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DIR. RADwAYN .
Perfect PurRaliye Pills,

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purity, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the
cure OF all disorders Of the Stomach, Iiver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, NeryousDiseass~,
Headache, Constipation. Costiycncs<, indi-
gestIon, Dyspepsia, Blliousness, Bilious Fe-
yer, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles and
all arrangements OF the Internal Slscera.
Warranted 10 effect positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner
ais, or dcletcTiOus drugs.
NTObseryc the following symptoms re-
sulting from disorders Of the Digestive Oi-
gans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, fullness Of
the blood in the Head, Acldity OF tho
stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of
Food, FullneSs or weight In the stomach,
Sour EructaiiOns, Sinking or Fluttcring nj
the Pit OF the stomach, Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried and Dificult Breathing.
Fluttering nj The Heart, Choking or SuffO-
eating Sensations when I'm lying pOsturv,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the lead,
Deficiency Of Pcppiration, lellowne@ of
the Skin aud Eyes, Pain In the Side, Chest,
Limbs, and Sudden fIushes OF Heat, Burn :
Ing In the Flesh.
x few doses of Railways Pills Will free the
system from all the above named disorders.
Price, - cents per box. Sold by. Druggists
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
letter stamp Ia RADWAY d CO., No. 81
Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth thousands will be- sent you. je3D
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hams middles are Inactive. Lard firm
at 9t@9tc for steam and. l0c for kettle
rendered.
BUTTER-Quiet at l0@2Oc for
western and 10000 for State.
CHEESE-Dull at 5@l0ac for COM
mon to prime.
COTTON-Opened quiet and nomi'
nally unchanged; lStc for low mid
dlings and l9tc Cor middling uplands.
OILS-Petroleum in moderate re-
quest at 1890 for crude and 24ic for
refined.
TALLOW-Quiet at 9@9sc; stear-
inc nominal at S9lec.
WHISKY-Quiet at Gle.
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GREAT INVENTION
ARR
Double Speed attained by Hall the
Labor.
No Strain on the Back or Hips from
STOPPING.
No Strain on the Abdomen or up
per part Of Limbs.
The Feet alone used in its working.
Perfect freedom from the usual ills
with which SO many suffer in the use
Of the primary TreadIe.
The Ohio Medical and Surgical Reporter for
March, 1871, says:
"Our fellOw-tOwnsman and confrere,
Dr. L.. w. Sapp, has entered the field OF In
vention In order 10 supply want long felt
by many OF his patients, as well as by thou
sands OF Others. The evils growing out OF
the use OF Sewing Machines have come 10
something rather formidable. With great
justice these evils have been laid at the door
Of tire old-faShioned unnatural heel and
toe motion treadle. Dr. Sapps In liz
tended TO- obylate these difficulties, and
that II is likely 10 do what II intends one
can see at a glance. The device Is simple
and easily applied To any machine now In
Use. Our medical friends had better Inspect
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Just Received.

q CASES CONCENTRATED BEVERAGE
q Fruit Syrups. viz: Blackberry, Rasp-
berry, Strawberry, Pine Apple, Lemon,
Orange, Catawba, Grape, &c Also a very
GREER d PAUL..
6t WaAhinGten Han.
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What Physicians Say.

CLEVELAND, May 10, 1871.
DR.. Sapp's Walking Motion TrsadIe is all
that Is claimed for II. II II simple I'm It's
construction aud easily worked, requiring
no other effort than the natural motion OF
the feet. II can he used by the most deli
cate person without overstraining or iDJur-
ing any porton Of the system.
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MEMPHIS.
Death of Cavanaugh-COnne Re.
manded to Jail.

MEMPHIS, August 25.-Cavanaugh'
who was shot by Jones, died this morn
ing. Jones is up for a preliminary ex-
animation, which is not yet concluded.
Conner, who shot Morse, was again
brought up, his bail cancelled, and he
was sent to Jail. His examination takes
place tomorrow.
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DIED.

