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The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-13

house PARISH.
By virtne of the authority in
me vested BY law, I will proceed
to sell, at public auction, at the
Court House door OF this parish,
within legal sale hours, on
the 4th Day OF
June, A. D., 1881, in accordance
with Act No lot Of the General
Assembly OF this State, session OF
1880, the following described
property, forfeited OF sold for de-
Iluquent taxes and not redeemed,
towit:
johnson Thos L-n or sec
IL, "a, nr6 $50 acres.
Green Lmn.a-no description
TO be found.
Vinson " Pot l and all
that part lot 2 lying north OF the
Prnitt branch running through
lot sec II 81 RS e-35 acres.
Williams j &c hIf n q or sec
%; W hIf W or sec "a; Q hlf S e
or sec IA, f 81, 6 e; lots 3, 4 and
I sec %, 20, l. 6 e, l5S acres.
Alexander & Price-E ] of W
! Of fractional sec 6 and all frac.
sec 5, 7 % n r 8 E. 81 acres.
Banks John W-n and "
J of n I of sec II I Is N II 7 +
$50 acres.
Bell Amon-s 6 / of ! and
Sci sec of sec 36 L 20 n r 5 e,
200 acres.
Bander J S-All OF secs 3, 4
9, 10 and Is t 20, n r 9 B and
] sec AMI s. of Ii W I of sec ~
aud n ! of u / OF sec % L IL
n R6E E. 27OO acres.
Buckingham Johns J OF sec
7 T 81 n R9 E. 800 acres.
Boyd Robt-s J of NJ and s.
sec 81 and n J of Il J sec Is 1 l,
NR6 E. $40 acres.
Claiborne John-All OF secs
22 and % lying west of Boef
river and lot IL of sec % L ~ n
Re- E. $50 acres.
Dupuy G L C-s " OF c
! and ! of sec 80 I y N Il {
u. 200 acres.
Denegre ] De ] of n e ( enc
S W ! of e ! of sec Is. [ IL \
r 8 L, Sc j sec, e ] ] of " ]
and sw4 of W Of sec IL 1 !.
n r 8 E, tue whole OF sec IA l
Is. N r E, lots l, 2, 3 and 4 o!
sec %, T Is N r 6 E, n e / sec
south east quarter SEQ Of
of sec Z, T IS n r 6 E, ed Of
sec % L Is n R 6 E, n ] of 8 e !
and s ! of S Q / sec 2 L Is n
r 6 E, u g ! sec and e J of e ]
of sec 3 T 10 \ r 6 E, IS acres
in sec IA, t 10 N r sc, n ! o!
ne 9 J of w4nw4 of $ W !
and ! of S g / sec % I % \
| r s E. S e / of $ / Of sec Is l
! % n r s +, n ! Of $ e ! of sec "a
T % n r s E, e ! OF W / o
sec rs [ % n RS E. ne / of
4th of sec IS aud n W 4th SCI
of sec 25 r % n r 7 E, s W 4tf
sec 20 T % n RI E, u 4th o
n 9 4th of sec 26 T 20 n r 5 E
e 4th OF 4th and n 4th o
| g 4th of sec 26 Z 20 n Il 5 b
Q ] of S e 4th S 4th!, W 4th o
n . 4th aud J OF n W 4th Sc,
80 [ 20 N r s E, g ] of sec
7 81 n r 8 E, all sec 5 L ~ I
r 8 E, 9 4,h sec n J of n
| 4th q 4th OF n W 4th and S
sec of sec 9 T % n r 8 E, e
sec and n J of southwest At
section 4 Township % n 4
E, u J sec and . 18th sec an
nj of 5 W 4th and e 4th OF
4th of 8 T % N r 8 d, q
4th sec " 4th of g 4th an
lots 1, 2 and 3 of sec 8 1 ~ !
R s Z, 159 acres in sec % L l
n r 6 E, containing $500 OGRE
more or less.
, Elliott II. rs 9 4th sec and
J of W ! OF sec 80. all OF 81 an
W sec aud n 9 4th of sec 81
% NR9E. 1861 aces.
) GAYLE Robt-E J of Q J of Sc
, IS I 19 N r &c. l60 acres.
Haynes James-All s ! OF Sc
81 ives Boeff river and all Sc
Q % except lot IL lying west
Boeff river T % R9 E.
MiItenberger An half OF y
3 4th u w 4;h of W 4th W 4th
i S q 4lh sec 8 all sec 4, 5. 8, 9, sr
l7Tl8 n R6E 1926 76-l(
acres.
ii holland Jas-S Q 4th sec al
a W half of u W 4th of sec 10 L
Mr. 8 E. $40 acres.
Molly G VS. e 4th sec al
n al ~ &c ~ OF NR
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-13

