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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE nLOOn.
Tho rrnntnlion dis nx.

The reputation this ex.
ccllent medicine enjoys.
Ia derived from its - eG,
many of which are I. uly
marvellous. lnvcteraJe
cases of ScroinlOus dis
case, where the sypyem
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified aud culet 10y it.
Scroiulous afeclio II and
disorders, which We're ag.
gravated by the scroful
t,ta an,fn n, al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

BE NOT deceived by limitations Of Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover; call for
Halls and accept no other.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
No. h.
SIMIILA SIMILIBUS CURANTuh'
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
No. b.

Fave proved rom the most ample experience an entire
success Simple Prompt kfhc.ent ana hehaoi. !,
lar use so simple that mistakes csnuot De maze ~
using them, harmless 10 be tree from danger ana
ecient to be always reliable. The, have raised
tho hig hest commentator from all, and "lu always
render satisfaction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31


BOSTON Mass, Feb IS 1861
MFssRs p DAVIS 4 SoN-Gentemen: The package
Of Aliens Lung Balsam you sent me to among the
afflicted poor in my city mission ry work. has proved
very acceptable and useful 1t has gone into several
families. and with remarkable effect in every instance
One woman has been restored from what her physi
clan pronounced consumption, after several months
sickness with cough great pain in the lungs, and pres
tration, that she is able to do house~ork and
assist 10 the support Of family and with and
continued OF the Basam she expects entire resto
ration.
Another person young woman TO whom gave one
bottle, has received great benefit that her cough
which of months standing, Is getting better and
she has purchased the second bottle, and has every
indication OF q speedy cure
young man who is raising blood, and quite weak
and siek, has, by the OF two bottles been much
improved and il able to do a little at his work
young man TO whom | recommended trial of 1t
who has had a bad cough and much pain in his lungs
for months past and unable to Ret rest sleep has
commenced taking II and using the fourth bottle
with great benefit He said Ia recent visit he
would not do without H. He Is hoping land sonably
IL seems to mel to be able to resume his work again
Very respectfully and gratefully YOURS.
CHAS. A RUNDY City Missionary
N. HARRIS Co, Sole Proprietors, Cincinnati
Ohio
eB-Sold by all Druggists
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

PRUssING's Celebrated Cider Vinegar 10 the
best IN the market. Ask your 2, octr for ii.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
Published Mar h 10 l 70
CHAPTER GsNKrAL.

AN 'o'u'to're ne rs,ents Of toe st'te univ =.
si'y TO u an add ioi a. univc eity NJ ng, and
toa' opIiate u thorssuu ola stter'io for.
The reoD OF the state of Wi comic. re stned in
Sc A'etnd s'inrly dn euect as lows:
sc l. To On bile the req nts q the uni'etsiiy If
WIS sin to hu'ld doiion u univ,r' ty dnce, to
=" hted ~ nea' III pre-, ~ Neo Il b. rig as
ne - arc OF regent mny '-m exp d ert her. -
h'tehy M pr at for tuch pm p@- - sum ( fifty
o'sand roll'rs, IN q on std the,e 10 'e "a d
from toe stat trea ury On u fl u day Of May 1871,
40 the rev ! los rty tno~sau i on the Il /
day ~ Nay ls7 and he ate tr"s'u shore y n.
rett 20 set spstI en- he v're al f. nj in h. ear.
OF the It to Il h. time essif the al =,
and a holi the M ttIeafte, rs Il, asu'er of tue
regents 4 tns u ive,sty
Toerg n. of the university # Wisconsin
are ant rlzed y coed tn est on Of -ut h sr-
n ionai e ioce at such time and sftar su rlan AZ
th.y msy d EN- xped'en ana he tr'ssur r'f IL n
GA Is autNorz tony I the OF y amp opri-
at nv SO Il n o-e of hsh Il ct asst same u ay
| he eanired IN h pu %, pom u n ourhe :
as re baerd of 70 ts m by 't'ut''n dire q:
,ror'def, N sat u be 70 nstued - 10 IN 'he
hi ny Z tn sat on account Of the erection OF
su,h di ion u " ivy dit, E to he a IN nat
o fifty y on.a oil rs
&c rhi' act sh' u take fife and be in 70 CO
from ~ fter e re.
Approved Mar h 9 1870
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Az American lady, who remembers hay
ING seen Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte
during his visit TO the Uuitea States. IN
comnapv with bis cousin, Louis Nepole4n.
declared that she has never seen a more
r, Giauly hooking brigsna than His lfnpfrial
Hghness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

