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JUDICIARY.
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Dsnf CAN'T. SciraskaC CITY. ss,oc ate jus.
SAM MAXWELL. f~is;sinogth
wEsoTEk COUNTY.
J. A. Tui!eJs. '"anfy
IL -. Probate Juixe.
X ". uue'' sheriff
- Eckooi Surf.
@ Coroner
- q Tha,, County Surveyor
A. N. Hardy. ,.,
q. W Ball. County
Y. Mntieson.
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IT. Buy the Domestic.

IT. Buy the Domestic.
- McNu has a .upply Of ~ kind
| of Machine Oil
- Raj the new advertisement OF
&. Il. jones, Junis,a.
-Grsrg-r'-, fyou want good TIA.
coffee. .ngsr. an other grocrIe-. call
at the Grange Store. nex' door " TIE
Pos. Office. joins G. POTTER, Red
Cloud
60 TO Smith 4 Calvert for Furni
ture.
All kind. Of Dry Good in larsr
supply aud at reasonable rates at
CAREER 4 Cos.
-Good warm fa'l and winter .hawlf
and dress loods at
G. Co..
A fn'i stock cf Boot .rI Sh""-,
%. the fail trade 1T
The highest Market :'ric. i'aii
for Wheat. Oats and Barley, AT IN"
Red Cloud ID. ug Store.
&. II. PorTEI
-Graueer's. ii y.,u wan s"rr
Granger boot- and -h'-s, call At ~
Grange Store. JOHN G.. FoTTfR.
the Cu!rP. and III. W'et
'h;raen Ps' dnd Mil will lie f'so
he'd 10 ,uhscrib,r. Tor 81 % %r"r,ear,
lash in advance. The I'm' -i"d Nh,
Is .qual 20. if moi the bet. ct any
weekly Newspaper pubii-h.e -
Chicago. Iho-,. who are already 'ub
,cribrr- Of our paper, a get terms
fpr The other on ap.'llca'i,n.
Kero ene. 80 cents per gallon Gar
her Il Ca.
Matches. Scents per box At CARRIER.
-,
Lamp chin ,rys, 3 or 25:,. at Gar
hers.
Three bars soap. % c nts, Gnber 4
ca.
Soda lOcen,s per pound, at g ,rber..
GEA\6E SIb"E
"OOD NEWS "ooD NEWS
r.,r the F.nmrr> Of Webster AMI
N"irhLoriuv ununlies.
GRANGE STOKE IN RED
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for cash /" he'.
For h'- mott" - s"'" nr'h'' q''rS
sales. AMI r"afr pav.
C,,5 ,ocle, l,;ve. n, Men, - .;r
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all the latest varieties NJ
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Save your money these hard time
~ going 10 Wilcox. who will ~"
you money on your aScs.
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Good clear ice on hand ard for sale
a. Geo. Zeiss'. Price one cen, pc,
r5and.
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TIE .fLDL1eE,
The ART JOURNAL Or AMERICA,
I&ura 0mthly.
"A M%A0SIrIcsSr Co~Scvrriox. wOSpEaSrL-
IL C.asIR. Orr."

