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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24
VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIE.

The undersigned, desiring to retire from tho
more active duties Of life, offers for sale his
valuable farm, situate two miles north OF tho
Township, Ninton county, Ohio. on the sihta
Road leading from Chiliicothe to Athens. and
about IA miles east from Chillicothe. s from
Londondery, station and 4 from RaysVlllo
Station, containing 500 acres-about ga acres
under cultivation, 90 acres in meadow, and 250
acres Of bottom land; two comfortable dwell
ing houses; locations healthfll; good barn
and stables; two nice orchards the hest oftiTn-
Der and water. The farm can be divided to
two parts Willie sold in seperate parts or to-
gethor. A small farm, or western lsnds,oE
Town property, can he taken in exchange,
j. w. BOWEN, Macarthur, o.
III Or A. g. ELLIOTT, on the prernises
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24

SHRIvELED old darkies are
now called "the colored babes
Of liberty"
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800 TO 5000 ss s TGGa ss.a;: ;sy e .?e ?r4 6a2 to
: ntrnt Non.corIoSIyr White Wire Clothes lines
State age and past occupation, and address the
American Wire Go . rs W liam street, N y, or 10
Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. fe2lw4
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pROSPECTUS
or THR--

Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer,
For the Year 1869. I"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24
HoALI COAL!!

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We are prepared to deliver CeaI M fhn
bost quality to the citizens ofMcArthur, at
the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give 1s a
call, and leave your order.
August y, lS6S-6m o. DoWD & SON.
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!: I: !: & s.ssS: ssS;s' ssS:'' }o'-''''.

On motion, The shove presmblss and
resolution, were unssiuously adcr,sd--
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-12-11

GEx. LER ON THE DEATH OF GEO.
PEASoDY.-The following ia noble
tzibass "a George Peabody, which Gen.
lee, Ga hearing Of his death, wrote to Mr.
Peabody Rnssell, the nearest living rel
ssivs sf the deceased:
xaStiayeen, Fd.. Nov. 1O-My Dear Mr.
kRaaen-Ths announcement of the death
Ut your uncle. Mr. George Peabody, has
been received with the. deepest re- gret
wherever his name aud benesolenee are
known, and nowhere have his genernu
dbeds-restricted to NO country, section
us sset-elisited more heartfelt admira-
tion than as the South. he stands alone
is history for tho benevolent aud judi
eao1s distribation Of his great wealth
and his memory has becnme entwine,l
10 the affections Of million Of his fellow
citisens fn both helnispheres.
iibee. in my own behalf and in behalf
:of tsustses and faculty of Washington
Cellege. Eirgisia, which was not forgot
Ten by him in his aets of generosity, t"
tender the tribute Of our uafsigned sor-
row at bis death. ~.
With great respees, your ehedieat ser,
esnt, II. T.. LEE.
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AWAY TO PuRrYY CIsrERx WArE R
Ward Ballard, of Weybridge, VT, gave
shs fa1aowing ~, In his opinion, the best
aaseAod Of keeping the contents Of a cis-
eaEa ftoaa ssaguatiDg and b~coming Of
Ssnsiye:
Isss the spout run 10 the bot OF
sAs cissesn. Yoa will then have new
wafef every time ie rains. The old wa
sse~will he buoyed or bs,rne up, and
sA1oun sG. sousetimes ssngfe rain will
tAaeu " Al Elss water and give entirely
h Myoa have Any d0nbe Of this. fill
1paa NTH waseS, run q tube 70 thealot-
esm Of it, and, by nseans of q fnnuel, turn
more water into IL by way of the tube,
end y0a will See that the water yon turn
into sAs kahsswais go to the bottosn 1T the
kaik and ,tAS water you pat in krst will
hs threlsAaAsy' = s.. f.- q.
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THMhgM@IHaHa@-PBAB0Dr.-Mr. JO-
- hsS& hsss DADS sNeh maguif fcene
las y tt Ers@r Ro3s sBiFniBgham Eng
-. 90 3Anat heFeaffer rank
1t t1e4ee t. IN ths niiulls
&ngl glisAsa4n. N is stated that already
- - than E3OO, 900 has been expended
y a sshsggS lE5oaf md eHd0w ment of
AlAtAAl dfpli eSRie sand ffalmshuusss
As Asdingssal as q RIso Known that ths,
a a1aee oe hsr.. josiah Masol has
&selk ihltia iaSs6g Aud that further
sssna ID u aeafs considerably ex
slie toeal ausoant of the gifts Of
= amlasnt Ansracah, are in course Of
SesssgpmesMas1 NJ r,Z T. + 4 ''"..
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THE OF ELoUsAs COURIER,

