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among the rest of the military ont vv7'erdny, was
,1opsw company Of Montgomery Gr'n0'l"rs, escorted
By the Mont -on'ery inurs their unit n's very beau
I Fui, and the men look Ro'dier-!Ihc
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Salt monopoly.-Mr Ben.on is to ret the It.Jy
salt, 30 cents per bU<hel, repeated His f:"ud' are
moving in Indiana the subject. The raopI" o ,nn'
have paid for many years to the henhawo salt
monopoly from 81 dollar AID half per bush" ~
this necessary Of life. B who BE-" their condition viii Ne
battered by the repeal of' d"'Y, much doubt, for
when that done ;rcy wa. be at TING mercy Of the
Pea'ed the 4''a-~,~~as assaulted it'll the cry IF low
prices but The rute is higher than was when the
duty was pa But politicians care not for the results.
All they want, " n"a Of excitement, a ID when the
' rr'i'5 !. over, Nr. Benton will prghurs II, 9p,r,
'..o"D'.s If division Of land, or some , t,cr ngr7ri2p
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Sunday 18th, 1885, Proprieor's Purse $500. Ent.
SEQ free fr all ages 2 "a old 70 lbs. 3, Sc. T. 90
s. no. s, !ls ogci, '"1 rs vh an allowance of3 les.
To mares and gedngs.- mile heats-best Bin j.
~. Ring"mau, tWm. ]. Miner ) b.f Tee
poe, l,y Facpic, ca! of n tilLn, by Gray
Toi 2ll1
R, H. Halle, WIN. Z. Barow's)g 2, c. Cap
tain Laurent, b. imp. Iu e'orou, +, dumby
racifr, l222
J. f. 'illtr's ch, tn Harpayce hy Collier,
dam bv Sea Serpent, ". 493
Ira Smiths ch.f. Marin Duke, By Mcdoc,
dam BY Sr.,uprer, VS. "a !
Timc. H0i--2 O0--.2 % o.
This rucn, like the preceding on this course ths
season, very easily. Again. like 'he&,, ndlc
of Il ing, all on one side. Go it while you may.
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I.a,e., Dates.
I.ORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES

