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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01
Thc Negotiations Conciuded-Thc
Protocol, dc.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-The nego'
tiations between the United States and Spain
with regard to the questions growing out oil
the capture Of the FirginiuS were brought
to Il conclusion to-day, Secretary Fish and
Admiral Polo having agreed upon and
signed protocol, which the latter soon alter
telegraphed to his Government
As conflicting statements have appeared
in the newspapers regarding the intelligence
received last night and also to-day, it can now
be positively stated that
THE TERMS ARE SUBSTANTIALLY AS FOLLOWS
First The immediate delivery to the
United States of the ship Firginius and all
the surviving passengers and crew.
Second. A salute to our flag on the 18th OF
December next, unless in the mean time
Spain shall satisfy the United States that the
American flag was improperly borne OH that
vessel and further. that she had no right to
the American flag or American papers. In
this event the salute to be spontaneously
withdrawn, aud Spain is to formally dis
claim any intentional indignity TO the flag in
the acts committed by Spain against the Viz
ginius.
Third If it shall thus be shown that the
Virginius had no right to carry the Ameri'
can fig and American papers the United
States will institute proceedings against the
vessel and the surviving parties who have
violated the laws OF the United States, and
Spain guarantees 10 institute proceedings
against any Of her authorities who may
have violated either law or treaty Stipull-
tons.
Fourth. The matter of reclamation Of dam
ages is reserved for future consideration.
In addition to the above it can also be
positively stated that within the next two
DAYS Secretary Fish and the Spanish Minis
ter will determine the port at which the
Vir.inius and the surviving passengers and
crew shall be delivered to the United States.
The words immediate release as appica'
bic to the delivery Of the Yirsnius aud the
surviving passengers and crew imply, OF
course, a reasonable time for its execution.
as some days must elapse before Havana aud
Santiago dc Cuba can be reached.
The agreement is regarded in official quar-
tiers as covering all the points OF our original
demands, though in L modified form, while
it is considered
RESPECTFUL AND HONORABLE TO BOTH
ECOUSTRIES.
The fixing of the 18th Dec amber as the
time lOf SaiullllS our Hay Is " aiio" Tie
necessary opportunity to Spain to show that
the Vmginius improperly carried the Ameri-
can flag or American papers. There is Il
SENSIBLE RELIEF IN ALL QUARTERS
that tue negotiation has thus peaceably
ended. Both Secretary Fish and Admiral
Polo had for two weeks past been engaged
in producing this result, on which they re-
reiye the congratulations of their respective
friends.
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ARTILLERY EXPERlMESTS.--BO Boston, NoVem-
Der 3S.-Experiments with the Wizard gun
to-day on Nut island were very successful.
The balls penetrated fifteen inches OF SOLID
iron plates Captain TruXton, United States
navy, Inspector Of ordnance, was present,
and pronounced it a perfect success as far as
the experiments were carried.
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REV. DR.. WILLIAM $. WHITE,-Wc regret
to learn that this venerable man has been
very i'll for several days. His condition was
more comfortable yesterday, but he is still
greatly prostrated.--L Lexington Gazette.
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Receiver APPOINTED.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, November ia re-
ccivor has been appointed for the National
Trust Company OF this city. Over 500, 900
in promissory notes have been lost or stolen.
A number of these uotes are said by the en-
dorsers to be furgcrics.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CONN AMI ELOOH tACT1A4SIt.
RICHMOND. November 20, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAr.-Wh ite, 1,SSS bushels. Red, TIA bush
els.
CoRx-Whitc. POS bushels.
UATS.-56 bushels.
RYE.-22 bushels.
SALES.
WUEAT.-Whtte. 332 bushels prime on private
terms: 1.Os4 bushels very good on private terms
~ bushels fair at 81 .65: 60 bushels very good at
81 10: @ bushels fair ut 81 62 60 bushels prime
at :172; ~ bushels fair at - 90; 80 bushels good
40 81 .6J-Iotal. 1850 bushels
WuEAT.-Red IL bushels very good ut Sl.7O; 20
bushels good mt Sl.6s: 1856 bushels very good ~
husheIs fair AT 81 .55-total, 662 bushels.
CoRS.-Whtc, 90 bushels new on private terms
so bushels fair new III 63c "a bushels very eood
new at 54c.-total, 8 10 bushels.
OATS.--lI bushels at J2c.
RYE-22 bushels good At 61c.
RE-EXliIBl1ED.
WHEAT.-White, 10 bushels.
RYE,-22 bushels
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARK ETS

