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| INTERPOLATION or THE REPUBLICAN, VOTERS
at tho election, notwithstanding this pEecauoH. ad-
nia Of IN tnubt. The following arc specimens Ct tho
neans uict On tie tith If D. totet eighty lersons
signed aud published the following at hreY. lort
| '.Ne, tile Undersigned, merchants Of tho City RI
Shreveport, iu obedience 10 request q tlo s,rsse
port Ca.npatgn Club agfea to uSo aVcrv ene*Vur tn
get employee vote the leoylss ttckrt Ut ts tt-
ss rssa, t 80 to d. or IN saso :S.y sslo II, naca
ticket, to ref4e 10 cin "s them at tho expiration OF
their prrscnt contracts" On t!le sae tlay another
pa!wr Ia walca they 1ised tho following laGguags
| Il Ws, the underatEurd, merchants OF tue GUY o1
Shreveport aliye 10 the great importance 1t SECURING
and rlcdgo ourselves not to advance sny supplies or
mo.ry To any rautets the coming year %ho VII gt'o
Eluplu,mcut III rent A,,de Ia ialuretb vino voc tho
Radical ticket in tic coming e'eTt'n'."
TIE NETuISiS1 HOARD.
have 10 information pf tho proceedings OF te He-
turning board for tlav said eocion ~Hrl 1nay NJ 10
found In is rrpcr .h'! has brt1 ttiishe.' bast It
taa luatter public Information that :rcatf fst Of
tAa tio takcu ia tlu snrH wss cous iifI ~
tho arguments n lawyers. several u wlus rel re.
tsntel narh party lsfuFc tie Bnata. Gays uo esi-
| accordance wiki tho Law under w4ita tlcy acted.
Whether, In excluding frnH ilicir count certain re"
tufn, vy E.ahs or wsong 4 .luestLn that de-
rcnus upon the pYiIeuce lucy ha before Item but It
i4 very cltas that he law gisea lctG til, lower. II
they choose 10 exercise IT, IL scids TINT vay anu
MA f4re, tho lraous whom tsy totul1t elected
eutc1 tlt UtlictA fur Wiki they WeEu c4n1dAtoj.
| liesI.ccsihg thu Rllsged
| INTERFERENCE II TIE MILITARY
with tbs Organization VI lte Legislature Ct I'as!aua
ou tho Alb iMst have III k.sEw;tlss Or inflammation
Vl.t h4s AuI been 1eccrl TIC snrs th1t nt. sid
pliAIsh.at. 3y lrkt inftrnll"n Wa from tho F4eFt
Ut the 1noruy Ut tho 5ti u January. did uot kuow
That ANY such thug wa4acinated sua nu oFiers, no
| suggettIouB, .tfcn to any Military Hdces III
that State upon the subject prior to the occurrence
an well swass thai a,y military nesfcFeaeo BY The
oaoass q troops os s United ssatsA ~s'h ths ossant
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NUMBER las.

to do. Promising that Louisiana Is now ths iaai
State 1n the Southwest except Nlssiehsppt thai
remains true to the Republican party, In coo-
c1ufaa hv rtur,
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DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS,
GRAND CL0SlNG-OU7 SALE
WINTER DREss & GOODS.
Field, Letter & Co.,
State and Waslsington'sts.,
Wishing to close the balance Of their
Winter Dres8 Goods to make room
for thoir Spring Importations, which
arc now arriving, havo mado gon-
oral reduction Of their ontiro stock,
and will otlor, Monday, Jan. IL,
| 100 pcs Of Imperial DiagQlales at3Qc
Reduced from 45c.
100 pcs An.Wool Serges at 35c,
Reduced from SOC.
| loo pes Atwood SePges at 40c,
Reduced from 05c.
100 pcs An.W0Q Cashmere At 50c,
Reduced from 7Ec.
! Wool MattB}aSse at soc,
| Reduced from DOC.
Double Width Diag0la|eS at Soc,
From 65c.
