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wines aud LIQUORS.

Alcohol - "a ~ ~ ~ per gallon,
Nni9KY-Swcct mash, II l50tsl h0i sour
mash, ~ .,r6pSi, NcCOrug6pngo,
WINfs tlnrUt, In case, 81 l5@Sii CAtawhO,
per Gallon, vi lOWS2; Port, per gallon, 81 - a.
81 ShUrry per gallon u 2lmSi; Madeira, pen
as o.
GnNNpAGNn Cooks, In baskets, Ss@s2Oj
ileldsicck, In basket s9S; krug, In basket. 81
Domestic champagne, 9loaolG,
ALG-StocG ale, per dozen, - l5@Ss .5Oi Por-
Ter, per dozen, s2Ws2 10.
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sngnrs mud Hyrmps.

suGAu- Crushed, lsc, powdered, II 'icj gran
untr, llhj \, ~ clarified, lOAGloA
choice Louisiana, nGmOl,i strictly prime,
VA O0Hl,i fair - prlmr, NOUS
The prlris d less In hOpshonds
MoLAssEs ANn SYHurs Louisiana mOlasscs,
i3to 6Oc Table syrup, tOtt6j
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DAooN-Cleur sides .SAc, breakfast bacon
Toe per pound,
DiW SNLr--Ilcar sides, Sc; long, ~.
HANS Plain sugar cured, luAc; canyassed
do, lVA; Whitmkcr's cunyasscd, ll%,
LAID ricrrc, ;"h0li barrel, D; pals, B to
10 pounds, lOA; jpomds 'ic.
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CoTrEE-Rio, common, 49, 5Ai ordinary
lbi,0yluaj fair, l,AWlhhi good, lShmlsA
prime, lSAmlS4j choice, De2Oi Lnguayra
10 mlOi Java, gS0Gl0c,
Young Tyson, Hpi2i oolong, OeUOci Japan
lluaD 2U6p2lC
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Mill .Psrtne rship Wanted

A fARrNER with cash capital Of four or
IA Ave thousand dollars, for the coming sea-
son, a. run the mill at this place, on the Dallas
a Wichita X. r., 10 miles from Dallas, about
or, would sell mill and farm on good terms
Call ON S. b. Scott, 5O4 Kiln ST., Dallas or ad-
dress Roy B. Scott, TRINITY Mills. Dallas c.. 4.
Texas. mar3e
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lnoN--Wc quote merchant bar, Go, rates.
Norway aud Swcdcs, Ice.
Prov sfEEL-ShC.
WiRt-smooth wire. M, Q, So, Nos. 10 and
IL, $40; No, l., DC per pound; barbcd wire
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Wngnn Mnnd.W

ArnKHs From n 81. inch, sat, Xxx
select ~ M Tih,
sAwtp rrlLOrs-lii ~ .. a. per snl,
hlgIl Wufllh-snrVrns pntdni An g. u
anl y grades, $3.50 80 "a per srl
ANhH-lhr ~ nnr dozen, wv,
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ConN- hulk On arrival on the track j,c
sacked &c. In store bulk Gee, sacked Use.
HAY sc rec, | isreteillnS In SIN vi lois q
n per huudred.
GRAS--Wequo at Il -.
SnirrsuFrs $l,l0 per hundrcd
OArs--ln sack, FROM track, 6ac; bulk do, SIC.
From store, bulk, 03ci sacked, 55c.
FLom-Importcd NN, $40; NNN, 81 20;
NNNN, or family, $40, Fancy $40 per huns
krud, patent brands, u 90 to sl0 per barrel
quotations Of Dallas made iOur are as follows;
Crescent, per hundred. ..',..,.',".,...". 81 "a
san jacintO, " .,,,,."..,...,,. ....3 30
Empire, ..,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,..,.3 40
NIX, ..,""",.".,...,..,.3 20
Eagle, 80, ....,,........,.,2 u
GRAHAM FLouR--s3,c coz honiny, per lOU
ununds, " 40; grits, - .5Oi com tlhur, " o.;
CIR lshcd corn and cob, u per hundred, corn
bran, Zoe,
RyE--ln sach, ST.
BARLEY 81 per bushcl
GuNNy BAGS SECONDHAND In good order, 9
cents u piece.
WiEAr-We quote: From wagon, prime mil
ling, u 20; fair to inferior, 81 ,0OGGSl 10
From elevator, cents higher.
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CoAL-Wc quote mdian Nation at $3.50 per
ton delivered, or free ON hpardi coke, Bjc pen
barrel uf one hundred pounds
Woop Oak, per cord, W. ,ijnS3j pine, S9.2
delivered
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EGGs-Wh0lesalc, II Ice, retail, 2tc, por
dozen.
BUrrER--Coun;ry, zoe. to $50; Western and
Kansas, G0c GgvAc,
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Flour barrels use; sugar barrels SIC, hall
barrels, do, iOci cypress mOlasscs do. 81 90;
half do. 81 Is; molasscs kegs Doc.
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GERMAN MLLsr-We quotcutSl ,5Opcr bushel
white do, 81 %,
Cottou--At the OH Mill Toe cr bushcl.
ONION skrS 80,
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Dull an nominal, ltmay be SAID, how.
aver that thoro IL n rdGt shade ofn llrmer
feeling, We quote;
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Z O0SADALIS

