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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TINE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
j. respectfully inform their friends
and the sugar planters generally of the
Parishes of Rapides and AvOyelles,
that they are now prepared to set or
repair kettles and boilers ip the most
approved style and best wormanlike
manner. Having had q years expert
ence in this line of business, they feel
satisfied that they will render satisfac-
ton, and will guarantee that their work
will be better, and by their style of
setting boilers, economic more fuel
than that of any other Mason in either
Parish. Best of references given, if re-
quired. GILES SMITH g. SON.
March Is, 1S7I-1y.
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JOHN NJ. sAMUELs.....G. w. sToNER
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-10-25

MAHRIED:-O On the 10Th inst, in
Alexandria, by the Rev. S. Burford:
l.. c. TILDEN to Mrs. f. SPREIGEL.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
Printers fees, aud drank healt! and
prosperity TO the newly welded couple.
On October 18th, at Christ
church, in New Orleans, by the Rev.
DIR. Leacock, Mr.. d. Z. GROVE to
Miss T.. A. WAGGAMAN.
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1913 CANAL ST.,

NEW ORLEANS
z IMPORTERS and dealers in French,
l. English and American Fancy and Sta
pie DRY GOODS.
A large and well selected stock always
on hand, which will be sold at the LOW
EST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Orders from the country will meet with
prompt and careful attention.
Oct. 25-3m.
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Hair.

T7HE LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC
Il Church in this place, intend hold
ing Fair on the sth and 9th of NO.
VEMBER, at the TOWN HALL, for
the purpose of raising means to pay
off the debts of the Church.
Our community of all denominations
are invited to attend.
LADIES COMMITTEE.
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Plantation For Rent.

DARTIES INTERESTED IN THE
L Warehouse business will Go well
to note the fact that they can have
their cotton and other freight insured
Tithout charge, and stored at the low
EST RATES, at the New Brick Ware
house by HENRYA. BIOSSAT.
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RAPIDES FEMALE SEMINARY,
ALEXANDRIA, La.
Mrs. A. P. CLARKE, PRINCIPAL.

Miss MATHILDE CLARKE, ASSISTANT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11
FROM WORTHWHILE.

TEACHING-Mr. Teyson. fer more than 9
year teacher in the Hupp school house In Sere'
IA, will teach in Smiths district, South Somon.
aux, this winter Miss Bartholomew will teach
in Esq. WIN. Sly's district. Miss Anna Grams.
den will teach ia VIM. Powell's district Miss
jerks is expected to teach iu Suppes's school
house. Theodore Gibson is wanted for distric,
No. j, az The 'vile," he taught there last winter
J. lvor Montgomery has control of the center,
Pease's school house. The other schools will be
taught by ladies, making three males and six fe.
male teachers in the township. with total OF
800 pupils of school age.
At the last meeting of the board of trustees,
the school fund" was all distributed BY the ''fa.
theirs" on the schedules. They stated that they
knew it was contrary to law, but as they had al.
ways distributed it in this manner they should
continue to do So as it WAS the quickest and best
method. No election for school trustees has
been held for ten or fifteen years in this town
the present incumbents thinking, no doubt, they
are good enough successors to themselves
Wages for the common winter will range from
$50 to $50 per month. One teacher has agreed
to ''teach better school than any one ever did
in the district, or ask no pay"
CoRN.-Corn is splendid crop in all northern
La Sale county. 1t averages here about 40
bushels per acre.
ELECTIoN.-Politics are running very low
he,e Henry Snapp, republican nominee for
congress, "'delivered" himself of u sort of Snap
pish "set.to' speech at the village of Mellingtor
this week. He is very low pettifogger of the
fourth paper, and to elect him as the represen.
tative CT this district will be to say by our ex.
ample that political shyster is all the states
man the 9th district Of Illinois can elect II We
have any regard for our numbers, if we think
anything OF the English language, if we care
the least for representative Of tue people, if we
wish man of sterling qualities or have the least
regard for Wholesome laws, we ought not to elect
demagogue, urse.more-than.country man, and
Whose principal aim seems to be anything but
honesty. t.ugali:y, truth and propriety.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11
Bourbon Whisky.

