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A Mrs. Smoot, living near Riveryille, a
daughter OF Mrs. Bibb, who was killed by
lightning ut Arlington last week, started for
the home of her mother on the next day
after her death, and when about three miles
on the way she dropped dead in the road, it
is supposed, from heat or disease OF the
rt.-Amherst Enterprise. 49,, !,
Georgia has colored cadet at West Point,
who is likely to graduate this month. His
name is Flippar, with the negro features
strongly developed, but rather light in color.
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WORTH Trying How're SAVE TOBACCO
PLANTS. "A correspondents the Dispatch,
writing from Variety Mills, Nelson county,
Va, says:
Plant-beds enclosed with the pine bush
produced fine plants this year. Old planters
remember this mode to have been used In
ante-bellum days as sure remedy against
the fly. The preventative Is attributable to
the evaporation from the decaying pine
bush,
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yEGETINE.

F." V E G ET1N E."
says Boston physician, has no equal Us a blood
purifier Hearing Of its many wonderful cures, after
all other remedies had failed, visited the laboratory
and convinced myself of Its genuine merit. 1t Is
prepared from barks roots and herbs each Of which
Is highly effective, and they compounded In such
manner as to produce astonishing results
vEGETINE
is the great Blood-Puriher.
yEGETINE
will cure the worst case of scrofula.
VEGETINE
Is recommended By physicians and apothecaries.
vEGETINE
has effected some marvellous cures In OF Cancer.
VEGETINE
cures the most iune1ible case of Canker.
VEGETINE
meets with wonderful success in Mercurla diseases.
VEGETINE
will eradicate Salt-Rheum from the system
yEGEfINE
cures the most invcterate cases Of Erysipelas.
yEGETINE
removes Pimplcs and Humors from the face.
vEGETINE
cures CONSTIPATION and regulates the bowels.
vEGETINE
is O valuable remedy for Headache.
will cure Dyspepsia.
vEGETINE
restores the entire system to a healthy condition.
vEGETINE
cures Pains In the Side
vEGETINE
removes the causes OF Dizziness.
vEGETINE
relieves Faintness at the Stomach.
vEGETINE
cures Pains in the Back.
vEGETINE
etectually cures Kidney Complaint.
YEGETINE
Is effective in Its cure Of Female Weakness.
vEGETINE
is the great remedy for General Debility.
YEGETINE
is acknowledged by all classes OF people to be the
best and most reliable blood-purifer In the world
vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
~ 22-s&w2s -. -
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c:
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

