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Steam and Water Millfor Sale

U,HR undsrsisnsd sasr their stsam and ws.
i ter mill. four miles east Of Weodsaeio
On sunash Creek for sale. together vita fersy
acres Of land. The mill has two Of the
REST FRENCH BUR r 5
Il In thorough repair, and IN geed asish
borhood: mot another steam mill within tes
niles Of Il. There IL . good aossssibls veis
Of coal ON The premises.
Terms will b. moderate. We weuld tss'
. snAll farm In past psy. -
r. = n. ROEmLER.
tunsis,'7AtG
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
Cash paid for good sound corn at
the Woodstield Livery Stable.
SWall Paper at Sc per bolt at
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG,S 8.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

P. SCHUMACHER'S CASH STORE.
ALSO,
Garden Barrows, Spades, Rakes and
Hoes, cheaper than the cheapest, for the
same quality.
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rran.fer, of Real Estase.

s. Rays TO Jesse NJ. Slime. 10 acres,
Jackson township, $500.
Louis Neuhart To Rose Wise, l.lC
acre. Woodsheld, $500,
.L,uis Ecksrd to Louie Smith, 40
acres, Center townships $3.50.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

ED. SpiRIr: Announce JOHN PPALz.
GRAF, Of Adams township. - . candidate tor
denomination (ssoond tsrml to the Office OF lu-
Armary Director; subject TO the decision OF the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMoCRATa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

Nwe will open this week . large
and we'll selected stock Of new Wall
Paper at very low prices.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG
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County Correspondence.


tWateeA 1Of tne olexss 0k AsSscyD
Frem Green Tesvnsh1p.
NEsR FLxrCnrx's CHApEL,(
March -, 1875.
Ed SrrRrr We have had very open
winter in this part OF the county until
this month. This cold spell has killed
the greatest part Of the cherries, but the
apples are not oil killed yet and We fear
shat this cold spell has injured the wheat.
Our school (School District No. 8
b taught by James Devaul. he has
tsurht two winters and no think that hs
Il he best teacher that We have had for
come time. Yours truly,
J. r. A.
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pgWsrranty, Mortgage and Quit
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum-
mons. Subpnnas, Executions. and other
blanks used by Justices Of the Pesce Tor
sale at The SfiRIr Office.
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Ep. SPIRIr: Announce EDWARD
OxxY, OF Franklin township. - . candidate
for renominatioa (seoond tsrml TO the office OF
County oCommissioasr; subjsct to the decision
Of the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMoCRArs.
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Written for The Spirit Of Dsmoerasy.)
q Froun Suuamls Township.

Nv E1tboR IOk Aoo 0PAAas VI @VsAoe~JH
From suumls Township.
LEooxrros, O., March IS, 1915.
Ep, SrrRrr: The Star School, taught
hy Mr. John Greenbank, in District No.
1. Summit township. closed on Saturday,
March Is Although it Has . very blus-
terry day, the parents Of the scholars, to-
psther with teachers and visitors from
other districts, arrived BY noon.
Altar the pupils had partaksn heartily
OF their dinners and enjoyed themselves
in good pisy, they wsrs called to order,
and al that could get seats were quietly
seated. The audiencs was then veil en-.
tertained by destinations and select read.
ing by msmbsrs Of the school and others,
which plainly showed that the school had
been well nnght and well managed du-
ring the winter term.
Thsfollowing teachers, Mr. E. Brown;
Mr. VIM. Ksunsdy md Mr.. @. W. Hamil.
ton, each delivered an appropriate ad-
drsss, which was duly appreciated By the
audience; after which the teacher made
| % interesting spsech TO the pupils and
patrons, and snnounsed that the Summit
Township Teachers' Association would
hold 1 meeting at the school house tha:
evening, to which they wsre all invited,
aad adjourned the school. Star School
can beast OF having ono among the best
md easiest schools governed II the coun
Isy.
At o'clock ii the evening the teach
era met at the school house and found
quite : crowd congresatei there, xhict
was called to order by the President, Mr.
E Brown. The roll Was then called and
1.-The following members responded: VIM
Kennedy. e. Brown, John Grsenbank
James H. Hamilton, Jas. Kennedy ami
g. W. Hamilton.
| Amer which there was On interesting
lecture made on The Working and Goo'
Of the Institute" by John Greenbant
followed BY few remarks on the sam
, subject BY other members. Next can
: sn able and instructive lecture on ''Geo
ogy,r BY VIM. Kennedy; which was 10
{ lowed by speech on General Educ,
/ uon," By G. w. Hamilton. Alter whic
4 the audience Was entertained BY anothe
!. interesting lecture on History" by Ja
Il. Hamilton, which Was ably handled.
ri On motion, the Institute adjourned
Q meet next at Hamilton's School Hous'
y Tuesday, March .S, At 8 o'clock in u
evening.
!. Summit Township Tcachers' Associ'
!, tion has been going on since last Oct
, ber. holding its meetings semi-monthl
n and attended by most OF the teachers
: the township. We think it has been
le great auxiliary to the teachers, and b.
y done q vas: amount Of good for u
10 schools Of the township. at least u
schools taught by the members, plain
Of demonstrate the noble working Of the Q
E. gsnizatioa-
e We will close BY eaying that each s'
every township should have such an {
gauisa.ion. NJ. A. h.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