Tn. necessity ola popular me iiarn for 'h'
representation ~ he Productions of our
great arts :. his Aw'ys he n iccpxnis D..
AID many at EN- IT. htvs beea IN ale To meet
the " mt. The successive 'silur"s which SO
in ar,a;ly f.llosc 90 a attcm-t In thu
conn nv 10 c tab ish ~ a urn j. I'D not
prove the ind ference ofih- people Il Amer
ic. to The claim. If h g. art. 80 . on rs n
prorer apr i,'ion e the want and m
ability 70 meet il WIRE .ho n. the public "a,
once r. lie, With en'hus a II /; its suppor'
and Ia, result. ~ greet 'r' = - AMI ION
mel. ial triumpi,-TilE ALI'I>E
Tile Adm =. while i.uei With all tie
r.gularisv. hes non. Of tn temporary or
t.s.efy interest ch.ra r-ris l. 81 ordinary
pe'ioIi' Il. I IL n c'eg ,1' ni-ce'iin' OF
pare. q. aa'. and sr~r-'ui feature and .
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beauty (, 81. .I1i a. . mo
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claim -upcri,r h.,,.u - NJ cpmptfei VII
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unique II urlG.na' . nccp'i TO- ~ at
IA, p sch. i--tb-,'ate! " ia r'''npei
ton in pr,-s "r char icter The 10 esr %
a co,uyiet, v"lume can "a dup'icst. he
a. nti > III fin pa er sad aHsr ,vtcgs w say
9th r shape or III nJcr os oiumes 'o' TIA
times its cost: al then. there is the chrom =.
besides!
The n~ational feature Of THE ALDISE
must he taken in no n Irrow .en-e. True ar
is cosmopolitan While II ALDINk Is -
5 richly Amc lean insii ut,on. 1t d"es u 9
confne itself entirely L" the rep oda ton I
..a.iye art. its mission IL {" cal wat -
b. 4 AMI apure ia,iv~ art ;ssts. one that
vii! Ii cri inmate only on srounus OF intr, - c
I'D ri. mus. While . acins BIZ q he pat
r,n % THE Ii..,I ~ A. i'aaing thar ct
eris i, tie pro ,ac .ons Of III mo { notea
Am rican ,~rtis,.. attention vii slwiys b'
given 10 sp ;cim n from Il reign matters.
sivnx .ts sapscri ,rrs all th pi -a.urs and
AMI in.i ucti,n oJt.i able from b me or
foreg n sudrse.
III. .~riis.'s lir..ratiop "f an-ri-1n
scenery. IT y.IsI = h fHs AibINE. is n
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Caniies, the hes, aud rrrest u
toru, AT Geo. Xci-s'.
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"kAh's UNSs lFisH FR.ENC"

viii be wcicon' = in eve y HON Everyb,dy
loves .uc Ad 9. aud the ~portrsii i.eI cut d
% true {, the Il 9. n II il seems the 'ei s,5e
Or. sence q. he an m Il its.lf. The q vt.
lie Witt rsl uAs- t. IL thtt his ovn New
f.uniian.t d g oh. ha-st m 3 o 'kiynj barks
At il! Although 81 -sfur ] no NJ sso see
this prem;u , chr mo viii have the sig ,te-t
ear Of being b item.
pe.;i.. the eron-. sverv sdvan . sub-erib-
- tn THE ALDINE Tor 1875 is constituted .
member. and entitled o all he riviie-es !
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Arrival mud Departure ~ M"
rrosu the He'd Cloud 20

Arr,v,, mud Departure "f M"s's
from the Hed Cloud 20"
JUxIArA Leaves M"nha, =
Wedn-sdny's and Frd'y y III.
Mail closed 9 .. IN. ''nv.- Ihr>'
day Thursday and Saturday = u,
Harvard Leaves Tue da''s md
Eriis,'- 6 q IA. arrives 'u">d"l
anil T day 5! p IN. Mail CLOSE
81 y. M.
FR,:;KIIs. going east. M'rdN
and Thursday IN G"'"s VT
TuesIay'- AMI Fri az 10 M
Pleasant HIT caves Thu day q
o M. Arve. Wednesday > = D..
Mail clo,cd 9 . H..
JEWELL Kan.as. arrives F'iiay
IL III. Leave, FRIDAY ] T.. N.
RrssgL, Knn>ss. arrives THURSDAY ;
loa M. Leaves Thursday y ~
Office open from = until 6 p. III
Sundays.
All registered matter NUT be u
the evening before the mails leave
NJ. Il. McNITr. y. NJ.
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Sundays from II A VI. 10 IL NJ. ah.
from s p. ". in9P NJ. fn the IN
pot of r-gi.,eriry letters. There 81
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shs mail leaves.
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ROE. ARENAS.
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Raprrr If III. Ri O. nj ra'li.
-choo' s.r he .erm m ling H,v. 18Th.
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Public Sales.

~. Middleton, st Il! - 'aI

I'D. Middleton, ct a. s7'ssss'
virtue Of q ysrif gof 1iBfi fIidiMa, fesuf&
ID from the Clerks Office of said parish,
in the al,ose entitled cssnsx, aud to Anealis
rected, i have seized and will proceed to sell
ut public auction to the list anil highest bid
der, vt the Court House, door, In the town 0f
Bellevue, La, Iii said parish Of Hossier, Oh
tha frst Saturday, 9TH, day of June. A. D.
1874, within the legal hours IT sale, the fUf-
lowing property, to-wit: .s.ssss,a
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- Our exchanges are Allied Will

