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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-07-31

OPELoUsAs, April Goth, 1859.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present: Us. Th3moson president ;
Messrs. Roy, Can't, Cearhtre, Tate aud
Co,trell. A. B. Anderson, clerk pro TEN.
o. motion Of Mr., CAN'T:
Resolved That the parish license on
private bugSieS and carriages be 1eSc.nded,
al d the Collector be authorised to refund
to those who hav. paid
On motion af Mr. Cottrcll:
Resolved; That the following named
persons be and are hereby appointed com
misSjouers to lay off and tablish a pub
lie road, from Lyons bridge, East fork of
bayou Plaquimire. to Tshan's ferry on
bayou Cane, via Webb's Mil III Jas.
Webb. Offntt Lyons, Geo. Trump, E. Muir
phey and C. ". Foreman.
On motion of Mr. Chacherc:
Resolved; That the following named
persons be, and are hereby appointed c'm-
misSioners to lay off and establish a public
road, from Kcough'> store to John Reeds
crossing, on bayou Cant, viz: John Ham
berlin, Saml. Thomas, Andre Miller, Martin
Cairon and Jos. oY.
Mr.. CAN'T presented a list, VINO were ap
pointed by the Pc ice Jury as road ovcrscers
in the third Ward, viz.
From Washington to Moore's Lane, W. 4.
Robertson; from Moore's Lane to Tisoncau
point, T. c. Quirk; from Tisoneau point to
Laheur's bridge, z. Laheur; from the
forks of the road at Mrs. Alexander Fonte.
not's to Ortego's, Octave Fontenot from
Ortego's to j S. Fnntenot's, Arcade Gnillo
ry from Nashi gton to Taylor's ferry,
G. W. Morgan; from Taylor's ferry to
Barry's Ldg.. Eugene David; from Taylor's
ferry to Jackets Icvee on Waxia, John B.
Bihm; from Sockets ievce to Martins
plantatio !, A. r. Hawkins; from Martin
plantation TO Jones plantation, E. G. Pres
ton.
Thos H. Lewis, Dist. Atty. pro tenn,
reported hat he ha dempIoyed K. & II. Mari,
as assistant counsel for the parish, in the
cases now pending before the U. S. Dist.
Court at New Orleans, for a fee of five hun
dred dollars
The follow ing claim was ordered to be
paid on the usual warrant;
V Daniel, for surveying and measuring the
road from Grand C"teau to F. Z. Deyil.irr's
dollars { $34 OO)
On moticni the Polio Jury adjourned to
Monday, Augn~t the 18th, 1869.
JAS NJ. THOMPSON, Pres.
Attest. A. B. ANDERSON, Clerk pro TEN.
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littell'S Living Age.

LittelIs Living Age has been for many
years, one of the most popular standard
periodicals in the United States. 1t is with
in itself a microcosm of the choicest
literature of the times. 1t contains
nothing trashy, and nothing that is not
edi(ying and ennobling. 1t is always rich
in the choicest materials; and there is a
sprightl:ness, variety and zest about it,
ever fascinating to the reader. Issued
weekly, it gives US frequent opportunities
of enjoying its wealth of literature. IF you
can take but one standard weekly, take the
Age. See the advertisement of the
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Meeting Of Tax Payers.

The adjourned meeting was held at the
Courthouse last Saturday, and a lengthy
report was made by the committee. We
made early application for the report, but
have not received it, up to the time of going
to press. We presume We shall have &C.
cess to it through the columns of the Co..
rier; and in that event will publish it next
week. As we intend to comment on it free
ly and fully, and respectfully expose its
errors of omission and commission, we alb.
stain from Comment. until our readers may
have an opportunity of comparing the COM
mentary with the text, as published in our
paper.
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RecOrdership of At.
- "a ~ Landry. &c.. ~

.EF-
We clip from the Republican Standard,
the following article, in order to CORE ct the
statement of the Opelousas correspondent :
"A correspondent in Opelousas irforms us
that Yves ,D'Avy has been declared by
Judge Por er to be the Recorder of the
parish of St. Landry. 1t appears that
DAvy who had been e'ected to the office
had never FLED his oath Of eligibility, and
therefore the office was considered vacant
under the law, and n. j. J.. Beauchamp
was appointed by the Governor. The Gaze
thus came into the courts, with the above
stated result. 49, g 1ata .a1 J.. s..a...
This statement is erroneous in stating
that D'Avy had never filed the oath of
eligibility. On the contrary, he had filed
all the oaths, and complied with all the
formal:ties required by law. This was
proven, and conceded on both sides. The
counsel for UAvy filed an exception to the
suit of Beanchamp, the appointee of the
Governor, on the ground that, as D'Avy
had complied with all the requirements Of
the statute, there soIs no eacaRcy, and the
Governor had therefore no authority to
make a new appointment; and that the
appointment Of Beauchamp, being a nudity:
he was without cause Of action Judge
Porter sustained the exception, and di miss
Cd the suit. The same Judge had previously
decided, IN the cases Of the Sheriff and
ParishzJndge, that t~heirJasIure to- file the
eligibility oath, vacated their Offices, and
gave the Executive the right to appoint.
IN the case Of DAvy the Recorder the facts
were diferent-hs had qualified according,
.EM,s9 agfa0tJs 85gH* ,e8@Ia Ea4EIs8 sci Q
0laWa 2 r. - 49,.
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Negro EsiOt:.t Charleston.

