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v TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
HoiftnE a Spsciai 1synl, July 26, 1870.
In the al VILLA WALKER a1n,i,

In the case Of WILLIAM II. WALKER admin.
Istrstor Of Gustavus II. Holster, deceased, the
administrator aforesaid has, with the Appreciation of
the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia afore
said appointed SATURDAY, August ruth, A. ID.
1870. for the final settlement aud distribution
Of the personal estate of said deceased, and If
the assets in hand. as far AS the same have been
collected and turned into money; wheH and where
all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are nOt
ned to attend, with their claims properly yOuChed
or they may otherwise b. Law b. excluded from ali
benefit in said decaased's estate: provided COPY of
this order be published Ouce week for three weeks
ia the EVenIng Star previous 10 the said day.
Test: A WEBSTER
il 2olaw3w Register Of Villa
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q NONGRESS STABLES,
y EIGHTH STREET, Bstueea ID and E..
Having opened the above stables,e-StSS
formerly conducted by j e. Cook, and sN1S0rS
thoroughly overhauled and repaired T(~A~
patronage OF the public. being sure of giving salts.
faction. Horses taken by the day, week or month,
AZ moderate terms. lJy265t' Il. Want co
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EDUCATIONAL.

FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.
FkEnERlCk. ND
CHARTER 81 lSfa. 4 4. - ~ f;lf.fs-
" lll o"inueTca it, U'St scholastic year Win f1s
. I'.t fTwsN,..rs rHg 4 .1rFsrs. MONDAY. sep I'm
n'r l2'h freI n lady resides IA the family
lgrris very moderate. srud Tor Catalogue con
taiili & rms. NieN ~ ouiluVs. names of aluunar
a. Address REV. Thos. n. CASN, A. a..
fi'ei'"At. w em
sIhERNIEW MILITARY At'ADkaT
II - POI "a hkEPSIE. Ny.
OTIS biSBEE, A NJ Principal aud Prspri-,ar
A Nldr-t.w Axe. thorough going school for bows
wishing Go De- trained Cor BUSINESS Tor COLLEGE OF
ior 81 Point. OF the Naval Ac.demy yls I'm
4 ASEIL FEMALE SEMINARY
h Al ADBi RNpALE. MASS
Ten niii's vest II Boston. lnStruC tion thorough,
careful. complete. ADV autages ior Muse PninrinR
fL.i'h Gid G-rhan. urs,it "a sd. Pe-ttcuisr at
teniis paid q common aad sslil brEnclt- Teach
Neat year hagins BE ptemher 18th. Adde'S CHAS
W. CUSHING. ysm.w.fSm
4 IPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Ii CHABLES STREET ANENUE,
49,, BALTIMORE. Mp.
seeot Boarding and Day school Evsry tsriIi;y
,9r the requirement ~ thorough aud nui-ha1
kleiish aid French educ alton.
tale.
Cost Tor boarding pupll. In English dep.rt.psDt
ets0 per aRnun.
For circulars containing sul iaforrnstioB addre.-
the Principal
dei7-eosWIy Rev. >. A.LiPPiscorr.an
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The public are hereby notified that the firm sf
Mrs. n. GIBSON have removed from the a
corner of 7,h and streets known as thr 3CYA0
POST OFFICE RESTAURANT, to No lE.bE 1
800 sth street, between ID street and PepnsyiyanIa
avenue. west side, known MERCHANTS BE
TREAT, where they will be glad to meet All
In, ir old friends and the public generally
TO MORROW EVENING AT O'CLOCK,
WHEN they will be prepared to serve the choicest
WINES. LIQUORS, &c
Thabkrg the public tor their past patronage and
hoping a continuance Of the same in our new pIare
If business, they may rest assured they will receive
nothing but tho best in our line
Very respectfully, &c,
EDMARD CULLINAN, {p,..uio.
DAVID Il. KRANBIEHL. froprietors.
RepJ Jy26 st.
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@FENTAN HROTBERHOoD-A meeting of
US sARSTIELD CIRCLE, +. b.. will be held
Al belsny Hall. corner AZ street and Marylsnd
az. rue. on FRIDAY, the 18Th inst. at 10 n m
NJ Irisl men favorable 70 the caus, arr
requested 10 attend. BY order.
Jy-s2i- ID. DONOyAN Secretary
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EoR SALE-A sound srrrrl COLT BUG- -
y, sud HARNI>,, c.srGl-te. ~.fI }. ~
snl1 AZ y ali bazaar, "a SATI hDAl OK
MORNING. the Soth instant a bargAin nav D..
a ted. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-29

