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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

Police CoURT, YEsTERDAY.-The Poilce
Justice on yesterday sent the following par
ties on 10 the grand jury for indictment;
Louis Williams, Anderson Scott, ahu
Thomas Carter, three small colored urcnins,
charged with disturbing the congregation
worshipping ut the synagogue on Mayo near
B.oad street.
William Jackson (col ,red), charged with
keeping a disorderly house, Where persons
cougregatc for tue purpose OF gaming VIII
cards. go,
The following were fined: Eugene Smith,
drunk, 81; William Collins, drunk, - henTy
House, drunk and interfering with persons
in the street, 81 John Ii. Leamau. DIR un6
and disorderly, $3.50; William FL. Bibb (co
lored). drank IND using improper language
In the street, 81.
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The fo'bwiDg is o summary Of the supr
tendents' reports for September

No report from Oregon aud Nicholson
Street schools.
The next regular meeting will be held at
Manchester Methodist church.
A special meeting OF the Society will be
held at the German-Mission church on the
nth Sunday in this month, ~
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REGIsrRATIoN.-A meeting Of the regis.
trars will be held at 10 O'Clock this morning,
at Conservative headquarters, NJ. 1908 Main
street, 10 consider the time for holding the
registration, SIS some ference OF opinion
has arisen in regard to the particular days
upon which registration is TO re held.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

DEPEND UPON 1T, MOTHERS. MRS. WIHsLo'1's Q
SOOTHING SYRUP, for all diseases Of childf-a. is
sure remedy. II has stood the tesl of tn.fy years.
and never known 10 FAIL regniales ne sioinasn
~ howels corrects acdity, and cu.es windecolic;
nroduces natural, quiet sssp By r:iieyug ,hs chile
from paine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

CHARGED WITH RgcEivISG MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRETENcgs s.-John Miller, coioEed
barber, sged tnirty.three years, was arrested
Yesterday, charged wi'h obtaining eloo D;
f,lsa preieuce from james Okee!e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

have analyzea the Wbiskey known under ths
brand of "B SELECT, "coutroled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUSE OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend Its use loy medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. b. MCCAw, Nd,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

GENERAL BARTLETT DECLlNEs.-General w.
II. B,uic /, president OF the Powhatnn Iron
Company, who was recently nom'hated by
the Democrats of Massachusetts for the posi-
ton of Acknowledgements, has declined the
nomination,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

FROM DRCGslsEs.-There Is 10 ease Of dyspep--
sla that GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will not cure.
Go to your druggist and irquire for 1t. II You
suffer from costveness, sick headache, sour sto-l
mach, Indigestion; liver complaint, arrangement,
of the stomach CT liver. try II. Two three doses.
will relieve you. Sample bottles, 1 cents. '"" =
PURCELL, LADn,& Co., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

Re THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCuLA-
TION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

LADIES, USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. Ivs
the best nd cheapest perfume In America. Soldby
dru sgisss and fancy stores genesally. POKE Mr.
LER & ca, agents, = ,.-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

fhopRssoR N. v. b. FRAME, from Baltimore.
ris arrive In This city October l2ih to open arst-
GLASS Dancing Academy for misses and masters.
Notice aaFer'isen In this paper Thursday, Osto-
fkr 14Iss. - 49,
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yenablc- Street schUol seven, and the Clay-street
school one.
The President, in behalf of the Executive
Committee, presented report Of the haan'
cial condition OF the Association, STATING
that the present Indebtedness was some
$1,000. ,. =.
+. R. Gwathrney, Esq, superintendent OF
the Clay-Street Mission school, gave very
gratifying exhibit of the origin and progress
of that school, showing it to be nov IN an
exceedingly prosperous condition.
Remarks were also made by Mr. r. Il.
Pitt, OF Richmond College, aud Rev. A. +.
Dickinson, D. D., and a collection was taken
I'D for the Association amounting to upwards
of 800.
G. w. Hillman, E:q., of New YORK, al
the call of the president, delivered very
pleasing and interesting address and the
Assertion then adjourned to meet at the
Second Baptist church on the afternoon OF
toe second Suudly in November next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