HALL-At st. Louis, Mo-, August a, OF
consumption, Mrs. MARY HALL, aged %
years.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law, Archie Charnock,
on Centre street, between Sixth and Sew
enth, on Sunday, the 9TH, at o'clock p. NJ.
The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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lLLtS IA I'D "a IhhOot
With Wood Cuts froLn Photographs OF the
different styles, full information and lowest
prices; also, Testimonial Circular will be
sent free 70 any address
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
betc-, Dropsy, StOppagc of Water lnconiI-
nencc OF Urine, Brights Disease, Albumin
uria, and in all caseS where there are brick-
dust deposits, or the water ~ thick. cloudy,
mixed with Substances like the white OF mn
egg, or threads like white silk, or there In q
morbid. dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there is y
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain I'm the small of the back
and along the lOtns.
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Dupont's Gunpowder Agency.

All In metallic kegs sporting powder In
canisters; all OF which viii be s0id % the
trade n low IA the same can be had In the
West. He has portable magazines Of dihss-
ent sizes To ship by rail or boat.
50 ORDERS SOLICITED.
uBKII n ~
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/: SssHs arc susvcs, and through mil
nous OF ori6cos oozes tho Transparent f,nid
which nature does not need for vital mr.
poses. This is wise provision OF Proyi-
uenoe. but excessive peispiration is, never
theiess, extremely weakening. During tho
heats OF summer ell hard working mon per.
spire to an extont that is more or less debii.
tating. They, Of all classes OF the commu-
nifty, require wholesome inysigstotant at this
season. Let them hot seek it in the liquors
OF the bar;room; they will not find it there.
A indicated stimulant, pure and indebted,
II what they need; and, among this class Of
remedies. Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters stands
alone. No valid plea can be urged aga;ns. lie
use, even blythe genius OF Temperance itself:
ior oyoa tbs Maine laiT, permits the sale of
dihusiye stimuli for medicinal purposes. Az
general renevatfng preparation, the Bittors
mas no equaI anywhere. But this fS of,Iy ono
hi the merits OF thiu famous iuyiporator. its
regulating properties give it an immense an.
periority over, all the topics Of tho Pharma-
copnla. In cases OF chronic CONSTIPATION. f.
ID the most useful and certain Of ali apef4-
enie. 1t creates no violent commofion Ii The
1tIlscharHing. organs. but, gently relieving
as,, 1nem OK tasir obstr4ctions, leaves them in
cessary 10 stutei ia view OF the mass Of testi-
mony as to ita effects fh tiyspeDAia. that IL ia
q permanent cure for that terrible and but
too general complaint. ~,
Ihe numerous "Bittere," under various
names. which merce4ary dealers endeavor to
ehould be avoided, for their own aakoa. bv
=, Ine slck and the ppblipat large. Hostetter's
aHsn 1st.ers & ere proGqFable in bottles only. and
neYeT solu IN pulk. July 16 tG !
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-gc'- 81. t.,.tr5
A FEW reasons why they, should have tbo
~ preference over oil others: il'i3'.a4''D
1. Wheeler 4, Wilsohe Sewing Machine ia
much simpler than any Of the others: re-
Curing iess than half the amount Of. ma-
3 a The result ot this simplicity, 4 this mn.
chino is much loas liable than the others to
sls.,sl sPs!ss! ills simplicity
A Another 1esult is, less friction, aud. CON-
seqdontl3, greater ease and rapidity of mo
lion, with less noise. t ,,.,1'
g. And greatest Of all, that it uses no sbnt-
tie, and makes the iopk stitch,
1t ls the cheapest to buy the best. Buy thu
machine that han jnstly fairly and hoidra-
oly won reputation and indepeadenee
against strong and bitter coinpetition. For
mere than twenty. yea rs haa the Wheeler 4
Wilson not only stood first and foremost, INT
now stands the unrivalled Sewing Ma chins NJ
The enlightened civilized =c-!a. .nsT. ~
chine that has been thus tested and proved
and then yon are snre to get tho best. Pos
sale on the easieat possible terms. Sales.
room Main street, second door below PHGn1
oihce. Columbia. 8. @. .! II l.-l'i I!.-1'-
a. WaYrE, General Southern Agent.
June 81. ,', ;.,a7 --e'1-' en-.
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PROCLAMATION.