MOVEMENTS OF HOSTILE BANDs-AAldUNI-
TIoN sHoRT-BIG PRICES PAID FOR 1T BY
INDIANs-RED CLOUD HELPING THE HOS
TILE WARRIORS-A MAIL POST WITH
DRAWN. ...s.
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NEW YORK, July 21.-A dispatch dated
Camp OF the Fifth cavalry, Sage Creek, July
18th ria Cheyenne July Goth, says: a band
OF $500 Cheyennes, belonging to the Red
Cloud agency, have oil gone north except
about 800 men and children. There mas
been great demand for ammunition. Ine
Indians have even offered pony for thirty
cartridges
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Hoon.--Stocks dull and
lower. Money, 9. Gold, 1111. Exchange-Long,
4S9; short, 491: Governments dull and steady.
States quiet and steady. IL
Euening...Money dun q. 2@2k.. Sterling dun as I
489. Gold firm at. l11H@1l2. Governments dull
and steady. Stats quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 2l.-yirginia 6's, deferred, 5Xs
consols, 65h; second series, "a. Bid today. -,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red. 384 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 1878 bushels.
0ATS.-196 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 126 bushels ut Sl.15; 40
bushels at S1.10-total, LAG bushels. Red. 548
bushels ut 1925: 200 bushels at sl.19; 342 BUSH
els ut $1.20; 60 bushels ut 81 TO- 30 bushels pri
1.05 1873 bushels ut 1928 100 bushels ut 81. ::
S8 bushels prime at 81 20; 500 bushels at $1.15;
60 bushels ut 81 .1S-tOtal, 2,39S bushels.
CoRS.-Whtte, 1878 bushels on private terms.
OATs.-50 bushels very good at 42c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-W White, 152 bushels Red, 364 bushels.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House disposed OF number OF pri-
vate bills to-day.
Mr.. Hopkins, OF Pennsylvania, asked
leave to introduce resolution reciting that
former district attorney for the Western
District of Pennsylvania had collected
money for alleged violations of the internal
revenue laws, which money, it was claimed,
was not paid into the Treasury, and that
the present district attorney is proceeding
to collect again the amount of judgments
aforesaid; and directing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the truth of the
statement.
Mr.. Bell, OF New Hampshire, objected,
and the resolution went over.
The bill confirming certain land claims in
Missouri was defeated.
Mr.. Harris, of Virginia, in the course OF
his speech said he hoped that the pending
contest was to be fought upon higher plan
than sectional hate and bitterness; that rea-
son was to supersede passion, but the in
flammatory speeches Of the last few days
satisfied him the hope was vain. He de-
Tended the peace and good order OF the
South, and charged that the riots occurring
there were the result of emissaries, who
gloried in their work. He concluded his
remarks in these words: The people OF Vlr-
ginia-the people of the whole South-who
show, as ever, firm disposition to support
the Constitution and the enforcement OF the
laws, will say "amen and amen."
Thus, ali the requirements of justice, and
all the demands for equal rights having been
acceded to, and the answers Of the good
people OF the South exhibited in way to
satisfy the most eNacting, may we not hope
and trust that we shall be met in the same
spirit of justice and equal rights, and that
this shall be the commencement OF new
era of fraternal love, which shall. cement
this Union into union Of hearts and a
union of hands; union now and forever
one and indivisibe. [Applause.l
Adjourned to Monday.
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THE LATEST WONDER OF TELEGRAPHY.--
From the Boston Traveller. The readers
OF the Traveller have been made acquainted
with the wonderful inventions of Professor
Bell, by which musical and vocal sounds
can be and have been sent over the electric
wires, but few, IL any, are aware Of the
wonderful results which are sure to follow
these improvements in telegraphy. A few
nights ago Professor Bell was in commune
cation with telegraphic operator in New
York, and commenced experimenting with
one of. his inventions pertaining to the
! transmission OF musical sounds. He made
use of his phonetic organ, and played the
tune "America," and asked the operator in
New York what he heard.
~ hear the tune OF America" replied
New York; "give us another"
Professor Bell then played Aud Lang
Syne.
"What do you hear now"
~ hear the tune of Aud Lang Syne,
with the full chords, distinctly" replied
New York.
Thus the astounding discovery has been
made that man can play upon musical in
StrumentS in New York, New Orleans, or
London, or Paris, and be heard distinctly
in Boston! If this can be done, why can
not distinguished performers execute the
most artistic and beautiful music I'M Paris,
and an audience assemble in Music Hall,
Boston, to listen?
Professor BelPs other improvement
namely, the transmission of human voice
has become so far perfected that persons
have conversed over one thousand miles of
wire with perfect ease, although as yet the
vocal sounds are not loud enough to be
heard by more than one or two persons.
But if the human voice can now be sent
over the wire, and so distinctly that when
two or three known parties are telegraph
ing the voices of each can be recognized,
we may soon have distinguished men deliv-
cring speeches in Washington, New York,
or London. and audiences assembled in
Music Hall or Fancuil Hall to listen.
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'oN%resS has directed the Secretary OF the
,,S''s'!ry to pay the Ausurt and February
'"Sfest On the 1866 bonds OF the District OF
'I4mbia.
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MARTNE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun scts........... I'LL Morning. .......... 5:21
Moon sets.......... SAT Evening. 6:39
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 81, 1876.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, L.. Is. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandIse and passengers. L. Is. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Henry p. Ravens, Pearce, New York,
hay, Charles L. Todd.
Schooner Yashti Sharp, Candy, Kennebec, Ne, Ice,
Mrs. Jane King.
phia, coal, 8. II. Halves.
Schooner Anthea Godfrey, Price, Albany, lumber,
C. L. Whtlock.
lumber Thomas Branch g. Co.
SAILED. #
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen Co, agents.
Steamer j. w. Eyerman, Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. p. Porter. agent.
Schooner Walter, Thomas, Baltimore, camel coal,
Geryas Storrs, agent. ,,r
Schooner John n. Parker, ontten, Philadeiphia
ufn James river. ties and lumber Curtis Parker.
Schooner Mary A. Loughery, Loughery, Phiiadel-
phia ria Powell's creek, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
BY Telegraph.
Fort MONROE, July ol.-Sailed, bark Gustav
AdoIph, for Richmond ~ -.------
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INDIAN LOSSES.

