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4 II-IrAL a-ti,l- III the AtaHic
.Nontky TOR December is attn ing a
god deal Of attention ard provoking
much comment rom both Io'Irjctl par
tee. The writer f tie article voted
or GRANT and now speaks Whist seems
10 be the private opinion OF the New
England r ideals concerning he char
qcter 1t 10 admitted that the Reruhli
can party nominated GRANT in 1868 20
p~even, the Democrats from taking him
up. AND that he was a,ain nominated
in 1872 because the party could not
aff ri to hreak with him They were
sensible ~ his faults and krew in 'sc'
that he ought no. 70 ne made President
hut thev votei COR him ss a party reces
sitv. Now that tie election is ove- they
ave tucked IN conrs II tell th'
p esident a his fu'fs, and t'ev rsi'tr,
ate IN he A,nn:c Nomhy all the
accusations brought egtins, him bv the
Democratic press dugin- the campaign.
ard pronounce him gnilrv OF the mat
f.r- contained in he Indictment framed
hv Senators SrMvrR and SCHUEz
The ccolu,s- and iriul,uce OF the
confession OF Gereral GRANrs unfit
ness TOR the ? siderCv are character
lite a. New F gland After f.is,irg
him again uIon tie country they now
acknowledge thst he ia unworthy at the
place and cop'ess tina, they did not
have morsl courage enough e. say SO
iurirg tie campsign. or patriotism
enough TO vote against him in the cleo
ton they nov profess to hope that
hv s6mo, isn;nc the President OF HE
errors thew NAV effect his reformation,
but tie Republican party cannot by
this cheap device shift from its owp
shoulders full sponsibility for the
acts O. the Administration.
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DECISIONS ON MIXED
SCHONLN,

SCHOOLS.
The right and expediency of sending
white and colorei children to the came
schools is being discussed in various
sections OF the Union where the subject
has been brought up tor consideration,
and 10 two recent cases, both in North.
ern States, the important question as to
how far the Fourteenth Amendment
affects the status of colored persons
under existing school laws has been
sdiudics'ei. In both the courts held
that the com mon school authorize.
have the right to make and enforce
rules TOR the classification and govern
ment Of the schools; that the citizen
cannot dictate where his children shall
be instrucle ed, or what teacher shall
perform that office; that equality OF
rights does not make the necessity o.
educating white and black persona in
the same school, any more than IL does
tina, of educating children Of both sexes
in the same school Any classification
which preserves Substantially equal
school advantages. is not prohibited hy
the Constitution. Ia the opinion de-
livered lat week in the Supreme Court
at Albany y Y. Judge LEARNED said A:
at is urgel on the part OF the rela.
tor tina, this regulation OF the Board
is in violation Of the Fourteenth amend
mept of the Constitution Of the Unued
States. This prohibits tn. State from
making or enforcing any law which
shall abridye the PRIVILEGES aud 'mmn-
rities a. citizens o the United States
\ Assuming that this rule o!
the Board ia to he included IN the
words .anv law, what privilege at q
citizen il abridged therebyf Certainly
none. uni IS every citizen has the priv
ilepe Cf choos rg to which school, 10
| a g tv. he will -eoi hls children. The
relator has equal common school adj
| vantspes with other ct'z-rs de does
| rot assert that the school which Ia open
% him is 90, az good ~ the one which
:. closed. He does not pretend that
here ia ANYTHING IN its position. lis
| pnpi's, or IL icachers. which makes
me Limitation OF his children 10 thai
school a practicgl re'us4l to them OF
common school advantages II the
| school which "a oren 10 lbs children
were materially ctjrc'ionntle, or It Vt
we're an inprnp s'n"ol for 'tem to
attend. a very dtferert question mlght
then ale"
The New York Tribune Avs in RI
renee to Il s4me matter: Il seems 1"
he deci ed at 'ast that the Fourteenth
Amendment does rot provide FIR ever.
prssihle eff. OF "r'ni"n hrtwec"
viii and ccIored people. Ia cnuside :
| 80 the education OF the children OF 4 e
two races in the sane schools, two
Northern C. ur's have recen " hell chat
he question belongs TO the S;hooi
Board tor decision, snd not TO the
amendment or to the citizens. Their
arguments are that any Qualification
witch preserves substantially equa'
advantages is not Ir"h bi,ed by either
he STATE or Federal Constitution; that
the citizen cannot dictate where or hv
VITA, teacher his Children shall b.
targht; and that equality OF right
hoes rot imrly that white and colored
children shall be educated in the same
school any more that it implies the ed
uca,;on of both sexes in the same
| -cLool"
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TAI Mineral County Record COM
5plsins Of the popular Indifference to
State affairs and the difficulty OF obtain
ing news. trom Charleston, and saws
ut the permanent seat we're located IN
China the State would be none the
worse Of for it. Our opinion is that
the long-windd articles OF our cotem-
posssies, about the removal Of the State
Capital, are q mere waste of time. We
dent believe the people care . straw
where the capital is located"
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Beware OitounIcrleiis.
IAUGBlIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Guilds cue when IP.Ihlns.