CLEARANCES
December II. 1872
Ship Ontario, Jameson. Liverpool. s4J Whitney
ship Orleans. Sears Now York. A Cohen
t'q'' As'''' '''~''' "'"'ss' '''' Nv ~ss.,. co
Rig seenoria, Gardner. Bordeaux, Ri Dc"cy
B,ig Rana., Koln Havana Grooming CO
sriE Pasl,ney. aloant BORDEAUX NV Zackarie 4 CO
sen Elizabeth Forsyth. Pensacola Master
Sch Robert Mills. Headiey. Brassos u iver
Steamer Niagara. Fennell. Mobile Master
ARRIVALS
December Il, 1889
Steamer Echo warrington IN For, Adam.
steamer Armstrong. Iarolty. fin Paquemine is1
slsa"er Paul Jones, Thontqsson, FIN Baton Rouge .E
stenmer Philippe Smith Mil1esdoux plantation
ssaner Ai"Sam r"" rosi.h Z" Al..anis
December Is. 1890
Tow rhorni, HNnibnl, from the Passes. having
eeeda 20 sea viii Acs relnrnea sd NOV.
Steamer Angoro, fitting I'm Louisville
seamer Brian Bor"ih,ne. Edwards, fn, Shreveport
ssa%sf c' "s f. "SyS% Ss,'
Steamer brilliant Hart, fin Boyvu~uta
EXPLOITS
nv list Of exports handel il OF ,ho 9Th instant
- M" Yon% ship r,.os% fargo 100 s1' erecc
ale VS. hxs rauds Isl dkins tuLos Is pkss
merchandise
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per etenmer Robert FuItoo. Cargo % t,les cotton
GO; as hid sugar H Lynch I.smGuth 4 Thompson
80 hra"der .Kennn Wrieht.
Alexandria. Per steamer AabauiA Cargo lei ia col.
Ton Burke e. W.s COZ 1856 Lsm1eIh TDo@.oo 50 " il
,.re 8 co; ss J ii I.everieh s 90
Shreveport Per steamer boo Noo'tmc fargo Pas uaes
DEF. s'cKsnna 4 Wright % / T. i re CO. 80 krfInoT
Cobh q n Pickett; 50 A Riyord,e & Co.
su5ts VISA, ss1 E, % a. - Sss o,oo
,sLa.bst1 1hons.ss i n@ar: hsr,s'S % w
AieEo < Nnrttxs No.
60; s6A Ledoux;l4R Brgo' - casks tacon Ogden soo,
ford Lorseny;a Il DO 80 con- Pee ioho.on
s sss.o sss; So 's e. .pp ns.1s CO ~ " "
N.,chi,oehe.. Cargo ~ bales e. zoo
70 sp sS s ,thSs F" co. - , c
H. f, IA co.. 70 look ns'. ern D!",g'@ s.
bayou sara. Per s,e.ne rfiaus rogo 2,5baie sscoo
u White co; IS Rem ,s Fsirdays c., ~ Pres on =
Jones; p Dahose Richafdon 10 tODn"r& Grizzly, a. v
Flower; ~ T Q STARK; lransn jrniS'so; '3j
$ as1 Fs'.n nssn'f' co CO. 11S F,ss l. va""
Tho"p."n;sa cn,.'. : hsss:G Nh',jos 4 s'nrAc G J Il
CCNSIGNEES
Per .hip Fairfield. .woad Siar,ors " srut,n CO,
T GPimrton and Laittas IT,. q
PAssENGEPs
Per ,teamcr Ansora. .5:essr Val, Chsnc~, Koss L"ys
Lieut. Prince. Doctor pc.r't Kerr c.nrs ni"ar. lead
+
dunes Hurts. Horn Misses Euraon>on
Per steamer iiiinn fofGInn Mr >ews F.r.y;
and Lady; John Cary; Tun Wlliars G'more; Ely Cone;
Rayley; Harris: Keith kpo,es knwdnto
Per .,eamn, Euetcye nss,r tasop c!or'sto Rrady Kr
mani Contauk Hughes; asr"son; Ma∋ ny
la"a; familt"n; burn, p,Fis; s.,pmia Il
Per Atenne. Creole tlrssrr Royce Wooster Smiih a6
Tucker: RatciG. Horn
r, s,samst brilliant. Mr. More'a Lady ma Gate.
.sr.t Mess Folory and Lazy 'FA napr'e and sevf Ms
Duplnnter daughters and hss Sharp, Auhr
Tucksone; Ogan; Eeady Owen, Ghson; Davidson; ronnyr
Lawson: Nichosou; Rooaa Bates, Geo Durauuer; Fuss
,sr; louighy ~
MEMORANDA
River still remains veryi sign ON rise
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F"N You'd It NO. ba wai lL,t law y.,,c
p",>"d LcCifNtu e, or'ng, ,b' 7,opr.rl,.y CT
n1"I;l j. 'iIacC NI- uuu,-uf Al, ciitors O. Li,ri
"t!'".~. 'ead Q: i, rup>rs.
W ne for the iuI and attire f .e,lo.n nf the
Ije69, 'cSpi.e all NUtars vino unt,er an nnunv-
nous G, " any Go,rr wha,so"v r. ia: forth
0t*n s. = nun abuse aid f / upor ile 1,,blc an
1riesHo' ERon,a hisckg tard ns tbs author Anrny
i"9nF ~ ]! re in houn asrI oin.on ,lerenev bound
10 'bse' " hei" III IMariyIs the str tast r,,i.s of
pp2r'it / rum and couresl; III ,so who transcend
those .. III the dark, under dis Ii3e, arc base
kAarrS wards.
1heF ia, AS have been 'eitoI, from, The fact that
We hay" ohfr wed ARTICLES puhIir print from
the po' ID cores 'ondent Of ours and one Of the
Erett Z ors 10 he "Aarious Scat" Beware, for
run .o' i'll expose YOU unIcsz goa H5ht ike
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'nnt' " u t.'F a3orl ot ra'u,e !, tye
'-i'or. !t:s inN ',.t LrS' and 3 nil =
s"'ll nrass q fu,ri jrcu. 50 gee, y on
ednccd sl,r metal 10 this ,t.lc, tn 1t the
of smelling have been found useless. A
me SKI has lately discovered IN the
Easing tbs ore, but sire cxnen-e is pc
lh4 or vii have tA re -hiaoed
to hc smell u where tn. nlrtrs can be
nhunIrnc" There i. GU, c,,4 article
the fusion aud even th1i is .carce,
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Ut
.oHars;
IT. Ill nH