~ Our exchanges are filled with
recitals Of the many terrible crimes
committed throughout the country.
Really, it does appear as If 1.-THE times
are sadly out Of joint" everywhere.
Honesty, morality, virtue and integ-
rity, seem to be at q frightful dis
count, willie the monster, Vice, rears
threateningly its hydra-head, be-
shining the land with theft, Mson,
sdukry, rapeand murder.
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- We understand that from this
on, there will be prayer meetings held
regularly every Thursday night in
this place.
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- There are some things that we
can stand like . philosopher; yea, no
ancient martyr, perhaps, would ex-
hibit any more moral meekness, for
titude, resignation or stoicism. When
reealcitrant subscriber cheats" us
ont a three, six or aine dollars, or a
faud Of an advertiser "goes back ON
MI f0r twenty or thirty dollars, we
-calmly smile atthe depravity ofman,
and cancel the obligation; but after
II. nan human nature cannot en-
dure everything. It's certainly try
ing to . psos country EDITORS feelings
after his hetter-half has patiently
watched over and FED q goodly num-
Der Of Spring chickens-long her.
domestic diligence kept and when
nesr good frying sile, to have some
vagabond freedman steal about fifty
dstkenn sc one raid. Yes, 1t il TOO
bad. Webster's Unabridged and
Bel1ton's Thirty Yekf's View havn't
words enough to express ! proper in
dlgnataon. Powder and lead are the
only concomitants calculated to suffl-
gently sOlace ones outraged feelings
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~ Lost-during the editors
.'honle stretch" from Shreveport last
week. somewhere on the Bellevue
and Shreveport middle road, bottle
of quinine! reader. A reward Of
division" isoffered, If the finder has
chills.
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- The gnats we are not certain
a. TO their patronymic appellation-
are now quite troublesome to stock.
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- Cooley for June q superb num-
Der, filed to overlooking with good
things--has been received.
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- Our "oldest and bestn would
now cheerfully take a refreshing
shower in theirs!
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~ It is no trouble to get up lo-
cals-if q man doesn't care what he
says.
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Grateful Thousands proclaim
VINEGAR BTTrERS the most wonder !
full Invigorant that ever sustained
the sinking system.
No Person can take these Bit
terS according to directions, and re-
main long unwell, provided their
bones are not destroyed by mineral !
poison or other means, and vital Or
gans wasted beyond repair.
Bilious, Remittent, and In
termittent Feyers, which are SO
prevalent in the valleys of our great
rivers throughout the United States,
especially those of the Mississippi,
Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee,
Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colo
RADIO, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl,
Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro-
anoke, James, and many others,
with their yast tributaries, through
out our entire country during the
Summer and Autumn, and remarka-
bly, so during seasons of unusual
heat and dryness, are invariably &C.
conpanied by extensive derange-
ments of the stomach and liver, and
other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgatiye, exerting .
powerful influence upon these vari-
GUS organs, is essentially necessary.
There is no cathartic for the purpose
EQUAL to DIR. j. WALKER'S VINEGAR
B1rTERS, as they will speedily remove
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>
A HORRIBLE CRIME.-On the 9th
instant, in Mobile, Ala, white
fiend by the name of Frank A. Will
liams, outraged, in a most terrible
and painful way, a little four wear
old daughter Of J. M. Richardson.
The following day Williams was ia
ken out of jail by a large crowd of in
censed citizens of Mobile, and carried
to q large sycamore tree on the open
square, and there, in broad daylight,
publicly lynched. The monster was
"eaught in the act,n and deserved
the punishment received.
Williams was born and raised in
Tuscumbia, and was the son of DIR.
J. NJ. Williams, highly respectable
physician, who stood well with all
who knew him.
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~ The Arkansas enlbroglio is at
an end, From 9 Little Rock special
to the Shreveport Times we learn
that Gov. Baxter took formal posses
sion Of the State House on the 10th.
lone hundred guns were fired in
honor Of the event, and great enthu-
siasm prevails, /" Gays the dispatch.
Attorney General Yourly has resign
ed and lett the State for the States
good Mcclure. Hodges and Oliver
are missing, and bully Brooks and
his sblack-leg'' ally, Gen. Pagan
the would-be Longstreet Of the occa-
sion refuse to be comforted.
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~ A Shreveport mad dog was
Killed on the 18th instant.
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- Plant field peas.