D~K you want onion sets, onion
seeds and garden seeds, 20 to JUD-
KINS' Drug Store.
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eUN you want any article in the Dry
goods or grocery line, call At L HOEF-
FLER'S store.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

aGeHardware and Queensware for
sale at L. HOEEFLER'S store.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

~Prunes for sale at LOUIS HOEF.
FLER'SSat 10 cents per pound.
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CIGAR MANUFACTORY
wooDsFIELD, OHIO.


T HAVE established acisar mandatory in
i woodsnsli. In Rsisnsas's building south
Of the Court House, where will msufacturs
Fine ( igars. Tips and StogaS.
Tor the trade of Monroe and adjoining conn
ties st prices which will compare fsvoraby
With those of Wheeling manufacturers.
NV STOGA CIGARS
Will be manufactured from the fasst quality
Of Ksntucky tobacco. TIrs will be made rom
Massac..u setts, and FINE cIsAks from Con-
n.oticut and Havana tobacco. The patron
| sgsof s,ssls
Merchants and Traders
Generally In Monroe county 10 solicited. or.
d.rs will receive prompt attention. Call aBd
.yauins my stock before purchasing elss.
| sh.rs, FRED RuSkMEtEE
np,as, 7sm3. wocl.asld, 0hle.
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l@lf you want sale bills, statements
of accounts, letter heads, business cards,
envelopes with business card printed
bills OF lading, or other job work, cal:
at THE SPIRIr Office, or send your order
We will do you good work at low rates
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

SrI have q lot Of Plows which win
be sold at low rates for cash.
w. T. MORRIS,
Weodsfeld, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

~All persons desiring 70 purchase
first class goods st low prices, should
call at L. HOEFFLER'S store.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

~ Garden seeds OF all kinds at JUD-
xlSs' Drug Store.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce ROBERT W.
MuuLEMAS. Of Chic tOwnahip. Is . candidate
for Clerk Of the Courts; subjeot to tho decision
Of the Democratic Nominating Convention
MANY DxxocRArs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

~A full supply of Garden Seeds
for sale at JUDKINS' Drug Store.
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-CEsrAua
Iii Nj N / n Is