AARsLE AND SLATE mANrELs
I an selling, st reduced prices, for cash. q. -.
nIoie w9rts north street and New York AZ
nee, near the Treasury Department "S
uy21-ly WI. BUTHERROuu
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l'Hh SALE-A ,-4AL CAkT al HARNS>S
W 2 -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-03-04
PLANTATION BsTTE.sS.

zH}s ,COaCiCFssgE resefgbic
restorative is shc $&ett-
anchor Of dee Fec6Ee GsSst dG~
55ffsprF. rs ss tonic @nd cor
tsEs1y far gee aged HHd igsi-
..3s5s5. e 5as 40 cGgslsl among
ss0JsgUfh5cS. IFS q remedy
FIR. she afYCOsyS sTs8Asicss 90
tr5!Cli srO@,9ss are eSpecsts'-
fy sss9jecg, il Is SWperceda1,%
rrery other SfistaiG:Hs. En-
.yf climates, tropical, sei1i"
yqrrge or frigi6, ~ GctS as
a specific sra eTery species 81
disorder sEhlCh ssiI6eri'ftlteS
{hg bodily strength ana
breaks dorm are GsssS'9Et.
sDfy5gS. For safe by @fs
GI'Igs& 5SE8. mar IuA"o'N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-03-04
Spefial CLOTHES.


WHAT EVERY HORSEAIAN WANTS:
good, cheap, ami reliable Liaime-t. Such an
article Is Dr. Tobias Horse Liameut. Pint bottles
at One Dollar For LamoLess, Cut, Calls, Collie,
sprans, &c, warranted better than any other It is
used by all the great hoEsemen on Lors Island
courses It will not cuso Ring Bone nor SPAWN, as
there is 10 Eminent in existauce tia, will. What
it is stated to cure Il positively does.
No o,-ae- OF horses ,rii be- riflouf 20 qier trying
one i9t, Ouc dose regiv1s ana often saves the life
Of an over-heated OF driven horse. For Collie and
neIly--che it has never failed. Just as the
su. rises just so sure is this valuable L.niment to
%. the horse Em5roelti.n of She day.
U-o it one and all sa1 ly tie Druggists and
Store keepers throughout the gated States. Depot
uftr} P.a-e. New Nora. nari-d&wlm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-03-04
MORNING, MARCH 4, 1870
9Gw advertisements.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
n that l, James II. breckenridge, Of The tavn .,
Charlotte, state Of Vermont, Chttenden Countv
my son, Willie J. breckenridge the balance ~ 10
time as minor, | claim none Of his esrnin.ls
neither will be holden Tor any debts he NAV bsys
contracted or may contract --'e
JAS. II. BRECK FNRIDGE
T. Charlotte, January Doth, ls7O-w36wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-03-04

M d. PARMELEE offers his farm for sale
W formerly owned by Charles L. Smith CON
tanning Hhult ~ acres, situated on Bristol Flat.
one o the hnest places in New England miles
rom hrlst'l village. half a mile from New Haven
fAsJ Mills, where there Is Cheese Factory GOOD
DAIRY farm we'll fenced. Plenty OF good nuildings
one oil the largest and best Barns IN the Country
plenty Of wood, and we'll Watered with a nice hook
rnnnns through the yard. sixty acres Of intervale-
very best iJ- sraiu-the remai uder clay sad farm
cultivation.
For iuTther particulars call and see
Bristol, Addison Coz Vt.-feb1Oiw4E
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Zee SESS ARTICLE OF
EsR3Ea.

