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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-06

LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

Williams Foundry received yesterday
the first message from Brandon by tele-
phone. an order for lot of plows.
The grocery store Of Isaac Strauss. in
West jackson. was entered Monday night
by thieves who succeeded in getting away
with about one hundred dollars worth OF
goods No clue TO the perpetrators.
A special meeting of the Knights and
Ladies of Honor Lodge will be held to-
night, commencing promptly at o'clock
Officers are TO be installed, and other bust
ness of special importance is to be trans
acted.
Now that the Mayor and new Board Of
Aldermen are settled down 10 business will
none to further s'molest or make then
afraid" during their official term. we venture
suggestion in reference TO the condition o
the sidewalks. II any authority was lack
ing TO enforce the construction of 'gooc
payements, it was granted in the amend
ments 10 fine charter at last session of thu
Legislature. The ordinances are not re
garded in this particular by the officers an'
by many Of the citizens. There has beer
so much said about it that it would seen
as il all interested should unite in remoy
ing This cause of reproach TO the Capita
City. We have not made a general inspec
ton, but we know that some of the walk
leading to the Capitol and TO the churche
are almost impossible in bad weather. j
is not our business to particularize, but i
is the duty Of the city officers to enforc
the ordinances relating to this matter,
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HoUsE-TwENTY-FIFTH DAY.

TUESDAY, February D, 1884.
House met pursuant TO adjournment
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bowen.
Leave of absence was granted to Messrs.
Williamson, Crawford and Sanders.
Bills introduced and referred:
Mr.. Norrell-To provide for the taking
and preservation of testimony in criminal
cases. Judiciary.
Mr.. Barksdale--To authorize the board
of supervisors of Yazoo county to dispose
of the old Jail lot. County Affairs.
Mr.. Rogers, of Yalobusha-To authorize
the superintendent of public education and
the board of supervisors of Yalobusha
county to settle with and pay M. II. Tharpe
and other persons. Passed.
Mr.. Moore-For the relief of j. I. Nance
of Yalobusha county. Ways and Means.
Mr.. Moore-For the relief of ]. H. Carr
Passed.
Mr.. Jones-To amend the charter Of the
town of Louisville. Passed.
Mr.. Jones-For the relief of r. G. Har
rill and d. j. Williams. Claims.
Mr.. Spencer-To make the county Of
Washington in this State separate circuit
and chsncery court district and to provide
for defraying the expenses of the court
therein. Indefinitely postponed.
The hour for the special order having
arrived, being consideration of the House
Bill to repeal the Equalization law, Mr.
Selman informed the House that similar
bill which had passed the Senate was Oh
the Speakers desk and it was taken up.
Mr.. Baker spoke against the passage Of
the bill. He called the attention of thu
House to the fact that the officer whose bus
mess it was to look into the revenues o.
the State had assured him that the increas'
to the treasury of the State by the opera
ton of this bill was $4,000 annually.
There we're several reasons why the Law
was objected to, but he had prepared pro
viso to the bill which he thought woul'
make it acceptable to the people at large
Mr.. Crump said the law was ubiquitous
and no law on the statutes met with suci
universal condemnation as this and men
toned numerous instances of the unjus
discrimination by the board of equalization
in his county.
Mr.. Hoyle also advocated the repeal
the Law. It did no good in his county, ant
the people didn't want it
Mr.. hurry wanted the bill passed an
the Law of 1882 repealed
Mr.. Selman moved the previous question
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Good bye to the Equalization Law.

