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Notice.
II ME partnership between George r. King
a and Edmund H. Martin, for the practices
OF law, was by mutual consent dissolved on
the 10Th day of August last. The professional
business coniided to the firm will continue to
receive the attention Of George r. King, until
parties otherwise direct
GEO. r KING,
E. II. MARTIN,
Opelousas, La, December 9TH, 1867.
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Qlad1S b&efs ana looked In nv face.
g4e didn't dare refuse vou p, she
said. :" Boy, I know you are in trouble.
I'm your mother. Tell me- a..
"She did not accept me-" said.
7 "The naughty minx!" said my mo-
ther. 81" Then she burst into
tears. .sr.~.
."And that's to part as p she said =,
"Not if you'll 60 with me- I answer
ed. ". = -. ...-.-.. .s ....%.--
But she would not leave her home,
and went alone. In the frosty morn
ing, as turned to look back at the little
village from the top of.the old stage. /
saw the children fling in at the school
house door and caught glimpse OF
Hepsy's dress be7ond--only fold of
her dress, but 7 knew it. The school
bell was ringing, but it did not say
Turn again. to me, as it should have
done had | been such prophet as Whit
tington. .. 4Ha
/ made my fortune. :tI.had cousin
in New York who was deep in the mys-
teries of Wall street. He helped me.
So did Luck, or Fate. In five years
was moderately rich man. Ny mother
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B. A. ,IARTCL. GEO. w. HuDspETu
ES. q. NEAssI'Es. IL EHUDSpETRs
ORAEYS AT LAW,
OpeaOHsas. La.

Having formed partnership for the prac
tice Of law, will attend to professional busi.
ness in St. Landry and adjoining parishes
Ol"lousas, Nov %, 1867,
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REGULAR
New Orleans & Opelousas Packet,
i, IT, T. STEAMER
Fszz==zssza Fsszzz====sz=.ssasz=aa "ANNlE vyAGLEY,''
Gus. b. LoUALIER, Capt, NJ. kEN1soS Clerk,
will leave Washington every Sunday morn-
ing at 10 o'clock, and New Orleans every
Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock.
All freight per Steamer ANNE WAGLEY
will be stored with 0. Hinckley & Son.
Freight and Storage be paid on delivery.
For freight Or passage apply on Board, or
to 0: HlNCKLEI & son, Agents.
Washington, La, Feb. /, '6S. I'm
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JOHN f. KING. EDIoND u CSTrI rrvr1,
JOHN E. KING IL EsTEH.E'N'rE.
Al 7 0 r EYS AT LAW,
CRaclOsssas, LIZ.
CaaciOsgsHsS, Ha

Having formed partnership for the prsc
tict of law, will attend to professional business
in st Landry and adjoining parishes.
Opelolsas, Nov. % 1867
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GEORGE IT. WELLS,
~ t t O1'n " at Law

Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish, La.
PRACTICES in Calcasieu, St. Landry and
Lafayette parishes. Dec767
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Some years ago, ere Time and Taste
Had turned our parish topsy-turvy,
When Darnel Park was Darnel Waste
And roads as little known. as scurvy,
The man who lost his way between
St. Mary's Hill and Sandy Thicket,
Was always shown across the green
And guided to the Parsons wicket.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-14

WiLMIsGToS, N. c., Feb. IA disastrous
Are is raging In Market street. 1t originated In
the building occupied by Charles Gathman, and
It Is feared that the whole block bounded by
Market and Front and Dock and Second streets,
will be burned.
WILMINGTON, N. O., Feb. l3.-The fire is raging
with undated violence. Thus far the following
establishments have been burned: Chas Guth-
man, clothing; r. r. Waldron, dry goods; DIR. T.
b. Carr, dentistj Drs. Arlington and Everett,
dentists; II. II. Muson, clothing; A. wrouski,
dry goodsi U. NJ. Nanaredel, photographer; vii.
mington Poa, newspaper, Allen Evans, grocer.
The Are is entirely beyond control. 1t is thought
to be the work ct an incendiary. The Telegraph
operators are ready to vaoate their office.
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Convention in south CayoIinn.

