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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-08

MEMORIAL AT the regular business meet
ing of Company G, held at their Armory, in
this city, on Thursday evening last, April I'd,
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted
WHEREAS, 1t having pleased Almighty God,
in His infinite wisdom, to remove from our
midst our late Honorary Member, Pay
master CHARLES w. Crook, and believing
it our duty to give expression to our loss,
we offer the following
Resolced, That in the death of Paymaster
CHARLES w. CROOK, this Company has lost
n firm and dear friend, and although we shall
never hear his name at roll-call again in this
world, we hope to DO prepared to answer
I" Present y at the final muster, when the
Great Captain who rules us all shall call the
roll of the universe.
Resolced, That while We sympathize with
the widow of our hOnored member, we ut the
same time offer our heartfelt consolation, and
can but sincerely recommend her to that Be-
ing sswho doeth all things we'll
Resosrsd, That our Arrnory be draped in
mourning for the space Of thirty days, and
that the members of the Company wear a
badge of mourning for the same space OF
time. si Oh HOY 1xiJ45s4 tstF z s
Rssososd, That copy Of these resolutions,
signed by the Captain and attested by the Or
derly Sergeant. be transmittedto the widow
of the deceased, entered upon the minutes OF
the Company, and be published in The RE-
CORD and Beacon.
Lieut.. Jos. M. LEWIS,
Serg't BENZ. H. JOINER,
Serg't WIN. H. Moon,
GROOM ND Com. on Resolutions.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-08

~ The place to buy. goods cheap = at
Colby &, 0fss4's New Store No . South
Union st. I
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-08

.syt4f ceetyS Qresss No 9 South Linen St.,
pay the highest market price for all kinds of
.Produce -. = s...an - W.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-08

The Lambertville Record says, 'Our city
needs water works. We don't believe it..
The Lamber-vil-lans- don't care cent about
having water. 1t isn't the kind of liquid they
use in that lively town. 1t may do for load
ing canal boats and such, but for all the ordi-
nary purposes of life it is snpertluous. Don't
you believe us, Pierson? Here is the evidence
from one of y"ur saloon-kecpers His child
died early in the morning, was buried before
o'clock A. NJ, and in an hour or two there
after first-class fight was inaugurated. -
What are water works good for in city con-
tanning such cntcrprising people You're
joking.
The above is from the Dover Mail The
editor is astray in his logic. The circumstances
which he relates is the best reason in the
world why we do want water-and that only.
A part of. the disgraceful scene which he
mentions Is the result Of free licenses by the
majority of our Common Council. We trust
that there will be enough decent voters in our
city next Monday to prevent the possibility of
the recurrence of such a scene as is mentioned.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01
'9as erfte sroBe 9ir@em-G Concert oes
americani(6en Gdcifiem- Qereins.

Wdren mir nidt als 3eitunssmeni6 al
ben &eoactionstii4 zines 8o9enbluttes
s%efettet, uno bdtten pie anoere 2eute 3eit
uns Suweilen einen freien Sag gu nebmen,
10 pdren mir Der an uns ~ersangenen @in=
laouns mad Oeutid atben sefOlst nm Dem
Concerto oes ramericanii9en" Gdcilien=
u~ereines beijuwObnen uno uns on wabrer
tirdli9er Muiit 5u ersOBen. Oa leioer
oas abtommen nidt mO9li9, 10 banten mir
Den Greunoen jeoo9 fir Die @ufmertiam=
felt uno eptnebmen unisrn Yeridt einsm
). 3. M. unterSei6ten @rtitel Der nGOlum-
bio" iiber Die uorsetrosenen Melooien.
Ser amsrieanii4e Gdeiliens Yerein bat
nun Die Jeuerprobe beitanoen-uno mir
oiirien es Obne llebertreibuns ausipreden
9 ldn3eno beitanoen Sas 9eltri9e
Rir9en=9 neer in Der ct. SO6n's
eatbeSrale, osien @ufiibruns ole Greun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01
Gorrs(ponosnJ Der Gafsmb. Wa3etts.
ct. Spbn's College, Stsarns Co., Iinn.,
SUM- 81. 1874.

