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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
Tho Great Speech.

From the Columbus Press, Dee. %.
Down i'll the SIo'IcIs AMI histoi-
ic city OF NicAs burg there abides
beautiful brace OF . suilci doves
whose card, waving Ike signal o!
distress i'll the breeze, reaos, ''Sore-
head & Bacon, Attorneys at Law.
1t is an exceedingly happy COM
Jinat;On. The one has "A chronic
lCoseness OF ''opih,ons," the other
Knows how to save and to market
them. The junior member enjoys
the distinction of Il State Senator.
This gives HIM many advantages
and furnishes sewer through
which the ''op!nions' Of his chief
may be conducted, and empiied
INTO me presence OF an respectable
gentlemen. The iiriu has recently
IN ode 81, speech in the Senate. Al
though the production OF the ''opin-
iou'' man it entered the world
through tue mouth OF the junior
mem Der.
1t must have electrified the Sen>
ate. ByStandeTs must have stood
a~ ystricken aud transtixed by the
eloquent ottburSts of that silver
stream. ,, we wish we had been
there! TO have seen the maiestic air
with which lie rose i'll his place,
this foreruuner-this mOnitOFy
symptom Oh the other halt OF the
iirn--and, pluming his feathers,
and with "a gland wave of the hand
like the tapping of the greasy wings
..Y Ii t,,:c, has .,,i
bird proceeded to squawk his piece
and pra!e OF extravaganza in the
ears OF intelligent Jeeat{emen, while
for two hours long the State Treas
ury was leaking at the rate Of seven
dollars a day for each Of his spell
bound hearers!
What sublime spectacle! How
the army of poets deab, and the
muses. of spirit land seemed to fit
about his il spirei brain, and ever
and anon, in season and out of sea-
son, chuck in verse, he knew not
and cared not, whether from the
classic Odes of Horace, or the pa.
thetic strain to the "ExpiriDg Frog"
no matter, it was all passing
him and he was hapyp. We compli
ment the city of Vicksburg, we con
graduate the State Of Mississippi,
we felicitate the United States, We
greet the world with joy, upon the
possession of such a jewel in the
rich crown Of the Universal Mud !;
since this mighty production we re-
joice from the soles OF our boots up
wards, and will sing halleluj ah and
dance until our legs are worn off to
our knees, in the Joyous thought
That we are Il member of the human
race, to which this pair OF beauties
is said to belong.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
A Wcrd Of Caution.

For some reason, to us at present
uuhnu3n, the ar dating the past
| few Gays has been filed with y his
pereu ru,nors which are we'll calc,l
lated 70 breed .listruSt ii not dis
turbance in this State. 1t may be
well enough to give ore of these
canards, that the Whole people may
know what is being said. 1t is this ::
That Ike freedmen in this ana i'd
/ Joining rely hbcrhoods are secretly
VI sI;.izing aud ;,rnias for the pur-
p ST of !nauSuratin9 a difficulty.
| We have ever, reason To believe
tlat these reports, and AL similar
reports. are entirely untTo and with
oGt :, particle of foundation in fact
They must have had their origin in
IN unduly excited imaglnatisl q.
| Bat, true or ui;tI lie, they are lDten-
ded 10 work much evil, aud should
at once be contradicieG aud forever
set at rest. If any person has any
reliable infOi nation that any such
organization OF the colored people
is even contemplated, "e wish that
they would come forward aud
mauts to the State authorities, Or
to the Sheriff of Kinds, or OF some
other county, when earnest steps
will be taken to counterfeit any such
alleged purpose CT pretended pun
pose. As us-tvre stated, however,
we canuoL ,vr one moment believe
that a,,> i .l.e freedmen have ever
conceived slC.i Il monStrOuS Idea.
Should tiers DC any bad men, white
or colorei, 20 are melting or en-
deavoring ~ i,ivite this people to
any prepaI at.ol for violence, or 10
repel any expected violence, they
should be pointed out and their bad
deeds made public. And this ad-
vice applies to whites as well as
blacks. No man should be allowed
to urge on a difficulty, or to indulge
in acts or words in themselves call
culated to inspire fear in any person,
under the present condition of at
fairs in an adjoining State.
We desire sincerely to advise all
good Republicans, wherever found,
TO obey the la,cs, aud they vii! End e:i;.
protection in the administrators of
the laws. Excitements should be
be kept down. Each and every
man should attend to his own pecu-
liar and private duties. quietly and
peaceably, and keep away from
those who may be even suspected
of a wish to goad any one on to
word, or act, leading to violence.
There is no occasion for trouble i'll
this State; there need be no trouble;
should it come, let us make sure
that it does not have its origin with
us or with our friends. We most
decidedly discOuntenance the pur-
chase or carrying of arms by Re-
publicans. Let others keep them
and bear them, if they may, but let
lis put our faith i'll the Constitution
and the Laws, which are abundant
for our protection and for the ell
fOrcement of our legal rights.
Let us have Eo eXcitements
Let us have no further disturb
ances i'll Mississippi Pilot.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
The laws of Paris are 40 framed