Post Master, General James is
unearthing some sinking frauds
that were .perpetrated in the
Post Office Department OF the
nation during the pious reign OF
the pious Hayes. Avaricious
vampires, aided by Congressman,
gobbled up millions of money on
imaginary mail routes. Gen.
Brady was the sachem Of the
thieving clan and Mr.. James is
now making it pretty warm for
the dishonest scoundrel.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-13
APOLITICAL LESSON.

5. Senate mas Doon teupotd illy
broken. The Republicans gave
under and consented to go into
executive session. Their con-
sent was an extorted one. The
other party simply out-winded
them. Moreover, the President
became "wearied with much
waiting" He daily insisted upon
the Senate the importance OF
suspending the partisan wrangle
and transacting the urgent bust
ness for which he had called that
body together. BE felt. that his
hands we're tied and that his de-
sires were ignored. The coun-
try had begun to clamor also,
and all these influences impelled
the Republicans. at last, to con-
sent to abandon their uDkind
and cruel efforts to GUST the Sen
atorial officials, and the result is
that body is now buslly engaged
in prosecuting the labors that
should have been performed two
months ago.
But there are some important
lessons that may DO learned from
the prolonged contest that has
engaged the time of our great
legislative body. The contest
has been a strictly partisan one.
! Its significance and meaning In
many respects resemble quarrels
and wrapgles that occurred on
the same floor prior to the great
civil war. Some of the men who
participated in ante bellum de-
bates took part in the recent
struggle. Sectional luminosity,
ana prejudice, and hatred, and
vlndictiyeness, were Haunted
with the same defiant spirit that
characterized the momentous
struggle that resulted IN the res
ignation Of Davis, and Brecken-
ridge, and scores of others, who
left the Federal Senate to vindl-
cate the cause they had espous
ed by ap appeal to arms. We
say the huge farce that has just
eliminated so ANONYMOUSLY &c
the Republicans, demonstrates
beyond donbt that the heart
of the great North entertains the
same spite toward the South
that forced upon our people the
unfortunate rebellion. Men like
Dawes, and Frye, and Hale, ane
Sherman, and Logan, and Hoar
and Burnside, and Cameron
; have exhausted their stock of Wit
operative epithets, which they
have flung Indignantly into the
faces of the Southern people fo1
the last two months. They have
called as thieves, and robbers
and murderers, and traitors, ane
> outlaws, with as much pride ant
complacency as an American La
dian would heap and implor'
, anath emas upon the heads o
those who drove them from thei
hunting grounds. Indeed, th'
struggle in the Senate, the acri
monious debates. the persona
filings Of It's members, show tina
: the North and South are not re
united in sentiment and in feel
ing. The boosted friendship 0
, the North for her SoutheiI
brethren is humbug-a snar
! to catch the earnings and bust
ness of our people. Politically
r they hate us with all of thel
Ispiteful and deceitful nature
their avaricious greed and parsi
monious penury were and ar
> the only incentives that ever In
j. ducea them to invite the Sout
9 again into the Union.
d Instead OF disorganizing th
e "Solid South" the lesson "
Q should indel.ibly insclibe upo
u our minds is to labor to ''mak
y our solidity more solid" To th
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-13
STATE ITEMS.
e. 81. McClendon was eEte(
Honnnn Lot monk

