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. RODAAE SALE.
Gurc~.s;oe Of Ussie Lee at;.e;.

! Hr"c~ssi"e Of Cssse Lss5sisa,s:
1'HERE vii, br oG.,ed +. ..:s =. Pub
! l Il: Auction On. 1Asra1ey az ;c:A o.
NorrmSrr 1870. BY sie Sheriff % sh.
Plantation Il the deessssd in Als:s rs,;sE
81" following property 70 ~is:
One certain tract of pr,ifie
'and being the North hsif II he r!s,ss
Ton situated 10 the Ps,i.A * xafssve.s.
containing sbout ess hssdssd snd s;a.y
.cr> mor- o' 'ss- h'usded Mott b ;ssd
e w ':"~ Drs;rs Roy aed ruAiic tch>o /!
aud S'"'h b. the oucees1ios, 1sss B,
:'.: # NJ vs';sts Bahisssoa ed We:e
b. 'ard 'I O"rsme 1raAaa.
O'e certSin tract Of prairie
.ah .i;us,~3 - ;hs PssisA oe Lalsyes.s.
attaining one hsndsed cod ~ seoepj4
poe "' less bounded Nossh = h1A II
Ms ps.;'' Roy. soseh - lasA q ~
H-.'s'~ David. Est By lssi e(Asssoesd
L-h'.nc asd Wrss By laad o( Nm. Dis;.S
Ry
One certain tract Of wood land
situated in III. Pssi.h oi vss,s;i;sa o.
he E.~t aide Of Bsyou vsnil;sa ooa.
'T'ni"g Quo s'pess itoss b. sis sr,,e.S
''ep more o. less, bossA6d NossA b,
and Of SEVERN I~BIssc sod 0ossA b.
and Il Don Loui. LasgIiaa;s
One certain tract Of wood land
situated in the Parish Of vssmil;os ss q
> ~" called ''G'oass lie" o. the1Dase side
Of BAYOU vern;!;on. coatsioiae lsssy ~.
,'~nt. more or Iess bossdsd 0erlh w.
nd S"uth BY ..,a =.
One certain tract Of Cypress
swamp situated in he Pas.A q vernii.
.'". m-a.u'ing one sspsst kee b oesaty
'p"ots IN depth uose or lss bosnded
Nssh ~ 'and "f HiIA;rs Bssuaeaed, Oosah
'y and If Dr. Astoine koacksa
One certain tract Of prairie
ID situated 10 the Parish q HssQilica
q The W-st SIDE of Bsyn vesniVee &
) o'.r" called "CosIes opiasy" sesass,.
* f"o' h"ei'ed sspsots aoes q less,
'""ad~d Ess. b. land II Aosemosd L.
5 ."". so"'h b. Lad Il JosspA nassise.
N. A;so~-asout looo passsls sypeso
"'crx. 0A'.ieo Ienos, u hsa1 se ssss
nj uno .'k~s mules. Aoesioes bersss
I'D co't.. Creole vo,k Aososs Aod e,eois
~ - *od colts. 0estis Coes AaA >sl,ee.
Wild c"v-. V"k esse, DsiiA eAee,.
Hogs. To" v~eeoas. OK esss, Hack.
p"oehs. Hs'rovs. Y.Ass, Hasses, T~c
Yelling houasa. Too ssss cribs aai e,ise
"iIl. Blschs~i.h shops 40 toois. Three
otto" hos~es, Cabias. H-a house, Bog
'"ns Xtcksn snd kitchen ssessils, Housss
'"'d furniture. Lunb~s, 6addle asd bsi.,
:". Watch. Gun, Patel, epissiaG ~Aeel,
~" safe I.'om, The eeaoso. eed ee,o
rops 10 Cid.
Terms l. Conditiooe: Tho
.'tt"o and corn crop 70 b sotl <ot CasA
4 s'l .sles OF ,svnty. .6ss della,s esd IN.
go payable easA snd 81! ssles Sss ever that
''ou"'. 90 credit Of Oos aad fvo years
IN day Of sale psseAaaes. 70 ls,a;sh
'r'r notes w;th tvo ~ mofe sel.est e..
'''t'e. - soti6s to H. aasiafsesioa Of TIC
''erestsd parties ssd b bes, eight pee
ut per souum ieeaesss &oo 6atur,.-
"'i' paid. said ootss u b d.sws pe,sbla
N" order Of Ne sdmiaisesoesia q ssi1
|ceeasioG ~ 10
Al property sold ssse4QtitiSls so:He,t.
'gr shall remain specially oessa.esd
IN the vendor. ps;viIe0s sed islivs,
s"'d succession until IS psssAseo and
- 'nte'est thss ney Aeesssd easssea
AL h~,s have been pai1. - ee
Ocs. Oh lo30.
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Fslls will be open for the accommodation
thr Rgis'"red vok'rs Of the Pari.b. from
A. y. uusil O'Clock P. n. at thc followu
named piae+s:
Ward No. At F. Absdic's Store.
Commissioners :: Onrsiphor Broussard, Clf
mile COrmicr aud Anth&OI Bernard.
Police O0cer = Jeroac Prkieau.
Ward ?. Poll No. lat Alfr-d Peckt houre.
Comm ssion-rs David Hayes. IT, Joeeph l..
Dnca. and c. E Montamat
Police Odcar Alfred Peck.
Ward Poil No. :. Al e. o. Oiiviers hou...
Commissioners :--Numa Bsessx, On. GIN,
Morton snd Charles o. Olivier.
Police od'c"r-Johu o. Aou,ou.
Wurd AT the Court Hous4. V..-milionvil!
Con.ri;ra,rler. william y smith. Aus ;,
aoa,;,r an! is L act}rt.
c5iicc .1ce~e J a C;.Afg,i. E..l Ssi.
wsrd r 'o,l - 49,. N.:erox,.'. :,er.
Con lc,.Es0a ~ .ita-4 H. t-=:. FL.
Cc--f az. .'c~a I, rrt
io:ics 'dhc,s I;@,pa l. Coez
Ward T. Poll No.: At Acid. Trshaa'. storr.,
Commissioner Edgar =. Guidry, John s.
Wilmington end Alcide Trshan.
Police O@cer Jules Cuidry.
Ward Sat valsin Broussar1', ho~se.
Commissioner J. G. St. Julien, vslein Rrous.
sard and c. Aug. Gosa~lia.
Polio. O0cef- Marcel Nelsncoa.
Ward 6. At Edmond Sim0n'e Store.
C"mm!ssion IS E. l. Heb-rt, Albert Dyer
sd Edmond Simon
Polio. Oftc. Desire y Drorasa-A
Ward ] AT Royv;l;.
Commissioner Pierre g. Roy, Edouasa Co
B+sux and Calvin nose.
Police O0csn-Lucien Duhon end LEOPOLD
0irsch.
O0ce Supervisor Of Registration, PsriaA of
Lafayette, October 3ed 1870
70. 2. GOODWIN.
...-... 6spervisoe.
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No. 21) JOINT RESOLUTION
Prcpcdng - Anenimsot 70 the Coss>itssion
a TIE Staae.

