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A Paprr Collar,

One Of he s2dGesi comIngs home IS
when :he husband AMI father comes
home TO put on paper collar. The
.ast collar ha= resolved into PUPPY rolls
aci c5mes up back OF MS ears or dis
appeared within The reces=es OF his nsir.
The shirt band is moist ani helpless
anu inclined 70 roll under, carving The
shirt button with il. HIS neck is wet
and slippery. aEi al The windows are
down. aud the door is drawn 20. By
the time ne has iound the back button
and 90, the collar hitched TO it, il seems
as il The air was about TO stiis hin.
and as ii he would suddenly melt
aud spoil the carpet He sends
I'D the windows with snap, and kicks
tie blinds open with bis loot, and brings
hat door back with a velocity that al
most sca.es i. Then be goes TO work
10 .asien one OF the ends ana while ne u
q, i ne back buiton-Aole suddenly
melts ami Gissoives. lie tries another
colsr. GEES the back ana one END
fastened. commences work at The other
end. and i about intoxicated with MS
success, when he first emf suddenly
coliauses. lie sits down Z lew moments
be ore irving the lh;-i collar, and
wishes he really knew ii there g future
punishment, and wonders where he
wife j.. Then he makes another t-!a!
with. simlisr results, and finally dasaes
au, Of me house. saving that if he had
nothing more 10 10 than cadding to the
neignbors lie would make collars that
hls husband couid wear. fortunately
his vile Is next door learning 3 new
crntchet stitch, and does not hear him.
-D4uj,u-j NttrS.
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A pvrose~s,so ifrs,eeGv.

The tragic death. OF Daniel B: Webb,
passenger agent of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Columbus. Ohio on
the 4ih Of July, has been briefly men
toned. The Cincinnati Commercial
Save that Mr. Webb and several others
commenced lie firing OF shooting
crackers on the streets, and were warn.
ed bv the police 10 desisi, when they
procured 3 hack and With fireworks
proceeded 10 the country TO sci them of.
They returned 10 The city second end
third time. increasing each trip the
quantity nj The pyrotecnnics. The last
time they started to Camp Chase to
finish up the nights sport. When
about four miles west OF Columbus the
hackman noticed thst the party bad q
lighted torch In the vehicle. He tried
to take it aEay from them, bu. was uR-
able to do so. Almost Immediately
after the ire crackers began 10 explode
in the lack and the horses, frightened
q; the noise, set off at ful! speed. AZ
the vehicle went dashing along the road
the rockets took fire, ard began to
shoot out OF the windows, their long
trails of fire Illuminating the whole
landscape. Then the Roman candles
became ignited, and soon the lining and
whole interior OF the vehicle were in
flames. The fearful race was kept up
for more than a mile, during which
time Webb and Huston somehow nam
aged to get out. When the horses were
finally brought TO stand and unhitch-
ed. Fleming, who had been fastened n
the vehicle, broke ont. The hack was
bv this time 20 nearly demolished that
il was allowed to burn up. Fleming
was Tot 30 badly burned as might have
been expected, and With the hackman
started back 20 the city. Proceeding
about hal. a mile they found Webb
wing On the road, with MS clothes liter
s!lv burned off him, while Huston vas
further back. Procuring assistance,
they took both OF them TO Columbus,
Webb died the next iay. The others
are seriously injured.
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Iuanu,rial Exhib.tiou at Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh eontemplstes holding an
Industrial exhibition upon large scale
a.d meetings are being convened there
for the purpose OF deciding upon the
time and plan OF operations The pre-
ponderauce of opinion fsvoys holding ii
this fall, but that has not yet been
tinailv determined upon. The estimate
is thai $4,000 will be sufficient 10
erect the buildings, supply motive power
and defray the expenses, and the desire
IS 10 keep the exhibition open six weeks
or Two months and hsye it contain
specimens OF the manufacturing skill
OF the Ohio Valley and Pennsylvania.
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ITEMS.

