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Pants reduced from 25 TO 40 per cent.
shoes and Boots, Hats, Cutlery, HRrdf-
ware, CrOckery, &C., all Of which wilE
be sold nE mach reduced rates.
would like to give a detailed list of prices
of all my goods but my stock being too large,
I limit myself to the few items mentioned above.
promising that all other goods will be sold Mt
prices corresponding with the same.
Furniture will be sold at extremely low prices.
Call soon and secure Bargains, or you might
miss your chance.
Bring along your Cash, No goods will be de-
livered without being paid for.
New Orleans prices, less expenses to put to
that market, will be paid for Hides, Wool and
Cotton, and all other marketable products
SOLOMON ISAAC.
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VOI1IlA Z
Judgment, for adIar. affirmed

j Judgment, FOR adnsf. affirmed.
Vim. g. Tea, Jet at. vs.. Oscar s. Lyons,
ct al. Appeal from Galeasieu Ordered
that an entirely new transcript of APP
peal be made BY the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court, and that il be filed on Or
before the first day Of the next regular
term n
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A T. Gllillory was appointed commissioner
to sell unbranded cattle In the third ward.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Monday, July I'd, 1877.
Il. II. LITTELL, President.
Attest: G, MAYO, Clerk.
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MASONIC.

OFT OF THE GRAND COMMANDER OF
knights Templar in the State OF La (
New Orleans, June 1st, 1877.
GENERAL ORDER
No. l.
The J:1eers and Sir Knights of Grard Com
mandery No. 4, Will assemble at their Asylum,
1t 10 O'Clock \. NJ, on Sunday June 24tn, 1917,
of st. Johns Day, by this Grand Commandery.
By order of
BERRY RUSSELL. Grand Commander.
c. w. HOTCHkISS, Grand Captain General.
Attest: RECHARET LAMBERT, Grand Recorder.
June 23
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Still Lower!
GREAT REDUCTION
S !!
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS J!
BARGAINS

Uishiusr "a ro1 nan ,,,,- ~, c,,,,o,,. 80 a,r - l.,
,..,,,, 1,s7.-,,.I = e-s~.- .4, N0-- W 1'
sboo. 1aot, 1,r+r e., ,1,3 o,,,s,;,,,S,.'- 80 9'
s,,ar,,i+, ~ ,,,,, ta,,s .Ho
rbo,,o oorcIr1od o,,d +o,, is,o+,,~l ,.
- 1,,,>,,,, t 49,, tI4 II S ]
DSys from this date ofrar ,,roat ind,,oa,'or+,
+o C,,s1 ,,,r,,t,.,o,s '''''
ctonds ,,;,, I,a aaI[,
ri1 49, t.';o.,.. 70 70 Tl'''" ,A'i'> '' ' i0"'
rho,,o +o,' -, r4o,.,- ~, ,''s+, -, .,.
,re hard ap, business a,,1
- , - 7 "
+o 1at tl,o r,,Llic ho +,l 1a,oet ~ 49, a,;a
oou ,,,I-iot r an, ,i11i,,. -, ,,,a,rr ,, -
Won from Oh to Ao nor cont Nv, ro,,,. na,,,,o,
Fast color ealfcOes, Best American
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Proceedings of the Board of POlicc a.
Gaae Town Of OpelOusas.
TUESDAY, June 5th. 1877

TUESDAY, June 5th, 1877.
The Board Of Police of the town of Opelou-
sas met. Present: DR.. James Ray, President,
and Messrs. P J. Lefebvre, VIM. G.. Bell. L.
Skinner, G. N. Ealer, C. Mayo and Emile DOna,
to.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
On motion, Resolved, That the President of
this Board be and he Is hereby requested to
have all houses where liquors are sold, closed
ON Friday the sth, inst, for such time as he
thinks the public peace requires.
On motion of Mr.. Skinner, Resolved, that
Messrs. Charles N. Ealer and G. Mayo be and
they are hereby appointed q committee to re-
wise the assessment bills for the year 1877:
The President appointed Messrs. p. j. Lefeb
bvFe, g. Mayo, and Emile Donate, q committee
| on claims; and the said committee having re-
ported faYOraly on the following, IT was resolV-
! ed that they be paid
Dr James Ray for holding inqnisiti0n on
| Auguste Iessassier deceased and max
ing due return OF same according to
| r Fl LdtteIl for making post mOrtem exam
| ination on AgenOr Lessassier decd. -. Is 90
| e Taylor for fees as justice of the peace 5 90
Leodore Skinner for fees asjuroF ON inquest 90
| II Bioch a a. 2 % ~
| Fl Il Burr !" Z" a" : 90
Tay5or Tay5or for fees as justice ot the peace
Julien Claua three pounds of rope for
On lo notion Resolved that the town attorney ~
| he allowed the rate OF ten per cent for all
| monies collected by him by due process of law
/ Gu motion Resolved, that the sum of thirteen
| dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated
| in addition to the sum heretofore appropriated,
| for the support of paupers.
/ On motion the Board adjourned.
JAMES RAY, President,
| JOS. .. RICHARD, Clerk.
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B% REQUEST

