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Common Council

Regular meetings seco1l and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. az : 3 clock
ne Persons desiring 20 have matters acted
upon by the Council. az any regular meeting
mast present the same 10 the Auditor and
Clerk on. or before the Friday evening pri0i
% the Tuesday ou which the Council holds Is
regular meeting. Il. II. CARDWELL.
Auditor and Clerk
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22-To QHoeHSio0Cn, per Glcnooru.
From Portland 2i.8i- cts wheat......... SIS. iis
oG-Tp QHsCnsiglCn. per TiDlG.
From Portland %, tO3 cts wheat........ 50 500
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Astoria Lodge No. 10. LOG. :

Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
az ~ O'Clock. At Good remplar's Hall, Che.
namus Street, Astoria. over G. L. Psrker's
Store Members Of the Order, in good stand.
ng, are invited 10 attend. Degree meeting lsi
Monday each month. By order W.
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Knights OF Pythias.

Astor Lodge, No. G. X. Of p. meets =
every Wednesday evening at 712ISe1
O'Clock. an the hall OF the A. o. L. W. SSS
Corner Chenamus and Benton streets. "
By order c.
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Temple Lodge. NO. E.AF.AM.

Regular Communications first and X<
third Saturdays in each month. at5is wv
o'clock. p ~. az the Hall in Astoria
Members Of the Order, in good standing, are
invited 20 attend. By oTdc; Of the ". N.
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Chamber OF Commerce or Astoria.
Regular meeting every ISt and Sd Monday
Of each month. al "a r. NJ, m the hall Of the
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
10. A. B0WLBY. President
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wESTSIDE DIVISION.
From Portland so Corvallis.

wESTSIDE DIVISION.
From Portland so Corvallis.
NlII. TRAIN
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Portland .. S:Oi A. u. Corvallis 500 p. NJ
COrvaiiis.-...S:iD A. VI. Portland SEQ PIN
Close connections are made at R0SEBURG
with the Stages OF the Oregon and California
Stage Company.
EsT Tickets for sale to all the principal points
in California and the East, at the COmpany's
Office,
Corner + and Front StS., Portland, 0gBS
Storage will be charged on freight remain
ne at tCOmpanyS Warehouse over q hours.
Freight will not be received for shipment
after } o'clock z. NJ. on Eastside Division,
and O'Clock =. NJ on " estside Division.
j. BRANDT, Jr., Gen1 Sup't
E. P. ROGERS,
GenI Freight and Passenger Agent.
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WEI DE MEYERS CA
EARRH Cure, : Constitutional
q Antidoto for this terrible mala-
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cination. Other remedies may
relieve Catnrrh, this cures at
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
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Beaver Lodge No. 80. 100.

Meet eyery Thursday evening. Ia
az ~ O'Clock. in the Odd Eel = - =
lows Hall. cor. of Cass aud Che
manu-, streets, astoria. Members Of the Orde'
are invited 10 attend. Is order. y. -,
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver, at par.
Com exchange on san francisco = per cent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying raT:
selling. = to porc cent.
Legal tenders-Tar.
Telcgraphic transfers on New York per
cent. nrou.iun.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
From tables OF United States Coast surv'
Low w ater.
High Water.

Get your legal blanks at THE
Historian office. A full line OF over
two hundred styles.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
SheriG's Sale,

]. w. Cockfcld, Administrator w. Louis A.
Sers and Chas. Bertrand, Jr.
State Of Louisiana. District Court, Parish Of
NatclitWhcs. NJ. &ll7
DY virtue If q writ Of Fl Fa., issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered suit.
have seized and will offer far vale IL the last
aud highest bidder ut public auction ut the
Court House door. in the city and parish of
NatchitOclles, ut !? o'clock, NJ, on
Salo1dsy, the lsth day q Juoe, 1851,
the following described property, to-wit:
4 certain tract or parcel Of land on the left
bank Of Old river, descending. containing
eighty acrea, more or less, bounded above Nv
lands Of Mr.. Ben. Metoyer. below nv lands
Of August N. Netoyer1in the rear by Public
Lands. and in front hy Old river, Will, all
the l.uillings and improvements thereon, l,e-
ing the same lands asijuilicste.l to l.. A. Sers
at the Succession sale Of Victor Rachal, decd.
TERMS Of Sale:
On credit of twelve months, the purcha-
scr to give lis note with gO.,d and solvent W..
curity, in aolislo, and special mortgage gu the
property, bearing interest ut 8 per cent per
annnM from day Of sale. The sxle to be
made with the clause of non alienation.
SAM'L. r. RAINES,
June4-jt. Sheriff.
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SheriGs Sale.