For 5sgea!y-hrC cents yCH
CU2 bog Of yetfl' DFws < II
or GREER q package Of sea
.5E0SS Egl'5s5G, sg@33mI0CsIss-
al fs.a3i ssR1-C Trash sSRGSS
o.. G0rFG&CeH, syhtCa sCiH
.l2Rz.e gl.ESGPH quarts Of
EsFsssfc .EzH8%C, and a like
.ysyGAsfSy 0G E's5s!S5jH&&. { sts-
g1ga4. creams, RGr!Ofic
SEsssSe. 80 &c. g IS 5g far
shc cheapest, iie@fsiigCSs sad
iss1@s Ies5c3D3gs 5J0R 5s3 the
sFCs'Sst.
RAND SEA HOSS FARINE 90.
- Park Place, y. y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-03-04
geaal Notites.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Zion. PROBATE Court
teuieu
To all persons interested in the estate ni samuel
Morrill, late Of ninezburgh, in slit District, c--
ceased. tl.-..l,i.
IITHEREAS said Court hail asst --lei tha t7ah day
w ct March next to- the settlement ui One
administration accounts OF The aIl list--i % TIE
estate Of said deceased, anr or'ertd thar ..i D.
tice thereof be given % all persons -ed m
said estate by publishing this o-dcr tafea weeks
successfully previous 20 tie day as i-uei - te Bur
lingt0n Free frsss. l-ilted To "u-iiuEi', o. st-d
District
THEREFORE, you arc hereby r.t.Ie. .a-. tr
the Probate Court rooms ia bug Il-tIl. '. l..- q
assigned, then and sIcrc 80 contest tue -l nee &C
said account, fyol zee cause.
Given under my hand. taie lqth log Di February.
A. ID. $50. r. z. WALES .
dlW3W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-03-04
E Ia We rs

Can sell their wool at only forty 70 h.ty Gems per
pound: but BY getting the WOOL lade INTO yarn ~
a small expense and shifting 1t INTO seeks tSo or
three dollars per pound NAV 1s fesl-zsd- 0n is-
ceipt Of So We vii forward machine as ordered
We ,g,sh 70 grossrs aesiUe AGENXS "a ersfysssi,os
i,t,,al ird,seeEsenfs iriii be ef5Tsd AfareD,
American Knitting Machine Company,
s.hicfd1viw Bos.on. Mass, or St Louis, No.
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FISK = HATCH.
BANKERS.

p. s-Ue have issued pamphlets containing 'ali
particulars. s.1tistical. details, mars etc, which
wiz ta furnished upon application.
luy and sell Government Bonds and re-
,eye ,le accounts Of Banks. Bankers. Corporations,
ans others. .sct 90 cheek ~ sight and allow IL
ra-as, on daily balances. fe'2sF'dS0ysm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-03-04


Dr. A. L. aCOYILL. is tae Inventor o.. several
aei.caI preparations which has become ye.J 'al-
lar. and has been literally used. Ameu- i. u-
veutions are Halls Bslsam for the luar e1I
"Liverworth and Tar" For the past sis .t.-a
better Lung remedy has been offered to tle ... g.
read the so.losiI. Ter from ur. sooy.-l. rsiar-
ring tot
Messrs J. y. BARNS CO.,
Gent, Il make the follow
I'M statement f-om a perfect conviotoa al- k1oNl-
edge of the benefits OF ALIENS LUNG HA4sAH 10
curing the most deep seated PUL10SAEr Cey-r"r-
TON. Ihave witnessed its egscts on the youa- ADD
on the old. and truly say that its oy i-r the 5eet
expectorant remedy with which l su acqar.a,el
For Coughs. and ali the early stages Of Lur- com
plaints believe it % he certain c,I-c, and i a1y
family would keep it by them, ready 90 administer
upon the first appearance Of disease abou tiEe 1n.s
there would be very few case of atAi colsamp
ton. It causes the phicgn and matter go Use, with
out irritating those delicate organs Che Lungs aa
without producing constipation Of the Bowel. It
also gives strength TO the system stops the n-b.-
,weats, and changes all the morbid secr,t' a. 60 a
healthy state
Yours respectfully, A. j. sC1s nj.
Sold by al Medicine Dealers fs'1tdi~+T
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DODD'S SEBVINE,
md 5,FiGoEAFCE-