Mayor tf Homer last week
Gov. Wilt is recreating and
recaperating his shattered Ealth |
in St, Nartinsville.
Owing to faulty seed, th'cot-
ton stand in East Feliciaa IS
very bad.
A one story residence was
struck by lightning in Cnton
last week. No one in the louse
and no harm done.
A Love is on foot to hild
narrow guage railroad frn Vi
dalia to some point on the sabine
river.
The rich State OF New York
has brought suit against thedebt-
ridden State Of I4onlsiana Or in
terest due on the latter's nnGs
The Steamer Laura Lee blew
out one Of he, cylinders nesr CO..
lumbia the other day, and { deck
hand was badly scalded.
There is negro man in Match
itoches l34 years old, and he is
able to earn his own bread and
butter by his own labor.
The gin house, and severbeles
of cotton on the Whitfeldplace
in Richland parish were hrned
by incendiaries last week.
A company has been rgan-
lied in New Orleans to build a
railroad from Alexander. via
| Monroe to Pine Bluff orLittle
Rock, Ark.
We would like to know from
any of our readers Of any means
to stay the ravages of thu cut
worms.-[ Franklin Sun.
The best way we know is to
kill them. Try it. No charge
! District Court is in session II
Rayville. Judge Brigham pre-
sided last week during the tria
of some cases in which Judge
Richardson was refused. Judge
B. is now in Floyd.
The country press of this State
frequently reports the mur6r Of
az illegitimate child by a Hnta
mother. Such crime b The
blacklist that ever stained the
human hand.
Alex Wilson called Raben
IeoDard out of the church there
he was worshiping in Ounhltf
parish and shot him to ,eath
A woman was at the botbm o
the trouble. Both colored
The New Orleans Cottu Elk
change will issue sl50,0oOin sl2
per cent bonds to raise fmds tt
build their new structure, de
sign of which was given ii las
Saturdays Democrat.
The n. O. Democrat has pull
chased a Hoe press whia ha
the capacity to print, cut, paste
fold and count $4,000 paprs pc
+ hour. The Democrat is CIe {
the most enterprlsing journals i
, the Union.
The Claiborne Gnrdiar
speaking of the use Of read
prints, says: "a paper ,annc
last long where its two sidss ar
in the hands of different artie
having different Interest," an
, prices greatly different"
It is said that Gauthralx, tt
Q defaulting civil Sheriff d Ne
Q Orleans, is in Canada wlpre |
married a lady who followd hil
from New Orleans. Gauhrat
now has two wives and bush
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-13

II. A. Sheldon has been ap'
pointed Governor of New Mex
leo.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-13
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Op
for the week ending ThuEsa
noon:
j F Bradshaw, Issm Bio
shear, Willie H. Cotbran, LEV
go Cash, Miss Della D0s
Smith Damn, Mrs Jurasls
row, Rego Gaisely, Mrs CuI
hrs Eddy Hope, Jack h1
Michael Hamlln, Mrs As!p
Marshall, Mrs Easter Y
Charley Lambert, L $ Me- Y
Mrs Oliver, ] F Plant,
Bristoe Robinson, Mrs W.
SommeEs, Henry Robertson, q
F J spruell, Buss sho'ar IS 81
G Smith, Mrs Willie = 0p 81
Mrs Margaret Trsyl0'' n' i
Tabb, John Williamson, Wv "a
Worley, J N Jones, > I . o0s os,,
Alfred Smith, Miss 3 Z W.
Parties calling for the I. ."
will please say ADVERTISED q i
W." J. NJ. TuRp1s, PS i
SWINE OF cAsDul" for Ladies "
For sale by J. A AV''
Gnat oil for sale at u"
Store. I
ICE CREAM At !,
JONES' RESTAOe NJ,
CENTS PER SAUCER Full
Orders from any part .
promptly filled.
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Tax Collector's Sale.
SECOND OFFERING.

State IF Louisiana W. Delln-
ouent Tax Debtors of More
house parish.
By virtae of the authority in
me vested By law, [ will proceed
to sell, at public auotlon, at the
Court House door OF this parish,
within legal sale hours, on
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-21
FINANCIAL NEWS.