French Mgpilo, extra fne, 45 inches
wide, al $l.25,
! Reduced from ~ .G5.
French MeriD0, extra flG, 40 inches
| wide, at $l.00,
| Reduced from $1.2G.
French Melilo, extra fine, 36 inches
r.. wide, at 60c,
Reduced from 76C.
The above are only few of the
bargains odorod, as tho reduction IL
general, and comprises our most de-
sirable and fashionable goods.
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freeing her, and toWed her to the lower
end OF the wharf. She is now being paint
ed.
The Aallie Ragon will leave for Par
kersburg this morning at II o'clock,
The Forest City brought an excursion
party down from Steubenyille last night.
by TesEnPh.l
PITTSBURGH, August l3.-Riyer 1 ieet
10 inches and falling. Weather clear.
Arriyed-Fannie Tatum and Utah, St.
Louis. Departed-Granlte State, Ports
mouth.
ST. LOUIS, August lS.-Arrived-T. W.
Means, Pittsburgh; Colossal, Rob Roy and
Northwestern, Keokuk; Belle OF Memphis,
Memphis; Stevens, Dyersburg; City OF
Vicksburg, Vicksburg. Departed-Belle
Of Shreveport, New Orleans; Northwest
ern, St. Louis. River fallen II inches,
only u feet to Cairo, Weather cloudy
and cool. -,
NASHVILLE, August lS.-Rfver still
falling with 8 feet 7 inches on shoals
Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived
Cooke, Upper Cumberland EddyvilIer
Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, August lS.-River 0 feet
8 inches in the canal and feet 6 inches
on the falls. No arrivals or departures.
The Robin returned for repairs, the rivets
in her boiler having broken so miles be-
low, and will leave again tomorrow,
MEMPHIs, August l3.-Riyer rose l
inch. Arriyed-FOrt Gibson and Grand
Tower. Departed-Julia and Illinois.
Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, August l3.-River 81 feet
Q inches and falling. Departed-Ex-
change and Andes. Weather cloudy,
CAIRO, August lS.-River A feet 1
inches, and fallen l inch since noon. Ar
rived-Hickory and Capital City, De
parted-Allie and Hickory. Weather
clear.
EVANSVILLE, August l3,-Riyer 50
4.lO feet and falling fast, up-ldleWild,
Coal Hill and George Roberts. Down
E. NJ. Norton, Fearless, TaFascan and
Fawn. Weather chiefly clear, Business
fair.
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GREENS AUGUST FIowER.-1t is nat.
utal for people suffering with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, or any derange.
ment Of the digestive organs, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos.
tivehess, palpitation Of the Heart, Heart
burn, Watet.bfaSh, gnawibg and burning
pains at the pit Of the Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagfeeable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of food
after eating, low spirits, &C., 10 put of
from day 10 day buying. an article that
they know has cured their heighbof,
friend OF relative, yet they have no faith
in IL until II Is too late. But II you 20 Ia
Chas, +. Dwighps or any other druggist
and get n bottle Of Green's August Flower
your immediate cure il a. certain As YOU
live. Sample bottles Of this medicine can
be obtained for 10 cents 10 Try itssnperiOf
virtue.
Regular size Is cents. Try II; two
doses will relieve any case. d&w
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PICKED HIM Ur LAST NIGHT.-A mar
named Theodore Folger was yesterday
arrested for drunkenness and locked up
In the meanwhile Mr.. Hughey Harrison
who does odd Jobs as n special constable
had put in his hands a dispatch request.
ing that Folger be held until an officer
from Barnesyille, Ohio, should arrive
Hughey promptly attended TO the matter
and Folger was held until Hiram Schafier
the GAINESVILLE officer, arrived, about mid.
night. In the warrant Issued for Folger's
arrest schaiTer sets forth that the defend.
ant broke out Of prison at GAINESVILLE
HAVING been committed in default Of bail
by r. II. Tanneyhill, Mayor Of the village
for willfully and maliciCusly iniuring and
delacing the front door Of Fried KieS, Of
said village, TO The value Of 81 80. Fol.
