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the character and Wanted the prestige
Of the Bonaparte family. Her grand
son was Of that race, and on him
ali her affections were concentrated.
The remarkable longevity OF Mrs. Bona
parte Is an interesting characteristic of her
family and of the circle Ill which she moved.
Her father lived to eighty-tive, and Charles
Carroll, the father Of her brothers wife. lived
to ninety-six. Mrs. Robert Patterson, her
sIster-In-law, who accompanied her on hef
bridal tour, and after loosng her husband. as
a blooming widow captured the Dukeof wei
lingtoD, who, embarrassed with loving out
not congenial wife, was compelled 70 yleid 70
the superior aud lawful claims OF his oineF
brother, the Marquis Of Wellesley. 80 Mrs.
Patterson, nce Cation, became the second
Marchloness Of Wellesley, and surviving by
many years the little old Marquis, who
reached his seventy-fourth year, died but
few years since when III the neighbor-
hood OF ninety. Her sister, the bloom
ing Louisa Cation, who 80 cruelty used
our Daniel Clarke, married first . rich
baronet, distinguished staff officer
az wellington mt the battle OF Waterloo, and
surviving him some years, made her second
venture with the Duke OF Leeds greatly her
Junior. Him too she uutlived, and after en-
tering upon her ninety-tirEt year departed
this life three or four years ago at Howarth
Castle, In England, the residence Of the
Dowager Duchess OF Leeds. It was not more
than five or six years ago that tho writer met
distinguished member Of the Philadelphia
bar, III Western Virginia, attending to her
large estates. and by him WAS shown affida-
Wits and power Of attorney, to which the sig
nature or Louisa Cation, Duchess Of Leeds.
was subscribed In her large. bold and vigor-
Gus letters, as those of her grandfather,
Charles Carroll. OF CarrolIton. These writ
Ings were signed when she had passed her
ninntieth year.
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ON TRIAL.

ON TRIAL.
Joseph and Mrs. Drew, attempted arson
The writ of hdbeds corpus In the case Of
James Aston, charged with murder and being
a fugitive from justice, came UP before Judge
Whitaker yesterday at o'clock.
The petitioner In the writ avere that he Is
Illegally detained and deprived OF his liberty
by one John Fitzpatrick, keeper Of the Parish
Prison; that said Aston Was unable to obtain
a copy of the order Of commitment, II any
there be, but made demand for the same
Fitzpatrick had no commitment. and was
further informed that petitioner was fugi-
tive from justice charged with having COM
mitted the crime Of murder In the parish OF
Caddo.
Petit oner represents that he 10 not and
never has been fugitive from justice; that
Ne came from Caddo parish to New Orleans
Ia obedience to n summons from the United
States Circuit Court, Fifth Circuit, District
OF Louisiana, and Ia yet under such sum-
inons. He AYERS THAT there Ii no charge Of
murder or other crime against him In Caddo
parish; that some time since charge was
made In said parish against him for murder
nf one Flanagan, under which petitioner was
arrested, but that said charge was investi
gated by the grand jury 81 said parish and
frict court He also AYERS that he cannot be
legally arrested and confined on any renewal
Of said CHARGE the matter having been SO
investigated.
After the writ was argued by District At
tofney Finnsy for the State and United
States District Attorney Leonard for defense,
Judge Whitaker refusetE tho writ and the
prisoner was remande1E to prison to await
transportation to the pm ish Of Caddo
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The display Of @kewod b on Easter Sunday
at the Fair GroandlA wi be worth seeing.
Ts,s-Ae Debt.
de Soto Demoerat.l

