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BY TELEGRAPH.
wAsHINGFON.
The Policy OF the Government To.
wards Cuba. N.i

Aho EoilcY Ol tuo 6OVeFnmeut TO-
wards Cuba. '-'
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.
This Government Notwithstanding
tho rejection Of the tender Of good Of.
fees between the Cubans and Spain,
would doubtless ronew II Rt a future
time should circumstances justify a
repetition Of this we'll meant mediation
Twill enforce the neutrality laws and
hold itself in readiness to serve the cause
OF Cuban independence In such manner
as may not allow itself to be drawn
into complications with Spain or any
other European power-preferring tc
follow the path OF peace as affordinp
the best means Of accomplishing ali
the ends desirable In the Republic, and
assisting those who struggle for inde-
pendence.
The remarkable coincidence Of two
former Judges OF the Supreme Court,
appearing ut its bar on Saturday,
occarred to-day, MIR. Curtis, OF Mass
achusetts, closing one case and Mr..
Campbell, Of Alabama, opening and
closing another. bio.
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Tho Presidents Policy In Texas and
Mississippi. .'H.

NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The Herald states that Senator vii.
son recently urged the President to
suspend the political slaughter OF the
Conservative office holders In Texas
and Mississippi, but Butler and Gen.
Clark hearing OF his efforts In that d.
reclion, Immediately urged the Presi-
dent TO continue the operations as the
best thing for the party. II Is believed
that they are backed by Gen. Reynolds
letter. Butler and Clark have beaten
VILLAIN
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Cnban Celebration.

PH1LADELpH1A. Oct. II.
The friends OF Cuba to-day held a
large and very enthusiastic meeting to
celebrate the first anniversary OF Cuban
indepenoe. Mr.. SanteSlebRr, President
OF the JuntR In this city, delivered a
speech In Spanish.
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TOLEDO, October l2.

FLouR-Duil.
GRAIN-WheRt-4 10 90 better; regu.
lar white Michigan 81 90 and 81 O6Al o.;
No. ! red 81 II; No. 2 do. 81 06; No. 3
do, 81. Corn-Unchanged; No. /, 72c.
No. 2. zoe. ORts-Qulet and unchanged;
No. ], 46c bid; sales OF No. 3, at 43c.
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A severe gale prevailed on tho coasL
OF Maine, Monday morning, continuing
three hours with heavy rain, 1t
cleared or pleasantly and no damage
was done.
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New York and Baltimore ROuKhS
Make q Raid on Philadelphia:
PHILADEIPHIA, OotOber l2,
NEW YORK, October Il.

The Tribune says that 200 roughs left
here Monday night for Philadelphia
by rail-.
a, PHILADELPHIA, October l2.
The Press announces the arrival Of
forty men from Baltimore, who were
received at the depot by Alderman Nc
Mullen and other prominent Demo.
cratic politicians. It ls alleged that
they will be used In the First Senatorial
District In personaLiug registered vo.
ters. The election 30 far. has progressed
quietly; the new registry law being In
force challenges are not 30 frequent
and voting Is rapid. The registered
voters are ten thousand less than last
year.
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C1NoINNATI, Oct. IL.
MonOngahela two feet three inches.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer at 65".
PITTsBURGH, Oct. 12.
Weather clear. Thermometer ut $50
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10000 Majority for Geary.
Williams $500 Better.
Both Houses Of Legislature
Republican.
An Honest Election in PhiladsIphia
Packer and His Money Nowhere,
HIS TAX RECEIPT TUo LIGHT.
Special Telegram to tho 1ntslllgencor.

PHILADELPHIA, Dot. 12-1:5OA.M.
Our figures now make a probable ma
jorlty Of 10000 for Grant, Liberty, Re.
trenchment and Fidelity to the Freed
men and the public creditor. The ma
Jority for Williams ls about $500 more
that that for Geary. We have both
Houses OF the Legislature by larger
maJOrItles than last year. We elect a
Republican Mayor In Lancaster and
we save the Fifteenth Amendment
from repeal. The Registry law &C.
cured US an honest election. Phila.
delphis, gives about 4.5OO majority.
J. w. FORNEY
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NEW YnRK. OcInl

In this city only 8S.454 votes were
registered to-day, against s., ,22S last
year: aggregate decrease 44,769. Mum.
Der Of names registered In Brooklyn
to-day lo,0sl, being 22,793 less than the
hrst day Of 1858.
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VIRGINIA..
PONtpOnement or Appointment OF
rA Railroad Proxies.