ID. X. Carroll W. Heirs Of James f. Pr.
thrO It al.
State Of Louisiana. District Court. Parish Of
NatchitOrhcs. NJ. 81 J.
Di virtue Of writ Of sriz,,r and sale. it,
ID sued in the above entitled and numbered
suit and I" m'c directed. I have seized and
will OTTER for sale +" the last a,. hest hid
der ut public auction, ut the front .l.ar "f the
Court House. in the city and Parish Of Match
it@hrs, ut II Ucl'rk NJ, "m
Saturday, he lsth day Of July, 1881.
the following described property. t"wn:
A certain tract Of land together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, and
appmrtcnauccs thereof. situated in the parish,
OF Natchitoches, on the right bank ri Eiy"lct
BON DrM, descending. containing three hun
direct and ninety acres. more or less and IT,,
ing all that portion 1T the st. Maurice Plan
tati"l. situated on the right bank Of Kig"lc,
Nm D"u, ~ Aforesaid. in said parish Oi
Natrlit'nhes, an.l which was acquired by D.
K. Carroll. ut Sheriti's sale made by Saml
Pars"m, Sheriff Of the Parish Of Natchitochcs
on the III day Of April. 1869. in the suit 81.
titled, ID. K. Carroll l. Co., VI. ID. II. Honll,
et al.
1trms Of MIr:
Cash-snbjcct to appraisemrnt.
SAML. +. RAINS.
Junea-t.ls. Sheriff
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boast Of ia people, the wonder and ID.
miration Of the nations Of the earth.
We are aware that these are broad prin'
ciples to assume and promulgate. We
have already adopted platform clearly
and tersely enumerated. We propose to
discuss It logically, intellectually, with
reason, Judgment AMI calmneSs. W. do
not prOlN'se IL deal in innnsn,l,s'S, abuse or
villidcation. Such are lHWr weapons with
which I" fight facts, and are not argu-
ment. Our ideas arr fast taking hold and
'sc"'ning u motive power among the pro-
pie and the future looks bright for the
establishment Of.a Democratic party Oll
whose standard will IN emblazOue.l No
North, mo south, u" East, no West. Onr
country, our leople-a NATION whose in
terrsts are identical.
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Henry Ward Beecher disapproves of the
substitution in the revised edition of the
New Testament, Of the term "servsnt" for
''slsve," used In The King James version
"a trsnslati0n Of the word doulos. He
declares that he was not one. of those
Abolitio0iats who believed slavery vss
not recognized In tie SesiptureA-Shreye.
port Standard.
We are truly sorry to hear that the
great and good H. W. B., 10 not one Of
those Abolitionists who believed slsyery
was not recognized in tho ''scriptures;"
for We were prepared to believe the
"scri ptures" much better morally. than
BEEcHER. II We thought God Almighty
recognized, taught or sanctioned human
slavery in any form, or at any time, i,
would make Us an Atheist in the twink.
ling Of IN eye; aud furthermore, If VI
had any idea the BIBLE sustained any
such infamous doctrine, We would fsvo1
ito suppression At once. Slavery msy
have in'the future, q In the past, com.
spologists, from weakness OF interest, but
it can never b defseded on any ground,
known to morality q civilization.
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LAST wEGk's DELAY, &c.