The aIl-absorblng topic now ls. what will
the constitutional convention do In regard to
the State debt All aunt that the people
must have some relief IN that direction, for
no matter what radical reforms may BIO In
augurated, the State cannot pay the present
heavy debt without burdenng the people to
M extent that amounts to almost couflsca-
ton. AZ every "ink-slinger" ls giving his
views. for the enlightenment Of the delegates
to the convention, We presume we must do
likewise. We have extreme ideas, and believe
III accomplishing something when you Under
take It, The people are crying for relief, and
we want to sac the constitutional convention
check their mournful waiings. Therefore, we
believe that the new constitution should pro-
vide that State taxes shall never exceed five
mills on the dollar, two mills Of which liz to
be used In defraying the current ex-
penses OF the government, two mills to
pay interest on public debt, and one mill as
d sinking fund to BIO used In purchasing State
bonds or warrants at the lowest market price
This would NJ once relieve the people Of more
than one-half OF the present burdensOme tax
alton. But we are at once assured that this
would not be sufficient to pay the interest ON
the State debt We would answer that we
can make IL do It, simply by openly repudi-
ating every bond or warrant issued or funded
BY Kelogg's administration. We think we
have the moral right TO do SO, upon the broad
ground that Kellogg never having been the
legal Governor OF Louisiana, never could
have contracted d legal debt for the State
Having accomplished THE, and put our State
On record as opposed to usurper., whether
sanctioned by the United States or not, we
could then curtail the interest and scale the
principal OF the balance until two mills would
pay it. We don't think 1t would be necessary
to scale much, but IL so, 1t could be done by
the consent of the holders. Kellogg was
only Governor Of Louisiana by virtue Of be-
ing supported by Federal bayonets, and
therefore we should look upon him as strictly
n mi al N
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70 e KENT.
LttoxI.

i ftDXI.
GUNNER RESIDs nee FOR RENT-ON
- the beach 1puos Deer Island. Attached
also a very long whar bath house. etc solidls
built. No more desirab soiourn could be- found
on the Gu coast. Fol- particulars inquire mt
No sa DECATUR street - apo 1ss {
L,OR RENT-PART OF HOUSE ON CANAL
II street, five minutes v k from Gay statue
furnished or .unfnrnshed, Viii be rented cheap
TO responsible parties with t children Gen
tlamen preferred Referee - required and
nor RENT-THREE STOW STORE, No, 81
Il Natchez street. between G. mo and Magazine
streets. Il mt low. Possessio Immediately.
Apply to L. u. BARRETT
mhz3 Il No 7 CoTumeroInI place
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUNT.

The following named persons and Their
surstes, defendants In suits III which the
United States ls plaintiff, were called yester.
day and failed to answer. M. MARTINEZ
surety John Bornfo; Mrs. M. SCHNEIDER, surety
Geo. Eke; A. A. Laine, surety Il. g. Barker
Auguste Stengle, surety W. G. Il. Seelhorst
drew Lynch, surety Chas. dc Lassus: Henry
Gntman, surety Isaac Levy; r Healey,
surety. Gus J. Freret; Gus. Gottsehalk
VIM. Wagner, surety j. ]. Weakening; Il. O.
Carroll, surety Robert Morris.
In the cases Of the United States against
Caspar Lllsse, Eugene sullivan, w. L. Fisher
and Jas Houston, nolie proaequis were en-
tered on motion of the United States district
attorney
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SIR LOUIS. April Through incomplete
returns and an error in footing, q mistake was
made In these dispatches last night, giving
the Republicans majority In the Council.
Complete returns now show that the DeEno-
Gratis elected all their couneimen yesterday.
which gives them one malerlty in the Council.
The Democrats also have the House OF Dele
gates by small majority over all. The Anti
Charter party, composed Of Socialists and
Greenbackers, polled about 5000 votes, and
elected at least one member Of tho House OF
Delegates.
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Easter Sunday. NJ

Lieut.. Gonville Bromhead OF the Twenty
fourth, who gets the Victoria Cross and q
majority for his defense OF Rorkes Drift
against the Zntus, comes Of II fighting family.
Ensign Boardman Bromhead fought under
Wolfe at Quebec. and was the man who
brought the news to his dying General,
"They rum" His grandson, Sir Edmund de
Gonville Bromhead, fought al Waterloo, and
all arm four Of Sir EdmYApd's sons entered the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-06

It is told Of JaraA Russell Lowell that
when he WAS last In Rome a mendicant monk
met the poet 10 the Corso ono day, and asked
for contribution to repair o monastery.
]" You should not ask me for aid" remarked
Lowell In choice Tuscan, 'Yor | am here.
tic" THAT makes no di erence." replied
the astute frlar: your mo ley Is orthodox"
the contribution asked.
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MURpHY's COCKPIT.
GRAND MAIN SATURDAY and SUM
EVENINGS.

