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Democratic County Convention

At meeting of the Democratic
County Central Committee held on Sat
arday, the sth day of February, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
ResolUed, That Popular Vote Con-
venton he held at the several voting pla-
ces in the county, on Saturday, the 18th
day of March, lS73to put in nomination
a Delegate to the Constitutional Conven-
ton. As
Resolucd, That the pnll-books be re-
turned to Woodsfield on Monday, March
II, and the candidate having the highest
number ofvotes he declared the nominee
Resolred, That the Judges receive no
ballots except those Of Democrats.
County dominating Convention.
The following resolutions were pre-.
sented and adopted:
Resolued, That the democratic voters
of Monroe are requested to meet at Their
hsual places of holding elections, in each
township, on Monday, the 7th day oi
April, 1878, to nominate by ballot, the
following officers:
One Representative,
" County Auditor.
=" " Treasurer,
Clerk,
&" Prosecuting Attorney;
+" Sheriff,
Commissioner,
q" In6rmary Director
" Coroner,
And one Central Committeeman TO
each township.
Resolred, That the Central Committee
man return the poll books to Woodsfeld
on Tuesday, The Sth day of April, 1873
for the purpose of counting the votes cas-
and declaring the nominees.
Resolced, That none but Democrats b'
permitted to vote in the Convention.
There Being no further business tn
Convention adjourned sine die.
JAMES GOURLEY, Chm.
AUGUST MYER, Secretary.
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EThere is imminent danger of an
extra session of Congress, after ALL
What with the Pomeroy, Caldwell, and
the Credit Mobilier culprits, both bran
ches of Congress are sure to have sc
much to talk about that some OF the
important Appropriation bills will fail
We are relieved, however, to learn thai
the President will not call an extra sess
ion-should one be needed--until Mid
summer. If Congress is human, it vii
pass the Appropriation bills asked fol
and escape from the heated capital al
soon as possible. .tof
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S EE Six Republicans voted with the
Democratic side of the House, on the
Goth ult., in favor of instructing the
judiciary Committee to bring articles
of impeachment against Vice-President
Colfax This gave the Vice-2resiGent a
very narrow escape. as there were only
four votes to spare A less pointed
reference of the case to the Judiciary
Committee was subsequently ordered
without division of the House. What
ever may be thought of the abstract
merits of the question. an impeachment
of any civil officer by this Congress,
which has only few days to live, may
be reckoned among the impossiblities
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Friday. the
IN 7th day of March, 1873, at the Office of the
Probate Judge of Monroe county, Ohio, the
undersigned as Assignee of A. r. Phillips &
Bro, will declare dividend amongst the cred.
itors to be paid out of the assets collected ap
plicable to such purpose and that said dividend
will be payable on and after Saturday, March
8, 1873, at the Monroe County Bank, in Woods.
field, Ohio. GEO. W. MASON,
.a3 s. Assignee of A. R. Phillips q Bro.
March 4, 1S73-wl.
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~ HCongressman SYPHER, of Louisi-
ana, is to undergo the tortures of an in.
vestieation into the validity of his elec-
lion. The evidence before the Louisiana
Investigating Committee, appointed by
the Senate, proves him an unmitigated
scoundrel. He was defeated by nearly
1000 votes, but by forging returns and
producing lying affidavits, he succeeded
in obtaining the certificate from his con-
federates in crime, now governing the
State by the aid of bsse frauds and
. eGRAsr's bayonets.
h ~ The ? P,rtsmouth IN. Il, J Times
complains that "Cash rules the party now
in power. Cash is the great moral idea
Cash has carried the elections in this
State Cash controls the caucuses of the
|. party, Cash elects United States Sena-
! tors. Cash carried the Maine election
Hast September. Cash was the great
moral idea that swept Pennsylvania last
October" And it says the Democratic
: party OF that State stands arrayed against
sit ; that s'its platform says Cash shall not
rule" We are not quite clear about
this-as between cash and credit--cash
is TO be preferred = particularly if the
credit is-Mobi!ier.
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re- CoLrAx, by his frequent demands
and explanations of participation in the
Credit Mobilier swindle, has placed him.
self in exactly the same position Par
rERsox occupies. He held the stock,
received the dividends, denied both, eH
planned, then called members of. bis
household to swear that MIR. NEsBITT, oi
New York, presented him with a 81 ,O0C
bill, and finally flattened out by the pitt
ful whine that AMEs was had man.
Granted. Is CoLFAx whit better?
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a. SHERIFF'S SALE.
Christopher Kindelberger
Jacob Pfalzgraf ct al.


DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
- from the court Of common pleas of Mon
roe county. Ohio, will offer tor sale at the
front door of the court house in the town of
Wsodsfeld, between the hours Of ten o'clock
.. m. and four O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 5th day of April 1873,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
lst-The south halt of the northeast quar-
ter of section seven, in township six and
range six, containing eighty acres more or
less, Of, which is erected a steam and water
Touring and saw mill.
adAThe one undivided thirteenth part OF
the east half of the east half Of the north
east quarter of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton three township seven Of range seven,
containing twenty acres, also the north halt
of the northeast qusrter VI section, township
and range aforesaid, containing eighty acres
more or less; and also apart of the southeast
quarter OF section four, township and range
aforesaid, containing sixty acres ,,more or less,
in all one hundred and sixty acres, subject to
the life estate of Elizabeth Pfalsgraf widow
Of Michael Pfalzgraf, deceased.
Appraised, lst tract at
I'd .0
GEORGE CALDWELL,
mch4,'73w5. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
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from the Marietta Register, February Goth

From the Marietta Register, February Goth
Thirteen years ago, this winter, Lew
is Mason and Samuel Barnes caught a
large gray fox, near Lowell, in this
county; they tied him with rope, first
having placed leather strap around
his neck. This rope Mr.. Fox gna~ed
off and made his escape. This winter
the same parties recaptured their fox,
and, strange to state, he had on his
neck the same identical strap which they
placed there thirteen years before =
They slaughtered their game, this time,
to make sure of him
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The Interest Laws.

The Editor OF the Marietta Register,
in that paper Of the goth ult., presented
his views of interest and what per cent
money should command, and closed his
article in this wise:
"What is it WORTH Plainly what a
mans economy, tact, industry and a
fair amount of enterprise will allow him
to pay and succeed. Then ! may be
able to pay not more than six per cent.
while my neighbor may, a superior bu-
siness man, pay twelve II this is cor
rect r, asoniug it shows that there is no
fixed value to money, and there should,
therefore, he no law saving money is
worth six only, and you shall take no
more"
That is not correct reasoning. The
money lender, under a free trade law,
would not be likely to say to B: Il am
charging A, a superior business man
II per cent; bat as your business is moi
so lucrative, you can liNve all the mon.
ey you require at 8 percent" bat would
exact from both the last penny for the
accommodation" as loaning money is
termed now days.
The people should be protected from
these sharks aud not placed in theil
power. The present law answers the
purpose very we'll, the legal rate being
six per cent and no higher than eight
under contract. The best proof that
this is wise enactment is the fact that
the n ational Bankers and other money
lenders, are at Columbus, in full force
nrging the House to pass the Senate
free trade bill. We trust thatsbody viii
exhibit its wisdom by defeating the
measure.
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weedsfleld March 4. 1878.
~ Muskingum county is to have
new Court House costing 100000,

EAdvices from Spain are that thir-
,ty-two Colonels and forty Lieutenant
Cplonels Of Artillery of the Regular
Army have resigned. They are opposed
to the Republic.
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wA meutionable old LADY died in

wA mentionable old lady died in
Newbury2ort. Mass, this week. This
WAS Mrs. Abigail D. Cook. She died
on the 73d anniversary of her wedding
and in the same room in which she was
married. Singularly enough her age is
not given, but she was one of the choiI
which sang at the welcome to Genera
Washington on his visit to Newbury'
port, and she also sang at the commem'
orative services on the occasion of the
Generals death. She was the mother
of nine children, and for sixty five years
q member of the church. She is said
to have been very handsome woman
in her prime, and she retained her
sprightliness to the last. ,a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-03-04

Judge CowEN, OF St. Clairsville
has Seen nominated by the Republicans
of Belmont County, as their candidate
sfor Delegate to the Constitutional Con-
yention. The Judge is an able lawyer,
snd, il elected, would make an excellent
member.
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vMr. j. WHALEN FRAslER, of
Barnesvi.le, an aged and respected ci,i-
zen, died on the goth nit.