sue supsrirt pdert the raid board o. ustees shall
sel. ,t those To be tl,..d IN msl echo l.; and
skinR sucr 9. ecu tror year t1 year, they ~ all
eistri ute he BENEFITS OF thi 'QualIy ~ Il ne
practicable, mong feiep - stve ia,ad n, m !,
OF Tn ssyrra consr ssicn | di tricts OF the tate.
&C Tn board of truste's o sslu Home sNsH
In de n t,i- annual n post for Oh YEAR 'et'il al
ssa,,m Mt ot the ro ia SIN err authority vt th,sh
"a an EN- Red arc' I ian enhss in u'reo, and
.hai also epus voN her WI be II ia tr - urer
ior m y e1,e' d. d in car yu ous,be lrovisons
OF thi ct.
SEQ T'ere is herebv snru H. Appropriated to
he 10 I'd 4 ru.'aes of The = ld'ers' pnrns Home
soon in, rom siy Htnyi hs state 'renuv
u,ltng ng go ths ener IN ID MT o'h~rw's' Npto
nf''"o, snh' ,uh lent 10 cary l. to he,t the pro-
v'sions of ,h tecf
SOB = is set hal rks eH c. ard be in force
70 ~ and II 1T IA sra n ubliobton
Apl royed NJ r N II 1874
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
[Publi-lei Mach H. 1901
CHAPTER 3h-GeEFRAL.

.SACT TO inc ga tina pc atv for tr-spassing upon
tie p bile lsnds OF this Z H.
IN, peone n the state # Wi, cnnsu renresented in
sen,ea d assembly, do enact as 70 lows
Sect on T. In adiiti on 10 tn pen sltes prov d.
bv lew sgpint pc s1rs - spa, sine rp n larSs he
io,s,np 10 thls & t.. ESQ nds held On cetiR ata
spj i'm mo- to tPed to the sta e, ANS rid in
I'm by iba ,tsie. tish re'v prov ded tn whensv
strsspass 10 settled under he movisiops tf he l'st
s,nsnsei OF seizure and t'tirP charg' nj "a o
Iii the sett EN- ut IL com leted and the tin, OF
sie h wh, max es the .e vel snthcrzad ~ T, our
sd 10 collect the same, ard rarot ha smoun' ~ ~
ehargesa exp nsss so covered to the school and
oomm's i'nes
fro n and aft its pesst o.
Approyei March IL, 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

HCRLBU1 g. EDsuL's, leading wholesale
druggists ~ the Northwest corner Lgpa
.troet and Wshash avenue, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

l, Cures Vevcrs, Congestion, luhsmmstionf 70
g. Worms, Worm Fever. " orm Colo .,' 70
8. Crying-C Ollie, or reet1ing of Infants '''s'
l. DiarrhGu of Children or Adults .".,''' 70
s, Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious ooie "..,.S
A /. CboIero. ,Iorhus. ,itiug ..,.....a5
7, Coughs, Colds, Bcopchi.is ...,,.,...s ~
g. Neuralgia, Toothanbe, taceache., ...2o
9. Headaches, Sics Headache, Vertigo, Ia
10, Dyspepsia, Billions Stomach, .,.....'..''Sa
H. Suppressed or Painful Periods, .....,... %
H. Whites. too profuse rer'ots. .,..,.,,.'so
49, Group, Cough, Dihoult Breathing ,.,,. "
IA Snlt Iiheuin. Erysiveias Frupuous. 10
Is Rheumatism, Rheumanc Puns ,,'se
an he dbogs are pat pp IN was, rih dfeet's an
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

To The Ladies'. Nuforasi BrHdI ours Cordial Balm
of Syr,n Female Complaints the safest and most
reliable remedy ever known, Warranted in all casos
Price 80 with directions sent to any address
e. MANSFIELD, NJ. d., loo MAN St, Worcester, Mass
Dir. MansHcld's Turkish syrup, warranted TO
cure Seminal Weakness aud SpermatOrrhea Price IS
Sent by express to any address, q. Mansfield
NJ. D. 100 Main street, Worcester Mass
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