ger will be examined by Justice Gillespy
this morning nj 10 o'clock,
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PROTECTING THE RIVER BANKs.-Tht
Madison Courier contains the following
sensible suggestions for protecting The
river banks: The Importance ofprOtcct
ing the banks Of tho Ohio river cannot b.
dwelt upon too much by the press Of The
valley. A good stage Of water Is bread
and meat TO MI immense number Of peo
pie; II is trade and prosperity to the re-
mainder Of the jewellers in the valley
II would seem that private interest would
insure the preservation Of the banks, but
this Ia not the case. Many men sec theft
rich bottoms washed out year after year
without attempting to save them. The
chief excuse they offer for their folly Il
the difficulty Ofraising willows. High
water, they say, carries off their fences ao
last as they can build them, and the cattle
get in and eat the tender plants. This /.
an obstacle, but not an insurmountNblC
one. II does not even exist now in n great
part Of this county. In those townships
where the stock law is enforced II cannot
be urged ns an excuse. But where stock il
running at large, and preventing by their
taynges the preservation OF the banks, a
proper effort will secure their coniine.
ment. We therefore urge upon the PEG.
pie Of all townships bordering the river
The necessity Of doing something 10 con.
fine the river within the narrowCst pos.
sible limits. II stock running al large
counteract these efforts, then secure at
once on order from the County Commits.
sioners iorbiddihg these animals from
committing further depredations.
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PoLIcB COURT = Ills Honor Judge
Cranmer yesterday morning disposed Of
the following cases:
Lawrence CLARK, hegarbage contractor
was fined 81 for failing 10 call on persons
in the Eighth Ward.
John Landmessef; charged with dis.
orderly conduct, paid a fine of s..
Charles Kurner, who halls from Cleye-
land, was fined S. for disorderly conduct
He agreed TO leave the city Immediately
and execution was accordingly suspended
to allow him TO do SO.
VIM. Cooper, Jack Reed and Barney
Iseddy we're charged with tlisorderly con.
duct on the 9th inst. The case against
Cooper was dismissed, but the other two
were fined g and costs each.
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CALDwEt1is CoIoRED CAsEs-Justice
Caldwell yesterday had his patience Sc.
vcrely tried by highly colofcd domestic
broil. Elmita Thomas "swore her life
agin" Abbie Gardner, and Henry Thomas
declared upon oath that he was afraid
VIM. Gardner would do him bodily in
jury. VIM. Gardner was examined and
gave bond in the sum Of $50 that he
would behave himself for the ensuing six
months. Abbies case was only partially
heard, when the Justice adjourned II over.
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IT IS SAFE to purchase tickets at the
General Railroad Ticket Office, corner Of
Market and 18th streets, under Mcclure
House. No tickets are sold at this office
except those Issued by the Pennsylvania
and Baltimore & Ohio Railroads, 80 there
ia no danger Of passengers getting fraud
llent stolen tickets. Tickets are sold at
this office to all stations on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, also Petersburg Il
IIs,rpers Ferry and Valley Branches and
stations on tic CisToland K Pittsburgh
Railroad and to points East, Vest. North
and South via Cleveland K Pittsburgh,
Baltimore 4 Ohio and Central Ohio Rail-
roads. Tickets are also sold at this Office
to and from Europe via White Star, In.
man, American Red Star and National
Steamship Lines. Omnibuses and wag.
ons call in any part Of the city.