TONIGHT RIoE's PLEASURE PARTY will
open an engagement of two nights, pre-
senting their musical extravaganza entitled
sour COLLINS" This company is we'll
spoken of end fine entertainment is an
ticipated. While there is not mHch in the
piece, it abounds in funny situations and
is we'll calculated to please the mass
of people better than an intricate drama
The music is lively and sparkling, the sing
ing and dancing good. On the whole it
will be very pleasant way to spend the
evening to attend the Pleasure Party at the
Opera House tonight
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For Sale.


rI,EEE YAZOO CITY HERALD At
1 a Bargain. II IL necessary that ahoald dis
pose Of the Ykzoo CRY HERALD within thirty
days. and invite correspondence from any one de-
hiring to invest The Herald IL the eldest paper
published In the YazOo Valley, aud has eifeuls-
alton In the rich Yax0o Valley country and IN enc
Of the most thriving towns 10 the State, and be-
cause of the reputation IL has made, II has an aa-
vertisiug patronage equal u any journal In The
STATE. The merchants Of Yazoo City are liberal
their patronage; II has always large pnnbsr
Vicksburz advertisements, and IL In pdstien
command Advertisements irvm New Orleans. Mea-
phis st Louis and Jackson. Tho Office IL we'll sup
piled with everything necessary for frt class
| Weekly Newspaper and job Office, having an eE-
| cellenl job Press and Paper cutter. Terms cash.
Address, A. NJ ROACH Proprietor Herald.
! jsB.2, 's4-5wl Exchanges please neiiee
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KENTUCKY

rs THE "HEAD-cESTRE" OF WHAT MAY
L be called the Straight Whisky Interest" max
ing xhiskies which bring the highest prices, appeal
10 the most cultivated tastes and develop the only
true favor and boquet that identities and dsstin-
xnishes the bsaa deal "Ol Of Corn" W. Har-
5srs Estsss County EhiskeV e saadeTd Kentucky
RAisksy sold By H. MULLER son, Jackson
Mrs.. fnsrT. 'ss-iy.
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SCHOOLS! TEACHERS ,

Those needing the services Of frst-clas,
professional Tescher-Teachers wanting a
lucrative, permanent positions aud those
wishing to buy, rent, sell school property
appliances or furziturs. Address At ONCE
II. MAYBIs. Secretary,
Central Educational Bureau, Jaskssa
Dee. IL, 'ss-3n.
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on the Canton road, miles North Of Jackson, I
mile from Tougaloo. and containing $50 acres, worth
- 900, 10 be- shot for At or near " o'clock NJ febFu
AIRY 2sth, 1854, In the manner described below
There shall BE- 900 tickets sold at $40 each. These
tickets shall be divided into ten classes, A, H. O. h.
Il, y, 0,H, |, X, each class containing 90 tickets
numbered from 10 30 inclusive. Each class shall
elect marksman, each number being entitled 10
cast ten votes each tenth casting one vote. These
| ten marksmen shall then shoot 10 ece 10 which
class the place shall fall The contest shall be con-
Quoted az follows: Each nnarkaman shall shoot
with shotgun seven times at single glnaa balls
thrown from trap at the distance Of Is yards. The
greatest number Of glass balls broken shall deter
| mine the victor Any tie will be decided by the
parties tying shooting over, the distance being In
creased yards for every tie When II IL decided
which Il the fortunate class this class shall be sub
divided into ten sections, the numbers les forming
section A: 6-i0 section B iI-ib section q; 1870
section d; 2i-26 section III 1880 section y sl-aS
seetios q; a6-l0 section II 4l-ah section 46.50
Q, tlpn r. These sections shall then choose marks
men in same mnnner IA the classes and smother
rontas. had aa before 10 In what section the
prize will fall Then each number Of the fortunate
| section shall In like manner choose a mnfksman,
when third contest shall be had which shall de-
eide 10 which number the prize shall he awarded.
The order Of election aud the order oi shooting will
be decided by lot by the judges Every point Of con-
test will be decided by the judges. The rules of tho
| Jackson Gun Club viii be taken rs q guide No
| professional marksman will be allowed 10 shoot.
Messr b. Lemy, O. Clifton, and Writ Adams, Sr.,
| will act a. Judges.
Parties Wishing tickets will pleme remit to r. x.
| JAYsE, Real Estate and Collecting Agent, jackson.
Miss a statement Of the result certified 10 by the
| judges will be mailed 10 each ticket holder.
Respectfully, II. q. IiILzHEin, Forem'n.
| ]. II, LusK, Secretary.
| A. NIUDEN Jr.. Treasurer,
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Another bill to create an additional ju-
dicial district consumed the greater portion
of the time of Tuesday mornings session
in the House, and met the fate of its prede-
cessor- indefinite postponement.
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sOHoOLs

