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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-31

as low for Cash as at any place In the
south G, AZ ARE invited to try orr market M:
JIG. SANDERS, u. A. BREARD,
II. KING. $. MARK, J.BAER.
EuRNIrURE STORE,
AND FURNITURE REPAIRING.
"
The undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has now ON hand N well se-
iecied stock OF Ofcc and Household ks.,~t-
tM'e, Wooden coCias, Metalic Burial OlSkeES,
COFFIN TRIMMINGS sstch Haadfes, Plates,
Scre,os, etc. Terms, Cash. store ON GRAND
street, near the Courthouse. -
Monroe. La. March IS. 1875. nss-tf
MoN*oE FsHRH.
FREE TRADE WITH MoNRoEl
Tie Board of Trade of Monroe inform the
public that, on all persons and teams bring.
ing cotton to Monroe for sale and returning
FERRlAGE WILL. BE FREE
at the Monroe Ferry. Any other person,
crossing at the Monroe Ferry, either on
foot, on horseback in u Vohicle, who
amount from ' amy member Of the H Hoars ,f
Trade, will have refunded to him by tho
ferrynan, through the merchant from
paid for terriage IN coming to Monroe and
will be given ~ free ticket for farrinHs IN
returning.
Monroe. La, Aug. 81. ls75.-tG
nuACHlTA LIVERY
AND SALE STABLE Tod.
II. q. DOBSON, PROPRIETOR,
Cor. Third and DeSinr,i Streets, Monroe, la.
Horses and mules bought and sold. Good
lots for droveis connected with tho stable.
hASTROP STAGE OFFICE AT THIS
October 6. 1876
MONROE BAKERY, o..
DESIARD STREET.,
II. PErZOLD, Proprietor.
best flour. Cakes of every Kind kept for
sale, or made to order.
Fancy Groceries, Tobacco. Cigars.
Fruits, Oonfoctioas, &C.,
Kept in stock Hndwi DE sold at the lowest
market price. October q. 1876. ly
ICES 'cE' lcE'
The undersigned respectfully nforms the
public that on and after Saturday, I'D, he
will DE prepared to fill all orders for Ice, mt
the following rates:
100 TBS or more. 214c per ID.
Retail. Be per ID.
Call send orders to the Wharf boat
Warehouse. G. l.. HEAD.
Monroe, La, June p, ls77.--3m
WAGONS! WAGONS!
Twenty-Five Two and Four Horse Iron
Axle Wagons, made by the celebrated
Studbaker Manufacturing Co., just re-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-31

The undersigned respectfully informs the
lected stock OF Office and Household kSs,1si-
ture, Wooden coUa's, Metallic Bss,taI Clskets,
GDVsn TRIMMINGS sstch as Haad4ss, Plates,
ScTeos, etc. Terms, Cash. Store ON GRAND
street, near the Courthouse.
j. T.. PETERS.
Monroe, La, March Is, 1875. n28-tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-31
CPECIAJ. NOTICE.

The Board of School Directors Of Ouachita
Parish will meet on the first Saturday In
each month All persons having claims
against the old School Board viii please
prevent them to II. Gsrson, Jr., treasurer
before he next meeting.
}. LANE BORDEN,
President Board of School Directors,
August IT, 1877.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-31
STORE,
AND FURNITURE REPAIRING

r.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-31
Buy your cigars at Rills's.

4l3,5sL q $l3,5sl 27
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

VNFORsfS his patrons and the public that he con-
u tinues to practice his profession at No. 2f2 So,f
Locust Street. and that he prepared 10 perform All the
most dieult and intricate operations appetainfng to
Dentistry He also administers al the Gases for the
positive relief OF painin The extracting Of teeth being
the first who dared to bring into use in his profession
In the State Of He likewise sets every
description Of Artificial Teeth but especially the Terra
Metaiiie Of which he Il the dscoverer and inventory
tracing Teeth speciality.
H6ry.b 15Y6-1S
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vEGErI7INE.

