. Tarbox 2, VIM. Whit
ing 2, @. G. Greene 2, making 275 votes in
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Lurned GIadstone tn Emgr.

+ LONDON, March 12.-W0rLd cable spec
ial-The Cabinet sat three hours to day
without arriving at a decision. Gladstone
is anxious to resign and retire wholly from
politics. His colleagues are endeavoriRg to
induce him TO remain upon condition of
receiving note of confidence. II he III
sist on retiring, Lord Granville viii endeay-
or to form
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13

HAVANA, March 10-Rumors are cur
rent Of the early departure of Gen. Cebal-
los, and that he will be succeeded by a
General who will not only hold opinions
corresponding with those entertained by
the present Government in Spain, but will
act 10 concert with the Govern
ment. The leading slave holders
have recently been in session
almost nightly considering the situation,
but have not yet been able to determine up
on any plan Of action, or 10 arrive at any
solution OF the slavery question. When
ever the abolition decree becomes known,
the position assumed or the action taken by
the Conservative pro-slavery leaders will,
however, be entirely immaterial, as the
negroes are well informed on everything
going oD, and will certainly refuse to work
as slaves. 1t is rumored. that
the abolition of slaverye has
been already decreed. The middle and
poorer classes deprecate the carelessness of
slave owners in making no provision for
the abolition of slavery, and the belief is
gaining ground, that in the event of aboli-
ton being decreed, the wealthy slave own
ers will become inimical to the prosperity
of the Island.
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excluding Fortesque, Harrington and Man
sell and conduct the Government through
the present session. Gladstone saw the
Queen to-day, who is favorable to Disraeli.
She encouraged Gladstone to retire. Dis
raeIi is ready TO accept the office, but
a portion of his colleagues are away.
Cairns is at Nice, and Salisbury at
Rome. Their absence increases the
embarrassment. It is certain Gladstone
will retire, but it is uncertain whether
dissolution of Parliament, scratch lioeral
cabinet or Tory administration viii fol-
low. If the latter Disrseli will try to pass,
Fowlelt's University bill and then dissolve
hoping to return large conservative ma
iority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23
Star Mills, Lancaster.

The above mills, situated in the -four
ishing town of Lancaster, IN the lower
part of this county, are now in success
full operation, and turning out flour and
corn meal of the very best grades. The
mill building, which is built Of solid
rock, is one Of the most substantial and
handsome buildings in the county, and
is an ornament to the town, rejecting
credit to its pr0prietors, Messrs. Nance
& Moffitt. Everything about the mill
is new, and of the most approved pat
tern of mill machinery. Mr.. Nance,
one of the proprietors, spent considers
BILE time in the western cities examin-
ing the different mills before he pur-
chased his machinery, and the result is
that he has got as perfect a mill as any
in the country. The mill is designed
to have five run of rock; only four,
however, are in operation now--three
for wheat and one for corn, The capac-
ity is one thousand bushels each,
twenty -four hours. These mills add no
little to the prosperity of the town, and
bring q great deal of trade to it.
Altogether Lancaster is one of the most
flourishing towns in Northern Texas,
and visit to the Star mills will repay
any visitor there.
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Live stock Market AT Home.

Messrs. Witt b Thomas, butchers Mt
the city market, had on exhibition,
yesterday, on the streets, some fine
corn-fed Texas steers, raised and fed by
Samuel Uhl, of this county, that real
lied Mr.. Uhl the snug little sum of
sixty-two dollars and fifty cents per
head. Why do stock-raisers seek a
market East and North for fine cattle,
when they can realize handsome
price for their stock at home? We are
told that stock-ralsers are constantly
forcing OIL home trade worthless stock
at "scalawag' prices, and shipping the
cream of their stock to st. Louis OF
New Orleans, paying exorbltant
prices for freiyhts, when the net
proceeds Of their cattle, aftef being
handled thus, could be obtained al
home. Messrs. Witt 4 Thomas paid
the above prices for the cattle to
butcher for the retail trade of this city,
and besides the fine beefto be found in
their stalls during the Christmas holt
days, they will have, perhaps, as large
. variety of fresh meats as has ever
been butcheredin this clty---consisting
OF bear, venison and other wild game
Of all kinds, to crafty the palates o.
their numerous friends and customers
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word, heduced her Infirlated AT this
desertlon, her husband tracks her like
u sleuth-hound threatening death 10
both tho protector and protected
Al last she h bounded 10 this city,
lie finds out where she lives, Enter
Ing, the house no meets Ills
former wife, her sister, ana her
slsler'a husband, Casting his
eyes around the room, he sees lying on
n bed u sick man whom he recog-
nlzes, with n satanic laugh, as the
nlnn whom his soul has prayed no long
10 meet with the shlelder of her
who had fled from him. The tiger
was In his heart and the devil upon
his llps In moment. ~ have got
you ut last, aud | viii have the last
one of you,p he shouted. But he had
hardly uttered the terrible threat he
fore his eyes were attracted by n little
child In the groupe, and stopping down
to kiss II, a pistol was ut his throat In
second, the next II was fired, and the
man fell over dead, An arrest fol-
lowed. II was q clear ease OF self
defense. Nothing else could have
been made out Of II, aud Justice ker'
foot ordered officer Newman TO release
! LhO prIAOnolg,
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G'0u,I,eu,inbic.

