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fUIfN N EMERY. 8. %. NJ EN-
i. d y. ID. NIcEnery,

4 TFORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n practice in tho Parish and District
Courts Of Ouachita, Morohouse, Franklin,
Richland, Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes,
III tho Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
iGd States Courts. Particular attention paid
10 business in tho Land Office Department
.f tho General Government. nl7tt
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Before the war no little stir was
made by IL romance called eThc House
hold Of Bouvcric," of which numerous
editions were sold. Tho author, a
Southern lady, has kept quiet since,
until this year, but the AppIetons have
nearly ready n Southern novel from her
pen, HMiriam MOnfort.'
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w. w. FARM EIS,
Morrison Il Farmer,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
N will practice in the Courts OF tho Pa
rishes of Ouachita, Morehouse, Iichland,
Franklin and Caldwell, i'll tho Supreme
Court, and i'll tho United States Courts.
win nlso attcnd to all business intrustcd to
;hom in tho State and Federal Land Offices.
n1fyS
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NEW ORLEANS sept. ~, 1873.
F'cliow- Citizens Of Louisiana:
The Committee Of Seventy has called
a mass convention to assemble in this
city on tho 4th Monday Of November
next. .r
The time is fast approaching when
the cause Of tho people of this State
will again be presented to Congress for
final adjustment and settlement, and
your committee, moved by profound
convictions looking to the we'll being
of the entire people of this common
wealth, have concluded that 4 convcn-
ton of the people of the State would
be the most acccptiblc medium for an
appropriate presentation to the Congress
of the nation of the alarming and un-
precctlcncd outragcs committed against
the rights and liberties of the people of
this State, by Which Il Government
never elected by their suffrage has been
set up and established by fraud and
force over them.
Elect to this convention your tried,
trucst and ablcst men, and Let us make
one united and cOmbincd effort TO rcs-
cue our State from tho grasp Of the
spectators and usurpcrs.
Lot us make nt least one last grand
effort to arouse the Congress of thc
Union, and the people thereof, to full
appreciation of the means and methods
employed under Federal auspices, tka,
throttIca the State Government OF
Louisiana.
We owe this much to ourselves. and
to those TO como after us.
We desire to present the question,
fairly and s1uarcly, To the Congress
and TO all tho people of this American
Union, whether or not it is pcrmissibl,
under our form of Government, for an
inferior United States Judge, supported
by United States soldiers and the Chic!
Executive Of tho Nation, without refer.
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RESOLUTIONS

by the Committee of Seventy, Calling a
Mass Convention at the City of New
Orleans, and an Address by the
Committee to tho People of
the State, adopted oath
September, 1873.
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faNENDEI his services as Physician and
Surgeon, to tho public. Ho can DO found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roo. March IL, 1873 25-1y
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WANTED :

To find a purchaser for two desirable and
valuable pieces of property in tho city of
monroe, La; fronting on tho n. l.. & Il. r.
in this city, to-wit: Ono now two,story
frame storohouse, 3Ox6O foot, with now
shelving and counters; tho upper story ar
ranged for a dwelling Or boarding house,
containing six rooms; on lot 40 foot wide
by $50 feet in depth, and only 100 yards
from the railroad depot. Also, ono new
dwelling house [adjoining) just completed !;
one story high, with four rooms and gar
rott; kitchen, storeroon, cistorn, otc.; on
lot 4Ox15O feet. viii bo sold on account of
desired removal. Will sell cheap, on roa-
Sonable terms, and givo undoubtcd title.
Will soil ono or both. For particulars, in
qulre at this oilice. Juno Fl, 1878.
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DIR. IS. q. SlrOlller,

u ESUM the practice of his profession,
IL and otfcrS his services to tho citiZonS OF
Monroe and vicinity. Office at DromgooIo's
drug store. juno 2S, 1873. ly
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Mosby has purchased n residence in
Richmond and is going there to live,
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W.WILLIS RICHARDSON. ROB HTcIARDSoN.
JAS. y. M'INERY.
Alnsn na.alSG ~ AlRyElnRrHu

L TrORNlIYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
N practice in all tho Parishes of North
Louisiana, in tho Supreme Court at Monroe,
the Federal Courts, and in tho Land Office
department OF the General Government.
June q, 1872. 1U-tf
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
IT. K'NDEH"ANS'
M1LY ROGER,
DESIARD STREET.,
MON NROIs. UISIA
Has constantly on hand and for sale, Gro
ceries "fall description: such as
SUGAR,
MOLASSES,
COFFEE, HAMS, BACON,
LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR,
POTATOES, ONIONS, CIGARS, TOBACCO,
OYSTERS, SARDJN1GS, LIQUORS OF
ALI. KINDS, PRESERVES
IN GLASS AND CANS.
FRUf7:S on ~ RIOUS KINDS
AS Low AS POSSIBLE FOR CASH,
Monroe, La, Fob'y 10, 1873 n22:ly
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T.. RICIIARDSON. II. w. NJ EAG II EI
Dl.s. Richardson Il MeaEllcr,