The Guilds cue when TpsIhlng.
TO BELIEVE
PAIN collie AND WSktFtLNtSS.
such il the popularity o. our remedy 'h*i
u haS induced soue Unpriucipled persons
I'm our CITY 70 cOuuieF.eit II, copying on
Iauti>. circ lar AMI wrappers. almost w"rd
Tor So,,i using the SAM cpl"rs. gliding arC
.tyle, requiring very close locking - Ais
cover the dii!ercucr, I'm Intelligent an
honest pablo Will 'roWh uIoh 'n'il ~
tatnJ.tS at drrepiiOn and treat them ~ they
deserve HeTeaiter we shall prosecute. L.
he tull extent of the law, all parties wh'
v making, selling Or buying such INIT
lions a. sn II iu'iiuge on our C"py'l"hi
rhe only genuine aztec ni The niid>
cure " hen 1ecthing aughlinN IN ant nl
,liaI. il PREPARED ny I.NUGHilN Ri;pTh-
r. stD. ta,nyriShg entered aud -rcuI.n
according to ct % Congress.
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This superb HAIR DlE Is the Ben nssfhe
Borid-Periectly harmless, reliable aud 10
NJ GIsapPDin iineni. No XII
iicuious Tints or Unpleasant Odor. lie
W. A. BACHELORS HAIR Dl II
produces immediately q splendid hLACh
on NATURAL BROWN. Does not SIAN
the skin, but leaves the HAiR clean
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only sale
AMI pEkFtCI Dye sod 10y ~ Drug ils'h.
Eac,ory, Ii bon street, New York.
marJ-legC
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Total, H. u II =, Nil CASH ..S0n,~
Ihr InoUeyto ply AL these gifts - now
up0n htpn>it, ard set sp1rt for that p,ir-
n"S.. II The EHrmers' ana Drovpr>' Bank, q.
viii b cen ~ the following certificate OF
he Cashier:
kArMEes' AND IN Ovf RS BISK.
lorI,vI lie KY sept. &c, ia.
This is t. certify that there il now - de-
post in this bEnk over h.Ih a million ~
io!iIrs 10 the cred [ o. the CIT Concert
'uud y u 0OD IL viii y i held by thi, htns
~ treasure OF The Public Library ot Ken
lucky TO pay Of al gtfs to be awarded at
the drawing. X. = NEa'S CASHIER.
sRICE OF TICKETS
Whole 1icEet~, 20; halves, s.; quarters
-. 0. u whoI-tIc els tor Slf0: ~ irr So:
% $50; lJ9 lot 81 con; 255 for 3 - o; SO
Tor 500 No d -ruUnt "n less than W
w~r'n of tickets NJ a tine.
The drawing vii po.i'i ely and unNqniT-
nc,l'y take lace Dec mb.T7 Agents S'c
reremItDriiy reqnired Ia clo>e ssieS and
m Se ~ urns November j, n order 10
Il " ann time for the fiual arrangements
DTG.r~ or ticket, or applications for cIrcu-
lars should b+. addressed 10
Gov. TIIuS. T.. RR>NLETrE,
Agent Public Iiurary OF kcutuc Y, ionis-
vnie, Kenincky.
w L. RODGERS, Agent.
Nc. 2ACLure house Block.
ce,'4-wkS-Th
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on the expenses Of each car, no company
can long refuse to put the rate peg
passenger at lower figure.
MARRIED..

DtTM4R-PRATr-At West Alexander,
on Thur day, November %, BY Rev. Nr.
ester CHARLES f. UITaAh 10 Miss NARY
T.. PR IN, both Of this city. No cards.
CATS - RODGERS ON Wednesday
evening. November q. at the resi- ence 81
YIN. Rodgers. Esq, by Rev. r. u. u liz,
SAMUE r. OATS 10 MIS- LUCY NJ. hob
aEhS all OF 1laCiugiOJ, Quo, --y----.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s
din tfarPtayp.