OF many friends, and desiring to continue to
sell ut low figures, I have decided 10 extend
the time of obtaining bargains for 80 days from
this date.
Don't neglect to call fOreXtra bargains, which
are daily sold at the establishment of the
undersigned. SOL. ISAAC.
OpelouS:S, June 22d, 1877.
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Why is room full of married folks like an
empty room? Because there is not a single
person In it.
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3J5II SI
I hereby certify that the above statement is
true and correct. W. A. ROBERTSON,
Parish Treasurer.
Opelousas, La, 10th June, 1877.
The President appointed Messrs Savoy,
Guidry and Dubuisson committee to exam
inc claims unpaid and on file against the parish
wltreup0n they reported the following correct
and aDDrOVed:
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FOsSs' Months of Goo Health
FOR 25 CENTS.
ANY PERSON WHO WILL BUY BOX OF
PARSONS pURGATHVE PILLS,

PARSONS PURGATHVE PILLS,
and will take one ~ each night for four "a
nights, and will do this every f3dl week during
the months Of June, July, August and Septeul-
ber, will not be troubled with Fever and Aawe.
nor MalhriOUs Fever, nor Bilious Fever,
nor any Of the diseases resulting from miasma-
tic poison, common i'll Missouri, Mssissippi
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. If PAIR
SONS ESURsSAFaVE PILLS cannot be
obtained at your nearest store, send Is cts to
the undersigned, and the pills shall be sent,
by mail ut $3.50 per thousand in bulk. AS this
is but little more than half price for standard
pills by the Thousand, cash must accompany
the order. The Recipe will be Cheerfully sent
to any physician on application. We will send
Parsons Pills by mail to responsible parties
on commission at 90 per dozen, sample dozens
at 81 81. caah with the order
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO
/. s. JOHNSON e. CO.,
june 23-1y Bangor, Maine, ProprietOrs
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Opelousas, June 23d 1S77-tf
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SOLOMON ISAAC.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09
THE GOLD FIELDS OF NEW MEXICO

In" recent excitement in reference tc
the discoveries OF gold in New Mexico
j. not without tpunilliom. II i to,
1T NJ by any parties Interested in spec
u].atlnu. There are no cities and towns
which are ~creatin. false intelligence
publishing it II the world with the hope
OF making money out of the rush Of
miners I" the new digging,. 1t ha,
grown steadily and gradually upon the
firm foundation ut actual fact and the
demonstration of actual experiments.
The gold fields Of New Mexico are
known to be the richest and most en-
trns.y" Of any found. outside OF Cali
ioru't. in the Eockey mountains. In
Montana and Idaho some such gold dig
gin-> were discovered but thev were
not extensive and therefore soon exhaus-
ted. In Colorado and Urah. placer mines
OF any extent or richness, have not
been found 1t is from the rich mineral
veins that the bullion yielded by them
l. obtained. In some gulcheS. deposits
Of free gold were discovered, but they
were not extensive enough to pay .arge-
~ 'nNewM Mexico. however, the true gold
fields have been long known to exist
HE high ranges OF mountains. running
south through Colorado, and in which
are locked up the precious metals in
veins and leads, divided up in New
Mexico into numerous smaller and do
tachcd ranges. The mountains are
ike the branches OF Il huge tree thrown
down upon this territory, with the body
extending north through Colorado and
the northern territories. Through the
thousands OF years since the Rocky
mountains were shaped, flood and frost,
rain and storm have been hard at work
,tiSintegratlng the rocks and freeing the
gold. Nature has been the vreat pu,-
"erizer which has beaten down the
rocks into fine sand and earth and left
tn" particles of gold in the deposit. The
branches and qualifications OF this GREAT
tree have been thrc-hcu out and New
Mexico has been the threshing floor
wherein the grain, the free gold. ha~
been left to be cleaned up by the miner.
The Old lIacerS, the New PlacerS. the
Jicarl!as. the Guadalupe mountains.
and hundreds of other places in New
Mexico contain more god thar the
gold stream of California. Lack of
water has been the first great drawback
to working IN these gold fields. and the
lack of capita! and enterprise the sec
"ni. Attention has now been drawn to
them, however. and a few energetic
miners viii he enabled to demonstrate
the richness OF the deposits and thus
direct hither the capital necessary 10
work them. The dry washing process
promises to be 4 success, and will great
" aid in developing the mines. All we
need is to have public attention directed
this way. The gold is there and will
speak Tor itself. Each mining district
has lis peculiar difficulties to overcome.
and there is bound 20 be q successful
method found Tor gathering The gold
from the placcrs of New Mcxico-fLa,
Vegas, New Mexico. Gazette.
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ssWteklp a(ntelll9enter.
LANGUAGEO OF FLOWERS.