The Quickest, Surest, and Cheap
est Remedies.
Physie;ans recommend and Farriars declare
that no such remedies have ever before been In
use. Words are cheap. but the propriet'rs Of
these articles will present trial bottle. 70 med
ical men, gratis, ~ guarantee sf what sn'y
say.
The Centaur Linimcnt, White
Wrapper, will cure Rheumatism Neursi-
sia. Lumbsgo, Sciatioa. CAked Breasts. sore
Nipples, Frosted Feet. Chillblsins. Swsllings.
sprains and any ordinary
FLESH, BONE OR NuscLk AILxENT.
We make no pretsnss that this article will
cure Cancer. restore lost bones, or give health
to a whisky soaked CARCASS But it will Away
reduce inaamma alton and allay pain
It will extract the poison Of bites and sting'
and heal burns or ssalda without scar
Palsy, Weak Back. Caked Breasts. Earachs
Toothache. Itch and Cusansaus Erupsions reAd
ily yield to its treatment.
| Henry Black, Of Ada. Hardin county: onis
says: My wife has had rhsumatisn ios nv, =,
ycars-no rest, no sleep-ooud scarcely wsii
across the door. she is now somplstsiy eurse
by the use Of Csntaur Linimsnt. We all Tee
thankful to you. and recommend your wonder
! full medicine to all our friends"
james Hurd. Of Zauesvills. o.. ssyE "Ih
Centaur Lininsnt CURED my NsarslgiA"
Alfred Tush. Of Newark. writes: "Sead m
enc doseu bottles BY sIprssa Ths Lininsa
savsd my leg ! want 70 distribass it, &e.
| The sale Of this Liaimsat il increasing saF
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ewOn the 2sth plt. the Cosrs ,psdsrs
easshst 4. y sit sf ancei.us - The
obsriG eonuanding him TO put the por.
shasas, MAss RscE into posssssioa 81
ths prenises sold in the cass of MARH
Rrc9 - xkcss Mia q q EJIT0h
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

HBuckwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Hominy for sale at A. D. DRlGGS.
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Convention, Saturday. June 3. 1875
CLERK.

ED. SPIRIr: Announce JOEL T. JUD-
xrNs, Of Csntsr towaship, as . candidate for
Clerk Of the Courts; subject to tho decision OF
The Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANI DKMoCnArs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
THE SPIRIT
CENTENNIAL YEAR.

u III N III u N ~ AA " "A As'
We intend, If it j. in snre power,
tu maks Tns SpzRIfsoF pfAocRAcY q
better! 1apsf during the year jqst'
CONNIE heed thaA itlias ever beeninI
the past.
We can say, without egotism, ap-
pealing to our, readers for eonfrma-
ton oflths statement, thst in the
estimation of its subscribers and its
exchanges, this paper stands among
the very foremost country papers in
the State Ths patroaage we now
receive 10 not only gratifying but
Aattering.
For the future We expect to abate
thone OF our zeal for Democratic
principles, ct the same time we
ayow our determination to den0unce
evils and evil l-doers in County, State
and Nakish, without regard to the
party afiiliation of such evil-doers
Wewiil do our utmost conscientious
|ly to serve the interests Of the PEOPLE
lin short we expect TO furnish a live
] wideaxaks and reliable paper.
7 10 encourage us in our efforts, VI
ask fhis favor: That every subscri
bsr; without exception, shall en-
deavor to secure for Us one addition
al subscriber. Q S J,
4 Remember that ths postage o.
TIE EpulE, 70 81 parts of the ,coun
.}try, win be. paid By rs, 80 that on
: suhseribsps viii have no postage :
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s'safa CARD.

II Il due my friends Of Washington
to0uuhipy- 81 slss~hsEss W whom /
have exprssssd . willingness TO be .
eandidsiS = fog thS ulnce of Clerk Of Court
before The nominating convention OF
JUSs 3, f0r ne 10 say that l am not .
candidate Tor that ONCE or any other
/ ssel vsrs. .Tratefnl lor NE eouEtesy ana
kindneSs already shown ne, and Tor the
nanjfastsd i4teeeet exereised u ny ne.
|hals, and txke this method Of express
|ine ny thanks toe tha came, and to say
tkat an not Q candidate.
..r H n uJAnrs WAY. =
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS.