Some Of the Newport cottages cost
only 100000.
An Illinois boy Was fined S25 Tor
beating his mother aud she paid il.
The consumption OF cigars has more
than doubled in Boston during the past
five years.
The English aH;;qusrians have been
digging up the wedding ring OF Hrs.
Alfred the Great.
10 less than 1927 poets figured in
the asst English census as residents in
London.
\ Detroit Jour yesr-old paddles his
own canoe to the lighthouse ami back,
distance Of a mile and q halt.
\ Young lady Of Darlington, Ind,
committed suicide on account OF the
degraded character OF her parents.
Two years ago the Red river country
was 4 wilderness, aud this SEASON il
ships a quarter 81 million bushels OF
surplus wheat TO Duluth.
The corouers Jury At New or!eaas IN
tie case Of he 'ate Judge Cooley, The
victim 1t the recent duel, returns ver-
diet OF murder against the surviving
Psr"c. psn'S IN ne 'ata! a"air.
lis denied n san Francisco hat the
proposed purchase o. NE Cen'Ea' Ac'-
&c railroad Ioes 70; inc.Ile Inc eAi!re
interest OF Huntington anu rs eastern
associates.
n the bills OF New Hampshire there
=, n one OF ne wayside 'aTeFns wei!
known 10 artists, woman OF such
amazing strength sAe can III mali
rGr-el ii c!deE 10 ger moAIA anu tr'hh
rom Inc onnE--a'e.
The society termed ~ tae :'!:s OF
the San Francisco high -caoo3 for The
suppression Of slang las been i;sband-
ed. The sscIe'asF ave, i paved II
sell OIL aa' gave .'se!i AVA
!. Eor: Way@e. Ind, dur!pg e
cent thunderstorm. the electric iiuii
io-c-,s.,i ,,,,or ", Robs-..on ard ie.
cspi'aiei him as completely as I he
ASA been q country postmaster and Lad
voted :or Greeiey.-''ra
NaGame $eebsca VS. recently ilei
,ra .-.i-s,i ,,9r;rs, n Pts:h. Tor ST.
feminine. n .+cnrp r-a,ui,ous advertise
.ng ~ i.,.,v -epo-,;n- tha; she had
.,C,e1 rom her eleven :horaan& ;rsucs
vo-,1 o.icWrlrv.
", w. sl.I,r oor,r,;,..j s-;-
-, - ~
''' u N''''i''S' nv -
-n"o"nS A''s-l. .H'oI e.. ne ECU ~
u Ct h''Ideh HHt4e vas vas .. . '-.u' Auo - sI'
IaI "5SA '''1'..5,' -szS Ia. = ..,o.. =.
Uo'hes''c !h"'' ~ '''s7 ""'' INT '-'"0' u
a. -.
Mrs. MAJ %. DAVIS, an accomplish
eI ~ouv- adv of Br.Ieyiiir, Ia, com
,,,,r,ei sD,c;da ~ sI,o,;py ler=alf m
w-,rsz.s,. .,..rir- S6a -sz .bour
o., 80 ,,s, -. i;|,,r rova at,T.
:-,s,.-c- n. ~ ,a~er.-
C,.r..;-.,r, s-,,,, -. C,l;.-, 7--:,..,-,
NV. -.
~ .s1 'A"' -sh'n'" never
sir ks Al organ grinder, Inst they ney-
~ ~! ,C;o Tie river ana yet aE3EEed.
.A-i hey 2eye. save 10 ds?i", anu ere
never ,Ii;eH ~ mai logs
\ Portland GraGsrini CAUSES cal
ana bitterness 10 the te;otsl orators Who
a,tr.Ea;e sii crime 10 alcohol. bv snow
.rr ,bo, the .an nuriere.s whom
Ws;cs,e. rrciucr4 within the 'asi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-15