The way old Bourbon whisky is made is
brought to light through a controversy going on
between a man named Gutter, who claims the
right Of manufacturing what is known az the
Cutter Whisky, and some parties that have been
making spurious article. 1t is contained in a
letter from Louisville, which says:
1.-The tea tiavoring you speak of is very good.
have also used carrots. Take them and Gu.
them into very small pieces, and parch them the
same as coffee put them in good spirits or rum,
and let it stand for . few weeks. It adds very
much to the aye Of whisky. Don't you think it
will do we'll to mix the tea favor and carrot to.
yether' also few peaches psrohed in the same
way might do good. About what quantity of
hot water would be best for six pounds Of tea
| to have it Of the right strength ?"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11
FROM LELAND.

COURTS Oar town was somewhat "taken
! down. few days since by the unlawful arrest
! and unlawful Imprisonment Of Dr. Hlnkley,
for many years resident of Leland and vicini-
ty.
After bis ARREST he was bound hand and foot, ="
and imprisoned fifteen hours without a1ay coDs-
plttnt haviug boon made, held until--to use the
words OF the Judge himsclf-"the Esq got
ready to hear the cause or receive bail" Sever
al persons offered to go the doctors bail. but the
ESD" said he would not take any druakard
for bail" At the trial of the case, a change Of
venue was taken from Esq. Oakfiell to Esq.
Hume, In administering for change of venue
to the Doctor, the squire swore him with hand
raised God Almighty have mercy on y0su'
soul you AFRAID of Justice" This oath Was
heard by constable, both lawyers and another
eyewitness. 1t should be patented US L.o-
land law
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

! Tie editor Of the Cleveland Plaindtaler says
that he received letter from Mr.. Hslstead OF
| the Cincinnati Commercial. The sheet looked
a. if a lot aies had been playing game Of
base ball on it and had had quarrel with the
umpire.
Al editor of Chicrgo paper has received sew
eral poetical illusions suggested BY the late dis.
aster, but he declined to print them all on the
ground that it Is wasteful to print any thing
which requires every line with capital when
capital Is as scarce as it is now in Chicago.
The Pittsburg Chronicle says: ut is asserted,
and certainly with some reason, that the dry sea-
sors in Illinois and other western states are ow-
ing to the destruction of timber" On the con-
trary. the destruction of timber in some OF those
states is owing to the dry seasons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

A 3SIItACrS OF T1TLE;.-The under
signed having the only set OF Abtrdci Books Of rue
aIS anu los IN La Sale county, prepared TO do general
o e Estate business and oer superior Inducements to those
DIVINE to the great number OF defective titles parties buy
g selling or oaning borrowing money real estate WIN
no wen consult them TO the condition of ttlc etc.
s anua 9, Is any trast Of land or town lot In La
Shc county, win certificates to tax sAes and Judgments
TINT ac liens said estats Furnished on short notice
Inc Ute to all lands or lots offered for sale by them shown
r. u. Drawer lj2 ~ " Gts ava Ii,nns
January II l81i.-tt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11
The recent death of the King of Siam and tn

The recent death of the King of Slam and the
ascension OF new ruler have brought to notice
curious custom whiah is peculiar to the 81.
amese nation. II is called marking the people,"
Every male subject of the government must
elect government official AZ his marker, and
then must have a mark made on the back Of ose
OF his wrists. indicating the department to which
he is thus attached. All persons thus marked
are liable to be called upon to render personal
service in the department 10 which they belong.
This system of marking il unpopular with the
people, and ut such times Nh it in to be enforced
the greatest vigilance is required on the part OF
the government officials TO prevent general
immigration from the country of those subjec,
to the mark
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

LNbIS sSA LIGHTHOUSE AND LOT for sale, west OF
the sidccut. The house contains four rooms well and
ctcrn the premises also Terms easy Enquire
OF RICHARD GllNDON,
Oct 90 P.O Box CSC, Ottawa Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11
HOUSE 81 LOTS FOR SALE.