NEW YORK, November 29.--Cotton irregular;
sales Of 1855 bales al lea 67sc. Flour 5g l0c.
better, chiefly on shipping grades; common to fsir
Wheat closed dull and declining Corn closed dull
ard heavy. Pork a shade frmer: new, 81 40;
stores quiet. Groceries firm. Freights dull.
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"KcneIm ChilIingly," one Of Bulwcr's
la, TWO novels, and one of his best; ripe in
thought, finished in style, calm in sentiment,
and wilty. Boston Adcertiscr.
% soy we. 1t is treat to read tiff you
1le no, too young to appreciate it.
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ST, ALBAN's, VT, November % Arson
J. Crane, assistant collector of the third M
ternal revenue district, is $l7O,O00 short.
Senator Edmonds is his bondsman.
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.1NI,l. CONFERENCE NETH0EESI
EPISCOPAL CsEsECM SogEls.


.t\E>Fl NINTH SES>IUN-sECUNp DAY,
PROCEEDINGS.
G.;.r-.iay morning thu Conference met ar-
.a.dln1 - appointment, Bishop Kc"ncr il
'.c Chair.
Th, oI,uiu- ,N,r,i~"> were conducted hy
,... E.,. G.pr-r ". Motley.
ra, minutes Of "Wednesday, : meeting were
,,I and approved.
i nm4hrr ot local preachers, Recommended
j1 l., respective quarterly conferences OF
mir charges. passed examination Of chlraC.
10Y, ard v.r" admitted into the travelling
.enuecIion On trial.
Various other examinations Were con.
a4rc,! in The REGULAR order OF business.
- he proper hour the Conference Gu
r4-,d in exercises appropriate TO the day
So. Gar; hy The President OF the United
-.a,.> a. one OF thanksgiving and prayer
lrr. .an.> \. duncan conducted the wol.
..I: and gutdc IN appropriate address.
lumri0rr WAS entered against Jo>h;la l..
',trr";. and Ia" Bishop appointed the fol-
..Nlu- committee 10 investigate the matter
NJ Dam L. NoWZl,. John l.. Laurcn>, and
il II. Gary.
ua action Of X. W. Watts and W. W.
E.1l,tt. il was resolved that - committee Of
..,.u p, appointed to take into con>idcra-
'..u H., subject Of cU}porta@e and to pre-
-..' ,Ian ~ which Methodist literature
.t 'r more generally circulated amongst
., ,,opIc. Committee: ". W. Bennett.
Il. u. Watts, John Ba.:icy. +, +. Blower, j.
V, >lubJ,, W. \. Crockcr, and Alex. q.
Blown.
! communication from the Baltimore
'."th and Publishing" Company to this Con-
:'r'0., Wa read. and. on motion, referred
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A movement is making in Philadelphia, it
is said, to confer the mayoralty of that city
upon John w. Forney in 1876. A clear
illustration Of the thrift that follows For
peying.- 81. Louis Times.
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Caual.Boat sunk md Loss Of Life

TRENTON, n. j., November "a canal
boat was sunk this morning in the Delaware
river. The captain and his wife escaped
but three children were drowned.
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y S. s.-The Lynchburg Ne,cs is out for
Withcrs-red.hot.
Mr.. Stuart, Governor Walker. Colonel
Withcrs, MFR. Hunter, Dir. Bocock, MIR.
Goode, and half dozen others that have
been spoken of, would be great improve.
mert on our present senator, and be accepta.
BILE TO us. We hope and expect that the lie.
gislature will make 4 judicious selection. and
that is all we AK or desire.-LyachLurs Vir-
gilman.
The Virginidn prefers Stuart, we guess
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HoG-kILLING IN -LOuSctHe,
H., November 2S.-The total number Of
hogs killed around the Falls to date this sea-
son is 800; same time last year, 1872 ia.
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Fire I'm 1T. Louis.

