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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-21

Mr.. JoNES of Lewiston, moved to amend
BY striking ont the $500 for general use for
the current wear.
Mcssrs Wallace of Belfast, Boynton and
Pickard of Bangor, Shaw Of Lisbon, Curran
of Calais. Moulton OF Scarboro, IIurd of
Northport, and Richie of Wintcrport opposed.
the resolve, and Mcssrs. Trueworihy of
Orono Wadsworth of Hiram, and Ives of
CaStnc. spoke in favor.
Mr. IIArCH of Alton, moved the previous
question. and the House seconded the call and
ordered the main question to be put.
The amendment was voted down.
On motion of Mr.. JONES of Lagrange, the
yeas and NAYS were ordered and taken on
the main question which was on the passage
of the bill, the result being in the negative
as follows
YEAs.-Messrs. Bcal, Burr, Eaton, Harrington.
Fennelly, Gibbs, Gilman, Howe, Ives, Moore of
son, Seward, Spanlding, Steward stnSon, Thomas
of Yarmouth, True. Treworthy, Wadsworh,
NAYs.-Messrs. Andrews, Atwood, Barron, Bev
erage, Boynton, Bracket, Bragdon, Briggs, Bur
bank, Chapman, Chase Chesley. Cobb, Cragn,
Dreamer, Cunningham, Curran, Dana Dinglcy,
Dodge Eldridge, Fox, Garccon, Colder Haley,
Hall of Alfred: Hall of Iermon, Hall of Newcastle,
Hammond Hanscom, Hanson Hatch, IIersev
Higgins of IIampden, Higgins of Thorndke, Ill.,
Hills lIodgkins, Homer, Horne, Hunt lIurd
Hutchinson, Ingralam, Irish, Jones of Lewiston.
.Jonesof China, Jones of Lagrange. Kennedy
kimball. Lamson, Lane Laughton, Lewis of Ripley,
Lewis of sherman, Libby, Lord; Martin; Merrill,
Morrill, of Windham, Moulton of Scarborough,
Murch of Casco Murch of Ellsworth, Nash. New
ton, Cakes I'archer, Perkins, Perry of Poland
Pckard. Pickett, Pierce, Poor, Rand, Rice, Rich
ards, Higby, Richie, Russ. SAWYER. shaw, simpson,
smart, smith of Auburn, Smith of Ilodgdon
smith of Napoleon. stanley, Staples Stiles, Talbot
TAYLOR. Thomas of Pennington, Vickery, Wallace
of Belfast, Wallace Of Milbridgc, Weymouth, vii
son, Wncapaw, Wing. Woodcock, Ioung.-l0i.
SO the resolve was refused passage.
On motion of Mr.. GILMAN of Meddy bcmps.
Ordered, That Frank II. Leach of Robbins
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Notice.

IN the matter of the estate of David Mines, de-
ceased.
IN the Probate cours Of Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritory. ..r,,.
nanLiZA MILNES. THE EXECUTRIX OF THE
e estate of David Mines. deceased having, on
tne 23a dny of October, A. u. 1873 duly presented
to this Probate Court petition in due form, ver,
fed hv her oath praying for order OF sale OF all
the real estate and pers' nal prop fiS OF sa'a oe
asd for the purpnses therein forth, it is there
+ re ordered by the Judge of said Court that all
nerSons ed in the estate OF said deceasa a-
near bsIore the said Probate Conrt on saturday the
,a day of November, A. d. 1873. at eleven O'CLOCK
ip the forenoon said day. at the Court room @
said Probate Court in Idsho City. County ~ bolse
! n To show cause why an order should not oe
GRANTED 10 the said Ex-entrix 10 sell sll the rea es
tatn and personal property OF the said deceased at
public or private sale. and that copy si this ORDER
ha ~, hshef at lses fur successive weeks IN the
Idaho selni. Weekly World newspaper printed
and published in Idaho City, Boise county, anu
-. 60 ~ Id.ho = S. HART,
Aei' Probate Judge.
Ip.us Cry. october 95th. A. D. 1873.
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SAara. week in your own town. SIS outat free.
S5S1Nn risk Reader. it you want business a, q,
wh ch persons OF either sex can max p a
!. go gt,o .p.rt.aal. Naiae t'aHe& 's7i''
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Estray Notice.