SCongress may whitesash WILSON,
CoLFAx, BINGHAx, KELLEY, ScHoEFKLD,
GARFIELD, ALLISON, PATTERSON and
Others of its swindlers, but the people
will scrape the whitewash Off and find
beneath the jacket Of each one, a Credit
Mobiiier Swindle-14o per cent in six
months to vote millions TO aid the
Union Pacific Railroad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-03-04

With hardly an exception the Admins
tration press declares that the greatest
sin in the Credit Mobilier business was
not so much in receiving the seductive
stock, but in denying that reception. The
Providence journal calls this "an aston
ishing failure in veracity,' but it neverthe-
less commends the Poland report VII th
says nothing about it. But then, it was a
campaign SANDER when they denied it,
which Of course alters the case.
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n The Pacific Mail Subsidy is TO be
investigated by the present high tened
Radical Congress. About $4,000, 600
we're spent in. getting the subsidy
through. How many Congressman sold
their votesi Let their names, and the
amounts received. be given TO the world
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-03-04

EgThe famous Jumel estate case
has come to an end at last. The plain
Tiff, George Washington Bowen, claimed
the estate on the ground that he was an
illegitimate son of Madame Jumel, de-
ceased. The Court held that Madame
.Tumel had only life interest in the es-
tate; and the jury decided that this view
was correct, and that, furthermore,
Bowen had not established his claim to
being the offspring of Madame Jumel
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-03-04

"a ~ Investigation upon investigation
has been the order at Washington this
Winter Almost every leader in the
Radical party has been proven guilty OF
bribery or perjury, and the work has only
just fairly commenced. The Radical
party is in . bad condition; corruption is
the meat it feeds upon, to the disgust Of
the rank and file. The people will not
fellow the lead of thieves and swindlers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-03-04

ED. SPIRIT: Please announce ALEX
ANDER BUCHANAN, of Summit township, as a
candidate for County Treasurer; subject to the
decision of the Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES
DcusHERrY, Of Washington township, as .
candidate for sheriff; subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DRNocRAys.
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ED. SPIRIT: Please announce SAMUEL
GRoUx, of Malaga township, as q candidate
for Sheriff: subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic county Convention. aai
Is MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ED, SPIRIT: Please announce THOMAS
o. LITTLE, of Center township, the present
Deputy Sheriff, as candidate for Sheriff; sub.
ject to the decision of the Democratic county
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed SPIRIT: Please announce JOHN
GAToHELI, of Washington township, as can
didate for County Treasurer; subject to the de-
oision of the Democratic county Convention,
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce W. 4. Nor
RIs, of Center township, as candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the
Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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Ed. SPIRIr: Please announce SIMON
DoRR, of Center township, as a candidate for
County Treasurer; subject to the decision OF
the Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS !.
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce GEORGE W
CARRoTHERs of Center township, as candi
date for Sheriff; subject to the decision of th'
Democratic county Convention.
f MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce LOUIS SToEHR
of Salem township. as a candidate for County
Treasurer; subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic county Convention.
Many DEMOCRATS
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ROBERT HUTcHINsoN's HEIRS,

THR hrst partial settlement account Of
i VIM Melott, Guardian Of Robert Hutch.
insou's heirs, will be for hearing March ~
1878. .ts' - e.
JAS R. MORRIS,
mob4,'7SwS, Probate Judge N. CO.
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Legal Notice.
Sarah E. Huchison, Adm'x of Levi D
Huchison, decd.
vs..
John NJ. Huchison and others.

VTOU are hereby informed that on the LIST
! day of March, 1873, said Administrative
fled her petition in the Probate Court oi
Monroe county, Ohio, the object and prayer
of which petition is to obtain an order in the
said Probate Court, on the Sd day of April,
1873, for the assignment of the dover oi
Sarah Z. Huchison. the widow of the said
Levi D. Hutchisen, deceased. and for the sale
of the following real estate, of which the
said Levi D Hutchison died seized, to wit:
The northeast conner west half northeast
quarter of section twenty-five, township I've
Of range five, containing one-half acre; also
the northeast quarter of the southwest qaar.
ter Of section twenty one. township Eve Of
range hve, containing forty acres and
forty-six hundredths of an sore, situated in
Monroe county, Ohio
SARAH 3. HU Gibson,
mch4,'73td. Administratrix.
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SHERIFF,

ED. SPIRIT: Please announce WILL
LIAM s. LYNCH, of Center township. as can
didate for Sheriff subject to the decision of the
Democratic county Convention. asa
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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"To LrGRANp LOCKWOOD. ESQ /"

~ LE1hAND LoChNoOD, Esq
A clear attempt to levy black mail
for services as lobbyist, and that while
holding the position of United States
Judge! Let not the SHERMAN influence
shield this judicial rogue from just pun
ishment. Impeachment is what he de
serves, and ought to have meted out to
him. But We suppose the Administra-
ton will irstl uct its henchmen in Con-
gress 10 apply heavy coat Of white
wash and then let him go. Whitewash
is the Administration antidole for per-
jury. bribery. Matchmaking and all otl-
Ell political and moral errors.
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COMMISSIONER.

