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S702.
DARTSH COURT, 81. LANDRY.-WHEREAs,
James IA. White, 0f The Parish af ST, Landry,
has applied hg hispetitioustu be apuointeH nd
IuiHisEratOT OF the estate of Benjamin II. White,
decaased, late OF the Parish 0f 81. Iaadry:
| Therefore, my person Mtead5htg to- make OPP
pofltion 30 sasd aIspointfnent VII ile thc same
IN writing m Iny03Hee, m The town gf OUeiUasas,
within ten DAYS from fhe presentlptiees
VI. A..RORERTSON, Clerk.
amccesal6a do Baa5alaln il. Whise@Ne.
8792.
n0uR DE PARou LAEnRy,-AT-
sendn DUE James u. finite, de la Paroisse
y Landry aat p~EeasltS ine petltton d relet
IU&tRe mnnaIa& administrator de- IA succession
De Benjasnin r White d6Ced6, disbursement a.
To dite parnisses
En annseqneneessagf est par Ie present Hnnn6
anx iHteresseH dams cette succession dIavOEr a
aesl1lTe par ecrtt q mon bureau dams les dix
H50uNs qnisnINrazt aaSdate Ia pnAsezzA aEIS.s aHs
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serait pas fait ARkait ala aa1aNnzn de La dite p6ti-
zion. IN. A~R0BERTSON, Greficr.
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N0THCE-THEsUCCEss WHICHIHAVE
AW obtained and which / am obtaining every
day in the treatment of engagement OF the
liver and melt, induces me to notify all persons
affected IN this way that I can be consulted at
my residence, at the west entrance of Old
Grand Prairie, aboutsix miles from Washington;
or at Trainor's hotel, Washington. daily from 9
to IL O'Clock NJ. .- DIR. ROBERT.
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SADDLES AND HARNESA:-RE-
- mOyal-The undersigned has removed from
his old stand on Main street, Opelousas, to
the Varieties Theatre building on the same
street. He has also recently returned from New
Orleans, with a new lot of materials for the
making, and repairing Of saddles and harness.
Saddles, Brides, Harness, DC, always on hand,
and made to order viii dispatch and in a work
ness. Saddle Trees also on hand, from which Sc
~lectiuns can be made.
GEO. PULFORD,
May 27-tf. Varieties Building, Opelousas.
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ANS AL PUELHG~BUREAU DU Re.
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public qn'Hs sent p&par6saa ne charger de tOntes
affaires legales, n0tarlelles ct ~dtencanteurs
xonfes sUcceSsi0ns ser0nt e8fglaitcs u charges
~raisoAnanles, les soussigaess pOuyant payer at,
1ealti8n aux aHaires legales, notarielEeset den
eaTIte4Irs qdf sly Hent.-0n d~ressersi ct passera
lcs aetes nOtafdels apportes 4 ee bureaaA aux prix
dea atatRes mgTaires, ct fenPegistrenent ge fera
E0kacharges.
JAMES M.THOMPsON. Rceordeur.
JOHN y. oGBENsA pocat.
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IN0TEGE no THE RUEBHEG.-RE.
lZ ceEaeRss0 Office, Parish of st. Lantlry-The
Undersigned, James nc. Thompson. Recorder.
and JolaA N Ogden. Attorney at Law, would
respectfully notify b public that they are pre-
pared to take BhargesoY any Law business. No
tarE business and auctI0neenb business. Thatall
business brolghtto this office win be attended
to promptly and mt Il reasonable charge All
akeGessb0n husinessEwiIl be ATTENDED to On reaB-
enable TERMS as the undersigned can attend to
the Law, Notaryand Ancfioneerwo rk connected
with Ale#same. N0tarial acts brought to- this
-0f1ee Kill be drawn and passed ri 1hesaM price
with other N0tartes. and the recording win be
free ofclarges
JAS. M.TH0MPs0Es Recorder.