Happy Relief for Yonng Men from
the eff cts of Errors aud Abuses In early
lie. MauhDoi restored. impefiments 10
mar, iare removed. New method oi
treatment. New and remark BILE rene
Il es. Books aad Circulars seat free, III
sealed envelopes.
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No.
2South Ninth St, fh ldeipn a, IA,
auy ,1-epSb
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gIKE Ia .NTUi kI
GIFT CONCERT.
S50O.000 Bark to Ply All Gifts
, HULL DRAWING IL sight
$1,000 o ED,s ONLY 8 u.

ttne Grand GIN orcprt, autrorizsd hy
special t'to The IPgi>l .lura, In al at tn"
iuh!c Library O h. nt"cyV. un- v"idIh.y
rn e. u 4 Il, IN -Rp'' NIB 90 D"rrm a.
aud which pCS''i e'v and unnqu vocal .
occur- IN Louisville, kv. Saturd ", Dec n-
.. :, l. >, without iuIth"r drltv on any &c
count whA'"' O.. the 1".luwl.g n vi /.
re- 10 distiibu lou by To- among the tick, I
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Nh. ]. J. GILBsRr ha. purchased an

0k, y. y. GILBERr hae purchased an
interest 10 the Huntington argus and
become it's editor. The political course
u Of the paper will remain unchanged
hgsdssthe new management. The Argus
10 . very Sppghtly aud well conducted
snsxspspsr, rsod 10 full OF the enterprise
sad activity that characterize the future
city Of Huntip gton.
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.LAUGHL|V B7OTHE85lIY
Wholesale Druggists
No 81 Main st., Wheeling ~ b..
ne,Lers ~ cH."tc,L-, - o
ID 81 uii., iaieut Melodies -


rEALFPy ~ ~ '"rNb-.
~ ud utls, iaienl A@i'''N'N
glassware.
2iTfS grn or'nn.
= Sd't"h Didum'
Is CbI"Tp'dm,
s I'yi. -up. a'o'nr,, ,C1
For ale by LALGhLlN b''
sLh. c,,o,ar. potash. EnE,isa'
q Rom de- PO'aSs'uth'
q Ned irrc pita -
u BlGe ~. opr,4 40
For ssle Ivy LNL"HL''
aOp Lbs. Gurn amw"or'
S Mofphia -u'phAS
80 Qninire
~ " sIryctDls. my vplasul
For "a e By LhUVbL''
sCsr'oys AqIs Nmmnn's ts,,.
3 -pIriis y
su,phuric brr
A.. Nn,ttte iiDct Ires, .cJ
For sale by LAU"hLiS
apz Rsd~.,', Ne.ay Esiisf'
10 PAN giiisr, -'S
Id Pain panscca-
iT 4" Lltlle's WHITE ~. gpn.tU
For sale by LAUphLi'
DOE. Ayes sarsaparilIp'c,
81 Cherry Ptc.
Jqyne's EIpec'orlnI ,,.,6s,
Is fiso's are or ON ,s s 90
For sale by LAU"fi4'
Z9rrss Wright. mis- mil.
Is NcLalns iIser Pm ~,
10 JsyD.'s -an.tIse g.
SO . Dr. 4. :. Iodd d rrKs,aac
For saIe by LAUOHLiS
Ioo Doz pornades sS0rtrd.
IeI :. Fxtrac fer h1n1h
10 Lily White, all sb'~'
For = Sale By hair I.DS,g Ga Bros -"
20 DOG Hair Brushes. many
100 Tooth brushes go
10 Cloth zad Scruo bfS
- busting Brushes
For CHI lie BY I.usarIs seos To-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
UNIVERSALISM.

CERvICEs IN HOPE HALL. UNION
- street tomorrow Sunday morning at
l0% o'clock. and in the evf n ing t 7 O'clock.
Evening sublect-"THE AIoSEMEST."
noy?0 n
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Baptist Church.
General tGtice.

I r TSPECTfULLY ASK THE PUBLIC
J MT To deliver anv d ad horseS NJ my
works dying with the new disea -, a. will
not manipulate such sock inu phosphate
Res uectIully, fAERIE Ii GlI l.
Wheeling NOv. g, 81. Io,3J-s
lIutn I.pancnr coEY
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Fourth Presbyterian Church.