!, w,sthe mnrniur. when 1.-The wam-
Ton .apwinc cet> himself (bein% a bird
l,n,.;at. ,t n,,r,hy placesl another
water resi-" and Lille Rose aud Sweet
Wi,Ii,n ~,Savin% the hot-housc, sought
in y,rn,f wood y retreat ~inyiolct. where
L. thrir hearts ease they could take it
dai,, in owing dah.iaucc, and murmur
rnninrliuts OF thu<, rim old Greens
thrt! poppieS. WHO would have them
marry oaiI and i've in MOURNING Glory
..Eu, no. sweet William" ,ail Lille
Rose, gra~pinr The Young bachelors
hutton. Il would NOT we'd ynur rival
were he rich asa China As,or Inu
hay. asked mn, 10 h,. ,nnr- and can
NOT ;r,u,,sia"
..A.l,3 love mt So" returned Sweet
William. GAZING toudlv At her two Ijp,
50 trluutjIu thai ne could NOT resist
tn.,p bnr 5,rIn,a his I,I,.s inner. a,
Which she brokr from his rmhrsrr and
became = ~-rgrir, runner
What a tcrun, Girl Won are-v,u
must he wed. Rose. he cried. uur,uiur
and OBTAINING her.
eli VA, ON a,rnnot of your i~rtrnnel
impmd"nrs," She said.
WHY. you're l regular urcr. Lille"
he sighed. "you should not be 81 prim.
Re-. i,,r Thor. ,bf-rI, .L,ur ,ry ,,,;
fence he adJri rrnr,tin~ fine ,.,ran.a
and thi~ Time Lille Rose only turned
pink
You can have n, idea Lille Of tb,.
~c,.r,.y rI,rr mon vnnr low, ~. NM.
mnr,,I and. AS, nnthIpr +. LEFT, rs
but 10 take our leaves and >ra.h away
lyrrycr-a sad. sad blow"
Bow thi> talk" She cried patheti-
ca,!y. The tnyme will ue'rr come
when I'll be Iciyiur thee, catch me
believing such nonsense, We must
wed wll >.ould We ,iy,, t~raiIipg arbu-
IN, in the cod jl-, Of misery -
.Whv. indeed: but how can We
change the parental decree that wood
blnr IL ~ those we do notIoye9'
.Iyy way She answered. b,ushinr,
can you not guess it,"
Not t.
..Dh. YOU arr'r r. 4 vine sweetheart
AN. ,,r-v vr,.ra ,,rr hr,ir. ,ra
d H-fH e 80" ~ -N - h'hHA a. "a 49,
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81 wanted to get my wife some styl-
iSh Clothes is the excuse of Il Wes,
Virginia postmaster ioT opening regis,
tered letters.
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ns:.1Eg ,,i sssx,IgsvIOy.