JOHN N. OGDEN. Atty at Law
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AW ACKNOWLEDGMENT ugDER-
M signed having entered into an association
Tor the practice Of Law, under the style Of Smith
q Tarltont viii. practice law in the parish Of st.
LaIqFy aIG neighbnring parishes. Prompt and
strict attention WIN be given To- all business con-
nded to them Office at Grand Ceteau.
s JOHN #. HMITH
1eb 6-tf b. d. TARLTON.
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NOTECE-I TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
EN uouncing to the people of this parish that
I am agent for the following books wild Life
in the Far West" and Adventures and ,Discoy-
cries of d.. David Livingstone, and the Herald
Stanley Expedition"
hi above works will be found highly instruct
ing and interesting, and viii be furnished by me
nov 2s-tf JAMES N. DAVIS. Agent.
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And buy your groceries there. Iii dealing with
him you will save enough during one year. on
account of thB difference in price and quality to
pay your taxes.
Supplies of the best flour, warranted 10 De as
represented. and taken back ii it docs not give
satisfaction. The proprietor has had great ex-
perlenee with -four, and is a competent judge
OF the article. All kinds Of groceries received
by every boat, and always on hand.
Prices moderate TO suit the times.
Tan p.-Iy # -n" @<-&a#a~
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CARRIAGE SHOP.-THANKFUL FOR
u the patPOnag e herefoforeextended me by the
citizens of St. Landry, I solicit further contin.
natiOn of their fayors, and beg leave to inform
them that / will always be ready to aceoInlne.
date them in any branch Of my business. at
reasonable prices, for cash only.
All work hereafter, if not paid for on delivery,
will be charged ten per cent. additional, for i'm.
mediate collection.
/ have ON hand hacks and buggies, which /
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. S. T. CLARK.
ODelOuSas, Jan, 10, 1s72-tf,
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.on In regard to ireights.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August O.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet, firmer. No.
| spring 81 OBJ; No Q, 900 spot; 0Si csel.
Ter August; No. 8, 94a94tc; rejected IS
Corn-Opened higher closed rather easier:
No. 2 mixed 66Sc, closed 6GRc, bid spot
seller august and September rejected
65tc. Oats-AcIive, closed easier; No. 2
4Otc spot 409c bid seller August; $751; eel
Ter September: Rye-Demand fair and
market firm; No. 73a74c. Barley
Active and higher; 94ca96c closing out
side. Pork-Dull $s9 5Os$28 rs. Lard
Active; 143ca16c spot seller Sept. Bulk
Mests-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Csc.
On call board this P. N. Wheat closed
at 97tc seller August; 94tc seller SEPT.
Corn-66ic seller August and September
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NEW York, August 2O-Cotton-
Weak and irregular at 173al7Ec. Flour
Dull and only a limited export and
home trade inquiry; superfiue western
"a 9Oa5 20; common TO good SIS 20a6 70:
good to choice IS 75a6 90 Wheat
Market heavy and lower at 81 21Is1 %
ior No. 2 Chicago; 81 29s1 25i for No. 2
Minnesota; 81 25a1 26f Tor No. Q Mil.
waukee. Rye-Quiet at 95ca$1 OF. Bar
ley-Nouinal. Malt-Quiet and heavy,
Corn-Scarcely 90 active and shade
easier at 6laSlici for western mixed and
yellow western. OGts-Firmer and more
active st4Sa53ic for new mixed western;
50a58c for new white western. Hay
Steady. Hops-Firm. Cotfee-Quiet,
Sugsr-Firmer at SaS 316 Molasses-
quiet Whisky-Quiet at $103.
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SrATE BoSDs-Dull and steady.
RAILROAD BoNDy--Actlye and strol

RAILROAD BoNDS--Active and strong.