On SATURDAY and SUNDAY EVENls.Se
April and 6. the opening battles Of 9 yn nd5Ss
MAIN between thirteen birds Of MuAknnaz
stock. for s2s q fight. will be fought .. W
corner OF Toledano and Tchoupitoulas s ~
Four fights each night. The Ave conea1rsSsf
battlas will be fought on SUND AY, ADiA n m 4
Main opens at 7 o'clock each evening.
Annunciation and Tchoupitoulas esn
the pit. ap4N:
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y EMOvAL NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE
IL AssOOIATIUN-Owing to the fire which
took place this morning we have temporarily
moved our Office to the Louisiana National
Bank building, No 100 Common street. between
ut. Charles and Camp streets.
GEORGE LaNAUX. Secretary.
New Orleans. Ma eli 20. 1879. mh21 I'm
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E,OR SALE--A SUGAR PLANTATION, SIT
u uated In the parish OF st Martin, contain
ing HOO acres Of good high land, OF which $50
are ea nov planted In eine; steam sugar mill
capacity from twelve to sixteen hogsheads OF
sugar a day. The said sugar mill is new and ID
now In full operation. The Morgan's Loyljs-
lana and Texas Railroad when completed will
For terms and conditions apply toy. LEDOUX
st. Martfnsvllle postoffice. Louisiana.
fell cod 3ms
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 1879.

his speech has not yet been published. ne can ,,
the iast S S q, the hat Congress indorsing
the repeal OF this law and upon the army bill,
will be road to- Inorrow In thu. House ~ W.
Democrats, and lively time Is antlcipatau.
From the present outlpk tho SESSION H'ay
run for two or three mupths.
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for 81, 81 80. So aad

France has chang9h her Minister OF War,
and in accordance with the long established
custom a change In the army uniform Is or
deted by tho new Minister to suit his own
fancies. AS French politics OF late have
rarely left q Ministry long in office the
French officers are nearly ruined by the
cbameleon-ike rapidity Of the changes In
their raiment.
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Dolbear Commercial college. 2pa Canal street
send sim, = Gun.
PHILADELPHIA T'imes.l

Everybody IN the South seems to carry .
pistol except the fool-kiger. II II were other
Wise, the editor OF thatl ridiculous paper ut
Okolona, M ss., wouldn'k be alive now.
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Repeal OF the Lottery Campapy's Charter
TSuRAr BOWL

The Governor has signed the bill passed by
the late Legislature repeating the charter Of
the Louisiana Lottery Company, and OF
course that act brings down upon him the
animadverslon OF the New Orleans Times.
1t Ia charged that there was solemn COM
pact between the Lottery Company, repre-
sented by Morris, and the Legislature Of 1877.
by which the Legislature bound the Demo
cratic party never to repeal their charter, or
III any manner curtail their privileges, on
condition that the money and influence Of the
company, should b. used In securing the es-
adjustment OF the Nichols government.
Until irrefuthble proofs Of such com pact are
produced, We shall disbeieve In Its existence.
Better proofs than the statements by o dis
comtltted holder Of lottery stock to q news
paper reporter, who Dasses by those having
a different opinion, aud rsjoices In finding
one with u declaration SO suited to his wishes,
will have to bp furnished before the people OF
this or any other State will give credeIce to
this report. But suppose the Legislature OF
1877, or h committee from that Legislature did
make this compact, could they by such means
INDUSTRIOUS monopoly The members Of that
Legislature were elected for certain purposes,
and given certain powers; but was that one
OF themf When did a Legislature acquire the
authority to bind future legislatures not to
pass certain laws? What constitution ever
conferred upon o legislature the power to
bind a great party to the support of q monop-
olyY There was nothing stipulated by the
people when those Legislators were elected by
which they bound themselves. never to devil
ate from the policy which should be pursued
by their representatives. Is 1t an act OF bad
faith? In charging the compact, 1t is alleged
that the committee of the Legislature were
unwilling. that the people should know Of the
not clear, therefore, that the people had no
hand In such q compact, II indeed anybody
did, But whose interests and wishes were
the M mbers Of the late Legislature bound to
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CT EO FOR PIANO TUNINu-BEBT WORK
| - NV 600 Magazine. ID. LEEOH. .Boiree
| Pianist. iysfy
PERSONAL.