COLUMBIA, June ZJ, 1871.
XNTHEREAS, informal has been officially
. w received at this Department that ya-
canles have occurred in the officou of County
commissioners In the following Counties. to
VII: EewberYy County, Simeon Young and
David Hailstock; Chester County. w. Ii. Fro
neoerRor and Alexander Koieey; Clarendo
County, T. J. Lemon and Gadaden Tarlton;
Union County, II. X. White and John Tins,
ley; Laurens County, David Foulkc and rnr-
pin Dendy. failed to qualify
Now,'ctherofore, l, ROBERT. K. SCOTT.
Cover nor Of tho State Of South Carolina. in
accordance with the thirty. seventh Section OF
the ACT OF September 26, 1868. entitled ''An
Aot TO define tho duties and Jurisdiction OF
county commissioners" !" do herehy issue thie.
my ,proclnma ation, that epecinl election be
held on IUEsDAY, the 25th dav Of July
next, to ii'l said vacancies for the une.pirci
torn thereof: within tho eaid Counties, re.
spectlVe'y. The CoRmissioners of Elections,
appointed III pursusance of IAN Act ,royiti.
ing for the General Elections, and the manner
OF Ole conducting the same" approved Marcn !, :,
ioW, are authorized and directed 10 conduct
me sa1d special elections, respectively and to
mage all necefsary arrangements therefor,
aud each OF them are hereby required, after
dnc publication, and with strict regard % tn e
provisions OF the Constitution and the ws OF
ene state touching their duties in such caau,
70 oahsc such elections to be held on the day
alorrHaid, and to take MI the necessary steps
Tor the holding Of such elections and for tic
ascertRlning and determining the peraon or
persons who shall lave been duly elected
thereat.
1n testimony whereof, lave htreupto ect
my hand, and caused the Great Seal uf
,. the State to be affixed, at Columbia.
IL this 23d day Of June, A. u. 1871, and
IN the ninety-tifth year of the IiIde-
nandenes Of United ST ates of America /.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
June IS 'I'i'..
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~ ~, 8 HoT1CE no. AGENTS 97
- - OF THE ,.Am 81, ~! !.
:coroperative Building Association.

p
"a Al Agents of tho aboye Association arc
hereby requested to report on TUESDAY, the
10Th July. to the General Agent. at Columbia,
tho numbeTof Tickets rom aiming on hand.
Alao. to remit aal money received hy them, hy
express, or registered letter.. The General
agent desires those returns to be made. in
ordor that he may fix upon a definite day for
the drawing, of which due notice will be given
through tho papers oil the State. All money
received after tho Tickets arc sold, will be
promptly returned to tho sender He wonld
advise those who have not alread yssupplied
themselves with Tickets, to do 40 at once.
Each club of ten will bo entitled to ono extra
Iioket. DIR. E. W. WHEELER,
General Agent, Box SO, Columbia, 8. c.
90 All papers publishing previous ad-
vortisemenf, will please copy the above one
ti1ne. July IS 6
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New Books. bv Exnresa

New hooks. bv Express.
pHYsICAL CAUSE. OF THE DEATH oF
u u CHRIST. DC, by strond. and ,letter by
War AMI Culture, by Arthur He,ps. Al 80
Hugh Mi!lcf'a Life and Letters, two vol.
umes. by Peter Bayne. with portrait. a.
oohrls,ti.anily ohiI,l.. and posi,ivcism. by MeCosh
re, rS,opie,s Practical Poultry Book. complete
Mira. Wistar. .,..'3't am. 49, -
CalrAoe. Romance. by Sand. 50
CLIMATES fnr l9yslids, by L. Bill 81 IS.
BODY and Mind. by Man1sley, London. 81.
Little Men, BY author Of Little Women.
Pike County Ballads. by John Hay. $3.50.
Mrs Becton's Book OF Household Manage
ment. Most complete work. Illustrated.
Also, some new Novels by good authors.
Just opened, at BRYAN Il MoCARTERH j. :
June IL n- Book store.
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cohUMB1A sio FR1pAY MORNING. July Fl 1871 yo1 VI

r., 3n'sl1ooS0LUMRlh. & -CS. June 81, ls71.n
thpR' E..W. WHEELER hssuthia dsy, given
oiuh, as Trusteec for tho Tmkef .Hola ers, his
bond in the pene nuan OF 's4O 600, sedtrea BY
|mortgage.of therdahestate bHered Tor fdf1le.
ior prompt and Hsithful ul':distributhntof tho
prizes advertised ne soon as the 2,OUO tickets
Fare aoid.r :. ir.i, i,'inJoHN,A hNEw;is..
.3nf'i eIi *"H ~. j.'MElGAAN,
ouhe s;a 2z 80" - ''ai'' n. C'sH1yER. a.
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. nIE EDICAL. .sy
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

EssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. on great So
wish MARRIAGE. With cure means of relief for
ths erring and rtnnato, diseased and de-
bllitated. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
1reo OF charge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
street, Philadelphia, Pa. MAY 81 smo
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,n. / MANHOOD. i.
HOW Losti How 6estorei:
Just published, IN a sealed enpe.
lone ps.jra sicr x,a~,}e

+.'-- -. 1ope. Price, si1 cents ,lI
"A LEGTu4E On; the Natural Treatment
Seminal Weakness. .Intvoluntary Emissions.
Sexual Debility5 and 1mpedin, ente. to Marri.
.sge generaliy: NERVOUSNESS, Consump ton,
Epi!ePsy and Fita; Mental and Physical Inca
Paei.y; resulting from Self ALuec. &c, by no-
"Green Book, Ne u .'cF'i'i) iti IY.i.3..~'.s.'
! VA Boon 90 Thousnnsts OF Sun.rcrs."
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, To any
ADDRESS: post paid. on receipt or six cents, or
SCO., T-'- nj. =. -; =
1S7 Ro..ery, New York-P. o. BOX, A. $3.50.
\ June ~ 3mn
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Guns, Pistols. Etc.

r INFORM my friends and
Xxx public In general that have
received an entire new
o. Vstook Of Douhis and Sin ia la r.
rel GUNS, REPEATERB, Flasks, Pouches
=, rlstoi, Belts, Caps; Bucks Cartridges.
and Shot >'
~ ALSO,
REPAIRING done at short notice.
Oct P. ". KRAFT. Main street.
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filing needul for the pro
lection ~ eUery store an.
shop in Columbia, al
fording a sure protec
tion from the light-fin
gered gentry. For sal,
low, by
JOHN AGNEW GEON
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For Sale,
z E00 ACRES of LAND in Barnwen.
C.OOV on tho Edieto. fgi,
1D0 ACHES IN Kershaw-in lots to snit!
Saw Mill and 600 acres OF Land in ,,cxine-
ton, on North Edisto, 81 COO.
2'5D0 acres Wateree Bottom Land, 81 pr aero
80 ooo acres crcck bottom and pine Land, at
% per acre. ! House in this city, IS 600.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. near the
ty.s6 900. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT.
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agont.
locr' Cd 1v
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q ."Ne theD Of any kind hos been com
mitted within the corporate limits of
cleveland, Tenn. in the Last eix.mentlIs. y
Probably there is nothing worth stealing
in that town. .i:;y,,l az :, az .
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DIR. D. L. BOOZER

O1I' d u. bUUZEN -.
ES3;fSA WOULD respectfully inform
UTYSTVVA his 'pstrons and the public re-
i. >ItiJ nerADy that hc has moved into
his he" Office, over Dulie 4 Chaplnan's Book
store, opposite the Columbia Hotel. Where he
ia prepared to execute, satisfactorily! su one
rAtlous and work, Of whatsoever kind his pro-
March 3
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R.
Symbolic Admonition!