ranch ranch " u, RY NR. ON STEVE YouREN's
on or :, ,oprrr Paye'te valley, Boise county, I.
eiap, siro December &. 1878, one gray mare,
nfer ghI sho oder aud half circle with her in
asl s,s ~ ane flght thigh. Also one roam mare.
hin ,1.s aeout two Years old aud branded oG on
slt hin SUD m half circle with bar in center on the
|ssa The o sne is hald faced and has three white
he edo e paving all charges. = " p'0''"0 pNp
ROBERT FINN.
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sl5,2Ol s.
s15,2ol
Jan. g.. To balance on hand. NJ. s15.20l 6s
sls.aOl e9
TEgRiToRY OF IDAHO, ! &C

ao hereby certify that the foregoing figures
represent the finances of bose county from and
after the Esd OF November 1914, na to the eta day
of January, 1872.
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Balance,
Slo,s53 90
TEREIToRT OF IDRHo, ss

IOuhIy OT boIae,
|, James Moriariy, Auditor Of Boise
county, do hereby certify that the forego-
ing figures repre-, ent u true and correct
statement OF the finances OF Boise county
from October 7th 70 Nov. 29d \. D. 1873.
.- Witness Ely hand and official
seal this, january g. 1879.
L. y JAMES MORIARTY,
Auditor.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS

tHARPER's 4 MAGAztEE. One Year. A 90
= - - i,a ,s -, !, y y, nsnLi ...--..... 90
~. ~ 10 $, . - z ~. ...-..... 90
phnheaslons, one year, ............f0 90
siv 49, "ht year,-.- .-.....-.-........ 90
one 20 90
iefnis for large clubs furnished application
I2sfcgs free e ali Subscribers in tie United States
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Harper's Magazine,
1879.
Illustrated.

INC volumes OF the Magazine begin
Wieh W me Numbers for June and December
o. eacp year, When no time is specified,
u VIII De understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current Number.
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> In wlfness whereof herfunfo set my
j hand and aiiix MY olHcial seal this, yanti-
v 4 ary 9th, a. y. 1870
--~- JAMES M0aIARTY.

The official bonds If tie following
officers were examined aud approved:
John NJ Danskit, Sheriff and Tax
Collector; T. s. Hart, Probate Judge;
John w. Reel and John Frank, Con
stables; Geo M Richards, Auditor
and Recorder; Alex. Orchard, asses
sor.
Ordered that the Board do now. adj
Ijourn TIL to morrow at 10 O'clock A.
NJ
JANUARY. .. 1919
Board met pursuant 70 adjourn
mrnt. Full Board present.
The bond Of Isidor Smith as Treas
urer was examined and approved.
The bids for medical attendance,
care am board Of the indigent sick,
insane, sc, were opened aud found 10
be as follows:
w. J. Rothwell, medical atten-
dance, &C.. $40 90
J. w. Dawson, board, ,clothing, DC. f,349 90
Chas s. Jordan, medical atten-
dance, board, clothing, &c 1920 90
| i. al Berger, medical attendance,
board, clothing, &C.. 1900 90
L. A. Berger. medical attendance, 900 90
Frank Cooper, medical attend
snce, board, clothing &e. 1890 90
Frank Cooper, board and cloth
ing. g.................- 400 90
Ordered hy the Board that 5. B.
Connolly be aud is hereby appointed
| Justice If the Peace for Pioneer Pre-
cinct, and to file bond ia the sum Of
one thousand dollars To lie approved
by the Chairman of the Board ot Coun
lty Commissioners
Ordered ny the Boar, that the road
! from Miner. bridge to Cad Beard's
ranch be and is hereby declared il pub
lie highway.
The report Of the Probate Judge
was examined and approved
The report Of Cal Beard, Supervi-
sor # Sqaaw Creek District, was ex
Iamilcd and approved.
III tie matter Of The petitions of he
residents Of Garlen valley To have
the fcad changed: Ordered that said
petitioners have the privilege Of chang
ling the read as prayed for, at their
own expense, provided it does not IN
terlere with any one's rights, and
when said road IS changed ard in
good travelling order, the Board will
declare the same public highway.
Ordered that the medical treatment,
board, clothing, &c, for the INDECENT
sick, idiotic and insaGe, he aud is here.
by awarded to Chas. 5 Jordan for one
year, from and after January g. 1879,
for the sun Of So, 200.
/ The following bills were allowed by
the Board:
ROAD FUND.
Hugh Craig, or. cont Dist. No 2,$209 IS
76 25
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Yako0b>K Khan and His subOrdinatas.

