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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-22
81eaifal Aotite.
DyERTIsEMENT.)
DIR. r. NJ. Hamper.

oRTHoPEDIo SURGEON, cures and strengthens
Cross Eyes instantaneously, and operates and treats
successfully all diseases OF the Eye; cures Club
Foot, and in fact the doctor operates for anv dis
ease or injury that requires a surgical operation ::
also has never failed to cure any case of fits, no
matter OF how long standing. Rheumatism, Diabe-
ties, or any disease OF the Urinary Organs.-WiH
cure S~crofula, also Consumption in its primary
stages. The doctor treats diseases by a new and
scientific method, and his remedies do not i~rritate
the constitution, but their good effects are very
soon recognized by the parties wht are fortunate
enough to be the recipient OF his treatment. He
does not pretend TO be an advertising quack," but
takes this method of informing the suffering that
there still remains a chance of being cured, and if
the doctor cannot relieve you, he win honestly tell
you so.
will also say one word to females who are sufe
fering from diseases peculiar to their sex. I hay
treated several hundred, and must say that l have
never yet failed to effect a radical cure. Enclose to
me q three cent stamp for a reply, and give me a
full history o your complaint. If, however, you can
come and submit TO a personal examination YOU
had better do so. Plenty of reference from people
in good standing given upon application. I will
also add that | am q regular graduate of medicine
and surgery, and have paid very particular attention
all its branches. Address
F. NJ. LAMPER, NJ. D.,
July11-yf. Chenoa, III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-22
WORLD.

Greater quantity, better quality, and better loca
ted Real Estate for less money, and on more favor
able terms than can be had of any other person,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-22
BEST COMPANIES REPRESENTED
IN NORTHERN INDIANA.

The old ETNA of Hartford, assets over 5000,
600.
The old PHOENIX of Hartford, assets over
S1,500,0G0. After paving Boston losses and all 9TH
er liabilities. Pay no attention to what others say
about these Companies OF the agency. Come and
learn the facts.
The old NEW YORK LIFE, assets over S20,0G0,-
o00. The most liberal and safest Company in the
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

The s iperinte,id,'nt of the Unis 5, rt,'s .tiiHt ff,s arranged fm lie coinage. of SI0.003,0aO in do Ib'e eagles every lIinIih until fur. her orders The Mint ha, S5,00o, ,OlM in gold Dfrs on hprd {, while. tht. funds oi tile New York
 .kesIv Office has been increased S3 .WN,DJH in U. ;. goIfi rUin for the prynent 8f deposiis Uli Brit ish gold. The Secretary of tHe Treasury anticipates furlhe- heav' fer shipments of lEugfi5h sove. rpigns and alarge increase to the a mount of gold during the next three months. The Western mints will also contribute tO the coin age supply, 90 that ltpo,itors of foreign gold in New York will re- ceiye prolrpt ptyment on all de. pnSitS. H i-
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
SAN DIEGO BRANCH.
For SttntG Bar6dr0, .S0a Pedlrt
 GiLIL Nm OienG,

F5r Sttnta Bar6aro, .Son Pedro
 aud .Sdn Dieg0.
 Steamer w1ll leave ."r above ports every rhnrsdaS, ht AM
 Steamer StN srns. Crpt M. Harloc Thu,sda;. JAuuary 2d. ealing al San Nj, 'H--,'f rt,4 San tais Ooispo Iir paSseBgers only.
 St-mer PkCIFrri Capt G IT DnugIass VI sail Thursday Dec. uibrr 26! h f,,r .oa..ta Bat ba,a. San Prdr" and san Diego: asn J ,ruary 9!h. fer sane pUrts. unde, roD. iaand nf Capt II c Johnston E
 Steamer MtHuN':u CApi. C. II. Dogg- Llss. saiiing Thursday. .Darurry 18th, ana strarn'r OFjZtBA Cart II c Johnston, Thursday J nnary 23d, for Sant4 Barbara, San P''dr" and San Dr.g0. ,5'il resume tfr regular service ar per schedaie.
 Returning. t-avr San, Diego every Mon. day and San Prd:o Tuesday
 Through blls "F lading signed, and lhr0' tickets sold from and To nll T.. rts on the San Diego route. tn and fr,m New York. Eur"pr. M~xicn and Central America, as san Francisro tariff rates.
 C. P. TAGGART. Agent,
 Jl25 If San Dirro.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