Gen. Candy has issued an order nost.
ponipg all appointments OF proxies or
directors TO represent the State OF yIr-
gluiR in any railroad company until
after the acceptance OF the new consti-
tuition by Congress. The effect OF this
will be, It Is thought, to continue the
present directory Of The Norfolk and
Bristol Railroads consolidated In Office.
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Hayes is elected by five thousand.
The Legislature is doubtful. Pendle.
ton carried Hamilton county by one
thousand. q.
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GREENBA0KS REPUDIATEDs
The Young Esgle of the West
o Lame Duck.
HAYES ELECTED BY 5000.
THE LEGIsLAFURE IN DOUBT.

Special Telegram TO the IntolllgenCer.
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Wayne HonesdaIs borough
shows Rep. gain Of IA. Texas DO.
rongh shows Rep. gain Of 05. North-
cumberland borough shows Rep. gain
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The New York World of the 26th says
of this gentleman: e..
The very able Indiana Congressman
will prepare q minority report upon the
New Orleans elections, which a sub-com-
mittee of the House have been investi-
eating. Mr.. Kerr it was whose minority
report upon the alleged frauds in the
New York elections succeeded in sad
ding all Of the irregularities of any con-
sequence upon the Radicals themselves.
We can add oar testimony to the in
1efatigueable exertions of Mr.. Kerr in
behalf of the party he 20 ably represents.
His sojeurn in our midst and his inter
course with our people from all sections
of the State will enable him to represent
intelligently and correctly the condition
of affairs In louisiana. And 80 long as
our people are without representation in
Congress- they will find in Mr.. Kerr q
stauneh and devoted friend, who will be
ever willing and ready to do all in his
power to com bat the prejudices and re-
fute the misre representations of our polit-
ical enemies.
After a protracted and laborious ses-
sion of the committee, Mr.. Kerr leaves
for his home this evening. In parting
with him we cannot refrain from express
ing, in behalf Of the DEM ocratic party
and the entire white population Of Lou
isiana, their deep sense of gratitude to
him for the lively interest he has mani
tested in their behalf and the great ex-
ertions used to secure proper and truth
full record Of their condition, and politi-
cal relation towards the general govern
ment. Coming among us a perfect stran-
ger he leaves our city esteemed as de-
Voted friend, and with the best wishes
of an entire community for his future
good health, prosperity and rapid politi-
s.al promotion.-N O. Commercial Bst
1pta r.
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PROSPECTUS.
O n w A r D
Magazine for the Youth Of America
CoxDIlcrRn Rx CArr n AYxs Ram
PROSPECTUS.

ONWARD along the track of civilisation-en
~ towards goodness and glory 6nger-pest
pointing to all that ia worthy Of attapmept-a
guide s6 egndaSt tie Youth Of America along
that path leading ~ the highest and noblest
nl,nhoed: such is the design of HAYSE RElD's
MAGAZINE y. .4se, r@t
And it is meant for the Touth of America-
they who, in Q few short years., will hold as in
the holicv Of their hand the destinies not only
Of America, but of mankind.
Supreme satisfaction to be even tho hnmblest
guide in such glorious march; and while act
ing as saet, ''ONwARD' viii endeayor to prove
not only o cure guide, but acheerful conpanion !;
one who. while dealiag hraely with the realities
Of life, viii NOT forget that Etc has slso its TO
nsance-essential to its healthy existence 80 the
food thatsis esten, or the sir that IL breathed.
The Literature Of this Magazins is intended
to be of the highest character haown to the
pages Of periodical: sinee she experience Of
its Condzetor telAe him it is not necessary to
eytte dosen TO ehe Yeuth of America. IL will be
Illustrated, and to this end she best artists have
been engaged.
It's ffBe sumbsv VITA sppear In tine for the
Christmas Holidays; and, in addition to the
lore snisable TO that mystic season, viii contain
the opelsng chspters Of story Of South Ameri-
cam life. enti1ied s'THE LosF sseTER a Tale Of
the Parnpass: 90 also the commencement of
'THE Y ELBOW CHIET; o Tale Of the PfaiFies."
Subscriptions go 50 per annunh.
Address: CARLSON, Publisher, New York.
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THE oPELOUsAs COURIER,

Published on Saturday by JOEL II SANDoZ
CoSDlT TloSs:
Subscription -Four Dollars per year payable
in advance, or Five Dollars payable at the emu
OF the year.
A subscriber wishing to discontinue mus. srvs
written notice to that effect and settle up al:
a Garages; and 20 subscription will BE- stopped
ami. 4. ~-earseesare pa'd, un."ss a, the option
o! It's -. :. ~
Iierer'L. = ~ cents Ter square for
earl 80. g. less Institute q
SODA
A adv..s -1-7:1 n
be inserted IN Lns.,>
wise ordered. untii tue u.
veniert to discontinue.
Dsllars each N advance. # they VIII TO be a.
noUnc-1
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Public Sale.
Estate of Eleonore Chachsre.