Ct. Spbn's College, Stsarns Co., Ninn.,
SUM- 81. 1874.
@m beutisen Gage sinSen ale Sooali-
tdts= Wit9lieoer b. B. iiber 80 Stuoenten
i'm bielisen Snltitute gum slide oes Serrn.
Ser 81. MlOplius, oelien 5eit Die STRIDE an
oielem Sage ieiert, 1T Der Yatron Der 60
oalitdt Die Mit9!ieoer bulten lein 6eit bei=
lig, lein Mnoenfen in Sesen. Sur9 i'm,
Der Die @elt uno bic 6reuoen uno Gbren-
itsllen oerlslben Ueradtete als lie ibm often
ltanoen, peroen tie angeeiiert fir Den 0im-
mel su arbeitsn. uno Seoem nit 2iebe II.
8oblmollen entseSen 81 tommen; weroen
belebrt li9 ni9t bios duBerli9 td bo1i9 Su
seisen, lonoern BON SerSen oemiitbis uno
bel6eioen Su lein. sic peroen aufgefor-
bert ni6t babplonil9e Sbiirme ;u srrri6-
ten, Die bic 3eit %3eritGrt, ni9t unsepilIe
Gei9tbimer gu lammeln, Die Die Wotten
psrsebren, lonoern li9 gu erinnern an Den
81. MlopIius, Der in leinem %. Sabre oiele
Welt nit Dem 9immel pertaui4te, an oas
Homo ibit in domum aeternitatis suae-
Ser Weni9 9ebt elm in oas 9aus ber
Gpisfeit. Cir lepitirtes SO4arht 9ebal-
ten bon p. Ilerius GoelbrOd, o. S. b., al=
Iiiirt BON 8ep. S. Sirnisan II. 5r. 6ran=
els, wuroe fir Die Wit9lieoer Der Sooali-
tdt auiseopfert. &ep. 6innisan belt Die
5eItpreoi9t, in pel6er er nit bereoten
@orten Die 2eioen uno Yerfolsunsen Der
81. STRIDE fennSeidnste. @esen lie wuroe
in Den eriien brei Sabrbunoertsn oas
Sdwert sefibrt;-umionit. Damn itiirm-
ten Die @o9en Der Sdrelien 9e9en oas
SdiHlein Yetri los;-Obne effect. g8il=
De Soroen ersieBen ii6 iiber europa. Ye-
trus tritt ibnen nit Dem 3idte oes 8lau.
bsns sntsesen, ie ueroen &inoer DER se=
meinla6en Wutter;-oer 6ellen Yetritebt
unbewesli9. Neue Stirme erbeben li9
i'm 16. Sabrbunoert sesen oos S9iHlein
Yetri = gbriitus ipriht; firdtet eu9
ni6t, mein Wert miro beieben. 8egen=
pdrtis lit Der 81. Batter, DER slorrei6e
Yapit Yius TX. @efan9ener in HOm, Die
Seinoe Der Stride erbeben lid alGiberaa F.;
-.6irdtet gud ni4t-Simmel uno Gr-
be psrben perseben, aber mein Wort aui
eipig beiteben." % Sabre bat Der bl. Ya=
ter Die Stride resiert, er lab uno liebt lbre
2ciben uno YeriolSunsen; m69e er aud
ben Sieg oerlelben erbliden. 9etet fir
Den Batter Der Gbriitenbeit-Yius TX.
Die gauge Seier Uurbe nit sinem Gro.
Der @Ott mir loben Did" beidlO7en.
6r. NOrbert SOfbausr, o. s.. b., unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01
Die neue fatbolil&e lIniberftat ~