NTFMoRTALsERVfGFS Nth REFER
wi enre TO tne lie and death OF The late
Eev. Hired PAUL, the first Pastor OF The
Church, I'll be Eeld i'll this hurch to-
morrow morning a. lO1a o'clock. All a. Q
inviI. d.
81 bbath School at o'clock A. NJ.
nONH0-n
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West Virginia University.
laz1.zo.

I'HE LAST CATALDGUE SHOWS AN
Il Attendance pf IN students at this In.
stitution. Five distinct Department Of In
sirnciion, With q full corps OF com etent
Professors.
fhe Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics pure and applied Psy choI-
oy, Ethics, Political Economy, Logo,
Rhetoric, the ScieBcsS &s.., &C., Carefully
and thoroughly taught Practical Chem.
lstry and PhyNics, illustrs Ell by appropriate
apparatus. Special adys ntsges for The stucy
~ Geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets OF
Hlneralogy, 0eology and Cboncolosy. To-
Sethef with many specimens In other de-
partments OF Natural History. fine build
ing beautiful and healthy location, good
FALL TEEN uezins sept. 9Th. Winter.
DeeernDeI 9TH Spring. March zDth.
Sgnmencement, June nth.
Boarding rom q IN 90 per week.
tuition SIS To ~ per year.
For further Particulars inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN,
PresidenI
Aorgantnwn. W. Va iNT
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4 Home Ssp.isc;nc-

FOR DYSPEPSIA. ChS~1 iPAIlON, L.t-
GINPhAiNTiSn lGhSIlpN, HEAD
ACHE, RiI.lpi'SNIS~, &c.
BrNLiSVILLE PA. sent. IL, ls7t.
nR. A. = fnUD- Esteemed 81: Thanks 20
y0ur valuable m, am ruw enjoying per.
feet heplih. have ar many years suE"r' -
ron Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies withOut any good effects. som" mon. IL
inc. tp.lin, exceedingly bad. | gOI tr'W
: Horam Druggist. = box q IUui Pals. and.
nsiuy them according to tue directions. .
now zeal per ecilv reSlniel :" val Hbl
are they would not h- wluOul them %
any money. and deem them tGc m..Si Won
ieriul remedy o' the de-.
Yours, with respect.
p II NAGLE,
Sold by Druggists and Dealers ever! .
LAUGRLIS BROTHERS & 90,
invT.r...irs,
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z. +.
FAMILY rtEHEIEE.
family and lisht mNnulHcIMrimC nu
q +.
GENERAL FkynRlrE.
For general manufacturing purposes.
M. =.

MANUFACTURERS FtV0RIiE.
For heavi st manufacturing purposes
ALL LOCK-SlTCU, >rHAI MT NhF-
Ole.
The r STYLE nffer more than five year
rxpe~'purp, Ia proven iiSei' the IA ~ sim
ME. efriri.st and durable family mtchiue 10
the market, md stand today as The
RIPREsESr TIVE AMERIc4N SEWING M
CHINE.
The q. +. stvl. l. VOW offered To thr
pnb ic after two years Of ever. rnen'S.
Many OF It's principles are epti e'S
new ~ theiy app licati-n In Swim
Machines. Both u Tensions are or gina
device. laten ell NC this torrpans aud It's
Stiffness AMI ease OF rum 'ug VIII eSpe i'Iy
recommend It. tor light naruia curing
u>e~, in quality o. mater al. iup '.ty o.
design and adaptablli.y, { Is I'll silei 10y
no other machi"e.
The NJ +. stv has neither Care, y" Cog
Wheel ECuInpound ever or Rnta irg
CrankS:" runs noiS4lGSSiv. ssi'V HOu RIP
lily; Drop Feed nu three sides of The reed'e;;
a cstpecity ot nearly twenty in"h-. under
the arm, aud can be used on the finest IA
bric or heavieS' leather without alterajt n
Fox >AsE. OK LEASs terms easy, I. i
given and salts action guaran-
teed.
Agents and Cauva sers wanted in every
county in West Virginia.
address,
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Agency, 81 Narket SIR. ct,
oct4-sh. Wheeling " Va
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Refined Augars.

* BBLs. A, B, AND Extra c COFFEE
. bblk Cruahed. Powdered ana Cram.
listed sasaz1 'u< rseaassd snd tcs sale b
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4 POssnn Tai i)lr.

