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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-06-25

POLICE JuRY.-This body as now
organized is composed of tho following
members: II: O.. ellison, First Ware:
W. g. Kennedy, Second Ward; Jas. S.
Ray, Third Ward; Samuel Whited,
Fourth Ward; Nathan Fountain, Fifth
Ward; j. 3. Landers, Sixth Ward:
Cyrus Brice, Seventh Ward.
The number Of Wards in the parish
was reduced by the last legislature from
eleven to seven, the limits of which
were fixed as follows:
Ward one shall consist of the terri
tory at present comprising wards one
and five; ward two shall consist of the
territory at present comprising that
portion, of ward two situated on the
cast side of the Ouachita river: ward
three shall consist Of the territory at
present comprising ward three; ward
four shall consist of the territory at
present comprising ward four; ward
five shall consist of tho territory COM
prislng ward nine, and the portion of
ward two lying on the west bank OF the
Ouachita river; ward six shall consist
OF the territory at present comprising
wards SIX ten and eleven: ward seven
shall consist of the territory heretofore
ward eight.
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Estrayed or Stolen ,

TROM the undersigned parties, on the
Il Parks plantation, in Morehouse parish,
about the 9Th of May last, ONE BLACK
HORSE MULE, ID hands high, s years old
a white spot on each side of his back; shor.
name and tolcrably long tail; has small brand
on him but initials not recollected.
A reward of &25 will be paid FOR the dcliv-
cry of said mule at Pratt's Mill near Bastrop
or to Oliver g. Byrne, Monroe, or any infor-
nation that may lead to his recovery.
WIN. q. PRATT,
w. T. BENTLEY.
June IL, 1870. n3S:3ts
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Tahlequah, the two former leaving the
city on Saturday.
We have had q week of hot wea ther,
with one o. two showers. Crops
continue to look we'll, but there are,
of course, great many risks yet to
run. We hear of but little sickness in
this vicinity. ,...
ALLEN MoNUAESr.-Col. John Nc
Emery has been appointed president OF
branch of the Allen Monumental
Association Of New Orleans, for the
purpose of soliciting subscriptions from
the people of Ouachita to aid in the
erection Of suitable monument to the
memory of Gov. Allen. The subscrip.
ton is limited to one dollar each.-
Subscription lists will be found at the
principal business houses in Monroe
1t is hoped that every man and woman
in the parish will give each one dollar
for this praiseworthy undertaking.
LIGSosk1's THREE REMEDIES The
demand for Lignoski,s popular pre-
partitions more than equals Mr.. LIS
facilities for a ready supply. Their
fame has extended into the adjoining
States, and it appears they stand the
test of experiment remarkably WE'LL
By a jud;eious use of printer's ink IN
making known the properties of his
preparations and some of the astonish
ing cures they have Effected, Mr.. L.
has laid the foundation for good
trade which will no doubt soon require
the investment Of considerable capital
in the enlargement Of his laboratory
thus enabling him to fill the largest
orders with dispatch and to build up a
business Of no mean and Improbable
proportions. 1t is not expected that
these remedies will effect cures in every
case, but that they have effected some
very remarkable cures is we'll attested
by men of undoubted veracity. Orders
from druggists solicited and liberal
commission on all sales allowed. For
further particulars see advertisement.
KERN e. Co., Viehsburg.-An attrac-
two advertisement from this house
will be found in the appropriate COL
umn. The reconstruction of the rail-
road brings Vicksburg to the attention
OF our people and its trading advan-
tagcs should be weighed, In addition
to our own recommendation of the
house of Kern & Co., we copy as
follows from the Ric hland Beacon:
1T is with pleasure we call the at
tcntion of our dealers and planter
friends to the card Of this young house
Now in their second year, they have a
good trade and deservedly, for they at
all times sell good goods at lowest
living ratcs,-and now, during the dull
summer months, show their bushes:
tact by offering their select stock o
goods at cost, so as to be prepared TO
me large increase Of fall trade, caused
ny the prospect of the opening of GU
railroad. Southern men and old sol
a!ers, they are still fighting for you
rights in selling you desirable goods
ana no old stock. Go see them. TO
last but not least of all, you will flo
oehlnd their counter the smiling "phiz
VI our old friend r. E. Parnell. Don
~ 70 Flchsburg without seeing Bob.
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DIED..