CALcurTA, January 2d-News from
Cabnl is to the effect that Yakoob
KHAN has required his officers and sol
diers to swear on the Koran to stand
~ lim. but without their pay. as their
General declined to become security
for their fidelity.
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LoNDoN, January I'd dispatch
from Yokohama says: The steamer
Fokushiman, running between Osaka
and Diva, was totally destroyed BY an
explosion Of gunpawd,r among the
cargo on October 2sth, and SO persons
were drowned.
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.


CHICAGO, January lstA Tribune
Washington special says: Opposi-
tion to certain features Of The Army
bill increases, although there are
many provisions which meet with
general approval. It's enlargement of
military power at the cost of civil au-
thority excites wide criticism. and the
issues made BY General Sherman with
Secretaries Rawsins aud BeIknap are
recalled, 70 The prejudice If the new
measure. Tie abridgemcnt of the
power Of the President in tile assign.
nent Of staff officers, making him de-
pendent upon the favor Of the General
Eot the Army, meets with disfavnr and
ls likely 70 lie stricken from the bill.
The probabilities are that both the
Senate and the House, particularly
the latter, will be slow to enlarge the
powers OF the chief military comman-
der in the time Of peace by limiting
the powers Of the PIES dent, who is.
the constitutional Commander in-Chief.
steamer Destroyed
LoNDoN, january 2d-A dispatch
from Yokohama says: The steamer
Fokushiman, running between Osaka
and Diva, was totally destroyed by an
explosion Of gunppwdsr among the
cargo on October 2sth, and SO persons
were drowned
Franco and the Bey of Tunis
PARIS, January 2d-La France says
that an ultimatum was dispatched to
the Bey of Tnnis Saturday. The Ger
man consul at Tunis refuses to coun-
tenance the Bey's hostile attitude to
France. The Cousul has been in
structed TO further the wishes of th,s
French Government La Liberty says
the conflict between France ard Tunis
will soon be settled by diplomatic
means.
Yakoob>Khcn and His subordinatss
CALcUrrA, January 2d-News from
Cabnl is to the effect that Yakoob
KHAN has repaired his officers and sol
diers 70 swear on the Koran to stand
by iim. but without their pay, as their
General declined to become security
for their fidelity.
Noneasi'a Death Warrant Signed
MADRID, January 2d--Afcr long
Cabinet Council to-day, the King re-
Ilnctantly signed Moncasi's death war
rant. His execution has been fixed
for Saturday morning.
Affairs in Afghanistan
LoNnoN, January 2d.-A Calcutta
dispatch says that before leaving ca,
bul Sherc Ali wrote to tie Viceroy
of India, stating that lie would return
to Afghanistan after laying his case
before the Congress at ST Peters
iburg. Major Cavagnari is intrnsted
to receive any peaceful overtures Of
fercd in a friendly manner So far
Yakoob Khan has made no sign
General Stewart will reach Canda-
har on the 9th instant. A dispatch
4 from Peshawur says the turbulence
ttf the nonntaincers has closed kln
ber Pass for the last three days, rx-
cept to strongly escorted conveys
This condition Of affairs has compelled
the abandonment of the project Ia
lctnstrnct u telegraph Inc through tic
pass.
I There is chaotic confusion hctweea
the coumissariat and transportation
departments. One Sikh regiment has
been withdrawn from the field bec@ils,.
Of fever. Half of the nien are s.ck-
and sixtyiour have died. One Eng
fish regiment has been Withdrawn from
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s5-11e.'
MADRID, January ID After q long
Cabinet Council to-day, the King re-
luctantly signed Moncasi's death war
rant. His execution has been fixed
for Saturday morning.
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Nov. 23. To bal. due. /.