No. 2ll JOINT REVOLUTION
Prcpodng - Anenamsns 70 the Coes>t.1ion
a the 6ease.
SEcr'ox !. bs 1 rssa1s5 jy ~ &tnab ~ Qbuae
q R4vs'enlsAss q ~ Asis y Ls31;a,s, i. Ge.ws{
AssssNy e~ssali. two-thirda Of the nemoess elrc-
ted Of each House agreeing thereto, That At the
general election next ensuing tAe psssak,. Of the
resolution. the following aacndmeat to the con.
stitution Of the State shalt b. suhmitt.d to the
people of this Stxee, snd IL maturity a the 70.
t+rs at sad election shall approve and ratify euch
am"idrnent. the eene shalt become a part Of th,.
constitution, 70 Wit:
ARricLs.- No p1aoa vho. ct any time. NAV
have been . collector Of tsxas. whether State.
parish or municipal. Of Who may have bren osh.
erwtse tntsuetsd with public mOn"y. shall b.. Eli.
gihle TO the General Assembly. o, to any o0c-
OF profit OF trust under thr Stat. Government
n"til be ehall hare ohtsinsd diecharRe for d.
amount Of such COLLECTIONS end for sll public
moneys with which be'asy have been intrustrl.
lSigncd) MORTIMER CARR.
Speaker q t8e Housr AZ Representatives
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor end PPesident Of the Sena<e
Approved February Is. 1870.
tsisued) n. c. vARNOrH.
00vee0ee Of the STATE Of Louieiena,
4 TINE copy:
Geo. E. BOvEu.
Secretary Of STATE.
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"'ss hasiag claim. .e.;nss
sesa''oa II Bernard Pi-u, are
3 psrsest ths .am~- TO the On
i esdiatrly asd s,l ,ho.. in.
- ID 4 'srees.ion are ro,;6.d 10
D I'D s<t.l. si.hoo. d~lav.
ln~: I & SALES,
Public Administrator.
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JOINT Resolution

