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De. po,e7 March 7.-The senate to. dav passed
B1roS no dG fhe ec ncorporating the ST. Hays
D lI..' a,al', lo,li5opv
insurance sole Of one million acres Of
Inc oI rsda The snecial order Of the jay
swamp i Es.au9 +" %
Tor ~ wv fra NEGROES from testif-ino in
Inc IN Prcli - fLa order of the day G
courts % J"9'ios' "''7
SATURDAY ;.Aaa7,,a,5a lin n relation "a daolino
Mr. ADAMS arrad 70 the inJciar1, con-
with slaves winch was ie''lis''
mlttee. 1,n,oo lin v,os passod Iin,itfno ta
~ ~ conrt n civ cases f te
Jurisa.leLi ple y i,, Wv
questions oi "a" oili9 a,oI i,,,,,,e,,o,,t ,o+ \
Inc eohhivvee oi nv t 4i NTii u D.
against 2s eI@ l:Ils P''''e ~ y
enc T, stem IalFola ,oad reor nm,
ne Hhanee -; t "
"A ,.t a. ~ g
lR# .a-i e a.5a3 2..o s15 ' s"!.S 81
swami .aa aal..as 1I- ss'1'a' l@..7ls - moe
aaleiE PoslHoas4. L..
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Married

On Thursday evening March 10th. at the residence
of the brides father, by the Rev R. S. MeAHster,
LEON D. MARKS, esq, to Miss AMELIA H. JORDAN, all
of this place MANY thanks for the beautiful cakes
and sparkling WINE sent to US. May many years of
On the 10th inst, by the Rev j. H. Tucker, Mr.
J. N CooPm, of Shreveport, to Mrs. n E. STANLEY.
daughter Of Col Sylvester and EYaline Murray, Of
DeSoto parish formerly of Dallas county, Alabama.
Thanks for the fine cake.
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIVED
Mar. 9-Grand Duke, from New Orleans.
Hope, for Upper Red River
Telegram, from jefferson.
Eleanor, from jefferson.
Joseph Holden, from jefferson.
I0-Starlight, from New Orleans.
lI-Larkin Edwards, from Monterey.
13-SalIie Robinson, from New Orleans
Lucy Holcombc, from New Orleans.
Era No. 3, from Upper Red River.
Starlight, from Jefferson.
National from New Orleans.
l5-W. A. Andrew, from New Orleans.
DEPARTED
Mar 9-Telegram, for New Orleans
D. R. Carroll, for New Orleans.
Eleanor, for New Orleans.
Hope for Upper Red River.
r. W. Powell, for New Orleans
Joseph Holden, for New Orleans
l0-Starlight, for Jefferson.
Grand Duke, for New Orleans.
Il-Larkin Edwards, for Monterey.
l2-Judah Touro, for New Orleans.
l3-Sallie Robinson, for Jefferson
Era No. 3, for New Orleans.
Starlight, for New Orleans
15-Lucy Holcombe, for New Orleans
". A. Andrew, for jefferson.
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Malice.

To the owner or owners of Lots No. 10, II and H.
block No. "a, in the town Of Shreveport
NOU are notified, that by an ordinance passed d
IL the 18th day Of March, A, D. 1888, YOU are m.
quired to make in front of the said lots sidewalk lea
feet wide, properly curbed, and Of such grade The
street committee will direct on application, This wqa
is required TO be made in twenty days from the pub
haye the same made at your expense, and enforce a
privilege given by law on the lots for the payment
the same. JONAS robson, Mayor.
ShreyepOrt March rs 1850
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Died