same prizes giren beio'e
Is, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agnes -. %
II, Piles, Blind or Bleeding. ..,.,....,..,.'',.N
Is, Opthnlmy, and Sore or Weak Ewes 30
", Catarrh, Acute OF Chrome, influenza. 10
%, Nhooping Cough, N'oiept Cough. .,..tS
a. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing .....,..'. 'n
%, Ear Discharges, lmpsi,ed Hearing 20
a. scrotnln, Enlarged Glands, s0elhngs. : to
-, General Debility, Physical W saSness 90
a. DYopsy, and Soauty Seeretons ,..,.".. 70
&, I" sea-Sicisncss, Sickness from Riding ,'N
81, Kidney-Di.cnse. Gravel. ..,...,r,,.,.N
"a Nervous Debility. seminal Ennis
sions, Involuntary Discharges ,.......l ~
%, sore Mouth. Canker. ...,.....".,.,'',.,''D
30, Urinary Weakness. Wcttng Bed, go. ~
a. Puin,a, Periods, with Spasnis ,......... 80
30, sullerIngs at change OF lite ......,.....-l N
g. Epilepsy, Spqs SIMS st Nitus' Dance. ....l 10
a. Dipthprip, liberated Sore lnrost ,...,. DO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
FAMILY CASES

FAMILY CASES
Of3J 10 90 large vinls, morocco or rose-
wood case, containing u spCrihc Tor
every ordinary disease "a tuWiiN Ia
subjec; to, and books 81 eD cen as o
From : 10 to S33
Smaller Family and Travelling cases with
to o walls ...., From vi 10 %
Specifies for all Private Diseases, both Tor
Curing and for Preventive treatmcnL IN
walls aud pocket cases .......-,.t. from D. 10 S0
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Brnises, d,amercs-, Soreness
Snre Throat, ~prains, Taoti achr- Earnrhe,
Neuralgia, Rheuma ism, I.nmbaa0, Piles,
noils, StinGs, Scrc Ives. RlecdtnR OF the
l.sp1s, Nope, stomach, Or oil Files, Corus,
Ulcers, Old sores.
Price, Q or, 80 cents pin,s, 81 90; Quarts,
Si.73.
sr- These Remedies, except PONDS EXTRACT.
by the case single box sent 10 any part OF the
country by mail or express free OF charge, on receipt
of the price.
ALL LETTERS MUST RE ADDRESSED
Humphreys specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company.
Ofhoe and Depot, No 6s9 BROADWAY, New York
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
WHOLESALE AGENTS r. Burnhams 4 Van Schasck,
Hurlhurt Edsall. Chicago, lila jerks Gordon,
St Paul Mimi. Brown, Nebher 4 Graham, St LOUIS
Mo. Farrand. Shelley Co, Detroit Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
Published March VI, 1901
PIER b5-GFNrRAL.

Ar A"T TO amend chapter 48 OF the GENERAL laws OF
1863 euted IAN Acr TO amend chapter g OF the
revised st .tutes, entitled of highways ana
brids 5"
The people OF the state o. Wisconsir represented in
seuate and ass m ~ do enact as I loSs;
Se,tionl Sc ton one of chapter IS OF tire session
laws OF 1858 is hs,oNy amen I'D t. read follows
Sec ion % Of ,hspter IL OF the revived tstutes emit
tied 90 hi Sbw ~ and hridges,n ret y sm nded
By Inserting IN toe ffh line the second clause, i'm
",rland, bayfield,, Burnett Daas, Douslls Mon
roe, POLK, Marathon, Waupara, Outagamie Kewsu.
q ee an Door.
Ses TINS act shall take efe I snd be In force
from and afte- its psssgre and publ alton,
Approved March ID 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
Sprflal llotlles.
- - --------- --------------------
$500 800 .
S ON Z THlNC NJ E w.
Read the following What che City Missionary of
Boston says about
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

There certainly can not be found better Cough
Or Lung remedy As an crpectorant in has no equal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

The following Western patents we're Issued
from the United States Patent Office for the
week ending March Is, 1870 as reported by
Farwell. Ellsworth b Co., Patent Solicitors
snd Attorneys in Patent Causes, 1G2 Lake
street, Chicago:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
Published March II, 1901
CHAPTER ~ GTHpBAL.

an AOT 70 provide Ora course rf instruction n the
state u1rual srhl1t FIR certain pills the 'ool-
ers' JTpbbns' HoIe"
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Olls gpst' 4 Gamer Seleetetl
ANGRY WORDS.