DY VIRTUE Of an order of the Probate
/ ID Court in and for the Parish Of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, by the un-
dersigned Tator or qualified auctioneer, at the
last residence of the deceased, in the town of
Opelousas, on WEDNESDAY, July 14sh, 1869,
the following property belonging to the estate of
Eleonore Chachere, deceased wife OF B. A. Mar
tel, to-wit-
/. The Bordelon plantation situated in said
parish, on Wybe's Ridge near Riders Bridge,
containing sixty arpents of land. more or
nents thereon, completely enclosed, bounded
north by Villeneuve Bordelon, south by Andre
Wyble's heirs and others, east by Bayou Del
punta, west by the public road TO Prairie Lau.
rent aud Opeloaaas- ..--.-
2. The last residence of deceased. situated in
the town Of Opelousas, containing three lots or
arpents with all buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting Of fine dwelling. kitchen
and eight other useful buildings this place is
known as the former residence Of Robert Taylor
and Dr.. Boagni Over an arpent Of said prop
erty is covered with q grow. Of evergreen trees,
. beautiful flower garden, &c.
3 A lot Of ground in the town Of fOpelousas be.
ing the present law Office of b. A. Mart4l &
Hudspeth. As also the building used as the print
ing Office of the Opelousas Journal. near the
Court House, with all the buildings and improve
ments. except q building lately built and owned
by Theo. CEaehere.
L. A certain tract Of land situated in said par
ish, in Prarie de rEglise. near Bite. Noel Roy,
bounded 90 the north and south by the Estate
of John Simmons, ON the east by lands of Solo
mon Harmon, on the west unknown, containing
33 acres and 81 hundredths Of an acre.
S. A four. wheel carriage. harness, shafts and
tongue, two American mules, one American
horse, one American mare.
Terms and Conditions-F the real estate one
third cash, and the balance on credit OF one
and two years from the day of sale; the move
ables for cash. For the credit payments purchas-
ers giving their notes made their own order and
endorsed by themselves. with approved securi
ties by sad Tutor. and special mortgage. ven.
doris privilege and clause of non aliendo, reserv-
ed.
B. A. MARTEL.
June 18th. 1869 Tutor.
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N o Y C e. .

TTVHE State Legislature in 1865, passed
H. an act prohibiting any person from
carrying FIRE ar ms oh the premises of any
citizen without the consent of the owner,
and subjectfng the person 80 offending to
punishment. Now hereby give pub
lie notice that do not intend that any
person should hunt within my enclosures,
and give this public warning to all and
every person 60 refrain from 90 doing.
and from trsspassing in any way, and
passing through my enclosures.
LEONCE SANDOZ.
Opelousas, March 18th, 1869.
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A PARIS HoTEL.-An American who

A PARIS HoTEL.-An American who
is doing up Paris, writes:
1t is 9 O'Clock in the morning. We
step out of one of the doors of the Grand
Hotel. What is the Grand Hotel! A pal
ace in which, especially since the last
suhjugation, the kings Of earth have
dwelt; a world in miniature; hotel
with seven hundred chambers, sixty
walters, thirty cooks, twenty-five wash
erwomen, and an army of doorkeepers,
grooms, chambermaids, and house ser
wants. "A hotel, do say! A town rath-
er-built from the ground upward, and
by no means small town, for it num-
bers one thousand and two hundred in
habitants. This town has a telegraph
bureau, q pnuematic railroad and post
Office. 1t has its own cafe, its own cigar
stores, it's own optician, its own barber,
its saloon, it's own tailorshop, where, as
every inhabitant is informed soon after
his arrival, Estate uniforms are embroid-
cred" 1t has it's own bookstore, and, in
the name of all that is good, what has it
not ! 1t has its own newspaper-Les Ga
zette des Etrasgers-written and printed
in the hotel, and edited by the famous
Henri de Pere, who is renowned as a
writer, and more renowned as duellist.
But do not be afraid Of this paper. Itis
very witty and very amusing, and is
every morning gratuitously placed, yet
wet from the press, in each room Of the
hotel. The town which contains all these
wonders il Ave stories high. Each story
has three districts or Quartiers-Quar-
tier de Scribe, Quarter de- Boulevard
and QUARTER de l'Opera. 1t has fifteen
streets on the corners Of which a tin
plate informs you of the name and num-
Der, as in any other city. But what mod
el streets these are! They are nicely
covered with carpets, adorned with mir
rors, pleasantly warmed in winier, COM
fortably shady in summer, full of amuse-
ment by day, aud At night as splendidly
illuminated as a bali saloon. One can
imagine that with its fifteen streets and
1900 inhabitants the place must be very
noisy. The quietness that prevails is
one of its objects of admiration. No ser
wants bearing trunks, loaded as was the
ark Of Noah, passes up the stair with
laundering noise. No walters run to
and fro in haste and confusion. Plat
forms ascend from the lowest to the high
est story, and quietly convey baggage
and persons to the desired point. The
electric telegraph does the rest.
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T The New York Ismes Of the 21st,
contains very able leader elaberating
the views Of the late editor, Mr.. Ray
mond, on the suhject Of Southern pssoe-
fulness, and claiming that there is no
more disposition South TO rsaisl Federal
authority. th8a at the North.
Yet with such Republican testimony
at the North TO the coed spirit and or
der OF our people, there are Southern
men in the South vile enough TO take up
She cudgels against their own people, to
falsify the secsion Tor peFsonst iassefese,
and toy with the sacTed liberties and
rights Of mlllisns Of fellowacoautryme1I
70 advance their wicked ends Ex-
Gkasgs.s &,*s. - u gtsS'' ~
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Private Boarding House.