Die neue fatboliiGe nniberftGt ~
&enlin9tcn 4oncpn mir UNI " taelis
er5fnet /; pas srite 0sbdure 1T wrtis.
Sorerit erbalten bunpert Sturirenre 3us
LAP. Dem Dirretorium it Elm papitlis
Dies Srspe nit lem apOtolii6en Sessn
fur bic @nitalt Suseaan9sn un9 miro
rsmnd6f In rem fatbOlii6en Eirden NIT
einsm Sirtenbrief res Sersinisten Gpiss
copa!s ~perlslen psrren. Aus Zen GEE
observation-disclosures pom II. Wai III
erlIdtli6, RAP rie rrite Nuslase fir Saus
itele uno 0sbdure $1,000 G., fur innere
Ginridtuns 800 {. betrdSt rie S,dns
runnsfoitsn teIaufen li6 alio2 %. 500 6.
Die jabrlide Aussabe miro duf 5000
6. slddBt @Or Ger Sanp inO etwa
10000 6. sinssfOmmen. Aus cen SaBs
unsen Der uniYerItdt 1T mitSuitellen,
rab rie Sturirenren in Ger 8eSsl i'm Als
ter pom II Sabren a%uisunebmen uno pier
Sabre in Ger llniYerltat su tsbalt.n ilno.
Der Nufnabme scbt cine Waturitdtsprts
funs poraus. Yprerf 1T nur Elm lbsil
Der S5,Idle fsrtis, reren 3ahl ipdtsr psrs
mebrt unp rurd 4atpratorien ersdnSt
perpsn iou. @uBerrem perrsn Gonpies
te asbaut mslte auf ie IL 3Ssl,nss ,u
bsldranfen linp. Die sritsn Swei Sabre
rer atapemildsn erbrseit linr unter allen
Yspinsunsen In fold einem GOnpiet. su
SertrinSen. Na6 Mblauf psrlslbsn fam
cen Sturiunpsn rsr N~ufsntbalt in sinsu,
psnionsbauie a~sftattst wsrpen. Sir pte
MufrsdtsrbaltunS Der Disciplin lorst
elm Ocean, Ger pom 3sit 81 Belt nit Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01
~3uremburger GAZETTE.

Requiem" iinsen oirfen. Gum Sdlui-
le miiiien mir nod bemerten, oaB bas Gon=
cert lid zines sablreiden geiu6es riibmen
fam: i.nS anetuarium iuaren Der bo6ip'ite
Yiidpf Senni uno piele bieiise unb uus=
pdrtise Yrisiier unueieno uno i'm sroben
uno serdumi9en Saif Der Gatbeorale'sa
es menis Yldbe, Die nidt BON 8eiitli9eg
uno 2aien, BON Serren uno Samen beiesf
lparen. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01
-Gmpfams Der a%merifanii9ea Yilssr
toua III. Batter.