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All advertisements sent in for pnh,,ca,icn will
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Candula'rs to public favors will nav FsneeN
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. JusT 60.-Somsirat "gHion seldier''
n9HSag Eained y disturbance over st'nie OF
!ass1gse nxplsitas iths gallant partisan
uesaas hiMself. md then adds -
4 think II high time for . people who
e6Ey IN s'Sherman's march from the
A9aneafns 90 the ssa, )" in which he made
2 Aeasgt 0f the country that lay in his
sEnfk-who received with huzzas Sheri-
snas trismphant dispatch ''that he had
eMEneA three thousand barnae eand mills,
- msds tho Valley ef Virginia 90 dss-
saass thas 3 arow sould mos 6y over it
syjsS II .sstiaDs'' n 10 rsase
haE 4aybqdy did nut Observe
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BOARDING HOUSE.
/ Hereafter, the unslsrs

s@@ Hereafter, the undersigned
A will give good. abundant aud
Substantial meal for so cents.
He has excellent wine at so cents per
bostle. Tie most Fare and delicate vi
anls cah always be procured at his estab-
lishmeut, aud he viii always be able, at
any hsur Of the day or night, to furnish
a akillfully prepared, smoking meal, Oh
ten minutes notice. H solicHs . con-
tinaance of the public patronage.
P. &. MOURET,
Near Mayo's Drug Store:
opelousas, November 18th, 1898
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TOWN RFTTg,KsERx.

TOWN BETCEsEEeY.
I'VE undersigned has the honor to an
Il nounce to his clients and to the pub
lie in general that he will hereafter retail
beef at the Town Market, at 8 cents per
pound; in quantities of 50 or 100 pounds
it will be sold for less He flattcrs him
self with being ahl. to please all who
patronize him. rs regards the quality Of
the meat or otherwise.
JAMES G. HAYES.
Opeleusas, December list, 1868. IS
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FOR SALE AND 10 LET.
A PAeOPOSEFaSay
To Owners of Plantations a,a r.,s.

A NY one who vii, srnd ps, fan ..,o,:
Z n Of the I.auls ard Pla...Yr;.,,. ~; 'I u,
t; s"s :" Ht''' 'n' rive RniArs tor each ii;,ritu-
vertl>t.t IN 1h. bpELol'S.- t'.u-rIrp T.; r:t
anu Eli 'S"Sh pr"N"irt ht. pays ~ tSr III. CLINT
OH he tslununt IT Tire S.It VIA >,I,,
We Will give strangers all the i,t..II,'..;
possess i'll regard to advertised land. ,rI ,I,t
atjni,S, t., y i'll rjIAry.. NOT III 49,.
Ab'ERri>iNn in ra-,. iio sti, j. ,,...' T. ,, ,
'"' 10 20" "ht" The a'iN' I1I>"n!"Ht i il. ! +"
," o'i'''ls>:'ii Wl "''l,in~,i. M ecu
q" '"'''' 't'''' i'i~''"t; ihrH eN.ri.t :, >i.r.iI
aG[,' meat Win tie tdiEpr ot the (uruI, t.
'"'sf q" >'hh us rtWrr;l>t nlenta II tIll IA
t"io s""old state "n"lhrr they wish 70 avail
'u1Set'fS OF me above. otter, i"r otherw il,
they will be published al unr usual rates
Opelousas, August 1;h, 1850 u-t;
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II 4. A EATKON FOR S.Aa.E.
Cn Account Of Cevsrtu:e