In the matter Of the petition Of the Board
OF Trustees OF the First independent on
greyat!oraI Church. of WhselinE. N the
Circuit Court ofOhio county, West "a.
All persons interested Will take notice
that the dispositions OF 2. WinShip. John l.
HOBBS, John K Bo;sforli. and VIM Z. Peter
son. will De taken If the law Office OF lloyd
& Huzns, on Monroe street. IN the city OF
Wheeling. in the state Of West Virginia On
the lslh day OF July, a. ID. lS77S, between the
hours of So clock A. u. ana O'Clock ?. 4,
TO De read in evidence n the matter OF The
De.ition offhe Beard of Trustees " she First
independent Congregational Church. UPON
fhe hearing thereof on behalf OF the Ps.i-
toner And il, from any cauSe- The taxing
OF the said dispositions sss2lf not &c cnss-
mtnced. or being toInInereSd snail 20: D
connjesed on that day, the taking Of the
came viil be adjourned from time 20 time
1uttI fhe same snail Oe com plefed-
BoAkD OF TRUSTEES
of the First independent Congregational
Church, OF Nheeling, pr Geo. e Boyd
its Attorney JuysS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-15

e. c. NEIca ms bought jo0Ho
yopais OF wool 8; rom :hirty-tive 10
.or,y cents pound. The marke! is
still active Il forty 10 :orty-fve cents.
There i s strong competition among
he buyers. The farmers are selling
pretty freely. among The "ocl bought
acre there 10000 pounds OF old wool.
-.Sfrdusty Rao;Stsr. Juiy l1th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-15
THE yEw ELASTIC TRUSS.

An IMPORTANT INVENTION. 1T RE-
Mains the Rupture at all umes-and under
The hardest exercises or seyeresT strain II
j. worn with comfort. and If Eept on alghi
and day. effects a permanent ,ure N lsW
weeks. sold cheap and sent by mai Theh
-f,ueSts,i. Circular nee when ordered by
etter sent - the Elastic Truss Co., No. 1S6
Broadway, v. 7. City. Sobody us.-s Metal
spring TruSses, too painful, they slip on TOO
frequently. hAS'-c
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IL. & CIR. r. LINE.

Land exploring tickets are place on sale.
and 10 parties purchac.ng lands the cast Of
same viii be refunded. For further partie-
uiars, apply 10
JOHN W. SCOTT, Land Can.,
Chanute. KAN, on
L. L. AG q. 4. CO., Lawrence, Kan.
ap.a,sf.
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Smoked Tongues.

LUTOF NICE BEEF TONGUES JUST
\ received rom Cincinnati
& 7 SMFTE-
M Corner Mark ct and Quincy streets-
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Valuable Csai Property Fer
Sale.

STOrTCE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAI
v the undersigned wishes 20 sell TN
whole 0F in pIrt) that portion OF coal now
IN his possession, amounting 20 anoui ID
acres. located along the Ohio river ,aooui
one-thrrd OF n mile north of the city limits
together with one acre OF surface nj the en-
trance on the side nearest the rivef- anu
three acres Of surface around the other en-
yrtII vary nom 5 feet inches IN : feet in
,isu;h. aud could be conveniently shippei
NV means OF the county road or by the =.
W.xK.R E.. rs the entrance on The rlvef
side Is not 20 feet from either.
The above viii be sold on TeasonAo-e
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
srty.
marl-l WALTER AASSd-aA-A--
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Sice,y Lemon Sugar.

rNRY A CAN. IT ONLY COSTS TWENTY
ave cents, and will maze two gallo rs
cnoics Lemonade. For sale by
r J. SMYTH.
u@ Corner Market and Qaincy streets.
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0HI.. COUNTY tIaCCIT cot mr..
IEI.Y SrH NH.