T1HE Undersigned win open on the lst
l. Of February next ensuing, in the
Old Bank Building, opposite the public
square Of Opelousas, Private Boarding
House for the accommodation by the day
or month of single gentlemen or families.
He hopes by his efforts and the mode
rate rate of his charges to please and
crafty ali who may call upon him.
JAMES G. HAYES.
Opelousas, January 25, 1868 SO
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III HOR s ES A D Nj U L E S
FOR SALE.
M have constantly onNM
hand q lot Of Creole Hor-
AGses and Mules for sale
cheap for CASH. They can always be
seen at the plantation of Dupr6 & Co.
meau, (late Joseph Gradenigo's place. J
Also, wild mares for sale.
Call on me at home, in this town.
..-.. ALCEE DUPRE.
Opelousas, August 18th, 1867. lott.
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If O R o AL E

F o R o A Il E.
A N Eagle" Gin Stand, with all the
IN running gear complete and in fine
order. Also, q Newell Screw and Press
AS good as new. Persons wishing to
purchase can Gee the above ON my Waxia
Plantation.
have also an excellent Steam Engine
and Sugar Mill, which would sell on
very accommodating terms.
j. A. TAYLOR.
April 4th, 1868. 43tf.
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MAISON BLANCHE,
=. &AI.IsoT,
Carpet Warehouse.

A BROUSsEAt & CO.. importers, 10 Char
"a tres Street, New Orleans, offer for sale at
low prTcs: Carpeting-English and American,
of all kinds Floor Furniture and Enameled Oil
Cloths: Matting-5O0 rolls China. 100 pieces Co
Goa Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers
Crumb Cloths, Drugget Linen and Felt; Cur
tains-Lace, Reps, Worsted Danask, &C.; Fur
niture Covering-Linen and Cotton Stripes; Cor
nices Bands, Pins. etc. May9 Silly
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Town Lots For Sale.

a LOT OF GROUND situated on Union St.,
N nesr the Catholic Convent Of OpeIousas
A Lot Of Ground situated On Court Street,
near its Southern extremity. Apply at the cou
rier Office IJunegStA 1853
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Oil Test-why OBS are Dangerous.