ST. Louis, November 29.--J. Il. Living
ston & Co.'S planinSmiIl and several adiou,
ing factories were burned last night. Loss,
S1Jn.OOO,
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Letter from Havana-Attitude Of the
Spanish Paperin New York-Contin-
ned Activity i'm the Navy Depart

Letter from Hayana-Attitude Of the
suapish Paperin New York-COntin-
ued Activity i'm the Navy Depart
ment.
New YORK, November 29.-The Ell Gro
n,sta publishes Il letter from Havana dated
the 22d instant, in which the writer brcathcS
forth vengeance and slaughter. He says that
Cuba is perfectly indifferent rs TO whether
the United States attempts IN invasion of the
island.
The same No. of the Ell Cronista publishes
long and infammatory article urging the
Spaujsh Government to maintain bold at
titudc toward this country, and to show
itself capable of governing Cuba, for, the
editor asserts, the United States would
otherwise invade Cuba without declaring
war aranst Spain, and on the prctence of
rec establishing in the island the authority OF
the ncninsula. The five points which our
Government has presented to Spain are de-
nouucpd rs humiliating and inadmissible.
In spite of the assurances OF peacelul
climax to the Spanish difficulty there Is no
change in affairs at the Brooklyn naVy-yaro'
and great activity In the preparation lot sea
of ali the war vessels continues. Inc Iolo,
RADIO is literally covered with workmen, ana
she will be ready to leave the yard by the
latter part of next week. The torpedo,ooat
now lies at the dock of the Morgan iroh,
works. in this city. She will be furnished
with tilteeninch gun and steam SuI-car'
riage. . r,r.
The Spanish vessel Arapiles is nearly
ready to be floated out into the river, aho
She will probably leave for Havana by Ihurs'
day or Friday,
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WILMINGTON. November 29.-Syirts tnrpen-
tine Irregular ut 36tc. Ro,in firm at s2 IL: 70,
strained: ~ so for pale ~ for extra pale. Crude
rurpeninc steady at 81 for hard 81 90 for yellow
din Tur steady at ~.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, November 29.-The bank statement
shows decrease IN loans OFFS 25. 900 increase II!
specie So IS 90 oO0 lcgal-tendcr increase $4,000,
600 deposits iucreasr. $500, 600.
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Volcanic ERUPTION.

EUREKA, NEVADA, November 20.-The vol
| cano in the Pinta mountains, ten miles hence
il crurting dense smoke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

PosrAL.-Joscph Perry is appointed post
master at Orkney Springs. Shenandoah coun'
ty, Va. ctcC James NJ. Bradford, resigned
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RESIGNATION.

WASHINGTON, November 90 Senator Chs
serfy, of California, has resigned
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, November 29.-Virgina G':, cot
soils. 49&. West Virginias. Oh. Bid.
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JDJJs MARKETS..
CINCINNATI MARKET!