~ az, Yo,v~ prco,r,~rou
'''. "'"-, - VIZ
'"p"s'ns :" Am ad tht Constitution Of d. State
SECTION I. ReI s.s1usd ~ ne &,4s an Hdua,
Of Rs-s.nsshss Of u. Sat q Lc.sGa.s. = Cs1.i
issemIlv eosse~i That at The ,scorrai electioo
next ensuing the passsee of this resolution. the
following srsicle ehall BE- propoed 10 he ouaIi.
I'D electors q TIE esate . an suendmrnt % H.
constitution a he esaoe. which, WREN apoeoved
hy majority of TIE votrrs at said elrc,ioa AN
become . pefs Of he constitution. in thr siace
Of she article numhessA ninetv.oine.
Sec !. Ri fwta~ rsuasG ae.. That e.N A..
tiele shall be 10 vosds end terus @ lol)ove. 70
VT:
No pesaon shall hojd ssv oDce. ar -, 4,
permitted 70 VOTE q sny election. ar sct A. a IN.
5os. Who. In due couepe of Nv. sAsll have hc,n
convicted Of ts~ason. pusiurv, forgery. hriberv.
OF other crime puniehahle ~ j1prianspsu ut in tie
peniteutiasy. OF who shall Be- under ioterdictioo.
SEC. 3. Bsx fxsR~ raols>R e., That the ,ick.
Its Of al persoaa voting upon this urouoe,d
amendment ehall have written or nrirt,X .h..r.on
tlse words, .For H.. spendment Of tn nine ninth
article Of The constitution - n, Against she
smcndmcnt OF the ninety ninth srs;cl.. of the
constitution )" snd he frsur,ing oacers shall
make returns Of the VOTE 1h.,eon in The same
manner ~ Il pecscritsd by lac for returns Of
election. and the Secretary o. Statr ehall psomnl
And II majority of Ne voee. cart at asid el@c.
AS<~ A~l0 ~ - A.
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1oliDe e xotasies, Shsrihs, Re.
oerders, &c.