n OFFER for sale nv ,,;fn::.,ipn ,i:u.,t.5 j.,
Bois liaiiet, committing l,;.y.iy. :irIn~,.
togrth.r with Il tract If wood a,d cont ,,,;, ,
about ~ ailellis tn. servants ,abius, d bra!G-
ing iron. all the stock q horse ,ur; \ >.ri, .,
wagon large lot of lumber. tn" far:L!1y .iui-
plen"nts. household turni; Iue kitchen u.tI,siI
ihciEdins Nae stove. perfectly uew. &c.
The craving crop will be sold ,.Isu, ii desired.
N"i..' need apply who cannot pay cash.
Apply to the undersigned. Oh the premises. OF
at the. COT RIER Office. Rd C. PIGpIIFT
st. Landry, Septeii,ber 4til 1862 i3
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MISCELLANEOUS. !.
, RZew AlcoAoA Rneoxicasea.

n @ noe the PreseDes of the alcohol which in
ssisasss, baa she sbsence Of oxyg~u which is
ssa5sesd BY the too rapid alcoholic con nbustiu,,.
SsmaH dass Of alcohol stimulates combusti.u ::
nseAocss, consequently, more hsa. aud more eel.
ias aetivify. basin the d.grce tla, IT,. alcoholic
aAsa~ptOa 10 Increased aud the oxy gen, VIII. ii
sanaSA bs sanished o. quick by the lungs, is de-
essesed, and combustion OF cant boa CEASES the
hhso0 OF dsunkrn usan 10 ro,lsequrat, black
The esllsaas setion becomes Irregular and iuter-
rupted, the cells of the TRAIN Got the sa.. rirs,
lnsr thrir noorishmene aud give up. and all mo
heas becoDe irregular until totatiy prevented
drunken man 10 mse nsibEe and can be CON.
ps1rfrd dead until the alcohol has passed u,,t and
fhe newly absaE bed oxygru bcg,us again to A.n.
do np new conbustion Vi the ~x,inguisli-d ina
snzisl Gradually the cells b-giu tu act Ar aln :;
rszaaoa returns; Afterwards uavton; hu. i. 10 d
ssgg time before the appetite r.aurus TIE sto,u-
aeA Ssfnses oil food uati combustion ia in full ac
tiea again. When drnnkard awak-s he chl.s
wish eeld, and he anxiousy seeks the tire place
u shs hottest summer. His nerves snakr from
shs over ase shey had 20 endure
! His m0ash IL dry. 30 Is his stomach: h- feels
r,f~d. but cannot sltep; his eyes A.e drn, YET
cs'nssaatly op'.n; his skin is eoId and DR., his
pulsr weak and quick; all the cells OF the AMI
nal function have been abused, and cannot per
fnsm their oflce until stimulated and revived hv
akshol. ,or lutil normAi cuu, bus: ion has .es.our
fA~a thrrn ahd be.-ausr the atl.r il slo. II, its
and progresses under these cir, ums,au-
eas. hie the furnrr Il quick ans rapid in its re-
sHiss, he drinks and drinks and diuks a. ain
CsB after e+il therefore. becom-s ,0st without
being rsplac-J. The Stomach. int.,s ines and sku
hecOsn'. thinner and thiuner; the liver ani mus
cs~ crils change into fat-c-Ils
Finally. the blood vessrls in the stomach and
tabessin-s b~con- visible and ~na, O. for " ant of
psssssrs: they get thinner and thinner un,i they
burst The nerve cells can resist til. long. 1t. A.
soag 90 they constantly kept Oh a,c"lol ,i.,
Aed out at The expense Of ali others; bat w.. T.,
them when the alrahol is once wsniiug; ,ht,
thsy yevot IN wild spasna"1ic action: !h.. ,nind
wsAaerp; hnrrid pictures ef crawling s:ak,-~ Of
gnawing rats and biting reptiles app, sr .Lls l<
deliEiufn trsmens.
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70 r s. A LIE .

