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St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

Complete heart-ease and free
dom from aches and pains fol-
lows the use of pr. GuYsott's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
1t gives tone and strength to
every part of the body, and is
especially efficacious in curing
diseases brought on by func-
tional arrangements, such as
impure blood, e0eab kidneys,
poor digestion, ETC., causing
heazacbes, constipation, sores,
p6mples, urinary sediments,
aching joints and limbs, lame
back, general veGkness, a1ai-
UersaE laSSitude, ETC., etc.
Under the influence of this
excellentremedy the heart beats
regular, the blood circulates
with vim, the lungs breathe easy,
the kidneys and liver grow
healthy and strong, and the
whole physical organization be-
comes more capable OF endur-
ance. Thought and action are
compassed with greater free
dom, and the individual app
proaehes as near perfection as
healthful humanity is capable.
Unfortunates who seek health
do themselves great injustice if
they fail to try this excellent
remedy. 1t is as far ahead of all
other preparations Of sarsapa-
rilla, blood purifiers, TONES, bit
tiers, ETC., as gold is superior to
silver. THOUSANDS have attest
ed to its worth as a SIRE TeUiUer
of health, strength and Utgor.
R9 Remember to have your
druggist get it for YOU and
take no substitute.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21
"a perfect Flood Of Sunshine"

will fill the heart of eve~y suffering woman
If she will only persist in the use OF Dr;
Pierce's " Favorite Prescription 1t VIII
cure the most excruciating periodical pans;
give healthy action. 1t will positively cure
Internal Inflammation and liberation, mis-
placement and all kindred disorders. Price
reduced to one dollar. By druggists.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

A PASSENGER crossing a fine bridge
asked a wit whom he met by what engt"
neer it was built ~ can not tell, was the
reply, ''but if you go over you'll be tofLed."
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

In proof Of the persistent hatred that
Cain cherished for his brother, a little girl
declared that he hated him as long as ne
was Abel.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

SIT must prove boon to mothers, i" is what
DR.. Cox, of Washington, DC, says OF hed
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t. Csc.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEso are
widely known as an admirable remedy for
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs and Throat
troubles. Sold only IN boxes. % cts.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

ROUGH on rats-The increasing demand
for kid gloves.-N Z. Independent.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

one wear after date, for value received, 7
promise to pay to the order of the publisher /
of Chicago Post and Courier the sum Of. dollars,
with interest at per cent. per annum after |!
maturity. 1t is understood and agreed that |
no part Of the principal of this note will be de-
1nanded or become payable Except at my |
pleaSure), as long as remain paid-up sub |
scriber to the above named paper.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

Your mammoth orange, like church
bell, is mostly peel.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21
Rupture Cured

THE sweetest thing in walking sticks
The sugar cane.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21
Yonne nren, Read This.

A GREAT wag-A dogs tail.-OGr Dumb
Friends.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

Glenn's Sulphur Soap heals and beauties CSC.
GERMAN Conn REMOVER kills Corns Bunions.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21

A MANS reputation is no better for being
guilt edged.-Judge.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21
Consumption.

AN exchequer-a retired baggage mas
Ser.-Puck.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-21
&SmelI. A quick
MUSIC BOOKS
FOR SCHOOLS.