On the 18th inst, typhoid fever, MS FRANCES
ASHTON T.. aged % years, consort Of " Richie and
daughter Of Francis Kembe, esq, Of the Isle of st,
Thomas.
On the 18th inst, at her husbands plantation on
Red River, Caddo parish, ELIZABETH, aged so years,
consort Of Lufroy Dupre
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lCommuncated
GAIETY THEATRE Our citizens will be pleased
to learn that the management of his popular
establishment, which has already provided such
attractive entertainments, have with increased
liberality effected an engagement with one Of the
most talented and accomplished young actresses
on the American stage, Miss Susan DENIM
She is thorough and effective artist, added 10
which she possesses a lovely face and figure:
and personal attractions are no small additions
to an actress. Those Of our citizens who have
visited New Orleans the past winter, will re-
member with pleasure, the spirited and dash
ing presentations Of MissDennin at Piacide's Va
rieties. series Of pieces new to our boards,
viii be presented during MissD. s engagement,
with new scenery, and dramatic properties. We
understand that The auditorium Of the Gaietv
will be oVerhauled and materially improved
for the benefit of adyNisitors; and that notwitb
standing the great expense caused BIZ the secur-
ing a lady star" Of the first magnitude, no
in the price Of admission will be made.
The Savannah Republican dominates sena-
tor Hammond, of South Carolina, for presi-
dent, and Rufus Cboate, Of Massachusetts,, for
vice president
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Proceedings of the Board Of Trustees.

ECHkENEPORT, March I, 1879.
AT a called meeting of the Mayor and Trustees Of
the town Of Shreveport, held this day: Present. Jonas
Robson, mayor; G. X. Griswod T. P. Hotchkiss
VIM. Robson, r. A. Waller and r. D. Sale trustees
The board being called to order trustee Sale was re-
quested to act as secretary. The mayor having ex-
planned the object Of the meeting notion the fol-
lowing ordinance was unanimously adopted
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the town
of Shreveport That the Mayor be authorised to enter
into agreement and sign a contract with Henry
Purdon, the part Of himself and associates, and
sign an agreement in accordance the form present
ed by him, to establish Gas Works in the town of
Shreveport; and that copy be retained by the Ma
yor, and spread on the minutes of this board
On motion, the following resolution was adopted:
Be it resolved, That the action Of the Mayor, in
purchasing the improvements the property leased
by the corporation to Thos. Mcconnell viz: lots
and 3, in block II; and leasing the said Premises to
Il. W. Stewart for five years, be approved and that
the same be spread on the minutes of this board -
Said lease to be duly recorded in the recorders office
Of the parish of Caddo.
On motion, the board adjourned.
JONAS robson, Mayor
r. D. SALE, Secy pro tenn
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The rain came down in torrents on Sunday,
flooding the streets and cutters. In the even
ing, we were favored with storm of hail and
wind, when it cleared off cool and bracing.
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ME Undersigned will open PRIVATE SCHOOL,
4 N which boys from 10 to Is years vii. be PIE.
pared for the admission into the Freshman or Sopho
Glasses Of Southern Colleges Being professional
teacher, and having some experience in my pne.
SION solicitthe patronage OF those willing 10 poen
for their sons good foundation for classical education
Terms for admissi6n-S7 per month, including he
study of Modern Languages German, French and
Spanish. The first session will begin on MoBIsf
25ta March, and will last to the middle Of August
Apply atmy private room, at the residence Of Jude.
R. Jones, or at his own office
Retcrences-Judge r. Jones, Messrs Leyisee and
Gooch, Shreveport; Mrs w. Means, Desoo parish,
Col. l.. Wigfall and DR.. J. Taylor, Marshal. m1EG
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The McMICEEN BEQUEsT TO CNc1NxATI-
Some Of the relatives Of the late Charles Nc
Micken have been at law with the executors of
his estate, endeavoring to inyalidate his be-
quest to The city Of Cincinnati, amounting il we
remember rightly, to 100000 A decision
was rendered BY judge Leavitt, Of the United
States circuit court, recently, in which he cited
the decision of the United States supreme court,
in the Girard case, sustaining the capacity of
the city to receive the devise, and the court ad-
Judged that the compliments had not made
case emitting them in a court Of equity to re-
lief from the defendants The compIainants
entered bonds with sufficient security, and will
carry theirsuit up to the United States supreme
court.
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HIRE FER RT:
WEDNESDAY, ............ MARCH is, 1889.

