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Fire Persons Burnesl [

Five Persons Burned to Death.
 CINCINNATI, Dec PA fire in John P Gay's bucket factory, corner of New and Culvert streets, this city, occurred last night, in which five persons were burned to death.
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l! l II I|!!|| l g. n.. 3.--Z 1 30.01 % 1 s5 Calm 0 I Fair P m-....- 29.67I 34 TO Calm Cloudy. 9 P. m......1 29.S4 i 36 6I Calm i Cloudy 11:Ie D. m. 29.83 37 sI SE ST Cioudy Daily Mean. 29.S9 9I 72
MARRIAGEs.

HUMISTON-BRADLEY-In Fair Haven Dec s. Lauren A. Humiston and Miss Mary C. Bradley
 both of Fair Haven MONROE-FORDHAM-InS Sag Harbor, N. r., Dec 4 Lyman Monroe, of Branfords and Miss Lizzie Ford ham, of Sag Harbor
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ConnfrV Residence For Sale.

II oA
 [E4A PLEASANTLY situated in Milford < miles
 ;is from the center, on high ground, and commands AlU fine view of Long Island Sound. House is very pretty, convenient well built, nearly new, and has large rooms; good well near the house also q new barn with cellar. Three of land around house and if desired plenty of fruit the place. Must be sold before spring. For further par ticulars inquire of ALMOND E. CLARK,
 dT aft tIVIt Milford
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Local Weather Report. SIGNAL OFFICE. NEW HAVEN, Conn,
 December 12 I88n
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

DECEMBER I3. sUN RIsEs, 7.1s MooN SETS, HIGH WATER, SUN SITS, 4S1 40 2. m. a41 2. m.
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T T 1OH H 11'' -. = ...3
 FOR SALE.

EA HOUSE with nine rooms and 35 feet front hiiia State street at Cedar Hill for S2 GOO Also EiT with 85 feet front State street in same Vicinity for sale for B 600. Inquire at
 nlO ROOM g, 69 CHURCH STREET.
 FOR RENT.
 &e@ THE four story brick block House No. 163 ;, Tefnpe street. heated by steam, for rent at $38 ksiif Der month H. H. BUNNELL, n3 If 216 Chapel Street.
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FOTRTH FIOOE
HOUSE FOR, SALE.

IOOIOIII l.HOOL d%A4. TO RENT on Chapel street, 4Ox75, front and EHa back light, and four skylights good location E-iI for printing office; rent low. E. L. BASsETT,
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,S1A Central location, in good neighborhood large Ais lot with good barn. Can be bought for S1 ,000 Hal less it is worth price $6 900. $4 GOO can remain on mortgage if desired
 Geo. A. Isbell,
 Office Todd's Block ,cOr. State and Elm.
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ACCOUNTS,

TRAD FULLER Public Accountant, 120 High street, has enRARements with some of our first business houses to whom he refer, and offers his services others in adjusting and writing up Accounts in all
 denArtTnents of business. dIIat.
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Everybody should Know

That A. f. Bouche, at 40 Main street,
east corner of postofiice block, keeps one Of
the best assortments Of new, fresh family
groceries ever offered in this city, lie keeps
vegetables OF all kinds, and never Is without
them. Fruits in season, both domestic snd
imported, and every delicacy the market af-
torTds, lie receives regular supplies of fresh
hsh from Galveston, and in short there is
nothing in the edible line that cannot be
found in his establishment. Keep in mind
Bouche's corner when you want to buy.
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ooh. SUMNER NIGHT!''