About one hundred Indians were wound
ed in General Crooks fight on Rosebud IN
June, and they are. now distributed among
their friends at the agency. There Is much
mourning for the Indians from that agency
who were killed in that engagement. Inc
Indians acknowledge loss OF eighty-slx
killed in General Crooks fight, and ABOUT
$50 in General Clusters fight
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SITTING BULL REPORTED DEAD.
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.ORDWAY EXPLAINS
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BATTLES IN THE EAST.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
NEW REVENUE COMMISSIONER

jim BLAINE, AGAIN.
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TROUBLES ON THE FRONTIER.
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VICTORY FOR A PRIEST.
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

TURKISH FORCE ROUTED-TIIE BATTLE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE sERyIAN Array
TIE OUTRAGES IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE MoNTENEGRIN ARMY.
LONDON, July 21.-The Standards Wild
din special says that the Servians lost 1000
killed at the battle Of Isvor. They retired
across the river Timok, but have since re-
crossed.
Osman Pasha on Thursday annihilated
500 Servians who had occupied Noyo Sello.
A few only escaped across the Danube.
TURKISH FORCE ROUTED By A PRIEST.
BELGRADE, July 20.-The following is off,
cial: The Priest Doutchitz routed four
thousand Turkish regulars on "Wednesday,
near Radosenie, driving them towards Nova
yarosh, after desperate engagement last
ing seven hours.
THE GEAR DESIRES An EXPLANATION.
LONDON, July 2l.-The Morning PostS
Berlin special says that General ignaten
leaves Constantinople on months friougn
on Monday, by command OF the Car, VINO
desires personal explanation relative - 70
Eastern affairs. .ls,
TIE KING OF GREECE CALLED HOME.
LONDON, July 2l.-The Telegraph s Wen
ma special says il is asserted here tnat ~.
KouInoundo Tomas, the president OF the Greek
Council OF Ministers, has requested tne
King to return home immediately, as tue
IL ~
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TNGL1sH HAIR-BRUsHEs.
A large and varied assortment OF fine .ENGLiSA
and other HAIR-BRUsHES.
Also, fine IVORY and DRESSING COMBS,
ENGLISH TooTH-BRUsHEs tmadc to order,,
NAIL-BRUsHEs, and other TOILET ARTICLES.
For sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
je9 corner OF Broad ana MINI s1tee 's Fl
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edmond TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

JULY 81, 1876.
Breaks to-day, % tierces and 8 boxes.
Packages offered at auction 15l Of which 1874
we're sold ut prices ranging from 81 10 $50.
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A SLAVES MARRIAGES vALur,.

IT'S LEGALITY DEFINED-ANTHoSY JoNEs,s
RACE FOR LIBERTY THIRTY YEARS AGO.
HIS MARRIAGES IN THE SOUTH AND
IN NEW ;YoRK-AN ACCUMULATION OF
WEALTH THAT ATTRACTED LoNG-FoR-
GOTTEN FRIENDS.
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Red Cloud has arrived and sent OUT 9
great many warriors to Sitting Bull, even
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HOUSEKEEPING

Observation-Disclosures fail to see IT,
Ill !. REAslY, No. 10 Eifresnth street. the only
With INV Datent mover guarantee economy ana dis
patch. buildings moved with chimneys without a.
turbng tenant Safes, Boilers, Engines, ana St "
miidines 10 be moved In the city; References
Messrs. W. Z. King. Main street: captain ADJ, 1ssss
my29-3m ------------
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GENERAL NEWS.

THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANs-cALL FOR A
SATIoSAL CONVENTION ANNULLED-THE
CINCINNATI TICKET TO BE SUPPORTED.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Ethan Allen, the
chairman OF the National Liberal Republic
can Committee, has issued an address to the
Liberal Republicans annulling the call for
National Convention to be held July Goth at
Philadelphia, and supporting the Cincin-
nati ticket
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THE INDIANS GETTING RECRUITS.
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DEFENCE OF THE SOUTH.
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PROCTOR KNOTT JUSTIFIED.
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SPEECH OF MR.. HARRIS.
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THE CALDWELL DISPATCH.
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XLIVTH CONGRESS--First Session.
WAsHINGToN, July 81, 1876.