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TIE MASToS. CoRCoRAE Boar RACE,
james Manton, OF the Nail City Club,
and James COrcOran, Of the Hegner Club,
will to-day row their second race over the
lower course, the prize being 4 purse OF
$500. The Judges selected are I, c. Ad-
ans and Dan. c. Cochran, Of the Hegner
Club, and Ed. Knowles and VIM. Peters,
Of the Nail City Club. Mr.. Alfred Cald.
we'll was chosen referee. The Articles Of
Agreement, as signed by the principal
parties and published in the lSTELLI-
aESCER July o, are as follows;
ArticleS Of agreement entered into this
9lst day OF July, 1875, between james
Corcoran and James MantOn. We hereby
agree to row single scull race, in best and
best boats in accordance with the follow
ing conditions, by which we mutually
agree to be governed:
article /. Said race shall be for the sum
OF $3.50 a side, at Wheeling, W. Va on
the l4th day Of August, 1875, between the
hours Of 9 and O'Clock P. N. The course
to be from point opposite the B, & O.
machine shops water works in said city,
on the West Virginia side, to point one
and half miles below said water works
and return to the point OF starting.
art. 9. The men shall toss for choice OF
position before starting in the race, and
shall be started by the word go" given
by the Referee. The men shall start from
two boats twenty-five yards apart and row
one and hall miles to their respective
stake boats, and return to the point OF
starting. each man to turn his own stake
boat from right to left, the said boats to
be placed as near forty yards apart as
possible.
Art. 3, The leading boat 10 become en-
titled to the hindmost boats water, when
the leading boat shows clear water be-
tween It's stern and the bow Of, the con-
testing boat. There shall be no fouling
whatever.
Art. 4. Either party shall be entitled
to u four.oared boat to be used as guide
boat; said guide boat shall keep on the
inside Of their men, and shall at no time
cross the bow Of either contestant,
Art. 8. a boat swerving from a direct
course so as to impede the progress OF the
contesting boat shall be ruled out.
Art. G. The Referee is to be mutually
agreed upon within week preceding the
race. Each Of the parties to the agree
ment Is entitled to two judges, and the
SAID Judges shall choose the Referee.
Smooth water will be required, and the
condition Of the water shall be decidedly
tho RefeFea whn Ia emnoWeFed To DOgl.
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JAMES hANTON'
Witnesses; 7, c. ADAMS, WIN. PETERS,

TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE. The
following deeds, transferring real estate
in the county Of Ohio, were left for record
at the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday
Deed made Aug. 7, 1875, by VIM. r.
Murphy and wiieto CaspRr Guth, for west
/ lot 100, on 18th street, EW. Admitted
Aug. I; $3.50.
Deed made March I, 1872, by Joseph
Britt to Robert Y. Britt, for lot 1 Il,
square No. l2, in J. and j. Il. Bakers ad.
dition. Admitted Aug. 0; 81.
Deed made June "a, 1875, by John II.
Fink, trustee, to g. w. Kennedy, for LOT
No. 8 in square AZ, on the east side Of
McCullOch street, between 37th and 3Stll
streets, s. W. Admitted Aug. 10; $500
A power Of attorney made Aug. 10
1875, by Henry Hewitt to Isaac Irwin
with power to convey real estate, etc
Admitted Aug. 10.
A power ofFAttorney made March 10,
1875, by ]. II. Fink 10 Alfred Caldwell, to
convey certain real estate. Admitted
Aug. 10.
Deed made Oct. 10, 1874, by VIM. II
Moyston and wife to Charles Kennedy
for north one.half Of lot No. 6 in square
q, Caldwells addition. Admitted Aug.
II; $500.
Deed made Aug. u, 1875, by $. r
IIildrcth and vile to B. NJ. List, for lots
Nos. 172, 17S, ia, 176, 40 and III in Q.
a. Zane's addition. Admitted Aug. III
$4,000.
Deed made March 0, 1875, by B. NJ.
List and wife to Emma II. Hubbard (wife
Of Geo. Hubbard), for north one.half Of
lot AZ, In CaldwcllS addition. Admitted
Aug. l2; 81 900.
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BELIAIRE IocA1s-Rey. CASTOR ar
rived homo Thursday from Chautauqua
Lake, where he has been attending the
meeting of the National Sabbath School
Assembly, lie Is delighted with the lake
and the surrounding scenery, and en-.
jOyed the meetings Of the Assembly
highly.
Mayor Dean, Of Martins Ferry, was in
the city yesterday.