We copy az follows from the Louisville
Eucniag Express of the l7th:
Capt. Crawford, Special Agent of the
United States Treasury Department at
Washington. has been sent out to ex-
anime the various qualities OF coal oil
used on steamboats, ON the Western
waters. He arrived in this city yester
day, and this morning examined. at the
Office of Capt Samuel Houston, Supervis-
ing Inspector Sixth District, and Capt.
George H. Houton, Local Inspector for
the port of Louisville, several samples
of oil used on various steamers plying
the Ohio, collected by the latter geatle-
man. We may explain, in this eonnec-
ton, that coal oil which cannot bear o
test of cue handred and ten degrees is
not q safe oil. The test was made by q
sc;eneidc Instrument, entirely correct,
and which could not fail to show the real
quality or value of the oil under test
We give the results Of the tests made
upon the several samples of oil present
ed this morning for examination. No. l
flashed at ~; burned at 78. This oil is
very daagerous--not 20 safe to keep in
ones house as an open keg of gundow-
der. The maa who made this oil has
about ~ much coascienee ss bronze
statue, certainly ne more. Capt. Craw-
ford remarked that man who would
manufacture such -me-destroying stuff
should he placed in prison to prevent
him from killing somebody. No. 2
flashed ut ~. and burned at 80. This
oil is also very upsafe, i'm fret, but ve-y
little better than the-lfrs No. 3 flashed
at 81: burned freely MT As Not a safe
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HINCKLEY q STAGG,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,
=. .a WASHINGTON, LA, ,....s
1t the old stand Of O. HiacEley d Son.
Washington, La, Feb. 8. 1869, 9m.
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'. Private Boarding.
A LADY residing in . retired portion of this
III town, would receive one or two hoarders by
ths month, with Of without lodging, at q mode
rate price. Apply st this Office. {fe29
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TAs Esssef-ap AZ Club wifi always receive
seoPy u tha Rfezziam EngxaEing@ Memhen q
. clnb vi1eiA& IL Rrszaian Engravf
iRemie 0ae Ns1np Atr4 #3e5 3
11drssA: II, PETERSON Il Co, :
a5-5tl 3l9 Walnut Street, Philadef fphia.
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MASONIC.

a MASONIC.
x X Gordy r.. A.. Chapter 80. meets
"\at the Humble Cottage Lodge No. 10 at
Opelousas. the first Tuesday after the full moon,
at 3o'clock p. NJ. NJ E. GIRARD, HIP. |
Jos. D. RICHARD. Secretary.
Opelousas. July 18th, lo66-1y
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Wnxr 70 REAn.-Are you deficient in
taste! Read the best English poets,
such as Gray, Goldsmith. Pope, Tho,n-
son, Cowper, Coleridge, Scott, and
Wordsworth. s.: 4. ..a
Are you deficient in imagination
Read Milton, Akenside, Burke, and
Shakespeare.
Are you deficient in power Of reason
Read Chillingworth, Bacon, and Locke.
Are you deficient in Judgment and
good sense in the common affairs Of life
Read Franklin. .@
/. Are you deficient In sensibility I Read
Goethe and Mackenzie.
Are you deficient in political know
ledge! Read Montesquieu, the Federal
ist, Webster, and Calhoun.
Are you deficient in patriotism Read
Demosthenes, and the Life Of Washing
ton. IN
Are you deficient in conscience Read
some OF President Edwsrd's works- =.
Are You deficient in piety Read the
Bible.
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A VOLUNTARY TRIBUTE To
TO EXCELSIOR M'r"g CO.. s.. Louis

TO EXCELSIOR MrG CO., st. Louis.
I have for number Of years been a dilligent
inquirer into the relative merits of Cooking
Stoves sud find the CHARTER OAK An incom
parable one, which, with very little trouble, fur
nishes family with thoroughly baked Bread, "
Biscuits" and well done Roasts," A PROOF of
it's utility ''economy' and dnra abiity. ] send
herewith piece Of TWELVE POUND FRUIT
CAKE baked by me in number six CHARTER
OAK bought Of you, and which has been in daily
in my family for six years. For any and
every speeies Of cooking. find it the most con
veniens, economical" and reliable STOVE I
have ever used. Having recently increased the
Number Of workmen on my farm. and requiring
large size, have put mp one Of your new pat
terms No. 70. and must say that regard it as
b-ing h"rua.' the pale Of successful competition.
The tlune !>w save by my hired men getting
their breakfast ~ minutes earlier each morning
than formeri'. NOT only makes it invaluable to
farmers bat will save the pr,ce Of the Stove in
one year. r Z. TATE.
Osyks, Miss, Nov q. 1852.
SOLD wHoLEsAIE AND RET III EY
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Attakapas 1dail Transportation
Company.

Steamers Warren Belle and L.
Amna E., in conneetion with the ds@s
n. O.. 0. and e, " Railroad. Leave Brashear
daily - he Arrival Of The cars from New Or
leans. Leave New iberia daily at o'clock Pm,
connecting with the down train at Brashear
rRkwEExLr rRrrs WILL BE MADE TO ST. MAR
TIysvILLEs
RATES OF PASSAGE:
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Notice-ReR0v0ls

Notice-ReMoval.
ID r. a. l.. .PLO GIL,
Dentist,
DESPECTFULLY informs his D.
IN friends and patrons that he QYYy
has recovered from his late illness YD
He can be found ct the house lately occupied by
Mrs. Wartelle, opposite Mr.. Moores residence.
ET Those who have had operations eommen-
ced on their teeth will please call and hsve the
work completed. Jan. g. i669-33