ATd1B1CGH G1NIC AND STuNACWC
A-I ssrr..- .aH.. ayr-Laa a..'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-03-04
The Magic Comb wi vi.

hard To n uerniient black OF brown. Ii coutlius
no poison Any one can use 10. Jue set y lu. !. 7
g. Address
narltdky3m
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I'll. AMERitAs St'tiLl
AN2EYENs. TsatssE-EE.


Is r1eea,at totae Fu ST..
U4rtr-s.a aI compact 800 .--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-03-04

WHuyz4-Ia E.L,. Nevada. March Ist. Rev.
Henry Whitney, son Of Edmund Whitney q Nil
.isfou, aged % years.
CHaMsERLIy-In ;llsciiy, on the a1ll irrt Lewis
Homer, infant son n james $. and Jcsie a Cham
Nc-.ia. 1-sd months.
tsi-E-in This city, Sunday, February 9Th. Ica
Irish. daa-htor of "a. C.. and 3. A. ir5r. a-od 81
years.
HEavaN-fu Eiehmcud February Ie.t l--'.
Mis-, Caiistl sherman, ased "a years and months.
WI-LuUGHeY-In Charlotte, Feb. "a. of ututhe. it.
Fannie daughter Of Ouy uli Sarah N.Ulu--ly
aged years, months and . days.
BLoss3W--In WiuoosH Falls, Fsb. z.ta. ~ ibs
residence OF bis son, Z. Il. Blossom, Of Palsy Geo.
~ Blossom, formerly Of MorristoWn, u, aged y
years.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

n9-The New Orleans papers have
struck q rich vein of greenbacks.s Bank
presidents I. slaughter house officials,
street-paving agents and Others. are
personal cards indignantly
denying that they have been engaged
in bribing the legislature or the Execn-
ii We of the State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

!, The FIRE engine is in excellent con-
dition, and will throw two streams
ever so many feet high. Tie fremen
are. all ready for work now. On the
18th Of next month they give grand
ball, which they promise will eclipse
any bali ever given in Monroe.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

To SrocK RAIsERs.- Mr.. c. B.,
Routh has brought into this parish the
fine stallion Paragon, raised at Natchez
by Col. Bingaman. See advertisement
for terms, pedigree. dc. -, z
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

Il ssa ~ Whenever die niggsr goes to sleep.
cnoaSs: shoo. h1 u d iIa t boddsr mo eta
D@ The distinguished police Jury
member from this Ward, he who want.
ed his sidewalks cnrbed and nearly
broke his neck to get it done free of
cost, parades his verdancy and low.bred
manners in bis Wednesdays supple
ment in the following style. Referring
to- the contest now pending at Wash
ington in reference to the rights of the
people of this ongressional district,
the Julius says:
We have very reliable information
to the effect TIA at the claims of g. w.
Nc Cranie have not been c3nsidsred q
all this session; nor 10 II Intended to
consider them at any time. $50,
No doubt, Sir Julius, you are per-
feet compendium of wisdom, and it will
die with you. No doubt, you are we'll
Qualified by education and by expert
ence to tell this people what they are
and what theY ought to do. No doubt,
in the marvellous coneeitoot your nature,
you believe you have more brains in
your small Hessian head than any one
hundred Democrats in the State, and a
better right to say who should be their
representative and their rulers than
they have. There can be doubt that
you were foreordained to be just such 4
an unmitigated ass -forgive US, Julius,
the spirit of candor is upon sus. But
let US say to you that 1.-The claims of e.
w. McCranie" are as trides compared
to the claims Of the people aud the
claims of Republican Institutions. The
personal aspect O the case is nothing
but the popular rights involved are
everything. You reverse the order,
and give Us distinction we do not
claim. Had we been able, as you were,
after serving the Confederate States
as an officer. to swear soiemnly that we
were driven into Office and gave our
acceptance involuntarily, perhaps you
would have tuned your Tyre to anthems,
of praise and been as ready to cover
US with hypocritical encomiums as you
are now some others whom you are
accustomed to applaud for no better
reasons. If we could swear the black
out" we could easily win your af-
fections. Julius, and would then be as
good as Eunymoser, aud or any Radi-
cal who is.rot dividing With him the
spoils of Office. Our infrmity in this
respect should at least command your
pity and your silence. and teach you
that it is not every man in the South
who can rise so triumphantly above
the sanctity of an oath as yourself.
You might, in the ecstacies of a victory
over your conscience and in the pros
tration of an enemy so tenacious Of
keeping you within the bounds Of strict
integrity, afford to deal humanely with
those who are not SO fortunate as your
self; for few men could better afford the
mental luxury of letting y-gones be
by-gones and Of extending to mankind
the charity of forgiveness.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