The river continues to rise, and no fears are
entertained Of any want Of water for some
months to come. Since our last, the Grand
Duke, SaIlie Robinson, Starlight, Lucy Hol-
combe, National, and w A. Andrew, have an
rived from New Orleans; the Hope, and Era
No. 8, from upper Red River.
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Greenwood, La, March lG, 1853. Am,


INlGHIEENTHJU JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
IA Succession Of Elias Mitchell, deceased, Nos
IS hereby given that YIN. AsHLv executor Of the sa
will Of Elias Mitchell, has this day FLEE in the Office
of the clerk OF said court On annual account Of H,
administration Of said succession, and list Of worth
less debts inventored in the same. Now, Therefore
unless legal opposition be made thereto in thry da,
the time prescribed by law, said annual account wil
approved, homologated and made the Judgment Of III.
court, prayed for
~ } Given under my hand and seal Of Office, tis
L. S. 18th day of March, AID. 1859
- ! N. E. WRIGHT
ml6-6t CieH
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The western rivers are declining rapidly.
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Some notion of the size Of California mas,
Be formed from the distances flr which mem
bcrs of the Legislature receive mileage. One
member gets pay for 100 miles $500; one
zoo, $3.50; ana another sI3I for 60 miles
Members i'll charging mileage however. Are
MOI always ilndlui Of inc axiom tlat "a straight
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New Orleans Market

r. D. SALE, Sec'y pro TEN.
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F1RE-A fire broke out about one O'Clock
Saturday morning in two story frame build
ing situated at Spring street, occupied by Mr..
NJ Baer as a warehouse for tie storing Of heavy
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Markets.

New York. Nov. 3o.-Cotton heavy: sales Of
LOCO bales; LANDS Middlings sill. Flour
higher: Southern nominal. G.rn | to . cts. bet.
ter for New Yellow 7s TO So old White IS to
90. Pork steady Mess $40 to 1912; Prime lit
1925. Whiskev 264. Sugar firm stock 5000
lbs. in boxes aud bags Coffee 6rrn: sales j.,
600 bags. Rice III t" t2j: stock - 600 tierc.s.
Molasses firm: st,uk 5.400 bogsheads. Stuck
heavy Virginia Sizes 90. Tea sale not sri,ited.
but rates sustained. go
BALTIMORE. Nov. 30.-Flour steady: Howard
Street IS 5.38. Wheat advancing Whit" l3l
4" l.4b: Red advancing at from 1875 to $40.
Mess Pork Is to Is 49, Prime 1880. Bacon
Sides l04. Wbiskcy % to 263.
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HALrrAx Nov. 30.-The Kangaroo, oueaa Queen
AeNd Persia bad arrived ook. Livcrpmd dates are N
III. inst. Rati6casions of The Treaty were 70 be
exchen gcd on the 2lst. France had issued letters
uStpsitation to the Congress including the Powers
tbAt signed the Vienna treaties. and other Italian
z$awers. The English and French Press were
daily becoming more and more warlikc. Tho
L 'edon Times calls ON Napoleon to put sn end ~
The saspsnse.
Tbs Congress ia expected to meet at Paris but
PthJ date IT meeting . n"t mentioned.
: The London S,cib,y Of Arts inaugurated a move
h6ent Tor . great exhibition in 1862.
Napols"n opposes Burncampo9sries assuming
the regency.
1t is reported that GaribaiM has RESIGNED his
comrnand of the army OF Italy aud joined tho Sar-
dinian army.
. CON uERcIAL.
Sales 1T Cotton for the week were 4. 400 bales,
Including. 1900 for speculation. anil l.400 for
expert. Lower qualities were irregular, and gen.
crafty declined. Sales ON Friday III 5000 bales
and cl'.aed dull; Orleans firm ut 7 t. II. Middiing
I to ~; Uplands tair II, Middling u. Stock
IA, 400 bales including 27a.000 .i~sherican.--
Sales an Saturday closed dull. Flour was quiet
aud firm at 2Gs to 2Ss.= =.
Wheat. firm an advanced Q to 81. early in the
week. lat closed quiet Red o to 0>.3d. and los. to
3D.; White 9 and sd. Corn dull and offered free.
ly ut a slight decline: Yellnw 80 to 49,; White
81 10 3Ss. Some authorities say that Wheat had
advanced IA penny ON tho week. Corn Ind dc.
clined Cd. IN the week. Pnrk duh. Bacon
quiet. Lard steady. Sugar firm. C"Fee dull.
Consois 90 To 0GA.
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YHNIE Propriciors Of these Machines cipim, tand are prepared
II to snbstantiaic the chaim) that their instruments iriH ere
cute, in Me best manner, any and ~ kinds II needkeitork. -
Combining, as They do, all the improvements which experience
has proved to be requisite IN the perfection OF the Sewing Mn
chimes, they commend themselves 10 the public W. the simplest
and most reliable instrument In The mnrhet, and adapted to ev-
e, branch Of industry In which tho ne,lie In required.
They will stitch. hem, fell, bind and rather. They make Il
strong lock stitch, that cannot be rayel,d or pulled out. They
imekou beautiful, uniform stitch, alike on both sides Of the work,
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength, arc perfectly simple, and
the management Of them ensiy acquired.
Any spool Of cotton, thread o., siH, may b. used without r..
winding. THEY are almost nofseiess ia their operation, aud tciH
taear Ion ger thaD any other Sewing Machine extant
Lot Manufacturers. Planters, Farmers, Hossekeepers, or any
other persons In search OF an instrument to execute any kind
Of squirting no,e done By machinery, make sure 0ey secure he
best. by examining ours before purchasing.
samples If WORK semi by mall.
+. HORTON KEAClI, AGENT,
AT Corinthian Hall, Main ST., between 9th h 10Th, up stairs,
nov 3dActapl Richmond, Va. -.
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Important From Washington,

