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Chance Of Base,

The Constitutional Convention b
. large vote, has located tho seat If
the government At Baton Rouge. The
Baton Rouge Capitolian has the fol.
lowing to cay On the result of the
vote, which We eudorse
Yea, the deed 10 done. Our people
will honor tho C"nvention kDr the
n"his impulse which actust~d them.
To"ur immediate delegates whs have
st,n'd the bruot If battle With un>
tau'te.ing seal and patience, the.
frrl directly aud especially thankful.
We congratulate them upon tho hap"
~ result of their laO"rs, and tho peO.
ple thr"gb"ut the State upon the
benefits that will assutedly accrue.
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SPEC1lI. NMICE.

No Judicial advertisement ,riN be
'sssrted IN THE paper hereafter, an.
.ess To Attorney becomes security
tor tie adrertisi1g bill, srkich mxst
b paid on FIRST INSERTION, or
Mey ,eju b discontinued.
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Rrol, Edward PetsSeh,

Couposss sod srranees Music to order:
will alss givs iussuetieus on pianos.
6a1ss soA tean ipeesuDsetA Vocal no.
10 . speciality. Piases carefully ta1sa
oD0oa WalhlaGooa olDooG
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TesT,MoN,ALs:

NlOHCcut lily sugar N6000fy,
New Orleans. Jan. u, 1879.
Mr.. Hugh ". Montgomery. Agent Mesxrs Jno.
D Moore s. Co., Isl. ~ aud 30 Broadway,
New York. for Visier's Improved frsuch
Process for Discussing Boilers
Dear Sir-L have tried the dieincrustant YOU
arc tho agent Tor thoroughly. We hsvp besD
using it for several weeks. did this as per.
sonal favor to you for generally dislik. MA.
Glad that have given the disincrustaut 4 trial
for it hes turned out By far tue hest thing Of
the kind that ever used. It come up to I'll ia
claims on itS printed circular, aud "a future
shall recommend Mcssrs. A. Thomson T. Co,
u use it e.clusively in their boilers over and
in preference 70 anv other prooSooOor diSceust.
Ing boilers.
lr'n'''' very ''sP Px%*s T. xrro
Huetnesr Crescent City Sugar Refinery:
i. THOMSON eco.
lxedss Foundry,
New Orleans, Fob. ;. l67g. !
Mr.. Hugh ". Montgomery, New. Orleans. La,
Agent for vigicr's Improved French pro.
cess for DISTINGUISHING steam Boilers:
Dear Sir-After having used tho Vigier fro.
ceas for some months. aud givisg II 9 iair and
full trial We can state that Il hae produced the
uoSt SSSlSlSCtOry Iesolts O1 CQT U0!!0tS " re-
moving incrustations and e6ectually prevopt.
log the formation If tho same
We cordially recommend Il 20 those using
boilers ARCHIBALD MITCHELL,
sf RRSSsY $.si 'sss,: f'''''''
Chief Foreman.
LEEDS T. CO.,
Proptetors LsedS's Feu1dfJ.
.. J.. = = ,-aL....i 81
Discount 70 the trade Sand for Circular 70
Hugh ". Montgomery, no Common stteet.
New 0rlsans. Sale Agent for To southwest.
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Hs~s itsns thin wsst srs scarce.
Tssae s>sstsos Of Tie bsoiling sise
>aAg 80 pes Aossn.
~ sein kssp our stock If Drugs eom.
1881. J, MsCook 4 Bro.
Il h nothing COMMON now to go q
daGtsy VIII BE heed stuck into . half
va1oosDease ~ corner Of . street.
n WHITE ssvipg Machine is the
dnplese cd hest constructed made. For
alel0AAs Walos,sy.
ys1lui1sy NJ ssoshse warn day. ".
0Atjse Il h order 70 eoneilists the
Woo1h0 s)esk. - .,.....
~ Q Wbsejss 4 Wllssa sewing ma
slias 6 1a0oek . 1se.
Tbsss b - 0saes q 10 s1odus lsver
ak4GsA lsfkeyt rssisas row, no,
49, ooD oSo np6 -
II WIZ ssvias nashise is tho
WsessDelsss 90 now cold ct reason
~ DslsGa. Ssvsssl wagon loads were
b VIVA this Wssk end found ready sslss
On JAcsson's Bet swsst Navy
rSeGeee. o'ar I'll Nov. 30.ly.
We ealj She stteptieu Of oWr readers to