TIE DASBURr.NEws MAN says II there Is any
ming more ve1atons than smother II is bad.fttine
sh'r'- We would advise him to try the ..ACafr -
shiF1r made bs HENRY T. MnLEH, 9l6 Main-
street, who ne yer fais 10 ft -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

= WE:TAET refsIRREss csS THE MysDs OF sf1 our.
readers that they should 90 to RoscRENs b huy
their Boots, shoes trunks; aud ralises, se9aud sfl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

PsRsosAL.-R Rev. 4. NJ. Taylor, OF Canada,
is 10 the city, and was one OF the VISITORS ..
the Methodist preachers meeting yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

WHITE PrsTqr AND SwEEY BREATH by ussug
hesd:s oaentsl Tooth-Wash. ITS splesds6, ara
cofss but SO cents. Sofd by POLE MILLER q CO. /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

1E1sD LIxBIa's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEER par
nculariy useful In consumption or organic disease
OF the liver. Professor JAMES A. SEwALL, A. NJ,
M. D., Ouebec - y -7T5..'si
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

LADY BTisoS's PERSIAN Lily WHITE removes
Mn' 'fecShs and beamfneslise complexion. Prise,
10 cents. PoEx MILLER g. Co. agents. ~ ! ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

;'oH RENT. 4 very DESIRABLE FARM
L .HatrJ ~, th- Broad street road about one
AL i@r",.qG .ii"r miles irnn The city, contain
. >lNll ACRES OF LAND improvements
'..' II conn ,ltrhc dwelling with tour r""lus !,
g.. Il uiI T"rt>-Iry out buildings; AL III Eoou
i..'.. f"-s'>- - be .I,d on lSt january, or
..'' r"-tTr!. This i said 10 be one Of the best
.. lag it!!ts ..car Richmond.
F.. -. EAtHO,
'' '"nj2& Zeal Estate ) gent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

Gc'ro HERMAN BoscERN G BROTHERS, 70 hxye
your shoes OF boots made. fit guaraDteeds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

l,uh RENT Low, HOUSE in rear CA
trpud church. OH clay near First LSI:a
MA tI-Il laGr" rooms. gas, gas fixtures,
A. ,IH,' put N thorough repair. Possession
s..'. al "@,,. .Alp'y !" PEkKlNs & BATES,
T,.l.lh aud Il .uk streets, or
JAH:.S q. WHtTib:k,
' ,-.u.i 81 o3l3 Eru:.G trtet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

Meeting OF CrTY COMMITTEE crIoN IN
REGARD TO THE INDEPENDENTS. AT meeting
Of the City Conservative Committee held
last night the following was adopted:
Whereas the attempt now being made by
a few persons to disorgaDize the Conserva-
tive party by running independent candi-
dates against the regular nominees of the
party is an effort against good and honest
government, and against the bs st interests
OF the community; therefore be 1t
ReSolved, That the City Central Com
mittee, representing the Conservative party
of Richmond, call upon all good ctizans and
Conservatives to put down such factions and
disorganizing opposition by giving the regu-
lar nomination ticket an earnest and cordial
support.
The following executive committee was
appointed: Messrs. A. &. Babcock, ". F.
DriDkard. Daniel Wren, r. II. Styll, and
w. w. Wood.
Major 7. A. Brander was elected men,
ber of the Monroe Ward delegation in place
OF Mr.. A. S. Johnston, removed from the
State.
In addition to the meetings olready ar
ranged for by the clubs, the committee re-
solved to hold mass-meetiDg in Clay Ward
(place to be hereafter annOunced) on the
night of Wednesday, Goth of October ; and
one in front OF Ford's Hotel on the night of
the 9th Of October; and superintendent Ct
wards were authorized TO hold one ward.
meeting in each ward whenever aud wher-
ever they may determine, 80 as not TO conact
with the mass-mectings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

RR RRAo'SDUcHEss Cologne Finest In the world.
Tris' boH!es, 25 csats. POLK MILLER G. Co..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

| ~ - HALL FOR RkNT.-First.
'',, ballroom with unte-roorns aud supper
Il. r.. m '.ti'hcd fa"ii"s ~isAi. 10 engage these
s t"''ns t"I any particular night curing The
IL .-r, '"s any occatioG, can procure the same
''"e"hapie terms by applyIug to
Lane, LEVY BROTFFPS.
iII.'" r-kpUM Tor rcn, on Thursday ann Friday
so 30-1in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