STOCKS Were more active to-day
than at any time during the week. The
market opened firm and prices advanced
t to t. Later there was falling of oil
tat, which was followed by sharp rally
and tho market closed active and strong
at the best prices OF the day. The princi.
pal activity was In Western Union, Lake
Shore, Pacific Mail, Rock Island, North
western, 81. Paul and Union Pacific. The
final dealings were at an advance Of ! to
1 per cent as compared with the early
quotations. Western Union advanced /
per cent, Lake Shore !, Wabash, North
western and 81. Paul Sa9, Quicksilvsr
advanced to 20 for common and S2i bid
for preferred. Total sales 10000 Of
which 4l,0O0 were Western Union, 85,-
900 Pacific Mail, 10000 Lake Shore, ii
Union Pacific, 5000 Rock Island, 1000
Northwestern and 5000 St. Paul.
Col Thos. A, Scott having resigned as
President Of the Atlantic s. Pacific Rail-
road, the new board Of directors to-day
organized by the election of the follow
ing officers: A. PIERCE, President and
General Manager; D. R. Garrison, Of St.
Louis, Vice President, and Clinton B.
Fisk, Secretary and Treasurer. Colonel
Scott, in his letter Of resignation, states
that the Pennsylvania Railroad requires
all his time and attention. ~ 1
Leland Stanford, President OF the
Union Pacific Railroad, recently arrived
in this city from San Francisco, and
since his arrival several conferences have
taken place between the officials Of the
Central Pacific and Union Pacific roads
and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
with view to a more harmonious &C
ton in rppRrd IN Irpi1hfa
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EAST LIBERTY, August 2O.-CATT1E-
Receipts for to-day 800 head; Tor the
week SO far $40 head. Trade has been
good, and would have been better II there
had been more good cattle on hand. The
market is closed for the week, and all
sold out Good SO 00s6 rs; medium IS 90
a5 75; common 81 0044 rs; stockers S. 90
al 90; bulls 81 25A3 so.
Hoos-Receipts for 10 day, 1870 head;
tor the week so far $500 head. Slow
sales and declining. Best heavy 81 75s
8 25; Yorke-s SO 56a7 90.
SnEEr-Receipts for to-day 3,100 head;
for the week 30 iGr 32,700 head. Best
IS 00A5 so; medium "a 25a4 50.
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Positive, Proof
rn sa l 10y
DR.. LONGDON'S SKILL.


Mrs. T. Il. HiGsMS 2!ls Eofr ptreet-DIseAso
OF tue lungs, n,ghtsweais, cough, hectic fever,
emAclAuvn, physical and nervous pFOsIrAtion,
&C, perfectly cured In few weeks,
W. Il sTRiEoER, Tiitonsvlle, O.-Commeue-
ing IN )efcle Of IpngE, severe cough. exhaustive
sTeatS, loss Of Assh and strength, expanslCr OF
chest only half an inch, all the symptoms OF In.
ciptent phthlsiS. after two weeks treatment
the cough and sWe4ts SbIted tho strength In
creased, ave pounds were gained, toe cheet could
bs (xpAndea four inches, and In one month the
cure was complete
HENRY sTLwART, Fnlton-Afthma, broken
down health unable " work. Commenced Or.
Lonkdon's treatment one year ago, has lost bnt
Que days worA since and now enjoys very good
health
JAS. MURRIS, D ,nwood-Heart DIscasc. cured
die. ..... "a -. :
PEGS for consultation, examination, advice
and treatment wi hin the reach Of all
Medicine for all diseases by mail and express
TO all parts Of the county.
NoTE. DR.. LOnguon's Office and residence are
o.. No. 1909 Hoa street (oId 6th), opposite the
Cathedral auls-eod
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TOLEDO, August 2O.-Flour-steady
with moderate demand. Wheat-Duil
and declined &c; white Wabash 81 90;
No. white Michigan 81 2lAl Oil; extra
90 y 20; No. 1 amber Illinois 81 20.
Corn-Active; high mixed zoe; seller Sep.
tember 6Oc; low do G0tc, yellow zoe.