Gov. Hayes and Mr.. EgglestOn passed
through yesterday forenoon en- route for
Martins Ferry, where they were to speak
in the afternoon.
The Bellaire blast furnace is in full
blast again.
The Union school house Is being kalSo.
mined and otherwise repaired.
The city engineers were out with their
instruments yesterday, determining some
nice point In the city lines and limits,
The evening train on the @. & 7. r, r,
Thursday ran Ovet several cows at the
crossing avOve Gravel Hill,
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The LAST OF THE WtLDcArs.-The
Brunswick Fire Insurance Company,
whose office has for some months been To-.
Gated in the Opera House building, adj
joining the lSTELLIdENcER Office, was
closed yesterday by Constable Price upon
a distress warrant issued by Justice Cald-
well nt the instance Of Mr.. James Hamil-
ton. The suit was brought by Mr.. Ham.
ilton 10 recover Sis 80, due for office rent.
1t il said that there are numerous other
bills against the company. The office
furniture will be sold In about len days.
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LouD AND ANGRY woRDs.-G. W.
Deibaugh yesterday complained before
Justice Hammer that j. Q. Barrett had
used "bnd, abusive and indecent language
toward him, contehdihg with loud and
angry words to the disturbance Of the
peace" and that he committed mn assault
upon him. Barrett was arrested and gave
bond for his appearance before the Jus.
tice this morning At 0 o'clock.
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BAD FAtrn-A number Of the grocets
Of the Second Ward who signed an agree.
ment to close their stores at I o'clock
have gone back on their agreement, which
has caused considerable bad feeling
among those who have kept the pledge.
We hope to see those who have violated
the agreement close their stores and thus
allow the clerks who have to work hard
from morning until night to have a little
recreation these hot summer nights.
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CRowD.-Quite a large crowd Of per.
sons interested in the boat race gathered
at the Opera House corner last evening.
A great deal Of talking wus done and MI
merous propositions to bet were made,
but with what success we do not know.
We, however, suppose that those who dc.
sire TO wager little ready cash will find
ample opportunity 10 do 80 to-day. Our
advice IL, bhoyS, bet on the winning man.
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River News.

The river was falling last evening, will
0 feet 3 inches In The channel at Q
o'clock.
The Ashland passed up on Thursday
night
The Express got in about 0 o'clock
Thursday night, and left yesterday morn
in at IL.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati at
u o'clock yesterday morning. She will
take her departure this afternoon at
o'clock. The Hudson Is ANo. boat, and
Is well differed.
The Nail City IL due from 81 Louis
this morning, with tow Of iron ore for
the Belmont Mill.
The Ike Tsmmilt got aground near
Sweeheys Works en- Thursday. The
Market Boy and Fote1t City pulled at
her allday RithoutmakiDs any headway,
and in the evening the Iron VALLEY went
up and In about an hour succeeded In
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OIL PAINTINGS AND CHRoMos.-A lot
Of oil paintings and chtomos will be sold
by John W, Mitchell, auctioneer, al No.
"A 18th street (McLain's Block, com.
mencing Monday, August 10, at 3 r. NJ
and Z P. NJ, continuing for three days
The collection il composed Of landscapes
figures, fruit pieces and marine views, etc
Also, a fine collection Of English, French
German and American chFomos. They
will be on exhibition this evening at
o'clock, when the ladies are particularly
requested 10 call and examine them.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRArtoN.-Mt. Peter
Zoeckler celebrated his Goth birthday an.
niversary al his residence In Fulton on
Thursday evening last. Many we're pre-
sent who highly enjoyed the evenings
pleasures. All united in wishing Mr..
Zoeckler health and prosperity, and that
they might live to see his 1i2th annivef.
safy. T. r. CockayneS cotillion band
was engaged to play for the party, but
having gone 10 Washington, Pa, with The
English Lutheran excufsioniSts, did not
arrive in time 10 fulfill the engagement.