Our first issue after the fire was all We
could wish In clearness Of print aud bean.
ty Of impression, however, there were
several short comings worthy Of criticism.
Owing to the low Of time in repairing the
shaft of our CAMPBELL Press, which
broke short of behind the cogs, at LEO
r. N. Saturday evening, when less than
one.fourth Of the edition had been printed,
several galleys went to form without
proof, aud the head lines were not m we'll
arranged a. We should wish. After We
broke down, Us .mentioned, CHARLEY
WARE, the live young blacksmith, went
to work and put the shaft in splendid or
der in abont three hours, and WASH
BouLLr manufactured coy pins in lem
time, and by seven O'clock p. ~, We were
ready to work OF. Our pressman, Master
U. p. BREAzEALE, mounted the box at IS
AMI Mr.. NARDlSl, the engineer, ''let her
co. at once. At 1915 the fly piled the
last paper, and the Campbell" closed her
first days labor, having printed the edi-
ton at the rate Of fifteen hundred IN
hour.
Our regular Press days viii he Fridays
for News work, and oil the week, Sundays
excepted, for job business.
We acknowledge onrself indebted, for
more than kind assistance to the mechsn.
les, Nessrs. CHARLEY and HARDY WARE,
Jos. KlLE, Gro. Hubby, CHARLES LEVY,
and NARDlNl, a. we'll a. our own force in
the Office, under the management Of our
foreman, Mr.. AREAUx.
Hereafter oil mail lines going out on
Saturday mornings, will bear to the wait.
ing public the best, newest aud cheapest
weekly journal in tho south.
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o Committee Of the City Council, headed
by Mayor Holmes, visited the property
holders and business men Of this city, to
solicit subscriptions to purchase Steam
Fire Engine. In face Of the fearful CO.
lamity which had devastated the central
portion Of the town, they succeeded in
securing the promise Of aaNs, MI told!
For want of means. the idea Of procuring
Steam Engine hal tn Ike abandoned for
the present. The next atop was to utilize,
il possible, the material on hand, with
such means a. they could command. They
called again on the people for contri""-
tions, and succeeded in raising $40!
In the mean time the ladies' had caught
the popular contagion Of raising means
to aid the Fire: Department. They se"t
their Committees abroaA to solicit cOntri-
buttons for M entertainment, combining
their calls almost exclusively to their own
sex. They were e,ninently successful.
Mr.. Geo. w. Kile, who keeps the Phe'
nix Saloon in the splendid Lacoste Hall,
gracefully yielded t" their request f"r the
use Of the room. The ladies captured one
bar room in this city, for this lantiable
purpose, and it closed up at their de-.
mamd.
The lee Cream festival took place on the
night Of Wednesday, the 18th. The spa
cio,s Hall was crowded with citizens, and
every thing Ntab'e AVID driAkable, rapidly
disappeared with innnmerahle demands
unxatisiie.l. They realized the handsome
sum Of slx5 20, aud then celebrated their
success by dance after the entertain.
ment.
Thus by their nnai,le.l efforts in single
night, the ladies' Of this city raised halt
the amount, which all the merchants and
moneyel men and property OWNERS in the
city contributed to the Fire Department.
W. cannot command language suisi.
GENTLY expressive to do justice to the
untiring zeal Of our matrOns and fair lass.
cs. They have never yet been fonn.l
wanting in the hour Of need. Their zeal
is only eqnallesl by their loveliness and
generous selftlenial. In view Of the facts,
We refrain from further comments.
When the "bOys" in ND and blue Shirtl
are battling the lnrid flames and climbing
dizzy heights, amid its smoke and forket
tongues, their arms and hearts will In
strengthened by the thought that osr fail
women or wives, mothers, daughters
sisters and sweetllearts contributed mos
literally out Of their means, hacked b!
their love and devotion, to furnish materi
al and implements to combat the demon
which visits their homes in the silence O
the midnight hour, all nnheralde.l, whe,
the world is in sleep and in dreams, Will
others have withheld Of their bounty, ant
Micaw'er-like wait for something Il
turn up, to relieve them Of all responsi
bility, part or parcel in the work whicl
concerns the interest, prosperity and vel
fare Of every citizen, and more particu
larry those who have the most at stake
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MOTHERS! NOTHERsN NOTHERsu,

MOTHERS! NOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!
Are you disturbed at night AMI broken Of
your rest by Sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of citing teeth
II No 20 At once and get bottle of MRS.
WINSI.OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little snherer Immediately
depend upon it; there il no mistake about
it. There is nat mother on earth who hss
ever used it, who will not tell you ut once
that 1t will regulate the bowels, aud give rest
to the mother, aud relief and health to the
child, operating like magic. 1t ia perfectly
safe to use in sll cases, and pleasant to the
taste, and ia the prescription Of one Of the
oldest and hest family physicians and nurses
In the United States. Sold everywhere. 2s
cents hOttle.
Nov. 3.-ly.
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Our CoQIt House.