1'HE GREAT SOUTHERN
4 remedy for the cure OF Srrofu-
~ "a Ia, Scrofulous Taint, Rheumatism
N III White swelling, Gout, Goitrte,
v " Consumption. Bronchitis. Ner-
z~ voua Debility and NIL diseases
arising from an Impure condition
lof the FLOOD.
The merits of this valuable
~ preparation are no we'll known
NxoF met pngrinR notice Is but neo-
Iessary To remind the renders OF
this Journal of the necessity OF
rn' always having a bottle of this
medicine among their STOCK OF
family necessities
Certificates can be presented
from many leading Physicians,
N Ministers, ana heads OF families
"a throughout the south. endorsing
Ala In the highest terms The Fluid
Extract Of ROSaddiis.
''''A'~ -'-'-' DIR. Il. WILSON CARR OF Bal
timoie, mys tho has used IL in
Asses of scrofulA add other dis
r~vv-~... eases with much satisfaction"
"A DN. r. G. PUGH, Of Baltimore
recommends IL to all persons suf-
N ering with Diseased Blood, say
lalA---sV ug II Ia superior to any prepara-
ton he has ever used
REV. DABrEY BALL, of the
Baltimore NJ. f. COMO rence
"A south, snys he has been so much
~ benefited by It's use that he
"A ohecrfully recommends IL to all
his friends and acquaintance.
~'s. CRANES & Co, Druggsts, at
Cord onsvil le, Va, say 1t has
never failed TO give salts faction.
sAM'L q. MCFADDEN, of MUIR
-w.a freesboro, Tennessee, says IL cured
him OF Rhoum atism when all
else tailed.
kosadalis is not 4 secret quaols
uas-.ss~'a lprepaIation its Ingredients arc
published on eysry package.
Show 10 20 your Physician and he
viii tell you 1t is composed of the
.rru-- strongest alternatives that exist,
and liz an eScele n Blood Purifier.
Did our space admit we could
give you testim oninls ron every
uuku- state in the South, and from per-
sons known To- every mHn, wo-
man and child, either personally
Jr by reputation.
,, Ros"d ais Ia eold by all Druggists
&,,T JAIN Y, HENRY, ClBBaN 4 o.,
q = College Place,
EW YORK.
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HipEs-Dry flint, lspounds and upwards, l5o
dry kips, free OF grubs, llc., grubb kips, leo
wet salted, 7Sikc.; green butcher hides, exc
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To St. Louis,

ANY information In regard TO rates OF Freight
and Passage, Time and Connections, Will be
cheeriully given on application to
GEO. NOBLE
Gonl Supt, Marshall Texas.
W. IL. NEWMAN,
Gen' Freight ..Eent, Marshall, Texas.
Il. W THOMPSON,
Gent = ST Avent. MarRhall Texas
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DaIiau Wool Market.
Hides. Peits, and Furs.

Free Of hurrs. dne soi medium, a5j bury, II
o Is per pound.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF LoU1SIANA-Sixth District
Court, Parish of Morehouse r. r.
Todd Nc q Ax.l<..