oh, summer night
50 sp'tly bright
When fanged mosquitoes buzz and bite
When fairies play
Meath moonbeam' ray,
And mortals sleep-as best they may,
Oh, summer night!
so swetty bright;
With mercury at boiling height;
" hen every breeze
That stirs the tfeeS
Would even make a sOap-man- SlCc.C.
Oh, summer night!
81 calpny bright
When dogs and cas- tuin out 10 fight
And far and nl2h.
And low and high,
Ten thousand babies scream and cry.
Oh, summer night
oOpurely bright;
When things Ofdarkuess seek the light,
And pr0wl and peep,
And crawl and creep,
In awful visils round our sleep.
Oh, sunni ght!
So gently bright;
When Beauty oops in wilted white,
And Love, who sings
Ofceaseless springs,
Can only sit and fan his wings,
Oh SIMMER night!
So mildly bright;
When cen Ambition tottsls quite,
And patriots feel
Their country IS veal
can scarcely nerve their hands 10 steal
On, summer night
so gladly bright;
When oven Money 10 es might;
For bull and bear,
With OCk and share,
May raise the wind but not the air.
Oh, summer night
ST. graudly bright;
When moon. struck poets strive 10 Write,
But with a sigh
At last descry
That cen Parnessus founts are dry,
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y ORDNANCE ESTABLISHING A
n sidewalk on Bryan rect.
Re- ii ordained by the city council OF Ihe Guy
Of Dallas, ,.I.t,.-, A, hroh,,
ordered established ahd constructor s s
LII M, the north side OF Bryan strest, from
pacific avenue 10 apointopposite the entrance
to The Me- hOdist female college. also sloe-
w,ll, from the north end OF Is: Norton's
nav stone bulldog, at the corner OF MAI anu
ycamore streets, in a northery direction 10
Pacific avenue. -
r,rn, width 4 six feet on Sy camore street, 70
no snt,. tantially constructed OF grsNei, WIN
Tho necessary wooden supports, unuer ne VI
,oction and Supervision OF the city engineer,
a,'d NJ The expense of the property owners III
Srnnt of which said sidewalk shali be con-
structed. .>or,,, ouners along The
line of said Sidewalk shall 1all Wituin MP ~
navs 10 construct or have constructed the
sfiawaIk herein provided for, then anu IN
snch an event the city engineer snail nave
SUI eidewalks constructed at their expense
and rsuort the cost 20 the city couhclI 81 wv
Sidewalk in front OF each person pIopui v! !
NV bs levied as a tax against eaeh person
PtST PIE This ordinance shall take elect nom
nesss pe. and upon being provluei WIN " ,isi
~ nroperty owners along tne pIt "a s ~,
sidewalks. the Guy s ,hc rssssee of his odi.
o,'S,a and the requirements netelu' lHe ci'S
aroi,, Ger shall furnish the list; 49,.
80 IL is further provided that my
rn ~ ar mr. agent of lot fronting en- said side
Walk who et or fail to ,H Son ,,e p s1s
slue tta Cor Tvs completion, shall be fined in
a,i,, ann not exceeding five dollars per uay,
anS each day shall constitute separate
offense. ,,., sboIl take affect
SEC g. This ordinance s nd aoIub la e''
from and after its passage anu puo'i0A'io"'
Approved June 81, $50, ,r,,puoNn
Attest: D. ~ Msyor,
l. b HEREFORD,
- secretary.
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nr Hunters Specific and lnleeuon C so, :
~ n,,a ~ ru to cure Gonorrh@q, GleeI'
H are ~si Structure, disease Of the Kidneys
e efaSSs, and Urinary Organs OF males ana
females. ia No Ola sure rem.
Dri LU S.Sarmatorrhes, Seminal weakness
sdy h, ,Ir Emissions and Loss Of Power ealis,
ed BY e 'f pr, Hunters Specific 81 per bottle
injection 81; Sent eVer ,yyOnTistor No. Ais
d.. ]. Dinsbeer, sole pf9p I,';S No o Send
North Seventh street. oI L LOUIS susrsnteed
two stamps s 10, a4-d&w-ly.
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,sll on 4. c. Byrn, agent, Terrell Ie .u1o
He represents the very best hfe lnS oonntv
companies doing business in Kaufman r gou~ty
f He pPii sell or buy city or county properly,
or ' give any information desired eo Q ssn tbs
s sne ,sii for the DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY
s gem, ~ for kaufman county, and VIII
d hEEsrD ' every morning T the paper PEI
snywI rsye cents per week, and take orders
t wv Srertisements and Job work at publish.
ioF aaves''' Any business entrusted to him
e s;I, Pbe highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
VIII os 5nor east Of the Postofice, on Moore
venue. Terrell, Texas.
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Feels Young Again.

NV mother was afflicted long time with
neuralgia snd dull, heavy, inactive condl'
ton of the whole system headache, nervous
prn stration, and was almost helpless. No
physicians or medicines did her any good.
Three months ago she began to use hop
Btters, with such good effect that she seems
and feels young again, although over seventy
years old. We think there is no other medl
cine tit to use in the family."-A lady, in
Providence, Il. |.
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OCNI.IST.