~ psssssdiep q ths Police Jury
vAisl yin - loepd in another column
sftsAags issa. .Ti. ga, o..
oetd1s WHITE sewing machine.
cry ~ Cellsetos Russrll viii soon
~ ~ Ss,Is1ssst tsx Iist ready for
pstlissliss ~ ~ - that wish 10
svsA ~ psaalty bed better call on him
s,lpes s'ss ssst tss'<
Tbs psssh crop THE year 10 vssy large.
~ svisg - ~ lag drouth. tho
psesA lsst 81 thst Juicy aud delicious
>oeoD e. Hlieb + 10 noted.
II WHITE sswise nsehiss be- NJ
sa0sdl1aalpevse thss ssy other fame
Iy Uos1lss 0ade. Pc sa.s By b. A.
Wslsaosy.a ia''i.-', e."
Wlsel . q bsssuss 10 psssiytsotly
isDoIas witA year fee. you will asvs
tine - layisg sside OIL otssr matters
ED dsvst'sg yoar undivided sstsutiou
= his a1anisatioo, especially il you've
just 80 ZIG spree.
Wbss . Nstehitochss belle quarrel
vith hss lsves, ehs esuuunicst.s the
iapsstsat fset 10 her friends In the 70.
oask NJ ~ "isa't % squsesing forms
vnA ~ hsad 10 more
4oo l6ps s>ene. 4 printer, IN sst-
tise 9 ~ toast: ''Womsu-without
- 30 wesld - . ssvsgs." got the
pao(tea>isssia H. w'osg plses. which
nd u read: "wonsp, without her
~, vssA - ssvaes.s 80
PuoAWneg water u worth 20 rts.
~ basFs) ftoo most dealers. We
hssoAsas0 % 'ssne wAo charge IS
o. u ao)eooe is \ haN the .prjcs or
M CT o.! : 'ddsist: Keno.
n s,1sss isbabitant aye be doesn't
~ - Nsassy slsvss sxpssisseisg zach
veal1ass - - hlasss thsoaGheat Tie
~ - 9 49, u ~ 70 hunt for
~nR" 1s b light.
-1eas1ho sstls ssssssa paragraph
thoo0 y 0eslsd svss ths hsed With .
lDooo - 81 saloDl VII . No. Il boz.
- -aa11lAg neh inslaesasiess: I'VE
ssvW eQseDo vbse b 'ssiae to happen
49, vsslA. H gisi VIA THE year
ilfyR ap1vs - - . yeuss
q SaUit ss1s ysas - work.
s nj n sIf I'd - 4! r.. r. '.''''
0At.tAp, s0aeaa vbsa ths osed
yslS1SsJ svslS, - sassr'y ~ sas.
1nh0Ik . " t. ~ lssliae female
- 40 = 0uog saSa waite a,sog
ssoeios lelss; s6v'ssdy sassd u BY
sn0s sl1@ yssag - vbeo b sssas,
v0b1hilk ssqpssjea NIP esasslslly
49, - Z oaoof ~ ahode, end II
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Crops,

The weather for the past week has
bern good for cotton.
We have been informed that in some
localities in this parish the cotton boil
10 fully developed, open and ready for
picking. No caterpillars have ~ yet
Appeared in this parish, and farmers
arc jabilant over the cotton prospect.
Some Of our planters will commence
picking about the lot Of August. The
stand 10 good and tho yield will he plen-
tiful.
The farmers on Spanish lake are jubi.
liant over the heavy showers they r.
ceivsd on the ID instant, and the result
will be that they will reap rich harvest
Of corn and cotton.
The Coliax Chronicle srys: THE corn
crop in Grant parish IL now given up -
almost failure, and not more than half
. crop can be expected. Cotton IL some
better, bot there arc 20 many contingen.
cies to this crop 1t will not do to rely
upon Appearances The present crop Of
cotton IL said to give the poorest
promises Of any for the past elk years.
The Sabine Southron says: I'VE were
blesset with . good rain on last Thurs.
day, which wss greatly needed for sav.
ing tho corn crops. Although the dry
weather hes materially injured the corn
crops in sou'e localities Of orr parish,
o'her sections have not been injured,
and upon tho whole We feel assured that
ssumciency Of corn will now be made
for tho support Of tho country. Tho cot.
ton crops are very promising and no In
tellieenes Of any appearance of tho worm
asyst No 80 nothing particularly I'M
favorable to the success of tho farming
iutsrest this season mp to this date.
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Arrival ard Departure Of Malls.
SHREVEPORT.