~ AVe Do
Symbolic Admonition! .r.
THE season ie at hand when the human
Il family ia more afflicted than during ,anv
other part Of thu year The sut's rsvs actin,
upon tho decayed vegetable and animal mat.
ter, pnisone the atmosphere, ard produces
many dkorders ct the syetem.-. Chille apd Fe-
YER, Dflious Complaints, ,Disrsbea, Dysen-
terry, Cholera Morbns, amps a nd Cholic, etc.
Htnos the system #equires an invieoratine
and toniu medicina, that will brace ND lis
shattered forces, and enable the organs. to
perform their proper Functions. For this oar
fJsH's QUEENS DELiaHT.' r. "se . y 1tH-
For Dyspepsia and Waak Btomach.
For the Liver and Kidneys,
For Gouehs and 8oro Throat.
For The Lungs and Splitting Of Blood,
For.loss OF Appetite. For Sick Headache. Z,
For Diafrhoea Rnd Dyeehtery.'-
For Fever and ARue.s For Bllious Fever
For Choier1 Mosbus and crarrtA. ..t;
For RalPitntion Of the HeaIAoit, ,t
For Broken Down Nervous Gys tenn,
For Neuralgia and Rhenmatienn,
For Purifying the Blood. .'' -t.
MEIaITsf1's QUEMH'B DELIGHT.
Tho people. .aprrove OF; ana physioians !sRns.
tion ita une,' beosuao 1t fe q good tnetficfna.
Take no other medioine. 1t In q sprina inyi-
Rorator. . epmper tonic, q purifying bege.
rage, admirably adapted 10 all conditions.
msle and femafe--growD persons and tchil.
dren at this PARTICULAR season. Be sure And
call At Heinitsh's Drug Store and get botti
OF his great medicine. o,lT-@''-
Prepared only by e. II. HE1NrTeH.
may w Druggist and Chemist,
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CT L0TEI1NG HOUSE
'.,i.. -7ei hf4-ria or 'sr Aa,.'.'
10 HIT b b S: ;& &. wi. L E.Y /.
L.H.n .6 OF u NJ II 1.EI s.. G .a.tl,..

sXLE hSTSb NAKED down iii OF, our large
.vy.rstookUf RBADY-MADE CLOTHING to
auchdow figures thst the price comes within
rsaSG1 n,a1, ~ as fafs wial good fitting garment
uia ie ~ tee nleet Stye and by tho bost max
soil soil Al Linen Drawers at s1.50. We are the
oniS mousse that have the imported Sce.Buck kar
Galoutta snits. warranted genuine. An .ia-
mind OF any one that money ID n,ade h. Inv.
Ing from u.s. Thirty-two Inch Hole Leather
Trunks, only a fow left. at $40 June 23
sTENHoUsE, MAOAULAY & CO..
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
CHA HLOII'E, ~. g.
COLLECT orders FOR COfTON. Corn Elonr
~ Bacon, Lard, &C., and Family Groceries
generally. Orders filed carefully and prompt
W. Feb Tyr
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Thief Proof Drawers.

vi = undersigned hAve received tho Agency
4 OF tbeae DRAWERS IN. " are ne one
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Livery and Sale Stables.

|. aSaaff4e ~ s}SszA MS,A THE undersigned
E5lfT41BHN53yYE. n. will continue tho hil-
49,, - 4a seEle siness heretofore cum
quoted by AGne, & CO., at the old stands Of
tho late firm. His Omnibuees and Carriages
VIII convey passengers to and from the hail
ROAD Dapts to the Columbia Hotel, tho Niok-
eTson House, or any part Of tho city IIe will
als9 ais iurn!sh Horsca, Euggies. CarriHg geH, Nc.,
June % OWEN nATy
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a hne susimer tonic is Hattorfs Bisters-
oan be had at PoLLocx's.
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scythes and Grain Cradles.
= DOZ. superior GRAIN CRADLES.
a 10 doz Griffn's Grain and Grass Ssythes
]nss received and fos ca.e lc- t- 'l: 'lii"7
hiAy17 u, JOHN A0NEW 4 SON
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eali early, TO ne fpnviDced oft the ahovo facts, !,
at tOuDMAN'S " CLOTHING BAZAAR,
June 2o 'H'i''' titftA Maih street.
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M This REDUCTION will apply also to onr Gus
lOAl DEiAl ! nj EN-. MSS ff
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'oaB YAJ::;Ail SELBY. 81 .'.tu q"
,:.o 'ii'od 1an: I'f4 Il,,I ,i.nijet ,,,,fa,;
SGD 0Ca@ItNoEt0es
,,.,7r,~7 t1y-,-r,..@,7
q z"dO0NSU UMRTIoN3uo, ',rn
ITS CURE AND 'ITss pREviENitiTI7vE RhEv3iE III ~

= IT ~ = 7199.' > - Cfft 18E U'I 4
.M ANY aHhuman being has, pssscd .axar.
esse q effs snSwf wfs ao rhst
'sbly pfoVsn ineShs' of cutb.. Those near xii
-dear'to Mmi!y aud friends iarg eIeepinf. TIC
d;feamtsse d; sinmberiuto which.alad thoJ calm
II NHeptt.aH.nlN2 .1ln III; i,lii ~" ,..fHy,1
'e:ia,i A'htr!osEp44i II. HCIAENGA's .,,
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The stock is unbrokep, and tho best stock
We have ever handled. ~! 80,
The Opelousas courier., 1871-10-28
MARRIED.