Angry words are lightly spoken 81
In rash and thoughtless hour;
Brightest links of life are broken
By their,deep, insiduous power.
Hearts inspiIed by warmest feeling,
Meier before by anger stirred,
Oft are rent past human healing
By, a single angry word.
Poison drops of care and sorrow,
Bitter poison drops are they
Weaving for the coming morrow .gqt
Q SNldest memories of to-day.
Angry words, O let them never
From the tongue unbrldled slip; 80
May the hearts best impulse ever
Check them, ere they soil the lip
Love is much too pure and holy.
Friendships too sacred tar
For a moments reckless folly, 90
Thus to desolate and mar
Angry words are lightly spoken,
Titterest thoughts are 'rashly stirred,
Brightest links in life are broken
BY single angry word.
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EsTkAY NOTICES.
ESTRAY.

N1AKEN UP by judy Stafford, at her,
4 plantation, on the CocodIie, a COW
AND CALF of the following descriptions
A red and white speckled, white face, with
a crop aud under bit in the left ear, under
bit and small fork on the right ear, brand
ed on the right hip S, aud p 2 on the side.
Appraised by j J. Crawford and Henry
Willis to be worth ten dollars in currency,
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take the
same away in thirty days from the date
hereof, ar they will be sold in ten days
thereafter, faI cash. at Cheneyville, las the
law directs. Sale October 5th, 1870 be
tween - and , o'clock.
70 la,.f d. NJ. CALLAHAN, up.
Sept. Z, 1670-4t, t,7s, f,.e.ss,
Printers Fees s. 25. .
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ESTRAY,

TgyAKEN UP by David Levy. SORREL
4 MARE, branded C n, and a BROWN
HOoSE. branded b with semi-circle over
it, Appraised by Roger Roberts and Ckas
l.. johnson, under oath. the horse to be
worth thrty-five dollars and the mare
thirty dollars in currency. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove proper
ty pay charges and take them away with
il, sixty days from the date hereof, or they
viii be sold in ten days thereafter, at Che
neville, between the hours of II and
o'clock. as tie law directs -ss,.s. II.
-. D. N. CALLAHAN, J. P
Sept 7, 1s70-at. ... ..,,,.,..
Printers Fees $l3 so. III"
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Democratic Platform.

So ags ef R,sf 49, tif tt+}t' 1
e The Democratic Conservative party !
of the State of Louisiana, i'm convention
assembled, proclaim the following as
their piatfnrnp :tsF5s e-
+ i. Rcsolued, That accept and ac-
ouiesce Ia the fifteenth amendment to
the Constitution of the United states,
| in good faith. sEais Sa.s ~ =
- 2 aleesolced, That the excessive taxa
ton imposed by the Radical party I'D
their last Legislature threatens ruin
and bankruptcy to the means and cred
it of the State, and it is'the duty of all
good citizens to mite in protecting the
Estate against the reckless waste OF the
public money, and wepledge ourselves
4 to an economical honest admins
ptration of the Government-to use our
power'to lave a law passed limiting
the power of the State, Parish and mn-
nicipal corporations on the subject OF
}'taxation. cizr Los sastEsiofssf S't@ '3f
3. Rcsolred, That a general amnes-
Fly, removing all past political disabili-,
ties, should be adopted. 70 ai4'''H
II 4ssResolced,5 Tint all useless Offices
4 Should be abolished. q = =
r IS. Res6lred, That all laws creating
\ monopolics and granting to individuals
! and interpretations exclusive rights and
privileges, should be'repealed.
4 6. Rcsolred, That our citizens OF for.
? eign birth are entitled to the same
rights and privileges as those born or
the soil, and all laws discriminating
% between them, and requiring from then
: extraordinary oatlis and other eyiden
ces OF citizenship, are odious, insulting
!, and oppressive, and ought t, DO re
, Epealed. -, Il 80
2. Resolrea, Tliatwepie ourselve
to use on best efforts to secure to tn
= whole people fair, quiet and peacea
bic election. ~ .'
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vOJM