The laws of Paris are so framed
as to constitute a strong persuasive
to honesty on the part of trademen.
Jewellers are obliged to distinguish
p.ated from genuine ware by tie
word ''imitation" placed where the
purchaser cannot fail OF seeing it.
Ii grocer is detected selling adul-
terated articles, be is heavily fined /;
his name and place of business is
published at his own expense in the
official Journal, and he is compelled
to expose in bis store for a specified
time Il placard stating that he has
been fined for selling adulterated
goods.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09

Coffee houses are now established
in two places in Philadelphia where
a pint of tea Or coffee aud Il roll q
bowl of soup and roll ; or, a
plate of stewed meat and a roll, will
be sold for five cents. 1t is demon
strated that these things can be fur
nished, at the price named, withou.
loss, the fitting up of the establish
ment being paid for by benevolent
persons. This charity helps most
deserving people who dislike TO beg
and who are too much pInched in
the pocket to pay ordinary restuar-
ant prices. 1t will commend itself
to imitation elsewhere,-N. o. But
letiR.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
We do NOT wish tn make rude re.

We do not wish to make rude re.
marks about ''the Nations guest, .
AS the petty ruler of the Sandwich
Islands is called, in the Northern
papers, but we are glad to hear that
ne is about to go home again, W hen
we hope to fluid something in our
exchanges more exhilirating aud
instructive than circumstantIal re-
ports of the drives he has taken,
the operas and ballets he has visit
ed, and the quantity of lager beer
he has daily imbibed. But then, to
be sure, a live King is a great curl
Osity, even though his royalty is
somewhat of tho pinchback order.
". o. Bulletin.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
Among other Dranks p,aved at

Among other pranks played at
the New York Brokers' Board on
Christmas eve was the snrreptitious
introduction of "a colored gentleman
on the platform in variegated Co.'S
tune, as their disting uished visitor,
the King of the Sandwich Islands.
The fraud was not discovered by a
majority of the members until his
mock highness essayed to make a
a speech and to remove his false
imperial, when it was discovered
that he was only the jani;Or of the
slower floor"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
Parties who have taken trees from

Parties who have taken trees from
the Young aud Magruder places,
viii be kind enough TO visit me at
my Office ana settle efor the same.
Taxes are due, and as you have,
without my consent, gone on said
lands, the property OF IL. c. Brink
ley, and have appropriated to your
own use very valuable timber, you
will not hesitate, 1 apprehend, to
heed this notice.
Very Respectfully,
e. G. PosTELL, Agent.
Dec. -, 1874.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
MOTTO

4 IL PARTIES who have cut
n and taken timber from the
Walker place, at MadisOnville, are
notified to call on me, without fur
Their notice, and make sett ement, or
they will be dealt with according to
law, and at once.
Il. G. BOSWORTH, Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09