THE PRESIDENTS MESS GE-TuE san JUAN DiFFiCuI-
TY-MR. B~UcnANAN's POLICY TOWARDS ENGLAND
AND NExico-rHE HARPER's FERRY ATFAIR-THE
REPORTS OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
KANsAs-THE CHINA TREATY-TnE RI MoRED
FRANCO MEXICAN WAR. &C, &c, &c.
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South Carolina Legislature

COLUMBIA, Nov. 30.-The Suu,h Carolina Leg
~islatnre met last Monday. The 'iovcrnor's mes
snge relates chiefly 10 State .%atairs. lie rrcon,-
mends that in case of tle %elcciion Of a Republican
President, The evaporation of s,u,h Carolina in
defeute Ut Southern institutions.
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Lyscuncas fs,ls1sr GsITH-Ws are pleased
see ;" 10 RI called The rd.ynchbssg Infantry
Y c"S' p.rs.ss dcsirous Of connecting them,
P1eys' x;,b. tt;ss ccaspsay, we are requested -
s Iii rIr.ss call at the bookstores Of Mcssrs.
Ea'e, nd Creed. where lists may be found.
S ~ IF oos ndssss. Influential and prominent
- have trk~tr bold vi this movement; and,
"sr Young men and, their employers will res
w +, this appeal to their patriotism. we doubt
J." !. ,hs, this company will son become n coun-
mart Of that which apdcr the same name has for
| ,onr been the pride and ornament Of the CITY
4 R;obmond. Towns If half its population have
1 many asfuur or Are ergnni1atious Of the kind !;
nd shall it he said that little Lynckburg'' can
., hast Of Mreey
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n,,ins the past Ngeke .rsfiss of, Interesting
pa... sere cshducfed ii M HapfiAt church in
Several ministsrs were in attendance.
lar .,s m,st of 10 ,rsrsqhiAg was dons by j.. u.
If q ,ts,~srs csauty J, and r. II. Owens. Er
-. Of Islc OF Wight county. NOW Of Abingdon.
the mesting.f fur pesssus were baptisrd.
ui" " -i,,ei and me whits.s ass.4zss
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COMMISSIONERS oFFrcf.

