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Shipment Of Knabe Piano to Europe--Au

Shlpment of Knabe Piano to Europe--An
Order and Letter from Pauline l.ucca.
Included among the cargo Ut the Steamship Minister
Room, Of the DaltiHore End Bremen stcau.:hip Ice
whlrh e7iicl from this 3os en- SATURDAY. last ras one
Of William kl'abc Cob parlor grand pianos, ordered
by Nine Paulne 1.ucca, the distinguished Eu-o;.e1n
rria donna, for her personal During her visit
to the United stxses Mmc. Lucca Afforded ful
orpoFtunity to test tho merits Of all tho INSTRUMENTS
ot the most celebrated American makers ana j; is
gratifying to be able to record that piano OF alti-
mere manufacture should h.ys been found superior
IN every respect TIES fact is fully atsestel by the fol-
lowing letter aud order from Nine. Lucca which WAS
received by aessrs. kuafe Co. day or two ago. and
VIII doubtless bs read With interest:
New Yonx, June -, 1874
MEssRs. "fLL1AM KSADE l. Co: GESrLrMEs: Re-
fe1rng to late couversation have concluded to
catalogue as style No. 4, price 81 200 Please make au
extrn tine selection fo- me, AMI ship same by fret
steamer after next week. marked - Baron Won woll-
hofeu (HAhn liestaut}, Tuzorn Switzerland At the
same rae avail myself Of this opportunity 10 reiter-
ate to you my unqualified appreciation Of your ad-
Enrable Instruments expressed to you xrcay on for
occasions. aud TO add that the continued rsc OF
them Turing my stay in this country, and frequent
comparison 81 them with the ri.ncs of tho other lead
lag makes Of America. have only confirmed ur con-
Eic:in that your pianos have rival but s,raas all
othtr makes have tested in this country in Europe
piano, Immense POWER with exquisite sweetness,
and perfect blending with the voice, wonderful
sasne uEe elastic touch and what also Of great i,
portouee, extraordinary frn.ness in keeping in tune
After the experience had with other pi1nos really
did not think it possible to construct instruments re-
curing SO little timing as found those which used
of your make. have really become 60 attached to
your pianos that i'll parting from this country DO not
wish to part from them, and concluded therefore to
pave oue ot your grands accompany to Europe.
With test thanks for all kind attentions mud SIM
ct eat wishes for the continued which you so
hgh!y deserve, yours, very truly,
PAULINE LCCCA.
The compliment will be recognized In Baltimore as |
wol-descrvetl one.
julius Bauer Co., sole agents for the celebrated
k2abe pauos, have now on hand large assortment
of theae handsome anos which be seen at their
corner State mud Monroe Streets under the
lew Palmer hotel.
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Totse Editor Of TIE ctisG1o Trib4ne:
Sin: Many remedies for the prevention OF
fires have recently appeared in your columns,
but :hink the following will DO tho most
cfcctua1 ye. eugseascd: It is wall known that
most OF tue fires arc iEcendiary; therefore, let
tho first parties caught in the act OF firing build
ings be strung up from the first lamp-post. This,
repeated two or three ti1nes, is sure to hare a
vory beneficial effect, aau fire viii be Of rare
occurrence. VIGILANCE
CHICAGO. July 15. 1874
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1st11H EuauC8 Co Buy IeWelfy.
II you will bear in mind the fact that cannot sell
goods. be they slightly damaged, only dam
aged goods, you will really understand why we now
offer, until a sold, ut remarkably low prices, some
OF the very best Of our jea ery avcrwarc fancy ar-
ticcs, French clocks, and like goods that received
moro or less injury By removal the night of the last
great tre- ion know the class OF goods ne keen and
VIC assure you the pricca will more than satisfy all
Wendell l. lynan wholesale and retail jewelers.. 235
Wablsh avenue, corner Of Jackson street
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Pleasure Excursions to Lake SUPERIOR.
A. will be seen by advertisement, the splendid
steamers OF the Lake Superior Peoples Line leave
for al points OF interest On Lake Supeziorthe J, L.