TAVING associated i'll tho practice o.
Ill medicine, otIer their services in tho
different branches of thoir profession to the
citizens of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Office, on Jackson Street, adjoining
Methodist Church. Fcb'y 8, 1878. II
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DIX. J. CALDERWOoD. DIR. TIIOS. Y. Any.
ISrs. CnlllerysOOsl Il Ably.
MONROE, LA.
4 AEIICE i'll roar of Bornhardt's building,
oSccond street, between DcSiard and the
!tniro,d. Jan 5, 1872 dtGw
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"A. L.. Slack
1 TrOKNEY AT LAW and Commits
n sionor for Toxas. Office Wood Street,
Monroe, La. Prompt attention given to col
toc:ions i'll North Louisiana. Aug. 26, 6S.5: Il
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TIE INAUGURATION AND THE
INAUGURAL.


The Inauguration of President
Grant on the 9TH March seems te
have been a moraimposiqg ceremony
and to have a.tfacted q more brilliant
array than any of its predecessors
Edmund Yates. the English novelist
writing for, the New York Herald il
disposed however tie ! regard tit as Il
lame affair and unworthy Of SO grea!!
a nation.
; The inaugural has been freely
commented on by the public press
tut principally in tie matter of stylt
and good taste-the only particulars
in which these doeuments are Justly
amenable to criticism He thu'
speaks Of the condition of affairs a
the South: :,.h:I ,UiG adl. fu.tA. ptd:
The effects of the late civil strifs
have oeen to free the. slave and make
him q, citizen /; ,yet.he is not possessed
of the civil rights which citizenship
should carry with it. r This is wrong
and should be corrected. To ,thi:
correction I stand. committed, so fa,
as executive influence ean,avail. So
cial equality is not aishbject' to y be
Iegislated upon; nor shall 1 ask thai
anything be done to advance therso
cjal status of the colored citizen, ex
cept to give him a, fair chance to de
velops what there lis, goodf:in him
give him access to schools, iand:wheI
he travels let ,him9 feel assnred that
his conduct vail regnlate the trent
ment be will receive.,ii.a4 < .r2n~-
The States lately at war with the
general government are, now: happily
rehabilitated, and mo executive CON
troll is exercised in any one OF. them
that would not be exercised in any
other State under like circumstances
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ALMOST A. CoNFLAaRAg1oN. - -. Or
last Friday night the Press ora Bo""e'
office narrowly escaped a coi,aagra
tion, from the falling and breaking O
a suspen nded kerosene lamp, which
vas vas burning. at the the, time: The
kerosene was iguited at once, and the
flames rose above the floor to the
height of eight or ton feet. Nothing
bnt the ',presence Of mind Of Mr.
Wilson and others who were near by
in covering the flame with blankets
and thus extinguishing it, saved the
building from destruction. Oul
thanks are due to. the timely; aid o.
many friends who. came promptly tv
the rescue. Among them was our
friend: Mr.. Irwin, with Babcock'E
Fire Extinguisher, prepared for work,
if it had been necessary. .Sg;.:us .,E
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nsr Ru referenca to the card

n9- BY reference to the. card Of
our frieud, Mr.. R. F. McCaslan,. late,
ly of Ninety-Six, it will be 'seenathat
he is now with .Messrs.9 D; f. Fleming
& Co., the we'll known dealers in
boots, shoes and trunks, :. Hayne
street, Charleston. This, is 'oue + OF
the best, if notthe best, shoe Houses
in the South, and we. are glad that
our friend has fallen into such good
hands. We e'are sure that the connec-
tion will be mutually agreeable and
beneficial. MIN! iis an intelligent
and energetic business man, highly
esteemed and respected, and numbers
hosts of friends in Abbevilla. i He
will be glad tosee his friends at bis
place of business. or at the Waverly
House, and will be pleased to pro.
mote their interest and pleasure in
every possible way. Give him call,
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Real Estate Transfers. :,