COMMISSIONERS oFFTCE,
AHHEzsr C. H., November 10th, 1850.
VVHE ps'ties hrterestedin shs s'ssgcing esssE ~ tsts NO
% Commence the account therein mentioned, On which dF nj.
The hour Of 10 o'clock in the mornine, they se rsqnestsd 70 AZ
tend nj my Onlce, with their aeconnts, vouchess ahd eopteA o.
Court papers, prepared mr. examination and scttlemsnt. ~ Z
nov 3i-clawiw SAML. h. HENRY, Commissioner.
Fifty Farms for sale. 8 4.
II HAVE The above number Of FARM mr. nj, tbck7sd h
i diGereut parts of tbs Stats. Persons vthlls % NJ vNi
itcase call and examine my Reests, Qmsa, MA By4rpS -
csCHOOL BOOKs.-Received lids day, anothes large Wppy
b Of SCHOOL pooxAof an kinda liberal diseount .eleeSA -
taohera PAYNE 4 BLACke0uUkz
sspt l6dts UmeanoUee
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SHIRT ] sgr KIzI1s SSb B IN
ne e,anungssen efths ftrkihisn. add wein''
= ID ysrtisefsss csii nd sEmiesir.
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SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely from Gums.
rs one Of the PURGATIyE AND LIVER MEDIcfsss now before
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Gunsl Gunsll Qune!U

.NE arc pow " rsesips 81 ne iAfgsa soA q GUN. 70
s,tue q tisIness celebrated London matsrR wa . Lee. =
Also, Dixon's flasks and Blot Bags Game Hays Cars M4de
Alsu, Coits B snd 9 shcotefs, Aneu'A sinRh d Wessonfs sMd
llaFpssa Saloon pis0la single bafrened PisoiA ...6s-
ALso, Another stock " thoss ceehFnted nlvLn. nAnnef0F-
el sxprcasly for IN aud Which have eycu snch unisesleI ~,
iactlon. Can and ics thsn. Cul1fOuNe = HlLLs,
sept a0dts ~ ~N u Main street.
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THx TRArNEs ANIuALs-The extraordinaryiN-
s,e,t manifested il the exhibitions, Of trained asi-
III. which have b~en given at Dudley HaA Lr a
Es evening. past. has induced Col, Wood to de-
I, his depsrtups q few days. The exhibitions will
: given every evening this week. and in the Il.
krnoon, on Saturdays farths sbsns6t of the child
IN, We cannut say moro than that the animals
1--we perforused 20 de satisfaction o. all who have
|en them, and have elected the greatest applause.
i. decidedly the ross attractive exhibition If
he kind we have ever seer, We advise all per,
Dn. afflicted with he s'6lses," tn attend upon the
tvees Of this mirth-proyoking troupe.
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WHITE FLANNEL,
FOR SALE