CHARLESTON. July GA negro riot,
wich at one time th'earened very serious
consequences, occurred last night on the
occasion of the departure Of a visiting ball
club from Savannah. The club was accom-
panied by a brass band com o>ed of colored
men, who were said to be Democrats. As
the club was leaving in procession for the
Savannah boat, they were attacked with
sticks and showers of stones and brickbats,
by a negro club of several hundred men.
Several shots were fired on both sides.
Mayer Pillsbury was on the ground, but
said he was powerles~ to quell the riot, and
called OF Major Oglesby for the assistance
of U. S. troops.
The Savannah club was then escorted to
the boat between plattoons Of the 9Th in
fantry, followed by a large crowd of yelling
aid Infatuated negroes, throwing stone
and compelling the soldiers to face about
at inter, ais and threaten to fire. Several
we're wounded, mo tly members of the col
ored band. The affair causes intense indig-
nation among the whites.
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One Death frOHa Yellow Fever
i'm New Orleans.

In the list of interments for the week en-
ding Sunday last, is one from Yellow Fever
This was the case of a young man from
France via Havana. He remained at the
Quarantine station eight days, having been
more than ten days from an infected port.
He was attacked with the fever the day
after his arriva! in New Orleans, and died
in three days. The health officers took
charge of the premises where the death
occurred, and used ali the sanitary means
deemed necessary to prevent the spread Of
the disease. So we learn from a note ap.
pended by the Republican, to the list of
iuterments.
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NOTICE
, To All

NCoHFL1ANcE with m nc. Of tho Leo
4 stature Of thc Sat" of Louisiana, ent;tlea
~ Act 10 provide a rev"nue for che support
VI me state gov"rHm"nt Of Louisiana ana the
M Hanner OF So!!rc.ing the same" approved
.naFcn . leC9, the undersigned will assess
NV property OF the Parish os St. Landry, for
Anr rnon'n, commencing on the first day Of
t nr ~ ;aso ending on the arst day of Sep
o,'.,ne'. ~ loo9' from 10 O'Clock A. M, to il
o,cloch p u sno from 2 O'Clock P. NJ. to a
RscnrS.r &c M OF each day, at the Office Of the
lonsos u ." Landry, in the town Of Ope-
JAS N; THOMPSON, shlhiH,
jo s., , i g f' Oh Fi'' Clerk fist Landry
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IittelE's Living Age.