Captain j. NJ, Laws, with four dcpu-
ties, was engaged all day, yesterday
in arranging his Office IN "ship shape"
preparatory to the introduction of Mr.
Harwood, the Clerk elected by The
people Of Dallas county, on the 22d
inst. Captain Laws says that he went
into Office with clear record and In
tends to go out with every record In III
place. We were In his office last even
lug, and found evcrythlngas systcmat'
ically arranged AZ could be, and, to day,
1t Is expected that Mr.. Harwood Will
be formally indicted into his office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

We were informed yesterday that
Messrs. Ward, Dewey Il Co., through
their agent, Major Raymond Burke, in
tended TO open negotiations with tho
county court for the purpose Of furn-
ishing the new courthouse when
the building is finished The lacill-
ties enjoyed by these gentlemen orenol
eScelled by any manufacturers In the
South, and should the contract be
awarded them we have no hesitancy In
saying that the work will be executed
in manner 10 less credltable to the
contractors than to the county. Major
Burke has on hand large supply OF
household furniture, boots, shoes and
clothing manufactured by Messrs.
Ward, Dewey " Co., aud rs his entire
stock 10 the result of Texas enterprise
we bespeak for him liberal share of
the patronage Of our people.
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m. NJ. smith a 90.

The advertisement Of this substantial
house may be found In another column
This firm are old cotton buyers and 'lh'
derstand their business IN all branches
They offer to make liberal advances on
cotton shipped to their correspondents
ut Galveston or New Orleans They
have the reputation Of being prompt
and reliable In all their engagements
and deserve liberal patronage. They
have the excellent white winter wagol
for sale, 10 which we direct the atten
lion of planters and frslghtcrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

In purchasing tho huslnfas Of hrSsH Cos
lin a Co., beg 10 assure me many lilehns
ana patrons Of the house aud the pune eph,
erally, that the business WILDE DO eohpue'pu
Ia the saae liberal manner ~ heFetolp's'
The stock " goods are 10 be kept eln'lly W.
complete In every department, ana Ny hlI'pl
attention to buslneA, ana tho deniahHS "
the trade, TO merit u continuance OF V'e put
ronago ~ iberally bestowed on my pre-
deeessors, Asa further guarantee 70 tho pub
lie, have secured the services of MeSas'r uoS'
lin a co.. old statesmen, MtssrS. Keelon nnd
Marshall, who will DO found ~ usaai W
their places, aud VIII always DO pleased 70
soc their friends ana customers OF Tue ia'e
oa7d,, y. VILE.
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The Psvsde of the IIiberninn Bcnevo
lent society.

Mocking at the cherries gloom and
In plucky defiance OF the wady mud,
the Hibernian Benevolent Society Of
this city paraded our principal streets,
yesterday, in the very rich and beautl-
full regalia of their order, and were the
admiration of large concourse of
citizens who had gathered on the line
of march to witness the procession.
The officers were particularly notice
able from their fine bearing and i'll
creased elegance of their regalia.
We give their names in the order in
which they acted in the procession ;
Grand Marshal--Pat O'Donnell; Cap
tain--J. II. Rafferty,; Mr. Cunningham,
Captain Ancient Order; Lieutenants
Luke Dunn, c. Il. McSwceny, Dan
O'Donnell and NJ. J. Hennessy.
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Masonic.

The following brethren were elected and
appointed MS officers of Tannehlll Lodge
No. 80, Free and Accepted Masons, for the
ensuing year. at the stated meeting held
Saturday evening, December ID, A. d., 1873
John j. Good, W. NJ; Sam Crossley, s. W.;
Geo. W. Nicely, j. W.; f. Austin, Treasurer;
II. Boil, Secretary; June Peak, s. D.; Henry
Schmid, J..D.; w. f. Cummins, Chaplaini
Tom Walker, ]. Il. Barkley, Stewards; Jno.
b. Louckx, Tyler, and will be publicly In
stalled on tho anniversary of st. John, the
Evangelist, Saturday, December 81, 1873.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