tcnsli, meIte am 8 SUM- itatrfanc, ipra1
Der bctmie. Ssrr SlIbof Omenaer unp
8i6tsr 1bearr i'm Namsn Ter pilsrime
ZEN tisf sefiblten @unlh perieiben aus,
pom bsilisen Satsr empfanacn ~ perz
zen. Oerielbe warp ibnen Iass rarauf
ssmdbr: unp nit elmer slnsabl ametifas
niiber 8attpIifcn, melhe ii6 in 3om
aufbalten, suiammen sesen ;meitunrert
Yeripncn, eri6ienen tie bel Ger Nutrient
an Ger mebrere Garrinile, ancere bod
itebeace Yrdlaten unc berporraaenre
Yerlonen lbeil nabmen. Der he'd rife.
0srr Siidof Owenser nanpte ii6 NIT
fpl9encen Worten an sc. Seilisfeit:
Isle isben su SIREN Sasen SStne
hes fernen WeftenS. Sn rieler 3eit Sbs
rer Setriibni6 BADEN ite repcr rie @efab<
rcn reS Weercs nod Der peiten Neiis ses
ldeut, I'm Dem Scrlansen su asniiaen,
ZEN Batter aler 0liutieen, cen rurh Iein
Birfcn, feline 9eriplsunssn unp feline 0s<
rulp. iein Soffen unp 9srtrauen ~ Soft
erbabenien Der Ydpte III Isben. 8ir
iebn;sn uns rarnad, Gp. 6cilisfeit III
te9ri6en unp RE Gntfernuna Mrmcbfte
eber uniere Ssbniuht, als le rieielbe
serminrsrte. St9leit Spn Zen Sdrfsn
Ger Grpe perlaiIen unp Dem @etananiHe
lberantrUrtet, baben mir sic rrb ni1t
perIa6en. Wir iinp sefommen. INN rOr
rcr san;en @clt rie sdnslite Sinsetuns,
rie mir fir sic. rem unfebltaren 6irtsn
Der Stride. ben Gsntralpunft uniersr
8lautenSeiniafeit bescn, ;u erfliren.
Dies 1T Ter Gag, rem mir lett lang belbet
sepinibt ba5en, an Gem mir Sle BON an<
seli6t ieben unp SIREN Sesen ~npfansen
fbnnen, niht ALIEN fir uns, ioncsrn aub
fir Mue pie, pelbe bier ni6t sesenrdrtis
lein fSnnen, unp rie in Ger Serne unter
5brinen Soft fir Sie in Sbrem Setting
niIIe anrufen. sic icppbl ais mir. pte
mir Nufrittisfeit unr birserlide 6reib It
bpbahten, perrammen aus %tietlttr Seele
Die tyranniide Serfclauns Ger &lrae
rur6 @ottYersr0ene, welde nit elmer
fallbrn 1reibeit prablen."
Niftcr 2bearp ScrldS carduf cine Nns
reee in fransSlIher Sprabe. wprin Tie
3uneisuns Der pilarime n ausr ame>
ritaniiben 8atbUlifen IIspruf fanp.
&c. Ssiliatsit erwiscsrte rann
uSn rer Iunfelbeif, RE jsBt auf Der
Uelt lasert, III piss Gin Strabl ore ei9s
teS. Die 8eince Der Stride linr ,ablrei1,
aber srpBe SrSfunsen fommen mir BON
Der alien UNI neuen 0elt su. in psl6'
eeBtsrer Ter pabre 0laube h6 10 wunrers
bar psrbreitst raB eS nptbpenpis aspors
Den IL. pie 3abl Der DiSeeisn su sermsb,
rem. Nc6 bleibt jecOh Elm grocer Ibeil
peS Continents ben Srrlsbrsn ilIe,;aGsn
unp iOuten Sie 0ott bitten. pamit er ale
gum pabrsn @lauten suridiitrt.'
Der beilise Batter iies bierauf pom
IbrOne berab unp 9inS an ZEN pilsri>
men ppriber, inpem c: ibnsu Die Sane
gum SuiIe reiG.e.
6ierna1 wuroen Or. Seilisfeit Sc
Idenfe iberreiht 6o6p. P. Wtsnrlsr
lbsrreibte i'm Nalnsn ieiner farbissn @es
meinpe einen nit 0Olpfidsn scfdQtsn
Cad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01

Sr. SEQ Winter o. s. B., empiinsen beute
bonn bo6w'iten Serrn @bt &upert Seioen=
bulb, o. s. B., Die Soniur uno Die nieoern
Weiben. 8ott sebe ibnen Seinen Sesen,
oamit wie lie fur ben Sroen cine 3ieroe,
10 aud fiir ibre Mitmeniden BON Nuben
peroen mOgen. n. g,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01
3f00fnm.

Die YfalSer Yoit i6reibt: @eitern MUIR
De in 6 aiiersIautern cine Ntert,piir=
oisteit seSei9t, ndmli9 rStramentum ex
carcere episcopi Trevirensis", B. b. Stro b
aus benz &erter bes Sii6os
Srier. Mebrere Strobbalme iua=
rem mittellt zines Siesels, oas Die gu6-
itaben l. H. s. nebit einem &reuSe entbielt,
aui eincm Yapier beieItist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01