DIAN and Execution commenced by
l. Justice Story, Chancellor Kent, Presl,
dent Adams, Historians Sparks. Prescott,
Bancroft and Tickuor, Rev. II. w. Beecher,
and many others.
1t has been published for more than 20
years, and is now enlarged. 1t is issued
EVERY SATURDAY, giving 50 numbers and
over 5000 double column octave pages OF
reading matter, yearly.
It is a work which com itself to
every one who has a taste for the best
lite, ature of the Magazines and Reviews or
who cares to keep Up with the events Of
the time,
1t contains the best Reviews, Criticisms,
Stories. Poetry, Literary, Scientific, Biog
raphical, Historical, and Political Essays
from the whole body Of English Periodical
Literature; making 4 volumes q year, of
immediate interest, and s"lid, permanent
val la.
Published WEEKLY, at So . year, free Of
postage.
az An extra copy sent gratis to any
one getting up a club Of seven new snoscr'
bers. Address LITTELL & GAY,
80 Bloomf cid ST., Boston.
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the white people Of Mississippi have ,as
Thoroughly aban oncd resistance to the
doctrines f the Republican party os they
did toathe Government when Lee surrender.
ed. That they did not feel AZ interest in
common with the Na,ior al Democratic
party and thai when he S"uthvrn whit,
man comedies to the colorcd man equal
political rights, there is no issue between
them, and to create ore will be q curse to
both races.
Lynch has conferred wien many of the
leading Radicals. ~
The New Orleans Sugar Frauds
TO a remark of ex-Gov. Hahn, of Louis.
lana, that the sugar frauds at New Orleans
were a great injury to honest importers and
the sugar planters of his State and should
be severely punished, but that the people
of New Greens did not believe that the in
vestigationS would be prosecuted ard the
criminals brought to justice on account Of
the high position of some of the officials
implicated, Secretary Boutwell, said that the
parties will be tried and the evidence PIE
S~nted to the country; no compromise will
be accepted, even if more Moffercd than is
due thf government. That The suits, civil
and criminal, will be pressed with vigor
and determina,ion and the guilty partieg
exposed. That Mr.. Banfeld, Solicitor of
the Treasury, has been SEMI to New Orleans
TO AID in the legal proceedings, and that If
there is no conviction it will be owing to
the corruption fthe judge or jury.
Mi.crllaneousa
Hon. Anthony Sambola has been here
severa' days and is now at Philadelphia in
the interests Of the Knights Of Pythias and
S. W. NJ.
Delano dccidesstlat stamped signatures
of Collectors on liquor stamps are unauthor-
lied, and hereafter actual signatures will
be required
Gov. Hahn, of Louisiana, is here.
J." dge Sharkey visited Judge Dent, assur-
ing him of his cordial support.
Postmaster General C,eswell Endorses
Stokes, of Tennessee.
A large Mississippi delegation has gone
to Long Branch.
Postmaster General Cresw,n oapke his
arm falling frog a chair today.
internal revenue receipts toby nearly a
million.
The Secretary Of War returns tomorrow.
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Springs i'm St Landry.

In considering the resources of st. Ian
dry, as a rich agricultural and stock-raising
region, the fact is generally overlooked that
we have several excellent Mineral Springs,
pleasantly located in the pine woods and
elsewhere, and susceptible Of being rendered
delightful and salubrious summer resorts.
About forty miles northwest OF Opelousas,
are the Bell Cheney Springs, the waters of
which have been analysed, and their medi-
cinal virtues tested. They contain sulphur,
magnesia and lime, as wella as we remember,
from the analysis made. The temperature
is several degrees colder than the well-wa.
ter at and around Opelousas. The pres
ence of sulphur is indicated by the most or
binary test. The water will b1ackep sill
yer; and the internal use of it for several
days, will show the presence of sulphur,
by darkening any silver carried about the
person. The springs have therefore cured
many diseases, where sulphur was necessa-
ny. They are fine for dyspeptic~, and have
a toning effect upon the system. The wa
ter is so cold, that the baths are always bra
cling. The temperature of the atmosphere,
does not differ pcrceptibly from that of
the more southern portions of the parish
but the nights are much colder. After the
first hours Of the night, one may sleep COM
fortably under a blanket. Those who are
fond of hunting, can always find deer and
wildtnrkeys in the neighborhood; while
the fisherman can find abundant sport in
Lake Crocodile near by.
About ten miles distant from ell-Che-
ney, and thirty five miles from Opelousas,
are situated the Bearer Greek Springs.
Concerning the composition and medicinal
properties of the waters, their temperature,
the cold nights, AID the advantages for
fishing and hunting, the same may be said
ofthem as of the Bell Cheney.
There are also several fine springs, about
the same distance West of Opelousas, on
the bayou Nee Pique. They are situated
in groves of beautiful trees, on the borders
of immense prairies furnishing a magnif-
cent perspective, and where, morning and
evening, one may enjoy the finest drives in
the world.
A little public enterprise will soon convert
these places into the most charming sum-
mel resorts for pleasures seekers andinv"Hds.
They have been sadly neglected sin, the
wal. To repair its ravages, has completely
absorbed the energies Of our citizens. But
a better time is coming. Our harvests are
proving remunera!ive our Country is again
recuperating under the rei'ose of peace !;
and hope sheds a brighter radia ice over our
future. The pursuit of the useful, will re-
lax something in favor of the embelli ,hments
o flife. Enterprise will throw around these
watering places, attractive conveniences
and ~luxuries ; and at no distant day, the
worn ard wearied citizens of our towns,
will find pleasure and relaxation, and en-
Joy a ~livelier social intercourse, at these
beautiful summer resorts If st. Landry.
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Paslia nltnt 10 be Pro
Defeat OF The CarliSts.

MADRID, July PA party of Carljsts
were defeated by volunteers at Tarascon.
Offers of aid to put down therebcllion come
from all quarters ofSpain. Espartcro offers
his services.
The Carlists were repu!sed in attempt.
ing to capture Pampcbina. SIEVE. al were
killed on both sides.
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Notice..