II any one doubts tho success Of the move
inaugurated, last week, at Wheats dry goods
store OF a PRODUCTION on every article in the
house" he has but to visit that locality and
he will be convinced that 1t is indeed =
reality.
Mr.. Wheat Informs as that the sale will be
continued until January LIST, and those In
search of presents Tor the holidays will find
AN usually free display of substantial goods,
adapted for the purpose. 26o-dtf
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Al.
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
to gas Burns In any lamp without danger
OF exploding or taking Are. MANUFACTURED
expressly to take the place OF volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-
he los. and It's pes. cct burning qualities are
proved by It's continued use IN over Nc,W
families,
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
cured from burning, storing or handling IT.
The Immense yearly loss to life and property
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils In tho United States, Is appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits:
sloners throughout the country recommend
tae Astral as tho best safeguard where lamps
aroused. Send forclgculnr.
For salo at retail by the trade generally
and at wholesale by the propretors,
CHAS. PRATT 4 CO..
IRlgSGnw los Fulton street. New York,
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AtI...,-Thc hitter End.

On Sunday night in this city, In the
second story Of a,'frame building on
Elm street, the cry Of murder fell like
q boom upon the city's ear. What led
to 1t we will relate succinctly:
A young girl marriesa man in whose
heart there are no humanities, but the
attributes of fiend reign aud terrorIze.
After a year Of cruel sufierance she flies
10 one who In other days had befriended
her, and " scandal might be credited
Ian 4 datk ahadoH unon her life, In,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

An the Holidays approach
every one TX anxious 10 buy
their friends u suitable present.
Mr. j. w. Webb, Matchmaker
and 0ptician. Main street, OPP
posise Fields Ehemter, has 10
large and fine assortment Of
Watches, Jeweiry, Silver and
Silvcr.piatcM WaTe. Also, spec
tacIcs and Eye Glasses, I'm gold,
SILVER and stecs cases Having
imported ihe Lenses himself,
ke warrants them 10 be the
best Article Of Pebble Glass.
Mar. Wchb itas hnd twenty years
experience ia t1c BUSINESS mnd
gsaS been connected with the
largest houses In the country.
in every part oil Esis business
III thoroughly competent, and
all Iris Goods warranted as rep
resented. Engraving done free.
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To tho Children.

Little ones, ] want one hundred OF you 10
meet me at my house, corner Of Lamar ana
Commerce, streets on Christmas morning.
wowlll have q yaHHg follS' party, II ohriS1'
mas tras, aud merry, good ,lme,
A Christmas entertainment hah OLD custom
OF mine, for twenty years, wish most a.
p.cIally tho lltIle folks TO npond tho next
Christmas with me, We will meet at
o'clock In tho morning, Your old friend,
o6odtdvlt &c. MCCOY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23
a.,rro.d Ticket. sourhs and sold.

Mr.. A. D. Johnson, at the Crutch.
field House, advertises to sell and pur-
chase railroad tickets to all points.
Parties having Communication tickets
partially used, or who desire pufchas-
Ing tickets Of like character, will
md Mr.. Johnson's list to embrace q
large number Of the principal routs
In the United States.
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For Sale.

A good business building on Main street
centrally located. Terms easy.
Apply 10 I. J. FRANK.
q88dtf
Franklin & Penn are now
opening their extensive and
varied stock OF Holiday Goods,
which they offer at wholesale
or Retail. They are receiving
a large supply Of new and ele-
CANT patterns OF wall paper.
o,-dtf
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Our Christmas Number

On Christmas day we shall Issue ' s','"o.
!, IN connection with ourr'galar edition,
~'" ',.,,.s a sel.sted Christmas story anu
other matter suitable for the occasion ",
.na,, issue an extra numberof Ihi" ISSUE anu
advertisers would do well TO avail ''0"'''''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

N.arly all ladies' arc In dall y use OF some
artificial paint for their checks, Now lcl w
toIl Won n secret, II You will mo Englisl
Female Bltlers Il win paint your pnln !ac,s 70
your features aud health and buoyancy 70
your whole system,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

Any barrels OF shell oysters for Christ
mas. These gentlemen keep oysters
only In the shell, and are prepared TO
supply families with any quantity
daatrad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

LADIES wishing to learn tho art of Tele-
graphing, and procure pleasant and protlta-
bio employment, should attend the Dallas
Telegraph Institute. A ladies class has been
organized, for the day and evening, with
every comfort and convenience.
2G0-dlw, ED. 4. BASYE, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

Wall paper, Wall paper. Wall
paper. Immense stock of every
grade and sfylc--Brown Bluffs,
White grounds, Damasks, En-.
bOssed, Frescoed, Satin and
GILT, No charge for trimming.
A fine stock Of window shades
will be on hand i'm a few days.
PIERCE d LYLE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

Mcssrs. Durham, Howell 4 Co.. OF shrevo-
port, are pgcnts OF the Arizona Mills In cal
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt Yarns and 0snaburgs At figures less
than New Orleans prices. 1o0d-u