What Il difference there is in men; We
were always of such an obliging, friend
~ turn that we never hear anythin.
that is really good, without II desire to
share it with our friends. 1t is this
trait of ours that prompts It's to insert
the following, which We suppose is true
"to the letter:'
Some twelve or fifteen days since a
certain Candidate was canvassin. this
Judicial District on an etectioneerip.
| tour-naking little OFF hand STUMP
speeches whenever an opportunity pre-
sentcd, Sc.; and as tradition or some
body else tells, Representing himself
ar good Radical on the rivers, and a.
simon pure Liberal or Democrat in
the hills, where tho voters are all Gree.
ley men. At Il certain place in tho hills
| said Candidate was on the ump Spout
| ing Democracy at about the rate of =. lO:.
when an old, plainly dressed eccentric
| farmer interrupted him thus:
Snwt.'-I say, Mr.. Squire Camli-
date, Ito you know what a possum is:
th/ft'it'0fe'-A pt,sstim! I,ss, ofcours..
l know what an Opussum is: Why Il"
You ask the question
fn,1"f,-Wen, sI'osc Il Possum had
hold OF you chawing Your tail, and you
hal hold of the POssum rhaWin" his
to 'let go your tail before YOU .lct go
his:
t"ndifot'-Wcll-w l-why-ycs, sup
pose should--but then, what has that
TO DO with my remarks: can't soc
tho point:
The Candidate was again driving
ahead with his speech whcl tho farmer
again put in
E",r"Fr'-Ilolh on a little Mr.. Squire
Candidate and m show YOU the point;
when you are on the rivers among the
NigEcr Radicals you chaw us Liberals
and Democrats, and hero in tho hills
we intend to cl,aw yOu.
Since that time, wherever said Mr.. :
Squire Candidate is in Il crowd and any
of the crowd want II little fun or feel u
t'ttte dry, all that is necessary is tina,
some one should propose II "i'oss,M
hunt' and the whole crOw,t is sure To-
be refreshed at the Mr.. Squire Cau,ti-
dates expense.
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Sunday Laws in Chicago.

The enforcement Of The new Sunday
laws in Chicago, on Sunday last, con-
trary TO general prediction proved n
decided success. There were no no.
tic"ahlr attempt at evasion, except
among Germans, but with them the
Indignation i very general and out
spoken. The large beer saloon under
tn" Briggs House opened nS usual in
the morning, though it took but u very
short tim" for them to dispose Of their
cntir" stock OF fluids. The North Side
Turner Hall waS also open, and Il tc-
termination WAS expressed of fighting
this infringement upon the personal
liberty law and with plenty of money
to back it. Several beer wagons were
driven through the streets of the Nortl,
side giving beer away, and the flag
ut Turner Hall was at half-m:,st all
day.
In the evening, thcGcrmuu places of
amusement were very generally open
amt Will furnish pcnty OF material for
the courts. On the whole the law was
very S"n"ratty enforced, giving good
promise for the future. The effect up
or the number of arrests was very
marked, and it was Il dag Ofuuict, such
a thir:t.." Itt- never hefrrr seen.
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4 Cara fr"H u. NJ. Luslcr, to the People
"f louisiana.

tt"ht The Ficayune, Sept. ttth, tS.4
In order that there may be no nisan
prehension Of his views i'm reference to
the cause of popular education, the INT
dcrsiGncd deems it his duty to state,
that he has accepted the nomination
with which he has been honOrc.l by lL.
conference committees of the Democrat
ic, the Reform, and the Liberal parties,
for the state Supcrintendcncy OF Public.
Education, on what is now known aS
the Fusion ticket, with Il proper upprr-
citation OF the dignity AMI the rcsponsi-
hiiitics of the office, and with the in
tcntion, il elected, to do rymT j,,sfH. r,
eli chH''tr,t ,y TIE State, without ,iistiur-
ton as to their race, color, or national
ity, or AS to the religious faith or the
political sentiments of their parents.
He approves, heartily, Of the inh see
ton pf tho Liberal platform on this
subject and he will, rs far ns l,,actic,-
bic, promote, also, as essential uuNili-
aries to Il progressive system Of public
education, the establishment of normal
schools or departments, for the prOf,.s.
siOnaf training of teachers, and the
opening, in this city and in inlportan,
towns of the state, of industrial schools
in which youth of proper age and sciio-
lastir advancement may he instructed
and "ycrci-rl in the useful arts and
trades.
Being II practical educator, with no
leisure now ut his command, and, in no
sense OF the term Il professional pOliti~
clan, he is compelled to decline enter
ing into the arena OF party polcmicS,
and to leave the determination of his
fitness for the Supcrintcudcncy to the
free and untranmclcl decision OF his
GNIInw-citiZcns throughout the State.
The opposing candi'iatr, w. G. Brown
is :: coiorcd NAN whom several ftcpub-
lcan clubs and numerous Republican
citizens have denounced as unfit for the
Office.
ioIrI.T NJ. IISUEE.
New Orleans, sept. 18th, 1877.
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Crank NsOSrT.