In Trenton. La, June %, 1870, of
congestion, Mrs. MARTHA L.. MILL
sAPs, wife Of Thomas Millsa ps.
Claiborne Advocate please copy.
We sincerely condole with the
bereaved husband in his great Attic
tion. But "death is the crown of
life'-
This king of terrors is tho prince of peace.'
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Until the rebuilding of the College Etiflce, lately
destroyed by Hro A lexandra- the institution
is temporarily located at BATON Rouge In the pea
con,modat ions ample for a large number of Cadets.
Number this session, 40.
Afay 2s, 1870 molly
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= LIGNOSKPS THREE
CBLBBRATBD RBMBDIES !!

Il OF zaEPoTESr. an internal and external nal
Will the following Diseases:
Eu anS ps ps5hH 5nrs ese dny
Tooth. lche in one half minute.
Nstb,,,. and Piles instant relief.
Sore throat nu in ten minutes
Rheumatism in one day
Sprains in twenty minutes.
Pain in the back or side in ten minutes.
1 hsysE "a9 chif q s Ht one fiaS
Ep!arsement of spleen in ono to three days;
and the DULY ono known that Viii break u Chill in
tive minutes and leave the person clear Of fever
HOu know not when you may be sick, ana Sloulu
keep it in the family
None genuine unless the name Of Il. b. .Lignoskl
is found blown on the bottle.
= MNosK1's ELECTRIC EMINENT. For MAY
III OR BEAST. Try one bottle ana you will never
The principal ing rcdicnt in this Celebrated Medi-
cine is an OIL procured from the indians Of the
curative properties and being chemically combined
ol 9 the yet so"ns and he%% 1n
agents known to the mind, produces the most per
world. Reader have yon friends that suffering
from external 1isesse then z" tell them to call s
GnSs H"a f. SIMPLY an by Cured
1T CURES TIE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
For Mani nfammatory Rheumatism, Chronic and
ness soreness in the Back or Joints Burns and
fsa "" o s
Quincy III the breast, W liite ling.
Sore Infamed Eyes, Paralysis Numb Palsy,
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Scald Head or Scrofulous
Sores.
For Horscs-B;g Head Big Jaw. Poll Evil. F is
tul:,, Mango. Scratches, Bruises, Swceny String
Halt. Ring Bone Wint,gall Saddle Collar G alls
Cracked Heels, Wcundsand Cuts. Sore and Weak
Eyes, Founders -
one genuine unless tho name of r. B. Lignoski
is found blown the bottle.
I'd ROCKS, SALvE. 1t Cures-Tetter. Erysipelas,
5sD Salt Eheum; scald Head. Itch Eingworms: u
Corns, Intian,natorS Rheumatism, Govt, Piles and
all Eruptons of the Skin.
All who have used this Salve that it is tho
greatest remedy used After trying box
You will always have it on hand.
Prepared and sold by go
r.. IF. LIGNoSI&I.
Druggist and Chemist Monroe. La.
Iune 1870.
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FIRST CorToN BLooM.-The FIRST
cotton bloom of the season received at
this Office comes from Mr.. r. w
McClendon's place, and was discovered
on the goth inst. The first received
last year was found on the 10Th of
June, and that of the year before on
the 4th of June.
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Planters in the intermediate vicinity
of town complain of too much rail:.-
htelligencer.
"Intermediate vicinity" for immedi-
ate vicinity is not very bad stagger;
neither is ';rcnumeratcd" for .remune-
rated, in another place. in the same
paper. But Mrs. Partington had
better look to her laurels. Julius is
after them with "a sharp STICK
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HDThere will be mass meeting Of
all the opponents of Radicalism in
Franklin parish on the 9th of August
next. Old Franklin, depend upon it,
means work.
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MOTTO E.!

DURING the absence Of the unde-si gned,
IL the business of the Piedmont and Ar
!.ngton Life Insurance Company ofRichnaond
Va, will be in the ha nds Of Mr.. Frank lin
Garrett, Secretary, who is authorized to re-
ceive all moneys due the Company, and to
whom policy-hoiders are respectfully referred.
f. l.. PETRI,
Ag't North Louisiana, &
Monroe, June 10, 1870. nag At
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CHOICE APPLEs.-We are indebted
to Master r. w. McClendon for a
dozen choice red June apples.

UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT
commencement exercises of the State
University Qocated at Baton Rouge)
will take place on Wednesday the Goth
inst. We are indebted to Col. Boyd
for a polite invitation to attend.
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SOUTHERN CARRZ1G E
FACTORY.