Oats Demand active and prices advauc-
ed No. !, 45c; No. 2, Acc; seller August
4lci seller September Acc; Michigan 42ic.
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Ex-Governor WaTmolh on Grants
Policy and Prospects.


Ex-Governor Warmoth ON Grants
Policy and Prospects.
From the New York World r.
For the past week Ex-Governor War
moth has been stopping at the Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel. Yesterday morning World
reporter obtained his views on the polite.
al situation in Louisiana and the feeling
in the State regarding the third term.
The Ex-Governor conyersed freely on
these topics, He said that he had retired
permanently from politics, and II he could
prevent 1t, no consideration will ever in
duce him TO NEEDLE again with politics in
any manner.
"What is the feeling in your State re-
garding tho third term2 .[ +
Grant, who is undoubtedly candidate
for denomination, will receive The sup
port Of the entire Democracy not only Of
of my Statei but of every State in the
South wherein negroe rule and carpet.
bsggers hold the governmental powers
that Is on condition that he helps them 10
regain the control Of their respective
States"
what do you thiAk Grants platform
will be-" 90 a,u
II don't know. In the South It Is q
matter Of little consequence. All they
want is his assistance in Kidding them
selves Of negro rule, and If he promises
that they Will support him nobonly for q
third term, but Tor fourth and filth term
II necessary"
Are they so partial to Grant as
that?"
ut Is not Partially 10 Grant. The
Southern people don't care the snap Of
their tlngerlwho is. President Of the United
States, or who is In Congress, as long as
the home governments are managed by
themselves"
"What is TO be the Presidents policy
towards the South in the future ?"
His policy will undoubtedly be one Of
cancellation. He will prevent Federal
interference at elections, and when he
does that you may rely that tho State
governments will DO wrested from the
hands Of the corruptiblC set who are now
in power"
What about the civil rights billY"
"Oh Grant is, without question, OPP
posed to that and there he makes q bit
with the Southern people. l have no
doubt that even should that bill pass Con.
gress ho would veto 1t Internationally"
HAS not his opposition 10 civil rights,
and his refusal to send troops 10 carry the
Vicksburg election, created favorable
impression with the Southern Democ-
racy%
"Undoubtedly. It Is looked upon as an
indication Of mis- future policy toward the
South, and II he continues 10 carry It out
he will receive their support. Any other
man who can guarantee what they ask
will be Just as acceptable as Grant. They
have no choice in the matter, and Will
only support tho man who will redeem
their State Governments from the hands
Of the rascAlly carpet.bsggers and en-
groes." au f.1a
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CINCINNATI, August 20. Cotton
Quiet at 1910. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. WheSE- Steady; red 81 05a
l 0s; white 81 1Gal 10. Confirm at
6646Sc. Oats-steady at 43A4Sc. Rye
Steady at $50. Pork-Dull; held at $9S.
Lard-Demand fair and market firm;
summer sold at 14tc. Bulk Meats-De-
mand fair and market firm; shoulders 81;
clear rib 12c; clear nominallY l2ic Bacon
Demand fair and market firm; 9Ha12ta
1870. Whisky-Steady and in moderate
demand at 97c.
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CONNER Al AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. By TELEgRIPH.
New York Money and stoek,.

New York, August 2O.-MoNRY-
2a@i per cent; prime merchant paper 5a7
per cent. A prominent city bank has be-.
gun to send currency to the interior.
STERLING ExcHANdE-Dull at "a s0t
"a 81 for sixty days and "a soia4 30 Tor
sight.
GoID-stroug, opening at 1904, sd-
yancing TO and closing at 1901. Borrow.
Ing rates fiat and ! per cent. The AS
stslant Treasurer disbursed ~ 900. Clear.
inga Sl70OO,OOO. Specie shipments $4OO,.
600. Customs receipts S65OOOO.
GoYRRNMRNTs-Firm.