LOUISVILLE. November 29.--Flonr steady. Corn
and provision, firm. Whisky, SOC.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

ClSCTSNATI. November 29.-Flour, f6.S3Wf7.
Corn Il cady. Pork held mt S14MS14.5O. Bacch
firm; shoulders, &c. WhiSkey arm at soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01
MINERAL WATERS
RuCkBRtDGE ALUM.
ALLEGHhNY SPRINGS.
HEALING SPRINGS,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GE4SER.
ftRNIIDRlIc:HsHALL BITTER,
for sale ty PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
uo27 Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
CONSUMPTION CURED!-GL Oh f.
" FLOWER COUGH SYRUP does positively
CuIrIS. AS I INA, WHOuPING-nOUGH
SORE THROAT, HOARsENESs, CONSUME.
TION. and all LUNG DISEASES.
We have never known the second dose to fail in
giving Immediate relief In GROUP, the great pest
FLOWER SYRUP has been tested In 5000 cases
of consumption, In which Ii cured nearly every
case. IL cures when all other boosted remedies fall
Ii has cured hundreds of people who are living TO-
delightful remedy Is the active principle obtained
by chemic. process from the "Gloln Flower.
kEown also as " Button Root and IN botany &c
phelunthnS Occidentdiis. We can with truth rs.
does not contain particle Of opium or any of il,
preparations, no lolelia, ipecac, squlls. mercury
hydrocyanic acid, or any poison whatever The
action of the GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP on the hui
man system Is mild and benign anu adapted 10 All
ages, from the infant to the adul 1t, aud TO every
variety of temperament anu constitution The cl-
fr,ts to he looked for after taking GLOBE FLOWER
COUGH SYRUP are, first, soothing and control
ling influence over amy cough anuruing rnirt,inG
sleep: second, promoting IN easy eHLectoratiun
third inyigoratus the whole system. curing tue
cough, and begleathing to postcrtty one OF IT.
greatest bessings-sound lungs and Immunity from
consumption. r.,
nruprictnr or call upon your druggist. One botil.
will prove TO YOU its wonderful virtues.
DK.J. S. PEMBERTON & CO., Pronrietors:
Atlanta, Ga.
prrcr1L. LApp & Co.. Richmond, Va; SELL
:. HaScE. baltimore, Md, Wholesale agents.
| 0-dcOuSw4ln
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HARE'S LINlMENT,
GO0pWYN's HEADACHE LINIMENT,
MIILER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HORE-
HOUND;
powERs,s COMPOUND SYRUP OF TOLU and
WILD CHERRY,
PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S IODuRETTED En-
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
For sale by j. BLalR, Druggist
noon S25 Broad street.
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nRIME sOUsED PIGS FEET for sale
,na borral or keg, send your ORDERS or call
~ nv stail, No. SO second Market; urc,,rrp
no 2S.3t,F,S,&W ~ ~ A1S~~ASN
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DFcISloS or a CREDIT MoBlLlER SUIT.--
HdtJord, g., November 2S.-The i'm.
portaut Credit Mo3i!icr suit which was tried
in this city hast October has been decided by
United States Judges Hunt and Shipman
aud the opinion was filed in Tue United
States District Court in this city to-day. The
motion 10 dismiss the bill involving the
question Of jurisdiction was decided in favor
of the Government. On the second polnl
the court slistainS the demurrer and dis
misses he bill IL to the parties who demur-
red. The ground OF demurrer is that the
damage to the Government by the Credit
Mubiiicr frauds is too remote 10 be reached
By the process pursued. or by any other,
and that the Government has at present no
pccuniary interest TO be reached by bill
The court takes the view that there is nc
trust anywhere raised in behalf Of the 90.
vrrumcnt TO be protected. y motion to dis
solve the injunction WAS granted.
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yEWELRY, DC.