.vilars;
"a -,t,, ell off.
r s-o,,sanl dollars from
shars forconrt fees making
. EIGHTY THOUSAND poLLAR,,
, anue truly. Cfcnurse his clerks,
100, '-ti"nary, prisoners food deputies &c.
- cost him nothing, paid by some good
ia fellow, the editor Of the Sun may be, Al rhia
'-te Hozey will soon he rich man, and that wa the
many took up, when he obtained the ap-
poinmen indeed that was one Of the reason ratrot.
ic motives always being the frs tina, induced u.s. and
thirty Others to ask Ned White for the office and for
refusing lit which, we kicked up such dss of rum,
pus.
Come, come Mr. Sun, il you will agree 10 pay Hozey's
expenses, dare sny he will give up all the profits of
the office, for ut least half what you estims,e tbem
and make enough shen-you'll say even 50, it ia
mighty pretty race-wish we had it.
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& If Mississippi are redceming th.r notes
the east at 5p,rs cent premium They a,e
S53 ,,leir house in order Wise men they!
,nness has taken strong ground against internal
L. SS,rovements. A bill hss been ntr oduced and will
probably pass repeating all laws anhorisng tile issue
offurther bnnds the Improvement COM
pnniss within her bs-lers without exception This bill
fpassed will cut off subscriptions authorised to the
amount Of $2747,5l. The total Of the statess abiI
ties for bonds already issu.tis $il70,6i6 The nave
ment is the beginning Of The anti internal improve
ment policy ofthe General Government.
Il A vernnent organ, in Mississippi, broa'hc. the
doctrine Of free rude AMI the repeal of all tariffs. 1t
for breaking up Ill custom houses &c. AMI goes in for
direct be levied by the und paid to the
government, Washington for its support il the quota
Of representation
The administration paper, in this city, admits that the
suhteasry bill TO be passed by Congress- this winter,
will be amended to make it a National Bank to
all intents and pursoses, Invested Of the power Of dis
counting.
From all APPEARANCES, there be doubt, hut that
the beginning Of the end Of the late experiments the
currency is at hand. II any can he adopted
to control the Sste Banks in their career, without
Their National Bank nth the power Of discounting tn.
precept Of solomon will prove falsi.y.
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Sr, LOUIS Posr OFFICE. Mo. N
Oct. Fl, 1889.


Editor True American: F
Sir,-Your papers to Andrew Dwyer are
not aken out IF this Office Cause,-Ran OF from 81.
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IRA n D
REAL ESTATE EDTTERV