s1sI0 ACRES Of Land stu,lttd in Belle We
~~OV Pr~ll1e, fronting on kavou BearCcu \
anu running forty acres deep iUtu tne Pra.i lie.
with suhirient timber ON every piece for service.
Will be sold IN any quantity. i'll lots to snit par
chasers lhcse lssn'is ale very fertile, br.lllti-
fully located. b; III above any scS.;bi. owe i1ow,
and Sufficiently elevated and rrt!in. as to re-
quire but little ditrhing for .iiaiuare They are
within nine niles OF Dpeluus.is and three miles
from Grand Coteau. Apply to
HYPPOL1rE CHRETIEN.
Near Grand Coteau, Parish Of 81 LANDRY
Grand to'eau, September 18th. ls69-i6tt
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Caution to the Public.

CDM tom 10 the Public.
FENHO>E who are trespassing cutting wood
Bois'iore Tract, situated at Anse Bourueuse. in
the Parish ri st. Landry, are hereby notified to
eease their deprr'sati"lis. otherwise they will be
pr',.c,ttsti with all the ri1pr Of the law.
those " Lo own improvements ~ituattd ON this
a..! are hereby notified to remove them wi hin
thirty days from the date of the present notice.;
otherwise they will be liable to the forfeitures
indicated by law.
Those VIII" may wish to purchase said land or
part OF 1t Will apply t., Dir. y. .. Quatrevaux,
Ope.oustss, OF to the undersigned.
BLASCHtS & GIRAUD.
New Orleans, Deoeu.Dcr 4tli. lou3-l.u.
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FURNITURE STORE.

- THE undersigned has removed
his furniture store to the Vari-
zsshszs cites Theatre, where he has also
established his work shop. Those who
wish to purchase ne,c furniture will there
find gooi assortment He will also re-
pair furniture: and buy old furniture or
exchange new for old.
His prices will 'c moderate. as hereto
fore, and he hopes ~ dt t>ervr "a continu
alton of the patronage Of his friends and
the public. l.. WAITER.
Opelru,as July 81, 1869. Stf.
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FOR SALE.

1OS Arpents of Land situated on Bayou
l. sJeI Teehe, one miie from Barry's Landing,
about oneha.f Of which Is well open, aud the
balance fine timber land. The WHOLE wheu
cleared would be frat rate cane rr cotton land.
Terms :-$ 800; &fftO cash. and the balance
in one year. For PARTICULARS, apply tsths Coal-
Ter office. L. u.
Nov s. 1869,
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OPELOUSAS HOTEL.
Court Street, Opelowsas.

n The undersigned. having leased the
1k old "Esgi- Ho:el' formerly krps by
Mr.. Ons-s Puires.) situated opposite
tn. Court House, hiss the honor to ahnounes
that this spacious establishment has just been
repaired and r-issed. and " now OPEN so the
travelling pabIc.
Tbs tnsnitn1s, bedding. DC, are oil new and
h. perfect order. The table viii b. furnished
with the beet the market affords, and the beatd-
ers will receive the most assiduous care aud
aitension
Attached to this Hotel 10 a large Livery Stable.
ffrensingon Landry street where horses will
i,s led. &c. ypd lIarses, b.iggies, hacks, dsc
wi.t be- hired. -4 II +s
Th. ani- signed will also haul freight to and
from, tl.. boats Ut his fusner sates, regardless Vt
WIN. NJ JOHNSTON.
Opelousas, October 8. l-G9-lo.
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Lands for Sale

GIXTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
Of prairie and wood land for sale nsar
Prud 'ho,nme City, on Bay"u M"llet, In
the Parish of St. Landry, in any quan
tity to suit purchasers. and Ut prices to
suit the times. ...
These lands are we'll adapted to the
cultivation Of cotton aud cane.
For further particulars, amply to the
undersigned, on Plaqaeminc Ridge:
:. WM. DLJEAN.
Opelousas, August 7th, 1869. 9tf
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EyOR SALE.-A residence. situated in the
IL Town of Opelousas, consulting III d large
dwelling house and other improvements, to-
gether with three iots.b For particulars, apply
to the Editor of the Opelousas Courier, to
the undersigned, in Plaquemine Brulsa
Nov. q, 1859 j. A. GACTHlER.
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TO LIT
Or

F. O r S A L Z .:
- A Comfortable RESIDENCE. in
sIra a retired au,t desirable part of the
Town; for particulars apply +" Messrs.
Moore s., M"rgan, Dr at this Office.
Juue :6. 1869. 3tf
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Fer SALE.

FER SALE,
EHitAT Splendid Plantation known as the
IL Andre Serautt plantation. receutiy owned
by Mrs. Lucien Guill,%an. situated on thu Bayou
Teche, near the Junction; the land is some of
the Richest i'll the parish, and the impro vernents
are OF the best. THIS plantation will be sold 1T
u moderate price, and ON terms Favorable to
the purchaser. For conditions aud other parti-
cuars address E. ID. Esti!ette Esq. Opeiotlsas,
or the undersigned On the premises.
LUCICS GCiLBEAC.
St. Landry, Oct. 9, 1852
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE


A PLANTATION sitnAted bayou Mallct
IA in st. Landry. measuring 3.6 arpents: part
of which is we'll titnbcrei, together with the
buildings and IMPROVEMENTS, all in g,'od order
This plantation will lie sold as whole OF oy
lots, at the option Of purchasers, according to d
plan deposited at the Courier office, Opeiou>as.
good bargain. Apply TO E. NJ: Ferav, GA
the premises, or to +. FERAY,
2atf Perry's Bridge, Verniliou Parish, La.
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JOHN GELyEN.

BRlCKLAYER AND PLASTERER
OFFERS bis services to the public in that ca
~ pacity for the constructio Of buildings.
tomhs, ovens. ground eist erns. any other work
in his line. He hopes by bis work, his punctu-
ality, and his moderate charges, to merit pcr-
tion of the public patronage. His residence is
at Mr.. MxxwelEs, Opelousas. Dec ).
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FOR SALE .
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
}A3 ACRES OF LAND. we'll voo,'.l. siiu
" atrd SIX nr seven ,,lil,.. N.,, -, f,,..i,,
sas. with some buildings an; ;;r,-uyeT... .r,
offered tor sale at 50 t.er ACRE. A,!,:y il, Mr
NrHerrv Ha>!,4n,t New lir.;,t. cy i; H., ,;7,,,
those who avg c;l:ii:,- w,,.,I ,,t n. },nI
az hrrfV h"'!ii''. - "'p>>a t:l,r 1rI.rt,."!.,
cthtrw>,s E'v viii t,~ rose. Itr.l - h. j;I>
lc',' "l tf!f t,.". M.H. i'll >UAAij~
sept. MIR 18th. I2tr} i..t
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3 A z e r z

FHVHE undersigned has lately established a
IL Bakery in the rear of his Grocery. on Main
street, where he will make Bread, Crackers.
aud Cake of every kind, for weddings, parties,
&C., at short notice aud upon the most liberal
terms Bread will be delivered at the residence
Of customers every morning.
Nov. U-2m.] ANT. CHRISTIAN.
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e . Z Il 2

FEyHE Honse and Lot and ten acres oe enclos
IL cd lama, being the residence of Mrs Mary
B. Campbell, 10 Opelopsas. Possession given on
the lat Of October. For terms and conditions
apply to GEO. T. hISH:
o2elousas. Octo5er2 ?. 1869. LIZ.
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Saddlery and Harness.