We copy from the Auditors Books
the following transfers of real estate
during the past month: 80 T..
VIM B. Scott to L. T. Arnold, 27(
acres, $4,000: 49,, ,..i,:u,,.. ....ai...
John Butler to NJ. j.. Tolbert, 1,l4(
aoresi sp, 500. ,#,,:.':l j'.-'...@ ="
James Clerk to Hal Belcher, 147I
acres, $3.50. ~. ..,... -, .....!.. :.
Robt. R. Riley and Mary E. Ellis te
Daniel G. Jones, 10 acres. 800. .'-.-
. George Anderson Trustee for P
H. Anderson, to Joel s. Anderson
70i acres, $1,000. nj ,,.,,..;qH
John McCord, sr., to Jas. a.. Nc,
Cord, 1871 acres, $91.25. :... l.: r
Ann T. Partlow, and others, to
Stephen Elmore,; ISL acres, $455.
i P. Gufin, Sheriff, to, Geo. W.
Cromer, 43l acres, .s4.325. ..,a 81. .a
VIM. n. Parker to J, sF.,G. Du.
Pre-, 10i acres, .$234.35. 5"."a 3~'.''' |
Ut. and G. v. Barnes to Alfred
Gray, sl5ls acres, $500. ys f.5 ~.
, Jas. NJ. Latimer, ST.. TO J. R. Ellis
to Josiah Burton, l85t acres, $1,000
S NJ. ,Wardlaw Smith to A. ]
ClinkscaIes, l:1oo.acres, $3.50: u. IA
Same to same 435 a,res, $3,434.
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lers, and in thunder tones that echo
across the Atlantfc-our country ia
ruined. What lnducement IS this to
capitalists, or worthy immigrants, to
cone and settle amongst us9 Says
one, I will give the balfof my land
to actuaisettlers, Another is willing
to sell at very low figure while q
third is willing to lease for any num-
Der of years. All such assertions are
simply the evidences of spasmodic
generosity and will never benefit the
uttercr, nor the country dime. II
we desire immigration, we must act,
and not only speak. We must beauti,
fy and ornament our homes; make
them attractive to ourselves and our
children, and they will become attrac'
tive to others. We must study con-
tsntment, and create the impression
abroad, that this is not only fertile
and productive country, but a hnppy
lone This much effected, we will no
|longer need the aid Of Immigration
Societies, who at best are of doubtful
benefit, for they introduce isolated
families of helpless and often worth
less creatures, that. come as, II to
a place Of punishment, when they
land among US. But our attractions
will speak for themselves, and buyers
will, at no distant day, be on hand for
every acre of land thrown upon the
msrket.
A better day however seems to be
at hand, and whilst increased atten-
ton is being given to the subjects OF
Direct Trade and immigration, we
may. trust that the unrivailed re;
sources of the South will no longer be
underrated at home and abroad. g
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We learn that information has been
received by United States Commits
sioner Boozer Of. f.serious disturbances
[at' Eaurensville, recently, and COM
plants Of violations of the Enforce.
ment and Ku Klux Acts of Congress
have been made to him. It is hoped
that The necessary precautions have
been adopted to avoid any further
Anxiety and trouble, and that a peace.
ful solution will be arrived at. It is
believed that the participants were
under the Influence of liquor. The
statements made to the Commissioner
are that parties we're assaulted but
none seriously hurt. We await fur
ther developments. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of eight
suspected participants.-Phe"iz.
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The SwIss BELL R1NaERs.-A
large and appreciatiye audience as
sembled IL. the Court House on Wed.
nesday night ofthe past week, to greet
these popular performers. The en-
tertainment was of q high order, and
very interesting. Music of various
kinds, vocal and instrumental-comic
songs and popular airs-the ringing
of the bells-the performances of
the band solos, DUETS, &c.-follow-
ed each other in quick succession and
kept alive the interest. All were
pleased, and fully satisfied. ii
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TEnas. Three dollars year, in ad
0snce.
No subscriptions taken for shorter
Nme than six months. .- &c..
Observation-Disclosures are charged
tor at the rate or One DOLLAR per inch
space for the.first insertion, and FIFTY
CENTS for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year.
.paS All obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
ratesof advertising: -
ON Agents in Charleston:
= The advertising agency of Messrs.
WALKER, EVANS g. CQGSWELL,
represented by ROSWELL T. LOGAN,
ESQ. Is the only authorized agency 1or
this paper In Charleston,
a@- Messrs. GRIFFIN & HOFF-
MAN are our. authorized agents for Bal
timore. 80 cSi# '.h "
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DEATH oF3AN EsT1MABLE: LADY.

