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applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory. No. - Bopa.
street. New York. lyr Nav IL
sT PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIA0E-A
HEW COURSE OF LECTURES. a. delivered at sns
New York Museum Of AnatoAay. embracing the sud-
jects How to 1--we and What to IAvo for pozfs.
Maturity sod O1d Age f; Msntoed generally reyss@.
cd the Gause OF Indigestion Daatu3.nce ana na-
vous Diseases aaosnutsd for Marriage philosopaA.
cally Considered &C. Thzse Lectures win ba for
warded on receipt Of four stamps. By Addresssns |:
SECRETARY RALElMoRR MUskUM OF ANAT6.
MY. No. IA West Balumore.strest, aaatimore Nd.
April 10 uaw3 hvr
ASDUrOHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KYIiLnR
Death TO the Liviogi Long live the Killers Sofa
BY Dealers everywhere. lno Juno %
sTPLANrATION BITTERS ARE RSPR-
cIALLY recommended to Glergymen public srASk.
era ana persons Of literary habits and ssdentary Nse
who require clear mental faculties. vhlnh can SuAv
ton. Delicate females are certain 70 naA In these
Sitters health and strength. 1
AfAaxolxA wA1xa.--sapsesos 10 t,ae beat issuczeen
aernan Cologne. and sold @ hsaf sAs pxsss.
JsTT tatse
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AS ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN. ION Tnn
xross ana Abussa incident to Youth and Barry Man.
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
sent by mail aree OF charge. Address HowARD As.
ISOLATION. Boz P. Phladeaphia, Pa
May ~ smos
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~ TO BE RAFFLED TOMORROW
EVENING. at Mr.. BRAKES Auction Room, corner
OF King and Liberty streets. at Six p M, a SILVER
SudAk BOWL, for the neneht of the Female Or.
pnans under the care Of tn. Sisters of Mercy,
Queen. street. w 1, 40
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a@GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOR
fine Silk Warp Alpaca sseks for IS,
Ju1v % @
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80 THE CONDITIONS OF HEALrH.-n
10 idle to expect health the precautions necessary
% secure It are neglected The human organization
ID delicate piece Of mechanism, and, REQUIRES as
. = - = .-. ---A-s- .--'~..-s ~An., a. n.
oruer, 60 are requisite in the management of the
most complicated eombnaHon Of levers whee,s nd
pinions.
At this season Of the year the body 10 peculia,1v
sentative because It is greatly weakened ana relaxea
by the continuous heat. The skip. in SUMNER. with
Its millions u pores Wide open. is very dinhEent
sort OF tegument from the compact nbroua covering
which 1t becomes under the action Of the winter.a
cold he muscles too, are comparatively Aaccid
the nerves temulous, the blood poor and the whole
frame less capable OF enduring fatigue and reeistanQ
dssAse. than IN cool weather. These indaatdons of
depressed condition of the vital forces are SO many
unmistakab:e hints that nature needs reinforcing
Ordinary sdmu2ants will not effect this obiscts
They indane and excite. but do not strengthen
The onl! preparation which can be depended upon
TO impart staannl vigor to the system and enable It
to endure the ordeal Of the heated term without
giving way under the pressure, is HOSTETrER,s
STOMACH BITTERS. tonic and corrective 80 pure
90 harmless, SO utterly free from Me drawbacks
which render many Of the powerful astringents EN-.
ployed In medical practice more dangerous than the
ailments they are employed to cure. that it ay bs
administered without fear to the teeblest female i
valid, or the most delicate child. The cathartc ana
Alternative vegetable dents which combined
with those OF tonic nature in its comp osiion keep
the bowels moderately free ana peafecly regular
whtc the work Of inytgoradng is going on. The
finest blood depurents which the herbal kingdom
aHords are also among ts components. that 1t re
cruits. pnrtAes and regulates the system sirrrals
taneously. DAG July q
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~ SOUTHERN BRANCH OF THE EoUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY, No. l41
NE hGI1Na-STREET.-Durirg my absence from the
city, my once VIII be in charge Of Mr.. THOMAS II
~ VINO VII attend to all buxness COM ec.ed
With the General Agency. WIN. B. SHAW.
oWy 20 O. General Agent.
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FOR EDIsTO. ROCKVILLE AND
REAHFORT