The fine property formerly owned and occupied by s. w
Raymond, on Webster street. west OF the sidecnt WIN BE-
sold at a bargain. Apply to WM c. SMITH,
Oct |. 1870 At Drug Store, 100 Main st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

Tho Cardiff giant after long series of thrill.
ing adventures, now lies boxed up in commits.
sion merchants store in indianapolis awaiting
$40 charges against him.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-28

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE In BRAXTON.
H. d. Camden
Is. IN TLnu,,,,,
Marshall TTReR
DtRSrANT TO A DECREE or THE
l. Circuit Cout Of Braxtou COUNTY. nrn'
nOnnccd At The fall terra 1860, In Tho ohry".
named cause, will offer fer sale 10 the hin
rst bidder, At the front door Of tho Con-,
House, on the ith day Of the next Srplcmbsr
term Of the Circuit Court OF llraS Ton con,,,
the following tiaCts Of land situated in III
county a tract of three hundred and o ""
nan ol IN acre OF land, situated on Tntr snI
Duck creeks, North branches of Ink T;T """
a teet OF IwCnty'one acres, adjoining same
situated on Tate Geek. A tract ol t"n
hundred, .nnd twenty three acres on III
river AMI Duck creek. One other trnrt con.
tanning, one hundred aud forty.fyc aSr",
;.llGleI on I'kriycr, opposite Tie mouth Of
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit OfO, 10, 10 and "a month, will
% given The purchaser will be rc1WiroI 10
give ho1i with approved personal security,
anu alien will DC retained on the land until
tue purchase money is paid az a further 50.
curiiy. PEARSON II InIWS
"'R''f' Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-28

TnERAILRoAD SUBSCRIPTION
was defeated in this county, although
il received Il very complimentary vote.
The word is from Upshur, Gilmcr and
Calhoun that it carried in those coun.
ties "Iikc flash" No Convention
no RailrOal-.lIappy Lewis
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-28
PORTER JOHNSON.

WHAT ms DONE AND IS Doing.
lie has brought down the prices Of
Dry Goods and Groceries in tho town
of Weston % per ccut.
What Porter johnson is doing at the
present time: He is selling the best
20 cent coffee at Is cts per pound. He
is selling the very best coffee sugar for
10 cts per pound: the same that YOU
pay 1Gb and IS cts for at other places.
lie is selling calicOcs from s to 10 cts,
and the very best, 0 yards for 81, now
worth IL cts in Baltimore. 3 bars De-
tcrsive soap for % els. Olive washing
soap, . bars for % cts. The best 200
yard spool cotton, 6 for % cts. Boots
aud shoes at almost your own prices.
bushcl sacks ut 10 cts-2 busliel As.
An extensive line of all kinds of Dry
Goods always on hand, and so low that
those wishing to purchase can't help
but buy.
The question is frequently asked
How can Porter johnson sell his goods
so cheap and still make money on them!
Those who wish to see the Cheap
Store shut up, say he can't stand it ;
that he must break. Well, they don't
know Some say the goods must be
stolen. Well, they don't know,
luther" Others tell you that there
Is great difference in the goods that
bis goods are not as good as those sold
by others. Well, Ill be hanged il
they know, "nuthcr." The true an
swCr is: lie employs a lire man to buy
his goods. One who understands his
business, and one who is constantly
watching for bargains--taking alyan-
tnge CT every decline in prices, and
looking ahead for an advance, and buy
iug..accordingly. And last, but not
least, ho pays the cash for all he buys,
thereby getting largo deduction.
Porter johnson sells exclusively for
cash, therefore he eau sell much lower
than those who have 10 wait G and 70
months.
Read bis advertisement.
Read bis Posters and Hand. Bills.
Read his Business Notices.
People will buy Ofhim, for he is not
afraid to spend his money with the
Printer.
You can save enough money in one
year TO pay your taxes by buying your
goods at Porter Johnsoa's Cheap Cash
Store.
(Which the same we are free to
maintain"
.---o----
If you want anything in tho Nillin.
CRY line, call at tic fashionable cstab.
Iishmcat of Mrs. NJ, i. Narncy.
-
lfyou wan, good Indigo, orany other dye.
!tuiB, 70 TO peuIs
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BRANTON AND WEBSTER

wv august -OIN, INI.
-, HGn'y Br@non, Esg.-DEAn SlR.-
Thinking you would like to have tue
election I, news, Iscnd it toyou as far as
| have heard:
Lincoln Township, majority for a
Convention, 02; Franklin, us; CLAW,
1872; Washington not heard from but
will give about one hundred minority
for the Convention. Two precincts
heard from in Webster unanimously
for the Convantion. Three townships
heard from in Nicholas county gives
l2l majority for the Convention.
Yours Respectfully, J. ConLrY.
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NATURES
OMA NWlvNCstovutlvc