~ Announcing The names o. candi.
dates So each. Tickets 20 per thoxsand, ,
payable IL adranee.
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sRllf. N,liAt4. yoHssross Sr.. an
Old resident Of this county, died at his
hsusaa - passs sa Monday the Sd
hst.
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wsrb Asl0sses atop thsiesh Ohio
District to the National Republican Con-
ysstioh ~, -. D FIckros,. I q Pone
"a. "a, "a ,yswErr. P4lnEss Of Maristta.
Altsrnates: wILLrAxF HrkTrn, Woods-
aeld, and GEcaGE ". BAKER, Athens.
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meBlank Deeds and Mort
Cages for sale at thiI' Office.
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~In the Republican Stste Conven-
tiea held on the 2sth ult., the vote for
delegates at larss Tor the National Rs-
psslisans CoaveasioA Was - follows
First bSliot. Wa1e, l4s; Noyes, &55 ;
WSitssl. I6s upSon, 3Ss Wsggoner.
IA; KeiIef 37x Cornell, 81 Grosven-
ef.e 49, Harlsn. q; iCrsishesd. lis;
sherman, lbs; Howard. 14l. Votes in
the Consspsiop, s373 / necsssary to .
choice, and on the 6rst ballot Messrs.
wsAs, Noyes. Upsone asd Ksifer were
uouinated. ssssa }ssE e ssHm - hsses
4sME. eEggles.on movsd the four next
hikhost ON the 6rst ballot be the four o..
terhkfes, via: Grosvenor; Sherman,
waggonsr and Weitzel. The rules vert
suspended and they were elected.
Aiterward the name OF Senator Sher
man as one Of the altsrnates was With
drawn By Mr. Burns. and Ssm Craig
head, Of Dayton, was put in his place
BY acdamatlon,
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JoEN N POOL,
House Painter and Paper Hanger.

w ~ u y r - 1O s
~ ILL attend to all buslnsss IN his hne
w promptly. Al work dsas ~ We ess'
style and at low rates. 'so1o.1sns'
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~ pulssexs rosd % sAs NortA
a4lei - es.:a a.. s ! l3o H. st.asi
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~ Ia Il! DllIsa. q Frsnk.
lin township, recently sold s. acres of
hiSlksa tof ~ tum az %, 80
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NAssarp -Op the 33d ult., by JACK;
81 3 Ha5Gdsf.a Esss 4 Jacksoa town.
ship, Mr.. Groaas CoLvrx and Miss "a.
S6ss6s r ssanasakeeJ .tsesss f'sb e ea.s ssss
On tAs a6sA M, y Elder JAcoB En-.
LxwrHE, Mr.. s1LyEsrEs HHsrzosx and
Miss RsSpCcA MARrlx.
Oa he ed nit, BY n. BouoHNER'
E.q j ssssAisas tswa1Aip; Ms.i Joas
FsAxs snd Misp JULIA A. PALxzs, y
81 Mosros county, Ohio.
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S~TKs hsHss0us destruction Of the
palisg fesee pcrth Of the Bank, by boys
Cd enough 70 know hetter, is : work
tAas ought te b. stoppsd--by the Law Il
other means Gail.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

stmvQtewzAeikeAss - 6f1sosl
lk5llinS ~ lA IN ipi: q, isl9' ilssl9'
w . rouss os ths Bsllsirs and South
vI1bnG NIl5esk o16agA - Wssas'
- 5esa &ska zakzss - aeza-z-- 's3ssa ~ I
- Il vugAfslhSss1rsa sasstssse siase
Betprdey, ~ Par HAnussz Sosperiy
fS}Idl u rsfay sossshlp, nc Soss'
- ~ - nsn6sasi - wssa ssasty
wkYr 10Y. E... Z, .''-s s.. s.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30
OFFICE CRESCENT CITY r. II. co.
1O3 Canal st., New Orleans. January IL. 1876.