Ed. SPIRIT: A nDouuce EDWARD OKEY,
Of Franklin township. IS candidate for
County Commissioner; subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ED.,SPIRIr: Announce GEO. 8 ALdEo,
of Benton township.as a candidate Cor Coun-
ty Commissioner; subject to the decision OF
the Democratic County Convention, ,-~4e-s.,ss
- = MANY DsMoeRAfs
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AUDITOR.
CLERK.
TREASURER,

Ed SPIRIT: Please announce JOHN
MALLORY, of Salem township, as a candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer; subject to
the decision of the Democratic county Conven-
tion. a MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Another lslack sheen.

Judge C. I. SHERMAN of the United
States District Court in Northern Ohio,
took hand ito influence Congress to
repeal the stock. k.brokers' tax for which
service he was to receive fee of &c.
600 from LOCKWOOD q Co., of New
York. They failed to come down with
the stamps, and the Judge wrote them
as follows:
"The acknowledgment OF the services
by contract is what / especially desire,
and that is satisfactory. All that do
claim is that the money be paid in a
reasonable time. Please pay some at
tention to it, as you have heretofore SO
kindly done, and when the money is
paid and credited to me ON the books
of your house, advise me-"
Is not this nice letter to come from
a Federal Judge to President o: .
Board of Brokers about. matter oil
legislation in which they were interest
ed? The misfortune was that the mon
ey was not paid Sin a reasonable tirne,'
and, as consequence, came the follow
ing threatening letter: from the Judge
| "CLEvELAND, JAM 30, 1878.
DEAR SIR: have ABOUT come tc
the conclusion that YOU Basc been un
| successful in hrinuinp those nartips tC
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4 N N O i N C E NJ E n T S

Announcing names ef candidates SO
each; tickets, 50 per thousand
sNr Announcements and tickets must be
paid for IN adUance.
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ED SPIkIT: Announce JOSEPH MY.
ERs, of Green township. as = candidate FOR
Sheriff SUBJECT to the decision Of the Demo
cratic County Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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WASHINGTON Feb. 22.-The folio wing
proclamation has been made public to
pjuhf.
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E4Mipagc q Charlton.
PATENTE DE WASHINGTON.
lVA. r. N. ERIGNAC avcr,it

messieurs les habiran,s dc la paroisse
S,int-Jacqnes Ell dcs an,res patoi>ses qn'il
wien, de r%ecevoir unc pa'enie de Washing
ton. ponr fqmipoge d cha,bon, ct quill est
pret, sur Ienr demande, a mon'er lie dit
fquipage a des prir moitrts ct dams IN
temps Tres court. v a economic de
200 pour 100 sur lie combnsiihIe avcc lie
nonvrl t~qnipnge de NJ. I. NJ. Brignac.
S'adfesscr a NJ. F. NJ. Brisnac, 81.
james, Long-Vem p. o.
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Crescent Store,
Tenn par Gu. GaudiM
A LA POINTE DIT COLLEGE,
A LA PoINTE Du COLLEGE,

10
lie macasin de NJ. c. GAuDlN est Pun des
discs, solvent renouvelscs, grace i IN pro'np,
econIement, sont dune grande IariG6.
Narclandises Observation-Disclosures
de ,onte .or,cs-VinS, Liquors, WhiskeyS. c'c.
-Produits de l'oucst-Ohjets indi>pensables
an mme ct i Ia cnnsommation, ct de
bonnie qnalIte,-on tronve tout &c qui es,
neceSSaire au CRESCENT STORE.
PriX modtris ct conscicucieux.
Une Jontaine d Soda, avec les meillenrS
sirop>, est anneXee an masasin de NJ. {
Gaudin.
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Alclicr dc TOnnclcric,
r.. j. Gebclin,
Paroisse 81 Jacques, Rire GaucAe,
pres de lhabiiuti0n ScAephard.