CHARLESTON, s. O., Feb. l3.-The convention
did heavy days work. Twenty sections of the.
new constitution were adopted, making alto.
gether s..
The convention requested Gen. Candy to
abolish the district courts, and adopted provl-
sion recognizing common, public, and political
privileges, without distinction OF race or colo 4
AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. l3.-In the matter Of al
legged malfeasance on the part Of present munich
pal authorities, Gen. Meade has decided that the
evidence does not sustain the charges. and there
fore dlsmisses them.
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TALLAHAssEE, Feb. la.-In the convent in to-
day, in secret session, the committee Of the
whole passed resolution summonirK the col
ored delegate charged with making an incendiary
speech on the sth, to appear at tho bar OF the
convention on the lIth and show cause why he
should not be expelled. The articles OF the con-
stitution were taken up, but little progress was
made. Universal suffrage will probably be al.
lowed with no prescription for any but anti-wAr
causes.
meeting In the African church last night II IL
reported violent speeches were made, recon-
mending death as a suitable punishment for
members OF the convention opposed to the MI
nority, ..f .4. .
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J. ID. HUBsELL, Montana; ID. Bond, North
Carolina; Hon. J. S. Carlisle, Pennsylvania D.
+. Day, U. S. N, and Hon. T. Conway, of North
Carolina, are at the Metropolitan.
GENERAL BLUNT, Of Kanlas, Is at the Seaton
House.
GENERAL A. ANss and Colonel Benjamin +
HutehirH, U. $. A., are at the Ebbitt House.
COLONEL R, +. JOHNSON, U. S. Al General b
F. Foust, U. s. A; Hon. T. W. Blaine, and Col
John d. Bowling, U. s. A, are at the National
Our young friend, W. Barron, recently OF tn.
Davenport-wal combination at WALTZ
Opera House, leaves to-day for New York ant
Boston. Mr.. b. has many warm personal friendl
in this city, as well as admirers of his ability and
agree.abilty as an actor.
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ATLANTA, Feb. la.-The tenth SECTION OF the
report OF the franchise committee which allows
all voters to be eligible to Office was under debate
rrammel made strong speech against II, when
the convention adjourned without taking action.
caucus Of thirty nine members was held this
evening, at which 1t was agreed not to support
the ratification before the people should the
tenth section pass. . D.. -. b..
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We WERE SHOWN yesterday specimens of gold
and silver currency coined from ore taken from
the North Barrier gold mine, North Carolina,
This n,!ue Is located In Csbarrus county. The
quality OF the gold Is said to be Tilf-loOo The
present yield, though taken from the surface
which is generally the ightest yield, 10 about "
to the ton. The cost Of digging, crushing, and
amaigsmating Is about % so per ton, which showI
the handsome pront Of about $3.50 per ton. In
the deepest mine the yield has reached 90. The
average below 100 feet Il about $40. The average
below the water line II Is believed, win be about
sis to the ton, all OF which will be exceedingly
profitable
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NEW YoRK, Feb. ls.-The export OF specie TO.
day amounted to t3lT, 900.
The workshops on Rsndaiis Island burned
last night. Loss, 10000. .'...,..,...
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SOME party, styling himself "Unknown,'
writes to the Philadelphia Evening Star that a
plot is formed to assassinate Secretary stanton.
We guess not.
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TRAvELISa can be rendered cheap, profitable,
and delightful, by taking "a Journey In Brazil"
with Agassiz. SO many have already made the
trial that a second edition Of the charming story
has Just been issued. jt4ii.lr'. Hfs
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-14

The Saturday Rsvfep 10 mean enough to say that
In all literary and social record there 10 no In
stance Of humorous woman. "Women arc
witty, eaustie, cynical. but never humorous"
This Islander is not true Of American women,
many Of whom have not only quick ssnse Of
wit, but a keen sense Of aumor. ~ y mfg
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ARRIVALS AT .uE HorrLs.