OFFlCE ChEbCENI CIII II. H. CO..(
1O3 Canal ST., New Orleans. January II. 1876.
The stockholders Of this company having
voted to extend their road to Carrolton and for
It's equipment, and To make q loan of 100000 for
the purpose, the directors, in pursuance OF tho
same. now offer to the public bonds OF the CON-
pany. secured upon It's entire lines and real
estate connected Herewith. upon which there are
no incumbrances and which cost over $4,000.
The bonds will be issued In sums Of $1,000. $500
and 800 EACH to suit every class OF investors,
and interest will be at the rate Of per cent per
annum. payable semi in New York or
this city at the option Of the subscriber. at the
time Of ISSUE The bonds will DO coupon. and
will he registered or made payable to bearer. as
desired. Ten per cent will be payable at the
Hmo Of subscription. fifteen on the LIST OF Feb
rnary twenty-five on the 1st of March, twenty
Ave on the LIST Of April and twenty-five on the
LIST Of May next. when the bonds will be issued
and dated.
Interest on the payments from time Of SUBJ
scription to May fist will be paid on delivery of
the bonds. at the rate of per cent per annum
ja1a 3wFrSu JOHN r. JUDEN. Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30
Oa,ce uf New OrleaH CITY Railroad

Office of New OrleaH City Railroad
January 3. is7S.-The consolidation OF the New
Orleans Sy Es sOs fs and the Anew
nv law. the stockholders Of kis Company are
invited to come forward. on q before the FIJI
TENTH INSTANT. TO sqpsribe to the ono
fho,laand shares of stock 70 - issued as pro-
viXsd 81 the articles Of consd 1dation. for tho
nmrpoee Of extending the Canal 6reet line to the
fske. Each holder of thirteen shares Of the
p "na share OF new stock at ~. twenty Ave
=, ner cent Of same to be paid ~ the time q sub
sHcribinS. and the balance II three installments
Of tw % pei censc tEWis sec Gey.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
Pointe Coupee-Louis johnson, Con-
stable Sixth Ward. ~ c.
Rapides-James H. Randell, CLERK
Of District Court. -
Orleans = George Dexhammer, In.
spector of Weights and Measures OF
Seventh District; F. p. Anderson, Oon-
stable Eighth Justices Court, oeVehtn
District.
Public. 4.
Cameron-A. s. Kearney, D!strict At
torney pro tenn; 8. D. Read, Notary
Public.
Lincoln-S. P. Colvin, Clerk District
Court; John w. Wood, Recorder.
Strangers should not fail to visit Grunewald
u.l1
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30
LEEDS FOUNDRY,

Corner Delord and Toucher streets,
NEW ORLEANS, .
We are prepared to manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, g
nrA1NINn M acHINrs Jaw Wuya fsis-
COTTON PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS, neI
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS, 1eveE
IS CRATE BARS, JUDsoN's GOVERNORS child,
and all kinds Of Plantation and Steamboat work ne
and every description Of Machinery for ala not Ot
South. LEEDS 4 lpany he]
We beg to call special attention to or h IN tli'
stock OF Sugar Kettles. Having purcisnu heI ddOptee
entire stock of the Stacker Iron WrrOunt ed by he
nessee, for which Mr.; F. Lys the Pleasures Of
formerly tor %s agent sand the onlysSclsQnge.
sale, as we'll as those OF our
At Reduced Rates. price lists OF
pleased to furnish on apple"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30

Editor New Orleans DEMoCRAT; a
Yesterday the town was startled
from its propriety by the appearance
OF an article In the Bulletin OF Friday,
under the heading OF Cost Of City Gov
eminent, which might, by a forced
construction, appear to be written in
the interest Of the people. All day this
was topic Of conversation. And such
questions as the following were COM
mon on the streets, "What's the matter
with the Bulletin Has It got spas
modic fit Of patriotism BY what mad
vertance has this article crept into its
columns, and does 1t really mean an ap-
proval OF the very sensible veto message
OF tho Mayor Has 1t really one word
to say in condemnation Of wrong or In
advocacy OF right ?" But this morning
the mystery was solved; In effect, the
Bulletin says 1t was all mistake; they
never intended to say word In advo-
cacy OF the cause Of the people against
wrong and oppression but preferred to
work side by side with the Republican
In condemning the course Of the Mayor.
They were certainly misunderstood
when charged with anything like an
exhibition OF a disinterested public
spirit. Yes, true to itself, lift ever adj
yocated right it was either by inadvert-
ance or by accident, and like the noto-
rious Joe Smithers, who never told the
truth but once In his life, and as soon
as it broke upon him what he had
done, at once contradicted It. Crvfs.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30