The following observations on the trans
actions in the financial market yesterday, together
with opening highest, lowest and closing quota
TONS furnished by the banking house Of II. d.
Cooke, jr., & Co.. 1922 street, Washington, d. G.:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKgT.
NEW York, Sept 20, 2 p.m.-out Of respect to the
memory Of President Garfield the Stock Exchange
was closed at twelve o'clock to-day. During the
short session the market was strong and advanced
u to per cent, with slight reactions There wero
no rumors to affect prices and the more fact that
there was no weakness at the opening led TO a
general buying movement for both the long and
short account II was argued by many that the
unsettling element OF uncertainty being removed
the market would be higher but We are Of the
opinion that the action Of President Arthur as
to his Cabinet, should he decide TO mako new
one, will DO eagerly watched, more particularly
with regard TO the Secretary Of tho Treasury we
still think the money market an important fnctor
az affecting the future Of the stock market
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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Lieutenant Taylor's Case.
To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN:

TO the Edltor OF THE hEfuhLiCANi
My attention has been called TO an ar
ticle in your issue of August %, entitled "An In
famous Case" &c. Feeling assured thaty would
not knowingly do Lieutenant Taylor injustice, OF
seek to influence public opinion against him, In
duces me to ask you to give space TO brief state
ment. Lieutenant Taylor was charged only with
using an Objectionable expression to rrumpeteI
Hockins, and with striking him with carbine
and was technically found guilty, But have
good reasons TO believe his case was forwarded
with an unanimous recommendation Of the court
for executive clemency ana that the department
And am confident that the President when re-
viewing the case, will decide that under the cir.
eumsiances Lieutenant Taylor is entitled 10 the
full benefit of the recommendations. The asser.
| ton that Lieutenant Taylor was also arraigned
the charge Of perjury Is totally without fouda-
| ton such charge having at no time ever been
raised against him. Very respectfully,
q. MCKIBBIN,
Capt Fifteenth Infantry, counsel for Lieut. Taylor
| EOHT WINGATE ~ M Sent 10 1891
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-21

Health must suffer seriously II the bowels aro
even partially obstrucied. A free and regular
exit through the natural channel, Of the debris OF
the system, is essential to its well-beng. This
efTete matter being duly thrown of, bilious secre-
ton and digestion go uninterruptedly, but II II
is not. the bile is diverted into the stomach and
the blood, and headaches billousncss, heartburn.
latulencc and general Ill health onsue. But Il
is a very easy matter to prevent these conse-
quences. course of Hosietter's Stomach Bitters,
the leading aperient and tonic OF the day, will
overcome constipation, whether temporary or
chronic, and render the habit OF body regular and
vigorous II does not grippe like an ordinary
cathartic, nor convulse and weaken the bowels
on the contrary, It invlgorntes them, and more
over imparts tone and regularity TO the stomach
and liver. MWF
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Funeral Arrangement. Here.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 20.-Benedict,
the undertaken in charge OF the remains has
telegraphed TO Speare, of Washington, to
for the reception OF the body tomorrow.
A. Washington livery-sable keeper, who
is here, has rendered anything that may be
wanted in the way OF carriages &c, aud leaves to-
night for Washington to make the necessary prepa-
nations. W, S. Roose, who has been here for the
past few days as the representative of
the Christian Church, also leaves for
Washington tonight via New York. 1t appears to
be definitely understood that the religious services
10 be held ut three p. IN. OH Friday will be con.
Quoted by the pastor ofthe late Presidents church
TB
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The Northern and sou.hsrn Armies.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 20.-The following
programme has been adopted for the reunion of
the Northern and Southern armies at Joint meet
ing where ex- Postmaster General Key presided
A procession will occur IA previously announced ;
and It is expected that tho standards will be
draped, and the members win wear emblems of
mourning. Requiem services will succeed the
greeting on Cameron Hill, and In the afternoon
union memorial services viii be held. Rev ID. d.
Bachman, late colonel In the confederate army,
will conduct the requiem services, The banquet
ba, .een abandoned, but the remainder of tho
Original programme Will be carried out. The gay
decorations OF the city are heavily draped
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FORMER ASSOCIATE SURGEONS.
Drs. Reyburn and Woodward Leave fol-
Long Rrnucb.