DEaHiNs csmpetsntah& Experienced Teacher,
Principals or Assistants, can secure them by APP
plying 70 the UrI0N SCHOOL AGENCY.
We have registered with rs many professional
teaeheB, and will furnish sny School o. Family an
instructor iof ne scholastic year q 1883 Tree o.
cations before our best teachers are located
Teachers applying for situations charged nothing
unless socated. W. H. CLARK,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-06

Speaker Inge was the recipient on Tues
day evening of beautiful, dainty, lovely
basket of sweet flowers by young lady Of
jackson.
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notice.

xfR. BYRON II. EvERs. or LONDON, WHO
NJ hiss purchased and now claims large guam
Iity Of laads IN the Delta under lesce tax titles,
prior 10 the redemption thereof from the tar sale
In March Of this year, has authorized ~ 70 make
Adjustments With parties holding adverse interests,
subject 10 bis approval that conflict 0f title aud
LITIGATION may 81 avoided. TO this end We are au-
thoxed 70 receive applications for the purchase Of
his title from persons desir0us Of aSding 10 their
plantations IN ALL CASES where the taxes were
really paid by the land owners prior 10 the sale foe
sxes " a. 20 render the sale Illegal, aathor-
ized 10 release Mr. Evers' title for a nominal sum,
uis wish Is 70 make his enterprise sueecszful and
10 begin By removing al anlagonisuls. # possible
We invite correspondence from All parties 10 To-
terest. NUJEST 4 McEILLIE,
oct "A, 's3-5m. JAcKsox, Mss
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Our lady guests of Tuesday-Mrs. Kyle,
Miss Lizzie Pierce, Mrs. Whitson, Mrs. w.
NJ. Inge, Mrs. W. II. Cook. Mrs. r. Z.
Hughston.
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Mrs. Ben. H. Williamson, of Holly
Springs, is in jackson, guest of Mrs
John w. Robinson.
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DEcRiPTIo,

This IL very desirable place. situated on the krd
bills west Of Pearl river. II has the benefit 81 =
fne swamp range for cattle and hogs. There Il
very fair dwelling Of rooms, and several tenants
settlements. There vas In cultivation last yssu
about $50 acres which rsnted for e3i5. The same
land has been rentes ssr issa for SaG5. The dwell
ling aud the rest Of the lind has not been rented.
easily put under fence again aud worked to advan-
tage. There Ia an abundance Of good timbar on the
place. Would make an excellent truck or fruit
Possession given at once, subject " the leasca
toned abovh
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Senator Voorhees, introduced bill ap
propriating 100000 for the improve
mcnt Of the Mama and Ohio rivers near
Lawrenceburg.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-06

Fine ties and scarfs, new shapes and
styles, speciality, at
CAPrT1L CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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Hon. F. W. Elmer, of the Sea Coast, is in
the city.
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RICH PROPOSITION.

We will send the J0rnsAL ~ AsKIcuBrgRE
AND AaERIcAx STOCK BREEDEE, ie-page, -
column weekly paper ~ years established, .Pr1cs
81 so, and THE NEKELY CLAEIos, Jaekssa, Mis-,
enc year, beth papersfor $50.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Mrs. W. H Cook, wife of Hon. W. II
Cook, of Lowndes, is stopping at the Ed
wards House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

If in need of anything, socks, suspenders,
etc, call at the
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPoRrUH.
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Investigating Committees are the ordel
of the day.
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JaDan PersimmOns (!