OF PROPERTY SIfl ATEn II NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMIDT u HAMILTON, Managers.
Offices nnder tie rrTnndah, Corner Of 81. haree
ami Common Streets aud No. l0t Chartres Street,
betuecn Coat and 81. L0uix Stress. &
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u'.' W., John Horr,t and 't.,"r m,"r 'he styI'
q. '-ia'' harsH Go" Il" d. rn1ln.y # carry ing
:;. :: :":;1*.' of pm. s'' sue. .""".''"" having
| n. BIZ undersigned 'a'es lh'H Opportunity OF III
y, np t ;nI p" . mat ne is n, r"""c'e /" s"T
! rs $.o REV .Kp-l;.ousny ga n. /, NJ,
! "A yemhe', ne "9gr" 'ni''fo sP'nt1"g EnH-
~ lish and Fren"h a." 'on' Il Of - ''nrr
-@r,-~ feet Or 'o"h%S p T. ~hs' M" ','.> Il
,.v,. u.,a ,o.n. "..u, SON. b, n.a .o.., ,na
b2 ;,; "a" " hn,, Ing VIM ,tm. H.. ~"
! '' 90 a., - > ''' ''''' 49,.
, MN, @'~1" .,.,.,,3,cr,
ID i@ n 49, ."F' '"". 1 ...'
"'!'"7 10 .''f" ~" '.''
! W. 5 IA, - J.. 49, ,i., w.
''''|, :. al r..
'i.+'. y. ~. ''.
.,.s ,.,+..,,
itH l'.'s ".'
ia 49, NJ '' l".." - "a" :
r' "ts YAH .'' - =" 1t
.. a. fl. '.'' 1 '',tr
N't@ ia '' ..r I" ID" , w, "
.., -I,,.,. 'r.qt.r .N.1 X. f. ...J.-. .,y,,,.
nuu i, ", 81 r,rr' t.n, ii , on thu,
90. ms. ''s n ..'.orre T. ~, B, .. @ttt TT I,
'" - $40 '"'l y "."r' ''n+'"m "'~e blanks,
!" "." n.y. ~ ~ o1tt'f "' N' '"@'' H-uni,t kept
H.. ',"t ''"S ..,'-' s. r''H,, e INK, Sc
G.o ' ,'" It &c > 1''ss ""S,
.oI ,,, ', ., "' e., 81 ''
@ 5*c ,' ool @yrr orrd ~. S,. ' r
all ' "brn t,'' Al" 90" ar'd t. ran 10 c"aar, aer-
'", , a,i 'e''f' '' 'o' ''e+' """!e''e ""''s'
no. nov :. ----.-
,t, D,,tn. ], tl-r.
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HTL0Uk--@0O h'lH at the innhin, N fine atnpa luE
"rde' tor *''r by r. ,,,,..,r.,.n
u1i ..---- y - 80 - a. view i.cH'.'
u fnrsn,,. Nv swamp"
nG CDnY&rv ID N.,yI,.v.r
EERrDNlI{F- Latest Irur:h FN.hjnn. II IuiI t.
sortr,rnt at roratun Co'ue,c water SOAP, powder,
iIu -hes &c, Wholesale Cd r"'Nh y
II 3nNNAhEt,
u S,'''' .'",' ~ rE""ul .t,,'l.rE >S
nuublD"N@-~3W McSicu an@ Pnumt Doun.
- !, looms ''' S''o 'S ,.you ,,,sr
"a ---.------------,--- -- .. 'iN'I rr2N.
/ & $3.50" ~ ~, W. w. r''I , COTTON
~ i,r s,I cU' tH,s w ''''
NJ $ q nLNNIfit "a .8rrayier vt
fV'II.I pATFNT FIRE A. j Just TecriTea
" per slnp MSsis ii, from \ OK, a barge us
s"r'rn'o! of Potcr Kllcs md belt is Tor Gale ut
mar ~ 1852 ~ N y ]" " 112feS li"lr
a. TEAM hVAF rtPEK-No I ,drn. trom ship
Nh ,:.s ~ IN. ''' me ."Inrg"
ro'o'' sn''ao' var i,T'N - 81 &c. inr sa'e
uos Surr-,z,ns +. ,'To mr. a. t'amrs,
i060 i =
Al'S;-'otN hrE M H. VET assor'ed frora
f;~-,f q Oh ,,tsyc 81
sriI1SEIy-5 * u ..,, = I'll -
Nv h,nt pnrrin g., II. 'a""'"6 ''''' 7'"''h
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Wake up AR. Pic.-The news yousutlsh'd ye''e''
day morning, under the head of --latest m Texas ap'
pea-ed on Wednesday last, in the T'ueAmer'ca'' bu'"
ietin Bee ,ouisanian, and Advertiser, the greater
part Of in your own parer, the Picoytt The same
day The Times ia in The same prediNAaDs, Fee
gentlcmen-wake ur-wake up
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tETlGji view of meeting The wishes Of our fenl4
we have the pleasure Of announcing to The pub
JIG THAI tbs Lottery by authority Of the State OF Louis
lana, will be dsa"n tho City Exchange, in ST. Louis
in New Orleans. e "A
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sg. &c p, ..,,ion Of Texas secus a greater degree
to is citizens, than any o,er in the world, not
NV. excepting our own.
Among other sensible provisions are equal to the
age, are thase: n
I" No person shall be imprisoncinr debt from ina
bility to pay"
4 In all criminal prosecutions for bel, the truth shall
be admitted in evidence"
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said Of this young man
s..only is h. the best delinea-
If. .r, but that he is an artist OF
ne som Patch Of Marble, which has
ia Iew Orleans, is spoken of, as
fur superior to any thing Of the
:. :. >.n,ed to tho public. Marble opens at
&c St. Charles on Monday night. -.>" ' y
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tho ocIm, ia'eI, fell dend ni OBJ.
=. Booth ia playing n, Gtta.nonA.
ime OF Howe las bean expelled fn.n
~ College in Virginia as an ippo,tcf
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DAPER-5O realms cotton sam, ling
l. ln0 do large sized, cloth paper
100 do hardware paper a
1000 do crown AMI cap Mapping
500 do shoe paper, assorted cO0rs
For sale by JOHN HASWELL 6. Co,
n23 Successors to A Iowar 40 Camp At
" TO VIII Tt; LEAD DEALERS.
Oh CASKS pure lead, 5G0 lbs euch,
~ 25 casks No. Lead
49, Is pure $50 lbs each,
$500 kegs lead, 25 lbs each,
For su!e by the Agents.
E-> JARVIS e. ANDREWS,
n29 corner Com l. Tchapi,oulas 81,
NKIWN GLASS landing from slip CNerokec,-l0
7 Jxl2, - K IA, 70 x lG, New England crown glass.
This glass purchased at reduced prices at the
winding up of the manufacturing company, and is now
offered very low. JARVIS Il andrews,
n29 corner Com & TchapouIas st
ID FLANK CAKDS-An invoice Of Abbols and Elys
- enan,eed, ivory surface, plain and col"red blank
cards Of the various s'zs just received and Tor sale y
JOHN } HASWELL &. co,
n99 Success ors to A Townr, 40 Camp 1t
IJANKEK'S GASES and Pocket Hooks Money
- ,r't. Wallets a ID Ncno nrlrm,--A large md
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NlETAIRIE COURSE.