Aufd On alst july, ut P. m., and Peerless On 18th
August, at p. m. No more delightful trip can be-
taken during the hot months than this The accom-
modatfona on tie steamers mentioned are not sur
passed On the lakes and their large passenger lists at
test their popularity. Those intending to make the
Austrian, y Market street. 01'S-1
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Hesszs- ". II. Banks Co.. Of this city, hars tas
past week completed their third annual shipment O.
farm machinery aud seeds to the Goveznuent oa
Japan, by order Of the purchasing agent. L. capsan'
Eaq., who, At the same time, forwarded hrge nus%
bcr OF dns blooded horses, cattle, and ahoep.
, 1874-07-26

Of Zen RnJJr|a era. y; sue tesu'npt'o1
ants counsel Ha adm;tteI j.. r;n, "a,
ments for The prisoner at tha 4shIanJ Hnmsc
last October h,ir eniel th,t o tau loit atuse
bill uade ant to her NJ lii; VIZ Ho pI' To1'p[
DR.. Hart and told him er narno ,rs 70 W voe eh4 ~
| wall A 'oA" AA-' ae4 4aoo " ~ 1Iks. ouo1-
II never eubseonent1r shorod ,.x ,oao.
| nurnortr1 ~ Ia ~ 49, - n1y"ea ,: uet Paper
vor. so', r.r;as, ~ u1.otee III NV IA,
ret her ont of Tia troni'ia. =, nets W .iy hua
81 ta tst ous ., iGas eTonoie; mean the trouble
Iarself H. Jine. wnaeu eonslaer sue brought upon
Laye heard nf aentesn ~ mahe raa;d ine
low = ~ Eeuelonlan IGs1u1ne IN Hacketts-
ConnsaI ~ nro1asaa s4a naa'e - s1s, " II tlane.
ant Won, ~ Mlols ~ snoH 5nas me conl71aln-
| a fa14a n,-,,a ~ 49, auu ieslsseEed under
Crane Who ia ~ sIo .. seetng 1nis Dr.
ant. The evidenca 49, a-a1,d"a ~ A"e oe1eno-
IN ra,,i.. ts es'u.nse n.a.; "as e1eiuaea-
1ortoo ~ ~ aa.a.ns :,ti asheo ~ e1-Jnd9e ful-
LotoI !, W.et,;ueaa oaau ueleuuaus came 10 my
fnsed r. saa 1.ar ~ "i.nous ny consent re-
W see ner enc threatened to speak to Of
she would lot me- alone xhen aha .ot 500 onn ne,a
friend who tobl Lar aoo,G -a;.o ~ . leu4ale
money: she followed M - tha aaI b,s euy sala "
the dinnr-room and thro,,rb ~ a!.at. anu
making threatss w.1lad - sn.o, au9 s1iee.s7
was rain;n9 ala e.;5 aIa .,5 in, tnou3n II
than confd IN 1a.t H., 49," .ou "ala tu.ueT
saw nistni 1,ti, has a SnG 10y "a5 III tne notel
Naw York Il gava has =. nnn. 1u5 "uuta ~ ~
ahe took ort ths nis,o1 ~, 49, =. t-u nu* Ana
snhaennontI, ,r,,fa ~ Hnu ~ soon i: ltou nel
Hotal ~ 4,;' 49, s1,a "aa ~ suo uu19n oquale
eha Lsj 49, snao Ivy sue came aaa to1o me thas
sant -, tlohes atlu noIllns 20 cat ana had
canse hoieEoH oi3n f. nouses, a!usa her, pe-
orha. nars's :, a'le uao oeen acsua1ea IN evil os
In reply to Mr, Sullivan. complainant admitted
that hn ma5ia nrra n1a,at -; 1870 =. 1911 ~
to school to France for two vears .o'' ~ 0eu ne1
Horace q. Drockvav, nronrietor of tba Ac,-
land House. testified tLat villa she Wa ' cnest
at his hotel he knew her as Miss shotrell. ~
Witness snid that she had asked him tn Tao;stsr
her "a Mrs. Roddv bt that a ba % tia.1;n X
admitted that Gen. Roddy visited her da~ snd ND
night, and paid her board md The dos.tors hii Hno
In reply to questions by Mr. Fu1larton ~, r.