r~4K@h THE STEAMER PILOT BOX.
h Captain FEM PECK, viii leave for
ths above points every THURsDAY MORNING. at g
O'CLOCK Returning, will leave Beaufort FRfDkY
MORNING. at o'clock, and Edisto ct 2 p. M.
JOHN EERGOSON,
June ~ W Accommodation Wharf,
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~ OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FlREPROoF BUILDING, JULY IL 1869 Persons
wishing to contract for the Building Of Bridge over
Creek. known as Church Greek, to connect
1onn's Island and Wadnalaw, will hand in their
proposals to this ofase. Offers are open to O'Clock
T. ID. on SATURDAY. the Slst inst plan and speci.
hcat1ons recently prepared by Mr. l.. T. Barbo vil
Engineer, can be seen at this Office, from 10 oolock
A. M. to O'Clock r. M
By order OF tho Board r. LANCE
~, -, CLERK Board Of County Commissioners.
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FOR NEW YORK..

RhG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESp
GEeam THE SPLENDID sIDEwHRnr
MX7&aXNe STE1 IP MAGNOLI, Canr In
r>k4&Ak&8AE ID. B. CRowE1l. having elegant ana
spacious accommodations Tor nss-
ceugess w1l' leave vapderhorst'e wharf ON WEn
NEsDAY MoRN1Na July &c. 1s6e ss e'elock.
09,x q 0AVENEL Z. >sants.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

z ~
WILMtSaToN, n. G.. Jan. 25.-Rohbcrs attacked
House. sheriff, and Renben King ii Robson county
Lun,beron, the Esd inst, and MORALLY wound
ed King and S 8. Ward, visitor TO Kings house Little
hopes Of recovery The perpetrators Of the foul crime
escaped.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan: a5-Gen.s ssoneman issued an
order to-day appointing Gems Wilcox ard Granger
and Col Franklin to constitute board which shall
investigate and report on applications for any Of the
Offices in Virgina except the executive State Offices
in the capital and thus enable the commander to fill
vacancies now existing, and which it is contemplated
may exist within the next thirty DAYS. All apIica-
lions for office must be addressed to Col w f. Stone,
recorder of the board, at Richmond, The military has
so far removed 729 civil officers, leaving about three
thousand Offices whose occupants are Ineligible TO be
removed. The value Of these Offices range from 800
to $4,000 per annun1.
NEW YoRK Jan. 2e.-Tug Hercules ran down a
boat IN the arbor containing Capt Osborn of heship
Plymouth, lis wife, and his wie's sister. The latter
drowned. 4zS-r.qssa =
American Consul at San Domingo protests asairst
the grant OF the Alta ella mines to the English and
has sent for an American war vessel
TRENTON, N. j, Ian 26. Stockton elected Senator.
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FROM WASHINGTON
WAsuIsGros, Jan. 24-The Virginia committee of
nine have secured conlmodious room on the Avenue,