itaben l. H. s. nebit einem &rsuse entbielt,
aui eincm Yapier beieItist.
Die in Yalparailo (Gbile) eri6ei=
nenoen vSeutl6en Na6ri9ten" pom 10.
MdrS l6reiben yYon einem @usenSeusen
miro uns mitsetbeilt, oaB Die Seiuiten in
Yuerto Monti fiir3li6 Elm bereotes
3eusniB oafir absele9t BADEN, pie auf=
merriam lie Der Gntuidluns Der Sinse in
Seuti6lano iolscn. Sur Iusidmiituns
ibrer neuen Stride baben lie ndmli4 elm
8emdlbe anfertisen lulen, oas Seq
cue o~oriteaeno, uno in oemlelben bros
ten uno l6morren feline 8erinseren ais
&aiier @ilbelm m, SiirIt Sismard
uno Gultusminiiter Salt. Die 6lammen
iino nit beionberer Sorgfalt re6t blptis
ROTH semalt-es muB Den 9ottseidai9en
0erren cine ,pabre @olult lein, in ibrer
Ybontafe li9 Die Gualen Ger Der.
Geber aus,umalen."
Sefanntli1 l6pdrmen Uiele amerltani=
l6e YlGtter fir einen ameritanil den 9ar=
oinal uno %curioler @eiie meilt OItli6e ni6t
fatbolil6e SlGtter. Gin amerifanil9er
Cardinal, oas milroe trOy alle Dem l1mei=
6abaft Iein. SEPT auf einmal beiBt es in
Der .Gbicago Sribune" Mcytalter Der Ser=
ausseber oes v6reemans Sournal" miro
Cardinal Der romii6sn Stride! Gin YrO=
llaperp.M ann Gin maBlos befti9er Seit=
a~rtifel= g 6reibcr Sur, Elm Wann un6rilt=
lid our6 uno our6! llno oaSu nod Der
Go6n zines YresbDterianil6sn Yreoi9ers
uno ielbIt emit Stubent oieler 8iiien=
idaft! S6auoerbaft!! gang l3auoer-
bait
unb penn Ou es nur piiBteit arme Or
bibte am StinffluB oann sibt es glei9
cine 6rau &aroindlin uno feline &aroindl=
den! 8el6 berrliden StOfi fir 9eitar=
tifel bel 100 @rao Sabrenbeit Dor al=
lem lolte uniere &oQesinn babel ieoenfals
oieie wi6tise fir6enre6tlide 5ra9e ernit.
lid ins Mu9e falien Oh Die &aroinalswiir=
be aui alle mdnnli9en Na1tommen oes
YeIasten ooer nur auf Den Nelteiten iber=
gebt?
so ma6t ii9 bic .amsrita" luitig iiber
Die srenSenlOie Oummbeit oieies Ylattes.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30
REFORM.

While private obligations have been
considered the standard of the man,
public credit has been cherished as the
soul of the State.
Our statesmen are somewhat new in
politics, and ignoring history and eN-
perience, appear to have discovered a
"North-west Pass" of their own. The
funding bill just passed by the legisla-
ture, and duly promulgated, 2epndiotes
one third of the State debt. If the
obligations were in the hands of the
parties who piled up the debt, we
holders are not to be dealt with so
justly.
The measure, to say the least OF it,
was of no less doubtless propriety than
of law1ess authority. How long it
will be tolerated remains to be seen.
But unless other reform measures are
inaugurated, what benefit will be de-
rived from it? a tax Of -! mills was
always ample to meet the just and le-
gal requisites of the State. Tie appli-
SSttIttl III IL II oil AslS
peoples distress.
Let reform measures commence
where they will be legal, just and
proper.
1. Reduce the expenses Of the Cen
eral Assembly to 100000 per session.
9. Refuse State aid to private enter
prises, and cancel all that are outstand-
ing.
3. Do away with district school SUI
perintendents.
1. Reduce the compensation of tax
collectors to $4,000, in addition to the
necessary blanks.
5. Do away with all printing con-
tracts other than an official journal, and
leave that and all other public printing
open to competition.
6. Lop off every parasite in the State,
and cut down all salaries and emolu-
ments to q good living.
Under such a system no man can
doubt the ultimate prosperity of the
State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30

The Nandenberg house was destroyed
by fire between one and two O'Clock \.
NJ, Friday. Being unoccupicd it was
clearly the work of an incendiary. The
city has an deficient" Police, but how
it can justify an officer to permit a lire
in his beat to get beyond control before
any alarm is given, is n law or a tole-
ration peculiarly her own. We dislike
to find fault, but when II man takes
upon himself the duty of a station we
insist upon its rigid performance. The
Mayor owes it to himself and the
citizens, not only to impress upon his
Police the necessity of untiring vigi-
lance, but to exact and to sec that it is
faithfully rendered. No language can
express our admiration of the fortitude
and heroism of the men who so success.
fully beat back the devouring elemen,
from the adjoining building until the
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30