81 ALE Of LCU1SlANA-SixthH strict
Court, Parish of Morehouse r. Il.
Todd VS.. J. G. Anderson. No. f223
By virtue of q writ of Fl. ia. Issued hv
the Hon 9th District Court, in and for
the parish of Morehouse, State of Louis
lana, IN the above entitled suit. and d.
rected to me- as Sheriff of said parish and
state. have seized az dtrectef in ltna
writ, and will proceed to sell, ACCORDING
to law, at the door of the court house =.
within the hours prescribed by law. at
public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, at not less than two.th,rds of
the appraisement, on
SATURDAY, the 5th day of June, 1880
the following described property: The
undivided half Of the following deserih-
ed land, to-wit: The no: Invest quarter
OF the northwest quarter and southwest
quarter OF northwest quarter section r
aud west half of west half Of block G.
township %, range 9 east, aud the north
east quarter and southeast quarter of
northeast quarter, section IL. and east
half OF block |, township %, range east.
containing lib lA-l00 acres with all the
improvements thereon situated. Also
two bales of cotton marked A.
Terms of sale-Cash, with benefit of
appraisement.
VIM. p. DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
April 30.
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SHERIFFS SALE

STATE OF LOUIsTANA-sixtb n.
trlct Court, Parish of Morehouss us
I. Hall, Curator, vs.. Michael cou
No $500. willis.
By virtue of an order OF seizure -,
sale issued by the Honorable Sixth n raa
trlct Court in and for the parish IS
Morehouse, in the above entitled sn; "
and to me directed as Sheriff of the nas
lsh of Morehouse and State of Lon;sipnn
l nave seized as directed in the witt and
wlll proceed to sell, according to law at
the door of the court house. in said nas
isf, within the hours prescribed by law
at pnblc auction. to the highest bidder
Tor cash, at not less than two thirds os
the appraisement, ON "
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of June, 1890
the following property described in tbs
VIII as the north half of lots ~ and 20
and the south half of lots lO7 and 10a in
block No. IL, i'll the town of Bastro,
having q front Of one hundred and fix,
feet on Washington street by three hun
dred feet back or west, between parallal
lines.
Terms of sale Cash with benefit &c
appTaisement.
VIM P. DOUGLASS,
April30, 1890. Sheriff
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JUDGMENT.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-6th District
Court-Parish of Morehouse. Mrs.
c. s. Taylor, Wife, VS.. e. w. Ross,
Husband.
In the above stated case, judgment
by default having been regularly rem
der-d sgsinst the defendant. and the
same not having boen set aside, by the
fling of an answer or otherwise, and
plaintiff having made full proof of her
demand in. open court, 1t is therefore
ordered, adJudged and decreed that
plaintiff recover and have Judgment
against the defendant, E. Wiles Ross,
for the sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars, with 5 per cent interest thereon
from this date. It is further ordered,
adjndged and decreed that there be iudg
ment separating the said plaintiff and
defendant in property by dissolving the
community Of acquets and gains existing
between them. And plaintiff is hereby
authorized to administer her separate
property and business, free from the
control or hindrance Of her said husband.
1t is further ordered that defendant pay
the costs of this suit. .*,...
Read and signed in open court this
April "a b, 1880.
j. HARVEY BRIGHAM,
Judge Sixth District. ).
A true copy: TGfESf{
E. w. Ross, Clerk 9th Dist.
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The Bulletin, of Wednesday. in

The Bulletin, of Wednesday, in
a distorted review of the arguments
OF the papers that have come ont
boldly and wisely for Kings re-
election to Congress from this Dis
trict, gets off some of the lamest
and ''thinest' logic that we remem-
Der to have ever read in support of
its position. The Bulletin. if it
would speak it's honest sentiments,
knows cts left It is only
''drowning men that catch at
straws." We pity-sincereIy pity
the editor of the Bulletin. His
journal which, by the by, sparkles
like the early dew-drop upon the
rose, is too young to dictate to the
people of fifteen parishes whom
they should choose to represent
tnem IN the House Of Representa-
tives of this nation. His euIogies
of Col. Richardson, who deserves
them all, and his willful ignorance
of Gen. Kings labors, for which
King is not responsible, do not
prove to the thinking people and
''astute'' editors of this District
that Richardson ISL better man
than King. The editor Of the Bull
letin will have to devise another
scheme than the one it has adopted
before it seats ''Col. Bob" in the
lower House of the National Con-
gress from this District. We adj
wise our respected contemporary to
''put up'' better hand the next
time it proposes to Ego Alone
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ESTRAY SALE.

Whereas, on the 9th day Of April,
1850, one bay mare, about IA hands
high, years OLD, branded with Hi OH
the left hip, two feet white, no other
brands. was duly essrayed before me
by John s'lln 'er"ile, tha ewner of
which il unknown. f..E
Now, therefore. uDless the owner
shall appear, prove property and pay
charges according to law, Will proceed
to SELL on Saturday, the 22ts day cf May
lsot, at my office in the 9th ward, Cat
r j. Knox place to the highest bidder,
for cash, at pablic auction. at ne5 less,
than two-thirds Of appraised valHe
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Magistrate, 9th Ward
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STATE NEWS.