''Hls IS to notify the public that tho nron.
q erty advertised by s 3 Packard fp :
sale on the l1th August next, under e1eru.
ton, in the CASE Of c. Groom vs.. A.. Carr;e1a
ct ats,, as the property Of Etienne Forest IA
my property, for which I have a good title, re-.
corded in the office of Recorder Of MORTGAGES
The purchaser under the aforesaid advertise.
ment will obtain no title. l warn persons
against purchasing. and protest against the
sale. EUGENE FOREST,
Wife of Etienne Forest.
1u1v 21ot 1890
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Fight with IN Car7iSfS-MaFtaa
Law Declared.

MADRID, July GA fight at Cindad
Real between CarlistS and troops. The
Carli~ts were dispersed, leaving many killed
and wounded. Agitation is general through
out the country, bnt no further host'ieles
reported. The citizens of Madrid are eX,
cited over the news, but no indications OF
disorder. The government has, however,
declared martha law.
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SELMA, July 22-The Daily Times, of
this morning, contains the following, which
confirms the report Sconce' ming the c ter
y liar. We learn from Mcssrs. Hardlc Il
Robinson, cotton factors of this city. who
have taken great pains to investigate the
subject, that the caterpillar has made It's
appearance on the black l'nds-the cane
brake region of she western part of the
county.
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The New Orleans Bulletin.

The Bulletin comes to US very much en-
larged and improved. 1t is 4 mammoth
sheet. The editorials are able, sensible and
manly; and are Characterised by good tem-
per and professional courtesy. The selected
matter is useful, interesting and carefully
culled. We congratulate the readers of the
Bulletin on the new feast which has been
laid before them, by the enterprise and
prosperity of it's editors and proprictors.
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Boutwell, Eavors the Election OF
StOk.S s.

NASHVILLE. July 2+.-The Jurna' pub.
lishc- this afternoon a letter from Mr..
Boutwell,, Secretary of the Treasury, to Mr.
Stokes, in which he says he is CRAFTY in
te,estcd IN Stokes s ,cce>s, believeing that
the future political character and general!
Ut osper,ty of Tennessee depend largely
upon the continuance Of the Republican
party in power. He regards the snppor-
ters of Stokes as the rue Republican party
of Tennessee, and condemns the Republic
can supporters of Senter, because they are
allied with the en- MES Of the Republican
party.
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CGUnterEcits.

Treasurer Spinner has received a conn.
tertit three dollar coupon from Germany,
evidently manufactured there. The immi-
tation of the engraving, signature and seals
is good, but The paper is bad.
Proceedings have been commenced Against
Schnman. colored. formerly 8 messenger i'll
the Treasury. for utterir 6 bogus money
Turner, the negro pos master Of Macon, Ga,
will be brought here as q witness.
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Legacy Of $4,000 10 Mrs. Stone
wall jackson.

MEMPHIS, July 23.-Wade Baton, who
was shot some days ago, died to day. He
beunethed ten thousand dollars to Mrs.
StonewaIl Jackson, and ten acres Of Land to
each of his former slaves.
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2 WILL offer for saIe' at my IXy sn0p Hs;I y;
L rosey's Dug Store, on WEDs .aa bug.
s av y nrw no top busgies, 2 new Ig hse ~y
RRs lacks, 2 light no top hacks, ! a me eaosissine s q
. a'I BEDS and bedding, BUREAU s %s's nnbsr.
mo jrs' %settrc, chairs, books a.hs S't things soo
tooIs. irou, bolts, and many otD'' ~
numerous to mention he p.,rchssed pri
Any Of these ARTICLES can pc
or TO the day OF sale 49,
Terms-CASH. q p CLARK.
n~pe,onsas, July 24,h. 1867
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Customs Regulation.

WAsHrsGroS, July 25.-lmrorted cigars
must be stamped nd ancelled by a sworn
offcer of customs, under control OF the col
lertor, for which labor importer must pay
twenty cents per Thousand.
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Letter from a. III. escnSes1s.

WASHINGTON, u ly27.-Alex H. Stephens,
writing to a friend, says: am gratitied
at the result of'he election in Virginia, and
earnestly hope that Judge Dent may be
elected in Mississippi"
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Cos Bnchu sells Mt one dollar.
& Cos Bucha pleases everybody.
For Urinary diseases, use Dromgoole& Cos
Buchu. @th 5ssa1 u @@.-Ss ST.
& Cos Buchu cures grsvel and
gleet. sa'Fe oel2"'
Sold By G. MAYO.
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Our latest Geographic dispatches taken
from the New Orleans papers, will be
found on the second and fourth pages.
Those desiring to read them in order, will
find the first dispatches on the fourth page.
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BuRss.-Dip the affected part in cold
water, then into common wheat -four, and
SO alternately, until a thick coating is form
cd so as to exclude the air, then bind tight
with a cloth and wet with cold water. .
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Official Report Of Number Of
T.OOps.