Seventy Years ago the heaviest
naval gun was IA 32pOuDder, weigh
ing two tons and half, and ten
pounds OF powder was a charge.
A gun row in process of constrnC-
ton at Woclwich, England, twenty
six feet ana nine inches in length,
will weigh 81 tons, throw projec-
tile of 600 pounds weight, and re
quiie 2l0 pounds OF powder to
load it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09

Judge. Such Commissioners should
be alb, We rri,ro:ts'!, respected by ali,
and known 10 be ifee from any con-
II, cLion with the Inonieu Affairs OF
county officials.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09

A Western poet who had express
Il wish to die s'amid tho grand soil
tude of the eternal mountain tops"
was killed by the explosion of a
pint of cheap KEROSENE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
DELsLN . y lIJI' TAX SALES,
EOEc THE CITY OH CANTON.

/ The Oily Canton wiz MONDAY, day of FEB
Madison the follow property for delinquent taxes:
Anderson IIei.s and house &JRR, 90
Brown NJ known as lot oo~ 5oxoo
foins S. square IS
Lucy side.
Blackstone Henry improvement on st.
Branesan and lot on Cameron st. side between
ssnns and Clark street, ioohi5O ~ - - : 90
c Kate G %"s ls sm ns ~ a o"n
o@ % q 9f n I corner 10! Futon street. feet 50
Clark Catherine Mrs lot and improvements west of tie Jackson
Cameron John T. lot Of Fulton
joining
0% a5 Ms s: !st No ID 90
] : es s !ss" 1 ss ' s.
St nas' back @ SIS a ss rsnnn
M ss lot ad rssnee an" ono aan H sast
Liberty an ni 5oe5 s5 s ina
F@ lot aa @ e sa GO
,s so%e ests1 s31es
lot adjoining Mrs.. Goodhue's so
ass s M S' q aS S s o" Academy street.
a; lot saa %s. ss
Hargon, fronting
Hason G. irs fronting street,
s t's Of e Of Wy square formerly
and o. also of lot % feet off On
Hunt, Robinson Pe,ey lot fronting Peace street
a soS s fs ss%ss Ca it boundary
F. Jehs land less of Lib o
TIste Mrs residence Liberty ss Of LOT ns n
side Liberty street II 90
Kennedy house and lot west I containing Il acres 81
Mitchell, Al D side of e lot SQUARE
6 no yaea n lots fronting U.Gn @ lot 'r'"n Is
Sg so house lot fronting H"sn east side 0oz
* = +: & s:;
Payne T O. of Liberty street. north of lot
Richards G. Liberty street. east
p; sHe 4 feet of east side lot o IL 50
:, lying North Is and 90
i :
'ulssnd R lot co"tainings less lying west 90
iH lot as on Nor side
Thomas street,
weIeh. Catherine Mrs house.
off James of depot 5ozaoo fl OF
Booker Amsead %
i;s M' as"s ana n s OF sso ''4s''
Burns Spencer house lot Zion Church, containing
Brown Charlotte Frog Town, jim Cross
chaPrslI WIN fronting So
Caldwell land with improvements back Of
Round 80
Chambers 1 and in of
Academy street IsOx2OO feet
w
Of -
we. of %
fronting south de 90
posite David Dean. 90
10 in of
Falls, Newo house lot of Bill Tayor, Clark St OO
Grant William oase fronting Cameron east side.
I00x200 eet 80
of
containing acre, %
VIM house lot
lot
| owned by john WheInn 90
La than Frank lot Nc wi mpro 6 80
of
Lewis NiatiI tonse
Need,
Melton. house IL g Il cul
vert,co ntaini ACRE, 90
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
4. vi. GURLEY,
and will sell
SADDLE ~. Etc.