A SLAM ON IDARo.-It is announced
that President Grant has appointed
DR.. Sam Bard Governor of the terrific
ry of Idaho. In 1850 Bard pablished
Brock inridge- Slidell paper in Mon
roe. In one Of the issues of that pa
per, the Ouachita Register" he used
tue following language:
"For one we have no COMPROMISES
to suggest. Are you for or against
the South? We shall stand by her
until her glorious sun shall have set to
give place to the dark fend of civi
war and brutal murder !"
And when the glorious sun of the
South began its westward journey,
Bard went out to meet the fend, cloth
ed in the arrnor of roaring quarter
master. He fought through the war,
his exploits consisting mainly OF vulgar
abuse of the Yankees and empty boasts
of what 1--WE" were going to do. At
the conclusion of hostilities,, he fell into
the embrace of "the dark fiend" and
became blatant Radical, and now his
treachery is rewarded. The fact that
Idaho is Democratic territory, with a
legislature of 20 memb ers only 3 Of
whom are Radicals, may account for
Bard's appointment. AS for Bard
nothing on the earth or anything in it,
can account or is accountable for him.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

Col. Morse. the princely proprietor
Of the City and ST. James Hotels, New
Orleans, gives notice that how'll be
prepared to entertain, free Of charge,
all editors who may attend the edito-
rial convention in that city on the 28th
mat. za
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

PERIODICALS RECEIVED. - Black
wood, for January. Godey's Lady's
Book, Athur's Magazine, Once a
Mouth, and Children's Hour, for March
and Gulf States and New Eclectic, for
February. We have in previous issues
noticed favorably all of these publica-
tiops. @e
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

Senator John Ray received from
Senator Blackman,in the Senateaa few
days ago, a decidedly genteel raking
down. We are glad to see. at last,
that the Democratic colleagues OF Sen
ator Ray are secondiug the press in
teaching that Senator how far, very far,
lie has departed from HE own chosen
people. mot q day should pass that
did not find some Senator, reminding
him of his apostacy. The very chords
of his heart should be made to thrill
with remorse and shame. .ss
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19
Special Attention

Given to the storage and shipment of cotton,
and to the receiving and forwarding OF all kinds
Of merchandise. Consgnees notified of arr-
walls of freight at the earliest moment. Ware
houses convenient to access, and situated on
the river bank.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

HJ A committee has been appoint
ed in the House t6 investigate the
charges made against Gov. Warmorth.
The committee is composed mainly Of
the Governors friends. They will be
no doubt, with number Of
white washing brushes, and the Cover
nor will come forth looking like a
newly painted pig stye. So .
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

49, Both the Claiborne Advocate
and the Union Record are soon to be
enlarged. We wish the respective
.proprietors may find the change both
pleasant and profitable $
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

p@- Four ffths, if not 1foe jox,:khs of
the legislation Of the General Assembly
refers either to election. registration,
relief, or appropriation. -
In the matter Of elections. the fun
damental idea Of our legislative rulers
is. that fair election by the people is
impossible; in registration, that as many
voters as possible must be prevented
from voting; in relief, that. the party
asking. it must he rich; and in appro-
priation, that each tax payer in the
State has nothing be may call his own.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