@ Rice, y .Kinsmsn. q a {S1sGQ Lanln,
IN I'm. si %Sa,'sl 4 " 4 No. Y 1ss.s oa.
Ssil.asiphisI Il clever, = NJ Dssi.. Detroit i
bb lsss ciSsls 1s .SEMsa faia aa.oa
Z, ,5 Sp,ns P.l s MA Sssssr' sii e.
MI Tucker, Buffsloi Aiexsndef O Burreil, OH;
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TIE SUBJECT Of the purchase money for Alas
la was before the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs yesterday. The question was not de.
cided.
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WALLIS OPERA HousE-The celebrated troupe
oil negro minstrel's known as the La Rue Min.
streis, Will commence an engagement at Wallis
Opera House GU Monday evening next. Fun
ahead.
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Baiks, WIN Peyton, John
H5rooSick, Hwhnnps'sr nsnsii r"d
Curtis El.y SAteriy, Ephrsim ~
S COIN, so Isso aSl soa asa t aiH
Dodson, Francis ,,g NAters, John9
BB pit rel, wn az W Willie. VIM VIM N
Fisher, VIM bsa Msrnsld, Wm
Goram, Samuel wheeler Alfred
g. s:s q oS. s; 'isss Mont
~N ''-'T7r'' "a esoson HIEEsJxs Pm.
EaynL sussanss S,SSstfinf o. ane f,is nsm
M.rSct Hail, Ana was composed Of about three
hundred participants, among whom were some
an motton Jobn II. Ferguson. colorcd. WAS
sailed 10 Inc cbsir., ''
v,os m,c.,d.,rt' snS +. Ficmminss wss ehosen
second. vice president; and MT, John Now han,
white, .sofss:rs, and WIN II. Barker, assistant
Ate, ne e GSe sas msstSs
sc TSs CHAIR .nnouno.d a. the conclusion Of the
nrave,' thst thc sS~nse WAS open FOR further
considsrstior. y and several rentienen amending
he Il.s1s.n s% ss yss. w's Mayor wsl'h'
IN GSai, 80 "a IN Nanny n 80 ~ uApv
present, but he would have BEEN more pleased
ons ns o.sn mS "a IN bored
1o,.id- prsvsN yhiis remsrks Were bsanr dciiv-
cred, and introduced -
Non. John 7, briggs, Of Michigaps Who said
he had had the pleasure Of addfcssing similar
meeting In Qeorgctown At . previous municipal
| election. He hoped the day va. not Tar di.tant
when one language would Pc spoken throushont
the country. He knew but one standard.worth
And intelllgence, irrespective % colori but he
knew was hard for some o. tne white men
presentto give upthe Old pre1uoicesot slavery;
| The speaker was not iully versea IN tine ioca!
questions Of the DAY, but ne aayised MS coiored
and those who gave them liberty, IHIsses from
? certain potion Of ne haLl The speaker said
proose,y sns same scrs a. p eoIl,S tn s wa.
~ ea MAI "a the VALLEY or the Mississippi In
/ the House. and IN the colored people were not
true 10 Rspphlicsa prineipiss, thu capital would
| be removed in less than ten years from the Dis
triot or OolumbIa IN eonolnsiou, he did not sn-
| courare the coiored people 10 put candidates OF
their own color In the held but TO support their
time friends
=! Hon. j. II Ella, Of New Hampshire, followed in
a fAw remAfks ana said While ne ala NOT know
a uythlnf OF the local Poiiucs oi the t0wn, ne was
AL abontionnt IRON ms esrneet reconecuop, and