Two men from Delta, styling them
selves Internal Revenue officers, came
down upon our whisky dealers last
Monday s.iI<c a Wolf on the fold,' and
made things lively between $40 and
$500 in taxes and penalties. 1t was
really refreshing to see how cleverly
they could go through a mans business
and convince him of the difference be-
tween a retail and wholesale license,
and of the necessity of q few more
stamps, with penalties superadded.
Some of the oldest dealers in the place
were caught. II seems to have been
settled to the satisfaction Of all con-
ccrned, and we are authorized to say
that buyers can now be accommodated
ut any house from Il pint to a hundred
barrels without any scruples Of infring-
ing the revenue laws. The officials
dropped back to Delta, Tuesday, but
will return towards the latter part OF
the week, when they propose to do
Trenton, Bastrop and every other place
hereabouts noted for good cheer and
large sales.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30

In the contested election between
Mcdonald and Blackburn for a seat in
the Kellogg Senate to represent the
parish of Claiborne, the honorable COM
mittee declared for Blackburn, not
withstanding Blackburn acknowledged
his defeat after the election. The leg
islature is composed of just such eases,
and if left to them they would legalize
q counterfeit nickel if claimed by a
brother member.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30

There is so much of beauty and OK
cellence in the February number of the
Aldine, no lover of the fine arts can
well afford to allow it to remain Il
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the new year, in the January number,
of volume OF surprising worth and
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pages, more than half of which are
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30

Mr.. j. a. Dowden, an experienced
typo, writes us that he will commence
publishing a newspaper at Columbia,
to be called the Columbia Herald, on
or about the 7th proximo. Papers
throughout the State are asked by Mr..
Dowden to start their exchanges. We
wish the enterprise success.
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arrival of the steam. fire engine. The
delay excited some unnecessary COM
ments, but her appearance was warmly
applauded, and her exploits fully up to
the highest expectations of her friends.
cred by an insurance of q thousand
dollars.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30

The amended Bankrupt law, as just
recommended by the Senate Judiciary
Committee, requires that the bank
rupt's assets pay 33b per cent of the
debts proved up, instead of so per cent
as heretofore. By the law of 1878 the
exempted property is based upon the
exemption laws of the State in which
the bankrupt resides.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30

n HARDENING!

GAHnHS'S"'
January has come, and the season will
soon be at hand when everybody who has
any garden, land at all, ought to SOW
and plant seed of various kinds. In order
to supply the wants of the public in that
respect, III. kINDERMANN, on DeSiard ST.,
has received :, large lot of different
{; \ r d l. n $ L DIS,
pinI. Eye, Early Coodrich, Early Rose
Potatoes,
For planning. He has also on hand n large
supply of eating Potatoes dry and 1ncaly
when cooked; the best of fresh Goldfish ;
Macl<crei i'll kits Cheap; Macaroni, Buck
wheat Flour; choice Butter, Western and
Goshen, nicely put up in 5-ih packages,
Coffee fresh and sweet Lard, in buckets,
kegs and tierccs. Good Flour will make
good bread and biscuit; if you are in need
of any, do not forget that You can find that
article, i'll barrels, half barrels or by tho
pound, on Dc~iard street. at the store Of
II. EINDERMANN.
Monroe, La, Jan'y9, IS7-!.-2nl
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THE CIIILDREN's HOUR:
AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.
Edited by I. s. arthur.

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pure and full of attractive reading rs
of keeping it in the advanced position
maintained from the beginning rs zone o.
the best magazines for children in tho
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The editor writes largely for the ''Hour,'
and nothing goes into it's pages without his
careful supervision. 1t will continue to bt
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TERMS. y
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1t strikes us that Senator Gordon, of
Georgia, for Il now member, is ovortlo-
ing the speech business. lie is, VIC
know, an eloquent, fearless, true man,
but he is in great danger Of ovcrcrop-
ping himself.