a. We have not mentinned,w be. lieve, the spiteful and plucky oli lady whe died the other day in O$wego. She WAS d w.dnw, and left particular orders that she should not be buriei within ten miles of the sepulrher of the "uld
 man." She also desired that ht T dog might be killed. lest he should visit an obnoxious neigh bor. Finally, she requested that she might be buried in the fines, coffin which could be had for money, and that her pale form ehodld be wrapped in d robe of white alpaca. Her wishes have been shamefully diSregarpef. The ten miles were reduced to five; ths dog still lives and harks; and the coffin was medium Cost one. There will he, some tail rapping in. that &icinity San Diegr Union.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

@t-.5 ---i---~. s...u rrEu HIgHer the social altitude and the more res peclable the surroundings, th.. greater their stock in trade
 Many | girl whose feet mighl have been timely stayed in the. down ward path, has been moved to reckles,IIes, and detidnre thrO' tie rash publicity of per5onai journalism. Many q you Ig man
 who would have fepenttd and explated a first fault, has been moved to further sinning in the same Way IL is said that We liN e ill a fast age. when energies 4n.l enthu3i.tsmS die early, and that Stimuianis alone will ravivitN them. Let the sate,I annpti'e5 of the reading puhiia 1o regalp,i
 with tales of dangers y ti) ,,i inti tieid, or murders mos, iuul, of Wars and fires, and lis ster- i,y sea and Shor,I. L,dthe uitii w:io have wlttIngly pliced them selves before the pubic, and their II me, at the point of the j .urnaIisl'> Den. be written about and ,ktrl about, "criticiSed and laughed over. but lei tfe Sen>ati i,nai m4- rauderS be fiiept;src;l from the 'famiiy hearthStoHe, upon whIch they have taken their unlnvitp,l stand. Personal Journalism SholIt be ,fruwnrd dpWn upon, dis uur aged, unpatrGhize'i. Ii Is every m ,n's duly; for no man know when II may attack hins-t-l1' or family. Like a hnil. it is exprc,- ed, in Its .aIt.ck and irrit ,iirg be yoinl endurance; like all ulcer. it's di>charge is eontlnuil and vile; lik.sa Ieeeh. il flSfenS itself. and m " not be displaced until il i- goFgpd; aud like a lee,-h. too, il can vnniit firth it's hnrri hlt meal at will, and relurh with fresh unc. ton t0 batten upon its f.niliar IOJu. -t-
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
as@Is sh YUMA, A SATURDAY, OCTOBER is ls7a

HANDLING A SWAPPING TUR- 1 TILE BY THE .WHoNG rAIL.-A man named Gilsry. who by strict ; t,:0nolny and severe indu try has
 stccetded in getting his family a
 little plitce, free 'If all incum-
 brance, was fishing in still river
 n lear the Beaver Brook mills, on
 sunday afternoon. After sitting
 on the bank for d couple Of hours, : without catching anything, he WAS gratified to see, on d flat stone
 in the water, a Stiapping turtle,
 stunning himself. Tie butt-end
 of the turtle Was toward hiiI and
 he thou Int he would cap ure it;
 hut while lie Was looking for d
 place 10 step, the turtle graveiy
 turned around without lis Know
 ledge, aud when he got in reach
 ing distance, and bent down 60
 take hold of what uature design ed should be taken hold of while
 han'ilitig d sntppingl turtle. that s0ciable allintl just reached out and took hold of Mr. Gilsey's
 'oh" Wih grasp tudt iCtt uO doubt of it, sincerity. The sLrieks of the unfo 'tuntte nun aroused spnie of the neighbOrs, hut when tn y arrived they Were 100 late to be of any benefit to him, or even t0 themSrlves, for they caught a glimpse of the bare hta,iei nlan tearing over the hill, swinging sm Ill carpet-hag in one h md, and they at once con cluded that it Was narrow es- cape from high way roblRify 1 However, it was not d carpet. bag he Was swinging; it was that tur- tie, and it rlung to him until he reached the White street bridge when it let go; but the frightened man did not slacken his speed until he got home. When he reached the house the -ludicraES-L ness Of the affair burst upon hish, and when his wife lu0ked at his pale tace and bare head, and dust cluthe>, and asked what was the matter, he said. Nothing was the mitter, only he was afraid he Wtiuld be too late for church." amt appeared to he much relieved that he wasn't. Danbury News,
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