b 4 M cnca az h fho, for nm
partner, Il. A. Vergez. hes, hy n settlement OF our
former pattnership Of v. II. b BERNARD become
authorized, as such, to collect the same. said
partnership having been dissolved March /,
1879. v. Fl. BERNARD.
Now Orleans. April 1. 1878. ap4 st
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Messrs. NJ. l.. Byrne l. Co.. 1853 Canal street.
have been receiving OF late very large assort-
ment of spring goods and have now in stock all
that could be desired in Ihatline This enter
prising firm has great facility for purchasing
their goods. havingAan experienced buyer In
the New York marketwhosa4 aste and Judgment
keeps them well supplied vi h all the latest and
most fashionable ariAss i their line. and at
bottom figures. This N les them to offer
column they invite heir many customers to
come in and inspect II cir stock.
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kNOR SALE-A PLANTATION SITUATED
a near the town OF ST. Martinsvie In the
parish Of 1T; Martin, containing about 1860 acres
Of good land; slated roof residence. contain
Ing FIX rooms and twelve foot gallery 'front.'
consist In kl.chen. pantry. stables and other
out houses. The whole in good condition. he
completed will pass at three miles from the res.
idencee:, The whole. Of the abot o land is fenced
IN by Cherokees. For terms and conditions APP
Louisiana. fell eod am
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In the office Of a general Of division:
The offlce-boy brings In a card.
The fnDctionary looks at 1t, considers it
sympathetically, then frowns ON looking Mt
the work before himscn his desk, elevates his
shoulders and aDswffs:
@Tell the gentlef ian that / did not come
to-day, but that 4 n really sorry l didn't"
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BOARDING..

GFLECT PRIVATE BOARDING FOR FsMT-
- lies aud gentlemen. BY the day or month. ut
the eleR ant residence. No. Iig kOt oil street Of
posite state House Front rooms handsomely
furnished. with privilege OF parlor. new piano,
library and rain water ba broom. Meals served
mt all hours. References exchanged. Apply for
one month. apo ~
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everybody Is pEeparin4for the grand exhibit
eion 70 take place kh4 Fair Grounds Easter
Sunday. April 10. NJ
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staub has come tythe front again. with his
usual enterprise and vigor. and shows up on
time ali the latest periodicals. and papers Of all
kinds. from the North and West and across the
water. He will be found at hi. old stand. on
Exchange Alley. distributing them to all who
calls
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Scotch Cheviot suit at Godchaux's. 81 Canal
street. are selling a. sI2 and SIS.
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Take the ehtlsEen d to see the magnificent
display dis, a OF fire wore II Easter Sunday at the
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The Sons Of !! ed,s!Sns< give their :, annual
festival at tho Fair rounalon Easter Sunday
Aprtl 10.
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Beautiful dress sut made to order for $50.
By E. Bell. % st. Cha< street.
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MANUFACTURED BY J. PALMER BoI9
Rochester NJ Y.

l. Double Dance OF Fairies: q. Fount1
battery: 8. Shield OF America:
FreWork Balloon; 5. Brilliant u
with Colored haxona; &. Sttn IL
Stripes; T. The Ha. Ha: 8. Pride. Of CIV
o. Emblem Of Justice, Scales; 10. Indian
meito: / Fire Work Balloon. ~. lllumz
ed Double Cascade Wheel 1s. Rainboy
cade; IA. 2 Cor binstion Colored Bateriess5
TriDlet Star: 1s. Bohemian Vase: Il Japaz1
Glory; IS. Columbia ar: 10, The WI
Round, with Charges: %. Brilliant ne@i1
GaDdoie Wheel; % Eagle and Shield, Ems
q Peace and War; % Elephant Fire NJ
Night: 26. Grand Bouquet. go
Assorted Sky Rocket during the Exhipsk
Dancing In both buildings
Ladies' admitted by invitation only. lnyI
lions can be had By applying to any MEM
the committee or TO L. J. COURTAUAIss
StoneWall Jackson Hall.
Sealed proposals for Bar ReatauranA VII
full privileges. will be received by J. H.
THELEM1. 80 Royal street. up to the tnlts'ss
mh2 Q ~ 40 ara I'll
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os"o.,,,s :. t. ss al % =, m, 1 Fan,
Grounds. Pfizs, SIN tdon.
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HUNEWALD HALL.
MONDAY, APRIL ~, 1879.
GRAND CONCERT
by
Miss CORA RoIG,
J.. WIN. tECKERT, Accompanist