Y ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE
~ d, posit of filth and trash upon The streets
or sidewalks,
Re il crdained by the city council of the city
Of Dallas
SKCrIoN Ii shall be unlawful for any one
IN sween out or deposit on any OF the hide-
walks or streets Of this city any loose paper,
filth or trash Of any kind. ,-.-,,.,-....
cred box or barrel all their trash or loose J ~
per, and set the same on the outside Of the
Sidewalk and call the attention OF the street
cleaner 10 same, and o soon as he shall have
emptied II, they shall remove said box or
barrel. ,t.o,,,c
sb.u nnon cony lotion in the mayor court,
ne fined not less than i've nor more than on
hundred dollars. ,..o asoo,
from passage and publication
Approved June 81, lsso: ,,,,,,,,,orn
N IirpFroRp, mayer.
Secretary.
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The midnight plunge, the lovers 'eap' 'ne
bloody dagger, the poison's venom are al
hronpht into use to shorten life! And yet
thousands Of females are hurrying them
sAlves to untimely graves by refuhng to cure
themselves of those terribly troublesome
female complaints that afli'c so many All
81, tferirg females, old or yvulG. e " cuteu
by the use OF Dr. DR. ''nS'o'' '''S'''A
Female Bitters
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Gastric fever, dangerous as 1t IS cannot
Withstand the cooling, soothing ana T meaning
virtues Of Renue's Magic Oh Inns InrI
called medicine SO cleanses and strengthens men
tle internal organs and harmenlzes tnelr
functions. no pain, ach" or a'lment can Win
stand its benign powers.
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Al the Anheuser-Busch peer depot, i ;oo
Main street, Mr.. Hagsr has charge OF the ice
department, and is prepared to ipFhlsh ," nary
les and other consumers with ice AZ ooo NJ ~
lowest rates. Leave your orders AZ 40 man marn
Street for ice, or call there forit in any guam
,itv
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Observation-Disclosures,

All members of the Order are requested to
call on 5, A. Stewart, l07 Lamar St. and
procure their invitation tickets, to the Grand
Reunion at Windsor Park June Both $780,.
BY order of the executive committee.
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When you want neat Job Of printing ,tal,s
a ,rders to the HERALD Book AND JOB PRINT
Nc establishment.
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TWENTY-FIVE CssT COLUMN.
NOTICES.

NOTICE Advertisements may be handed
y into our business olloe up TO p. III
ana into the composing room M TO O, IN,
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LOST.

7 OST-NOTE-Dated Decemcer IL, 1879 dus
Ia twelve MOI this after date, PAYABLE 10
lie ny Boll or Elizabeth Boil, for 1926, with
intere,t. An persons ale warned mott trace
or buy said mote, as payment has been stopped.
Note was given by NJ NJ, Buckley enry
L
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CToCK SPECULATION. -,
y Parties desiring TO operate in Stocks VIII
find 1t TO their advantage to communicate
bonght and old through the New YORK Ex-
change, on moderate margin. RUSSELL
sAGE'S STOCK PRIVILEGES A SPECIAL
TY Highest price paid for Boston, Hartford,
and Erie Told stOcks) Correspondence solic'
lied. j, s. PURIFY h CO., Stock Brokers'
40 Exchange Place, New York
Reference-IIon. Russell Sage.
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Persons visiting St. Louis can obtain
hoo-d at Ills Olive street. Terms reasons
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-Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous 1.'nI
liability. See certificates OF same IN a1'ef-
tsn.ert in another column.
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yNHYSIuiAN AND sIRGEuN-- DIR. NOR
+ TON once, In hrst ust,unsl bank build
I'M Residence. Corisl SHu,acipto snc
HARDWOOD ,traeta. now w
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II horses. Applyto U II EDWARDS, To MAN
street
NOR SALE-Lots for sale-Eight lots, five on
IL Elm street, east sycamore, and three
Others extending back to Pacific avenue, with
good cottage house, and beautiful grove on
same. Inquire of j. Browning, 1857 Elm ST.
NOR SALE-Stocks for sale--s0 Shares Dallas
Il City Water Stock and 20 Shares Dallas Real
Estate and Building Association Stock. Ad-
dress Oilers, Lock Box l0i, Dallas, Texas,
Nor SALE - Elegant Residence for sale =
Il One OF The most desirab e, commodious
and comfortable In Dallas or vicinity, In
quire at Editorial rooms, Herald and COM
nerci-l office. lanSuI
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED-llands to cut Broom Corn old
w cutters preferred. Apply ut the Broom
faet0ry, lU0l Main street, nallns.
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Wy ANTEO- A flrst-claSs white woman. "a
w cook aud do general homework; age
forty or lfty years. Apply 10 Fine, Very Fine,
East naLlas. Texas.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE--A tpan of mules and span OF
Il horses. Apply to II Edwards, 725 Main
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NV ANTED - \ number Of Blarders can he
w accommodated with drst-class Beard,
hyappying at Mrs Fra1or's, date otJellersOn,
Texas ll6 Ross ave near Iamur 81
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WIIARFBOAT AMI
~ TRANSFER COMPANY. -.
Reduced Rntes Of Storage.