LOCAL ITEMS DEFERRED FROM LAST
WEEK.-The st. Louis packet Mary
Mcdonald, the third arrival of this line
passed up Friday morning, bound for
Camden. She had a heavy freight, and
left nearly boat load behind. Messrs.
Oliver & Byrne received by her large
lot of pork, bacon, -four, corn and oats,
and Kindermann also received some
groceries. &
Dan Rice blackguarded the peo-
pie OF Morehouse and Union parishes,
in his show here the other night, on
account of their taxes on circuses. HIS
saw-dust philippe which we happened
to hear, clearly convinced US that the
people of those parishes did a most ex-
cellent thing in keeping Dan away.
The money order business at this
post Office, in less than two years, has
amounted to over $4,000. It has
proven to be great convenience. Its
operations show what bank could do
at Monroe.
There was fatal case of small
pox lest week on Mr.. Stubbs' pianta-
ton, miles east of this. The victim
was freedman. He contracted the
disease coming up the river on boat.
As several negroes visited him, we
would caution planters to watch care
fully all fever cases on their plantations.
If we had to wn government we would
suggest the propriety of municipal &C
ton upon the same subject.
H@ The Editor will leave for
Washington City some time during the
coming week.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

The Louisiana cases will be consid-
cred at an early day. probably ia the
Grst days of March or even sooner. and
that the contestant from the 5th Con
gressioual District the Hon. Frank
sMorey will be- seated we have but lit
tile doubt. The fraud, Intimidation and
violence which cheated him out Of a
majority of the votes pol]ed in this
District in November '68 will receive
a rebuke and Justice though tardy will
be done in this Observation-Disclosures
There are not less than thirty per-
sons included in this Wholesale charge
of fraud, intimidation and violence
whose cards or ADVERT sements may be
found in the columns of the Intelligen-
Ger. Such charge is direct reaec
ton upon the integrity and honor OF
every individ ual included in this thirty.
A man Who will rob another of his
vote, will also rob him of his money.
No better proof of this is wanted than
the course Of the Radicals themselves,
and the illustration defies negation.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19

Why don't the official journals" Of
the State come to the rescue of their
chosen leaders /? Arc they stnpefed by
the sight ofso much dishonesty? Or.
is their ink frozen at the thought that
they are particeps crininis, and their
tongues tied by '"of6ciav obligations? I
DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvENTIoN.--
The following telegram has sheen re-
|ceiyed from r. H. Hatch, Esq, the
President of the Democratic State
Central Committee: @ssss' i
NEW ORLEANS, Feby Is, 1870.
Editor Of the IelegruyA-The State
Convention which was called for the.
18th of March next, has been postponed
until the second Monday of September
proximo. f. III. HATCH.
We are not advised as to the cause
Or causes which induced the Commits
tee to make this change. The 4th of
March was certainly too early; but is
not the 18th of September too late
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19
J. M. KERN, w. r. sIvLEY, -
Vicksburg. Kinds Co.
KERN & G O..
1876 - WASHINGTON STREET - 135.
vIcKsBURG, MISS.
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GREAT SOUTHERN CASH
sTioREl

CAlicoes 121c. Bleached Cotton 123c. Al
psca Aos, Da %assn NAPKINS sna s So 20
81 so. Heavy Boots So so. Grey's Brown
Blankets 50 SO per pair. Good White Blank
cts So 90. Long Shawls SO 90 and 81 90,
worth from 9 to $40. Cioaks 90 worth 10.
Nubias nj 90 up Ladies walking shoes
ssa as. Cloth Caters go SO 8 Boxes pa
DER collars 81 90. Brown winsor soap Soc
Der package. Letter paper 90 to acc per
quire. Envelopes Is to zoe per PACKAGE
Pens 1Oc per dozen Backing at cost
Combs &c up. Ladies Handkerchiefs 26c.
Silk Dress Buttons 25c per dozen.
CT r. E. PuMELL, of Franklin Parish, is
with this House, and will be glad to see HIS
friends NIL 3m p