Nov 23.. BY Cur Ex. war red,. 1890 90
23 School g 534 go
25.. Cash found in safe, 3SJ 90
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Ans;tor,s Renort.

Auditors Report from Novem Der 2s. 1873. to
January 6, 1879:
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]. CORNELIUS MUNDAY.
p h y ST clan. $ ur z con
AND
u TT n T & II

d r u @ CT / s It
HAvING established Drug Store
III in the building Of j. w. Bryan &
Co., corner Ryan street and Public
Square, / am prepared to sell Drugs,
for cash, cheaper than ever before Of
fered in Lake Charles. Particular eff
forts made to always have on hand Il
full supply of Quinine. Opium, Nor
phine, Alcohol. Castor Oil, etc, A su-
perior article of Brandy, Whiskey, Gin,
Wine, etc, kept exclusively for medical
purposes. Can be found at Drug Store
during the day, and at residence, on
Bil DO street, at night, if not profession
ally absent.
N. B.-physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded.
feb 81 rs.
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FOR SALE.
DIR. y. M. HILLIARD.

HAVING permanently located in the
Ill town of Lake Charles, respectfully
offers his professional services to the
citizens of Town and country. Disease
OF the throat and lungs treated on an
improved plan; also Rhumatism and
Neuralgia Cancers removed without
the use of the knife or caustic. and
without pssa. Iageh IG, 8TG.
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STOP A MOMENT!

7 HAvbjust opened in Lake Charles,
i on PHO Street, nearly opposite Mey-
ers Drug Store. u
NEW BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY,
AND
Family Grocery Stare.
Families, Sailing Vessels aud Steam
boats snppiiedfiaily with fresh bread
] will keep none but the very best
Confectionery and Choice Family Gro
ceries, and with full supplies, low prices,
and careful attention to all orders,
hope toreceive a liberal patronage.
VIM. G.. FRICKE.
Nov. 30, 1873 If
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State Of louisiana
PARISH OF CALCASIEU.