Good sidewalks in Monroe are
very scarce, says the Telegraph.
Mr.. Re- ben Gibson died in
RichIand recently aged IS years.
A long life.
The Bossler Banner speaks
hattering}y of the crop prospects
i'll that grand old parish.
The seVerest storm ever known
In shat parish passed over Lin
coin recently.
Walker, of the VierDa Sentinel
says he does not part his hair
in the middle"
The people OF Franklin are
talking about building a branch
railroad from Delhi to Winns-
boro.
Mr.. Steineau, OF. Monroe, who
deals in hides and wool, has
$4,000 pounds Of the latter on
band.
The editor of the Claiborne
Guardian has been appointed
Colonel of the State Militia by
Gov. Witt.
The FarmerviIle Gszette and
Vienna Sentinel are pitching into
each other without gloves. They
are quarreling about who shall
be our next Congressman.
A terrific storm swept through
Union parish a fea days since,
doing immense damage to the
farmers. Not a tree was spared
in the track of the cyclone.
1t is stated by the Shreveport
Standard that De Young, who
was recently murdered by Kali
loeb in San Francisco, was
native of Ma chitoches, La.
Columbia is awfuly and in
supportably infested with fleas,
which keep her inhabitants con-
stsntly using language that is
forbidden by one Of the ten COM
mendments.
The Beacon wants the Con-
gressional nominating conven-
ton to meet in Rayville instead
Of Monroe. No, Mangham, let
King beat Richardson and Boat
ner in their own town.
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New Advertisements.
Election Proclamation

Whereas, the charter of the town OF
Bastrop requires that an election be held
on the LIST Monday Of June of each year
for Mayor and Town Council for said
town.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the
authority in me vested by said Charter,
/ hereby give notice that there Will be
held at the court house, in the town of
Bastrop, on
MONDAY, the 9TH day of June, 1880,
an election for Mayor and five Coun-
cilmen for said town.
Given under my hand officially this
May 18th. 1880. 57.- = 81
s. Fl. STIVERS. Mayor.
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To the Members Of the MOrehOust
Buffers B. BIC.


The time has arrived when we
must hold ourselves in readiness to
maintain our justly earned cham
pionship of the ball and bat. Other
contesting clubs are preparing for
battle with the hope of taking away
our ''horns. So trusting that the
same interest manifested of yore
will continue, l beg that all mem
bers, and others in favor of per-
petuating our club and participant
ing in the sport, meet us in Bastrop
Thursday next at - NJ.
By order Of
L. F. LEAVEL, Captain.
Z. r. Ross, Secretary.
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The proprietor OF the Baton
Rouge Capitolian is making ex-
tensive arrangements for pub
fishing a tri-weekly edition of
his able and fearless paper. We
hope the Tri- W eekly Capitolian
will be as capital a paper as the
Weekly, and we wish it's talented
editor all of the success that bis
indon,itable energy deserves.
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The publishers of this paper
''locked up their FORMS last Tues
day and, with shot guns charged,
went to the woods after squirrels.
They were to meet at a certain
point. Both never got there at the
same time. Failing to find Ben at
the designated place Of meeting,
Mr.. Schroeder became uneasy about
his companion in arms, and began
to hunt for him. He forgot to look
for squirrels, in his intense anxiety
as to the whereabouts of Mr.. Nc
Farlin. After spending the even
ing in vain still-hunt for Ben, Mr..
s. came back to town, not having
SEEN a squirrel. In the mean time
Ben was slashing away with his
shotgun at the risky, chattering
little animals that seemed to fairly
litter at his harmless shooting. He
shot something less that a thousand
times and, with the timely aid of
some one. else, he killed ONE little
squirrel-with the ram-rod of his
gun. Messrs. S. & NJ. are the
shooting men of the CLARION, how
ever, and are both crack shots,
under less embarrassing circum-
stances.
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A new paper has been estAb-
lished in Msrksville called the
Marksyille Review, edited by A.
NJ. Gremillion. The frs, num-
Der indicates that the editor
means business. We extend him
a cordial welcome to the journal
istic fraternity Of our lovely
State. !. f
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NOTICE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-6th Dist Court
Parish Of Morehouse- Succession of
William Cash, Deceased.
Whereas, Mrs. Caudis Cash has petit
toned the Court for letters of admins
tration on the estate of the late William
Cash, deceased interstate.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petit
TONER should not be granted.
By order of the Court,
r. r. ROSS, Deputy Clerk.
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MILLINERY STORE.