TINE undersigned takes pleasure in making
4 known that he is now as we'll prepared as
before the war, if not better, to do al! kinds Of
work, either in manufac curing or repairing
carriages, buggies, hacks, etc. Ready made
work kept on hand; specimens of which may
be seen by calling at the Factory.
He will also carry on a gcaeral Blacksmith
shop arranged SO as to do all kinds of black
suithing.
Terms reasonable.
FIR. ENDOM
April 26.rS6e. n3O-T'
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RIVER, WEATHER, &c.-There has
been but little cha nge in the river the
past week. The through boats now
ore the Gov. Allen, May Flower and
Tahlequah, the two former leaving the
city on Saturday. =
We have had week of hot wea thcr,
with one OF two showers. Crops
continue to look we'll, but there are,
OF course, great many risks yet to
run. We hear of but little sickness in
this vicinity. -
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Pine and Cypress Lumber.

THE undersigned hereby notifies the public
l. that he has now or hand 10000 feet Of
Flooring and Weather boarding, and also a
quantity of inch plank, in good condition for
both pine and cypr ess timber, and at ten days
notice will furnish any desired amount of lum-
Der suitable for framing.
Prices as follows: For pine lumber, $25
per thousand feet; for cypress, $50 per thou
sand '' H. J. f. MCGUIRE.
May %, 1870. n36-
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DR.. NIL AN Els
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
i leaden-colored, with occasional
aushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatcd, swells, and
sometimes blccds; a swelling Of tho
upper lip ; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny
or furred tongue breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with
gnawing sensation of the stomach,
At others, entirely gone ;. Aceting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels
g irregular, at times costive; stools
Shiny; not untrequently tinged with
blood belly swollen and hard urine .
turbid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometimes dry and convulsive;
- uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
Dr.. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of this,
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in pledging ourselves to tho
public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove inefectual: "Providing the
symptoms attending the sickness Of
the child or adult should warrant
the suPPosition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine to
be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH
THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation, nat capable Of doing
the sAgbte5t injury to The mast tender
Syfaut. - "
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
PROrRIETORS.
o. P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do we'll TO write
their orders distinctly, and take sorc Int pr.
1il'A9".,s. s'.asa,ef &1 T%s.''~s~ 6,o'. WITS
For sale by Druggists. and Country Storchcepcrs
generally.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Special dispatch to The Baltimore Sun.
The Tax on Tobaceo-OppOSitaOn to
Reduction and Advocacy Of Uni.
form Tnx-Arsuments Closed before
the ways and Means Committee.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Committee
on Ways and Means had protracted ses-
sion to-day, the entire time being consumed
in discussing the merits of the proposed
changes in the revenue law concerning to-
bacco. They first heard the views of II.
W. Hunt, President of the Pioneer Tobac-
co Manufacturing Company, of Brooklyn,
New York, who represented also the firm of
Buchanan & Lyall, of that city, both plug
tobacco manufacturers, and who paid con-
jointly last year nearly 100000 taxes on
manufactured and sold goods. He opposed
the production of the tax on plug tobacco, and
argued in favor of uniform tax of thirty
two cents per pound on all manufactured
tobacco. He claims the interests of the
plug manufacturers were not represented
by the committee of the National Associa-
ton at all. On the other hand, it was
shown that the tax on smoking tobacco Of
sixteen cents per pound was IN unjust dis
elimination in favor of the consumer, while
for the poorer quality of plug tobacco they
were taxed thirty-two cents per pound.
The proposed notifications of the law
suggested by the delegates from the Ma
tional Association, concerning striking the
names of manufacturers from the notice
label, to abolish monthly returns, the Gus
tom of bonding tobacco under the pretence
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A contemporary is endeavoring to arouse
Mr.. FESDLEToS's resentment by assuming
that he is compromised by the action upon
the resolutions of inquiry relative to the
Contract with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company introduced by him in
tue >seuate. We conjecture that MIR. Pen
nLEToY can hardly be fired by that sort OF
htndiing wood. When he offered the reSo-
]stiens. he intimated that he did go to
oblise Of Tiers, assuming himself no further
responsibility fol. them. They were inves-
tiga.ed by the committee---a part of the in
yos.igation being in secret session, In that
session, however, everything pertinent to
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. RANDao OPENING.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
JULIUS sYCLE's,
4ls BnoAp STREET, BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH

beg leave to Inform my friends and the public
in general that am receiving daily per steamer
| n new and wcll-selectcd STOCK OF GOODS In
addition to good supply already on hand, sucl
us DRESS GOODS, DOsfEsTICs, CAssIMEREs,
FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONs.-which have
been purchased In the last few days on reasonable
terms, and offer the same at reduced prices.
ALPACAs, all shades;
SPRING POPLINS, latest styles J..
STRIPED and PLAID ALPACA and CHALLIE
BLACK ALPACAS, a full line;
CALICOES, new styles;
completc line Of BROWN and BLEACIiEE
DOMESTICS;
IRISH LINENS, all prices;
STRIPED and FIGURED LINENS and CAM
BRICS for shirts:
PLAIN and CHECKED SAISsOOkS;
STRIPED SWISS;
FRENCH ORGANDIES,
| BIRD-EYE, LINEN, and COTTON DIAPER;
LINEN SIEETINGs and PILLOW LINEN;
TABLE DAMASK, bleachcd and brown;
| NAPKINS, all kinds;
MARSEILLES HONEYCOMB, and ALLEN
DALE QUILTS
TOWELS and TOWELLING, cheap.
A large stock Of
CASSIMERES, very low;
CORSETS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
| TRIMMINGS,
| EDGINGS,
CAMBRIA FRTLLINGS, &C.
| COLLARS and CUFFS.
JULIUS SYCLE,
as Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
| CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. NH 10
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the subject OF inquiry wasafairly. and
squarely laid before Subcommittee, and the
conclusions of that body wcre arrived ut
after full consideration How Mr.. PEN
pLEroN was compromised We cannot sec.
The committees of tho Legislature arc not
courts of Justice, and may hold their pro-
ceedings in secret whenever they deem pro-
per. There is, therefore, nothing in that
to enrore Mr.. PENpLEToN and we suspect
he knows all he wants to know ms TO wha'
was done in secret council: and, after oil,
the report of the committee states that a
cory of tho much discussed contract is en-
closed in the report. Then what becomes
of your "secrccy"
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that II u ior export, and many other points,
we're oil. opposed by Mr.: Hnft as injurioua
alike to the Government and manufacturer.
After hearing Mr.. Hnnt for over on hour
in support of tie interests Of the plug man.
ufact1rers. Commissioner Deiano was next
heard. and submitted a number of letters
from the largest manufacturing establish.
ments in the West confirming the views oil
Mr.. Hunt. The subject WAS thoroughly
canvassed, and the proposition to increase
the tax on smoking tobacco to 81 cents per
pound argued at some length. The COM
mittee, regarding this article rs luxury
rather than necessity, were not dlsposeu
to reduce the Tux, Mt least on plug tobacco,
while it wns apparent from the document.
nry evidence and the facts submitted tna'
the best interests of the revenue require
uniform tax on all manufactured TO-
bacco.
1t is understood that the Committee on
Ways and Means will not hear any more
arguments upon this question, but Will pre-
pare their report without delay, ana DC
ready to submit all notifications OF the Oil
when the House is ready to consider it. l,
is believed the tax on smoking tobacco VIII
be increased to thirty-two cents, ana tna'
the committee will recommend that the IN
crease 90 into effect Immediately after the
passage of the bill, if, indeed, 1t should
become law. -,
Already manufacturers claim that the
agitation of the deduction of the tax, Of
suggested by the National Association, mai
interfercd with their business, ana tha'
they are not disposed to risk large stocf
until the question is settled.
FIFTEENTH AMESDMEST.-The bill t
enforce the fifteenth amendment has peer
finally put in shape by the Judiciary Com
mittee, and will he reported to the HOUSE
next week. It has been modified somewhat
but still imposes fine and imprisonment OF
anv person who fails to register any coloree
voter, or to receive his vote. or to assess INT
reouisite taxes to enable him to vote, or Il
nreyent him from having the same PRIV
ieres under local regulations as are glve1
| to white voters.
learn from one who knows that the ne
GRO how nominated by Butler for cadet
Shin is in no respect qualified to pass tht
requisite preliminary examination, ano
that the "hero" is perfectly aware Of THU
fact, and has so stated to anxious inqulrer'
among military men. The poor tool has
been nominated on purpose to be rejected
Washington Observation-Disclosures Gazette
Patents to Virginians we're issued last
week: For process of pulping and bleach
ing paper stock, John W. Goodwin, Peters
burg, antc-dated February 26, 1870; pea
nut-clcaning and polishing machine, John
NJ. Heating, Norfolk.
General Sherman is reported to have
said, the other day, when commenting on