<nfln TREES or THIS MOST ATTRACTIVE
IUOV and delicious fruit for ssle; aisO, 20 BUSH
Crystal SPRING. Miss
nova 'ss-3m.
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AR PoINDExTER HAS EE-oPHxED HIs
WI Studio 10 a room over A. ylrdens. Otizens
invited 70 call aud sc bis pzintinu
Eev.is, 'ts-a.
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An adcuuste memoir of Longiellow IL yet
TO be written. rne interesting work oil MIR.
Austin serves purpose, but II doss not
e YER tina ground. especially 80 tho details
# the y 1et's personal and private lie are
intentios ally avoided, and also most ofihe
correspondence which passed setween Long
t-i,ow and hly friends aud admirers. "a the
friends Il the poet we're very numerous ana
az he wAt u PROMPT, sprigh'l ~, ana agree
able cnrrespoudent. l. is obvious tuat there
10 n great mass III material 10 be worked
no BIZ som. bedv in "a standard biography.
Neas vhie thote who knew the poet are oc.
c,sionslly plncing before the public Items
of In fcrmaii,n Of more or less interest aud
IL 10 our int alton IRON time to time to FOL
low out tAis line.
Stephen Lonsfellow, the father OF Henry
w.. was 3 rrAduste OF Harvard in l79S
With CaGnning and Story tor clsssm stes
He ,topa snopg the hrst at the Portland
bar. but tad no tssts for poitics, although
he gas onoe = mem Der Of congress and al o
of the famous Hartford convention. He
~,s Cor may years one OF the trustees OF
30 ~rnin college. His con graduated there
la 1925, and soon became professor OF mod
ern languages In that iDstitunon. He az
suued the active duties OF tue pisce III io<''
La 1881 he was
nApRIrp TO NARY sroprr PoTTtn.
NJ y rttnnd n daughter OF Barrett Potter,
iudse Of the probate court. Judge Potter
vas a msn of marked character, noted iJr
his positive opinions, aud had The reputn.
ion of keeping very careful watch and
Guard over bis two cbarni e dsngh'.rs.
Oas 81 them hec4me the wife OF Peter
rnaicHer, highiy respectable member OF
he oar ~ &c ,ck county, Maine, and
no, 81 the Boston bar.
o his nargiase. Longftllow occnpief the
Htucki.y fousc GA Federal street. H. Bruins
gicE, clo.e ~ the Androscoggin RIVER, a
ch.rmiue ra.idrncs, surrounded hy beaui.
ia .in.s and th'ck snruobery. Mrs Long
f.liox wac remarkably quiet person, OF
chrrning manfers. and hso been tnorou sh-
" ,iinc led n fhe school 81 Miss Cusniug
~ Hir.ham. Mas NY imUression OF
her" sfiiss the venerable Professor Pack
ri. q. ~ m siirsc i've person, nj omins
in heafh AID besu'v, 'he graceful bride ~
/. r4r, s'irsc'iy- siid elegant young man.
L.refsl owl next door Deiehbof 10
q. u.ssi < AZ Bfnjsnin Weld, who form
~ resiird III Boston. occupvsne ct one
,ime 'hs f-mYns IN .rsisn on Pear street.
kuo<,ss .Hksi-' Folly" He vas Dsru-
a. "A cor lhs P0xk nader 0onornI
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from day ~ day without n feeling Of wtan'
g.tsor pain. indeed | Am y well mhh.
nd wholly through ia. influence ~
a, a.. Warner 4 Co.'S rlprreano''
/ consider tni. remedy .s tukinR the hiFh
ct possible Isrk IN ihe treatment OF vi
lisrssrs marked ~ den NY, loN OF app,'
lite, aid Ali other sympioms 81 stomach
nd digsAlivs aisnfdeu, Il u oTer"hslm
fnrIy superior t. the tDuio-, etues, $40
lyspspss cures II ths day, aud IN certain
3 be so acS goV edcoa IS the public UNI
yrfstliy, rhous.rda ~ propls to'dry arn
soIng 90 pfsaistufe gfAyeH Win ,hehs scr
sus disc1,es. inst have nn"ys detonosd,
and Co q ouch | would Hy; no not lel
sour good iudEmrn. b. governed Wy 'onr
ur,iutics,, but give the VboVo named rem
edy q fair and pafisut rial, ap1 | bslis1e
,ou will not oniy De fuwtrfti ny psffil
rp,foratlln n health, hut you viii also b.
eauvihCri that the ru.tical profession das'
not posros au me knosisdgo there 10 em'
brn 80 "a ih, medical rcirhoD.h
A G. RICHARDS, M, d.,
iSs fremont tifsst, Boston Mao
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did rot There Ia y sequel which IA not
tall 10 pTouy, but, vAl ~ say, tor
more true ~ nature Tie iH'hsr,
Von had been ~ long separated
from his Beloved ueugntrr bought
~ hes bees 'n'h, hous- II wes ini,fred,
OF course, that 10 paid for u, bni tbs par
rsiiye sarlc- from the regulation paiioru ~
or mentioning t-e fact That be- aid down
~ purchase moury in gold. He dit, 10
fact. nothing OF tho KIDD. He uta a't
ahnn' 20 pnS n over when he happonso 10
discover That be WINS $50 short Of ina r.
q .ir,f amnuut Ia order 80 rsve the trouble
Ot Vnunt iht check h bounged Tho sum
frpm ni. daurhfer--it was exactly ths uuui
sbf he'd Wv,d sp--sud sent down The
strsgi. Ne has not yCf rsturno', sud the
gifl. bs.rg out al iunds, hes s0ne back T.
wDfk Instead OF moving iulo her me-" hpuie,
as urt ioudh expected, Inis story, Thirh
NJ. p.I'scl NJ 30 stool fret, IN n. 'h N.
rt.uco q Ne folly uf publishing soqaels. a
sfqntI otn utldpm bee taad" 20 Il, %, sud
crstfnSt the hatm.ny sud oierDnl ti'nssi OF
things.
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The Il-ntting sequel.