% St. Charles on Monday night. a. -
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tf"t .+h'F tt>I ,"Is ',N.l.." CO o.N5 un
IL h'nm si@ f"'t'o" ',','.',e Esp, ,'In..c - I.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-21
VOL. XI. NO. IS.

Of them. The satisfactory answers which
We're returned to our questions bv The
candidates for baptism, confirm the f,vor-
aoie opinion 10 which the other circum-
Stances lead; especially if we consider.
'nal the men were, with few executions,
Unable 70 read, and had seldom opportn.
mites OF hearing the Word Of God. ii con.
sequence of their distance from Kisbna.
ghur, and the want of resident Catecb;s,s
among them. Il is scarcely possible that
so many individuals would come forward
simultaneously to profess religion which
must expose them to persecution and
trouble, if they were not influenced bv
sincerity of heart and purpose. | cannot
therefore help inferring that the work is
OF God, who hath declared His salvation.
and openly showed His righteousness in
the sight of the healhen.''
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Religious Miscellany.
Remarkable Religious Movement i'm
Bengal.

Remarkable Religious Movement i'm
ss Bengal.
In the London Missionary Register for
June, received by the Great Western, we
fibd highly interesting account of re-
markable religious awakening among
The Hindoos in the vicinity of Kishna-
ghur, one of the stations of the Church
Missionary Society, on the Jelingha, q
branch of the Hoog'y, about 70 miles
north OF Calcutta. 1t seems that in SIS
villages. extending for sixty miles along
the Jelingha, 10 the N. E. and S. w. Of
/ ISishnaghur, more than 5000 Hindoos
have thrown away their idols within a
few months, and expressed a desire to be
admitted into the Christian church. The
movement bears strong resemblance to
that witnessed by the apostles on the day
of Penlecos', and will remind the reader
of similar recent scenes in the Society and
Sandwich Islands.
Archdeacon Dealtry visited the village:
at the request Of the Lord Bishop vii
SOM of Calcutta, for the purpose of learn
ing the truth respecting the reports of thi
!, wonderful change. On ascertaining tina
! they were true, the Bishop immediatel.
entered with his whole soul into the mat
ter, and wrote 10 London, to the director
ofthe Church Missionary Society, ure
' ing theimportance Of sending between 3
I and 40 additional clergymen, sehoolmas
a ters and calechists, into this part of tn
. field. In his communication to the d
; rectors, the Bishop says IF we>can bu
lenter at the scide and efeetnat door j
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TERMS.