the new military bill, that these congress
men we're not fit to make laws for the Va,
hoos."
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AT the residence OF Joseph II. CrcnsIaw, ESQ.,,
In the county Of Charles CITY on the morning OF
the 9TH instant, Mr.. JOHN &. CARTER. only son
Of the late Or. John Ganuaway Carter, Of Hen
rico In the twcnty-Gffh year Of his arc.
The deceased possessed a genial temperament,
AMI was universally esteemed.
Religious Herald and Charlottesville Chronicle
will please copy.
On the 9th instant, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, of pneu-
monia, ut her fathers residence. at Rockets.
RFBECCA WATSON, aged two years aud some
months.
We miss her at the table,
We miss her In the chair.
WrmiSs her II around the house.
We miss her everywhere.
Weep not for me. my parent, dear,
I'm gone to rest, You need not Tear,
My staywa short. rs vOu may sec,
So, then, prepare tn follow me;
Her funeral will take place from st. Peter
church THIS friday AFTERNOON at
O'Clock.
The friends and acquaintarccS Of tie family arc
respectfully invited to attend without further no
tice.
AT his residence, In Danvllc, on sunday morn
ing the 9Th Instant, Mr.. JOHN J.. .WoMAGh
aged about seventy years: = native OF Prince Ed
ward county. Va.
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CorxT BISMARCK AND THE UNIVERSITY
OF vrRarNrA.--Upon being informed of the
wants of the new Chair of Applied Mathe-
mates in the University Of Virginia, Count
BISMARCK, in his capacity rs Chancellor of
the North German Confederacy, has pre-
scented that institution with n most costly
and useful collection of Photographic and
engraved designs of recent Government
works in Germany. They comprise draw
ings of oil the modern improvements up
piled to bridges, canals, railways, and pub
lie buildings. The presentation was made
through the agency of DR.. L. J. BoEcK,
Professor of Applied Mathematics and
Civil Engineering in the scientific depart
ment of the University.
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
No. lily MAIN STREET.
BET WEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH.
We beg To inform the public that our NEW
STOCK is now ready FOR inspection. Buyers VIII
find 1t to their interest to give us Il call before
purchasing. as our goods are
FRESH. FASHIONABLE, AND CHEAP.
Our line of
DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
CALICOs, COTTON GOODS,
SHAWLS, SKIRTS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
IIANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETS,
UMBRELLAS, LACES.
TRIMMINGS. NOTIONS. and
FANCY GOODS, cannot be eNcellcd.
We do not propose enumcrating the articles we
keep. rs our goods are now ready for inspection,
and will be exhibited ny polite and oblising assist
ants. We invite an carly call from all In want, as
we arc confident of our ability to please.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO..
III Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen are wlth us, and solicit
the patronage Of their friends 1hos. d. Quarles
W. l.. Jennings, E. r. Merton. Edwin A. VIM,
Inert NJ WoodIin John Merton. nhs
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.nay- THE HILLsBORO (N.-C9 RE
ropDER.-Tbis veteran newspaper Is In the
0ftyar year of its age. In all that time IL mas
never suspended nor changed Its name AS an
ADVERTISING MEDIUM, TO reach the trade OF
the middle and border sections Of North Carolina,
1T CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
~, ~ II. EVANS & SON.
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r UMBER. SHINGLES, &c;.WOOD5
L. WARD & SON, LUMBER 4 COMMISSION , SIS.
MERCHANTS, adJolning kiehnona, ana no aetsfs,
, nnsS owest market price alarge stock Virginia
and North Carolina HEART and ,MEECHANTA-
Pn cL0ORING, POSTS, &C. Special attention
naia 70 cutting bills to order. They request call
from I'll In want OF anything In their line,
fe ma Ecp
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The final location of the capital of West
Virginia at Charleston, Kanawha, is very
wise measure. The meeting of its repre-
scntatives there will have a good effect
upon the public character of this new
State. The Valley of the kanawha is the
liberal region of the State. There is much
sunshine of gcniality and n comprehen-
siveness of views and feelings which are
not generally perceivable along the north
ern border; and when the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad is finished we shall have in
innate intercourse with the Western Go
vernment which, considering the nature
of our relations, will he highly advantage
Gus to both States.