SHREVEPORT.
Arrives. ~ Departs.
Tuesday, Monday, "a. NJ.
Ihessday *ltln Wednesday, ! A NJ.
fridsy, Saturday, Z A. NJ.
Saturday, g. Friday, I Pm.
NAIL BY BOAT.
Arrives Departs
1oodsy, Monday 4. P. N.
Friday, Friday "
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. Departs.
sunday, 2 P. n. Tuesday. 4P.M.
Wednssdsy Thursday. 4 ?. NJ;
Friday, 2P. ". Saturday, I A. NJ.
ii" '.IlLAaM NAIL BY BOAT. +
ARRIvrs. DEPARTS.
1sse1ey .,-a5. Sunday,
Saturday, Thusdsy.
MlNDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Depxrts.
res.dsy,! ~. Wednesday, s a: II.
Friday, Saturday." A. N.
Arrives. Departs.
ruseday. 0P n. Monday, IA. NJ.
Friday, SH. n Thursdsy. "A. N.
MRS. n. A. BURKE,
'1''%' Il =. Post MiStrrss.
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TUFTS PILLS

eS0 Cen pSuu00U tf00o 600etH0Cco That 0H0
free lren any properties that can injaro
tho 0ose delicate Or8anlzatlon. They
eearch, Cleanse, Pa. ify, esd lMvl9oraIo
tho cG1fe Ayslems. by relieving the ens
go1esd Liver, they cleanse tho tleod
frsm poisonous hasnors, and thus i0part
health and vitality - the body, causing
tho l0Wels t. act naturally, without
Whit No one can feel we'll,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12

"Fsw tis&aes exis: that cannoA BE- relieved By -
Storing tho Liver % il nYrma functions. and for
THIS pufpas,ro rsnedy hes ever be..n invented thSi
Aas Is b. ppysu effect Is TUFTS PlLLS"
SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE rs CENTS.
OOee - Msrrny street, New York.
nation and Useful kcceipts" viii liz 'uaiisd free
on application.
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Maximum tomrarnture u, minimum g.
THE GIsK'S ESCAPE.
Details Of tho Attempt 10 Blow Up tho
Imperial Train Narrative Of y Pas
songor Searching the House,

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CITY ECHOES.

Nn,'row K"Dy. chatsna with assault with u
dangerous weapon ON John II. Gloss.
William CaYArd charged with nHltrious ms-
shint WAS inearrNrafNi ia the Stxth station.
.,ohu Grant was tortad ND in tho Sixth Sta
ton. charged With diseharEtnE ilrnarns in tho
city limits.
William Francois aud Horny liaker II In tho
Sixth Station. charg ii With malicious mischief
and destroying city prru1rty.
Louis Brown IL III Tho Til rd Station charged
with having property In his possession sup
POSED tp have harn stolen.
Nv thaaeaidnntal discharge Of u pistol londrd
with pawdnf only y hoy named John Grass
was severely burned about the neck
Vincent O. Poaeh for assault ana battery
with u stick on A. Iernanie@, AZ the corner Of
Gas4unt AMI Franklin streets. was locked up
in the Central station.
Thomas Jones' retired into tho Cantral stu
tian for being drunk ut the Academy OF Music.
Tom Jones appears to ba the Eentlemans lhtl
nama. His right M nowta h. Obtained whom
he ulakos his debut before the recorder.
W. Tnlha-t. In company with Dolly f i..Rr.
Blanche nalpne and Floreuna Iva ware arrR.t-
ci ana lotkni up In tnn Third Station. Tolhnrt
was charged with drunkenness ana tho thrne
Women With dtstuIbiul. th~ poAco and using OBJ
Saono ianguaga
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A BIG SCARE.
The Oolorod People III Georgia Fearful Of
ViVisoetou.
ATLANTA institution. +