TuE WEATHER To.DAy.-Thep probabilities
are ha: the areather today ,eiN be cloudy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

TuE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cool during the forenoon. 1n the afternoon
and at night it was rainy and disagrceable.
Rdnge Of Thermometer at the Dispatch oJsce
LInt.L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

LuH HLNI. THREE ROOMS IN q.
'.a! ....y p, n" southeast corner ci Iii
.H d i.E.- 4. >-lrri>. che tp: oil :ce or l"uS-
I,,t;. }. l.. APpEl:>oN,
..r. !,..t i ate Agent and Auctnnccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

Nu; RENT. SECOND STORY Of g.
L .t\ANI&T 40. y, west eide Of IL 9TH sk::J
..E,ta VI Isl ..li Cary streets APP ~
J. l.. IPF RSON.
e.. !"G: Heal i~u,c Agent and Auciionce'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

DC,iSEoS CARDS. 81 to So per thou
'NA0' aI lhe DlarATCu PRINTlAG-HOUsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

! PRESBYTERIAN SyNDAy.ScaooL US1oN.-
The monthly meeting for prayer and confer
ence Was held at Dr.. HogeTs church last
night. The president being absent the ex-
ercises were condpcted by Mr.. Peasants,
vicepresident. Mr.. r. 3. Somervilie, Jr.,
secretary, read reports from three schools
for the month Of September.
DIR. Hoge made an Interesting statement
concerning the mission enterprise OF bis
church. They are about taking measures for
the erection of q neat chapel at the west end
of &race street on the lot purchased some
time ago. The mission school is now in a
t1ouri'bing condition, and bids fair 10 form q
nucleus for new Presbyterian church in
that vicinity ere long. g.----..-.-.-.--.--. -.', ".
A short discussion was held concerning
the management Of the Sunday-school libra
ries, participated in by Messrs. Gillian,
Gordon, Taylo and Moore.
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.'yHEi.NrEXCELLENTD DWELL -.

<
= 'N" y. IUo "t>. Grace street With len ~
.... " ...', ht.ii- aud storc-rnoms; kitchen
.''t .m-. ~ In No. order.
.. -" - I'm: so. 2I7 Governor street,
f.. "'"'" h"j"r A'ftd rnurtney's, with about
~ ~ :. al! all uiod,ra convenences.
...'. -" t.rilNt 80. 2ui east Clay street. win
per- llNh NJ. Gil north Sixth street,
-. '.t' r. Ii"Lc" ri EI".Iard Meade. ESQ, with
go ~, htlrith wIth - rooms, &c e..
, ' -" "LLlNt 80 SOI west Clay street,
=. ,'i f'' m; az" htch"n. Bah ronmt station
- . '@'Sn = hvd g.> Ia tEc house. Premises Ill
''' .--.!,,f.H uc 'S--G1I lie rent is very low.
a.. -" iI.LiNn No. sos nGr,h Fif'h street,
d, '+''' "rsi"tr"" - br itcu. H"ldeEau Il,
IN, It ', u tD,lnr. nnu IL IN good or'cr.
: i'M i-!-lHl, NO. 3l2 south lhlrd street,
h.. ~ iili, colGtiaiuS live r. onIs. Rent very
. H.. Wv t.'lNH aL southeast corner of Canal
t. Nfgri>. "tih i've rooms and Eitchen; re-
Ia. DWELLING 80. 10 Second street, be-
tr.4.' N"A 'tr' Franklin, win six rooms and
nPt'a. lusl paint~d inside.
!.tr., " - ''Hh "h Aiuti Suect, * RENE end, With
.' I.'' ROOMS. Apply ~
a. I.rfri,E,S WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

Mr.. Scott. from the Committee on Finance,
reported resolutions declaring it inexpedient
to Instruct the City Engineer to take steps
for condemnation and removal Of the framed
buildings adjacent to the Free bridge; that
it il ineXpedent 10 issue $1,000 in bonds to
buy oyercoatS for the police remitting va
rious sums to persons for taxes, &c., erro-
neously assessed. The resolutions were all
adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

A meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen was
held Yesterday afternoon in the Council
chamber-Presidcnt Meredith in the chair.
Present at roIl.call: McSsrs. Beall, CARING
ton, Forester, Kei!im, Lipscomb, Ordway,
Scott, Smith, SEangeuburg, Tanner, Todd,
W3prpr and WiliiamS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

Mr.. Kellam, from The Committee on Claims
and Salaries, presented joint resolutions
providing for the payment of claims OF
George l.. Christian for Sl05.0S, 3. Ii. Berry
for $1,000, +. 4. Mountcastie for SO, and
John 4. Niedcrmeyer $50, for injury TO his
mule, &c. The resolutions were agreed to.
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Husband Travelling Scene L
Room ID hotel Spittoon full Of
Cigar stumps. Bourbon whisky.
Ail hands equipped for q nights
spree. Husband, in q bury to be
Of, writing home.
dearest Susie Ny time is so
occupied with business that I can
hardly spare a moment to write to
you Oh ! darling, bow / miss YOU;
and tho only thing that sustains
me during my absence is the
Thought that every moment thus
spent Is for The benefit 81 my dear
wife and children. Take good
care e yourself mY dear. Feed
the baby ca one COWS milk. Ex-
cuse haste, eie.
Wife at home Scene u.Par-
Tor All the gas TIC. Thirteen grass
widows; Fred. from around the
corner, with his violin, Jim, from
ACROSS the way, with bis banjo;
Jack, from above with Bis guitar;
Sam, from below, with his hute:
lots Of other fellows with their In
strnmenis. Dancing and singing.
Side-board covered With fruits,
nuts, cake, cream, wine, whisky,
etc. Wife ii a hurry to dance
writing t. husband
Dear Hubby How lonesome
/ feel ia your absence. The hours
pass tediously. Nobody calls on.
me, and / ans constantly thinking
81 the time ahen You win BE- home
and your cheerful oonntenance
light up the routine Of every day..
life. Dig household dnties keep.
me constantly employed. Ala
living " economical ~ possible,
knowing That your smail income
vill nol admit At frivolous ex-
ponse. But now deaf, i will say.
goodbye, or / will be- too late for
tho monthly concertof prayer. I'D
haste yours, ETC.
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9 80 Lo.T $3.50

MAGNfFTeENT Picture $4,000 copies
fA alteady soid. Ut 4gls i0eliea in alaes
printed en- haavy plate pepsFf saauiltul ip de1
signnnd afistic 10 execution E fgplg snta
g8n edeTnie solaief after so ag ratufnlne g
his home hieh he ands lonely ara aesolaia.
Ii frcui 81 Tie ruincd cottage telling saa saie
Of the nisef;es 81 war, aFe two graRes win
fuda GRO. Sea, on one 81 which same irlendiy
baad has hafg 4 gaia Eo ihs right the
ealn river apd rising moon aaieate peHee ana
rest Tlls sfars seen between lbetrees FeFre
semi the son horn Cross. II ID atpctprs that
ai touch every Sontbtrn heart and should
hnda place ii every southern home. Sent by
maiL nanicd on roller, ah9 PEST paidl ou
receipt % cents, of three or So cents.
Address ". ". BlihkDN
2n0 Main Street. Bristol Tenn.
Arents wanted fortbAanda variety Of other.
Gno Ensravings. From So to SIi n day easily
made. Catalogue ana pfiyate terms to agents
fres novl4 tt
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AsHEIf Jena eEnef
brown an Ills message l9-oaH, tap
isfs To Aauisian meilefe a follows.
Permit me bo express ply cons
eFatulutiopa lhat unlike The lss
lative Assembly of j free sister
State. ou haee been allowed le
assemble peacaably aad perfect
Y0uf nizatlon without in1imlz
dation Do military force SUR
rounds youf Capitol o. drives
from their atluI seats the reple
senlatiFes of The people.
The ediei petty tyrants does
rot here avail 70 dispense the
States Legislature. yet your iin
munity from such ontrages IS just
BOW made more conspicuous by
tie spectacle of Louisiana tram-
pied under foot and despoiled Of
her liberty. We may credit the
reports tbat reach as through the.
daily press and which seem to
have The sanclion Of official an-
thoritr 4ba power Of the Nation
i'll Government, through its mih-
tary arm, Il being used fed The
subversion 81 The liberties Of the
people II Lorisiana
Probably II Is not Id your poWer.
ID do more than iDterpose a solemn
and earnest protest against this
glaring crime; get if this be all
that the Representatives Of So
valofons a State Isl Tennessee may
az, / Irust that yOur protest may
be made with such emphasis and
ealnestness as tn arrest the atten-
ton of every patriotic citizen ID
this Republic, and awaken The
people everywhere To the sense ot.
danger that threatens our consti-
tational liberties.
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no HAs nog N