The range Of disorders which yield to the influence q
this medicine and the number ofde6ned diseases which
1t never fails to cure greater than any other single
medicine has hitherto been even recommended for BY
any other than the propretors Of
These diseases are Scroa and all erupfive diseases and
Tuners, Rheumatism Gout, Neuralgia and Spinal Com
plants and all infammatory symptoms; Ulcers, all Sy-
phiitc Diseases Kidney and bladder diseases Dropsy
the whole train Of painful disorders which 50 generally
afiict American women, and which carry annually
thousands Of them to premature graves Dyspepsia,
hat universal curse of American manhood, Heartburn
Piles. Constipation, Nervousness, Inability to sleep and
impure blood
This Is formidable list of human ailments for any
single medicine successfully attack and 1t Is not prob
able that any article before the public has the pow
er the quarter Of them except Vegetine 1t lays
the the root of the tree of disease by first eimi
mating every impurty from the blood, promoting the
secreons opening the porehe great escape valves OF
the the liver 70 its fI and natur-
al action cleansing the stomach and strengthening di-
gest6u. This much accomplished, the speedy and the
permanent Of only the diseases we have ennm
Grated hut likewise the whole train Of chronic and
situtona disorders Is certain to follow This Is pre-
csely what veeene does and II does II so quickly AMI
so easily that II Is accomplished fact almost before
the patient Is aware Of it himself.
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vEGElrTINE
rs MY FAMILY
MEEDyLZJNN.
| WISH NO OTHER.


IhOVfDENCE5 hpftt tth3 Aofo
Mz H. r. SrEyErs-Dear SIR When was about
years Of age a humer broke out upon me, which my
mother tried to by giving herb teas and s 9TH
suclremedies as she knew Of but 1t continued TO
grow worse until finally she consulted physician and
he said had the salt reun and doctored me for that
complaint He relieved some, but said could not
be permanently cured De disease originated IN the
blood remained great sufferer fo1 eeverafyears un-
til heard u and consulted physlcans who said had
the scrofuOus hum0r and II would allow him to doc
tor me he would cure me. did so, and he commenced
eaar up my and succeeded In effecting an ex-
ternal cure in short time the disease appeared in
q worse form than ever, cancer0us humor upon my
lungs throat head suffered the most terrible pain
and there seemed TO be no remedy, and my friends
thought die, when my attention was called
while reading newspaper to VEGETINE testimonial
OF Mrs Waterhouse No 1854 Athens Street. South Bos-
o and formerly residing in South Boston and being
persougs5 acquainted with her and knowing her form
er feeBye health concluded would try the yegetfne
After had taken few bottles 1t seemed to force the
sores out OF my system had runntng ~ ears
which for time very painful but cOftinued to
take tile vegetine until had taken about rs bottles my
health improving all the time from the comnlencement
of the first hottie and the sores to heal commenced
taking the vegetine In 1872 and continued its constant
use for six months At the present time my health Is
better than 1t has been since was child. The
yegetne is what helped me- and most cordially RECON-
aend 10 10 all sufferers especially my friends. had
deem sufferer for 30 years. and until used the
vegefne found remedy now use II as my famaiy
'"''''''A'' A'u "''" = ''''s' Mrs. &C. COOPER.
No.i Joy Street. Providence, R. l.
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Amour BARlEs. --Diffsren countries hav,