Long Rraucb.
A representative of THE REPUBLICAN ac-
cosed DR.. Reyburn. as he was scattering the eight a.
IN. train yesterday for New York, with the ques-
ton; why did you not go to Long Branch last
night, DoetorY'
al could not get train before this that would
take me through"
"Haye your associates, Drs. Woodward and
Barnes, goneY'
mo; they will leave on the limited express
train about ten O'Clock this morning"
"what doctors other than Drs. Barnes, Wood.
ward, and yourself are to go to Long Branch2"
"None that know Of"
"well, the morning papers contain dispatch
from Long Branch saying DR.. Curtis, Of Washing
ton, has been asked 10 accompany you and your
associates"
ayes; have just read that dispatch. do not
know a Dr. Curtis.in practice here, The only doc
tor of that name whom know is the one who was
formerly In the Interior Department. But l be-
lieye he Is not row in practice, There must be
some mistake AI,out tho matter"
WHO T1iE oriiia SURGEON WAS.
| The surgeon who accompanied DR.. Woodward
to Eiberon TO assist in the autopsy of the dead
President was DIR. n $. Lamb, an acting assistant
surgeon, United States army, who is on duty at the
Army Medical Museum. DR.. Lamb is the surgeon
who performed the autopsy on the body of Vice.
| President Wison. Drs. Woodward and Lamb lef
on tho half.past nine a. m. train and were pre-
coded on the earlier train by Dr. Reyburn.
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the Esproa.,on OF the race.
Special to The REPUBLICAN,,

bpecIhI 70 TIE HEFUhLIVAN'
LoNG BRAScH, Sept. 20.-ExecutivC
Clerk Warren l.. Young who watched by the
lato Presidents remains last night, says the
expression ON the face of tho dead statesman Il
natural aud characteristic II shows omaciation
In come degree, as would he Inevitable aitcr hi
long period Of s.eiuess and suffering, but The
physicians say amer tho enbalmment the cmacia.
ton win be less notable. II Is probable plaste
cast win be taaen ofhis features L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-21

New HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 20-In the
Malley hearing to-day William A. Countryman, a
reporter for the Register, testified to an interview
had with James Malley, IT,, on the Saturday after
noon OF the finding of the body OF Jennie Cramor
Malley said he knew Jennie by sight only, had
never been to her house, and had never written
her notes. The State rested its case
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General arant Calls at abe cottage.

SPECIAL 70 TFD nEPrnLIcAa
IoEo DRAEcn, Sept. 20, 1856 a. m.-
GereIal CireAi and cola,iel Fred Grant have Just
driven CT. and ass standing OH pOrtico Of Elbcron
sGgaeed RI etrnsat conversation with DR.. Aenew.
Hpse IiIc O'siseS tAere has been one continued
siEcHBi OF SFztvAlT, and tho portico and roading;
r0oIls OF k0'Ll are ;SmmeI. j.. 7. n.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-21

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-The authori-
ties have already awarded the contract for drap.
ing Independence Hall. The interior will also be
draped, II 1t be decided that tho Presidents re-
mains shall lie In state there. A telegram was
sent too day to Wayne MacVeagh, saying that It is
the general desire Of the citizens here that the
mains should lie in state in Independence Hall
and tho mayor will telegraph the Attorney Gen
eral To that effect.
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THE ROUTE TO WASHINGTON.
who VIII Accompany the Remains
when the Funeral Party will start.

when the Fuaerai Party Will start.
Special to THE REPUBLICAN.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 20, ~ m.-The At
torney- General states that arrangements have
been completed with the Pennsylvania and New
Jersey Central Railroads for the transportation of
the remains to Washington. The train will start
from Elberon at ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
It will be appropriately arranged and
draped. The remains will be accompanied
by the family physicians and attendants,
members Of the Cabinet and their families. In the
arrangements It has been thought desirable to
consult the wishes of Mrs Garfield so as to lessen
., much as possible the strain TO which she
Is subjected. No stops will be
made except at water stations and
no ostentatious demonstrations are expected. The
wish Of Mrs. Garfield is to have the trip as free
from display as possible L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-21