fagHB BEAUTIFUL hND HtGHLI VAL
u6ble EhM1EX BIBLE now offered n
tas n06ie by Mfs DELLA s. BRYAN.
dp nd9fised agent for ND Ihomps5n
o1 st 9uis, Missouri
Ihi Bible N superior % ANYTHING IS ~
line ofef bofAfe inrodnf nte las county for
sals q enutns the 9 q and Nav Tssiam ents
Aboerypha pislme Fl metro, Iahle Diei ouarv
Concordance. Billie Iua IaAla M Contend
Photograph hbum spg Record Md4iuae
ceflifeate, Map 81 Palestine Ranefamie Views
81 ieusliem aud Snroandines FeF Foar
Hrndge4 aHd FIFTY BNafafiae lneiaane
iRsnty4uii paee llIusaaiianssi tHa lmminn-
lions p0neHns npotnnt tables my interest.
ipe articles 20 support 81 iho Holg Bible Ala
many Other leaseres h make 3 simple, attise.
tHe and susefiaiuine these Bibles are es-
9aud5 and dufah|y bound ana az lished ia
ghe eu0n nna Eueiisa Nsnauagss
Priced graded to SUIT aell lasgoa ~
lhba ho hata rot he realty cash trade i
altered
LARa CHARAes. Oct ITls1s
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AN TInNrar RlnIrlI-- 80 Ra

AE HoNKsr RADICAL. The Re-
turning Board having declared 4
certain Mr.. Hood. Radical, elected
io the Legislature from Jackson
parish, when b Democrat had
really received ] majority of the
votes cast the people 81 that
parrish held 4 MEETING laat week
io don0unca aud condemn she de-
ciaion Of the Returning Board.
Mr. Hood WINS present IA this
meeting and openly voted TIL the
adoption u Tie denuneiary reso-
lutiong Eherenpon the meeting
rendered him 3 vote 81 thanks lar
his honorable eohdnet @pel0u-
sa Courier. 9th
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KHea@ pmm