nHio COUNTY tsaCCIT cot RI
" JULY STE, 1873.
In the matter of the petition Of the Beard
" Trustees OF the First Independent CON-
gregaIiunsl Church, OF Wheeling.
This day came the Board nj frusffcs f1f
the First independent Congregation
Church. OF Wheeling, and flied In Pei don
for the sale OF lot No. go. II the southeast
corner VI ChaplIne AMI Webster streets, IL
the city of Wheeling, up0u consideration
whereof IL Is ordered that notice OF the IL
ing ~ said petition. anu the ortec- Thereof
ba given by posting the same on the Court
Hon e door IN the city Of Wheeling and VI
some conspicuous place on the pfentse<.
for the space of ten days, and pubiisted in
some newspaper printed in the CITY OF
Wheeling. FOR i've days. ana that the post
ing and publishing OF copy of this order
will h a sufficient notice IL isfurtber or
derel that the said Board Of Trustees or any
other person interested in this appiicAiion
may take dispositions 10 be READ upon the
hearing Of said petition. after trst giving
notice of the time and pisca of the taking
Of the same by Publishing the notcein the
manner shove specified. ana this petition
is setfor hearing on the 2ist day o; July $50.
Teste -
SANL. 3. M'COLLCCH.
Clerk.
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Salubrious Climate, Pure Water
and Fertile Soil

render these lands tha most desirable of
aIly now Offering in America.
Two trains daily lesve LeaTenvortn.
Lawrence and Kansas CITY fox all points
on the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-15

AGENTS everywhere TO sell our new and
WANTHD novel EInbroidering Machine
send for Illustrated Circular 10 the Achee
Manufacturing Company, a9 Broadway,
New York. mASS'
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T0bacras.

o. Drums CELEBRATED "JUBILEI:'
"a e,..dttzs HFIr1zar 6rn:hezs' > NAvtss,
"a AonitoE Navy
butts
"a Rrzhf twist and pounds.
; n,.,ss- q - II. RY.T.T.N
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:" G. = =

IJOR ALL WHO ARE WILKINS To
FTnrk. ANY person old or Young, OF
II,h.~ss, csy, maize from SO 10 50 per
49, an home or in connection with other
bnsinsss. Wanted bv all. suitable TO either
civ or country, and any season o. The year.
:TYSis = a rare opportunity FOR those VINO are
out OF work, snd out OF money, 20 ms
- sy1JaDendent living. No capital being
Ts1uirei. Our pamphlet "HOW 10 MAKE
A LIVING" giving full instructions senI
ON receipt oIlO cents Address, A. BIZ IOS
& Co Morr;sania- WesIcheSier Co.. w. I.
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These lands are already traverssd BY two
railroads, ANA tas sven sections having
neeu settled for many Years numerous VII
Iares and railroad stations afford a ready
market for farm products, and the adyan :
tssas of churches. schools and stores. The
CoJnpauy offers It's lands II moderate iy-
ure-- on long time, and al iOw rates of IN
tereSt.
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BoY.roN FILTRATION SIGNALS

GENT ON RECEIpT OF > CENTS.
SUnioue Printing and Publishing House,
% Vesey street. New York mayJ-c
TryHE BECKwITH Sd PORTABLE FAM
| iIy Sewing Machine, on " DAYS rrial:
many advantages over al. satisfaction
guranfeed. or so refunded. Sent complete
with fuil directions. Beckvlth sewing Ma
cnIne COMPANY, 80 Broadway. y. Y.
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THE PARL0R COMPANION

livery LADY WANTS ONE
FIEyery man ought 20 have one
sent on receipt often cents Address l. +
HYDE * CO., lg5 seventh Avenue, ". y
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"STAR FOUNDRY, :"
Benjamin Fisher.