LONDON, Sept. 20.-The following has
been sent by cable;
Mrs. GARFIELD Long Branch Words cannot ex-
press the deep sympathy feel with You at this
terrible moment. May God support aud comfort
you as lie alone can.
BALMoRAL COURT
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The pubic arc hereby cautioned against send
ing any Money or Orders 60 NUNES a. co.,
80 Nassau street, New York atty, as author
ised byhc Louisiana State Lottery Company 10 scl Us
7ickots. They are flooding The country iolh Bogus
Lottery Company, and arc fraidulcntly Represent
ing themselves as hs Agents. They hare no authority
from this Company 10 sell ia Iickcts and arc not its
agents for any purpose. W. A. DA UPHfN,
Pres Louisiana State Lottery %.
Me-. ~.
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where They received iho News.

New HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 2O.-Secreta-
res Blaine and Lincoln reached hore at s;i7 a. IN.
from Boston and LEFT on time on the Washington
Long Branch announcing the Presidents death.
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New s.,rnmcr Arrangement.
Tue New and Ei.san, zs-H.r

w. W. CORCOT1-A.N,
CAPTAIN Il. l.. ELAeE,
WI rake Soy tr2s aAndsy. oacsptedl 10 all
pelsas on t,ss AItsnly ster, Is Va down " dlymont
Tiara round 1. n, ntst To al ltntg ,Acstpl Mount
Verosn. sass ienv's wirs,y iost OF ecyen'd street
"A iau "a IN. ara ruurI1 Yssss 50 y m. On
SHpREANS
H. Curcnrpn On she tVo ,upa boat leaving whAfi
sf ten N aISt ~ N. ruycsstt ely, TIM allowing
aAooi sd HtS reading Naki nFeen sh,pt 20 p, il-
nsal d~;se " SstS md M ts =, ,ISs is alSma
Aphte a, wasg7 slnnsf 'naHtha Will teS II " ther
mdvNAfs ee-kke TIE sale ard >oAhqSdio1 Stanlur
Cu1SaIna whS-s zsNsy hLcOSSagn-f-eon .tre AGILITY
WA Dc niiruAsd for Sar fuIt lnf pSaAa&Ic.
SUNDAY Ctkff9
via he lie SiAEyAaIi Val AsA INDIAN Gead every
BtHbAY A srFR,SnDN los leaving wharf at
nnN y, H., returning NfUGt s4sSs p m, rai'' round
utCe ~ csrsS lcl'U
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REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI Transfers rs Recorded Ye.ter.
day.

day.
Mr.. ]. F. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in real estate in the District
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
on New Hampshire avenue, between NJ and
streets north, part OF sublot 70 by 90 feeQ square
Heilman, S1,700.
On Seventeenth street west, corner Of II street
north, sublot $50 by sc feet, square l27, Letita
Higgins to Charles A. Eldredge, $4,000.
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THE BULLETINS.

Record OF PaIse. Temperature, aud Res
PirauoB During the Entire Case.
The following table gives a record OF
the Presidents pulse temperature, and respiration
from the day he was shot to the time OF his death
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Steamboat GSincs.
Gil z lJIL5
new EXPRESS SfR1M PACKET LINE

PHILADELPHIA, ALBNAHDGIA, AND
wASIIISGTC4K.
Lave IE5laISae every e,s ., y M M
Love- " ~ EIDSYIyIN IVORY Mind ~ ..,,-.."5p p. m.
ArgtS !, ctU IAneLP tIIA esssy TtpIsdsy., . = N.
TSr0szAfs;Id 10 Otnp5 eoLNechsil Srn New York,
nsasS Dan teY., nd ~ ysnss so.1h; Ihn,Ss6a
dn.iy I1niiI . g. on w L. CLYDE - 90,
J. n, Joue-as a O., ttsNl S9nsxsrl' Z,
ST. y. W, M'.tfsig'oa, ID. T. tnsltly
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FOOT SURGERY.

D3. WHITE, CfiropDdnt Of over lh!Sty.iiYe years
eLlerlcnA twenty contecui7e years OF pn.cliee In
Npghiuefnn u, successfully LCplH t'Srus huntons
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-21
In THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAINING
OF THE
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,

which takes place at Havana, Cuba, SEPTEMBER
90 1891, there only 1880 tickets issued and 5J2