DIV Jim. / merely said, L had found
the game, that was hunting after aud
taking n couple of Policemen mithmc,
T led the way to -- street. On reach
ing Mag's shanty, Lplaced one OF my
men at the door, and bidding the other
follow me | rang for a,lmitance. Mag
herself opened the door, and sheaturn-
ed white with fear "a, opening my coat
4 permitted her to see the Police Badge
for shes sne " her house had been watch
ell of late. She led us into the parlor,
and Respectfully waited for me to tteii
my GRAND. wliicil91 proceeded to do
tby Demanding to he shown to Miss
Dellie Pieree's room. ft.f ~ al9i4a
p Mag WINS game to the last, and firm
/ ~ denied all knowledge Of such a per
! son ard also knew nothing of the
whereabouts of Dandy jim; but the
mention 81. my niine, coupled with a
! gentle lint of q visit to. the tombs, con
Egaerei her; and after telling me that
! ,Dlpdy, j i'm was then with Miss Pierce,
! in henown private parl0T, where she
1 took her meals to- avoid meeting the
ether inmates of the house, she led The
way to the girls apartment.-8sas c.ss.
Opening the door so. softiy.sthat9we
sIwere unaiscoxarel. Il glided quietly
Into the chamber. ~
"Dandy. jim, your little game il
: blocked" said /, "and if you attempt
to give me any trouble, III blow You
3 brains out in an instant y q
i Dandy Jim was no coward,y=but
: revolver closeto your head; with TIL
{. certainty of its going off if you sti
81 hand OF foot, is enough to tame an.
G man, and before the fellow could move
: my man had the rufaes on, and Ii
) was powcriess. So ~ 3.Tss ''i4'
G Directing the policeman to stan
e guard over him. Iturned to the love
f, ~ girl, who. pale as corpse, stoo
d with clasped hands, and eyes like
5. wounded deer, 'stariiDgint me.
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ESTRAY.

fEIAKEN UP by Roger Roberts, a SOR-
Il REL HORSE. about fourteen hands
high, four years old last Spring, no brand
visible, has been shot in the right flank
with small shot. Appraised by !. G. John
son and r. l.. Tanner to be worth seventy
five dollars in currency. The owner is re-
onested to come forward, prove property
pay charges and take him away within
sixty days from the date hereof. or he
will be sold on the 9th day of October,
1870, at Cheneyviile, at IL o'clock NJ. for
cash, with benefit of appraisement, as the
law directs. d. Nj. CALLAHAN,
Sept.7, lS70-8t Up.
| Printers Fees $l3 so. n
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Printers Fees 81 so.
ts@ 5s ESTRAY.

ts@s 57@1 ESTRAY. $
VEHAKEN UP and estrayed before me by
Il Shelton Powell, in the Annaeoeo
Ward, of the Parish of Rapides, ONE soR-
REL ROAM MARE, about twelve hands
high, four years old, and branded A, with
a circle over it. Oh the hip. Appraised by
w A. Davis and Shelton Powell to be
worth forty dollars The owner is re
ouested to come forward, prove property
pay charges and take her away within
sixty days or she viii be dealt WITH as INC
law directs. IL, P. II; CAVANAGGH,1s
Sept. 14-6t. s.s~,,i ~
Printers Fees SIS 90.
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ESTRAY,

TAKEN UP by Isaac Spangler, a flea
Il bitten GREY MARE, IA hands high,
branded T X on the left thigh and with a
Spanish brand on the left sllonlder-fiv7e
Years old. Appraised by NJ, Paul Jr. and
II. J. Laird to be worth thirty dollars in
currency The owner IS notified to come
forward, prove property, pay charges AND
take the same away OF. she will be solo
within sixty days, as the law directs.
Sept 2l-5t y j. SWAMI, y.
Printers Fees 81 50.l "a 1FGs-"t
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4 .asNJJAIBER l3.
EEEP II BEFORE THE PEoPLE.
WHAT RApICALIsM COSTS.