ABOUT BABIES, Different countries have
different methods Of dealing with their young.
The Gseenland baby is dressed in furs and
carried in sort Of pocket 10, the back of his
mothers cloak. When she Is very busy and
does not want be bothered with him, she
digs hole in the snow aud covers him all
UP but his face, and leaves him there until.
she is ready totake atie of him again. The
Hindoo baby hangs N 4 basket fren the root,
and is taught 10 smoke long before he learns
to walk. Among the Western Indians, the
poor little tots are tied fast to a board, and
have their heads Hattened by means of anoth-
er board iastened,down over their foreheads.
IN Luna, theliStle @liovAlies.all day in a ham
mock swung from, d tree-top, like the baby in
tAssnaFssry song. In Persia he Is dresssd.in
sseal costly silks and Jewels, and his head
is aser uncovered, day or night while in
Yucatan, pair of sandals and straw hat
ara lmnehs 10 be all theclothing he needs,
and ii Asnerica they fix the baby in a nice
little carriage and knock the underpinning
from below the harmless pedestrian as the
mother calmly plopels the vehicle and gazes
in the shop windowa at the latest sprihg bon
nets.
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Sun STROKE. The following shows the
cause Of sun stroke, and what is best to be
done in such a case 4 1t isolaimedathat it oc-
ours from, or is indicated BY a cessation Of
perspiration., The moment man at work in
the hot sun ceases to sweat, he is in danger
Of sunstroke, and SHOULD at once quit work
and supply the deficient moisture of the skin
with water This j. Indispensable to the re-
duction'of the accumulated heat Of the body.
Water is the resource when the body Is. sub
jected to an inordinate temperature. After
too long draught upon the system .perspira-
ton fails, and soothing then win avert sun
stroke but the timely use of water to the sur
face. A man may work long in.a hot sun. or
labor or sleep ina heated room with mpunity
proyidsd he keeps Yhis skinand clothing wet
with water or course the first thing to do
after . sun stroke il. toi remove the PEARSON to
= cool place and cali.a physician. Before he
comes. or If he is nos attainable. It is best: to
commence an application of cold water-a
donche from the height Of three or four feet
ID most accommodates 10 BE- applied over tho
whole body, but more especially to tho head
and spine. The relaxation Of the pupil will
eive The. first Indication Of the remedy having
the desired effect No blood letting should
De permitted under any circumstances.
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FRuIT.-The esrlicr in the day fruits are
eaton tie better. They should be ripe, fresh,
aud perfect. and eaten in their natural state,
with the important advantage of isssbeing al.
most impossible to take too many. Their
healthful qualities depend on their ripe acid
ity, but IL sweetened with sugar the acidity
is not only neutralized, but the stomach is
tumatsd to receive moro than 1t is possible to
digest, and il cream is taken with them the
labor of digestion is inoreassdl No liqnid Of
any description should be drank within an
hour after eating fruits, nor should anything
else be eaten within two or three hours after
thus time being allowed for them to pass
out Of the stomach, the-system derives from
them all their enlvening, cooling, and aperi-
ent influences. Thesg reatnule il, eat fruits
and berries while fresh, ripe and perfect. in
their natural state, without eating or drink
ing anything for At least two hours afterward ;
with these restrictions fruits may be eaten in
moderation during any hour Of the day, and
without getting tired Of them, or ceasing to
be benefited by them daring the whole seas
on.p 8E#w4n N A#n
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

Deacon Jones, recently deceased, hadIa very
red nose. His widow thought it rather per-
sonal In the minister to begin his funeral dis
course Another shining light has, been
tahens fsom our midst
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sa.Agnen llghsthat promises tpentirely SUPER
sesls gas for iigi.tinr streets, and perhaps for
other purposes has Of late BEEN successfully
applied In. several places in, Germany and
Franco. Sticks Of charcoal, surmounted by
an isolating matter, which slowly melts away
are consumed by electricity. With two Of
these electric candles it is claimed light
equal to one hundred gas jets may be thrown
on a street. The cost is about cne-half tina.
Of gas, and the light Is of the best quality. II
has also.the recommendation that there is nc
danger whatever of fire from the electric cam
dies The new light has been introduced in
forty large establishments in France, and ID
destined, many believe, to be the only light
that win be used in large rooms public plac-
es and manufactures.
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A New Hampshire paper alphabetically
says that if it devoses more space to the pota-
to bugs than to the Legislature, Il is because
the bugs are doing the most work.
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''Just my luck, . said waiting maid sad
ly Here I am in a family where every one
has love affair on hand and leave letters ~
ing about opened, and I cant read. - Paris
IAN Wit. H.
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Mr.. Yates. Of Manchester England, has in
vented horseshoe, composed of three thick
nssses Of cow-hide, compressed into steel
mould, and then subjected to chemical pre-
pa hilton. It is said to last longer, weigh only
ohsfourth as much as the common shoe,
never osplit the hoof, and to have no in
furious influence on the foot. u reanires no
sven-on,aspRalt, the horse never slips.
It 20 lastic that the horses step is lighter
an4 s4sr. IL adheres so CLOSELY to the foot
tbss neither dust nor water can penetrate be-
t@een-btse shoe and the hoof. II. all this ia
true, it neussbe ~ wonderful Improvement on
tbs iron shosn 5 s s. 4 ~.
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In the Orient they won't allow fellow to
see his girl until the minister has tied the
Ract.s In that way poor mother has a good
opportunity to work off her oross-eyed daugh-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

ssGentlemen Of leisure, taking sun baths. I,
is the title BY which corner loafers are to be
hcncefossh distinguished in this section.
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Another Cowhiding Affair " WIS the sem
sational headline Western editor put over a
brief item calling attention 10 his lost cattle.
, 1877-12-21
THE COMMISSIONERS.