Brockway said be saw pistol With The nrisonor
lie added that The iefenJans sai'i sha sd r,a
Eis operagass and sleeyo-button. and t,at ~
had been authorized bv (;en nnJdx ~ 1-ae h
With SIS board il she wond Testore ~ ~ ner
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70 the Editor Of The CAicayo Tribune:
S1n: When Left Chicago I was partially an
advocate OF the stand-ppe since my arrival
hero have conVerscd with q number Of leading
hremen and insurance men, who have changed
my views somewhat They say Boston has goue
into it quite extensively, and that by GO doing
they arc going to burn up the city again.
asked Tor an explanation, and it was this In
case Of q Ere in one OF the large warehouses; the
building, in falling, will break Off the pines
under tho ruins. and the water continues to flow
and ls drawn out of the mains, and the Fire De-
partment have Z short supply. The next build
ing burns with the game effect, and the result is
more water wanted, aud the engines have
little OF none to use in putting out the
tire. Some Say, have shut-oHs in tho
street, but they would not be of any use, as the
walls often fall into the street, and the valves
would be covered up, and rendered useless.
flremen Will not desert their own apparatus to
use al appliance that they are not familiar with,
besides the hose from age have become rotten.
aud some thoushtless man or boy may haye
opened valve below, and when water wns
called for the stream would appear in some of
the lower stories where there is no fire, DESTROY
ing thousands of dollars worth of goods by
water, or the valves, BY disuse, hayo become
rusty, and will not open. saw the great fires
OF Chicago and Boston. and know Of the
terrible waste of water By tie breaking
and aI melting OF H-inch and 1-iuch pipes.
Ho" much greater will the waste
be with tue b-easing Of 3 to 6 inch pipes
Let Chicago consider how short our water |
supply is in time OF largo fire. and they will |
bo careful how they adopt any plan By which the |
safety OF the city ls placed III jeopardy.
There are other objections TO the stand-pipe, |
put think the one mentioned is enough to con-
demn them. II Chicago had two OF three fire. |
boats, such as the one Boston has with the i'm
p!rovements that have suggested themselves
since 1t Was bullt), it would be q good thing
The Fire Department here attach great raluo to
tue one now IN use, and are talking of building
another one with the Improvements. The write2
has taken Fasns to visit 1t, aud examine it care
t;.1ls and get the views OF tue heads a.
Tue Department about the usefulness OF ona
ior Chicago. They all say it would save Us from
a Terrible loss somo day- The one here is ~
powerful IS four of tie largest steamers. and
can throw eight large, powerful streams, and can
"ork on ire that is :, 500 feet from the river.
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{.
Fine new 7-octase rosewood pianos. Rant ,nor-,
deducted u purchased. Prices s-oo In s-oo w.,
fantGa f i've years. Reeds Temple Of Music. So- o.
Van Buren street. >''' y
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A1uEs1ord8 Starch,
A'nss1ords os"ego Corn Starch is most de1iests
aao heathful summer food for inrsuds and children
many eminent citizens say 1t is equal to ar4owroot
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The Excelsior Lawn roun+oi1

o uiou2as can eTer affect the appearance Of 3
la"n when the Excelsior Lawn Fountain Is u,c,
MessFs- " H. Banks l. Co., corner Canal and wash
Ing s1.sets *a variety of the prices
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''aoo square and upright pianos for sale, New nj
amos and organs for rent or for sale On monthv nv
nens. Seeond-hand pianos taken IN exchange as mart
streets, Chicago. e "A1 &Aoa1os
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Judge Sutherland told the counsel h. H..
co.ild each have an hour in which to sun m S1
Mf' ouluTau. turning to tie jury s.ij ,mo.-
oIner thlngs: y Was not employed by th;s IL
personally, but By one Of the oldea! Ind ny,
nonofed cltlzens OF this State ThurloT W ~
.o hneS sn!s lady when she WAS little Rid: i
was with her when her father vas carried to'Hs
grave: he telt that there was giraDtic o,c.1!. ~
acy 20 rum her, ana he requested ms to und,t.