Il WAsuIsGros, Jan. 81 1.-THE Virginia committee oil
niue have secured conlmodious room the Avenue,
opposite Wizards Hotel.
.Ameriean Consul at ST. Thomas, January 9th, re-
ports tie island perfectly healthy.
The Navy Department has adrices that Bliss and
Masternan, taken from Washburne by Lopez have
been restored to Admiral Davis Admiral Davis WIS
treated with perfect cylity by the Allies and Para
guavans. Health Of squadron good.
" WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Election Committee heard
Louisiana contest and give further hearing tomorrow,
Reeonstrueion Committee heard a number Of Radical
Meahoaists nopposon to the plan of the committee
of hine, il sfIscts church proper iIaase allowed
Arkansas representatives fl!! pay for FaretIi Co,l-
gress Robinson introduced protest against the lati-
ication of the Alabama claims treaty.
Senate Judiciary Committee reported adversely to
seating Hill from Geersa Trunibn Submitted a nli-
nority report Retrellchmeut Committee reported
House bill repeating the tenure Of Office bill with
amendments. za45z 55a5.
RI WASHINGTON, Jan 25-col Robert G. Buchanan,
of the First Infantry, and Col Alvan c. Gem Of the
24tI Infantry have been assgne u duty under bre-
vet rank as Major Generals.
Amendments 10 House bill repeating tenure of Of
fee provide that Cabinet officers may be removed dur
ing recess and other officers suspended at tue Presl-
dents discretion.
An autograph petition from Mrssl.ineoln Tor pension
presented to Senate to day.
Several editors here because Of the meeting Of the
direct trade convention at Knoxville February loll,
desire posponeniett Of the Southern Press meerg ut
Mobile
Gen selolieli appears before the reconstruction
committee Tomorrow IN reference to Virginia affairs.
Senate judiciary Committee report adversely to seat
ing Hill Among other reasons because the Georgia
Legislature comprised ineligible members. Trunbnlls
minority report favors the seating of Hill because tie
is an objectionable and Congress has reeog-
Missed Georgia as IA State. sa8a4g aesS.t7a
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zz.- -
ROMsWAsHINGTON,