- House flies are now as thick
- biackberries in June.
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- 81 IS viii pay for the Banner
for the remainder Of the year 1874.
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ROBBERY AND MURDER AND HIS
HONOR, JUDGE Internationally
two brothers by the name of Elliott,
strangers from Tennessee, were in
weighed by band Of thieves and
murlerers into one of their dens, on
the outskirts of Shreveport, robbed
of their money and one Of them bru-
tally murdered. Several of the par
ties implicated were promptly arrest
ed and lodged in the parish jail, and
on Saturday night last body Of
about twenty-five disguised men, af-
ter forcing an entrance to the cells
containing Doc. Jones and Oliver
Hill, took them out and hung them
in the Court House yard. Jones was
q noted desperado, and boosted of
having killed several men shooting
one, Seaborn Coleman, merely to see
him kick" Hill was one of Jones'
ropers-in; a native Of Albany, Ohio,
and said to be of good parentage. He
came to Shreveport with the Attain
tic circus last summer.
In this connection, the Times says
there is q band of organized thieves
in Shreveport, white and black,
"whose aim is chiefly robbery, but
who never shrink from murder when
it is necessary to accomplish their
purpose. /" After reciting the many
grievances submitted to by the citi-
zens of Shreveport, the Times con-
cludes:
Away from here, a howl may go
up over the atrocity' of this thing
from communities more happily situ-
ated than we are; but they may howl
away. The people of Shreveport are
resolved no longer to stand, as It
were, with bound hands, while they
are robbed and murdered. Our peo-
pie deprecate mob or lynch law as
much as any community in America;
but they prefer the temporary reign
of lynch law to the perpetual reign
Of murder, burglary and highway
robbery
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Advertising Rates:

Advertisements inserted at the rate of
One Dollar per square for each insertion up
To one month. Ten lines or less constitute
square. No fractions Of squares counted as
such, but they will be counted as squares in
every instance. For, longer periods, as fol-
lows:
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HEALTH! BEEuTy *!

STRONG AND Pc e RICH BLOOD INcREAsE
OF FLESH mi, W'slitT--,sLEs,R sam AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sic U sEil To ALI
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ON such an occasion, and we hereby
give all the warning that we intend
to, to the prowling thieves who are
too lazy to work, and must eat, to
keep off of our premises and out of
the range ofour shotgun at night,
or we shall not consider ourself NOR
ally responsible for putting buckshot
were they viii do most good.
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A SENSIBLE REsoLUTIoN.-Ata
public meeting Of the tax payers of
Shreveport, held on the 18th instant,
Mr.. Thomas II. Morris introduced
the following resolution, which was
adopted and the committee appoint
ed:
'Resolyed, That the chair appoint
committee of four to invertigate the
lease of the ferry and to enquire into
the cause why steam ferry boat has
not been furnished according to prop
osition advertised, and report to the
meeting what action necnssary to ac-
complish that end.n
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lk1 On the first page Of this issue
Of the Banner we publish "a Plea
for Drunkeness.n The writer's views
are perhaps not wholly illogical, al
though viewed from moral stand
point, totally unsound and mischiev-
GUS. This is the first defence Of ine-
briefly that we have ever met, and
although quite lengthy, contains no
logic equal to the simple pathos Of
the following lines written years ago
by an Englishman, who, having lost
his wife, committed suicide at the
age Of twenty-five. They tell sad
tale:
THE WINE CUP.
have raised the wine cup in my hand,
And the widest strains I've sung.
Till with the laugh Of drunken mirth
The echoing air has rung.
But apale and sorrowful face has looked
From Out the cup to me,
And 9 trembling whisper have heard
That fancied came from thee.
Thou mo diminishing in thy peaoefnl araye,
And thy sleep is ,lreamless now.
And tho seal ofneverdylng grief
son thy mourner's brow.
And my heart Is still - thine, Nary,
And the joys Of life are fed.
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Subscription, S. Per Annum,
~ In Advance. ba

BELLEVUE, LOUISIANA:
Saturday Morning, May g, 1874.
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Professional Cards.
II. W. Baker,