Iahe hes defense and SEQ that sha ras ~,
ral1roaded' into a dungeon BY Pndis.
! money to satisfy Roddv's wrath .oa ~
senge. The pistrict-Attorney, who is D,
Ps4ssGcn1lns 9s officer OF the people, takes 10 pa
III sh!s case, but other eminent couasel han
been hired to use their talent aud iucenn,tT -
convict this woman 80 that she cannot zpceu.
Witness against BROOKS and Eyerat.. mi h..
heve that if Benjamin X. Phelps vere in ta,,
to-day, and knew the facts that have been d.
veloped in this case, he would At once dismiss
Tue prosecution" Alr: Sullivan then stigmadzd
Roddy as " "deepicable coward" who sbonla ~.
ce!ve the contempt OF every honorable MN
Roday lived said he, for six years with ,his
woman as his wife; he gaye her his lore had
1aFisned MS fortune upon her. Hlu money va
nothlne his fortune WAS nothing but tba Qua
tnlns dear to his heart was pair ot
opeta-s!asses- The woman who for six 5ears hd
calied MN husband stole them, rs he rlai,na
and Immediately his heart was broken. and t.
neal MS lacerated feelings he had her indicted
lettering to Roddy's career III. Sultiyaa ,asksf
the jury what they thought OF man Who hal
lcfe wife and family in Alabama, come to thIa
CITY aud treated woman as he had treated his
van claimed that the evidence showed that itwss
tho property Of Miss shotwell, and that it bad
always been at her disposal. ''Bu. When" cor
tlnued the COUNSEL, ''tho miserable, cowaruiy
Rod1v concluded that sclf-interest required him
to silence this wolnan's mouth, be ransacked her
, 1874-07-26

Oscar Fields Livery Stable
"nch was burned in the recent dro has reopenrd in
the spacious building Nos. 165 and leo uichto.n
avenue, 1'6~o
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IA hair lustral It il far superior to posdes sna
othec oils 1s superiority consists in the purified ma
deodof'zed cocoa-nut oil eklKul1y and elegantly cam
btned; 80 cents. Van ocha7ck, sterensoa keo'
Northw alteEn Agents.
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washington; l took nothing frnm H..
cept some letters which made MN rna als t1uat r
we're lose-letters from another wo,rua Jealous; IT,
them from his room; never s,u.; uuiaa; III
IN his trunk; never admitted n. et} rso7erei..
1nen; as stated By him; don't rar,alsa nsa hfEss
1. sa'a "hep the officers interrosated sts
t me psopety. was trembling ali aa me atas
v;ay @ asu waa ~ Iactteo; tte the last smic,bls u
place at the s.. James Hotel, Witt. WguI; It hos
were man and wife then in ava,n a4sulnsston -
word had no quarrel with him senaa of L.
demand money from him with - Haa dld no
hand got acquainted with Nr Rns;9ol RPss;ol "a ~
ACADEMY OF Music in November. 1sy u Ia
1nen boarding With my mother at NJ NJ; / "
rpnrteehtn street he called to see M aos Ees
s',daaass ait1. secona meeting; subsequently
became unmarried three weeks ausoand h
met him; he informed me- Of n .ses .e ! ts
me- decree, and another n.nss sad saexH
DANES or two citizens Of Tnecsio1aha aha u
upon 1t; Elk weeks atseryards Ii
connection with him; wbi!o ,,.!.. ! fa1z!
a. nrst he said he had been prosecntisns sns u
Tor diTorce for two years, throarh ar1
naneu LAYS on the Sd OF January AFl7
certificate from him; two weeks sece7sd,
marriage was consnmmated rsat "asda u
with him at the Everett House !. Hs frar, % tess4
resided with him as his wife .t ~ I ms msaas It.
nue. and atother hotels, except dnr;na - tsasa 4rs
III Europe; went into the Mas ~ s6a,aae w aesec:a
ness at bis request, for grave aud ssu sa,;s oa9.
sons assigned by him; he snpportad d"as n. r.