HAIL COLUMBIA The cotton gin, without which the machine Spinuer and the power loom would be helple>S. is American
 The power shuttle, Whi,.h per niits an unliI.itt'd enlargement of the breadth of the web, is American. The mower and reap, er are American, The rotary printing presses are Amesican
 he hot air engine is Alneri,T,n. ThN sewing Inarhine is pAmpri- can. The machine. manuficltire of wool cards is American. The whole India-rubhr history is American. The hatfti saw origi.
 mated, We mel!eve, :n America. The machine manufacture Inf horse shoes iS AnEpficau. The sand blast, of which the large rs-- pahilities are yet tG be devri"ped
 iS American. The gauge llth is American. The only succeSSful composing machine for printers Is american. The grain elevator iS an Amerital, .nye stion. 1Ille artificial manufacture of ice Was soriginaily iHvrnted l,y Prof. 4. 5 yyWiniiiy, m Amrric m. Ih4 electro magnet was invented, and ;lnmetliatcIy after it's invention s-ds first practically applied 'im tranSmiitirg telegraphic signals 'by Prs.f Joseph Henry, an ATer- irsn. The tclegraphi' instrument 'htrodured a few yt,rs ialPg into public use, which has since Oh tained universal act'eptapre, swF> Snvrntcti by Slplue! !. E. Morse, an t4:nesicmn. E..,,.-
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

The play of "ffanYlet" was re- gently performed in Paris by an English company to beggarly account of empty boxes. Even these were disappointed. for some practical joker in the Paris Jour. nat had given out that the enter. ttinnent would be entivenei hy the performance of a jig" which uf cOurse it WAS not. ,is A@-sis
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
IRA VELERS' GUIDE
POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Mails for California (wrst) close at 8 P. Nj. on Sundays and Tuesdays, and 4P m. on Fridays. and arrive on ursdays Thus. days and Saturdays. about 5p M l Mails f"r Tucs"n (-asI) closr ut 4 p. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays aud arrivr Tu-sdays. Fridays and Sunds, g., about PM
 Malls for Prescott. via Ehrrnberg. close at Nj, Wedn-sdhys and Sundays, and arrive Tuesdays and Saturdays
 OFFICIAL DiREcruRY-FEDERAL Congressional Delegate. R. c. Mccormick Governor IA P. K. Sifi,rd. =. Tucson Secretary ... Coles H,shf,rd ... |" Supt. Ind Affairs H BendrH. Prescott Chi. Justice, lst Dist J. Titus. Tucson. = 2d "..:DeF Porter Yuma U s. Attorney ..J. F.. MeCnffry Tues, n U ;. Marshall. .I--Q Dickasnn PTrscntt U. $. Survey"r Grn..J. Wasson. Tursoh Reg and Office A Eastman. Prrrctt
 -. Flor. nee Receiver. .. :. Ue6: Lount. Prescott
 FiOrrucr U. z. Col. Int. Rev IT. Cordis. Prescott U. s As.rss"r. II. A. Big-loW Prescott U.S.Spc'I Mail Ag't. LIN DawIry.. Dpt. Col. Custorns # H Goodwin. Yuma
 = = --J w Hopkins. Tu snn
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY LOS ANGELES. CAL.
DARENTs and G GUARDIANS dp,ir,