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BALTIMORE, August 2O.-Flour-Dull
and heavy. Wheat-Weak; No. 9 west.
ern 81 IS. Corn-Nominal. Oats
Firmer; western mixed Assoc; white 81
a6Sc. Rye-Steady at s0AS5c. Hay
Dull and unchanged, Petroleum-Firmer;
crude 4sc. ProyiSions-Firmer. Pork
-$24 90 Bacon-Active; shoulders 10c;
clear ribs 1SsalSic Lard-Dull at l44a
loo. Butter-Steady and unchanged,
CotEee-Nominal. Hams-Steady al l8I
a17c. WhiSky-steady at 81 OF. Bust.
nesa small laf BIS LF-.. ar.H
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NEW YoRK, August 90. Business mod.
erately active IN the package department
and jobbl1g trade better: Tho print mar.
ket Is excited by break in some promi-
nent makes. Cocheco, Manchester, ORR
entail and Hamilton fancy prints are re-
duced to 0ic, but side bands unchanged.
Cotton goods quiet at former prices.
Wool hannels and blankets active,
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2O-Butter-
Firm and In good export demand; for
western choice 2Ga2Sc. Cheese-Flrm;
western reserve l2ial3c. Eggs-Actlve;
western 1sA2lc. Petroleum-Dull; re-
fined 1lci crude in barrels Sc. Flour
Active; Indiana, Ohio and family extra
80 25A6 70. Wheat-DuIl, 81 IS. Corn
800. Whlaky-$l %. 1 +
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BEIMoNT couSTY's proportion OF State
Common School fund for August, 1874, ID
$lO,SoO so, which will be divided proper.
tionately among 1887 children, that be-
ing the number OF scholars in Belmont
county. ofthis number Of children Bell
aire has 1877, Martins Ferry us, Bridge.
port 500, GAINESVILLE 200, ST. Clalrsville
Ssl, Rlchland TIP. 1859. -, 4,
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You lave rot into trouble procure AZ onee A
package OF the SamarltAH's GIT, use o. directed
and you VIII be oil right In thee or four dR1s,
Tho trouble when taken in time Is eIsily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the quAck il
visited and he gives his course OF Balsam Co.
pablo, then very often serious complications
Hise WHICH ptolong the disease for weeks, per.
Another lallaey is, in persons trying to save q
rev cents, dabble 10 cheap drugs, which % dis.
order and he<en tho r,omach that almost death
Itself would DO relief. BAmaritan's aift Wili
cure every time, With no moro unpleasant
than II tho uoub had not existed at all.
Male packages, 50: Female, IS, Sent BY mail
20 any address. DESMOND 4 CO., Proprletors,
o16 Race street PhIlAdephia. ~
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gpItssburEh Petroleum.

PITTsBuRaH, August 20.-Petroleum-
Crude quiet at 75A77ic 81 the wells' 02ic
Of the river OF Parkers. Refined not
quoted. ti.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August 20. - Wheat
Dull, 81 GOAL IL. Corn-Firm, 7Oa74c,
Oats Unchanged. Petroleum - Firm;
standard white 9ia10c; Ohio State test 10
1850 deg. l3c. -, -
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Insurance,
Franklin Insurance Co.,
WHEELING, W. VA.

oFFIoERs.
GEO. MsNDHL, President
j. n. VANCE, Vice-Presldent.
"A. L. WILEY, Secretary.
!, H. WILLIAMS, Asst Sec, and TT.
JOHN DisHgr' dcn'l Agent and AdIuSter,
DRICTOAs.
1--WE ~ R AGA%pS,l Th9O ?. shGllcrotS.
II. Reilly. Geo HsnSSi
John Il. Hobbs, [. q Rt,HI'
Geo. b. Caldwell, 40.
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Peabody Insurance Go.
WHEELING, W. VA.
Cash Capital. ........ .sloo. ooo.oo.