The political disabilities OF George jack
son, OF West Virginia, were removed.
The impeachment trial was adjourned to
Monday in consequence OF the sickness Of
MIR. Carpenter.
The river and harbor appropriation was
resumed. The political debate was contin-
ued. No progress was made with the bill.
Adjourned.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

AGRICULTURAL IMPI4EMENTS.
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND WHEAT
In GROWER S-The new FANEING.MllI.1
called The RANDELL GRAIN SEPAKAT0Rst lat
we manufacture Is now ready ana Tor safe ~ our
works send for circular OF testimonials OF Rich,
Inond Corn Exchange, commission merchants, ant
FARMERS All are Invited TO call and see lis opera
tion. sLoAf' shoohE 1, - c,t,,t.,,. ID
jy Slim -. o.-aS....a. .--s :
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is acknowledged by all classes OF people TO be the
best and most reliable blood-purifer In the world

vEGErIsE is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
IL 22-S&W2t Ia.
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eurnTEr,s SALE.

YIN. e. Poole vs.. Wm. Vincent e as
state Of Isouisiana-sth Judicial DIS
triet Court-Parish Of Calcasleu--
No. At.
ny virene of wit Of Fer Facias
Id issued and to me directed from the
H.n Court aforesaid, will offer Tor
ggIe At public suction, at the Court
House door 81 this Parish. in the town
az Lake Charles. La, on SATUhD!aaai,
the 6th day OF May. a. D. 1916, within
Iesral hours of sale, the following de
scTibed property. seized in the above
numbered and entitled suit, to wit
one Steam Circular Saw Mill anG
building. together with Engine, Saws
Cars. etc, and everything thereto be-
longing aud appertaining, situated on
Caicasisu River, in this parish,
TERMS The said property Will re
sdiHdicated to the last and highest bid
der for whatever it will bring, at twelve
months credit, purchasers furnishing
bond aud security according to law.
DAVID ii. LYONS, Sheriff
Per JULIEN RICHARD, Deputy Sheriff
Sherif''s Office, Lake Charles, La,
april 6, 1876.
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The Supreme Court Of the
United States has decided the
celebrated Grant parish case. Ii
susluins Judge Bradley's decision,
Sustaining the defendants motion
10 arrest of iudgment,) and re-
munds the case, with instructions
to the Judge Of the U. s. Circuit
Court to discharge the prisoners.
The telcgraphic dispatches have
got the decision so badly mixed
with another important decision
under the Enforcement Act, 10 a
Kentucky case, that We must wait
a while before we can give the i'm
portant points decided. The en-
aanguined shirt wavers, who
imagined they owned tue Supreme
Court Of the United States, nre
furious over these decisions, both
Of which distinctly recognize the
doctrine Of State sovereignty.
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Sale hE Consent.

WILL be offered at public sale, to
w the last and highest bidder, on
MONDAY, the Sth day of May, 1876,
Mt IL A. NJ, at the old store fronting on
the Lake. corner of Puio street, III the
town of Lake Charles, if not disposed
of any sooner, for the benefit of owners,
the 10 lowing described property, to
wit:
LIST. Two lots of ground in the town
of Lake Charles, measuring 1885 feet
front on the Lake, by 200 feet i'll depth
on Pujo street, running to Ward Alley,
with all the improvements, consisting
of the store house, warehouse, dwelling
house, kitchen, wharf, etc, known as
the old PujO's store.
I'd. Five lots also in the same town,
at the corner of Hodges and PuiO
streets, measuring $685. feet front on
Hodges street, by 200 feet in depth on
PujO street.
Sd. The two grants No. 268, i'll the
name of John Henderson, and 40, 25l,
in the name Of Martha AndrUs, situated
on tile west side of CnIcasieu River, and
containing an aggregate area of 1877
68-I00 acres, of which is to be deducted
the Brashear place containing 100
acres, leaving balance of lily IS 100
acres to be sold. situated in sections
! and 2, Township 8 South, Range s
West, and in section IS, Township 3
South, Range s West. This tYuct CON
tains a valuable body of cypress and
pine timber
4th. Lot 2, section II, Township
9, Range 8 West, containing S3 aCres,
cypress swamp Oh the west side Of CAL
cissieu River.
9th. A tract OF cypress swamp on the
east side OF Cnlchsieu River, III sections
s and 7, Township South, Range 7
West. containing 232 9O-lOO acres
9th. A tract of land containing about
! 1864 acres, on the west side of Lake
Arthur, in this parish, measuring
81 81 mpents front on said Lake, by
an average depth of 40 arpents, being
section q, and part of sections 20 and
%, in Township u South, Range J
West, and section 81 and part of sec.
ton 3S, Township II South, Range 4
West.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Fifteen pei
cent. Us pr Ct cash on the spot, and
the balance in two equal instalments,
payable respectively on the 1st day Of
MAY, 1877, and 1st day Of May, 1878
purchasers giving their notes with
security, bearing 8 per cent. interest
from maturity, to the satisfaction o.
owners, who retain the usual vendor,
mortgage and privilege on the lands
and Improvement with the clause o
10 per cent. attorneys fees in case O
judicial proceedings to enforce til,
payment Of the credit portion thereof
The property is free Of mortgage.
The lands will be subdivided int
lots to suit the purchasers. Plats 0
the property will be exhibited on tn
day of sale.
For further particulars inquire of G
Barbe, ut Lake Charles, where plats o
the property can be seen.
Acts OF sale before the Recorder a
the expense OF purchasers.
Lake Charles, La, April 6, 1876.
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