Some DAYS ago Il was publiClystntWi in this
city that two policemen had mysterloualN
Disappeared, II was further said that tie
rcuuuttS of their uniforms. together with
thrtr stiFks we're found In tho neighhofhoud
ii thr Medical College, but the forms which
crst filled those clothes and the hands which
once handled those sticks were missing, afld
although dtligent search hndheen mhdeconld
nowhefe he found. Somehow OF somehow
nl.se tho impression got abroad that this brace
sc paIiermrtl had becll cthcrcd hy medical stu
GpIta and having been conveyed 10 INC us
3octing room Of the Atlanta Medical College
there carved after tho most approved fashion
whiIrundrr the tntiuene"o th"poWefluln drug.
Tho Intelligent thinking portion Of the
community saw through tho cruel hoax alta
glance for argued they, while 1t sometimes
happens that policemen Take lntHleli siHz
dents for cutting up, the history OF body
snatching furnishes but single instance
where medtcai students have hHd thsGeioS-
sal check to tackle II policeman with Il view
10 carving. This happened Ill the city oil
Paris over Il hundred years ago. Wp sill
dents went ont Mt midnight in quest of Il case
for dissection. Alter II long and unsuccessful
search thCy were abolt To return to their
quarters when they spiod an nSed policeman
slrcping Tranquility upon the bosom 81 =
noRhboring dry goods boX. They approafhea
him ana We're upon the point oil adiiltllish'T-
inv ether, but suddenly reflected that It might
wake him, AMI discarded I'll" idea. Ih"y
shonliered him ami started off. and begun
talking III riot which they said was III
progress somewhere on his beat. his nan
the desired fleet. He commenced snoring,
and when they reached their quarters he Was
In such deep sleep that they dtsseeted him
without his giving the slightest sign oil
awaking.
Eut tnt hoax above alluded 10 took firm
hold OF the ignorant coorcd people Of Atant3
Hundreds 81 them rellgioJlsty believe that
those two policemen were "eut up, ana dur
ing the past week this belief has completely
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Rsr@spt= 81 rroauns.

rnwNK COAST 70, afeamer Alvtn-at hhda OF
sugar 10 hbla mol 4aaes Riehad Nllihen-2a hhds OF
au .,ar John -, muus Il do A Ihamaon San-la do
s.nnnaA 4 IalIyo 10 to W hhts m"iaAsea l. Ataaps-
10 4 % hh,ga at,gar Cham boyd 10 do aud 10
hbIa mnlasae i.ehman Abraham 500 90 do We hhas
an,at q A IananV ~ tu4E hbla mnlaasgH III Groe-
,,ar A o. ., d. Il .lnltnanu 20 w uihrtdge &oo-t
n Iarda i, Il tIatian 80 hha sugar te ] w Bur-
h,,,lua COS ,ln n ou,ann II iu NJ IardA ~
sanHa ugh rine A lien 4 Eyme lfs hbs rice Sooot
la sundrien 10 f"a II hhds sngat ny bb's OF
sugar "a hbIa nolsasea ! ~ ha iioe ~ aaeks rough
-.
YAE 0#ClTV For steamer CITY of yafoe-7aS
haIsa antta 10 tretg Hogan ~ 10 Stt i u Lee--
90 ] II Wolfe 500 ~ Ala"n, Nnsent aou-2 70
I. rahan ttnek 500 nv I" HtshRrdahn d. May-~ib&
olr,aa A htaham a ou54 t5a | A,fer &oo-ld5 10
ra{ue Kennenv - Walden. Hawkins Rob-
el.a - Ctaeaa. Hamilton 4 i'"wn ~ II NJ Walms-
la. 4 90 ~ "a - Nnw ~ j L. Harris &Hn-A
Hater W eja &rn 81 % Ffaukenhuah \ Hollapd-2s
j w Hurhttdge Stn 2 k"Hot A tttfdner-H brit
ION n Muyann -la43 aaote ,"tton sssd to " q Cotton
Asaoetatjnn sundr,ea to oraef Total ilse bales
COTTON t,91 earRs c"ttan anrd
RAIESNti,LE Fer ateamnr Florence Meyer45s
81 - Gotpfn - .Fro l'helpa 500 40 do liekham
Mo4rn ~ I |. Auas &ce=2ln Scott Motiehee-ito
no Meyer, " en- &eflta .lno T llardie &co--tG to
81 war ttos ter ~ Male a Gsnmack ~ Allen.
Nuat !neh ~ IetnnfI, Abraham Ao9--A Jurey
ellis i III earvet suntI'tos to order Total i1iR
bales anttt,n
ABRAMS : RIVER Per stoamer Cen Chss
Iainpk IA q: hafsn aotton 10 scott Mc4ehae~Ga do
Meyul Was noe u ,ina Y ha1d d.. SGn- ~ 10 Rich.
artlann & May - Ciarp Erna 4 CO. Juo Phelps 4
% q easou bay & Fro0dht = tInttwell n CHAINS
bora VIZ aiieshn II ~ |. Ioer HaekH cotton
sned N q tuition kee Aasoaiettpn sundries to order
Total {6G bales cotton G5p sak cotton aoed and a7a
aarL aileAha
UIPEK COAST For Steamer CITY Of Augusta
~ bha molasaoe 3 III ao I Lanaux 4 Soma 10 bba Of
prnfA ,aNa J isvoi4 40 10 10 hide anGsr Richard Nil
llhrn 20 do Eaifttn. nufha &to 80 20 bbs mo.
lsanoe hta talotu bottom /. y atpy-aupdrtes %
nrdnr Totsi III hhha sugRI iHa bill maiasses and D
hi 10
70 hhds sugar T. bh i malnanoa tn j Il j Thibant-N
do l. G"dchanE v u scott hhda sugar 10
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Facts ssbut Australia