Otherwerknown and very successful books for
High Schools are: welcome Chorus; W. s; TIde Ii
rel Wreath, W. o. Perkins. Price of each Of the
three books 81 or 90 per doz Also High sch09h
and Public School HymnaIs by Irving EMERSON
cts ner dOZ.
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ferior to himself at his best that his
achievment is discomforting TO con.
slider. Shakespeare often writes so
i'll that one hesitates to believe
that he could ever write
supremely well; or, If this
way of putting the matter seems, as
to some 1t must, INDIGENOUS and abom-
Unable, he writes SO well that one Is
10th to believe no could ever write
Aus extremely i'll. There are pas.
Sages in his work in which he reaches
such heights of literary invention as
since his time no mortal has found &C.
cessible, and there are passages which
few or none or US can
peruse without a touch OF
that "burning sense Of shamep ex-
perience In the presence OF Mr.. POyn-
ter's "Diadumene" by the "Britioh
Matron" OF tho Times newspaper.
Now we have got TO DO 50 lofty in our
ideas that we can not sway with the
thought OF imperfection. our worship
must have Tor It's object something
wholly flawless, something utterly
without spot or blemish. We cRn DO
satisfied with nothing less
than an entire and perfect
cbrysolite and we can not
taste our Shakespeare NJ AIS WORST
without experience, not merely the
burning sense Of shame Aforesaid, but
also frenzy of longing to father bis
crimes upon somebody lse-MarlOwe,
for instance, or Green, or Fletcher
and fury of proof that our divinity
was absolutely incapable OF commit
ting them. That Shakespeare varied;
that the match!ess prose and the not
particularly lOrdly verso Of AS You
Like IL are by tho same hand;
that the master to whom wo owe
our Hamlet is also responsible Tor
Gertrude aud King Claudius; that no
who gave us tho agony OF Lesr and the
ruin Of OtbellO cid likewise porpa.Tato
tho scene OF Hecior's murder, in man
ner 90 poor and in spirit so gross and
yiie--is beyond all htliof and patience;
and we have argued the pOiut TO such
an extent thrt We arc all Of ua in
Gotham, and u mooncat ike tho D.
Cripiiun that whatever Is good in
Shakespeare 20 Lord Bacon, Is no prod
ICY, but y natural BIRTH MaGogine
of Art.
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MR1IA, Aug. I,-[Special.l- Tho To-
cal option cases are set for Friday next
in the town of Groe0beeck, when
Judge Hurt will give his decision as to
the legality Of the election. Great in
terost Ia manifested in the result, aud
in case II should be unfavorable to tho
local optionists, we will be prepared to
furnish Waco and Corsicana with
what they may need in tho line OF fine
whisky, beer, etc,
The Santiicationists Hurlock and
Church, of CoIsicana, are holding
their meetings under large tent near
the center Of the town, Their yostoT-
day evenings services were for the
male sex only, in which their peculiar
sins were shown up in n telling man
ner. Brother Hurlock, In this, IL try
ing to pattern after Sam Jones, Pier
son and Williams.
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HILLsuoEo, Aug, q, Special go
An announcement Tow days ago that
Hon. r, Q Mills and Senator Richard
Coke would speak to-day on the pro-
hibition question brought very large
number Of people from every section
of this county. A telegram from Col
Onol Mills family physician says ho
was not well enough TO leave home.
A large Platform ard nsmHrous seats
were prepared In the courthouse yard.
Judge Joe Abbott spoke first, and
made an ablo speech against local
option and prohibition, He cited in
stances in this county whore It had
been tried, ana was the worst evil Of
the two.
Senator Coke began speaking at I
o'clock and entertained the audience
for over two hourn. He showed that
prohibition WAS an infringement on
tho personal liberties of the individual;
that the Democratic party in its plat
form has declared against sumptuary
lows. His speech was forcibly deliv.
cred and received with immense ap.
plause throughout.
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,orpLEaEYraEY MARKETS