he came 70 eapouse we CAVE o. tne oo,oreo man
-tI'c down-troaaon tAce 4h lns ANA. nesgreea
with the Ssnas0f rom wnconsIn, tnst ths ooI-
ored man, wh0 mao Mken W MS musket IN ee-
S:nss ~ we rUnlon ss0m ~. " ...ss., " !.
Vii ~ . privllcgc, for ths s1fsiy Of The Rspsb-
liz depend. "a upon the ballot box. ,Euee{i len,
coupled vii. hwealth, can protect itself bht NE
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SENATOR NYE has gone to New Hampshire to
make several political speeches for the Repub-
lieans. .rHa
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Political News.
OuR readers are aware that National Com
mercial Convention has Just closed Its sittisg
In Boston. This convention Gas Wmposcd
Two hundred And fotty-four deicgate one
drce faepry<c1xn pm the WAA MAX
ofyr ea CIV fefk, k9hAKpH
NHE ane H. oonvsnud
flILr%eS-s--.- 1,,HSES.X-. s.~-
...,s',.. ~ ~. 80 ,nd,.ss -
w. eons ,s,.~ =, nj. .s'~t,
p.' 'ome D,,.,.., sa,,ma tn. san,.,,,.s =.
~. ~ ..,-rsnsv $1,000 ~ a.. -. -.
.~su. .......a. w..,.,. "a g.. r..,s..
alan's 4, 1919, .ss. yl.SSI ny. A. n
.. s ,.,,s ~, a.. s,..ss,,.s ..,S' -
sy. Rs..s .,.,.,S.. 'o'ee''-s ao
\, v...,'s.s Tassy, s.,.r a.. u..s,
honor aiIfe require that the aovernmen shonid
not ayail itsen of the right 70 ,eH NE AVE
. .men,y oonas vn' tk, ~ fesumption q
csn be psid In specis Or IL saniy2,ent'n
Aft., .an. oths, bu.lne.s ~ ~ ,orv.,,,.,
"A bse, a,.ro,.a az NJ Ry,,no,. ~ p,...h.,.
o0.red N. so,iov,,g re.oirttnn " 1dslTl'1'
p,,.,,,s Tn =, MI. oony., -, -. =. :.
imously ou, adherence 10 the principiss az M,
tional honor and good faith, - lndiostsd In me
'econa resoiuuon ., ee .epe..Juss ssssps
- ann :, ~. W sse ~,
..,1...,. 49, -. -ns-.s. "-spN.s's
un~AivuS, 'no "hSs -. -
se .n'ee iou''"s eh' - '' y .sss'
"' r'o - ..Is... .s.,x
opon tne above pfooeeu,nss 'ne view ier.
Lsenins fea iemaiks ~ ioheWH eonmend
'hese p.oeeedinssto the memoers 2. Scnsr~ss'
~ w"om 'a'A Aau aes n"a sVn
Nuene'es 81 seounso. oonAa 'hsm- .o'
ssA' s"o~ snss 'noy hsso nonoss eA@ ooa'.s''
N. m. sne poop,e vi" =. ~ ris"' upo" '"oque'
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; surn.nE OopRT OF THE USITEp srArns7
1Nussdsy, February -, o.-No. 1o1. The United
nent ofthis cause was continued BY Mi. Hunter,
Of counsel for the defendant and concluded by
M: Attorney qcnerai Stanbery for the plaintiff.
In error, W.. samuel II. Webster. This cause
was arSued by Mr.. Hubbard, Of counsel for the
plaintiff In error, and BY Mr.. Wells for the de-
PENDANT In error.
\ No. 90. WIN. II. Williamson, plaintiff In esro =,
vs. James II. Suydam. The argument OF this
for the plaintiff In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
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Wa HAVE REoEIvrp from Blanchard L Mohun
a copy Of Harpsr's Weekly for the week ending
February a. H.. I.7,l..
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Sergeant nate. On HIS wslni.s Tour