Australia with Tasmania. Is only titfl,
lraa IN nrcn than Europe .Fhn hottoat eltmat"
In tllo world probably PeC[la in tho dcH'tt in
tcIinr al AuatrHlla. Capt Stuart hung n
Thermometer on y treN shaded both from suu
aud wind, II waa graduated IL t9t =. yet
so rt0at waa The hsatz III the all that the ato1
ruIy roac till II burst the tube. and tho tom
pcIntlIro must thus htyn been ut |"a@t ~
i apparently tho htGheH even recorded III
amy part of tho world Eat thleh tnonth9
( apt Stuart found tho mean temperate III" IL
hnuvpt inla L, in the .thatla, Nevertheless" on
I he aputinsril rnalrnt andand tnl,tn lauda thro"
fest OF EiIaW f.0notlmot ialla III u day. SiIoW
4forHa havn been known Ia lat.t tilfca Wa"ltE.
tho SNOW lying from four I" lt.'on teet IN
depth ht;.yinG iho Gtt L. Australia tss y land
nf drputh and Hood Tho annual ! ttntnll ut
sydney has viliei- from iwNni F#tWn 10
twrnt weight int,h"e. lhho George. near
GallhuHrn wpts In 1S2l twenty mtl,',' long aud
rg broad II gradnRlv ahfanli till. In l@3j.
II hnennn dry. and It's bottom wHe canvsrt",t
Into ~ Efaaay pain. In iE6p Il wa lax
again. seventeen t&ft deep. two years lat'r 1t
wa, only txa feni eiaop and IN ist6 1t was
/ went y fcet IN depth,
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THE SOUTH.