DEATH oF&AN iEsTIMABLE: LADY ~
We regret to announce the death Of
Mrs. Georgia Miller, the daughter: Of
Mr.. r. T. Cunningham, and the wife
of Mr.. P. O. Miller, in the 26th year
of her age, at her residence near
LowndesvilIe: on the evening Of
Thursday the 9th inst. She had been
in bad health for some time,. but her
friends were notiprepared to- expect
her death so soon. She was q mem.
Der of tho Presbyterian Church, and
was endeared to o large circle Of
friends and relatives on account Of
her amiabIe and liberal disposition,
and her affable and engaging man.
ners: Her loss will be deeply
mourned. li'>.1It "a. 10, "'''. 49,. l'"''l
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DEATH OF OLD. CITIZENS. REV. A
c. Stcpp, of Dunklin Township, who
was in the oityon Monday, ibformet
US of the death of Mr.. Robert Scott
which occurred in his neighborhood
on the .2lst. of January last. Mr.
Scott was in bis 10th year, and sc
stated on his death. bed. He came
here in his boyhood, spending his life
in Carolina. ''a.a q, ''.'.' -
Mrs. Nancy Davis, eighty-odd years
of age, also died about the same time
in the same neighborhood.-
yille Enterprise., .. .. ..:.......
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nw, We had the pleasure on Mon

w, We had the pleasure on Mon.
day of receiving call from the Hon.
John Wilson, Senator in the State
Senate from Anderson The Senator
is a clear headed practical man, Of
even temper and mature Judgment,
and secures the respect of, all parties
BY bis moderate coun9!ssellss, ,, and rare
independence. Hence he exerts an
influence whichaoa more. partisan
would fail to command, and which is
best appreciated by Those. who know
him. He ana s. Senator Keith of An
derson, are the authors of the Home.
stead Law, one! of the best Acts 'oi
the present Deglslatare: 80 49,
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New Advertisements.

The, following is thetfst ofznew adveft,
tisements 81: q E4 & -
In Bspkruptey-James n Coeh'
ran. }; 3
stoienzAatheW G. Owen, =
sherifr's Sale-L P Gufin, Sheriff
School Notice-M N Pressley.
Final Discharge-J. G, Wosmansky
Clerk, I E>IF1.G t5a -
Dentistry-Drs ] " Gurley 81 E
Moseley. .-,-.....
.@'oculist and Anrist-Dr J W Cur
Icy. I.@ =. 80 49,, s..~.....l rs u.
.Books.-Parker 4 Perrin. ~
r.. Notice. to Creditors-A NJ Fisher
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DEATH OF WIN. c. HARRIS, ESQ.,
The last number of the Laurensville
Herald announces the death, on Wed.
nesday last, of VIM. G. harris, Esq, a
native of Abbeyille, who leaves many
relations and friends here to deplore
his loss. He fell o victim to that fell
appetite, which numbers among its
victims some Of the best and brightest
of our race. We eknew the deceased
in early life we'll. and can bear tcsti-
mony to the kindness Of his heart and
tho sprightlincss Of his mind and can
we'll suppose how if he did not fulfill
the promise of his youth, it was per-
haps owing to circumstances which
make or mar the destiny of US all.
Away with the solfrighteous Pbara
seeism, which would sit in Judgment
upon the sad ending of such a career.
There are other sins more to be dep
ricated than iutemperance, and chief
among these is 2 want. of common
charity. ,st..,g-a -. : "
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sw~ The Rev. W. P. DuBose, the
former Rector Of, Trinity Church Ab.
beville, and now Chaplain of the
University of the South, preached in
Grace Church, Charleston, on last
Sunday morning to q crowded con
gregatioh, aud read the church ser
vice there in the afternoon. In the
evening he preached to a large con:
gregation in St. Stephens Church,
Anson Street. Two of onr yonng
lads, Masters Willie MCGOWAN, and
Mack simpkins LIFT here on Monday
morning to joiu him on his return to
the University, where they are to per-
sue their studies. .........
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DEATH OF MRs. A. A. FosrER.-