WASHINGTON Jan. 25.-snpreme Court-Louisana
Mutual Insurance Company ys John Tweed from Lou
gment Of Lower Coprt reversed and case
renanded for trial.
One of the Baltimore banks the name Of which is
Withheld, has been robbed Of sl25,00o. Among the
securities stolen was S3o0B0 of bonds of the New
Orleans and Opelousas railroad, and 5000 of New
Orleans and Jackson railroad {g@ I.sfr
1t is stated that the.comnitee roads and canals
will report unanlnousy+in favor OF the Government
endorsing the bonds OF the International Pacific rail
road extending from Cairo to the Rio Grafde. s .
IS District Court shows no signs of obeying the Su,
preme Court nandamus restoring Bradley the roll
of attorneys. rs7s.sk - &5s=Et
h WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 Supreme Court decides New
York pilot laws CONSTITUTIONAL and iii and outward
bound vessels must have pilots. 80
rt Maryland congressional delegation proceeded in n
bodyto the White House for DR.. Mndd's pardon. IS
4 President nominated E iward d. Neal Commissioner
of Education Full Cabinet today
District Supreme Court ordered mandamus from
Supreme Court under protest, but. adopted III rule
which eiecually excludes Bradley from practice,
cept OH appeals.
Sheridan reports the destruction Of sixty Indian
lodges at the junction Of Salt fork and Elm creek
Three soldiers wounded, one mortaily. Number Ind
ans killed unknown. EasEE
z A special to the New York Tribune says Gen Grant
is strongly opposed to the pending Alabama claims
treaty. Tie ollowing is his position nearly in his
words The treaty is unjust to tile United States, be-
it assumes to the injury inflicted upon
this country by the money value of the ships actually
destroyed; whereas the damage to commerce
in ships being driven from the seas by Angloreb=
els and pirates In addition to this, the sympathy
tended by tire English Government o.the Souhspro-
lonaed the at least year, and for al the lives
lost and money expended for this time e. gland is d.
reetly responsible. The treaty proposes settle all
these things by payment OF the paltry value of
few ships ~ 5sa5sss ssSsi; rs - 35#zs.f "A
Col Christy, elected from the 9Th Georgia District
addressed the reconstruction committee Committee
devote tomorrow to Virginia matters. schofieId's
evidence ex peeted -zz8& =
Sheridan assures Sherman no further depredatons
from indians in the neiglbothood ofhis Operations
need be apprchended
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, dan. 2e.-Senate -Fnance Commit
tee reported back bill recognising Treasury Depart
ment, with report that no bill could be nlatured to
meet the various views regarding tile civil service Of
the government. Resolution passed raising special
joint committee Of three from Senate aud FIVE from the
House, to which the whole matteris Id be referred.
Protest of Winchester Virginia, Union League against
removing Judge Parkers disabilities presented Sum
ner classed Parker among arocious judges Bill in
cooperating Southern Express Company introduced
Pacific Central railroad branch resumed Kellogg in
tsodaeed bill for failroad and telegraph from NewOr-
leans to the Rio Grande in the direction Of san Bias
on the Pacific, and branch Ines Guarantees interest
eompan.s bonds for thirty years for Se5 coo per
mile and grant Of eight sections Of land per mile to be
selected from Louisiana Texas Mississippi Arkansas
Georgia and Florida, and andless laborers on the road
shall have forty acres, at one dollar per acre. Adj
jourted.
House, eaton introduced bill to amend the eighth
section Of heaet Of August 1861 to provide increased
revenue from imports, &c, by suspending and ahat
ing collection Of uncoiected drectx laid in that sec
ton upon North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama
Georgia, Florida, Louisiana and Arkansas; referred to
Ways and Means Committee. Pensions resumed
but postponed Finanance bill discussed till adjourn
meIft -
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~ -l--7-- :" :
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. 25.-Firng in the streets last night
between volunteers and citizens Several persons XII
cd, among them Samuel Cohener, american. md Ruelr
ling and Sappleburg, German merchants Shofs were
fred Louore coffee house, Taeon and v lila Nueva
theatres AT the latter place of the audience two
ladies' and some children were killed. .aszsssi 3
A Key West schooner has been seized ythe Spanish
government on suspicion Of aiding the rebels Dnlce
has Withdrawn volunteers from the streets and subst
tnted sailors from the feet patrols Everything
now quiet.
HAVANA, JAN %, night.-AI quarters of the city
inside and outside, quiet. Nothing has occurred to-
night to disturb the tranquility. Sailors patrong the
streets. Volunteers viii only leave their homes wl.e.
twelve signal guns are fred.
HAVANA, JAN 26.-American Consul demanded the
body of Cohener, American photographer killed by
volunteers Also asked Duce if able protect Amer
can citizens; otherwise the United States would be
compelled to pFoteetthent. Duce, replying, regretted
boodshed, and requested Consul to furnish list OF
Americans. Last night passed off quietly. 81 EsFEaJ
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b TEL Ell Ora pH
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the sou,h-We


New YORK, Jan. IS - Louisiana 6's, Is; etee's Z J.
Sub Treasury balance ss7 ,0o0, o0e.
LIVERPOOL. JAM %, moor. = Cotton dull; uplands
H8@1II and Orleans ga id estimated sales
5000 bales. Bombay shipments to the I'D 5eto bales
Yarns and fabrics at Manchesterheavy and nominal.
e New YORK. Jan. 26, sloon.-Money easy at Z yet
Exchange % Gold 1861 Cotton firm, isle.
New ORLEANS. Jan. 2s.-Cotton steatler. and sitter
madling 21141127ac; sales 5000, receipts 5947 and
exports 1862 bales Gold 1879: Sterling 4sll;; Com.
mercial dsaa;; New York sight 4laet discount. Flour
and corn firm, but unchanged. Oats firm Toe. Bran
dull, 81 l0@il5. Hay'qaet; prime SCI, Pork tendng
up speculative movement, So %: Baeonfrm; shou
ders Isl clear rib Isl and clear sides Is4c Lard
tive; tierce 2oa and keg= 221@22ac. Sugar easier;
common lo41loi, prime 12aG11 and yellow clarified
IA! @lae.s Molasses easy but unchanged. Whisky
dull and unchanged. Coffee firm, but unchanged.
New YoHK, Jan. 26, evening. Cotton firm, but
quiet; sales 1000 bales at IS Money closed sharp
at fpct. Sterling easier Gold closed steady at la6s
LIVERPOOL, jan 26, evening.-Cotton easier, but
not lower; uplands B{@lla aud Orleans lls1llsd.
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dispatches. from Tuesday Morning Daily].
FROM HAVANA.