NJ. J. GEBEL1N Went d'ouyrir, a cote de
son masas'n, IN ahlier de tonne'!erie pour
boucauiS Ell barilS.
II est en- me>urc de r%ipondrc anx ordres do
NM. les p'an,eurs ct lubricants de sncre.
II appel'e aussi l'a,,en,ion des habi,an,s
sur son STORE, STORE parfailement a%ssor,i,
ct renomrne pour ses prix moleres.
-S'alressc direc,cment a NJ. J.. Gebelin
on a J. Gebelin, Ling. view P, o. S,.James.
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Dernieres Nourellcs
10

Terrible confusion en- Espagne! lie
d,apsau ronge ne floite plus sur Carthagene,
mails on s'attend D IN sanglant combat naval
dams le port. A Malaga, il y a bataiils dams les
vues. Les insnre6s ont s,,aqn6 Seville. Les
insnrges de valence paraissent disposes d Sc
Yendre. Los Carlistes Sc c%oncentrent devant
Lograno. L. clerg6 espagnol Sc refugis en-
France.
lie cholera fat DIES ravages d Vienne.
-Mac.Mahon a envoy1 I'M message
PAssemblse, qu'il proroge. II declare Qn'i
ponrsnivra la p~olitique indiq"ee par les votes
r4pe,es et unanimes de pAssemb'9e. II re
pond esalement du maintien de l'ordre.
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Ct ). AAHNNN1,
Sr-JACQUEs, RIVE GAUCHE,
Pres d. College Jefferson.
81 mai-7O.
St. James Emporium Store.
PAS DE-
Concurrence POssiblc!l

fOSelO1c
M.. J.. TEussuER inform. 3.
nombrense clientele Ell lie pnblic en- genera,
quill u %ton]onrs dans son magasin, Onlse son
grand assortment de marclandises saches,
%'cnjonrs frnis ct solvent renonveIe, Ie Stock lie
Plus varie tie
Clanssures, Chnpel'erie, Bonneterie, Merce-
rie, Pn,fumcrie, Phnrmac,e. Quinca;llerie,
F%crblamsric, Vaissehe, Selerie, Groceries,
Conserres, ConGseric, Wins e Liqueurs,
Tabars souS ,outss les formes.
II engage les Danes de Ia %paroisse Saint.
Jacques ct des paroisscs voisines A venir
visi,er ses articles de Fantastic pour Robes de
han,e Noureoutt, Ganierie, Broderie, Den'elles,
|dlensiennes. ct %antre>, Cols brodis de ,ous
genres; Rnbans. FIeurs ar,ifcielles, Parures
pour marriages, Balls ct premiere Communion.
I'm Sc Dormant Ia pcine dc fairc nne visiie All
dit magasin, elIeS Sc c0nralnctont d'elles-
mames, que MULE part mienx one Ia on ne
,ronvc IN plus bean ciIoix de Marchandises
B%lanchcS, ,rIle que:
Mo"sseline suisse, Mnl mnl, Nnnsonr,
Brilan,ds, Brocorts, Piqhis, Mouss. lines,
Br'n, i'll ct Bobina pour mnns,iqnaires.
GRAND ASSORTlN ENT
De Garnitures pour Robes!
u ia't amsSi SAVIOR aux marchands ct Iabi-
a "";T u. g 'rr.".I'e 10 nes pa1o'sseS s''s,1e,
"" - "S.nt . !" mason ,oln"a y
Bop'tons de Get etabIi<sement jns'emen,
celebre dams tons les E,a,s-Unis. II defe ron,e
Concurrence pour In qualila ct lie bon march6
de &c pr"!nit pornlair".
SO Barils de Whiskey ct Bourbon de
ChoiX en- dfbnrgucmeW du jain Klgour
de Cincinnati.
II es, anssi agent dc Ia maison limbs, Niger
g. Fusz Dc S'.Louis, pour Ia ven,e de lenrs
farineS de choix pour families, DIES marques
~reuommaeS. Ia CourGnne, Iiriomphe, 81. Charles
Star, Pacific Star, Refine blanche, Collins
Franklin, Terrific. ct an'res.
recoi, rignliercmen, ,on,es Ice semaines
d. forts envois lie St.Lnnis, Louisville e, Gin.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-08-02
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NJ. Heating, Civil Engineer and Parish
Surveyor, is prepared to attend to the survey.
ing and division of land and to drawings
and calculations of every description.
NJ. Heating has been regularly educated
in the profession Of Typographical Engineer
and Land Surveyor; has had more than thirty
years experience in its manifold departments;
md is duly commissioned by the legitimate
Governor Of Louisiana-Gov. Nc. Emery.
College Point,
Pa. St. James, June 6, 1879.