INV OGiENN ., Aug "a. Flour easy, but
40 guutuuiy lower; choice, ~; fancy, 4 90
rN ttu AncylNi, Minnesota patent process,
@. l.i Western wnyn. pate ls, 90.
,N0'luiis No 2 yellow misud, ii yellow,
10 TO tG " uilv, 30.
oats dull, but steady; choice western, in
sacks, So; No ST, Sus, In sacks, ~.
Curnmeal duh tnd lower nc . So
Hay steady; prime 1900 10 1850; choice,
As 00to 10 10.
Pork qulc, md weak SIS
Lard duh, weak andloweri rehnUI .,crce,
6,T l-2.
BuE meats weaker shoulders, ( 70 -;
long clear, O. 6il-2 clear rib, . - to575
Bacon dull and lower; shoulders, 4.25;
long clear, O.3j; clear Iib, $50
Choice eugar.curod cany lsod hams, ~,
Whisky dull Oud uuchauged; western
rectihcd, 100 TO l,2i,
,OilOe quiet and weak; Rio CcrgOcs ard
con mon ~ prime ~ tOQA,
Sugar easier; 10 isilns centrifugal off
white GIG to 8es;primc vel ow clHr ned,
J 6as seconds, So too
MOlass.s steady; Louisiana centrifugal,
primo to strictly prime, 20 TO 80; fair 80
| good m,r, ~ 10 -; commoa TO good COM
mon, 10 10 ~
Rice In fair demand; ordinary to good,
- tobi&.
Cotton seed oil -primc crude, q TO Is:
summer yellow, % l-2i cake, q ~; market
luioi and weak.
EEchange-Nev York sight, 200 per eco
J premium
Bankers sterling, nominal
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" nv - AZ " W ANiNlbN
~ this question Is frequently asked
wo will simply say that she is lady
who for upwards OF 30 years mas Gn..T-
ingly devoted her time aud ,slauts as
a female physician and nurse, prlno..
nally among Children. Sc has v-puU
tally studied tho constitution and
wants of this numerous class, aud az q
osult of this C0urt and practical
knoledgo, obtained in lifetime SpOnt
as u nurse and physician, she has com.
pounded o Soothing Syrup Tor chill
dren todhing, 10 operates Ike magic
giving rost aud health, and IS moro
over, sure 10 regulate the bowels In
consequence ofthis article Mrs. Wilma
low is becoming wOrld-renowned
~ a beneiaotOr ut her race; CAildron
certainly do ri5eup and blOsH her; es.
peCially Ia this tho cDso IN this city.
Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup
are daily sold aud used here. We
think Mrs. WiuslOw has immortalized
her name by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands OF
children have been saved from an
early grave by rs timely use, and that
millions yet unborn viii share its ben
efits and unite In calling her blessed.
No mother has discharged her duty Ia
her suffering little one, in our opinion,
until she has given 10 the benefit OF
Mira. WILSON'S Soothing Syrup. Try
it, mothers-tryit now Ladies' Nis-
itor, New York City.l Sold by all
druggists. 70 cents u bottle.
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Amendments.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24--The acting
postmaster-genoral to-day appointed
tho following named iourth-class post
mastera:
In Notwithstanding, Il. Il.
Hill.
In -Candleton, W. N. I'm
derwOOd,
In Illinois A. l.. Wrey; Met
calf, Robert j. Smith.
In MisHOuri-StOulland Gabriel NJ.
Sisk; Buffalo, John George.
In Dakota BerosiOrs, Thomas r..
Brady; FSirbank, Charles A. Ar
mount.
In Ohio-Sogo, w. q. Kelly; Hope.
well, w. i. Brown; HasbpOrt, r.. W,
J. Curtis; Dresden, Henry l.. Lemert;
Adamsyiile, Jonathan Gausmer; New
Cumberland. Miss Il. Carnahan; Min
eral Point, Frank Graham; Cadwal-
adler, j. ", DOnehey; Newcomer
town, Garrett Bassett; Tracy, A. X.
Clement; Barnhill, H. Oliver; 81, Ais
burg, Jacob Gcpfert; Dundee, James
w. Stout; Frazerburg, Is.
raol w, Ewing; Rixs Mill,
j. y. Bartlettt; Sharesvillo,
John Roth; PlRinville, Charles A.
Plat; Philo, John A. Hassell; Canal,
Louisville, Charles A. Graham
Clarks, A. II. Patterson; Keens, j. III,
Smith; West Bedford, John Shields,
In Indinua-DesDto, Mrs. John w.
Marks.
In Kansas-Whito Cloud, Harvey
Vandslioe; Eskredge, James II. Shu
mate.
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shnksnenre and nsmbrnndt