= complete assortment ~ Marn'eiZe!
Iron and ; ale Manlies, slate He2Etit- anu
other Ornamental Castings al TaAnn!3cluE-
sTs' prices. ,-.,..,-
Manufacturer Of lie celebrated AC-!tN
COOK Stove. extra .STge. DuTns wool or
coal. extension tops. hot water Tr3S"ET "t'
tSc. Also The following Coo k..E III Es''''-
ing stoves:
CGGK STOVES.
Eureka sizes, wool OF coal.
Torch yft. -51eS, wood ~ c'r9i.
Tropic- improved. slZSs, coal only,
DeI.arCa. sizes, wool.
NATIONAL sizes. wool.
improved olive 8-aucI, WOOL, . -.h''>,
plain JOp.
Improved Olive RraEcI, wHO.I, = Ives,
extension TOP.
Ia Belle, wood. SlEes.
America wood. 2SiZeS.
Kentucky. wood. sizes.
HEATING STOVES.
Wheeling FRANKLIN. nSrLST, } s.LGs.
Mo<ei PariOr No. =. size.
aINISG.RoOH STOVES.
Bachelor, : SHEA.
nPrICE. HAE. R00H. SCFta'IZ.
AND CHURCH STOVES.
Peltont. coal. . SiZos 9urnside. coal. .ses
Sunshine, coal. 81 Equator. CatI. s'Z-s
LrnnsiLeS, wood, -iLf--.
JOB CASTING ATTENDED 10 ns0mr'.y.
Machine shop II Foundry.
jsTf!T~S -eSpacrfC!lv solicited.
N,,-- lIlG IRTSlsi ANA : ana F0art 4
Streets. 80
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braided SpanisI, LINEN PoIounisc.
White Victoria Lava .'2ionniss.
Braided SpnnfsS alRer srIts.
Ladies' Calico snt1s Ezircg.
Ladies' White Lawn WaiAts.
Ladies', Under Ware AL kin's--
Hoop skirts In new shape.
Week Ties I'm all new siiaIies.
Fans from I'D Cents 10 10 Doilac~.
White Paras0Is aud Lace Covers
Lama Lace saeaues anu sInwls.
Lace and Linen HaudkerchiciS.
Linen Suiiings In new styles.
Ladies' Neck Rufus and GoIlMrs-
Ladies' Russia Leather ISsit-.
Victoria LAWN cuttings.
Black FIoreniIne two yards vide.
Black HeruanIi. all widths.
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,aI.v SEGEHTcE-

.,... ,,.-.s- Ss.ui Tllrgs glouths 80
~ -s,,.tg.l.- 80. 5Er E.rEip---.---- =
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

TINTED STATES or AMERICA.
u DISTRICT or WEST VIRGINIA. Is:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12
Church Items.

The Presbyterian church is now re-
cciving its roof. Tho building pronli-
sca to be II handsome little structure,
Adjacent to the church is the pnrson-
age, also rapidly approaching compile
ton. The house has five rooms which,
seem to be arranged specially for the
use OF q minister's family, except that
ventilation has been rather too much
overlooked.
The Methodists are in hopes Of being
able to complete their church tower
before long, when their fine bell will
be placed in position. It has been
suggested that a clock in the tower,
striking the hours on the church bell
would be q great convenience to the
town. We repeat the suggestion, be-
ficving it to be a good one.
The members of the Episcopal church
arc rejoicing in neat new pews. They
are built of cypress, with black walnut
mouldings and panclcd ends.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12
4 DnshinS Thief.

Some two weeks ago while DIR. John
Underwood lay dreaming of patients
ills and doctors, bills, Il thief in the
| night opened his unlocked bedroom
door, and quietly possessed himself of the
Doctors watch, some 1915 in currency,
| few love letters, Il vest, purse, and
so on, and then went on his way rc)oic-
ing. A few nights after, Mr.. s. w.
Sanders, betaking himself to bed, went
to sleep as sound rs log, and Il person
of an investigating mind entered his
store through Il nine by twelve light in
the sash, (minus the light ,)and patiently
searched Sid's wardrobe, pantaloons,
vest, money drawers, etc., ate few
! crackers, took an account of stock,
balanced the books, and then turned
q double sornersault out at the back
door, with q gold watch, Il repeater, a
coat, and some small bills on or about
his person. Those two young men did
not care for their losses SO much, it
seemed, as to think any low-lifed
scullion should force his way into their
bed room and take their photos in bed.
Exactly how it was we have not in
quired, but somehow suspicion f;,ster-
ed upon one highly colorcd citizen
named James Wilson SIS the uudacious
intruder. James came here some ten
days ago, and departed Wednesday
morning on the cars. Little did James
think he was so soon to return. lie had
as little idea of that as he had of returning
to the penitcntary where he had only
a month or so ago escaped. But return
he did. At Girard he was arrested.
and an exanina ton Of his pants and
his wardrobe developed the lost treasure
of DR.. CaldcrWood and Mr.. Sanders,
with other stolen goods Of this
town. James registered his numc in
the Jail, and is to be permitted to rise
before Judge Ray for an explanation
next Monday, provided it is his pleasure
remain injail that long. An enamel
pated citizen Of his talent, however,
may well be suspected OF dishonorable
designs upon his prison bars.
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TERMS.