A nice lite story. says the dianep oils
Journal, appeared In the New Jersey paper.
fhs other day about a man ~ho returned
from California ard fouud his Ing lest
4 .ugher at work in n meniai capsci y.
The man hsd AN assed n ior'nne. Of cour 2,
aa all men Do VINO 20 to C,iiernis, 20
announced bis intention OF provicine hsno-
s~m.Iy TO- his daughter. He At once pur-
chs.ed Residences Tor Ter and had deed
made out l. vas a handsome residercs-,
the girl ana eli n. r friends were d.lignteo,
ard the story went far and vide. IL vas .
toncbing tale. and would have satisfied
svery one hsd IL ended right there; but Is
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Why ran any ri.k with year Cough
Cold, Hoarseness. or indeed any pulmo-
nary or Bronchial Complaint, when rem.
edy safe thorough, and 40 easily Obtained
n, DR.. ID. Jsyne's Expectorsut can be haG?
Ifynu have oontrHc ed severe Cold. save
your Lungs from the dangerous irritation
and i fiama.;lp. which frequently brings
about Consumption, by promptly resortlng
to the Exp.clorant; and IT troubled with
anv Afsctiou of the Throat. You will mud
this remedy equally eflectual in afiording
relief from ohstruciiBg phlegm, aud in
ha.Iinr lha IL namsh uhrlS.
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SIIERMAE.