Sergeant hates on HIS walking Tour
SELMA, Ala, Feb. a. Sergeant Bates, the
great pedestrian and bearer Of the American nag
from vickst11g to Washington, was publicly re-
esived at VI ts Hail last ,nisht by esgNdcd
house. sp@>hes vsre1nsd9 ~ sx-o<|esaer
P.r:on', ~ oves.er oors ,iA A..
present. III III ~ ~ Nj ~
Al pup,ls mestiss u sitsssas sca.y, W sOi.
lowing resolution was unsnimously adopted
Received, That we heartily approve Of each and
every principle embodied In the Constitution OF
the United States that We regard the nag Of the
VeAeA - the symbol OF those principless and We
:ea;%SnS sas ,Ss t e support the one
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MARRIED.

On he 6th Instant atst Johns Church. BY the Rev.
sI,; d.aii''r Of lh' 's fk'I.. smith, s'a. q Ills
4 A. Cedar. Lawn. Montgomery county. Nd, at the
rssidence Of tho brides htheT. j. CAnBERY Lar, Of
Wsshing.on, D. Co. 70 hAHr A, daughter Of WIN. A.
On the 18th Instant, at thsresdenco Of the brides
fAthsr. ~ the Rev n. Taylor. Mr. RoBKTR =, HIEs-
Thomas Knowles. ESQ. siiof asorsstewn. D. O. No
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The North Carolina Convention.

RALEI on, N. c., Feb. 13.-The convention to.
day adopted portion Of the article on the Legis.
lature appprtioning the Senatorial districts. 1t
divides the State into nfty Districts apportioning
the Senators exclusively on population. It does
away with the property qualification. III b r
1t also passed an ordinance, without regard to
qualification, to allow all who can prove moral
character and pay the tax fee to practice law.
The convention have passed an ordinance 10
levy tax upon the property and people OF the
State to pay mileage and per die m, and to meet
the expenses Of the convention.
Gen. Candy issued an order requiring the pub
lie treasurer Of the State to pay the same upon
the order Of the president OF the convention.
1t Is understood that the treasurer viii obey
the order. ..... ..a.. b. 10 . 81.
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AGAirs In IIarrisburx, Pesa.

HARRisnuRo, Feb, ls,-oov. deary has gri .nted
full pardon to WIN. Meeser, editor OF the P hila-
delphis Sunday Mercury, convicted OF libel on
VIM. BIMann, Distriet Attorney of Phil sSei.
phia. .,-..,.,.,-,,t...ys
The House has passed q bill repeating the eie-
brated lag OF last session forbiddlng the sale OF
liquor on Sunday. FR# rEp
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virrinia AMsirs.a

Rrcnxosp, Feb. ls.eTks oyster, tax was dis
cussed all day In the convention. :. -, ~
Gcnerat Sohoheld has addressed . eissulaF TO
tobacco inspectors enquiring n thsy have tsksn
the oath prescribed by Congress fog once hold
ers. None OF Them, II 10 believed, have yet taken
that oath. 900, ..,-l7.-.
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The LIQUOR License In New Yorl

ALBANY, N. Y, FEB. ls-A bill repeating the
Metropolitan excise law aud transierrinE the
authority 10 grant licences to the Mayor and
supervisors was reported in tho Assembly to-day
and made the special order for tomorrow. The
Sset takes efsot immedistsIy upon its passage.
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For Sale or Rent.

EVjad.c dhs.s's u ON SIXTH STRICT. NEAR
wsshinEtoa- 5Sns Of the n9's eligible corner. In
4;S. oss !, ,siss tlSs::.s. go; -, sl..
oasS tenth lssr1-Ss.ooo. ~ a.
fys' DBL. WELLS L Co,
80. ga Corner Lonisiana avenue and Sixth street,
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EapirT ,ooun.-5JsSss Csrsr, pre- sems-Thi
9SSsf %sSi w 9sSa l.tyus .ru.
tees sale in this eAuss, anlssa osisction, b lie
|ia,,.' has s'aS = ,iiss .s7s.-si I, e
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s.s 4 T. Y: Ill., s ~s -, SSna 4.
100. orent vs. Randall. judgment tor palm
tin. al t.Hr.- tYssI :,
g, MS:s: Va yAsdsrbu1s.r Motion for new
ssi. BooI W. 0isty. Croak. Judgment con.
fessed, with stay Of Judgment for oas month. ~
ass. Carroll 20, W. Brisssy. Judgment con-
Adiourned 1.
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FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