HAVING received II supply Of Staupton White Flannels, he
ii d.sires his customers who have heretofore used n with so
much satisfaction to call and supply themselves whilst they can.
nov l7-Iis q. M. X.
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Tue HAxPER's FERRy TT, UBLE-A ARRANGEMENTS
THE EXECUTION OF JoHN BRnwN, &c.-The
harlestown correspondent Of the New York Her-
writing under date Nov. % says: Tile ar
S~ngements for Browns execution are now nearly
mpleted, and Oh ery precantio. has been taken to
hard against assu,prise or disturbance of any
ind. 4. s4I@s s.. .-ao..e.
have Just learned dhat the most stringent reg
Iations have been adopted in regard to the pres
bee of civilians at the exscatiun. All appIiea-
ms for passes for civilians TO attend within the
Military lines are refused by the Governor on the
bound that IL would osnfiut with the military
Irogramme. lie snid that no civilian eonld, ru-
Ter any circumstances be admitted within the
Hillary lines, the outer one at which would be
early a mile from the srafild. Not word Of
hat John Brown may utter, if he should say
hything, will, therefore, be audible to the men
krming even the line nexttbe ga.laws. al.
Governor Wise stated the canse Of this exclusion
\ all persons other than the military to be, that
! the event Of an lRttem pied rescue an order t,
re upon the prisoner sill be given, and tl,attl,ose
lit in the liner, especially those sufficiently near
be gallows to hear what Brown may say, would
beyitably share. his fate. y
This will give an idea IT what the autbnrities
II Virginia think of This affair. The imposing so
emnity Of the o~ceaeirnewili indicate to the North
be feeliag here on shis1 nantter. n tjtf1k
On Saturday Ind Sunday the town wss crowd
u with strangers apd soldiers.
Extensive preparations are making-for the rs-
)eption Of additional military torce., which are
The churches have all been taken possession Of
br barracks. - l.
S~eutinels nightly Ere at imaginary fees, and a
lumber Of citizens have narrowly escaped thor
ullets. Asst .a.s .sr, a1la
On Sunday night the military Confidently expect
an attack. and the scntrics were doubled. No
flsturbers appeared. however,
1t is stated on COOL authority that GOV. Wise
las sent spies into Ohio and Pennsylvania, and
is from their reports that large bodics Of men
$re arming and moving towards Virginia, that the
Military farces arc being so largely augmented.
About 700 additional troops have arrived here
ince Saturday. including two companies from
Wheeling. 20 that we now have about l,5C0 sui
iers under arms.
A letter from. IIantiagdon county, pennsylva-
liza states that large bodies If armed men are NOV
ng towards Virginia, across the North mountain,
uppos' d to bs on their way to Chariestown. Tie
sports cause ovnstant excitement among the peo-
Ee. so. = .9 -
Arrangements are making for the gslows.
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OhIy one dose immediately
relieves ooLic,whlie one o',se
oflen repeated Il q sure cure
"re.,.naiSs ~ nys1 INV
p ,,
VI, Mily one pos'ie y nseuea
to Hro" out oi ~ sys.c'h
tne cnects Oh nieoicihe hiier
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These Guns remove all
morbid or bad matter from
Ike system, supplying In their
place a healthy flow Of bile,
hYigoratIng The stomach,
causing fs0d to digest well,
PURIFYING TIE BLoop,gising
tcuc and health 10 the whole
Inachincry, removing the
Gauss Of the disease-efcct
ing a radical euro.
RnIDus ATTACKS are cured,
and, what IL better, prevent
cd by the occasional use Of
The Liver Inyisorator.
One dose after eating IL
SUFFICIENT 70 relieve the stDm-
ach and prevent the food
from rising and souriDg.
, Only one dose taken be-
feYe retiring prevents NIGHT
MARE .
Only one dose taken at
night, lOOsens the bowels
gently, and cures oosTIvE-
REss.
One dose taken after each
meal will cure DYSPEPSIA.
One doas Of 1--we teaspoons
fal will always relieve SICK
HEADACHE,
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ADVERTISED
pEWSPAPEk ADVERTISING AGENCY,
ATTfIE ~vIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FoR the kiioyisg psPers on the line Of rail-,
E-n having q fases sirsaaa.ios empsg tse people Of South
Ea ERA, Eisys Gsh.yAsas EnsrssA Ecsp. HAliia ,, {. j. i;
SS ,sm, : }ksassiles Isnp- klspscATon Joneshore, Tenn.
krnss., Rcs.r,vH,a fcrn SsScSA ~, dcesnsisne,e Tenn.
erriLcxscS6s Motshiewa = A~svnEnsER. ehsttsnoesa, I.
Ear LsxIXmpyl &c sfPosEx Athens, 1rlta
EnlsHE, 80 B.nonaAI, Abingdon, Va.
!!,soosAr, fAaesssH va RDgsrBR, Salem, VI.
srIr'R, Marion. Va. t6rIsA HAsxID Chrfstiansb'S
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fRE,our T~RAnE-Thssse were received at the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
yesterday, 80 loaded cars consisting Of the follow
Wheat, 1893 baskets; Flour. 1874 barrel,
Jog. $4,000 pounds Miscellaneous, 1l2,0oo
[unds. There were II ioaded cars sent wosi
lme dav.