PARRISH Sl'liNENNH ii0r NUNcNiIN, :,nd
GCncral Land Agent for North LnuiNi-
ana. will attend To amy hUSiitC,S in thi> or
adjoining Parishes, I'arijc~ wishing: 10 sell
oY purchase real estate III this section viii
iiui it to their interest 20 address HiuI. IL"
irt~ for saIe several line bodies "t i.,n1 in
Dlachita, Ri.hlInl. Mnr"hpU~C. EranEiiu
and caldwell Parishes. !'Cr~nl~ wishing 20
ell will >Cui uttruh"r- description u~ to iut-
provrmontS. and t"rIn-. Having formed
connections in h1tn Washington ji;l,l New
orleans, Ne i prepared 10 rrpvu~nut lit i~aNtS
iI contested Hand .',tS"- obtain patents. .Nr.
tIlir" rear room ot Eirlrurd-nu y NiritucrN :
law btir|. E"r particulars address him,
are OF Richardson x Nrtrscry. M"urrr. i.t
August =, I--p,
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'iTpR\EHS -\T Law, Nnnr"e. La,
a rra,'ticc in the Parish and District
courts of tuachiia. MurclsouSc, Franklin.
i;i"!ilamH. Caldwell and tHtahDHIa Parishes,
~ the Supreme Court ut Monroe. :in.t Uni
;. state Courts. Part icular ut tent ION paid
=, business iii the fuIiG ttfir'. ftCnurt tuIrut
- ttir ';"n"r:l Government. nlIlI
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MONROE HOUSE.

J"c5->o" street. ""ijrt'ttp .N'fk.,fiSf chu.ch.
Tho undersigned has taken charge of this
house. amt Intends making it n first class
boarding. house, and i now prepared TO re-
"ciVc board"rS Ivy the week or mont II may
hc desired. Rooms large. spar;ouS and we'll
ventilated. and suitable" for families. No
PAINS will hc SPARED Ivy the proprietor to
make his guests comfortable. charges to
suit tn" times. IA~. \. VA w .I.R.
March - I>In- .,~;lN
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SeclnsiGsry.

~ K. =. l.. Bit\tt.H, Dentist. -i,rrtflliv
offers his professional services TO The
,.ii iHunS of Monroe and surrounding tuun-
try. Having am experience OF fourteen
wears in the prar:i"o. j" feels ronii,!rnt .,;
living satisfaction IN all branches OF h.~
l,rOtrS~iOn- Is willing to warrant all wori,
itii;c.' ttctr the Courthouse and next door
south Of the GWnchit" Yu'prUph Office ON
,;rlul street. Monroe. Lat N1-lnnrI'i:iv
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M. ). lewis, Proprietor.

This itntt~c i~ under the efficient manage
mrnt of Mr. WIN. Lewis, who has twenty
five wears continuous experience i'll the
BUSINESS. WCii-Tcguiated. neatly kept, ani
~uppiirl with excellent beds and iablc-tarr.
The Lewis House, located near the wharf
and passed going and coming by the ShrcEc-
port ages, i$ confidently recommended to
til" trav"iin" puhi" Us y model hotel.
October !. $50. n.,:lE
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-. NnnHISoN. W. W. rA,.MEE.
Morrison 81 Farmer.

/ I"rt!tNI.N.S -\r Law. Monroe, La,
\ Ni!l practice in the Courts OF the Pa
v,-iu.~ of DlIachit:t. NIorchouSc, iii"hi:uid,
Einui;lin and Caldwell, in the Supreme.
court, :u'd in the United States Courts.
" iii also attend to all business intru>tc cd to
j;ini ia the State and Federal Land Offices.
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Cards O! personal cAos'r,ctes-when atl-
'niSsi1!e-will be charged double our reg
u!ir advert iSing rates.
obituary and Marriage notices wiil lie
charged rs advertisements.
-\ny person sending five new cash sub
>:.ri''ers. at The same post office, will be
.i1!r;! to Il copy OF TIE HELEGRArI. gratis,
i.Ir one wear.