Owing to u large increase of our capacity
for storing and handling FreiRhts and Cot
ton, we beg leave to call your attention To
our greatly reduced rates for Storage
All freight consigned to the caro- Of our
Mr.. w. p. REDwICK, Agent at Monroe. La.
Or to Capt. r.. Il. CRYkR, Mt Trenton La.
viii be charged Storage at tho ratio of hi
per cont OF Ouachita river card ratios for
20 days; Tor each succeeding 20 days, one
half tho rate for tho first 81 DAYS will be
added. On -four, meal, potatoes, onions
fruits, rice, beans. crackers, and ali flrv
barrels cents per barrel.
On pork, beef, mackercl, sugar lime CO.
lEent, vinegar, krout, bacon and hams and
al! wet barrels; ~ cents per barrel.
Moiasses, whisky, coal Oil, 10 conts por
barrel; bacon and sugar in casks 30 cents
per cask. All other articles not lnentione,j
will be charged III the same proportion.
For shipping cotton Is cents per bale
FreightS consigned to our care to be for.
warded by the Cryer Line OF steamers to
Bayous Bartholomew, D'Arbonne and Sa-
line river. will be stored free Of charge
Through bills Of iading viii be given from
st Louis to all landings OH Bayoua Bar
tholoinew, D'Arbonne aud Saline river AZ
high ITS navigation, and to all landings on
the Ouactlita river above Monroe as hiuIl "a
the mouth ofSafine river by w. Is. Russell.
Agent. via the Delta route to Monroe.
All freights consigned to us are unloaded
from the cars and steamboats, into our
warehouse and wharf-b boat, thereby avoid
ing the rough handling and expenso incl
dental to drnyage.
Onr Mr.. RENwICK will always be on hand
to give his personal attention to business
+. Is. CRYER, Proprietor.
Monroe, LIZ, May 2s, 1850. nss:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

This Association is not an experim eut.
but a practical success based on the long
felt need of the benefits of life insurance,
without it's burdens of exorbitant prem
iums, sc. The membership fee, annual
dues and death assessments are graduated
according to the age of the applicant and
the amount of the certificate desired. Both
men and women, between tho ages of 20
and G5, can become members and enjoy the
benefits Of the Association. Certificates are
issued from 81 900 to $1,000. No similar or
gaftization has all the advantages OF this :;
membership with us docs not affect your
status in any other society. business men,
merchants particularly, Will find it of great
advantage to become members and to in
duco their patrons and customers to join.
Remember, Ladies arc admitted. Full in
formation will be furnished all who apply
at my Office.
FRANKLIN GARRETT,
Monroe, La, July %, 1880. n466m
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Democratic Meeting in Ward Four.

! A mas meeting of the citizensz G
Ward of the parish of Ouachita wa
held at Logtown on this the 2lst da,
! OF July, 1880, of which the Hon. Davit
Faulk was chosen chairman, and w. J
Bowman secretary. Mr.. Faux ex
planned the object of the meeting.
On motion, the chairman was au
thorized to appoint committee t.
DRAFT resolutions expressive of the sense
| of this meeting.
The following committee was an
pointed: Capt. w. II. Chambliss, John
s. Faulk, DR.. D. c. Brown, w. f.
Kinlow, DR.. w. T. Smith.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
for half an hour, for the committee to
draft reso1ut1onss AZ ~
The ,neeting being called 70 order,
the following resolutions were read,
and adopted:
Whereas, the mass meeting held in
Monroe on the 10th inst. for the pur-
pose of endorsing the action of the
cincinnati convention aud for electing
delegates to the 5th congressional dis.
;trsct e00vention, and whereas, we most
cordially endorse the action Of the Gin
clnnati convention, we at the same
time condemn the mode of selecting
the delegates for the parish in said
convention as being unfair, since ma
jority of the representative voters of
the parish were not present, there be-
ing, in our opinion, not more than 200
present, and majority of those coIored.
Therefore, it is resolved by this meet
ing that the action of the Monroe mass
meeting was unfair in the manner of
selecting delegates to represent Ward 4
and undemOcratfc throughout,
Resolved, That we have political
rights which we do not propose to sur
render.
Resolved, That we now select dele
gates to represent Ward 4 in the 5th
congressional district convention to as
semble in Monroe on the 11th day of
August, 1880.
On motion, the following delegates
were unanimously elected to represent
Ward in said congressional conven-
ton, to-wit: Capt. W. Il. Chambllss,
DIR. ID. G. Brown, DIR. w. T. Smith.
Resolved, That the OUACH1rA TEL.
EGRAPH and Monroe Bulletin publish
the proceedings of this meeting; and,
Resolved further, That these pro-
ceedings as published shall be the cred
entails of the delegates elected to the
said convention. u.s.
The business of the meeting being
over, on motion Of DR.. w. l.. DeGraf-
fenreid, Hancock and English club
was organized with the same officers
temporarily.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ID. FAULK, Chairman.
Il w. j. BOWMAN, Secretary.
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Capt. M. Kennison, a former we'll
known Ouachita steamboatman, and
who run the Leslie Taylor and other
boats in this trade a few years ago, is
on a brief visit to his friends in this
city. The Captain is in excellent health
fat as ever.
Gen. j. Floyd King, candidate for
Congress, passed through the city
Tuesday en- route to Union parish
where he goes to "enthusc the multi
tude.'
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Use j. A. Moore's Dentifrice,
Democratic Meeting i'm Trenton.