Shakespeare aud Rembrandt, indeed,
have the property in common Of being
able to quicken speculation and com.
pei tho minds OF mon to combat and
discussion. About the English poet a
literature OF contention has been in
process of accretlon ever since he was
discovered to be Shakespeare, aud
about the Dutch painter and
etcher there has gradually been
formed an accumulation OF pre-
cisely the same character, and for tho
most part OF equal quality. La such
an age as ours, whom the creative fac
ulty OF the world Is mainly occupied,
not with pure creation, tut with COM
montary and criticism, reason should
not DO far TO seek. Both mon
were OF tho giants. Both were
original and individual in the
highest sense Of the words; both woro
Leagues ahead Of their contemporaries
not merely rs regards the spirit OF
thelr message. but also In respect OF
the terms Of its delivery, each, moro.
overland here we como upon capi.
tai point Of contact and resemblance
each was at times 20 prouigiVusly AM
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More Disputed Acsounin

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i.-First Comp
trOllor Durham aud Solicitor
McCue had a. conference with
Acting Secretary Fairchild this
evening in regard TO tho
settlement of the expense accounts "
tho court commissioners Oi the Ala
bamR claims, which are alleged 20 in
dictate q heavy lots and extrayagant
business ON the part OF tho court,
Tho result OF the conference Ia not
positively known, but IL Is understood
that the flrst comptroller was advised
20 dssllow large number OF the
itoms in tho accounts, ag-
gTegating many thousand dol
lars, Including several special
attorneys, the necessity for whose
employment IL questioned by the &c
counting ofncor, An official state
ment in regard 10 the matter will be
made at the treasury department to-
morrow.
The solicitor of tho treasury has
given en- opinion that tho disbursing
officers in the payment of interest on
United States coupon bonds must
accent the court records of tho ad-
ministration, execution, etc, whom
verified according 10 the law OF tue
State where the records are filed.
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g"TT - n
-u4yr '- s-nlslas'-S 80 -rg-sa-s ~
THE
Best Institution IN 6aFtb
Relieves from Lodge Duties has
paid /, Death Claims nearly $780,
900, and saved its membership 81
100000, as compared to old line
rates. RIB. PARROT, Manager,
Waco, Texas,
Extract from Financial Rsnort

"rho Texas Benevolent Association, con
Quoted upon stilctly business principles, as
much so gs any banking system, and em-
bodying the assessment feature 20 raise a
mortusry fundamentally the only
equitable one combines in its practical
workiu gs all tho advantages of mutual CO.
operation. Tho interest OF the member
ship and management are mutual and
reciprocal. It Is not easy to conceive how
any nearer approach to perfection in any
system Of scouting safe and economical
provision for loved ones can be devised.
1.-THE best clerical help 70 be had Is found
In the homo Office, which is u marvel OF
systematlzed management. Everything
Is conducted with clearness and dispatch
that leaves nothing 10 be dosirod,n
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Forty Years Experlrnceofnn Ola Nara,

Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurna,
Mira. Winslow's Soothing Syrup IL
the prescription Of one OF the bast To-
male physlnians and nurses in the
United States, and has been used for
10 yoars with never. failing safety aud
success by millions OF mothers and
children, from the feeble infant Of ono
week old 10 tho adult. IL corrocts
acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels aud gives
rest, health and comfort To mother aud
child. We believe It the host and sur.
est remedy In the world In all cases of
dysentery aud diarrhma in children,
whether arising IRON toething or from
any other cause. Fun directions for
using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless tho feo.simile of
Curtis 4 Perkins IL on the outside
wrapper. Sold by an medicine deal
orE, rs cents bottle,
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
MORE ACCOUNTS pIsALLoWED.
The Expenses of the Court Of Alabama
Claims Discovered to DO Lavishly
Extravaganza Report ON the
Shoe and Leather Trade.
Other Eevsy Items
Reno,t on the shon Ipduatrr.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Somo time
since tho State department sent circu-
lars TO the various United States con.
suls asking Tor information in regard
to tho shoe and leather trade in the
various districts in which they are 10.
Gated, Responses to tho circulars are
now being received. Consul Harper,
st Munich, gays Of tho trado in
Germany. "0erman manufacturers
have during the last decade made
rapid progress in this industry. There
have boon founded largo factories, that
produce iirsi-rate gOOds-quite equal
TO thoae produced in other countries.
No money has been spared To intro
duce the very best machinery. Sons Of
the most prominent houses have been
sent 10 America, England and France
to study the trade and its bearing. The
American method Of manufacture has
had tho special attention Of tho lead
ing firms. The results are that many
factories are completely furnished
and conducted on American plans. In
fact, the German manuiac-
turers are ondeavoIing TO elevate
their productions TO tho highest
degree OF perfection. Tho time is not
far distant when German machine
sewed ladies' goods will DO found in
the west end shops OF London"
Consul Russell writes from Liver
pool: "American leather 10 sent here
with quantity Of waste attached,
which English dealers would render
into glue and not DO At the trouble aDG
expense Of tanning. There is some.
thing in tho American pro
CESS which robs the pelJ
OF large purtionof it's gelatin
eous paris and makes the texture dry.
IL ia found necessary for buyers Of
American hides before they can be
used, 70 rid them Of much otlal before
they can be cut mp, This ia
waste. 1t would enhance tho value Of
hides IL American tanners would cut
these of and make gluo Of them.
There are no bona ii dc Amerlcan-made
boots sold here, although there arc
several so-called American stores. Tho
goods sold in them are manufactured,
MS the proprietors say, on tho Am0ri-
can principle. There ere no import
duties on leather, olthor raw 10 manu-
fnctured.D
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Denies that me strusk mer.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 24,-Lzzie st. Quin-
ton, whose opera company is playing
an engagement here, writes the Asso-
ciated Prons: 81 desire TO contradict
the publicstiOn that has been made
that Mr.. Harry Motion, the tenor of
my company, struck me with COW
hide during a performance Of the
Chimes of Normandy. In justice 10
Mr.. Motion / wish 10 positively deny
eny such action on his part. At al
timsp, both on aud off tho st8ge,' he
has shown mo tho greatest respect and
] would bo less than woman
were to tamely submit to such troat-
mont "a has been published regarding
the New Orleans sensation"
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Take al tho Kidneys and Liver

Take al She Kidneys and Liver
Medicines,
Take all the Blood puIiierg,
Take all tho Dyspepsia and.
Indigestion cures,
Take all tho Agua, FovGr, and
bilious specifics.
Take all tho Brain aud Nerve force
r6ViYers,
Take all tho Crest health restorCrs.
In short, take all the best qualities OF
all these and tne-best
-Qualitioa Of NIL tho best medicines
I'm tho wo,ld, and you will find that
Hop Bittor5 have tho best curative
qualities and powers Of all-cOn-
Centrated in thom,
And that they VIII cure WHOM any
or all Of th0se, pingly or-c0mblned,
Failll!l
"A thorough tial via give positive
proof OF this.
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A yilo Calumuy,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Admiral
Ammen to-day received the following
dispatch from President Cardenas, OF
Nicaragua: "Tho Estrella do Guate-
mala publishes today alleged docu-
ments asserting that the directors OF
the Panama canal have purchased the
president of Nicaragua In order To pro-
vent tho construction OF the Nicaragua
canal. This Is vile calumny that |
repel with indignation and deny II
emphatlcally, and will prosecute the
authors before the proper tribunal. Be
good enough to publish THIS in WASH
inpton.n
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CASUALTIES.


BEAUFORT, S. O., Aug. 2l.-Tne
steamship Aiex0ndria, which arrived
hero yesterday, reports the wreck Of
the Scottish steam dredge Beaufort on
August $, Of The Bermudas. Captain
Percy and n crew Of 10 or u mon nre
believed 10 have all been lost. Tho
Beaufort cleared from Savannah IN
ballast on July 20 for Greenock, Scot
land, via Bermuda. She sailed from
Bermuda August 2l,and WG3 Caup lat In
@ hurricane when six days out.
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Threatened UpIIaing

WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-Adjutent
General Drum to-day received dis
patch from an officer commanding In
New Mexico, saying that the Southern
Utes in that Territory were starving;
that they had no supplies and were I'M
able 10 procure any, and that unless
food was Immediately secured for
them they would so on the war path.
These are the same Indians that n few
weeks ago were reported to be without
food and in starving condition.
Temporary relief was afforded them by
drawing on the military stores.
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Mes.rs. II. w. Grabsr & company
have moved thoir tfice ard ware
rooms 10 Noe. 75l and 752 Elm street,
whero thoy now occupy ou3 OF the
largest hous5 iu tao city, tho main
Zoo, sud sample rooms being 50by 200
le0t Their rapidly Increasing trade
compelled them so provide more
comnOdiouE quarters, particularly for
thglr iumoua2 gtlcE OF hugcio9 and
oarr.agos. which they are making q
srHuf.llgv.
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Mostnn XYelIs Arrlrnla.

J @ Groce, G f Tlmmons, Waxa-
hachio; Miss julia MclIugh, Miss M
MoHugh, w N Brandon, G " Lap
pingtou, r. Unman, DR. e w Mead,
Miss Lou Steele, Irene Barton, Miss
Ida Hoarne, Miss May Prendergast. G.
V Prendergast, @ = Briggs, G X M
deck, G X McLendon, G S Meredith,
Harry Hook, IL w MistsOl, Dick Lap
pineton, Mrs Charley Lewis, Calvert;
Mrs @ Nettles, Boltv0r Nettles, ii G
Crawford and wife, Miss Dora
Ward, Miss Bolln Crawford, w
III Howell, $ Il Scott, IL Il Dunn,
" y Agan, NJ Rouh, Ed w Nicholson,
Reagan Dioktou, Judge b w Rimes,
w N Patrick, Miss COrnio johnson, Y
A Stuart, Marlin; Q Dean and wife, G
Dickey, S II Clinton, G Shelton. Waco;
George L Jester CorsicanR; y b Louis,
Chicago; Mrs Sam Millican, Weather
ford; Mrs l. N Fitzhugh, James b
Simpson, Major II V Tompkins, r
Patrick and wife, John w Walden, II
w Bryan. Colonel w A Rucker, Louis
JacobY, Dnllas; John b COrley, Frank
l. Moore, II Gibson and son, Mezin;
w Il Jones, A ID McNabb, Ricbmoud;
w q Garner, Ernest Adams,AJ Buch-
enau, A q Taylor, MISS MOllle Taylor,
Mrs j n Bielherwick, Bryan; j Y
SuaGd, Csmeron; Tracy Mckenzie,
Palestine; 5 IA Easiland, w II East
land, y shannon, New York; Mrs q
Lowis, GslVeston; @ q McLendou,
New Orleans; j Swain, Nj } Whaloy,
KOsso; l. il Foster, George Reynolds
and wife, Miss Lsura ThedtOrd, eros
beck; IL Il Disbuke, Mrs Robert Ben
nett, w III Bennett, Mrs Lou Cham
bers, McGgegor; Mrs Z a Groesbeeck,
San Antonio; y NJ Bowles, Carter
Farm; Colonel n q Bagley and wife,
NJ Hack, Hearne; $ d Sandel, Austin
@ Il Stanley, F Muier, Mckinney; q
Il Mcclure, Lodbetter; George A
Thomas, Franklin; j l. White snd
wife, Thornton; r J. Erwin, Tohua.
cana; s $ Mooney, Navasutg; W s
naveuport, Miss Laura Davenport, 4
N Riley, Sublnal.
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lieutenant on board, who was still
wearing the mourning Grape on his
arm, INDUCED in slanderous remarks
against General Grants character and
career. The politician became very
angry, and on his return to shore, i'm
mediately sent the slanderer chnl-
lenge to fight duel. The latter de-
clined on the ground that dueling Is In
violation of navy regulations. The
irate gentleman then notified the OIL
Ger that he would shoot him
on sight unless he accepted IL.
The lieutenant finally accepted, but
while the preliminaries were being
the affair, and declined to permit the
lieutenant to go ashore, thus frustrat.
ing tho duel for the present at least.