lower than heretofore known in this mar
ket. ALI transactions CASH from this
date. Sept. I9. 1o74-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
30M dag of january, 1879,

within the legal hours, before the
Court House door in Canton, Madi-
son county, Mississippi, the W! swif
sec 2; e4 sci sec 3; nw4 sec 9; %
mel sec ), township 10, range =
east, for cash, to the highest bidder
for the payment of Sl00S So and all
costs. J. ID. WILLIAMSON,
Dec. ~, 1874. Trustee,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09

SeGeS EScwaid for n of Ncaratgi r
Rheumatism of any form whatever considered Gu
th..t Or. Eitier's PtPstdbis Rheumatic Sgrnp W
eure-warranted Uninjurious, and Il physician
scriFtion used invardy. Fl.
SSoGD Reward offered 80 :.,e Proprietor
of any Medicine for Rheumatism and NeuIai-ia able
produce ons-t"urth many genuine ivlrg cures mad
within the same length of time DIR. Filters Eege
table Rheumatic lseme-y
$3.50 ssrrTr.rss for fkc q nny
rantca preparation for Ri. umatisu, a1d Neuraig
sold under similar legal setting forth III
exact number of bottles To ret lr1 the amour
paid ior to the patient il oi failure TO cure
tut description of cases requiring larantees mus
be Forward hy letter rhiitic' liI.. The guarim
tee signed aui stating quantity to care Will he re
turned by mail, win advice and instructions wlthri
any cairEe. Address all letters tC DIR FiTLFR, No
- South f'OurtI No Other rtnefv is offered
on fuch terms i-tt a circular on the various forms
!thelrnati m ais" Blank applications for guarantee
gratis OF tn" special agent.
Sold v CAS~aiL BfuGHN, sole Agents. Canton
Miss. Suutl4yTn prpof, r. j. Hart n Co, N o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
CURTAIN MATERIALS.

Lace, Reps, Damas.ls, Cornices, Bands, Pins,
Gimps, Loops and Tassels, Hair cloth, Plush.
Bed Ticking and Springs. Burlaps by the
Bale and Piece. dccl2-1y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
DEALER IN
Jan9-75
Trustees sale.

DY VIRTUE Of a deed of Trust
- executed by w. w. Wilson to
j. ID. Lliamson, dated the Pad of
February, 1874, and filed in the
Chancary Clerks office of the conhty
Of Madison, on the 18th hav of De-
tober, 1874, and recorded in Book
&C. page 574, and upon which de-
fault has been made, L will expose
at public auction, OH
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.

1renew my recommendation made
last year, ia favor of compulsory ed
ucatiOn. 1t is the surest and safest
avenue of escape fiOm elEbarass-
ment Of every ktnd which may sur
round US. Such laws have been in
operation in other s; ates, with great
advantage. and eau be copied by
Us with like results.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
GRAND JURIEs.


Grand Juries are now selected by
the Boards Of Supervisors of coun-
ties. These Boards OF Supervisors
control and direct the finances of
counties 1t is asserted that they
select their juries to save them
selves aud their friends from the
consequences of corrupt or illegal
acts, which they may be base enough
to commit. That all such criminal
deeds may be followed by the &C.
verest penalties, it will be necessary
for the Law regulating the selection
of jurors. to be modified. No man,
who il to tiled or whose official con
duct is to be inquired into, should
seIe..t the jury to do it. l recon-
mend that the selection of such
juries be given 10 Jury Commission
ers, to be designated By the Circuit
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
TEMPERANCE.

The laws relative to temperance,
passed at your last regular session.
have failed +, give those beneficial
results 90 much desired. Appeals
come from every quarter OF the
State that the work SO bravely en-
tered upon a year ago may be press
ed forward and perfected. 1 COM
mend this subject 20 your careful
consideration
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dec. -, 1874.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03
.pRATTss ASTRAL OIL !!