u III PART FIRST.
1. BJAate-G. Minor tMoonlfght). Beethra.
Mime. u 10 Samuel.
a, In GNB8a Tbmba Osfura.. aD60fhdvxA
Miss Cora II liz.
g. Faiitasfs--"Faust," Flute Holo. ..4......# ~
IT Mr.. A. Livain.
4. Non p ver-'Tis MOI True; IT. Nslat
Miss Cora Rig.
B. Air Du TrOuveTe .....8saY ssA
Mr.. J. Eossi.
PART SECOND.
Q. Grand Polonaise-op. D. @. Major. 49, hopa
. Nine. Ellie Samuel.
7. Dal Profondo DELI Oblip. .......... .Campa1s
Miss Cora TO &.
g. Variations sur IN Air TYralien-Ffute N0lo
Mr.. A, Livain. Boskn
v. WHltZ-SOn& t..++-. RAtt9z&H4
Mi.s Cora Roig.
10. Scene DramatiQne Faust, 4..*...... B0rdut1
MIR. j. HOssf.
Concert begins al 3 .. m.
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apps 213'4
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
HENI,ENCED.

SENTENCED.
John Henninger, for uttering and publish
Ing as true n false and forged order, was sen
fenced to two years hard labor In the peni-
tertiary,
CONTINUED UNTIL THURSDAY,
Simon st. Gene, manslaughter, until Thurs
UaV
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kDn salt.

TOR RALE-A FARM ON THE JACKSON
Il Railroad seventy eight miles from New Or
leans, EIGHTY AOKEs OF LAND-thirty un-
del. cnl'ivatton: good Dwelling OF six rooms.
and eight loot hall, front AMI rear galleries.
kitchen and III necessary out buildings. Plenty
Of fruit and good wnter on the place For
FUR her particulars apply at No. 6S Washing
ton street. Fourth DISTRICT aua7t*
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ATANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
city ~ in this column, at ten cents Der line for
the first and five cents for each subsequent In
ssrtton mh22
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LOST

T ,OsT-A BLACK AND TAN DOG; ANBWlsss,3
- to the name OF ZIP" A liberal ~ -
will be paid for his return to No. ST. na 81 4
street. apse1
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The best and purest medicine In the market
for fever and ague is Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
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NTANTED--A PURCHASER FOR SEVERAL
w balances in TIA Orleans Savings Institu-
ton, aggregating $1,000 md upon one OF which
If DOR cent has been paid. Address r. u. Box
yDhz1
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WANTED = TO PURCHASE A SMALL
Nv farm. Address, stating price and lona-
ttnp-S Il this office. rnhagt
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Pyro'echn cal TX bition and ball, to be given
By the SONS Of Z lana. Easter sunday. April
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THIRD ANNUAL FESTIVAL.
PyrOtechnical Exhibition and BIZ
- TO DE GIVEN BY THK =
Benevolent AssOcia tlen sons III LNulglann
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
EASTER sUNDAY, APRIL II, 1919.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:

A. r. Qusre. chairman: ouis J Courtn. 4 ii
Bartheitmv. Hy. Dnrel, Jr.. John u. Leg3&4
Frank J Otto, p O.. Peyrnux. A. Msyntf,k n
schaf1. J. L. Mason. r. q Sehneil.
SPORTS:
Pony Race. one mile. entrance fee ~ s0:pfgI
S15.
Mule Rnce. one mile. entrance free, pr1Ml4
Coupe tfon Drill for oil nflltary 0fRaetGI
tinns. artillery and infantry; Dfizs Tor 81
one silk Rufdon.
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vATANTED-BY A LADY. A SITUATION TO
w teach, In any OF the South I'm Suites. Tes-
timoninla of high character end qualifications.
Address w. W. Democrat office. NH t2t
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Mlaa,mia.ANR6uM,

WANTED = THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w pushing sales ladies' for several depart
mants also, cash boys; with best references
Apply at the Ladies' Fair. No. 900 Canal street.
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sky-roekets aky-rock |sl rockets at the
brand Eshibltioh East Sunday. April -. at
he Fair Grounds. "
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WANTED. CITY CANVASS ERS-OAN MAKE
w from % TO sig o day. for the Rreat com
bination" Hunters Perfection Rotary Flour
Meal SITTER etc. specal terms for agents for
parishes and counties In tho states Of LouisI
ana and Georgia. Apply TO or address HBY-
da1 RI
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WANTED = OCCUPANTS FOR A PLEAS
w ant front room. with hill room opening
into 1t. Wide gallery attached. Lleatlon con-
~ rect apA ii
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Chew Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco. "
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Don't forget 'e\1f Grounds. Easter Sun.
ay April 10. N
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WANTS.
wANrEuf FEMALEs.

vTyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, n situation to ITO houseWork aho
attend to hiningroum; willing 70 20 over me
lake for the summer. Address d. T.. this once
al