BHHsnAE, Jan. 3.-TCorresrondenss.1 J.
George A knignt soutn western pssssnEer
agent for the vsndaiis Line and Penusyl-
vsnis Route. VIM hse been sex at the
Buckley Hotai Tor the past sx weeks, 10
nov up sud about. aud viii leave this even.
inr tor Da Las aud Themes 10 his home o.
Ciecinnsu Ohio. Mr. Knisht was a Der
h- stranger sben he arrived here SICK bot
he ri seed himself uuaer the care OF Mr.. j.
Al Brsan proDristor OF the hotel, who gave
MS. every attention that rss possible, and
he leaves our cry 9Th renewed spirits and
A k.t'e- opinion 81 Tsras ios stranger.
Gap ain J. II. Brittoa 70 regisierei st the
biuret
IN Gr.s. Dallas, T G. Brown, Louis
vii's. are ~ the Buckley.
Oar ice uorgs are undergoing rev re
pare br The sum ner business.
rrO OF our bellies nave taken advantage
81 Leap Year, aud eKp.ct l, step on soon.
Their names 1 ana nj ~ libertT 10 rive.
Tai. Is oniy the stsrting % Of our yOung
iedes.
Cotton receipts rs bales.
The Eiu1 is b.osifg very hard and cold
,-dsy.
Basiness seems 20 Ne oickins 1p.
s"Thst whittier skiu OF uers Than snow,
And smooth ~ monumental slaoaster
u n All acquired BY using Pczz1ni's
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One thing a-mocrs &c i-.frs must bear
IN mind. Cue vsf clp maN- ~ hy'-
IT,, :, =, "a 80 ~-est reuu lean sia'es ~ The
Dor,bs this ypsr. ffit T. 10 rave nshi-
Inc cbspc- for success - the prs DENTAL
cont.s. sno1 o. apso. 10 must eucsmP on
The Old grou q. AID brein hos Hits 90 tse
Aid !inps. rf-rs ~ no escape " M ~.
Toe ba ,le hsld must De ~bs,s y 80 is
ssao .os 4, 1910. Frpm the positions then
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

asef.T- MENTAL LABOR. -
Prot. Adoipn OFT, New York, says OF the
Acid Pho.phe .: II have been able TO
devote myself II hard mental labor, from
shortly after breakfast TIL - late hour In
the evening -i'houi experie cling the
81 gste.t relaxation, and | vouls no, NO"
a. any rate disnensa with y
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LErrEH LAST.

This inlsviuT iaa list OF letters remaining q
tho Po,t.olice AZ DALAI Dallas county, rcsAsfsr
ths week ending Jan. q 1891. which, n not
called for IN four weeks, viii he s,uI " the dead
letter odico Parties calling lur these letters VIII
please say advertised" giving the date Of The
list p.files llYiuE la the city will please have
their nail Addressed % their street aud number.
T.. GaHHtssS. Y, 81.
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.at, aULgnAaS asa SARA H. az

&aaS, GOL9nAAs asa SseIA H. az
uQMMH:0TIcMg.
AZ aALvySg on WITH nsaory i-,as u
steamers iof Key Nssi .-ha has losL hOs'
gan Line itoaT CA for New Orloe,ie. Jndlas
ola, oaspus CARAT. sroT1a'iNe ana Yer
Cruz
at ESGA s,,A , s;,n IN s,S q 4 d d
AZ Puakis EkSata wlth u., h. d \. a.
Gjunset koutoy noI Columbia, Nolmsr, HM
wood, Luiing, San Antonio. Laredo. Uvel6e.
Teas:on .iS s.ar ana 6rS.e i Rorso iS s
Boau noiL Orange, Lake Ch.ylef, tho Techs
Counus, New orlenns and AL points n tha
southsssS Forth aud Easr With New YORK,
Texas q Eekicsn k'y for Wharton, viutoris
and stAtoi1 on that line.
at EHSH k4A@ w1th II. q A. o. Hg fuI
Hemps,ead, rsdbc'iar. sidsncs Mopads
aud AG0nn.
ac MLr,Aa - WIN J. a q. n. ny. FOR Hesrnc,
Pales'ine, Adale, Round Rock, George.
town. Austin. Ban ksscos. Nav Brau,ssls
san Antonio and Laredo
Al TEMplE with sbeour1 paoinc ny.
At Me- - t.ls1.. 1.;n rexas and 81. Lcui1
~ tor Wsoo o1ssio@na, AS sus. Mount flees.
sni. Gil,o; ana TesariarA
As tgQrsfsAE With the roxIi Central ly.
for Taco. Ross; Hsco rrcdell usoo and Al
points % thai Inc.
at CLk.nuRKE. JGncnon '< Danas n
Ae YuaT WORTH With hissoun I'xcifs
and fexas Pacific Ryt for eli points on
lhese lises; for q Paso, Santa TO- San Fren.
csts, o. Lcui1, Chicago, New YORK.. and -
poitss North, East and Gost x
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