Snow fell at Dallas. Texas, the other Day
Selma, Ala, has raised $3.50 for this Hood
fuld
Large ripe Strawberries In Tallahassee.
Florida,
Negroes about Waco, Texas, are talking Of
going to Liberia.
Dramatic troops have seooped down lpon
Mississippi this winter.
The manufacture Of plug tobacco has been
begun at Raleigh, n. G.
The Brazos river has stopped running a
.ew miles above Granbury.
The severe shock of an earthquake was felt
at Charlotte, n. G., Saturday.
Over l4,00o,O0o OF feet Of lumber were ex-
ported from Pensacola last month
Memphis Ledger. Our receipts. OF cotton
ATE now 2, 767 bales ahead OF last year, and
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Inst night There waa u heavy log nearly MI
Ia, IT, Tho Gjtv Of Groenvla brought 1000 bales
" IBy Telegraph
OrNuINNATI. Dec, ~ The river tH " feet and
falling Won her faggy
PtrrEnuna Hen. II. The river Ia teet ana
falling II ~ raining and frarzing,
CAtHn. Dec ql.-The river IA ~ foot Hnd iail-
ing rhe wcnher il foEgT Arrived anldlnE
Rtar from Now 0llaana. City Of Hroenvllis
fram Vfrkehurg. nepnttod Guiding star Tor
cincinnati Grand Lake. for New Or nnna
EVANSVILLE Doe ~ Tho river ls ~ 7 ~ lest
and falling. Th"to II u thick log htIlYen:
X il. Splingor Cincinnati
ar Louis Dec, u. rho ttver tH teet ~
iuehoH aud tallttE, f'n mas phoh he"NF' ~ W
now thinning out III ~,
IotfIevItt,e ltac u The river f. teot IN the
caua ana t,tnps :, rhnt" T. a Lifting ram.
MrMrt1ta Doe II The river IL rising, Az
rived john II. Maude from Viekehufs. It ID
rurrY.
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French Protestants are rejoicing over the
fact that Protestant assembly has been per-
mtted in the Palace Of Versailles. Through
the request Of N. Favre whose wife IS 4
Protestant, the Minister Of Worship granted
to Pastor Bassa of Versailles. the privilege
Of holding religious services in part Of the
palace while new church is erecting. The
first service was held on Sunday. November 2.
a large audience assembled aud NJ. Nernes,
president Of the Paris Gonststory, assisted N.
Bassa. At the end IF the Court of Honor. III
the great hall. the pulpit was erected In
this room Luther's Choral was chanted and
the Gospel vas preached. Near by was the
room III whica Louis NV hre&thed his last.
AMI above was the room in which he signed
the revocation Of the Edict Of Nantes.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMouRAT MONDAY DECEMBER o. 1879.

hour. to Tho church, There were only ak Of
seven rsyrocs In tho church tho meeting
VIVA n tioad failure. they were afraid tn come
out ton Anderson aava TINT fnwer negrnrs
have, heeu m before tho police court in the
paGt few DAYS thnn oyer hrfprc. 1T. Nlli'R
Wpatmorelntld euya Tint II 10 almost inpns-
abla ta get clinics nj the college now. The
patients arc uaually aehetai among tir' ne.
,,oea lin anye that he did manage 10 get
two To- tho Callepn latolv. hut he had Ia take
thnn, In hia buggy and fotNn thnnt to 70,
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our Minister la France.
PHILADELPHIA Timna.


Tho ncwst comes from France That Minister
Noyra will reegn In tho spring and com"
home To take part In the nest presidential
Meantime, nss thrra Is no PM tic
tar nord ~ m American Minister In Francs,
Mr. Nuyos will visit Egypt and 10 NJ thn
Milo aud enjoy himaclf in such ways as may
become IL gentleman having FL 500 II year
from the government.
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PURE FRESH GROUND SPICES

r AM RECEIVING WEEKLY SUPPLIES M "
4 fresh and pure ground spices pat no IN vi
toil and wood e pick gss from 1.l6 Of p0 1ls
sented. will sell low to tkp Iobbing trade .l1p Il
spices come direct from The factory by fasg
and will be delivered from factory, "a
40 and AZ Water street, Chicago. or NO. =
Natchez street,
no28 I'm w. III, BURRUs6. X
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what the country wants.


Whit this country wants In tho way OF II cen
sue ii i'm honest count mud not lpt of figures
mmi0 M to show that ono political party IL
larger than tho other.
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fSprtngfnd RepuhieMn.l
Does anybody with memory II few years
long remember what crowds gnth"rnd to Sc"
Andy Johnson, and how tho elections went
lust after
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Al quarter to > o'clock sunday, horse,
hitched 70 a buggy driven " Mr.. Duncan. took
fright NJ n dummy ON Canal street and ran
away. Mr.. Duncan WAS thrown out and slightly
injured
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
Wan DEPARTMENT.

WAN III
Risnal Service. United s,ates Army. !
Daily meteorological record for Tho niGht houra
ending 1T 10 :na H. m. Sunday. nnceuhnr y,
Observations taken HI tho nhmn moment 81
tnia ~ Rll ataiionaI
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IHe Has the Metal.
Washington Post

Gov Cfareclon may not be much OF law
yer. but he seems to have the right kind oil
metal In him