Ono year, in ndHancc......... ..."........-sI Mo
ttft ctftfeS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. htht
Ten copies and ono to tho Sottcr-up
rnEMtuM.-Errry gcttor-up OF u club
Will receive II copy Of "Ihc Christian Ora
c"",' ono oil tn" purcst, swcrtnst and love
li"st steel engravinYs over published.
S'"t /" cents far mtRiny picture.
Tor r., copy OF "rhc childron'. Hour"
for 1873 and "ih" Christian Grnccs' will bo
srnt.
For EI.2f tho thiidrcn's Hour, Homo
MnSnnin" ntld tho Christian t;rncCa. wi 1T DO
Scut.
send post otllcn money order, or IrnlI
on Philadelphia, New York, or Boston. If
Nnn cannot got u post office order dram,
then. IL tho sum be two dollars or upward
have your letter Registered.
JOoL-C Guest IrrNainnt.
For 10 Subscribers 10 tho Hour at 81.
each, "" will send II - tool chest, wolf
H!"i", with too and lifting hnudics, con
tanning T., different TOOLS OF Kooi siXo and
quality.
l"n"D I",t,"s' Jj,'Ui,,y Desk It.,,I,nu,.
For 10 Sul,stri|crt to- tho Hour ut Ct 2f,
ct"h, will scnt II handsomely fin ishci
velvet fined, mnf,uEany writing dosfs worth
81. e. =. NIETIfUIt IL SON
Jnuil:ti Philadolphia,r
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To the Sax-raycrs OF ouacI,;ta Parish.
No&HUt:, iIA., April ;, 1878.

MONROE, Ia, April 5, 1878.
70 In: tEie"2'S " DfttchHct PERISH:
/ respectfully call your attention to
the proceedings of the TaX-Taycr's;
Meeting held in Monroe on the ID inst.
ana published in the Dttttchitu ISlrJytfDh
OF tho 9th inst.
In accordance with tho report Of the
Committee, which WAS unanimously
adopted, suggest that with as little
delay as possible there be called in each
ward Il Mass Meeting of Citizens to
select delegates to the Parish Convcn-
ton, tn meet in Monroe on the 10th of
April, 1873.
The object OF this Convention will be
to perfect IL thorough organization to
act in concert with organizations OF a
similar character throughout the State.
with y Wow to resist the collection of
taxes by the Kellogg usurpation.
Ii is also suggested that there be q
Mass Meeting of Citizens held in Mon
roc on the 10Th inst, the day OF the
meeting of the Convention. All per
sons who have ut heart the liberties of
the citizens of this State are requested
to be here on that day. Gov. McESEIY
and other members of the legitimate
government of the State will address
the meeting.
In all eases where notices have been
served on parties to pay taxes by the
Kellogg rninions the parties are re-
questcd to report without delay to one
of the Provisional officers, when their
! cases viii meet with prompt attention.
There will be no charge for legal soy
vices.
In conclusion, l call your attention
! to the following language Of Gov. Mo
| EMERY
! 1t is impossible that the Kellogg
! usurpatiOn can continue beyond the
meeting of Congress i'll December next,
and If our liberties are worth anything
at all, they are worth struggle against
tyranny and usurpation from now m
til Congress shall definitely act in our
case.
Let there be uuanimitv among the
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12
'l'IiE SCIENTIFIC AMENIIAN,
FOR 1873.

Hrnnt.Jntiy Iiimstr"frd.
TN" Scientific AIncricaI, now IN its 2sih
ycnr, enjoys tho widest circulation OF any
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