DARENTS and GUARDIANS de, ,iroul \ 0f prirurlng for thrlr Daughters and Wards the advantages of agoud rduration and q home in healthy climate and pleas. ant i"caiIiy. ~iil fnd both in this Educa iionai lstitutinn of the SISTERS Of ST VINCENT OF PAUL.
 TERMS. Bnard and tui'ioG Eng fish. French,
 Sptai-h, German. Ornamental
 Needle Work. Tapestry. Em-
 br"hrry, rtc., p r session of ten
 months ................. ..---. $200 GO Washing 30 % EXTRAS, .Draw~rg tS Paliltlng Der uOnth, S3 50 % Piano and Mri"de"ii. with use of
 instruments. S6 50 per month 65 90 Guitar. per month. So---..... 80 00 Varation,If pupils remain in school.
 per m0Hih 20 co
 The Sisters have opened SELECT DAY SCHOOL for young lad-s FIr>t Glass, rhr languages, etc 94 Oe Second Division ............. 5 % lhird t)lvi>inn co EXTRA BRANCHES, charged as in. dicated above.
 The Scholastic Half Session of 5 ndhths 10 c~mm-nc- the 18th of August and the 6th si J,nuary. and will teruinate about the l6th of June
 Bll.. w'th"ut exception, must be paid in advance. and no driuctinn will be made i"r partial ahsrnce or withdrawal lrnm thr lnrtithtion. unless in cases af prutrnctrd illness D"ctnT's lees and medicines are ,'xtra charges
 For fur her particulars, address
 SR SCHOLASTICA LOGSDON | augl6 3ml
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

Two TituSEiIie, Pa, lawyers on tered into solemn compact not to drirats intoxicating liqunrE Fer a year exrept when out duck Shoot. ing under Forfeit nf Sl00. One of them q,rehches his thufst with out losing the du ks ny keel Ing a duck in his backyard to fire at when hp iS dry. and tho other Ha> invested il one also. fr .e<
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
,tOR PIRINIINt,.

H f.ee.l Blanks Brirf<. B1l-Hrails Letter TR-ads. CirruIars. L,b,.ls; Cards Program
 lnrs. etc printed in -vrry s'ylr. with neat: mess and dispatrh 'urr-rry taken ATPtR when pay R1 .-nts are n,d- in advance
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

i ..-,, pc,pr-'IUr nornng, and gtve them premiums besides Smith
 offered free ride and d barlow
 knife to each ptssrnger. Johnson offered d boiled shirt smith Stw
 that and went one ttetter by giv- ing pound of BOIugna sausage
 with the shirt. dohnsnn then adopted the stuSage and distrlb- uled gold. headed canes and cop:
 ies of Waits hymns. smith ral lied, and offered ali of Juhnson'~ premiums with a litter of pup- and bunch of tooth picks tt each man. But Johnson tIOk ali the travel by paving the old debts of each ptsoeager aud deed ing him ,i ceaetery lot. Smiih turiI- et the 't;t'- imme'litteiy iii his flavor hy giving every. fellow q rayfut munS, a church pew. and 1;teeR hnnired shares, of stock in ihe Paei C railroad. Then John eo.1 deitrmined upon his mist''r- ,trpke. He Went to Brigham Young and got a special di,pen- 94tion; amt then he offered t0' marry all the women who rode Ln his -st ige-, 10 take all the men Into partnership, aad tO glvr yum rings, ,n;ill the b ,hle,. Smith
 VA, hrpken up aId hal tu sell cut
 ilnl dipindon lhe business. Juii,i
 >un. now hts fourteen hundred .nId twenty wives. fifteen hun
 dred rirtrtT,, ,ani4ls Is indebted to
 in lt,ui:l ru of,er mla fPr six bar rrta"l gun! riirgs. But he killed Smith, tud ne Is HJw lIAppy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
Ghe gsrisona smtine1.
Published every Saturday, by WM.. J BERRY, EEE
 Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS--Tnvariablv in Advance
SUBSCi2IPFit,N ::
ADVERTISING:

One inch sparr. or lra-. lst insertion $2 50 Ercf anbsequ"ht Insertion. n.-... 2Ir
 C"ntracts y the yrar os quarter at re- aucrd tairs
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

Two youns ladies of L1 CTnssc were standi 2 by the side Ot s ditch thirteen feet N ide, which they didn't know how to cross, when il Reir eseoyt saij. fsnakes,pp 2 .-.,S .h.nA. L.n~...a fl .., \. ' l-El.l :.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
4 Plea fer Printers.