Absolutely Safe Perfectly Odorcasl Away,
uniform; Illuminating Wuhiiiesi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03

1t viii briern that the greailhousc.oi san
ger Brothers has large new advertisement
IN this morning. paper. This house stands
desevcdly high In the estimation Of the
trading public Their stock Is immense,
their prices low, aud their goods of excel
lent quality and selected especially with ref
erence 10 the wants ui the trading people
of this section oi Texas. A visit to this
great mercantile house viii disclose the fact
that their styles are perfect and their prices
low.
Mr.. George pulnam, provision and feed
dealer, on Austin street ,bcgs his friends and
'nS'"mersto notice bis card among our new
advertisements this morning. 90 ,...
Read the Governors Proclamation which
We publish this morning. ....
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03
THE DAILY EXAMINER.
Local Intelligence.
~. churches To-day.

The churches To-onysgs
The NJ. +. Church South, Third street,
service at II o'clock a. M, Rev. W. II.
Wells officiating. Subjects "The Divine
cali Of the Ministry Rev. Sam p Wright
at IN o'clock p. IN. snbIeei' "The ugI's
OF the Ministry"
Christian Church, finh street.. commun-
ion service at II o'clock a. IN.
Herman N. 4. Church, Sixth street, ser
yice,at II, o'clock a, M, Rev,T. Schiller OH
cia,hg.
O.. Church, Washington street, service
at II o'clock a. m, Rev. r. j. Haynes oil
ciating.
First BAPTIST Church, Fourth street, SER
vice at II o'clock, a. IN. ana Tor
children, at, IS p. M aud regular ser
vice Mi7H p. IN, Rev. D. II. Carroll oiiieia-
ting.
q. y. Presbyterian Church, 2d street.
service at II a. M, anil ~ p m, Rev. s. A,
King officiating.
VI. paurs Episcopal Church, 9Th Street,
morning service at II o'clock, evening ser
vice at ~, Rev. Otis IIackeii, Rector,
Church Of the Assumption tCatholic),
mass a ~ q mr. vespers si 4pSm'gRey q
l.. Bassant Priest, Nj II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03


That cheap, adultcratea baking pow
ders and fiavoring extracts are warran-
ted equal to Or. Prices, when IL Is
known that DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder and true Flavoring Extract are
the purcst ana healthiesi madcy II II
because adulteIated kinds are bought
goods have a valuation and afford n
less profit to the seller MS well ~ the
manufacturer. unprinclI led dealers
like unprinuipled manufacturers will
palm of adulierated articles upon the
community to cngruder disease, be
cause II puts a few more dollars mts
the pocket. This is the reason and con
siimtrs should know IL, and demand
those articles which are used ~ food.
that ARE made by manufacturers who
defy competition in their price aud
make the quality Of their goods the
primary consideration.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03

Nv son. Joshua u. Harley, Jr., your
father and mother wish you TO come home,
and have taken this method tn inform you,
as We know not where you are nor where TO
write To YOU. Masters Of Subordinate
Oranges will cohfcra favor IN me Ia inquire
for Him and Inform me where he Is
JosurA u. lIlMEi, SR.
CLAYTON, Pamela Go. Tex scpliw4t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03
Who Knows :

We are asked for the name Of the Chair
man and members Of the Democratic Exec
utiye Committee Of this Congressional Dis
trict, appointed by the Convention which
sat in this city last summer. We have no
means Of finding out since onr tlles Were
burned, and will thank some one who has u
file Of the paper for the Information, foI
publication
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03

Is your head wrapped with @ dead'i or a
" strsngcrsn hair, o. Is ityour own flat Is
cOiled SO .jeautifully7 Procure Or. ). New
ton Smiths Hair Restorative, aud Il viii
prevent IL from falling out, will promote lis
rapid growth and create anew aud luxnriant
growth of hair on laid heads
Certificates are M hand Of new crop Of
hair promoted on beails that have been lald
% years. y. N, RlvEiRE,
aug 2,iiw , Ok Ngrl't, Waco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03
THE HOUSTON CITY MILLS
CAN RE REBUILT.
THE >TATE WILL HE
BENEFITED by its Continuance I!
The People Wan, the Goods!
They can be Manufactured out
or orr Own Material, by
Our Own People!