TIE Sew Orleans Picaynna, IN
speaking IF General Sheridan,
SAYS: Fl there II one man more
responsible than another for the
misfortuues of Louisiana, that
ia General Phil Sheridan. III was
Gen Sheridan who DISTINGUISHED
the white people 81 this smte.
under the first reconstruction laW,
acting lii concert With the Radical
Committee, and secretly instruct
ina che registrars 10 cafechige the
voters ia D manner which, Whilst
Il Was Clearly illegal made Il i'm
possible for vast numbers Of white
people 81 register. III was Gen.
Sheridan who induced Congress- Ia
accept end embodg 10 new law
bis methods of Acknowledgement,
aud thus subject The state ~ h
negro government IL vas 70 this
man that We owe the chains iFom
which We have never been able ca
escape.
IGs this man that Cen. Grant
uow sends 60 Louisiana with SCI
cFet Instructions iu his pocket, so
protnulgate ~ his discretion. We
know Gen. Pill sheridane disere
ton. We know him lor tha man
who desalated she Valley 81 tho
Sheuaoah end brought Ere and
the sword mid famine amopg its
peopias and to whom snuisiana
owes aas0Ialiop - which thaE 81
fire ana shasword aid famine might
rs regarded as plerable. YES.
We know Gen. Phil 8hsridnn we'll
enoue and because We know
him toy what he III. he has 5esn
gsnt hers by tao President - 81
der ~ add this egnWninQ OUTRAGE
~ Che pntragee bieh have alraa
been heaned apon u
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Al dallcalalY moulded Inglish-
mnn n spoken 81 - CHS Liverpool
a Who lately Na1a aa
sha hB would h6 oad head
a3 Gill al onnee sWi8. az tobacco.
and follow tlris ap With three raw
pptatcea 3he bet YVES THE price
81 the tobacco sind swo eallons 81
begf which he easily ven.
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ZIG e'8e ef from en-
PLAN oken eaafafe "a lae us
bod aaiHo shows that bhop i
lie @6 AH osl White Lea-
guer his a S level qn lho acal
iaWag gu e1u
pelausas Courier.
III there isa more oonsnmmals
aconnd. more iniaaoas villain,
Oh 8 more nlenp tile sp imen
Of degraded homanily in kouis-
ANA thsn James Madison Wells,
of napaps lhRl man is Tom An-
deron, of Landry.
us there IS more eonsNmmate
seoanFs moro inla Gus villain
az more contemplate speoimen
ol degraded Immunity ia lhe State
81 Louisiana Than Tom Anderson
0f So Eaudsy. thst man is James
Madison Wells 81 hapidgs.
Poor Lanisiana There vas not
two men mean enough, dirty
enough Infamous enough eontemp-
iible enough, degraded enough to
be found among nll lhe carpet
bages THAT have been playing
Tie vampire npon this State ior
eiehk years to perform file VII
lailv required of the Returning
Hod. and two 90 her own sons
Weee found dispie8ble enough TO
all tie positions and execute the
dirl work
Aat Wells and Tom Anderson,
4 worthy paif, III only to receive
The curses 81 the people whom
theg have betrayed, Fit only to re-
oeiVe tie ac0rn Of an outraged
people. who have nourished and
sustained them, two venom0us
vipers lhat hare bitten the hands
thak warmed them into life tw0I
Infamous scoundr8ls that would
disgrace a peniionliary palsied
b6 The hand Of any son 81 Louis
lana That wiz ever touch one of
them They should be spit upon,
loafhed md pnrned, pointed as
The name Of Benedict Arnold
is noble, the name Of Aaron Burr
Is honorable, IN comparison with
the names of Tom Anderson and
HAT Wells, tho bgtrayeTs 81 their
own mother Tie robbers of the
liberties 81 her people
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WOHANis FIJI END.

As AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR, u Ct.
TILT8H.
n AH PREPA RED TO FiLL. III ORDERS
A FOR the celebrated
STEAM WASH Err
known HH TITS MeinnNR triana In0aeanda RI
them arc sbld weakly ali over me Union The
washiur il d0ao entirely ~ sveam no rub
bingnorhrnnk iurning. Iti.ihe greatest labor
and manfy aariae inventipR Of thaage. lrefur,
by perniSsion a the following ladies Mra.
c0apeF and Mra Gin, ~ Ragdad Mrs. Andrus
and Mn, sas0n, Big Weods; and Mrs..
EniFchila. 8 Nihblests BluH
Price only sla. Every one warranted
Address, az Gallon
an alae Aa ENT far the caleb assa
CROWN WRiNdFR
Price 81 Wrineah Sl0s Of WRENaER ana
WnMAN's FRIEND together sls
Examine epeclnens 81 both atJ ~ nfynne
Store Every pne warranted.
N. r. SMART
BAeRADs Ciaasisn Parish. la
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will run regularly seIui-weekly 1rom Take
Charlesf0 Ieeabafa (Calcaaieu Passl carrying
the United states Mat AH down and un
sfiss by dagiight Accommodations irr eight
passengers Excellent nducements 70 hunting
ana fishing parties
Faro forragud rip (doEn and pp), So down
Or 81 only SIS.
Leaves hako Charles Mondays and Thurs
days a kM arrives al Lfesbur9 same days
Ieagbs Lcesburg Wednesday, and Saturday
IL 0 Il. ii 0rriges at Lake Hhafles Same dags
schodulo rnnning time between bUfh places
twelve hourgf actual running tiTne, much ltas
TH0s. R. RBY60LDs, Mastef