This Company having been In gueeeesful oner.
alton for i've years Is prepared 70 take rIsfs Al
9lr raiee on Buildings Of all kinds. Merchandise,
Manufacturing establishments, FurnItnro Az ~
boats, and CArRoes on the Western RiVers ana
Lakes; also 10 issue perpetual policies on DvrIl.
lngS and Stores. This COMPANY being comnoS.
cd mostly Of our leading business mon reeono.
mende Itself 70 tho favorable eonSideTation Of
me Isuhg pubic, and soliCits their patronage,
lS01 Market street. = ~ t'"'
WI, BAILEY, President. .. ....
ALoNzo LoRINa, Vice Presieoul
n. o. ARTHUR, Secretary.
J. v. L. ROGERS, Assistant seerr.,r,
LEWIS BAILEY. Cashier: ,.s7
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Arrival, and Departures Of Nails.


NAILS DUE An NLILs CloSl A. n. .
River, Ag't. % O0lWh'R 10 Bait. way g. 10
Coi. and Ind WAY. Is SSH. Y, PhiiS. ..,..ll0
llOmpaeld way. .. $50 Bait b Wash. d. o.. 40
BALTIC. 70 Wig WAY. 8 SOL WellB'g and eteub. 300
n. Y, PhlrA, &C., g. sol Wells. 10 Wig way 300
hOrristOwn way. 10 90 Wells. 70 Cley. way, 90
COL, ZAupS.. Bell 10 30 lClOYo., Pittsg.,. g. 90
Gin, Ind BArualO 10 30 Panh AudlO way. d. 500
Chic, Louis Gam, 10 ~ Washington, Pa. 80 Is
c " AWAY Ciev. l06 0 Wig TO Col. way. ITO
MI Pleasant, IDOL Fan, Ind, II. LouII7,i
Pitts. StcubcnVIllG II 30lChic Gin, Col. .fiO
Wclab'g,P. Cont: i 80 Cambridge Bus. :. $50
Ag't Pitts. 70 Wh'Gll9QI Graft: and Par. way 8 Is
West liberty. .ll,3D RIVER NAIL .". !. 10 %
Gran. & Park. way, solwh's TO wells wayii o o
KAnAwhA @. H.. 60iCleye., Pitts Il O6
Col. TO Wh'gWay.. 6.00lBOstor IL O6
chicago ..'....u"...bU Ol west Liberty, 180
~ Louis ,i.....".6 % Nj Pleasant. ...... . 90
DiytoQ. !. s.."..sb 0Ol hofriAtown way. 100
ColumbuD,a q DOL U empaeld way =. 80 %
lanesVille. 00l Bel'f ,BAHug ,Caub 3. IS
Cincinnati. ......... 800 Wig 20 Bait. way. S.a5
1. Agt.........6 90 Now York, Phi.A"..S'S
BcllAire, 90 Cleveland. 90
Glove. 70 Wells.way6 Is ZGncs., Ind, 81 LIS 8 90
Cleveland. .....,... @ 45tChicago, Dayton. 500
fltbhufR. ......."bSolLh Agt,OW '0h.
New York. ..."."6to Agt.... .......,eQ0
bteubenVlle.. .S... to!COl. . mo. hgt...6 %
Washington City. 10 S0INewstk, Col. ......9 90
Baltimore. 1850 Louisville. 80. ...e.e0
lClnclnnAu. ......".o.00
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RR,ARRRsTRD,

Peter D. Morgan, who was murdered
by Bnshkirk In 1870, was married man.
Besides being the seducer Of Bushklrk's
vile he was also, therefore, unfaithlul to
his marriage VOWS. His vile was quito
young and pretty, and as mountain beauty
was the rivyl Of Mrs. Bushkitk in their
maiden days This rivalry, which had a
cessation during their early married life
was renewed when the one was A prass
widow 10y the deeertion Of her husbsndS.
the other widow indeed. Both Of them