A large Eight-page Weekly Organ
of the Baptist Denomination. Should
he in every Baptist family in the land
It is the paper our children ought to
read. 1t is the paper for all who would
know the truth as it is in Jesus, Sub
scribe for it at once-induoe your
friends and neighbors to do likewise.
IF YOU haven't the money, subscribe
for the paper anyhow-your Pastor
will make the arrangement for you.
Send for specimen copies. The price
of the Index is So year.
Address all orders to
JAS. P. HARRISON & CO.,
Box 81, Atlanta, Ga.
Jan 20, 1876.
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LAKE HOUSE
Hotel and Saloon.

EROM this date the above named
Il popular hotel will be under tho ex-
elusive management and control of
Tony Morgan, whose reputation as
restaurateur guarantees the comfort and
enjoyment Of all its patrons.
The Lake House Saloon and the Feed
Stable attached to the hotel, will re-
main under the exclusive management
and control Of james A. Kinder, whose
experience and determination to please
all customers are so well known here.
April o, 1875.
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A F1nsT ExpEn1ENcE. -Last

A FIRST EXPERIENCE. Last
evening young lady abruptly
turned the corner and very rudply
ran against boy, who was small
and ragged and freckIed. Stop
ping a. soon as she could, she
turned to him and said {" l beg
your pardon. Indeed I am very
sorry The small, ragged and
freckled boy looked up in blank
amazement for an Instant ; then
taking off about three-fourths of
cap, be bowed very low, smiled
until bis face became lost in the
smile, and answered: You can
hev my parding and welcome,
miss; and yer may run agin me
aud knock me clean down, an ]
won't say a word" After the
young lady passed on he turned
TO a comrade aud said, half apol-
ogeticaIly " ! never had any one
ask my parding, aud it kind o took
me off my feel" = indianapolis
Herald.
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For Sale,

FINE RESIDENCE, Saw mill, ont
"a houses, orange grove Of four hun-
bred trees, from four to seven years old.
b acres OF land. IL of which are under
cultivation, stu ited south side Of Lake
Charles.
For further information apply to A.
r Perkins, lake Charles, La, or T., @.
Dees, Scranton, Miss.
March 9-3m.
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When the bin fixing military
~al,ries. and saving $500, 900 per
year. came up in the House Of
Representatives. M reported bv
sTr. Banning. (democrat) the Hon
orarls Mr. Kassop. Crepublican) OF
Iowa Who believes in reduction
ASCENDING. moved to amend the
title of the bin so that IL would
r..,fd 81 An act to punish the army
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Feb. 10, 1870

We are authorized 70 announce Il, II,
LEWIS al q candidate for The Office 81
Judge 81 the sth Judicial District, subs
jeel 10 tho nomination % a District
Democratic Convention II held, and II
not, to nomination Of the Parish
Democratic Conventions. TO 30 held
during the current year In the Parishes
Of Calcasieu and So, Landry,
March iB
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~. ). n. HILLIARD.

HAVING permanently located in the
III town of Lake Chsrles, respectfully
offers his professional services to the
citizens of town and country. Disease
of the throat and lungs treated on an
improved plan; also Rhumatism and
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the use OF the knife or eaustic, and
without pain. March 16, 1876,
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i've cents. IF any one supposes
be can disturb the New England
moral stomach bY an exhibit OF
moral corruption, such person does
not comprehend the internal stTuc-
ture OF i Yankee Don Piatt.