Having just received q large and va !
ried assortment of Millinery Goods, such
as straw hats, laces, ribbons, artificial
flowers, and everything belonging to the
millinery business, am prepared to &C
commodate the ladies, who are request
ed to call aud examine my goods !.
Store-In the room adjoining MTs.
Collins. MIME M. A. WINFREI.
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JUST RECEIVED At

SCHUSTER & SILBERNAGEL'S.
New Prunes,I Dates, Chestnuts,
Muscatel and Seedless raisins, As
sorted Pie Fruits in large sized
packages, California Fruits, Canned
Rhubarb, (pieplant) together with
everything to satisfy the taste of
the most refined epicure. Patented
wood boxes are furnished gratis, in
which we put butter, marmalades,
ETC., etc. ..y ~ ss1a3a !.
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IT SINGS FOR. ALL.

Messrs. Macy & Jones have fitted
up Singer Sewing Machine Depot
in the Parsons Office, and are pre-
pared to furnish machines to the
citizens of Bastrop and Morehouse
parish Call and see them. Il.
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6FOr Ladies OnIv.n

just received-another supply Of
pretty underwear, ready-made cali
co wrappers, dresses and listers at
tt. Schuster & SiIbernagerg.
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magnitude of it's Importance de-
mands' Let US act noa0' De-
lays are suicidal. We cannot
procrastinate in this matter.
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Remember, that Leopold has IA
ciities, unsurpassed by any house
in North Louisiana, for selling
cheap goods. a a'.
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Our Choice For Congress,
J. FLOYD KING,
LET US ACT NOW.

In series of interesting let
tiers which we recently published
in these columns from the facile
pen of Mr.. Washburn, he argued
the Importance and the necessity
OF railroad connecting our town
and parish with the outside
world. We think Mr.. Washburn
showed clearly that we need a
railroad, and pointed out con-
clusiveIy the feasibility of the
construction of q road. He claims,
with the very best of reason,
too, that the people Of this par
ish and Ouachita parish have it
within their power to build q
railroad. Its entirely with them
to decide. The decision made
by the people between this time
and July will be a final decision
as to d railroad, so far as we
who live now are concerned. In
other words. the people will de-
eide to put their shoulder to the
wheel and construct a road now,
or they viii decide that we are
better off without a road. II the
latter is the decision of the peo-
Pile of these two parishes, our
children mag live to see More
house tapped with a railroad,
but aoe never will. It is useless
TO argue the necessity of rail-
road. There is not a man in the
parish who does not realize the
Importance Of such an enterprise.
Our people appreciate the fact
that railway line through our
parish would be Of incalculable
value to our every interest. II
would bring into market, at fab
ulous prices, our broad acres Of
fertile, uncuitiyated lands. Cap
italists would rush to our natur-
ally rich parish for the purpose
of investing their money, thus
giving an Impetus to; our entire
social and business fabric. A
railroad, linking our parish with
the great cities Of st. Louis and
New Orleans, would revolution
ize and infuse new life into all Of
our industries. We would be
compelled to get out Of the old
ruts and grooves in which we
have been so long staggering,
and open our eyes to the import
ance Of the fact that We live in
an age Of eYer-adyancing pro-
gress.
The great question before us
isthe one so pointedly put to
the people BY Mr.. Washburn in
his able letters TO this paper,
"Shall we have q railroad ?" II
is q question to which the atten-
ton Of many Of our best men has
been seriously directed during
the last few months. It is one
to which We desire to call the
attention Of every man in The
parish. Il is a question which
we would urge the people hon.
estly and reasonably to consider.
It is one whose postponement
will do Us irreparable injury.
Action moan lis imperative. It
will not do to let the present OPP
portunity slip. It will not do
for the people to turn their backs
upon the agent who canvasses
the parish in the interest Of the
road. A cold and discouraging
reception upon the part Of the
people toward this agent will
publish to the world that we are
not ready nor DESTROYS for a rail-
road. We hope this will not be
the. case. We beg the people Of
this parish to give the subject
that consideration which the
FSs49 n S4#ga ff8xs 93es