4
Oen1 ~ rss PAass u IarArsrrE. ;
vgniiioevil!e. Jsly ssb, 1870.
1Ehaes Aso Acs ofIess--eec. 3l47.
T>Ak4 N0tlCB 1at hereafter neither B..
i saeoeM 0hniA Notzries throughout the
olAAe, ~ elA9 pnftiee suthor;sad to convey
~ s1k = Ds6ie 81. ehai' ps~ a execute
-, aet ~ ~ MI. sssafes or exchange Of any
~ sla1s itaaDed within said Pari-h unti! IT,.
~ SartA ~ nsaieipsl saEss due on the
- = IN ~. 70 BE- shown By the Tai
S1assws neslgs = errtiHcss. 10 that purpose.
Soe 0ltS. The 9,cordcrs. Sh.ri6s. N0taries
!elne - csA0s violating the provisions Of
= cseseiag seetioa. sAall. upon conviction
~ y I'D h lhe aun q nat leas than
- uMe Aan NO bunAred dollars 70,
= ds'edsa, - he rses,errd By the Iisssic,
So9 ~ ~ - " ice schools. hefo.e any
o 6lonAl r. MARTIN.
~ - npAA Celketoe ana Aeeresor. 10.
tnA Il Lahyesss.
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>orcrss,"n ~ Mas ini.'c, Il ... ~
CAIN. ..iic B,or....
11Y virtue o! al ~~dr- of, r.. g..
~ i-h C"ur:. ~ ah1 ia- =. F. 4, :.
lafayette. there ~''' b. 81. \ i, prb:;
\uc,ion. b~ a duty comm ->; .,.r, offc.,
e. 'h+ h;eh..t aid =. h.;.:". -,
saturday tie Srd dcy OF l;crsn.6ey 1870
d: tn" last s..."",c. "f J.. &c q.Y; :.
his Perish. thr E.:;,w,-r "r-,;. %.
pE,ce :" ..;d sur,---,... e.
A tract Of land fonr ar;eni.
."'r" o. I~s. font ~ K> 7. =, y.
h''se~n !" depth. i" a. ah,u g" ., s..
"iai asP"nt.. bounded E.. rs ~ .,
r.th"n" & Br"us>ar1 AID W 4..
the Mh'r...
A tract Of land imm .''.;"3y
" nth # a"s ,ourhmv = -,
-c':b.d, twenty -~v-n -or - ! :. :,
~ AID 'w",h;'d. mm .. -. t ,ni.
"und-i West Nv land .f D.tu1,, G. ,or.,.
I'd E~.t hv ,hs lam. Of he h rs If
''-~ph Ozem' Me- nc"n.
A tract Of land adjoining the
"v" o" 'b~ South. 6v~ mp n,- fIn, hv
u arp-nt. d~-p h .nn.leh Ea>, Wv iurd %,
IN Louis and " 81 M !4cd e Th,h .n'
ID Gimu~rd
A tract Of LAID a"j"mil e the
~. ~" ID Sou gt !; : f.,r
=, 6.- arp u.s. d..,. ,.nJ.' E. tv
81 M J-. I.",. -ca " $, hv ;,nl 1,
W." G. .rd hrs
A tract o.! land adjon r,g the
'h"v' q" 'h~ South ,,eh' a'".r,s 'rrn, l.,
- in d"p'O h..ua'i.~, - ty ltnd ID:
N L"u;- and W. :. '4nd< of u,
>" e P.-.f. q er.pi },
\ tract Of lard aiioi Jig the
row .Ner ~-r"n.s 'o', y s,-.,. s
} NJ. IN ''rh BIO Ks D: snd
lt'lr |. n:re sci w. te '.ni -
- s = P"s5e & froa6'i
A tract of land a1joi ,'g tn.
-, 4 Soe.n -ev.n r..,e ,;
0-s -:' -' y =
a- .y'. 'T,u..y =e Y :,
re- = f';,a44; f.
\ ':sc' q lsri 'jo,- n.s t':e
'''e | - >1ah seva srp - {,
= sr?es.s . '"ph t',p..t E.
cd" I.sn'r,s 's.i .r' " :
~ 6 h. heirs al r .s.- e ..,,,.
nd s . b by lands Of tn. s.. Julien.
'weIIlng house. a. d out houses,
""ci"g G"r'l~" p' &c "t'p mo.
I'd ho'se~-us, aud c..lts s-0-n:'e c.,
"-She.ps--u"us.hold furuitur- -lr !
'rmrnts II hu~dsud'y. g.:
Terms end Conditions ALL
ma 1t ten doiIs's ami und-l. r.vsl.
ASH IN day e sale ard al <,.,rs rv..
=" dollars, on "t-'4,t ~ O,e. rro NJ.
h''~ v.'s fpm - s '.v e A.. i
NJ ua;l ;arch,.--. 20 sr,,-~h H.
"a With ~. Ct sn.' s,',-ci :. ~nr:.;
solido. ~ n -, a!4c';,, { H.. .f...,
ted ps'ties. psvab'- 70 - ,rt.- .nt
e DOM, II cf'h. sAmit;.'v-.cr, 6. n.,it; y.
to h~ar t;Gh. pr i"~,+s. Pc. .nu""
10 matw;'v unit pad.
The landed estate ~ -.ma;r special,
"r'Gaged ~''h ~cin'', prviieiye
Wv " s~l surcess;eo nr,il ,ha -n,i
'rhsse ps'cs and in.s..s' shat may &.
"a therein shat have ben paid.
A MONNIER, Clerk.
Ocs"be' 2e,h 1870.
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stCT"'A !: IL ress5rsd By the .>e.at. ."d H..
q H4*e'a'edss q IL Slsk q Louiss~s. in G~se,u
.1se~y ssssaa1. swo-thirds Of tbe mem,
hers eitet1 70 zach House agreeing shrr,
| to. Thes ss ehe general ejcsion for nepler
Of thr Central Assembly. which will take plsc.
IN Nov+mhtf. eighteen hundrrd and seventy, Nj
a0endncnt 70 IT, constitution Of the Stste che,
D. euemtttso 70 the qualified electors Of tb
Stat. Tor their rssiocation or rejection. in th
words following:
Article any Of he constitution, which read.
a tollows: ~ Governor sh.lj BE- iueliejhL
Tor tbe succeeding f6ur yeass alrr de cxpisst;o.
Of the ti0c soe which he hall have bses elected.
shaII b shefE1te4 sod soRicbea out q u co.,
aitaeion q t6e Soste.,
Sec. ;. u : 11liW spsaIsk ae. That ct H..
nd seoesal eleetioo the asid propossA amend
ment TO t6e coaseilstioa of he State ehsll h.
enhanitt~ 70 tAe Vuali6cd voters o( Ihe Stat.
foe ehets rast6oesioa q rejection, IN he manner
following, 70 ut: Each voter shah have peio.
It'd ~ wsisaeo on . TICKET tbe vords "AbsoenA.
and es'icern out article my a H. eooetisu.
aon." o. shc words Retain ssticle my a the
constitution. Upoo a.. closing u the pol'a The
tickesa shalt b. couos,,d, the returns ns1r M
he result DECLARED In d. nsnnee and Noem q r..
turning tee elections Tor State oMcrrs, prrserib+d
by he general lsws r,)stive 10 ekctiona.
SEC. ). X hStAN saaissd IT,. That th:s Joint
resolution shall take eject from end aftef it,
passage.
(Signed, MORTIMER CARR.
SpSaSes Of ~ Houe,. n Representative
.tStsne6 OSCAR J. Dunn,
Lirusensnt Covrsnos and President Of the Senaee
tsisos1, NC. wARxorH.
Governor Of she State ofLouisiaos
4 true copy:
Go. Z. Dovss.
Secretary q State.
No. ~ JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing % Aurodmens 10 tAe Constitution Of
che Seste Il Louieisas.
bs 4ssslsj ~ ae &AA eaS Ass. q RFress,sa-
ass q - AIse q ZSsisiaas, = Gsprsi Asser.Mx
0as1A tvothiF6s ol sbe 0emhera l.ct.d %
eocb H0osr agTeeiag thereto. That IT,. f"low:n1
amendment 70 The constitution Of tn Sta. Of
Loniaisna shall be sulmittA b th. p.'orln # -,
State et tbe next geasfal ek ction for .,rr ::a-
dves n tie Cenessl Aaaemblv. end il arpro "a
Ind ratified By . m4jmity u the vot.ss -. .a:d
election. the cane e6all beco0e . part Of -.
:onsti'utiou.
Asr,czs =. That prior to IT, o.rt day Of s.n !
1ary. one thouaand eight hun0rca ara min. ". the
state ahsll not te - incrae+A ~ to &c 4 tvea
y-6ve millions Il dcliars.
[signedl NORrluel Cara
Sp.sk"r q tie Houae or .pr.~ ntative. |
'StR0eS( OSCAR J. DUNN.
.ieutenant Governor end President Of the Scnst.
Approvtd nsrch l6. 1879.
nc. wARMDrH. |
Governor Of IT, State Of Louisiana. |
Gso. Z. BovEs.
Secretary ofState.
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CNARTER DIX