4 TTORNEY AT Law. Bellevue, La.
~ Will practice in any court in the State,
except the parish court Of Bossier Parish.
viln46lY.
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Texas Street,
IA Shreveport, La. Will practice in the
Courts of Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne and
Bienville. vl0n40
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a'"af 7 o'c'.' : ~ Tuessl. ecninr,
'-qu H,ins fereitrt 4 G,st-clts4
efr ~ y uui'in:iu sp,ilnek .Jilln
*. Sar ypr II Nat.tlp, md Miss
y II, krez. on * mics North Of
T.. pm ri.s s-en.s 4 + some
me 4 Y al m,Irrte r,r1tfire
ni,tri"rv. hu' f"r Az equal ng'h ~
ti'tc Sc father # he ia'r WY hail
Il MY i not fercely insisted that ~
such al1'ait honld ever take place. and
was moving her BY night from place to
place ia order that no mcetL1 should
take place between the l"v-rs. Bot they
=, determined, fearless and ready. and
accordingly young Shr"yrr procured one
Of Watcrloo's IN ST spanking rigs. pro-
ceeaed to La Porte City aud was ,oon
IL earnest and private conversation
with bis lawyer. AS the young LAZY was
Of age, haheas corpus. etc. were sug-
gested, but would not answer the emer-
gency such process being to1 sIss hen
immediate action was necessary At last
happy thought occurred 10 Mr. Shoyer,
which was successfully carried ont
thusly: He remembered once having
dropped his preast-pin ana Mary play
fully picking it up had kept it. Capt.
tai He would have her arrested that
very hight for stealing the pin! He
accordingly swore out warrant before
Justice McQuilkin Constable A. Cot
ton Immediately proceeded to the domi-
cile Of the cruel and obdurate "parient,"
closely followed by Shroyer, and ares
ted the girl at 2 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, before the very eyes Of the father
and mother sutton for his daughters
hand, whom the iather-but not the
girl muchly-smled favorably upon.
The officer had proceeded about 20 rods
towards La Porte, when he handed his
fair prisoner over to It's hastily -empow-
cred deputy, Shroyer. Mr. Cotton says
it was the liveliest driving he ever did
trying to keep up. with thatWaterloo
rig! arriving at l. Porte city, Shroyer
withdrew his action for theft and paid
the costs, but steadily prosecuted his
other claim for warranty of the girls
hand, in the shape of a marriage certii
cate. by driving rapidly its zigzag course
ror Toledo Toledo IolOa) Chronicle.
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finely. Btai il altogether and
pour iolu rlolti boil gently for
M hour. This pudding requires
a~ much heating ~ u sponge cake.
When prope,ly made 1t j. deli
riuus.
Soup. Cut soiae rev carrots
AMI some neW turnia- in the shain.
Of peas put them iii \, parate sau-
cepans with eaongh stock 10 cover
them and a pinch Of sugar Keep
them on the fire Till tije stock has
all boiled away, but mind they
do not catch or burn. Cook me
peas and asparagus points in the
same way. You should have equal
quantities Of each Of these vegeta-
bles. Cut out Of lettuce and sor-
rels leaves pieces the size of a six
pence. and let them have one boil
i'm some stock. Put all the vege-
tables SO prepared in the soup tn
reen, add few sprigs of cherviI,
pour over them some well-havDr-
ed consomine, and serve
Worth Remembering. = Keep
some strong spirits Of iiaFt,iiorn
in proundglass stop bottle A
teaspoonful in a little water will
clean combs and brushes and re.
store colors injured by acids A
weak solution applied to i'll smell
ing feet and arm pits remove the
odor. II removes grease spots
from carpets ard clothing. A
weak solution, in water, makes
good wash for the hair and stimu-
lates its growths when impaired
by fever, and cleanses the scalp
effectually. A weak solution seat
tered over the leaves Of plants
from soft, timber blash, gives
new life to the plant. Even If a
little is sprinkled over the earth
Mt their roots their growth is in
vigorated.
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The fashion of discarding corse's still
prevails among certain so-called ladies
at the watering places, who imagine by
doing this intensely vulgar thing that
they "shcw Off their figure to fine ad-
vantage.
The Louisville Courier-J Journal gives
soma detailsof the cowardly and infa-
nous act by which two persons on
board the burned steamer Pat Rogers
saved their miserable lives at the OK
pense of at least twenty others. An en-
ployee named Dufour was bringing the
life-boat around into position TO take
the women and children into it. and the
narrative proceeds to say:-But when
within ten or twelve feet of the expect
ant ground, white man and negro
jumped in, and, before they could be
prevented cut the rope and pushed the
boat out into the stream. The negro
seems to have made some remonstrance