Possibility OF an Agreement.
Tbs Commlssoners wero buslly engaged yeateF.
day ouarrelux with ono naoshcr ~ 10 who shou!d
naus tho mon for tbs dlluscnt county othcas.
Tho Democrats weso tho most active, and 1t "ss
evident 10 ono yiowtng them, AZ they stood asuund
IN little kuots, that thsy wero nut in tho beat
hun,or, nuf near NJ comfortable Or confident ~
tl.ey had becn tho day before. They weFo frs.
quently elo.eted with ltountrss. drinking
from The depth. II III. .isdom: ,S", ana
foat himself upon thu public for anotl'sr yesr aud
ttat hIs ou friaaos and allies of the "itns wsrs
ready 10 hslp itm a. bsst they could. Yhsy aa mot
lcas it wus In Huuutrce's uf!en " Luhzehs drink.
ipg.placr; Uut fron, Tho taet that ConIY was not
icss ~ DO anYshina. 3n Tho afternoon ths latter
showed the reporters what plruoflrd ~ :,s thu
Urmocrauc slate. but taasmneh - he T. given ~
Joking GlsT touk no stock ID It. ltls given. how.
eygr. lur whit 1t IL worth: Wallace WA naHled Tor
County Attorney. u4Edick fos County Agent
fof hs n;ae A.!p aa tSf
iiosplal Warren. each To select al' o"n a'sfst.
ants. .. ,...,
s.ljent thar tusy hld ovcoais a.hnIned VI 1Eht-
1nK among tho uh,selvcs, e3A wtfo psut On tnakIn3
anutas! duspsrats vt!ost " agtso y ssueus *as
senl u al tbs sputl!cans inviting tae4. 10 attend
/ eaueus to.1ny, aud tu1tneTnute Iaat AeyvF, thu
unea.1vst shcap. had psouiaed ~ return " !ho
fvll; and fgoM another AuuEcc u Wa4 stated that
Tabor would not su4al out for stuishell II hs coi-
iluuea 10 tp Objectionable tu tAu Otuers. which II
was believed Gs would nol be. 1'hu condition OF
Marof: outing .hs "i!!nx." i ' W.. '+ts. ~,
whlsky y.xaugcr. fuf Hospital Warden. aud
10 granted otiar Sasors. Whether E.u viii w given
what o. wnnts OF nut IL by no mcans cettain, and,
siuco hp has Actel hu hs, sunas doubt tho policy
vi making any coacessluas to hlul VI say kind.
liz viii bu in The euucu. however, II hls word eau
bs relied osi, and abont the hrss proposl!on taat
Will and ought u " made y to ac-tFoy all sstes.
and nvntuasS Iy ballot uscn for the offices " ~
1lled, with VI tya ~ thclr capacity and genera!
Ilnass for tla saseral Positions. tAfs 4 syEcsd
ilt1p cau ou u1pectsa II they do uot sytIa
Or 10. I4uEsow ai tAu fastAvst, Tho l}raocra4 will
satff lAp d1y Mpnday.
, 1877-12-21


Tn Friday It wAs voted to pcrmIt delinquent
members of subordinate Oranges u Join other
atranRes on payment Of Is cents, 10 cents OF
which shall 70 10 the State tirange. !
The report o{ the Committad to amend the
Constitution OF Pomona Grange, oy striking
from Sec. 2 4l5, and !nserttng e8; and striking
nut all after the words -four won1eh,n In tho
eane section, and inserting "fonrth~t}eKree
mefnbers IN gond standing ~; also, etriksnx ote
MaAters," and Inserting "Poat- Masters and
their wives who are Matrons"; also, striking
out all other restrictions on fourth-dcgree menl-
beTs and changing tbs fees from - to ~ Tor
males, and to cents for females, was adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions asked the
adoption Of resolution Ia favor Of amending
the Code OF 1871 sec. a078, SO that no higher
tar 10 collected than 8 per cent; and Of \ law
making the Incorporating OF penalty aud at
torneys' fees for collection In promissorJ notes,
usury; but the Grange refused to adopt It.
Tho quorum Of Ehe QsAngs was changed from
fifty 10 twenty.
< resolution asking ao appropriation by tho
I.eefalat,re Of =, 500 to tho State Agricultural
Society was tabled.
Thn Executive Committee was Instructed to
redlstrfct tbs 6tate three months prior to tho
next meeting OF tho Grnnge, and no county TO
bo allowed more than two delegates.
The Committee on Cooperation presented =
partial report, In which was expressed full eon-
titlcncE in the sIccess Of the cooperative sys-
ten: and asked further tlne tueol!cct statistics
and facts thereon; which was granted. the Com.
mittee to report to the public press. -
The officers were duly installed md the
Grange adjourned Blpa die.
, 1877-12-21
IOWA STATE GRANGE.