CHARTER DIX
Over al other Stoves
ACasrser Osk ever IS Years
II D~jly Use.
NEW ORLEANS, Apr, 1869.
i>r,,s, GRITTY that purchs~d from RICE
ma + CO.. In she year le56. the FIRST
WIHfIR OAK STOVE they sold This
~ - beea Ia daily rre In ny family up
= ia1a-oVee thirteen years. sad CHI, rfi,lly
,raslnesa tbc CHARTER OAK SrOvE''
= n houarteepers, - the hest BAKING
Sp0ye evse osAe. feeling con6d'ht that 40
~ 0psvs could have proved NOR. durable
- ol;hcooey for such long nunr"r of
- uas. L. +. POSTER.
~ Washington sser.+. New ORR ans.
n sheve Identical CHARTER OAK vas
sial>a 4 he Louisiana State Fair. lass
- hssiae bceo IN daily uae over thirteen
,,on Oy9 10000 pecple have thereby been
seyispo tAas 10 Other cooking stove could
M n l.ssble end give % mach satiatacsion
& 6kssea 9essa.
Ras taasssr Ost Ssove esa be houeht
N. TT be ane Prise ~ Thy can b. bad
5 ~ Orleans. from RICE BROS. 1 CO.
n Wee31sesovne1 Charter Oh Stove. foe
Cttg JOSEPH n. WISE
~ AcseS fos tle essp Il vermilionvillc ana
~ 4 sflAhJstae. March -, 10.
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&.N WATER CooLrll