HAVANA. July 26.-Onicial reports state
the force of regular effective troops at 50,
900, volunteers 1000, rebels 5000, well
armed men and many guerilla band-.
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n: cisiOn of the COhaM Tobacco
Case.

New York, July 24.-The Cohan tobac.
co case, in which deftndents were charged
vitr a v olation of the revenue laws, was
decided to- av. The Commissioner or.
dered their discharge, holding that they
off r, d tobacco for safe which they had pur-
chased at a United Sta es Marshal's sale,
with a ~proviso that no further stamp would
be required. The United States could not
enf.rce a tax against vendors which the
officials had waived on the charge of having
unstamped packages of tobacco. The Com
missioner held that the fact Of having such
was not criminal, but it was incumbent or
he informers to prove that such had actu-
alv been offered for sale. and they were
discharged on this account. Ih!s case mas
attracted considerable attention.
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Our Office has been in decided luck this
wssks.SWshaya to- thank our friend DR..
ID. P. G. Hill, Cor the finest w~ater-rnellon
we have either seen, or tasted, this season.
Ssch Esvors friend bod, are always appre.
Aatcd. aEas II e3 teA $50 5a8 Fsl1s7
".Ig-w 8la agHa SID Iaa asE3 gTTEal
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SDanish Generals ExileI.

MADRID, July 23.-The generals and
other officers recently arrested for toment'
ing instructions have been exilcd to the
Canary Islands.
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Sixty Rebels ShOt-ChOlera En-
crcasims.

HAVANA, July 25.-The Spaniards near
Baracoa captured and shot sixty. rebels.
cholera increasing ut Puerto Principe
The rebels burned the railroad bridge
near Puerto Principe.
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July 3lst, 1869. .
SHERIFF,S SALE
State of Louisiana

OF Louisiana.
Ellen c. Taylor, wiaop, rs. Zedok Casev
nISTRICT COURT. Parish Of g.. Ian.
~ dry, No. Hobby virtue of an order
Of seizure and sale issued by Eighth District
Court of the State Of Louisiana, sitting in and
for the Parish Of St. Landry, in the above On.
titled suit. and to me directed, / will offer for
sale at auction, to the last and highest bidder,
at the Courthouse Of this Parish. in the Town
OF Qpelousas, on SATURDAY the 4th day
of September, 1869, commencing at II O'Clock
A. NJ apd continuing from day to day, lfnec.
essary. Al the rights, titles, interests, and de.
mands of Zedok Casey unto the following
described property, seized to satisfy said writ,
tO-Wit-
ACERTAIN TRACTOR LAND IN THE
Parish of St Landry, fronting on Tho w..
bank of the Atchafalaya River, bonn5sd co.
low by land of Samuel A. Dubose and .Jobn
Dubose, and above by lands OF Mrs. Marv =
VIM, and running up said River so a. to
give the quantity of three hundred and 6ftv
$500 acres, with all the privileges and appn1.
thel'eon or &ereto belonging.
Terms-Cash.
J. NJ. THOMEtoN,
july 81 6Y Sheriff Of St ronArv
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For cholera and cholera m" bus, use R D. R.
No mother should fail to procure K. D. r.
Where R. D. r. is known, nothing else is
used.
Crying babies love R. D. K.
Sold by c. MAYO.
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i. GUIDRY.

R. D. r. used in lieu Of laudanun and
~paregoric.
Diarrhea of long standing cured with
r. ID. r.
r. D. R. for all children while teething.
Acute diarrhna checked at once with
r. d. R.
Sold by C. MAYO.
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Diseases p~eculiar To- fcmales cured with
ssrs. suppression. nd irregular ;
r iaf'ss TURF IL LIFE made pleasant With
aE. RB. Eoy Tavh sas 29f 5oI
Ep p. is the standard female regulator.
ccld ~ G. NAYo.
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When you call at the Post flee for vonr
letters and papers, look around and see if
you can't find something you need, for what
Mayo has not, in his line, would be hard to
find.
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Royal Assent to the Disestab-
EiSslmReKRt Bill.

LONDON, July Pr yal assent to the
di>esta1liSh,nent bill has been sent to both
Houses. The Commons applaudrd. Loudly.
PaElial Nh ant 10 be Pr0rO.upd
Parliament will be proroSued on the 10th
of August.
Glads,on is unwell.