CISCE THE GREAT FALL lS4
- GOLD we have added = large and beau- g. 81
tiful assortment OF &&0
NEW AND FASHIONABLE JEWELRf,
| Watches, Chains, Plus, Scal-Hings, Buttons, Sc.
nos kOwLAS co.
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPAAI
n LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
;APlTAL.. ~ ~
MpERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON. ~
Viii, Trc,.rcr Of Virginia $4,000.
shareholders personally responsible for the obll-
taiious of the above companies.
'RenreScuting the above stauncll old English COM
.,nies we solicit the patronage Of the public poI,
their UNREASONABLE security. prompt and liberal
enttIemrnt of nil claims. aud heavy income.
,IOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE { co: Agents.,
oo 49, No 11Oc Main street.
M1rTrAI, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
~ NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER $6O.O0O.Ooo.
Cash dividends, s,trpdsstng all Others ut frSt an
euGg m mh naysble annually sem-annuslly, an.
quarterly. .rd r1,r.pEsr company
In Inc oni''0 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
No. HOS Main street.
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\ SEll-LoArIHG CAKT.-Mr. SloSSer, the
contradiction eXclyatng and shaping work on
Broadway near rwenty-frst street, has three
scll.luadiDg carts IL operation on the ground
which are doing >olnc very quick and etipc.
tive work and suggest some new ideas as
10 the capacity Of labor-Slving machinery.
These are the first carts of the kind which
have ever been put into actual Use, and they
are curiu>itic, in their way. Each cart is
drawn Ivy three horses driven by man who
i seated on small seat like that of il reaper
and mower. ON the front axle is hung 4
gang of piough> or scrapcrS, and when the
cart is PUT in motion the earth taken up by
the >crarer> passes upa revolving web, as in
bnadn"-machinr used on farms. and fails
IN the cart which is attached behind. Each
cart his Il holding capacity OF one and u hall
cubic yards. The driver can regulate the
Dip ofSthc plouglls by means Of ii lever. The
curt i filled in an incredibly short space OF
time, and Tor such work rs that on Broad.
WAY seems 10 be Il perfect success. The run
made is about fifty yards. and is accom-.
pli-!ieu IL about TIVE minutes and fraction
and The contractor Is making quick work OF
it. It l. questionable, however. il the ma.
c!nt will operate III r0u5ncr ground. Ii
cot fined 10 the shaping Of streets and light
excavation it will certainly put money in the
pocket OF the CONTRACTOR LouaSrHtc Courier,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

r. N. WALKER e. CO., GENERAL IN
STRANGE AGENTS, 10l4 MAIN STREET,
KIcuMoSD, VA. representing ihe o,t;,c,,-
AMAZON INSURANCE 6 G0 Hdo Oh on'e''''
na,i, vi ou vsTTNS FIRE INSURANCE CONF "A
ny, of New York-assets over $500 200; VIKING
LYNCHRURG INSURANCE AND ia, baShd arsr
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, fa'-asse'S o'ei
'vXSTTtioaaSSTIC INSURANCE. C0MPhSl' oil
Brooklyn, n. Y.-asscts over S30o,oW1UJip ,>y ,r
UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOMfAN1' Vi
Baltimore, Md.-assets over $500, o0U. a,oo
Deposited with the Treasurer OF virginia, ~ sid
Mt this agency Applications solicited, aud imme-
diate attention given thereto. DC 10
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Powder. Shot. Etc,

Fuse, Toys mining Acc. @S1 20 % 100 feet.
Pomder: $G.75 hy the Ave kcgs-less thai i've
kegs 1926; blasting. S4IS4.00.
Shot: Northern, 80. 1913 u bag OF 25 bs.
GrInjstUneS: 2M2kr. ~ ID.
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Kitchen crystal
St,i,g,

Tor c"apil.. Gn1 polishing mela's fnr clearing II
rrs'yng mini. ior rcmo,inr stains ftnm E,ai Id
"r~~nii hands, md Tor all h'userola Gle ri..
l. superior 90 any other arii' le made No 9TH r
ogpm mw@h equals 1t eth in Qlaiitvor ehdap
ns.s Easv 90 p.e and perfectly hnrn e.s nnt
e. rsnt. Al grnn nr, eel u. Msnuf,ctnrs only
e. En- NAA D z. ClnE al n I.ir. II ,
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IlEARNEY,s EXTRACT BUCHU,
Avoid ouacks and Imposters.