-:0:- st
;ss+a i nov prepared l..
- - Wstss .ud wArss Coor
|, !, - ~ 20 sSia.'.e P.,;.h.. =,
I O. 'aa'-s'ne |. supply Of
- satasa. v-vmiiio"vi''e,
tSS,ssss = Ps'isA 9. Mary, Il. d
sOsvae5 u at
~. =. GUuDRY.
1lt sesv!Osa rommp ned.c,o
! ss;iaae.. - ''e ~ '''"'' NJ.
:" q cso'ee. x... c.,r.,
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No III JOINT RESOLUTION.
Suh0itainR - Amendment to tie Constitution
oe tAe State. 70 n effect Mat Article Fifty
cftas Cccsitutlen saall Be sboga>ed ssd
skklre ~
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Dissolution of Copartner,h;n

ccpartnev.h;P heretofore euis,;or
L h-'w-en y. p. Yosng. 7. c 'Las;oi.is
n. W.! C~gg, wss dissolved - Tie 22d
'~t*ot. The business cf the 4sm v;ll b
lied md conducted in future by Nsss,s.
] 'sne h N!"eg uoder The ssmG ofx. p.
Yousg / &C.
Z. P: Youse,
&c. L&r,olA:s,
Wiz. Cisco.
Ve.Ni.:3. .;,'S; Oct. 2r:h 1910. ~..
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OFFlCx.lL.

PROPOSED INENDAsN?5 70 rHg C0ETfrrIoN
Or In STATE OF LOUISIANA.
To BE- submitted to tie people cf tie STATE
at IL" ncxt General Election to b. hriJ
on the Se"r~th day Of November. A"nn
Doos;ni O"e TAossosd Eight HUNDRED
and Seventy.
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""rd Poll No. :. At e. o. Oiisi-rs hou..
'omm,ss;oaers :--Numa Bsessx, On. Gin
Monton and Charles o. Olivier.
Police Odtccr--Johu O. Mou,ou.
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Ward 2. Poll No. lat Alfr-d Peckie houre.
Comm ss;on-rs David Hayee jr, Joeeph /
Drcat and G. E Monsamat.
Police OnceR Alfred P,ck.
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"urd Al the Court HousA s-milionvil!
C"n:ri:sa.rier- W'i's'n y smith AuS
aon'i,r as! is L Ac}r7.
H3ilce 1ct~e J u. C;Afg,is &. \. S..i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