WHAT RADitALlSSi SOSAS-
4.
A glance at Tie enormous expcndi-
lures of the peoples money by the
Radicals will demonstrate at once that
our salvation depends on diving them
from office:
The Federal debt created principally
by the Radical party amounts in round
numbers to-. :,.,.---. S3,0op,00o,ooo
To support the RADICAL administra-
ton it costs i'll taxation every year
about. Z. 1856, 0o0 $50,
while the Democratic administration
of Buchanan cost, per annam, less
than. Observation-Disclosures '
The greater part Of this enormous
sum gnes into the pockets OF Radical
manufacturers, Radical monopolists
and Radical Office -holders.
Bnt the Federal taxation is nota cir
eamstanee TO our State taxation under
Radical rule. .ga 3es te @
The, debt OF Louisiana amounts iii
round numbers to. 49,: s25 ,3o9,00-
0f this amount the Radicals have ere
ated in two years the enormous snnt
of. ---:-;-..: -Sl5,d0s,coo'
Besides the endorsement of bonds to
l.corpnlations and smonopUlies to IAN
enormous amount. all which the State
! willeqentually have to pay.
4, This vast debt calls for taxation in
: tile aggregate to more than sir PEI, cent
; Every acre of land a poor man buys
Z is taxed to such an amount rs to rem
= der it almost valueless.
every lock of cotton Or ear of corn
, 8. t.val
, .;.,, ,,,,;o,, no r,lows and
- i'O ., ,.@.,
NO oo", " in- i''''' " - -
% poor ciiiiofei'' are '''Aco. I....-....
4 hHis' humble TWO "heeie" e'''s Is
taxed.
I. II The little money he makes is taxed.
3tg Every poor butcher or market deal
Il cr rays an enormous license.
e. Every poor mechanic, who keeps
to shop, pays an enormous license.
5. Every poor store-keeper pays an
enormousaicensc.
a. Every dray or cart pays an enor-
in mons liceoee sazasT 5ia s'a
in E,.erv f.r;t stand of = moor becrar
d. ~ .,.;as az n,o,,a = l;,,;,, NAYS an
~ enormous license: Haat u GEE
" E,,s,,1s,ss,. oaata, r,rs az, se,,or-
nc ~ :. ~. - f,,ta ~ 81. ..s5s!
1T. Every, NAN lpays poll -tax-wlieti,er
s. Nv n'n pAS' P l>''.'''.s : 80
ur n' o"ns ""s 1922
~ -.
s. Il
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ESTnAY.

TEyAKEN UP by = Garter, at r. L. Tan
l. ner's, on Bayou B@uf, "a CREAM COL,
sORED MARE, about fourteen hands and
an inch high, with her hind feet white,
branded on the. right hip twice, one
over the other Appraised by JOSEPH, IL.
Meeker and r. l.. Tanner to be worth thIr-
ty-tive dollars in currency. The owner Is
reanest.d to come forward, prove property,
! pay charges and take the same away with
in sixty days from the date hereof or she
will be sold on the 22d day Of November,
| in Cheneyvillc, at u o'clock NJ as the law
| directs. ID. NJ. CALLAHAN, j. p
Sept. 2l-4t. ss---
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ESTRAY.

Ts7AKEN VI. by, Mrs. Nancy Steward, s!
Il SORREL HORSE. 10 hands high, ia
tears: old, four white feet, small star an
forehead, right hip slipped; branded Al
on near shoulder. Appraised by NJ Neal
Aid 4. g. Dardon to be worth twenty dol
lars in currency. The owner is not lied to 9
come forward, prove property, pay charges e
and take the horse away or ne VIII De solu
within sixty days, according TO Jaw,
Sept. 2l-5t. sJ.s--s MANN d.
Printers Fees S4 50 ~
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/. Reliance on the intelligence, patii-
otism and justice of tl.c PEOPLE
2. The Constitution is the founda-
ton and limitation of the powers OF
government, and tie guarantee of lib
erty. f'}'
f473aTlie elective franchise in tlie States
to be regulated by the citizens Of The
States. s t
.. .gsnbordination Of the Military to
tic Civil authority.
5. Payment OF. the public debt as
soon as practicable.
6. Equal rights and protection for
naturalized and native born citizens, at
bone and abroad. -
2. Equal taxation of every species of
property according to its real value.
+ 6. Economy in administering the
i1u9. Abrogation of useless Offices
10. Expulsion of corrupt men from
Office. s4J58a Eas~ assss.-ei-it
III. Reduction of the Army and Ma
lvy. fssfsg
IL. slnrery and secession settled by
-Le war for oh time TO GENE, and ney-
er TO be again resurrected.
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ESTRAY,

HyAKEN UP by Mr.. Chapman, on Bayou
4 Rap DIES, near Lamothe's Bridge, a
RED AND WHITE cow AND GALE
branded V on the hip, marked with a crop
and split in the right ear and y crop and
nnderbit in the left. Appraised by Thos.
J. Texada and Thos Malady to be worth
s IS in currency The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take the same away, or they
will he sold in thirty days. as the law di-
reefs. W. w. WILMINGTON, JR,
AUG 81, I57g--5t. Justice Peace
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