B HAVANA, Jan. "a Riot attemptedsat Regla, oppo
site Havana. Volunteers called out and quiet restored
About the same time shots from small arms were fret
against Forts Cabanis and Nuero Caratro Firing KEEP
up until one o'clock butWheusthe volunteers advanced
the enemy had disappeared. shots we're exchanged
here Saturday between natives ard volunteers, aei
which tranquility restored Captain General Daee
issaea proclamation, saying, while justice will bs
rendered to all, severe punishment will follow viola
tons of order. -Four men we're killed and man
wounded in the affair at the theatre Friday night NJ
business Saturday on account Of excitement Baaco
Ga del Concrete resumed under arrangement viii
eredlIors deferrng full payments Adsices from sal
aairs unsettled. Doez is negotiating loan Of two
millions sterling, the collateral being copper anaaeoa
mines on the Sanana and guano on the lta Vella Il
is expected the contract will be closed this week, when
English war vessels will proceed to Samasa and Alta
Yella to protect tie grants.
. HAVANA, Jan. 25.--Four soldiers assassinatea Sun
day. Great uneasiness exists.
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Cotton is King.

The Memphis Appeal in recent review of the CON
dton ofthe planters of the South concludes thai they
better off than before and that their prospects
could not well be improved. Tie largest cotton crop
ever raised was in 1s5e-6n, which was about 5000,
5000 bales, reaisg,sat $50 bale $3.50 ooo0no. This
year the crop will eabout 600 600 bales it is worth
Slooa bale, and in the aggregate s2oo,o00o00, or
only one-ffth les. than the crop of s59-60 Now
TO the profits OF this yearare to be added some lmpor
Items Their expenditures do include interest
on the money Which heslaborer, slave was WORTH
taxes the same nor food for the idle the sick
the Young, Or the aged. .
More than this their money has not been sent North
for the pnelase of provisions for whatever food their
people require has been produced from their soil
in the greatest abundance. Hence it is asserted that
the present cottonscro will bring in as much money as
was received By the South from this in her
palmiest days though it is admitted. that there are
some temporary drawbacks growing out Of the s'llte
unpleasauness" Another condition is equally favara
Bile Formerly, the commission merchant in a measure
held mortgage all the planters possessions for he
made advances crop before it wassfoWn, and this
continued from year to year, without prospect Of
deYeranee. assSzss# zE5ss9s4 81
But now through The instrumcntaity Of The bank
rnpt law, modern Jubilee has dawned, making Que
man good as another. Thus tire South has a new
and fair start aud with tho certainty Of furnishing
to the markets of tie world S200f0o0o0 worth of
cotton year after year, large poroa of which will be
retained among themselves ty reason OF their newly
established THRIFT, and the enlargement oil the list OF
farm products they evidently entering upon course
of unexampled prosperity. This is said Of the staple
crop Of cotton one bt there will be large receipts
from sugar rice and tobacco and it is declared that of
themselves that they would he able sin fifteen years,
to pay eff the national debt But if ,heyaare wise
enougho take cafcaof themselves this Sap, oop,ooO
coming in every year will be invested IN railroads and
other improvements, which will induce INN grants,
whozwill add to their population and wealth, and in
tilaegive that which the North possesses politi
cal power In view Of these brilliant prospects, the
North is destined to be unaeeeired land instead of
pet basgers she will send men Of different class,
men who will seek ~ industry to baiidap homes iii the
Sunny South, aud finally tire North aud the Who'll,
world will unite in copftssing That after all, Cotton
is King go New York Tribune.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, JAM % .-4S enate- Ednonds, on re-
porting amendments TO House bill repeating tenure Of
office, moved it be indefinitely postponed After a
struggle for precedence of business, Shernan's cur
rency bill postponed by 81 to 80 and Pacific RAILROAD
discussed to adjournment.
u House-Amons bills under regular CALI Appoint
ing committee of seven to investigate election irregu
larities in South Carolina; appropriations for inn
provement OF Savannah river; several railroads. and
removal disability bills by eafleyfor better protee
ston ofeloyalmen South; by Prince, ef Georgia incor
porating Southern express company. The suffrage
amendment was postponed to Wednesday, and Denver
railroad resumed and referred to Committee Public
Lands, which is equivalent to killing it. Adjourned
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FROM EUROPE.