"ate, though had soms little means ~ vs. vs., his
, 1us OF me eDure time for fully tEo oH;
demands; he was at the first m,n 70 e1tea.2
means he was bankrupt; VA r.. ~ la1al
him at Mrs. Wilkinson's house IN s91d 10
street, On the Sd OF January. ise3. ~, tEetta
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IN OUNCE OF PREVENTION Is BETTER 1uAS A
POUND OF CURE.
To fAe E!:i:or Of The C.ioaao Tribune:
Sia: While the public mind is anxiousIy bent
rs: !avi=a increase ofsthe means for putting
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examination Of his private papers, Lo came to
Tue conclusion that his papers had been stolen.
he then went to Jersey City, aud found that ali
Als private papers, together with the opera-slass
ana seven Enghsh sovere1gnH mentioned in the
Indictment, had been stolen from his trunk.
Things could go no further. They must ba
brought to stop. and his friends insisted that
tnls time decisive measures must be tnken. A
nench- warrant was issued part Of the property
rested aud indicted. The defendant was not
lovely example Of innocence and virtue when
the complainant met her. She WAS not the IN
nocent victim OF Gen. Roddys designs. She was |
an adrenruress, q blackmailor, one who ins,nu- |
ated herself into the affections Of married men |
that she might afterwards crafty her wishes, |
II was not tue first time she had married men ia !
her power. She had laid her plans before with |
other parties, but probably With not the same |
SUCCESS,
After Mr. Fullerton had concluded. Mr.. Algor- |
non d sullivan arose and said that he had gwen
me gentleman every latitude, and had not at
tempted to rest: ain him in his denunciation OF
the prisoner. He now solemnlY called the atten-
ton OF the Court to the fact that not once in his
whole address had the counsel alluded to the I
cause Of the people. His whole plea had been
for Philip D. Roddy, and not. one word was said
State OF New York.
The first witness called vas Seyrt. William,
Murray, OF the Fifteenth Precinct, who testified
ii :nas ne and Capt; Ryrne arrested the prisoner
AA.4 - SAu6. AL tQ6 resi- !
ience Of Mrs Naring. No. ~ East Twelfth |
greet They had search-warrant from Justice
Murray for certain IT. stolen property, and examined
'ef 'ea enects. Iney found . quantity of papers.
9nlcn she Claimed were her private property
The prisoner voluntarily gave up pair OF gold
eeve-bnttons. When questioned about tho !
pera-G1aas and sovereigns, she said she had /
'lYen tue lormer in payment OF her board and I
aa spent the money, which, she said had been
lTen her by Roddy- The opera. glass Cdentifcd) t
nd Subsequently been recovered in BROOKLYN. {
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Tor Sale.
rTSHE UNDERSIGNED offers for
III SALE at a reasonable price,
$40 ACRES or LAND
situated in beautiful locality and con-
Fsnfent so market in Galdwah County,
Texas. g W. FELrER
Lake Charles Aa.
Lake Cnnrles Ledge Nns les.
orr A M holds its regular
communication 40 the Masonic aaiif
ayerv third Saturday oi each montA, at
u o'cIook i A hli transient hta' eeE
0 GOOD invited @ al H1'
Eo08a fGNN NE W M
Lake Charles April iS, 1879
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leans, instead Of being tic mars
Of commerce and the centre of s
vast trade that 1t was always until
this blight ieA upon il. lies pros
trate Under the heel of d vulgar
usurper, wish decay visible every
where
Hardy voice of Eemongtranco
was raised during the sassion of
seven months against this Infamous
usurpation which, withoat even tho
prete1t 0f q doubtful vote to ex-
cuse il, is maintained by The con-
nivance Of the President and the
patronage which he has e0rrupGIv
dispensed. Louisiana thus en-
shaved, depopulated, and ruined,
the great West has besn deprived
Of one of its best customers.