IA OCTAVE ROY informs his friend.
IL ER and the public in general, that he has
opened a .SaJ'.!"rv Suop at Washing
on. near tie Market House. where he ia now
prepared to execute ANY kind Of work in his
lne, in workmanlike marrrr and at moderate
prices. He respectfully sol,cits share Of the
public patronage. NOV. 3, ls69-ln.
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TO Consigners Of FREIGHT.

TINE undersigned will pay the toll on the
IL Washington bridge, on all the freight con-
signed to them, whether to be shipped or sold
in Washington.
PTTRE & CARRIEPE.
Washington, October 18th, 1863. 2m
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]. I. COURET.
- - y.
Bloch Brothers,

{toFTHE FACTORS aud C"nnl:S>:,,. Mr.
~ 'i!;S. 40 l.! tHIEnl.tn street. y O!'taEa
VIII rn1r'u:Y a't"tl to al business entrusted
:" t1'''r ''arr II hu>,:s- irtt At .t. House IF J
Ejurh u Go, in Ope.ousa>, Will l~crive II n,tui.
a,t- All, nil,n. Dec g. 1ii
, 1869-12-19

Our estnt,*sl Eayo;;,eaax vera 60 daast sava*es
ir tac Sst!est sense, eren those Mfla , Ntts Afta
he4rg dss.ttcs,5 iEteTtss. ~ rs - ~ CHE saAfa
ets, ID taa 1oW4ak tyre al modefn sasA9e-tts
~ t14t1a ,They ws1r t7rEita1s.A1 las pce0iAtstJ
ttorn hy researches u Copenhagen. Ths
i4ko Ti&FeA ia SsfttefAnd, ca sha uthe1
AxrA ahax thAt agriculture Aud <ha
p4aecra1 fe Go3stAhei Nkat Tie metals wtfa s&1t
MrkLotn Aud taai tnt gn11 4uct@on of ihst1 NAs
otM1eciad Nth htrtef 4nd tfAat. us arc &C.
91atnttA At pseaeut WITH l1nahef cf pttmeral
E3nrFsct1fIcR I3Catttek a-d vi tte cptusnErrtA1
scstAE xtIch stfe Used IN tht Sudeas uH,eH II
t1u be k1uFn upreotef tnat uut civilization cAne
cot tIun Aks, hut from Afttca: aud HseE hRa
peosed that thd 1Hlsz6d psanta Ia tha aNlsx lAka
villages aro of Aifscxn, and u a great axteat,
Egyptian ,5Ga.
4 m e~1pesa& des4tersasst u tH1n, and the t1.
feTett EAu ttfeA ktr1s. 41d ces Of eu hsve e~sel
Ies. Investigated than The corresponding
oi tbd apA sype. In nsny ptscea lhe tzale ID
aoTesed trhte oeeu tavs t'H tcts than ytar a21
aectncsets q Eafs thau forty hamah skatia ~
kkffe:orG, tt1obttrx ~ 1hd e1dsnasT ptf1o1
rsE tix;ctFrad scar soiuHi, 10 France, Se
thstn.ote, nQx htre considerable material fol
| xEftf1aS II co9slt.s'op4 rSapecsthE pxtmdrA
[ trac OF tbIs ptsfio1- There can bn ot
| dcuhl 4tAt Elsa approaches uaoEe uc2sI u
boaly caAtafto&ttan u aha Aain1a. 2ed especially
R:s reasai frfHtfa. TIE 2pa tho lover BIZ a:A2s a
c1ltRie. Is 1Hta 70 on these ch1tAcse.1$stc'
kztaA11 1RnAhs Tho fofehe "a btooEnca morn = D
KlXht tie ex1Ll htxteE and noee doCa shxrct, All
The projecting cGon.ehAnc- xr141All1 TScxt<k un
| def Tho fktsl Thr*e ch4hEes xsc tic Frx',it @
| man = conflict *i1h ha circaRstanccs, and to n
| Eertaa iasNz WHICH that co1n!ct nussaA
, 1869-12-19