LONDON, Feb. 1875 p. m.-Consols closed 1t
ps,<; United States bonds, 70; Illinois Central,
$50; Fries, ts1<i Atlantic and Great Western
consoiidated bonds, Is, -.
FRANKFORT, Feb. l3.-united States bonds,
I7SKGIel fjudsH CoooV - -gi.l u EaHAIL q
LIvERrooL, Feb. u.s. p. m.s-Cstton MARKET
closed asist and easy. Uplsnds, in portsski 70
arrive, s.zSes5kd; Orleans, ~. sslssg today Of
10000 bales Corn, 3aa. o., Proyisions unehAnged
Common rosin advanced ID Last quoted %, %.
Medium rosin steady, ,Turpentine has advances
TO s2s. e -, -, 49,
LONDON, Feb. la.-omeiai returns show az
crease Of bullion In the Bank OF England oftssooo
pounds during the week. "a s'7ialhA d. A.s,-
LONDON Feb. B-ltI Ia oheialiy stafedAt hat
Portugal has authorized Edward Msdiieott,
banker Of Lisbon, and Thomas humbdsh<ensi
neer Of London, to lay telegraph cable eeross
the Atlantic, to run from Falmouth, England, 70
Oputo, thence 10 the Azores, And ron these
Islands to the Coast OF the United States. Tue
osois 10 70 be submerged on the Allan principle.
The estinated total expense 10 100000. -.
Conx, Feb. 2.-Riotous demonstrations wsrs
| rcnewed yesterday. Several ASSAULTS were made
On the polise In Y ferenf parts Of the city. The
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Tsxas A0srs

aALvzsrox, Texas, Fsh. Is.-The steamer Tar
the sth instant, ,l..4r ,fvyvy gz,rI
A Nyointioh Il formine In Puebis 10 Me Inter
est Of ortega, = W 81 t,sg hsstsI
Dsyiisbs robberies and iidnsppins Tor ran.
son are frequent. ---..:.s--.....
ocssfM Dias has rssigned, 80 ii.y; p ~ =,
Atelesraph line between San Luis and Msta-
morAs ~ been commenced, q ~ iiaAN'
scorose was sent from Quadalsjara - the .27d
ult, 70 put down the revolution IN sinsloa, where
Lonipso xadi had been declared dovsraor, In
stead Of EAsobedo, resigned.
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The Church (En gliih) Es,ss has an advertise
ment Of "a number Of plain, sound, forcibie MS.
Sermons, adapted to the Seasons of the Church,
and spon general 81 ibjects, very legbly written.
They are by prizes Of the Church OF England,
and the proceeds " III DO devoted to a church
work. Price two guineas per Dozen" The
price Is cheap II the discourses are very forcible
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DOR RENT.-.EuRsisHsDl HOUSE FOR RENT,
VII IT. ssis ~: s H:iP %s1:
Va " EAI ~ T. rsS%SsI NJ Zss neDn YT
pc. A %sn Ss Capitol hui #iEsF 81 0'
-, Corner Lonisiana avenue and sixth stsscis.
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OaDsns for the HArloHAL BRuILIoLH In
Qssrgetewn may SsN9sat - S6ohstorss Of
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Attention Dentists

The following is q copy Of Mf.
Brooks bill 10 regulate tho pructioo
Of Dentistry in the State Of Ohio,
which became Law ou last Wcdnos--
day:
SECTION l. BE il enacted By tho
General Assembly of the State Of
Ohio. That il shall be dulawful Tor
any person to Practice dentistry ia
the State of Ohio for compcpsatlos,
unless such person has received .
diploma from the faculty Of dental
college duly incorporated undSr the
laws Of this OF aby utl er State id Tire
United States, OF foreign country, or
certificate of qualification issued BY
The State Dental Society, or by any
local society auxiliary thcreto pro.
vided, that nothing id this section
shall apply to persons now engaged
in the practice of dentistry in this
State, before the 6rst day Of January,
1879. th s's4 -
SEC. 2. Any person who shall prac.
tice dentistry without having complied
with the regulations Of this act shsli
be deemed guilty Of a misdeneadUf,
aud upon conviction thereof shah be
fined not less than fifty dollars nor
more than two hundred dollars pro-
vided that nothing in this act shall
be construed to pteveut physigians
and surgeons from extracting teeth
SEC. 3. All prosecutions under this
act shall be by indictment before the
court Of common pleas in the oounty
whore the offense was committed; aud
all fines imposed and collected Under
the provisions Of this act shall be paid
into the treasury ofthc county whers
such conviction shall take place. for
the use Of the common schools within
such county. .rr
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect
and be in fptce from and AFTER is
passage.