The people 81 South Caroline,
driven to despair by anarchy, rob
berry, and persecu ion, invoked
Congress to investigate It's condi
ton and t0 carry out the guaran
tee of the Constitution by giving
10 them a republican form of gov
erRment, III place Of the carica-
ture and fraad which is now forced
apon them BIZ Federal power. No
heed was taken of that proper ap-
peal, and Congress by It's failure
tacitly approved the enormitiaa Of
Moses and bis crew 81 0utlaWs
who are now ravaging what may
be left 81 thai afflicted community.
But the very men who coutemp-
tuouslY sPurned the petition Of the
intelligence, virtue, publio spirit,
and worth Of South Carolina,
rushed forward under Gle lead Of
Dir. Poiand to send : special com
mittee Of fhe House ~ RspfeseD-
tatives to Arkansas at TIE damand
of Clayton, Dorsey, and the other
carpet -baggers who were recently
defeated Id an inianitous scheme
to issue more bonds and thus cram
thelr pockets With more plumber
The time has at last come when
these crimes must be atoned for.
After zine years OF so-called peace
the country rs I'D a worse situation,
all things considered, then when
the last gun Of the rebellion was
fired. Reckless partisanship. cor
ruption IN public life, official dis
honesty, and demoralization have
brought 1t To tho verge of ruin.
Unless there IS d halt cried and 4
reform bogun which shall sweep
every yestige Of Grantism from
power, terrible explosion is in
evitablc.
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80 Petato EAperlaneAla.

We are always glad 10 see any
and every indications of return
ing prosperity to the material ra-
sources Of the distracted South.
We are not conscious of any sec
tional Jealousy. we are asl one
country, aud whatever helps one
section helps all alike. We ara
glad TO 500 ii stated that Colonel
Baylor, aided By a party of gem
tlemen in Boston, has been foe
some time conducting a series ii
experiments upon the sweet potato.
The results are interesting and
important
The articles produced III parlsc-
ton are starch, dextgine, very
valuable article which may Us
called sugar powder. and also 4
sweet. delicious vegetable flower.
1T Is believed by those who hay0
watched these experiments, that j
family 0f the sweet potato exists
III Tie South which Win yield. un-
der proper cultivation. Ten per
cent Of cane sugar
Some idea may ba formed of
the Importance of this new indas
try. when We stata that Il is estim-
ated the sweep potato crop
oI Ge0Egia, properly manu-
featured for commercial purps
would add from $4,000 0e0 to
Sl5.Q00000 year Ga the wealth
ol that State. The value Ia th
Carolina iar exceeds tlissam.
The mechanical ingenuity 81
Boston hos iasnished iha neN ead
elaborate machinery nae sot
conducting the various processes
hy which the sweae potato s. Fea.a
ad Aa hope Ga se able te regfa
many slmilar aliiaac anm
tha tish Resources 81 the aA
ad Gee ndust1 M aas on
Rlaelug'ag enAeEs o Aaw
land u.
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Notlee Us &c llmblic.

ftNEE public is hereby notified not to-
il trade for or ottempt Ga collect a
certain promissory nute, dated Lake
Charles, Louissana April 29th 1873,
payable six months after date, to
Daniei IA Qnirk, or order, for the sum
81 Three Hundred Dollars, $500, and
duly paraphed by John A. Spence,
Recorder The said note being now
lost or mislaid. the public Is hereby
cautioned not to trade or negotiate for
the same, the payment thereof having
been stopped ID. "A. QUIRK.
Lake Charles, Louisiana,
june 4th, 1874 ieG 4W
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NOTICE.

Mr.. ID. QUINN, of Washington.
Itl Louisiana, has entire charge and
management of all business connected
with the operation of NAIL ROUTES
connecting New Iberiaand ChaneYviile,
Louisiana, and Orange, Texas. No
bills viii be paid unless approved by
him. j. b. PRICE.
Washingtun, June 80, 1S7A
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