! A writer in Oar Monthly has evidently been inside composing room. Ii he has not "dug a living out of case" He thus sums up the result of his experience:
 "Working for fort, editors and a sr,re of u'hor-, every one nf whom Is aS sensitive aI a S0rr Nhumh, and as lively and inter. e,ting a@ a hornet. no wonder that printers die young. and only pt- chydrrmatnu< grizzly, muli>h specimens get their share Of life l:
 "'H 'ppy infants. early hl,st.
 k'sI in Pra'-in! slumhrr rest Ss:-->
 R-srs"d trntn ih: .es;l.Ifs and I,-Sr.
 i" l.>>ss.fcrrssr with gr"wins years
 ssKe writer wishes he could Mer himself ;is an awful example yf ihe 'lierrilS which pnviriuu tae n,an who med,lles with cold = type A thoroughly trained prju- Ser ~heul;, have had a stepRoth,.r asd then ;l >tepfalhrr, and her Etva h--a been bnuud 0uf to a tsa1H- su. than ' Ea H' rried - .S-5$t..-.s ..7it-ain. ,l,'.J f8 ss <in l-y E@Is=. aud have ha,i aiaity uf f5.'irs v'aa eHere afflicted pi.h the cola. He 51ruiI have lfs3 Hi- Barring sl slageG --.tl t1- meas eIs, and to have added to a!l this discipline Il thorough Knowledge ot Science5 art. law. languages, theology, histpry and beography. If in addition. Ee has a vicious looking cuuntenance and an ami able disposition. he may stand some chance with those authors and editors; but the problbilir ie~ are. after all that they will worry him to teath."
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

COMMERCIAL COLI ;GE,
 ET. Lo. -s. so Gg"ssss6 C5tE COMMERCIAL C0LLE JGi
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
Personal JeurnalisIii.
From the San Francisco NrwsLett..r

from tne Nan franelSco News Lftts-r. : 1 A boinba>tic generation chant: the march of 'iuIpr0veiient, al |
 its chief tefrain is, freeddin of the | press. As rule, the NeUs Letter inclines rather to gay than grave,
 to lively than severe. Yet there
 are times when serious evils
 move us to wrath, and our seal of
 disapproval is set just now upon
 that ulcer in the sitie of progress
 -ptrsoiial jnurliaiiSin. We do
 not realize how insidIbus and cer-
 tain have been the works of this
 rampant intruder, until We learn frOIil a glance at circulation lists,
 that these papers are considered IJeune and unrt.dlble which are
 loo respectable to hristle with
 sefsdsk,nii points gle;ned from
 the privacy of fi- nlily circles and, inner lives. Time was when d
 mlh'S home was his castle: but
 now, thUse who would bt. igno- .inIni5usIy ejected from the draw
 ing-rouln. penetrate to the cio set,
 where hang the family skeleton,
 opeh wide the duors that all the
 world may see, and rattle the
 bones that all tiIp world nay herr.
 Time Was, wiip.! Such stories api
 petring, nameS were disguised,
 ny accommodating blanks, or at
 most Tn unUt1endimg initials. Now
 they are given unruinprumislng-
 ly UHIplete Tire ulau of acute
 keeling, who shri..ks sen>itively into privacy, awakes to find his
 ndlne in huge capitals, his doiugs Ill long paragraphs, and himself tie theme of every breakfast table. Youthful iudiScreIiunS are dug from under tine kindly drifts of accumulated years, polished by pract!red hands, aud held tG the searching light of publicity that that 4Iriets1to aud families may be daZed witi their unwelcoine glitter. Stories that had best be forgotten, CT at least un-ecerded, are given wIth enlargement and additions for .a greedy p.blic to swallow, knuwins Well that every detail has been gathered in the si0ughs of di-graceful wt.akne>s 4 blau-- >'fe ..s a5 , uUTdtie l family j, Jilsir ftE@rle pray. Ihe
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
For New York Via Panama