softtat tpr'fspo"us"ts " -" 4.s0H'".
., T.. .s'.,o,, l.ro ,1ur,ng Tho veel, v,Ih
aas ..v" -, IT, H. IN =, sn,hcr. in attendance
The action Of the National Orange 10 reducing
Initiation fees to - for males aud for fetu2les
,1a. ratified "A to females,
:. -a.o,vtfnr va mdonte,l In favor of com-
y fesoiuton was Aa'ps1 :. .~'.' g.1
putfofy eoueatlou. sno fe'oest'ns sae A'es s"'"
turc to provide tho necessary legislation tte1e-
'ot. .,..,,, ~. .aon,.d In ,svor of The r..
H.. - ~. ro,.,, ~ w..
monetl1atiOa OF suScF Aau tAo tcpes' " s"8
ltcauu.ptlon net. and requesting sae AsR's'atuse
IL tneu1urfa]txc CouK1csa to ltgialate tn aee1td-
.u,ua tbr,rwtth,
sneS t"..e'ta. ,,.,. o,r.c,,o, ~,,h n.
a motion to o's""s eou"'>'''a "''A 'As
National tdf&nEe VIE lost'
.b,n frou, 1fY to 10 WA rejected.
~. s.,.xu ~ ~. u..,s, IN. Avna at slsn
LUIS sa'a'J " 'no
with poatsec aha A'a''o"e'J' tao onees ~
md tiu salary f31e1 A. u, 900, with postage and
staft,,flery anl 1850 fur elerk-hIro
4 resolution was adopted tndorstng the effort
Of County Supervisors in the state to reduce tho
burdens Ut taxation; snd tnc siastef N teo
ysntioo ] II Supervisors 10 procure Irel.Iatlon On
'as T. 'ify" Yhs soo!itIsn t u Tie 0rana jury.
~ eoo1Pea "@kao's - E''" s' ~~
cosss. \.
u 10 tax al coste 70 the 'oa!uk IattJ,-!she
wisIllly party ~ pAy tho jury etiufe LILO *esaet
il rtk,,r,let,
l. 10 liz thu fec of attorneys appointed by
courts tu defend criminals.
t. To regulate and tx the compensation Of
gfltrtkstld deuurt-eelNFteFs. .,,
u. IL investigate the Froprlvty Q! sboltahins
County Superintcudeilts vi f1btc SCHOOLS.
Z. To compel Hhsrtns tu Teplrt ices, u ottef
county uttitcrA .io.
4 ufuals!thln tu abolish all laws Tor the cOl.
lection Vi 4ishta Wak lust.
| A At4upo4lstuA for tlr osgunlzAttoa Ut Patlons'
, 1877-12-21
now WAS He klLlED2

Yesterday morning County fhys!tian Holden and
pn. o. J. Frteo aud Acflckas went " Calvasy
Cemetery and sxhumcd for exana!yttloa thu EsIy
OF John Mccarthy, Us ysas. os age, ~ho ~as
found us&d on the sseniug of Nov. 81
On tho tricks OF tbs Alton KalEtad, near tbs Line
sssssl cruising. 1t supposed Ut tho time ahat
hs had been run down wIala returning fsom
work W swileh. eus'n0 No. o.. and yer.
diet to that eject vi. rsndpre1 by the
tueonsr's tury. Deceased left . wife and si1
cAtl4sru IN pout eIcuuistaaces At M. ITS taEsel!
strict. And thsy have iusututed suit fuF $lo, oo
d4maxt4. 1t waA &len that solna one discovered that
Mccarthy could uok hssu oscn killed " tls eaithe,
The cn3inest anl dzenau wafa bosiiito thAt they
yesterday proved u tho three gentlemen abo.u
named that ha cou!4 nut hass come ~ Ills death tu
that nlannst. Df!crf Sullivan and smother man
who geua4 tho body st4kGx .aat 1t wAs 1tll Will.
, 1877-12-21
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