PARlSd N}f CA1OASolGO'
4 DE it remembered that we the Jury
i I'D Commissioners, for the Parish OF
4 Calcasieu, La, did, on the 29th day OF
January, A. d., 1879, meet at the
CLERKS Office, in the Court House OF
said Parish, for the purpose OF drawing
q Jury for the Regular April Term OF
/ the 9th Judicial District Court, IL and
for said Parish and State, under Sec
ton 5, of Act Nc. AZ, of the Regular
Session of 1877, and the following mem
bers being present, viz: Julien Richard,
| M, j. Rosteet and J. D. Leveque, with
Thad. Mayo, Clerk of Court, when Jul
| lien Richard, one of said members, in
presence of the others, drew from the
General Venire Box, one at a time, the
names of the following fifty persons, to
compose the Grand and Petit Jul oTs,
for Tire first week of said Court. com
mencing Monday, April 9TH. 1879, list
of whom was kept by the Clerk. The
Clerk and Commissioners did then
place the ballots, drawn as aforesaid, ID
an envelope, sealed same, and endorsed
thereon First Week, +" and placed them
in a Jury Box, provided for that pur
pose, which was locked, sealed, and
placed in the custody of the Clerk, for
use at the said April Term of said Court.
The Commissioners not deeming it ne
cessary to summon any other jurors:
Geo. W. Wilcox, Rosamond Marcan
tel, John johnson, Ca'vit Andrus, Hen
ry Parker, Peter P1atz, James Howard,
Edward L. Pierce, ValentineG Nelson,
John l.. Lyons, Isaac Vincent, Thomas
Berry, Joseph n Ledoux, Thomas
Budd, Frank r. Houston, Jasper N.
Prater, E. L Cannon, Rees Perkins,
Jr., W, L. Vickery, Peter e. Johnson,
John 2 Butler, Nathaniel Vincent,
William l.. Reeves, Robert Arlington,
Andrew 3 Moss, e. J.. M. Fairchild,
James T. Gray, William FL. Harper,
James Z. Kent, George Thielleman,
A. G. Pithon, Joseph A. Whitman. |
James NJ Reeves. Jacob Welsh, Asher
ry M. Lindsey, W. ID. Jenkins, James
W. Bryan, Onezime Falgout, George
w. Koontz, James Holland. St. Ger
main Wing, Olivier d. Broussard. S. E.
Walters, James A. Loftin, James M.
Strother. Valerien Michel, Miles Carter,
Edward Escoubas, Jacob Rigmaiden,
James A. Lindsey.
In testimony whereof, witness our
at Lake Charles, La, this
29th day of January, A. d., 1879.
NJ. j. ROSTEFT,
j. d. LEVEQUE,
JULIEN RICHARD,
Commissioners.
THAD. MAYO,
Feb. Is, 10. Clerk of Court.
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THE WEEKLY NE VS.,

Made up frSm the most interesting contents of
the daily editions. wiE special view TO circli-
lation ut points too remote TO be reached by
the DAILS NEWS. contains more reading
matter than any paper in the country fur
nished for the same aJoney. Dispatches are
condensed from day to day and subscribers to
the WEEKLY NEWS receive the gist OF all the
daily editions.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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THE GALVESTON
N E WIS
N Newspaper for the People. and
journal without Political or
Private Complications
to Cripple H.
THE DAILY NEWS
Has been EnlHrgsl am IrITOTai.

Having added WIDE PERFECTING PRESS,
with its new stereotvping apparatus-the only
mechanical equipments of the kind in tine
,South--egual TO the delivery OF fifteen thou
sand papers pes hour printed Oh botk sldess,
and folded with mathematical precisisn 1t
presents each day
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SpEgIi!. DISPATCHES

from all parts of Texas are given daily. Full
reports of Legislative proceedings by tele-
graph, during session Of the Legislature, which
can only bc had from &tle NEWS, forms u
marked feature of the paper. Special reports
Ivy wire and from regular correspondence al
Washington Of ali congressional, official or
political information Special kilograms anu
letters, by ale correspondents from New
York, covering all news and all topics of in
terest, financial, commercial, political and
social Daily reports Of decisions rendered in
supreme court aud court of appeals, and what
ever else may DE found Of interest to Texas
r,sDdpts
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JOHN BILLIONS SALOON.
On the North Side Of the Court House
Square, at the Corner of
Wards Alley,
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

THE proprietor of this favorite saloon
i hereby announces chat he is con
stantly receiving new and full supplies
of the very best brands of Whiskey,
Brandy, Wine, Ale. Porter, and all
other kinds OF liquors, and also the
choicest brands OF cigars. The saloon
is supplied with a fine billiard table,
and with ample accommodations for
card parties. No pains will he spared
to secure the comfort and enjoyment of
all my visitors.
ICE kept on hard al summer.
JOHN DILLON.
June 27, 1878. If.
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Haskell House.
LAKE CHARLES, CALCAsTEU PART
LOUISIANA.