Tie character Of Tho New York cit1 su-
sliciary has seosiretl fresh illustration II
the hands Il csndozo and Darpand .Au
lotteries arc Illegal In New TUk- Ben
Wood, e2-uaeuber Of ConGFaas, i tho chief
ot The 1otsar1 business carried on 10 Tho
sta:e, sa john Aorrisxey, NJ @, Ia chief Of
she gambling hoosea- In siesai proceed
ing bstVcsu ce1ta3n partners In tho lottery
business, Ben Noed waa appointed, by Cst-
aexo, Receises of al tho lo..esies in Tho
stAte, whc.eu1au Julga Basunrl tntAx-
paeca lis antAoei.y md vaea.sa Woods Ap-
poinsaeas, aud appointed somebody else.
Before night, tie sa,,,o dag, B3ruard'a unlr.
, 1869-12-19

.FN1L1R& At TUE F4&f4 nut
Ti4AIES7IaH, beG- 1h.-A de- ESla from fios+
aA. v1As;Esrx u ReefuseD NATIVE Z. HAuss.pa
N.4uop pserrt. ! co,cte;f lne,1it.sF of t5r Atats
S*sAtt, titntral Car. ,Adlata1t t;szsrat Of tte
STATE, Reeonpao1ed h5 sena:o1 Wilson. csiItd ot
ess r,;asa' .;:;Ss f., e. isDz for IN. .s
ID e1ecu1ns the t.ss arln ptotectirx sas 1rea ast
prsj9fty ut c,rG.nA Tho parry co.ppaaias Las
huge n1rn.IeT ht asiHsa!nxl>oaa hare occalrt,
tALay IFrs!tsat t}ra2r4 IL Fes;soass to taesr n,
g1eAt. dtAted inst he ~rnld roaIrt wta the Sec
Ie1lrJ or sFar On tho HuhJ:ct, aud n.cans shoa1t
" tsteu 10 e1tctuaiiJ carry ort tue ls4t.
T!zt TuEACea Tax m v1G1cAfA.
ypg.ata lor r. K, aice Gonsas esa:az Sofe.st !:
aH1rxxArs ~ BOND
alhE ~ s1ct4s u ~ 0,eE9 punIitx
y!kGsssA DEMONSTRATIONS.
HEst1ess II TIE CAtnol io-1aftEa3 coh.1e4 Il
TIC Reconciliation ConuIttce. which wxs eo
EaRe,t u tHnutatng Witnesses Fc<szdirF TIA l1cs
fAln1cs snh she Rt;nl1l4.s4lna o. t7s..:e IN tnt
fss:ors seuas.f: .! yE2!asa. yhs eaist sae
X, # sss s s;l.= sp IL Essa. tscs;:
fEit acltou u regarded ny ipsu{ taso11so 10 =.
arslra:tap uf te :e*f TAN n The Virginia lekia
:4,:un. 3se eensnl.ses FILL tsks ~ sas Geastts
case ca Aoc Rag.
Mr, Eutl. CONSERVATIVE !ne1seer q sse Y! :.
sttJ s+rtJ i raa 9afs,Ic. ia, two-5fcs ;Es Ean
tsYtarse neItf7n sf the I*Ss4lnafs Eoula b
utAiia 10 laas The test csisn-
kEQCrsr KESL!EC.
TIE FsetsdeEt haft1 eec.tc.d tee trHoeH y
Tar sel Ate 3tatc.41J CoEsS.t ce 10 fa:htsa sheI
the afs1eE8 VI Observation-Disclosures saf %ae k7rfshs
e4!fu tat A.,eL,tna of tao sste:e 10 the .sss, 40
| a.t4d .nat the f9cs!!eus o. d.fr.:fed 10 turns
! tn. set,rasfn satssio1- Il res1xsuE T. ia Hsf
&sas.ts s.e Psesldcas will eanpss,