Democratic Meeting in Trenton.
Pursuant to q call by the citizens of
Ward large and enthusiastic ward
meeting was held on Saturday, July II,
1880. {. Mr.. Uriah NIillsaps was elected
chairman, and w. r. Moore secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and the
following delegates elected to attend
the congressional convention to be
held in Monroe, La, Aug. IL, 1880:
F., James G. Drew, Geo. w. Bolton and
J. E. Morris. Alternates-Noah Cor
don, Jordan Mosley, p. l.. Wynn.
We, the citizens of Ward S, assem-
bied in the capacity of ward meet
ing, do most heartily endorse the NOM
inations OF Con. WIS. Hancock for
President and the Hon. w. III. Eng
lish for Vice President, and we do
hereby pledge ourselves to use every
effort to insure the success which this
spottess Democratic ticket merits at our
hands. Especially do we as Louisian-
ians recognize the distinguished char
acter Of Gen. Hancock who, when
clothed with autocfatic power, and
vested with absolute authority as a
military dictator, turned that power
into acts of endearment by his probity
throwing the reign of terror set up by
the reconstruction acts, and bringing
back the establishment of peace and
harmony based apon the laws made
sacred by the blood of our forefathers.
Cherishing these Democratic principles
which have been the guide of his life
and of his military administration, we
recognize with him the unperishable-
ness OF their character as long as this
mighty nation retains her republican
institutions.
Believing further, as we do, in a
Democratic form of government,
aligned by our glorious charter of lib
erty, (the Const1tution) and that its
provisions extend Interior to mere con-
gressional and parish conventions, and
that the people possess the ina1ienable
right of representation, commencing
with their ward meeting, which nat
urat1y are their true representative
channels; and believing that if lacking
in the practice they should still be al
lowed to retain the theory or the SEM
blance, we, the citizens of Ward s,
LIST. That owing to the unusual trans-
mutation of the mass meeting held In
Monroe ON tho 10th inst, as O ratiflca-
ton meeting of the nominees of the
Cincinnati Convention into a Quasi
parish convention, we throw ourselves
upon our reserved and undeniable
rights as people, and appeal for justi-
fication to the time.honored and tradi-
tionary customs of Democracy, and
are willing upon that basis to be adj
judged by the tribunal of the 9TH con-
greesional convention to be held Aug.
II, at Monroe.
End. In view of our action as ward
in opposing the methods employed up
on that occasion, and to which we SOL
EMMY protested, and with no factious
purpose to impair the strength of our
admitted solidarity as a Democratic
party, and that our purpose was and is
alone to preserve and vindicatc our
ward meetings as the chief corner stone
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M00 WEEK In you own tawH, and no cauitai
N}NkH rak%t fOu cnn give tho Anai,.,sa 70 trial
XSS ever otsrol for those willing to work. YoI,
snHm,u try nothing :isS until You for ynurs.if
""ao You can 40 Mt tho b,niUcsS offer. No room,
!" explain here. You devote all yOur time, ar
only yoar sftro tim" t." tho bnsinns,, nni ,anko
great pay for every ft6tr that you work Women
make As much aa men. Send for .fsscissi privmt.
tnfms and particulars. which mail free. 81 t,utHt
fcr Don't complain Of hard Times while ven have
Portand, Maiuc. ~"
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Kfnslow kerosene is better than other
lamp oils. For sale at J. A. Moore's
drug store.
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The courthouse square, having un-
dergone a complete wedding under the
supervision of street overscer Mooney,
now presents beautiful appearance.
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Citizens OF Monroe have been awaken
ed the last two or three mornings by
tho patter OF ssgcntle, falling rain"
upon the house tops.
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HONEN MALE COLLEGE.
The Invent First Session will BEGIN tho
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
Address X. A. SMITH, President.
July 10, 1859.