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GRAND DAScE.-A number Of gentle.
men have decided to hold a grand dance
on the point, this side Of the river, Just
below the starting point Of the boat
race. A large platform will Be
erected, covered with tafpaulin,
which will protect the dancers from the
rays Of the sun. The dancing will com.
mence AZ one o,clockP. N. Billy Mayors
quadtille band will furnish the music.
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STEulESvnLE EXCURSION. = About
thirty.fve couples Of young ladies and
gentlemen from SteIbenyille came down
on an excursion to our city last evening
on the steamer Forest City. They arriV-
cd here at about II o'clock and after
wandering through the city for half an
hour or 50 returned. Nick ZelleE's string
band accompanied the excursioRists.
Dancing was kept up all night.
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Mr.. Gus RoLFs acknowledgements
Rolf, Esq, was iorty.seyen years old yes
terday. Our jolly friend Kramer keeps
posted in these matters, and is always
around with his "leetle German band" to
make the occasion as pleasant as possible
with his excellentmu About II o'clock
last night Kramer's band went out to
the residence Of Mr.. Rolf, on 10Th street,
and rendered that gentleman delightful
serenade. 1t was a glorious moonlight
night, and as 10. had his full orchestra
present the music was delicious. The
musicians were invited into Mr..
Rolls elegant new residence, where
an hour or so was spent in conversation
and music, after which the entire party
adjourned to his saloon on Market street,
Mr.. Rolf was entirely taken by surprise,
and had made no preparation for his
guests, but had a very substantial lunch
spread in his handsome saloon, Refresh,
ments we're pressed upon the party by the
hospitable host, and a good time was had
generally. Mr.. Louis Gaus, the "King
Bee" OF musicians, and others, made bFiei
and appropriate remarks, The company
broke up about midnight, wishing their
genial host many more happy anniyer-
saries.
BY a happy coincidence the day was
also the Eifty.hrst anniversary OF the birth
Of Mr.. Jacob Feinler, who plays a tenor
horn in Kramer's brass band. After
leaving Mr., Rolls saloon the band ser
enaded Mr.. Feinler, who lives on Market
street, near by.
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CuNSNuHAM PROPERTY SoLD.-Mr. ],
z. HCrvey, real estate agent and Atc'
tioneCr, yesterday sold a portion Of the
Cunningham property, fronting 10 feet
on 18th street, near Eoff, to Daniel Wng.
ner and VIM. Afmbtecht, for $l,iOO.
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DECKER BRos.' Piano Is massive, bell
like in the bass; rich, warm and full in the
tenor; and fresh, bright, clear, almost
sparkling and mellow, though penetFat'
ing, throughout the treble; the sound wells
forth as II flowing from an eternal spring
Of harmonies.-Golden Age, March LIST,
1873. w. s. HUTCHINs.
Sole Agent.
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PEDbLtNu prcruREs WtTnourLtCESsE
John Deisch was before Justice Gil.
lespy on Thursday night, charged with
peddlihg pictures without license lie
paid the costs Of the case, procured H.
tehse, aud was discharged.
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The Ya1oo Fishing Club starts on an
extended tour up the river to-day, to be
gone for several weeks. The club consists
Of George Husemeh, Pete Mufrats, Max
Brown, Commodore Colgan, John smitt
and Geo. Keschnet.
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4 BIO RoosrEn.-The citizens of the
First Ward boast Of having the largest
rooster in the city. lb head on per.
pendiCulnr line is at least "a inches from
The ground. Bring on your fowls.
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested In
Stock Privileges, and paid 900 per cent
profit. slow TO do iR A book on
Wall street, sent free. TuMBRtDGE 4
Co., Bankers 2 Wall st., N. Y, dAw
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TINS is the happy season when proud
agriculturists bring to the editors table
tremendous tomatoes, big potatoes, fab
ulous onions and mammoth Watermel'
Ons, all Of which gladden. his heart,
fill his stomach and the columns OF hil
paper, and maketh the tiller OF the soil
proud and vain when he sees his name in
print.