THE undersigned has just Opened
Il the above named hotel. on RYAN
street. between the Catholic ChureR
and Moss IL Riddick s store. The bnilG,
ing is q large, two story house, and Ia,
recently been completely renovatei
throughout, and newly painted. All
the furniture is entirely new, and Dur.
chased expressly for This hotel. THE
table will be supplied with the best en-
market affords. A large feed stab,
will soon be finished, i'm the rear Of thl
hotel lot. The hotel is admirably ven
tilated and well lighted. The hotel 10
measures $50 feet by 400 feet. 1t will
be the aim of the proprietor to make /
a first class hotel in every particular
Commercial travellers. will find il pleas
ant stopping place. Prices moderate
to suit the times.
w. FL. HASKELL,
Jujy IL, 1878. Proprietor
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PENSIONS INCREASED.


PENSIONS INCREASED.
A large number of those now receiy-
ing pensions are entitled to an increase
under the late laws. All soldiers dis
charged for Wounds, Rupture, or Me
chanical Injury, entitled to FULL boun-
ty. All business done by correspond
ence, same as if you were personally
present. When the soldier is dead the
widow and heirs are entitled. All sol
diers and their widows of the war of
1872 are now entitled to pension.
also procure Patents for Inventors.
Every soldier who sees this notice
should send me his address on Postal
card and receive in return Sample
Copy Free. of the
'NATIONAL CITIZEN SOLDIER, +"
paper published at the National Cap
ital, giving all the latest information
about Pensions and Bounty and Land.
to all soldiers and their heirs. Cores
pondence solicited from all. Address
with stamp.
N. W. FITZGERALD,
u. S. Claim Attorney.
Box $50. Washington, ID. C.
March SIT.
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EX-SOLDIERS ATTENTION /!

DENSIONS procured for soldiers of
l. the late war. disabled in any way by
wounds, rupture, disease of any kind
or by accidental injuries.
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MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS

MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS.
NOR Lockets or Cases. Painted from
l photographs or any Picture on
LUTHER'S PATENT SILK CAN
VASS for only ID. 90; one-fieth the usual
price and use the same materials as did
the old masters many hundred wears
ago, whose Pictures are Mt this day as
bright and beautiful as ever. A lesson
for us to accept no other than On
PAINTINGS on Canvass to be handed
down to posterity. Solid Gold, and
Rolled Plated Lockets furnished ut ret
cost. Paintings all warranted genuine
with superior beauty aud workmanship
Exclusive territory given to agents.
Business suitable for Ladies. When
sending orders give color of Ewes, Hair,
Complexion. etc. These little beauties
are q rarity, not one person in ten thou
sand can ever acquire the art so fine.
Address u. II, LUTHER.
March 6-H. Corey. Pa.
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HO, FOR CALCAsIEU PASS:

frr%S~ n Tue handsome, swift run
ming propeller
Ne..'s-- aas R A M O S,
has resumed regular semi weekly trips
from Lake Charles to Leesburg, (Cal-
casieu Pass, carrying the United States
Mail. All down and mp trips by day
light. Accommodations for eight pas
sengers> Excellent inducements to
hunting and fishing parties.
Fare, Each Wav, So so.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays and
Thursdays at 6 a. m; arrives at Lees.
burg same days.
Leaves Leesburg Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 6 a. NJ; arrives at Lake
Charles same days.
Schedule running time between both
places, twelve hours; actual running
time, much less.
THOS r. REYNOLDS,
April 25, 1878. Master.
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cial attention is paid t,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS.

Reports are given daily from all the markets
of the world; regular telegrafas and CORE
spOndence show the condition OF financial and
commercial affairs movements cf steamships
.Dperations in Texas securities, and prompt
sand reliable intelligence touching affairs and
ttsltc prizes of kindred nature a. other points
1hts& may be of interest to ullr readers.
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pnLIrICAL QUESTIONS

Will he discussed as they arise and always
FROM a Bo.-IJLrtjsan standpoint Whatever
7reiateS to Texas or its interests will receive
the most diligent attention In fact nhsling
will be overlooked or neglected that goes to
make up q Brst-class newspaper,
Citizens at the interior who wish to keep
abreast OF current events will bee able to dc so
Thy subscribing TO their local paper and send
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