Contains no Lac SuLpnuR.no SuGAE OF
LEAD-pO LlTIIAUGE,no NIrEaTE'Op
SILVER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Misunderstanding
Drugs used in other Hair prcYara.
tions.
Transparent; and clear as crystal, It will
not oil the finest Iabric-pcrtrrIIysArE, CLEAN
aud Observation-Disclosures long sought
for and found ut last.
II restores nndIprcTcn;s the lair from
becoming Gray, impNrts sOf, glossy np
pcarancc, removes Dandruii, isroul and IT,.
'rcshing 10 the head, chtrkS the Hair from
falling of, and rcatOrss Il to great extent
when prcrnaiurcly!lost, prevents Headaches,
cures MI lIumOrs, cutnneOuS CruptionS aud
Gnnltural Heat As \ DRGSsiSG rOn rlgllAR
IT Is THE HEST Article rs TnE NAnREr.
DR.. &. SMITH, PatCntce GroiOn FUNSTON,
Mass. Prepared only by rRocrER IIRuTnrRs,
Gloucester, Mass. The Genuine il put up in
panel bottle, made expressly for IT, witlthc
name Of the article blown in the glass. Ask
your Druggist for Natures Hair Restorative,
and take no other
Send a cent stamp to Proctor Bros. for II
Treatise on the Human Hair. The iniornlu.
tiOnit contains is worth 81 to any person.
a. NJ. DENT, Main St, Weston,
oct3ly Sole Agent for Lewis county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-28

"LENYlLLE. W. Va, August o.
d. ". D%5indin.-.DrAR Sm:-The
election returns have been very slow in
coming in; but have asccrtaiped Tint
We have given pc majority for the
Convention. The Railroad snbscrin.
ton we have carried by an overwhclm
ing majority. Considering the snail
vote gwen, the Democracy Of Gilmcr
Cas usual have come up gallantIy to
the charge.
AS taras we (Gilmcr) arc concerned,
the vote was strictly a party one but
few Democrats voting against the Con.
voniion. and no Republicans voting for
IL Tour friend, Us. ".
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TIE BANNER TOWNSHIP


biEcll ltivER, NICHOLAS CO., W. Va
August 2jth, 1871.
Editor Dcmocm;.-DrAR SR:Z
Ihc total vote east at this precinct was
AZ; total vote for Convention, 10.
Not one vote being cast against a Con.
''n'ion' Respectfully Yours,
Il. Scorr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-28
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
-lH7I-.-lS7p


iht last Catalogue sh VS. an attendance q
! ~ students at this Institution. Five dix
ilnct Departments Of Instruction. with full
corps oil competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, pure and applicd Psychology,
Ethics Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Scicncc's &C., Be-, carefully and thor.
onghly taught, Practical Chemistry and
Physics Illustrated by appropriate nrpOrnt.
US. Special advantage, ior the study Of tjt.
ology. "
=, A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
Mincralogy, Geology aud Couchology tot
rclNcr with many specimens In other dcp,rl.
meats Of Natural History. Fine lmildinrs
beautiful and healthy location, good society.
Fail Term begins Sept. c. Winter De.
ccmOcr,i, Spring, March 20. Commence.
mcnt, June 30
boarding from 81 to - per wcc'.
tuition, from SD to S2i per year.
For further particulars, inquire OF
ALIEN MARTIN, President,
Norggn,9wp, ", Va.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-28
y y " b \ S c " i "