sste3df DtspdseA 10 The CAtea1o 5tfsunS- .
9fntNoFIBLD, ILL.,. Dec. 20.-Goy. CuIIum To-
day pa'doned out Of the Pen!tenstasy W. Sally,
who WAS convicted Of robbery At tho june,
1875, term Of tho Cook County Criminal Court,
and sentenced 10 the renitentiasY for four years.
The B&ate's Attorney and prosecuting witness
united In the petition for elemency.
The date fur holding the proposed National
Guafd Convention hxs been chsnged from the
9th to the 18th uf J4nuAry. Over 8o0 militia
officers have slKniacd their Intention 10 BE-
present. Reduced rates IN rallioada hafs bean
secured for visiting officers.
, 1877-12-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nrw YonK, ncf. 20.-AtriVel, stcaMahfps
Fsraduy, trun l.oudou, aud botAnIa, from Ly-
esktoul.
LONDON, Dec. c0.--Tho steamships Denmark,
from New York, and Nuva sco'ian, froM Hsltl'
more, haye arrived out.
Nxw Yoax, Dee. a,.--Threc steamships. cacf,
with full csryu, leave thts port lur EMropc to-
day, tlla CITY Ut Brusscls, Ut the luu.an Llns.
being thu tiF.t vessel u sail uttlrr the new
arrangement Of The British loatutllce Depart
Ment,
Exw York, Dec. 90.-Artiycl, steamer State
Of tieo1gia, from ti1asguw.
QuxEAsrowN, Der. a1-AEriysd, steamship
NuYaua, frusn New lurk.
, 1877-12-21
now RACINI: FEELS ON SrLvEIe.
To fhs Editor Of TAs Tribune.

RACINE, WIS.,, Dec. ls.--.rhc people Of this
place thank your paper for tho able aud fear
less manner in whicl, you handle the subject ol
dcmonctizlng the silver dollar, and they hope
you will not yie>d until tho svindlng lcgts1a.
ton is repealed. M meeting has u yet bcun
called TO discuss this subject. At meeting
held In November, during tho campaign, ex-
Senator Doollttlu ventilated the act!usl oG Con-
Eress III icIn0nctizIng the silver do!tar. Ills
speech opct,ed the eyes Ut our people, aud II Is
salts tn ray that utiie ous II every ten nfu rcA-
hot for wit,!ng out llis law, II not repealed
thIs srsstU,l Vt Co,iEruss, stluoupurc parlullar
man will ou cavctcd In ttlta district ucxt fall, aud
nj other question will t.c dIkeussed during the
campaign. YQura truly, 4. +. UurruN.
, 1877-12-21

CoLUMntA, s. G., Der. A.-Thu Legislature
took recess until Jan. lC. Thcmost lu,postaut
measure adopted was the satliying Ut the
amendment to tho Stats Constitution which,
leyc4 an annual tax vi two mills upon all tux
ablo property iu tue statc fur the support u!
frec schools. Tn the tiHai passage to-day lupre
than two tlalrsl& Voted altlrulat!yely.
T!4s Culuu,ittee u Investigate the bonded
debt will report immediately alter reccsa. No
special Glass of Lut,d. vii! he declared ftaudu-
lieut., but uuly particular bonls which wcro Is"
sud ,5segularly.
, 1877-12-21
NOTES.

NJ. y. u. H4sktns tAkef hls henedt 1t tho Adcl"
phi this evening, playing By request liking Rich
ard III.
Prank Ekld II fepainttnz and decorating The
wallis around Inc box.of of ffaycr1ya, With
view to fnaks IN Impression On ltose Eyt!ngc when
ahe tomcS.
s'Sidnntc continues on the boards At McVlck.
es's TIL the end Ut this week. For the holldays
''Boanty and thu Deaat" nnd ''simpson T. Go. "
arc beiug prepared.
Miss Hose Eyslnge. George Donlfncc, nnd 1,uf 8
entire broadway Theatre Company left New Ynrk
lati evening for this city. Nine. llctey 1ttRl, WIG
leads The ballet In ''Auiuny and Cteopatfa, VIII
bc here 0n Saturday. Tho scenery. costumca. aud
oshes par4phcrnllEa OF tho ptecs 10 on the why.