At the residence of DR.. w. A. Winn, Avoyel
les Parish, OH the 18th inst, by tho Rcvd. Mr.
Weddell, rector of the Church of the Epiphany
at Opelousas, DR.. SAMUEL LOGAN of New Or
leans. to Miss. VIRGINIA, only daughter of the
late Judge Geo. X. King.
At the same residence, on the evening of the
succeeding day, by the same minister, Mr.. WM
HALL to Miss. MARY CAMPBELL, both late resi-
dents OF Opelousas.
At Arnaudville, OH the e4th inst, by the Rcv,l
Mr.. Cuny, Mr.. ALEXIS MoREAU, of ST. Martin
Parish, to Miss. MATHlLDE LALoNDE, Of this
Parish.
At Arnaudville, on the 25th by the same
minister, Mr.. PLAclDE ROBIN to Miss ARsESE
SAIzAN, both of this Parish
At tho Catholic Church of Grand Cotea1, on
the 24th inst. by the Revd Mr.. Aba,lie, MIR. An
DREW j. BELL to Miss. MARIA GRIMMER
May not even the shadow of disappointment
darken the future days of the welded pair; but
throughout long life, may their realization of
joy ever oustrid the anticipation.
...Thrice happy they in pure delights
Whom love in mutual bonds unites,
Inbroken by complaints or strife
Even to the latest hours of life"
The Opelousas courier., 1871-10-28

u The result of the Texas Congress
ional electioa 10 Of greater consequence
than many ,may imagine, 1t will have
considerable effect on the election for q
new Legislature ON the 22d of December
next. The State has just revealed a
Democratic majority of about Is, 600,
after o canvass 10 which the rnling party
did oil that cunning prescription could
do, to secure. majority on the other
side. If this should be repeated in
December, the Radical party will, it is
predicted, be completely overthrown,
and the State pass into the hands of its
real people, with prospect Of an linz
peachment Of Governor Davis, and the
trial Of those officials who have been
guilty Of corruption and oppression in
Office. M o. BaIIetia.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-10-28

T Dessorescs Monthly for November presents
us with full and varied choice of Winter FASH
ions. % essential 70 our climate and the tastes
OF the ladies. The present issue has it's usual
variety Of Masic, Literature, Household, and
other useful articles, and the new list Of Prcmi-
ums for 1871. The terms for slnbs are very lib
eral, and should be examined by all who require
--and who does moi? - . Family Magazine
$500 per year. Published ut S3S Broadway,
Nav York PEI =.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-10-28

CO A session of the District Court commen-
ced here last Monday; Judge King discharged
the Petit Jury till Monday next, and on Thurs
day last, the Grand Jury, having terminated it's
duties, was dis charged
The Opelousas courier., 1871-10-28

fY' The bridge over Bayou lesson, OIL Landry
Street, Is in dangerous condition, containing
several holes large enough to admit horses
foot passing through. 1t should be attended to.
as during Court time it is more Travelled over
probably than any other bridge in Town, parti-
cularly by persons on horseback
The Opelousas courier., 1871-10-28
FRESH GROCERIES.

CORN, OATS AND BRAN.
VHNHE undersigned has just arrived from New
IL Orleans, with large assortment of
Smoked Sides and Shoulders, Butter, Lard
dried beans. onlons, potatoes, codfisf, mackcrel
lobsters oysters, salmons. sardines, wines of ell
kinds whiskeys, cordials &C., chosen expressly
for our community, and which, considering
the large purchase and decline in prices, he will
sell cheaper than usual, for cash only.
JOSEPH BLUM.
Onolonaos Saint 9th 1877 3m