Threatening returns thus far re,
cciycl indicate that the Convention
will carry in the State by a small ma.
jority-somewhere between one and
three thousand. The rnanimity with
which the Republicans worked and
voted against the measure, aud the
substantial aid they received from per.
sons who have heretofore rrolcssei .
sympathy with the Democratic party
are the causes Of this falling of in the
strength of the Convcntioncrs. 1t Is
hailed as a grand triumph by the Re
publicans, and great are their rcjoic
ings in consequence: At some future
time We propose to give full history
Of the detection in onr own county
In the meantime We chew our cud a.
best We may, and "accCpt the situa
ton" with as'much grace as possible.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-28
V7OME INSURANCE 60
Oh
Columbus, Ohio,

The gradual iAScosc Of strength Of the
liomq mokrsirs Policies better nj Expiration
than when iIrsi Issued. This gradual III.
crease il guarrnlrtdhy It's plan OF bnsin,7,;
none but First-CiE.s Risks are written al
paylng rates.
The Home pays for Live Stock whom III
smrrd aud killed Ly Lightning, without rUG.
rrrncc 10 tho place where kill,d. ltpays
las0sv b. Lightning to Buildings, whether
burned rr put.
l'aruels find the Company TO hs just thu
one they want.
Merchants get the hest Of Security in itt
Policies.
NusE.-This company BIZ, inlEll,d oil tho
requirements u, the insurance Law Uf lh.i
State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-28
C0E:ia
PROCEEDINGS OF
TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

NlNOIs VI lNN'' NNHH'y 'NNE"aN wv
18th. 10Th, 18th aud 18th, The follow
ing claims were allowed:
b, NJ. Bailey, LIST and ID quar-
tiers salary this year as Pros.
ccuting Attorney, 800 o
Martin Conray, for damages for
Fink Greek Road 10 0
A. D. Peterson, Supervisor cleo
ton, April ISL, | 5
A. NJ. Linger, clerk election |
days, 1869 and 20 1 0
John Collins, clerk election >
days, fill Of 20 and spring
ii, 80
Oscar ChcuyrOnt, inspector c,cc-
ton October 1870, | {
j j Bot, surveyor roads 1871 . Q
W w Hull, surveyor and warn
ing hands in 1870, 8 days sc
DR. S W Hall, for medical at
attention, &c, to Mary Eagle,
Mrs Marsh, Barbary Rola-
bough, Julia Pumphrey, Mrs
Winner aud Mrs Post, GO .
j 5 Lowe, surveyor, : days
warning hands 1870 ISL, : I
i Owens clerk April election,
1871. l |
Jesse Wootter, making general
indeSto deed book marriages
births, deaths, index to mar
riNges, freight on code and
acts and ! box steel pens l4O !
W g. Rohrbough clerk election
October, ls6S. ] I
G W MoF'at, surveyor roads ~ ! {
Israel Simmons, surveyor 1871 l {
James IL , baiieN supervisor .
e'cc'i|n' ,,. leo',
james 'c'IinS, inspector e'ec'
uon' aiL lS'V' u"ys. ,
S i loLl' NY :
Il Vneen' services rs com,
n'!lIc' &c i0l ,s setting Tor school 90 ,
%T"l'Si Oh uays, o. :
John lluSSeY' .oF snme'"o uayF' ~
u d hstIner' %. i%r S I Oh same % :
conn, 'Ir'' % u"yS' 90
y go M o ROAD surveyor . ,
le'V, = Gays
Ney'! HlL u MAKING coln" 'OF r
ca''d o. oeFeP'a Winner l I
Isaac west Tor keeping E!lGh
llyman ana T"I'I from d rep
, T Tga : 70 ,i hlr I w. lo"' l. !
II Aioia'' o!u f'H ioN'
a Wi'l'a"s' i'g S,,! gT"'' Ne'' Tor
ours y anu b NlIl.al'
" IA l.'ngsT, surveyor : d"ys . n
warning lluHlS = Y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-28
Mr. Sirickler has handed us the
following:

ron CONVENTION.
Randolph, $50, Jefferson, 10,
Berkeley, 40, Writ $50, Marion 30,
Calhoun $50, lIraSton jiS, Roauo 900,
Gilmcr 27s, l'aycltc 400. -maioritics,
AdArYsr-,Upshur 300, Ohio 300
Wood 81, Tylor DO, Taylor 30, lIorri.
son $50, Hancock loo, Brooke loo,
MursIall $50, Knnawla 500.