The aspect and condition Of the public
buildings Vi city, town, parish and State
are the true standards BY which to judge
of the prosperity, energy and enterprising
spirit Of their people. A general appear
snce of atness, cleanliness and care pro-
claims the tiline~s Of the thrifty house.
wife, while disorder, nncleanlinesS and
the portrayal ofcarrle~sness are indicative
Of want ri management and Mn'lonhted
thriftle~sness.
Mont assnre,ly Natchit~hes parish IL
once again marching out int" the golden
sunlight If renewed prosperity, jndg-
ing from the appearance Of her public
buildings. The courthouse has 'een
thoroughly repaired, the halls and rooms
have been scrubbed aud secured to de-
grre Of cleanliness which would make a
neat h"usekecer jealous. The court
room has blosSou'ed into pleasing attrac-
tiveness. The ceiling is painted white,
and the walls resplemlent with coat Of
whitewasll. The benches have been thor
onghly repaired, paintela walnut color
and duly vanished, while the outside
railing has been altered, the opening H.
ing On the western end instead "f directly
in front Of the Judges bench, Il most tx.
eellent alteration. The lawyers table,
Clerks railing and desks arr als" mjnne-
waited auA leautitied by the painters
brush ; new chandelier has lern added
(" the room to increase the volume al
light, while comfortable arm chairs ~.
cnpy the raised seats for the jury. To
add to the attractiveness Of the room
new shades ornament the windows and
exclude the summers ardent sun.
Altogether our hall Of Justice has bee,
10 thoroughly improved and identified AZ
to make it an ornament to the place Il,
well IN an honor to the lilHrality Of the
Police Jury, and hence the pride Of on
citizens.
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Notice..

CHARLES +. L'HERlSSON. administers
~ tor Of the joint Surcessi"ns Of Alph",,sc
and Christine i'ficriSson. having filed in this
office hiA final account Of Administration ii
said Successions. with hin vouchers acc.n,).n.
nying the same; notice il hereby given that
unless opposition I" said account lr filed
within the tim" prescribed by law. the same
will 'e l"m"l"gatc'l nn'l made the judgment
Of the Court.
Witness the Hon. d. F%rs"l'. Judge Of the
18th District Court, ut Natchitocher. thiu 2al
May, 1891.
\. f.. LEMEE.
Jule1-:t. by. Clerk.
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4 COUGH, COLD or SORE THROAT
should l'c stopped Neglect frequently re-
suits in an Incurable Lung Disease or Con-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHES are certain to give relief in ASTHMA.
BRONCHITIS. COUGHS, CATARRH, CON.
SUAPTlVE and THROAT DISEASES. For
thirty years the Troches have been recon-
mended by physicians. and always give per-
ft'ct satisfaction. They are not new or un-
tried hut having been tested by wide and con
slant nse for nearly IN entire generation.
they have attained well -mcrite.l rank among
the few staple remedies Of the age. Public
speakers and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold ut twenty five
cents y hox everywhere.
Nov. 9.-ly.
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Notice..

HOMER FONTENEAV. administrator Of
III the Succession Of Nine. Hyp"litr i'"r'lr-
Ion. having filed in tbis office hi. final ar-
count III administration Of said Succession.
with hiS v"ncherS accompanying the same.
notice i" hereby given that unless opposition
l." said account II. filed within the legal re-
quircment. Il" same will I. holnol"gatrd and
made the Judgment Of the Court.
4. T.. LEMEE,
Juncll-2t. Nv. Clerk.
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Notice..

TOHN n. BCRkE1.T. administrator Of the
% Succession Of George W. Bnrkc,t. deed,
having flied in this office his Provisional Ac-
count III Administration If said Succession,
with the prayer that h. l's authorized to pay
the debts a. chased therein; notice il hereby
given. that unless opposition thcret" le filed
within ten days from this date, the same will
be homolo.attsl "a prayed for.
4. f. LEMEE.
Junea-2t. by. Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Judicial advertisements inserted 1t legal rates:
viz-Oue Dollar per square for first insertion and
Fifty Cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton A square 10 the SPACE Of one hundred words
solid matter, and measures eleven lines of MlNIoN
type In these Columns, or one inch.
All advertisements Of Judicial nature inserted
In this paper arr subject IL thu an'vc measurement
and must ls paid for accordingly.
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DIED

On April 18th, at the rssidence Of Nr.
Heaaer Foutenesu, EDwARD p. JEN-
KIxs, native of Maryland, near Bslti-
more; aged Is years; but f6e the last 10
years resident Of this PariGh.
Baltimors papers please copy.
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A syndicate Of Eastern and Ohio cspi-
talists have recently purchased the Ken.
lucky Central railroad.
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On the night Of June 9TH, there was .
heavy frost in the vicinity Of WATERFOWL,
N. Y, doing considerable damage I" the
crops.
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Toho Public,

Toe ~ GROCERIES ~ P1OvMONS a
DRY GOODS Give No . can. Cheaper tAan ~
chsa3est.
Give ne eall befars pasehaaiag elsswhsse.
decllfm. MRS p. +. xAN0LE
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President Garfield, Secretary WIN. IL.
Hunt and Admiral ID. D. Porter visited
Fortress Monroe ON the Ath, AMI were
welcomed by salutes from the Fort, school
ships Constitution, Saratoga and Ports
mouth. and the North German steamer
Nymphe.
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The present population Of London, ac'
cor,ling to the recent census, is 3,sla,Nl'