M The VERMONT TELEGRAPH is published
LILY nj 80 90 a year, payable within four months
aS,sy lour months and within eight, $225--aftel
s;Sht months and within the year, $3.50.
M To companies who receive twelve or more
.ooiss in one bundle, and pay within four months
sSi Scatter four months, to rise as above, Sl,75
within eight months, &C.
M Agents. who procure and pay for six SUBJ
.cSibers, are entitled to the seventh copy gratis.
NJ No paper to be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion OF the publisher.
P All letters, to secure attention, must come
postage paid.
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lingly Tor their papers2 Is it right tina
'hose who pay in grain, meat, butter o.
cheese, for the Telegraph. should bring
fonly half or two thirds the amount tbey
formerly did? Certainly not All will
agree that it is not. If these choose r.
pay the money, the money will buy orly
half or two-thirds as much grain. beef
butter or cheese,
And again:-If it be asked why the
Telegraph cannot be afforded as cheap as
Inc political papers published in the coun-
try-I answer, it IS afforded cheaper than
any political paper in Vermont, if you
reckon the amount of reading matter
The question on this point has been an.
swered, over and over again. But | will
repeat it These papers, that are filled
with 10 SO per cent of advertisements.
have double advantage over religious
papers. They get pay extra 70, tie
space occupied aOiM advertisements, and
SAGE the work Of filing that space qoitb
reading matter. There is a political pa
per published in this State whose adyer-
Using generally filling 2 pages of The 4,
and sometimes even more than this-man.
liestly meets the whole outgoes ofthe es-
adjustment 1t does not cost the publish
er OF that paper more than one-half, at
most, to sci the types for his paper, that it
does me for the Telegraph; while he gets
SIX times as much for advertising. Why
then should Ii be thought strange that the
Telegraph, which affords twice the
amount of reading matter. should be held
one-four;h higher2-saying nothing about
tie quality or character of the reading
matter, one way or the other.
now ask brethren, and friends of the
Telegraph, if any of them will withhold
their PATRONAGE Are not my reasons
for the step about to be taken, good and
sufficient. Ii not, let it be shown where
in. Let it be borne in mind that The
change will affect only those aoho haze
hitherto had The paper at 81 so. and who
are OF course now the better able to paw
for 1t at its fair value. The large class
who have heretofore paid So each, will
continue to receive theirs precisely as be-
fore. l ask, say, who will discontinue
the Telegraph, because they are required
to pay fair price for i,2 Have any
stopt eating bread, because wheat has
teen 50 bushel, instead of ST., as for
merly2 Why then will they stop their
religious newspaper reading? Is it less
important 10 provide aliment for the mind
and the soul, than for the body2 Will
parents feed and clothe the bodies of their
children, and starve their souls? will
not believe it. will not believe that any
considerable number of those who have
read the Telegraph for any length of time,
will place so low an estimate on such a
paper as even the Telegraph although
say it nyself-as to dispense with it fol
such consideration.
| This notice is commenced one quarter
beforehand, that all may see it in season
and understand the matter. It. will be
kept in type and be inserted from time tic
time, during the remaining IL weeks o
this volume.
June &c. 1889.
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The same enterprise, &lf-deniaI, and persevor.
s, , winch are necessary to insure success in
publishing the Telegraph. would. if employed a,
n. Ous other kinds Of business, insure twice the
peeaniary recompense.
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W.. e1espnons to the treatment here described
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-21

time. not only these 5000 or 1900, bu,
the whole population.of the fifty or sixty
villages, may receive The christian faith,
and resemble our christian villages in the
limes of our Anglo Saxon forefathers in
the 9th and 7th centuries. Such glori-
Gus scene has never yet been presented to
our longing eyes In Bengal Pm. Y
Observer.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-28
TAILORING
BW S Z M M s s. :

' NtlL ah subscriber respectfully inform,
- 'ne citizens of Liberty and vicinity
snat ne has opened shop in Broad street
NO 0, oPpasIte public square. where h.
Will carry on the above business in MI ;ts
various branches. '' =" aii i'S
Np u.:e j. LAIRD.
,ha N. D. Uniform Coats made to order in
,;n. %o DeS' "''. manner and latest styIe. Cut.
lng out OF garments attended ~ ia "a
warranted to fit, provided well made IN
Feb q ,o.o ]. LAIRb,
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-28
EeEcian0 Hotel.
JACKSON, LA.

JACKSON, LA.
THIS establishment is now opened
IL for the accommodation of the
public, under the superintendent
of the undersigned. The house lla.
been completely and handsomely fur
nished, and every effort has been made
to render the Accommodations agreeable
and satisfactory to travellers, visitors
and boarders.
Extensive stables are attached un.
der the charge of an attentive ostler.
And every facility for the satisfactory
management of this department is pro
vided.
The table will be uniformly furnish.
ed with the best supplies of the mark
ct; and no pains spared to make the
bar perfectly acceptable. Balls, and
parties ofpleasure may be entertained
OH the shortest notice.
The establishment has been purcha
sed and is entirely under the control OF
the present proprietor, whose best ex-
ertions are rendered to build up the
credit of the house, and make If in ev.
cry respect, worthy the patronage of a
liberal and generous community.
A. STONE.
jackson, July Ia, 1888. 23-tf.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-28
N Otice.

A LII persons that have not settled their
1A accounts with the firm of Whitney &
Anderson, which come under the jurisdic-
ton of Magistrate, will find them in the
hands Oft W. Pound, Esq, where they
will please call and settle the same, those
who wish to save cost will Immediately
comply with this notice.
WHITNEY g. ANDERSON.