LoSpoN, Jan. 26,-Pereire, from IInyre the 18th,
for New York, returned badly damaged. q Six killed
son of DR.. n. Green, of Louisville, aboard, unhurt.
PARIS, Jan. ta6 -Paraguanadyiees deny their total
defeat 1t Valletts
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UPPER RED RlvER.--Snce the opening of naviga-
ton above the raft eight boats have arrived here from
that region with 374 bales of cotton There is least
as much more TO come out, but it will be late IN the
spring before il is ready for shipment 9-F vD@#
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MISCELLANEOUS.

: NEw YoRK, Jan . 4-Defaleation Of forty thousand
dollars repnrtedn the 18th New Jersey collection dis
tret.-e5
Boiler exploded at Newark, killing one and wound
ing others
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Tne mcnbcrs of the Presbyterian CHURCH Oh this
CITY, have purchased three lots of ground on the corner
of Edwards and Travis streets nearly opposite the
Battle Honse, lis the site for a new church. When
tiniOhcd it will be the finest house Of Worship in the
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Tie steamer Msyfower was sold yesterday to Capt.
]. c. McC4lioeh, of the firm Of Phelps, MeCulloel &
Co. cotton factors Of New Orleans She will remain at
our leyee few days and then leave for New Orleans
to run ii the New Orleans and Redriys trade.
The Mayaower is one ofthefnest packets aaoat, and
if we are mistaken, will be commanded by Capt.
] N Tucker.
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FROM ETTRnpE

FLoRENcE, Jan. "a ~ Violent debates in PARLIAMENT
last seek on the mil tax tire collection of which has
lately caused 50 much riotous agitation. Action Of
the government vas severely denounced BY the pppo-
sitiou.
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Ls7TEgY-We understand that party is coming up
from the city to open lottery affair in this place. IN
conformity with the State law. 49,. --.- .-..-ssg. /
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BY reference to tile New York DRY goods price cur
rent, published in another column it will he seen thai
cotton goods of ak kinds have gone up two cents per
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SHREN ILPORY:
WEDNESDAY :. JANUARY q, Use

WEDNESDAY JANUARY q, 1869.
Mr. Z. G. Foar is duly authorised agent for Lew
jsvillc, Arkansas. 4 &
Tnos. McISrYRE of New Orleans, is our only daily
authorized agent TO receive subscriptions and Adver-
tisenents in frat city. s. E--s.
MrJoHS c. LoYE, Mnden, La, is duly authorized to
receipt for subscriptions.
Mr. F. IL LowERI, starrvie, is duly authorised to
receive and receipt for subscriptions in smith county,
Texas, and the counties surrounding. s@
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Notary PUILIc.-The Governor of this State has
appointed c.. H. Spilker Notary Public for this parish
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A BIC PILE OF COR. gland has coined 40 600,
Loo gold sovereisns aud Is 100000, gold haltsover
eigns during the past ten about 1925, coo oaa
These coins piled one the oherwoald make golden
column nearly thirty Ave miles high.