DEATH OF MRs, A. A. FosTER.-Ii
is our painful duty to announce the
death. Of :Mrs. julia Foster, wife Of
Mr.. A. A.. Foster, of our city. She
departed this life on last Saturday
night, leaving two infants but few
days old, besides daughter and hus
band, and numerous friends. The
community has lost an excellent lady
one who adorned her sphere with all
the true graces tof her sez. The
afflicted ones, and especially the
motherless babes, have the sympathy
of all.-Greenv;lis Enterprise. ....a",s.
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EROM the subscriber; about the last
of November or the first OF De-
cember, 1872. from, the house of Mrs.
Mollie Gordon, a large hair trunk1con-
taining my wearing apparel, and other
articles, ana about five hun
dred dollars in. currency, Anyinfosps,
'tibn leading to its recovery, or the de-
lection Of the thief Or thieves swHl be
handsomely. rewarded. y z "a
5 81. 8 MATHEWiC. OWEN. s
z March HthY 1879 e48-tfl As
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TIE HOMESTEAD LAw.-We in
tended to publish this week, the new
Homestead Law, but mislaid the pa
per containingit. We will give It to
our readers in good time. Among
other changes in the old law it gives
an unfettered fec simple interest to
the party .claiming-also gives a
homestead interest in property to
single persons. ..,..a5 ,.,..,.,.. E.
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+" nm- See the card Of Drs. Glrley 4
Moseley, Surgeon Dentists, and also
of DR.. Gurlsy as OcuIist and Aurist.
They are skillful operators, and we
commend them to the patronage Of
our friends. The certificate speaks
for itself: :. ,'".l.4r .- ..,'a''"l.>"' p
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!, = Press EXCHANGES, The House
Committee On appropriations refused
to concur in. the Senate amendment to
the Post Office, appropriation bill,
prohibiting the free exchange Of pa!
persiamong the public press; so. that
the law remains as before in this par,
T.,.... g. .'. r.st. .'..' ~ '..s '.s
ticular. ... .s..j.. . ..t, 4,
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TIE RURAL CAhoLrN1AN The
March nun ber of this popular agri
cultural journal has been received
and contains a number of interesting
and inst ructive articles from the pens
of General Hagood, Col. Aiken, D. 2
.vid Dickson, DR.. Shepherd, land
Others. .,:..,.. !.
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We regret to learn that Mr.. William
Knox, one Of our best citizens, died
suddenly at his residence, near Fair
Play, on Monday last, of disease oi
the heart. He leaves q young family
and scores Of friends to mourn his
Walhaha Courier. ....r..;. ....
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DEATH OF DR.. VIM. A. FAIR.-We
regret to learn of the death of DR..
VIM A. Fair, a formeriresident OF Alb
beville, near Pomaria, in Newberry
County, on Wednesday night, the
9Th inst >, at ~ o'clock from pulmona-
ry disease. The deceased was a
younger brother Of Rev. R. A. Fair,
of our town, and the son of Mr..
james Fair, once prominent citizen
of Abbeville. Here he was born and
here his early youth was passed, but
after manhood he removed to New
berry with his father and other mem,
bers Of the family, and there spent
the remainder of his life. He was a
man of high integrity, of kidd and
affeetionate disposition, and affable
manners, and had endeared himself
to a large circle Of friends and &C
quaintances ty He sterling qualities
|of his mind and heart. e"'n"- !
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The LOUISIANA TROUBLES culm

The LOUISIANA TROUBLES culmi'
mated last week in collision be.
tween the rival factions, which resul-
ted ip. the killing and wounding Of
several citizens. The United State
troops, sustain the Kellogg govern
meBt. "@' :.'. b" ~
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New HOUSE OF ENrERTA1NMENT.- -
Messrs. Christian & Wilson are max.
ing various additions and improve:
ments to their dwelling on Washing.
ton Street, in order to entertain the
travelling public. They will be pre-:
pared soon to furnish, bed and board
to all who may apply, ...2., ra5 ,'
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ID Y,aka OSdef! of .tig ICSdrt Of Com-
I'D mon Pleas, for Abbstille1 1Csahtysi
made on the 18th day Of February.
ult., the heirs of .thelate MsdisQn Smith,
if any there& bssi9 9es The ReintiA,
the said Rlg&B6 "a akkefsH4eEeql
ed to ea&6EsN their ideRtity asasuef,
Before Eewfs.D: Bowie E4y, Clerk scf
laid Colrt,Ony or befo4Sthe next Mgn.
lar Term thereof I dfbe barred from.
Any paMdpa De fupd khowl
edged ~ fhe Sad 1lstras6r, Sfo be-
in his hands 10 Si =. Z.
ssRHk&sH 20 EtfRANsfs
sa,cssEl6tntfk,s sAtt0fusy1.ss
Abbe1ifIe.E C. 1fsT s. C., z. s. r. ~; !,
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w- The Senate of the forty third
Congress commenced on Tuesday, the
4lh March, inst, Henry Wilson, the
Vice President, in the Chair.
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A LII persons having claims against
IA the Estate Of Mrs. Jane Fisher
deceased, are hereby required to present
the same duly attested before me on ''0i
,qefofe,the 18th day Of June, A, D. 1873,
or be barred. y !: 81 Z LAP
: Those fndebtedto the estate must make
payment at once, or suit will be entered
against them, -, =. -. =. ...,.
= AMAZIAH NJ. FISHER, Admir-,
l. '''" P. O. Level Land, A. c., s. c.,
March -, 1873, Asst ..,s 70 ..@ 80