Ex-Presilent Diaz, Of Mexico, has re.
signed the portfolio IL public works.
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The Readjuster Convention Of Virginia
have nominated Col. VIM. T.. Chandler,
Mayor Of Petersburg, for Governor, and
John +. Lewis, Ex-senator, Republican,
for Lieut-(SOyernOr,
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Mr:sAlex Boarman, Of Shreveport, has
- aleinted to FIJI the position Of Init
ID 6tates District Judge for the Western
District q Loaisiana. His eouhrmation
has given almost universal aatislsction, o.
evidenced BY tho unaninous approbatioa
g IT, pppas in this section Of Louisiana.
~ W elsye hOm biz character, that he
NlI - - inpetaaL upright and con-
|ssiaaaasss Jsdss. NJ. Ross Wilkerson IL
tho MAMMAL, and II. B. TsliafegrD U. &.
Attorney tnr The same District.
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THOMAS ALEXANDER SCOTr, ex-Prrsi-
dent Of the Pennsylvania and Texas Pa
cifc railroads, died in Philadelphia on
2lst May. His wealth is estimated a
seven million dollars. He was one Of the
Railroad Kings Of America.
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+. A telegram from Keiif, Russia, says that
the ring leader If the anti-Jewish riots
has been sentenced to three and q half
years penal servitu,lc, and the loss Of his
civil rights. Three Of his most active &c.
completes have been sentenced to eighteen
months, and twelve others to short terms
Of Imprisonment.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

EvictiOns in Ireland are attended with
conflicts between the people and soldiers
and policemen. Several persons have
been killed and wounded, and the excite
Ment il on the increase. Affain in that
unfortunate country begin to assume o
serious aspect.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

Col. Fred. Grant was elected last Sat
Nrlay, President Of the Texas Western
Marrow Guage Railway Company. Ac'
tive operations will begin at once in con-
nectiOn with the construction Of the road
to tho Rio 0rande, from Houston.
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There il to Ike another competitive lrill
in Louisville, KY, on the 2end instant.
Will the Chickaaw Guards, Of Memphis,
and the New Orleans Crscents, cross
lances again in Kentucky, and settle that
2-lOO ditfsrencsi II IL TO be hoped that
they will, in order to fully satisfy Tennes-
seeans and LOnisianians ~ to their resl'ec.
tive proficiency.
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stint or measure. If progressive ideas
which meet the full measure Of the pres.
ent, are not to be countensnced or tolera.
ted, because they are considered an limo.
walton on principles Of = century ago; if
they are considered inimical to what
some think the true status Of Democracy
q democracy which tenaciously elings to
tho issues Of 1861, believes in slavery,
State sovereignty and the right Of Seces-
sion, the sooner it 10 disbsnded the better
for tho country.
lfRepublicanism means . continued h.
tired Of one section by the other, VI keep.
ing up the issues and heart-burnings and
jesloaaies aud e'nnity Of twenty yean ago,
Of hitter repsinls because Of tho blind
fury Of fanatics I'm the other section, then
Tie sooner Il dislssds, tho better for the
land. *
We aze, = We always have be-, ) Dan.
ocrst-hut Il such mould q vesA ~
vocsts the claims At our conoa esan.
try, intact IN IN IL part whoss h.
teessts, non IL Atlantic tostAs Nn1jAe,
fton to Cali y ths st. Lal1nee, - :
intaioatsly interviewer that - con b,
asst Ut y any division lines = assti0nll
peoiu6ioea We Want DennnoeaA tha4 r
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OpelOusas has the ''bOss" hotel of Lou.
isiana. LACOXBE knows how to keep
house, aud If any one doubts what we
aay, q days sojourn in that handsome
town will convince them. And then the
pleasure Of being initiated in the ''Fenian
Brigade" to he one of the mystic ORob-
inson's, OPerodin's, OKsvanaugh's and
lcCampbelps, is enough to call all
who admire friendship and good cheer to
atbc lovely country, and none the lcss
Handsome towns Of Warrington and Ope.
jousas.
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The rumors that Secretary Blaine was
implicated in the Star route contracts, are
denounced a. utterly grounslless, by the
committee Of investigation, and the sn-
perior officers. Mr.. Blaine has cncour-
aged the investigation most heartily, and
has constantly taken the ground that it
should he prosecuted to the utmost. That
story must be . 'COnklinger."