RIVER NEwS.-The river is rising
very rapidly, the marks yesterday al
noon showing seven feet, and at darl,
seven feet six inches. From present in,
dications the river will be at good boata
bic stage again this week.
Dispatches from Oil City last night
state that the Allegheny there was
rising, with five feet in the channel.
The Monongahela is rising at Pitts
bnrgh. a.
The Hudson got away on Saturday
afternoon with fairtrip of freight and
passengers.
The Argosy will arrive to-day from
Cincinnati in place ofthe Major Ander-
son, and will leave tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock on her return trip
The Emma Logan is announced this
morning for Pittsburgh. She will leave
at eight o'clock. Capt. Harry Cald-
well is in command
Our dispatches this morning tell the
story of the race between the Robert f.
Lee and the Natchez. No event hap
pening on the river in the last twenty
five wears has caused as much excite
ment as this race.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. The
following is a list OF the transfers
of real estate entered in the Recorder :
office of Ohio county to Friday, July
|, 1870:
Charles Lauo and wife to VIM. Gray,
June 18th, lot No. II, in Elmwood
square Wheeling Island, for 800
John Archibald and wife to Jacob
Muller, May 9TH, part Of out-lot No 10,
Jacobs addition to South Wheeling, for
500.
Geo. Gibson and wife to Levi Phile-
baum, May 1th, ) acres and 10 perches
of land, in Liberty township, for
$3290G.
Geo. Bane and wife to Theobold Mol
ter, June 10th, the undivided part of
lot No 229, East Wheeling, for 500.
Ebenezer Buchanan and wife to VIM.
Henderson, August 18th, 10 acres OF
land on Middle Wheeling creek, for
$500.
VIM. Exley 10 Joseph l.. Wilde, June
22d part of lot No. !, in square No 22 2,
Hampden street, for 800.
Andrew Wilson and wife to Samuel
Branton, June 9th, lot No. 9, in square
], South Wheeling, for 800
B. NJ Eoff ct al. TO James Reed, June
24th, part oflot No l04, Chapline and
Second streets, Centre Wheeling, for
$500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

ONO COUNTY Poor HoUSE.-Cnder
the able management of our friend, B..
Stanley Esq, Poor House Agent, the
Ohio county Poor House is becoming
one of the neatest institutions of the
kind in the State. Neatness and good
order prevails and the paupers are en-
loving the best OF health. There are
now thirty-eight inmates in the Poor
House, fourteen Of whom are females.
We congratulate the Board of Super
visors on the selection of so competent
and careful an Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

PrcNIc. FESTIvAL.-The picnic testi-
val of the Universalist Sunday school,
at Hope Hall, Saturday evening, was
one of the happiest events that has
transpired in this city for long time
After going through with the religious
portion of the services, and doing some
splendid singing; all parties present
were Toasted with an abundance of ice
cream, cake and lemonade, which had
been supplied, without cost to the
children, by the friends of the school.
We venture the assertion that no assem-
bly, ever adjourned in better feeling or
after having spent a pleasanter time
than did the Wheeling Universalist
Sunday School on Saturday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

FOURTH At THE PENITENrTAIY.-Col.
Curtis, Superintendent Of the Peniten'
tiary, at Moundsville, has kindly con-
scented that the convicts under his
charge, shall enjoy themselves by hav-
ing holiday to-day Those who have
bv their oyerwork and good deport-
ment made some money during their
Imprisonment, have ordered quite a
feast to be INDUCED in at noon today.
We will give full report of the pro
ceedings. Col. Curtis has now one
hundred and eight boarders, leaving
him but four empty cells.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At regular
meeting of Thoburn Post, No. 4, q. A.
r., Department of West Virginia, held
on Saturday evening, July ID, 1870,
the following officers were installed for
the ensuing term: John Q. Bcllville,
p. c.; VIM. Frank, X. S. V. c.; D. G..
Albert, J. V. c.; j. Carlin, Chaplain;
". T. Singleton, Surgeon; I. {. MI
zum, Q. NJ; l.. Fritz, Sergeant Major;
w. j. Hamilton, Q. NJ. Sergeant.
This post meets every first and third
evenings of each month
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04


WIVES AND MOTHERS. Only woman
knows what women endure; and If
there he any means Of aSsuaging the
distress of body and mind which so
many thousands experience, day after
dav and week after week, with a torti-
ude which puts to shame the boastful
courage of man, who will deny that so
great blessing to the sex should be
found in every household
Millions of men have been benefited
by lis use, but among the feeble and
sickly of the opposite gender, who,
perhaps, need it most, its virtues are not
SO widely known. This foremost
remedy OF the age-this specific Tor
every species Of debility, general or
local, constitutional or casual, is Plan
rATIoN BIrrERs. One right OF woman,
at last, will be conceded-the right to
strengthening herself to sustain the ills
of which the laws of nature have made
her the unfortunate heiress.