NVOuarHoIu IuF AuVtce unu Cons aItHtiun'
Dr.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
sn especial study either in male or female, no
long standing. A practice Of so years enables
him t. treat disease with success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a dis
tahce can forward letter describing symptoms
anG enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Health. Price 10 cents.
]. D. DYoTT, d, Physician and Ss2-geo n
Lei Daane 81 Now York,
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SITTIG-In Opelousas. on the 28th ult, d. {.
sittig, aged - years. His funeral will take
place to-day, March LIST. at 4 o'clock p. NJ, at the
Catholic church in Opelousas.
DANGLE-In this parish on the 18th ult.,
Marie Laura Daigle, wife of Wm. Elkins. aged
~ Years.
WIKOFF-In OpeloWsas. on the 2A1 ult., Char
lotte Wikoff, wife Of Judge J. J. Morgan, aged
IS years.
GANTT-Tn New Orleans, on the cath ult.. at
4 O'Clock AM, at the age Of II years, Benjamin
r. CAN'T, a Representative from this parish il
the lower house OF the State Legislature.
PlTHON-At Lake Charles, La, on the 24tl
ult., Michel PithOn, aged 100 years, less 5 months
The deceased was a soldier under the first Ma
poleon. and probably the oldest iAhahitant 0
his life was full of stirring incidents, and We
hope to be furnished soon With au outline. of hb
%eventful history.
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A Disease with a Thousand Symptoms.
Dyspepsia is the most p~erplexing Of all human
ailments. Its symptoms are almost infinite in
their variety, and the forlorn and respondent
victims of the disease often fancy themselves
the prey, in turn, of every known malady. This
is due, in part, to the close sympathy which eX-
lists between the stomach and brain, and in part
also to the fact that any disturbance of the di-
gestive function necessarily disorders the liver,
the bowels and thenervous system, and affects.
to some extent, the quality. of the blood. A
medicine Chat, like Hostetter's Bitters, not aAly
tones the stomach, hut at the same time controls
the liver, produces a regular habit Of body,
braces the nerves, puHifes the fluids and "min-
listers to a mind diseased" is therefore the true
and only specific for ehponip Indigestion. Such
is the 0peratl0n OF this famous vegetable pestoP-
ative. It not Only cures dyspepsia, but also all
concomitants and consequences. Moreover, it
is invaluable as a preventive Of indigestion. No
one who chooses to take half q wineglassful of
this agreeable. appetizer and stomachir habitn-
ally three ines day will ever be treubledwith
oppression after eating, nausea, sour eruetatinns,
or any other indications of q want Of yigor in
the digestive and assimilatihg organs The de-
bility and languor superinduced by hot weather
are Immediately and permanently relieved by
the Bitters, and persons who are constitution
ally inclined to look upon life as through a
glass, Gat9ly,'' win he apt to take . brighter and
more hopeful Wow of the situation under the
genial influence of this wholesome medicinal
stimnlant.
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Police Jury Proceedings.

OPELoIsAs, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, I
February 18th, 1873. )
The Police Jury met pllrsHanttO adjournment
Present, John Roy, President The0dule Fonte
not. T. S. FOntenot and Homer DuriO.
The minutes of the last meeting was read and
approved.
On motion OF TheodHle FOntenot, all the peti
ti0lIS and claims were postponed until the ncXt
meeting OF the Police jury.
On melton of I. S. FOnteflOt, resolved, that the
Auditor be instructed to give notice in the OH
cial journal to all persons holding warrants
whether registered or not, to present the same
at his office to be audited, witllinRiXty days from
the LIST day of March, 1873, and he it further re
solved, that no warrants shall be received in the
payment of Parish taxes, unless audited as afore
said.
On motion. the petition OF Dr.. ]. L. Estorgt
was laid on the Table.
/ On motion the Police Jury adjourned unit
Monday, 81 March, 1878.
JOHN ROY President.
Attest: O. a. GCIDRY, Clerk pro. ten.