The following beautiful lines were
written by the Poet Laureate for o work
entitled Laurel Leaves -:
Thsrc are three things that Ill nay heart with
And sf.sei, nv soul IN laughter when view
Fair maiden forms moving like mclOdtesl-
Dlmples, rose lips. and eyes Of any hue,
There are three things beneaSh the glcs6ed SKIES
blue: ,,1, ss
hold them all most dear-but OIL black eyes!
live and die and only die for you.
M Iate smeh ewes looked at melville unused
All sunset underneath a shadowy plane
In old Bayonne. nigh the southern Sea-
From hAlf-open lattice looked ~ me.
saw no more, only those eyes confused
And dazzled to the heart with glorious pain.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30

We have received from the publishers. Messrs.
Soartis A Co.. No. s Commercial Place. corner OF
Camp street, copy Of their very complete and
most useful work. THE New Orleans Directory
for 1876" which is accompanied by very fine
map Of the city. showing all its streets and
wards. geographically the book Is most OK
cellently gotten up. and presents = very neat ap-
pearance. The price Of the book IL six dollars.
and Il is for sale by the publishers, ana at the
principal stationers. It is a book which should
be In every business office.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30
DETER GALLERY.
OAROLINA SEED RICE.

ONO Of the New Orleans Insurnnce
Company. New Orleans. Jsnusryl3. 1s76-At the
this day. q semi-annual interest dividend OF
Five Per Cent was declared, payable to the stock
holders on and after the first Monday OF Feb
ruary next
ia16 16t ], w 6lNCAH, 6ectet&Fys
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30

Mechanics and Trsders' Ba nk-New Orr
leans Jan. 81. ls76 AT an election for directors
were elected to serve fof the ensuing year. viz:
THH0s. GANGRIpGE. ON HQRIA.
]. A. BLAFFER, RICH'D MILLIKEN,
A LEHNANN
Also at a meeting OF the board held this day,
Mr.. H. GALLY was unanimously elected Presi-
dent. MOSES HAltKlS.
ia291w Cashier.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30

F'ANCI ufoCEfIES'
TEAS. COFFEES.
CHOCOLATES.
The undersigned takes pleasure in announce
ing TO the public that besides his choice stock Of
FANCY GROCERIES,, he has attached a de-
partment for Fine TEAS. COFFEEsS and CHO-
COLATES.
Coffees parched and ground fresh every day.
Goods delivered free Of charge.
A.. N. TOURNE,
ja23 ct No. 10 Royal street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30

A LEXANDER HILL,
IA Formerly J. Davidson Hill d Co.
WELSH and AMERICAN STATES, SLABS, &c.
And agent for the Imperial and Columbian
Slate Quarries, Buckingham County, Va. The
slate from these quarrfes are the best Ameri-
can States which have yet been sent to this mar
ket, and bear q closer resemblance In color,
strength and quality to the Welsh Slate than any
that have heretofore appeared Prices from
q to 90 per square.
d30 SIN no Carondelet street. New Orleans. Y
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30

Alhambra kid gloves 81 a pair at Levy's. All
tho light shades for evening toilets.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-30
al. HILL 4 CO.. 1o2 GRAvIER ST.. NEW
We Orleans. sole agents for
STAR GLASS COMPANY.
NEW ALBANY. IND.

Window glass; single and double thick. equal to
Polished Plate. equal II not superior to any Of
foreign manufacture: Rough or Hammered
Plate. from n to inch in thickness. for sky
PIECES 70 oher
Orders promptly filed. ja22 I'm