We have the experience und the results Of
over six years work, In addition to Ia,
grounds, buildings, machinery, etc, to star
| with,
The superior quality of our goods suited
| To the wants of our state has hcen csiab
I. J shed.
The further Investment of one Hnnlyrt
Thousand Dollars will place the Mills IN 4
better shape than It was before the Are, aud
secure to stockholders fair interest tipor
ihcirmOney. besides the building M of an
institution of direct benefit to this section,
and of general interest To the State.
The present situation, with the improve.
mcnts, machinery and fixtures, will he
placed at it's present cash valuation for stock
In the new organization.
On the securing like amount, say sixty
thousand dollars, an organization will he
effected under the general incorporation
laws OF Texas.
shares of stock.
Shares. OH6 HaidIrd Dollars Each, In five
installments, payable first of October, No
vembor, December, January and February
next, are now offered 10 our citizens. Sub
scrlpiions will he taken payable IN material
or labor, al its cash value.
The books are now open at the Sales
Room, ~ Main street, Houston, where any
further information may he had on applica-
tiun 10 JAS r. DrNBiE
sepid&wif Agent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03

The Texas GIFT concert Association Of
Denison, Texas have extended the slime Of
the Grand Concert ani distribution OF $50,
H0 IN cash, to November ~, 1870, On which
date II VIII positively take place, or the
money refunded, Thu has been done 10
give all 4 chance Ia secure ticket before II
Is tvs late aud that full distribution 81 the
grand Gifts can he made. Secure ticket
al once inthis Texas Bonanza and try
your luck,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03
Tom Pasigitt,

TN Bridge street IN this city, has just re.
turned from the North, where he has laid In
o large and carefully selected stock Of sad
illcry of all kinds, styles aiil prices, togeth.
fcr with large stock Of shoe leather and
findings Of all kinds and descriptions, which
he will sell AT reasonable rates. lie will
make any kind Of saddle, or harness Ia or
der. Work done promptly aud IN the beat
modern styles. seplsdGtwli
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-03

We, thc undersigned hoarders at the Sur.
gis House, most respectfully inviteih the atten-
tion of the travelling public and the commn
nifty AT large TO the above house as onc ot
the best kept hotels IN the city, and solicit
for the proprietor, Dr. ". l.. Golson, III
eral share Of your patronage, knowing, rs we
do, that no pains or trouble VIII be spared in
making you comfortable for a reasonable
compensation. Respectfully yours,
Mrs. G.. ClaycOmb, A. A. liarks,lale q. s.
Gilbert, W. \. Crank, Jr,, VI. Goldsmith,
Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith, u. II. Brown. ". Il.
Clifton, j. II. Smith, +. l.udrcus, l.. u.
Black, Jos. Levine anil others.
sruilS,llm
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slde,ynikE Go..,r.


It is said that some Of the young fellow
were little hazy Friday night, and dance,
round dances better than the square break
downs. Natural enough, We should say.
We met a countryman the other day near
ly opposite the new bank building On Aus
tin street, and felt shocked whom rs 'asket
MS III "that building over there" wasn't thu
new jail had heard tell OF. The ode
liwndpws were what bothered HIN. ! q
y The ladies feel coInmendnbIe pride n
the splendid success Of their entertainment
for the benefit Of the coast sufferers.
We hear that a hunting party VIII so0i
starr on an expedition TO Cow Bayou. Thii
VIII he taking an unfair advantage OF Gen
Ross, ami we protest against Il most sol
cinnly.
There Is much gossip over the fact that
our iire companies are having no patade'
now, us OF yore. Why don't the beys 'roi
out The truck and the Belle occasionally
inst 20 stir up our sleepy citizens. Think oi
II lads.
IL was remarked Yesterday that the mum