Leave punrtunlly at 12 o'clock, noon, 6h 'ht 7th l7th and 27th of each month for Panama. aud cnnnrcting. via Panama Ra l. road. with one of the Company's splendid steamers from AsPinwall for New York.
 When the sailing date falls oa SUI a., he steamer will sail on thr prreeeding Sat Hrtay
 The Pannrna StrameTs cOnnreting with departures from New Yolk. 10th 20th and Both. are expected to reach and leave San Di Rp "n or ahout the 3d 18th and 2Sd
 Steamers of the l7th and 27th will ca Il nt MSzatlan and Manzanile
 Steamer. of the Eth and 27ih connect nj Acapulc" for sil Central American ports
 Al stra,nrf- will t"uch at San Diego and Arnptiicob
 n.n JT-MnNrLHA C.nt C.n.o-i..
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
Mound City COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

ST. LOUIS, MO. Has becomt. the great BusInrss School ID rha West anh off Is the hrsl uleans ot gaini,, Husiu-ss Edurali"n, and uRnsual terms to Young Men Serkng EmpI"y. ment. S..nd f"r ctrcua: ["
 THDS 4 RI, E. President, Nos 2l6 and 2l2 North Fourth street, rg.Hl sT Lnt'tS. Mo
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
Pacific Mail s. s. Co.
For Japan and China.

r FAVE WHARF CORNER FIRST tni Brannnn streets, nn the isJ and i6rh nj every month. pnnctuatiy, st noon fnr Y"kphama and Hnngh"ng. meet ne ar Yuk"haha with the Company's Branch Line for Shanghai. via lhuqo aud Nngrsaki
 Jan l-GREAr REPCRL,C Capt. Cobb
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

How JOHNSON BEAT fll-s In Utah Territory there v Iwo -i Vai stage lines--tFG5 uu C- a man by the name 0f 5mit.1. and Hnuther ruu hy H man utgatj Johnson IEe competition Fas
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-10-10
THE CIIILDREN'S HOUR:
AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.
Edited by I. s. Iafhur.

This favoritc of the children, "from five
to Fifteen" will, for 1873, be as beautiful, as
pure and as full Of attractive reading; as
ever. No effort will be spared in the work
of keeping it i'll the advanced position
maintained from the beginning as Zone of
the best magazines for children i'll the
world"
The editor writes largely for the Hour
and nothing goes into it's pages without his
careful supervision. 1t will continue to be
richly illustrated.
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you cannot get a post office order or draft,
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-10-10
RED PEPPER FOR INSECTS.

A correspondent of the Rural Press
| says: l have discovered by Il practical
test that Cayenne or red pepper (capsi-
cum) will destroy cabbage lice or cab
bage mildew. 1 have some 200 fine
cabbages growing, and to my sorrow
some two weeks since I found them
covered with lice. / sprinkled them
wherever the lice could be found with
the capsicun, and am delighted to see
my cabbages entirely cleared, save a
few I did not sprinkle that might
contrast them, and that can assure
you is very evident, for those 1 so left
are covered with the little destroyers.
Now am of the opinion that capsicum
will in the same manner destroy the
fungi of all plants, vines, fruits, etc.,
spoken of in the Agricultural Report of
1871, from page 40 to 1913. 1 also
sprinkled u bumble-bee with it, and
the result was death in Il few minutes
to the bee. Now this might be applied
to the vines in the form of y solution !;
but for the cabbage sprinllling dry is
preferable, as it sticks or adhercs closely
to the leaf.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-10-10
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