II kEt t.! Missed II :
LAFAYETTE ut.IE-.
Ia gn" !. ...'. rriut. 81 it..rt, county. April
ii'ararit term. :ni Iay-NIy -~'h, I>...
IhnIrl.- ~%I'.uA, HtUiut-irar'r u tnr estate oil
" tlItn -u..uE. ,i"c'a-el.
Now IF 49,, ''hv r"'Hri / h,Wa- shelly adj
~ miu,-'rAf"r uI the estate ui William
~u".aE. jrr'H>'i, and presents t" the court
In ~lrl'f."u prn} ny l"r an "r,irr Tor the sale OF
81 mite. cot she rel estate al sart deceased, rs
VIII pf, n!i satisfy tH' remaining debts due hy
Isl! '-iI'r. amt rt UnrH.tt Tor want "I sufficient
"--"i-. accompanied hN lu" accounts, lists and
iuE"niurir- required 10y itv IA euch cases; ON uN-
animation "!Irr'"!.i il i- ]"i!rrr! mat all persons
inter, iul ~ -tNt '-iit, De notified that aprI!ca-
il'H .ti'l,-tlI Ia n@'u made. and unless the
~""uiItI: 1' Shown OH or t' '"r" the fir-t day OF
"a. u'\i term &c; his court, /" Toe held On The LIST
Mon las ~ .iuIt. tr.s. at or,i"r vail hr made
Ton iir -..r 'i iHr WUuit "r SO mach ul tn" real
cs'-;v "i SAID deceased a. w,ti i' sufficient for
ih, Us. wrnI ,i -tIf q, bis
Mad # J.. Ivltlrr orl,i,,i fiIt tins notice he
lraf. !..i 40 ls" N""tlv iS.r!lr.rucUr. a news
lrlHt u.ni,'t Iu .tEi r"auiE al Lafayette, FOR
i""' " o. i'irr, 'Er 70, NJ term ui ItI> culrt
) uU" .',Hy Attest
NM z. CANNON,
.HE -. -N4 Il a. . -HU
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ssHs>lsrvAvn.x- NovlcE.

Eiiri:S ct administration on the "~tht" 81
Il N1,i.:a % t.rirr. tccv,-:.;. Wcr" granted
10 IA" undersigned On ,tt I!-u ia, 81; Ma
10. by III" Probate 'rilrI If Lafayette comfy.
Mt~-"url.
All prr-"u~ having claims AGAINST SAID 'otn',
are required to tyalhIt ;i.rIu lor allowance to a..
administration = ,'uu Uu' year Iil'r lE' date 60!
-trt letter.. ~ they may hr rrcClU'!"! from Iu"
b, ucil 81 sG"u estate. AMI It -ii.H claims t..
mo- exhibited within two NraI- from tH, itlC e.
.III %l,ir,:- lh,y viii tr forever barred.
tllti ' tt#thIk.
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When a man attempts to pull the
wool over a billy-goat's eyes, he should
wear a breast-plate of boiler iron well
down on his stomach.
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sDulxssYwsToi,.s NOTICE

igN .-rl," "r an order OF the Probate court 6
- i~tity'ltr county. MIr uurI. made Ga tn
.-Iu ia. ul liJN, 10. The under. IEn.-!, ru'-
irC tEuEui-irtl.r irT -tui county. ha= taxi
rh w.. 'i the estate oIii'tI,n nils. decreased
Nd l"I-s.- having ella IN a.tlu>, All '-iaf,
H,, t,.tatr,t Iu .NitiIt them tor allow Aucc. 10
a.. -.rui-l.ft ,tur. WITHIN ru' Var after fh,' Sat,
II ~tl# f|,ii,r-. or Ihr. ma. he pTt, lu,t"! ton.
anr n,n"ut nr such '-llirs an! II ucI claims .,
rri ,~NlEfI:,i vtfuIu INr ,..,r. from she ilt. OF
al! letters, they NIll hr forever barred
IlirN y N\itl~H
r.r.H .t - ILL.,. A.r.,r...F,.,
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NENIBRTNp

rT'lilS celebrated stat
L lion VIII Ice per AsTS
m!ltci to serve FIFTY
n. res IhI- season al
So TD INSyRE
Aenbrin0 has proved S ~
himself ono OF The finest 81
breeders aud the best "
SIR OF trUItcrs IN the - FA O.
West. aa lAI as an "p- ~r
p"riIniry has been CIV Assss
en-. Ella Wund~.u and Merit. I'M, h,-l 4 ana ,
y ear oIh>, respectively, IN Missouri. We're sired
DS h!ii. and many others equally II, good with
proper Ctanrr>. II" H. no only ROYALTY bred
40 stallion hrifrr-nUl - very sur,ly wuI
"L&rr tn horse. or his value. that he viii show
i I"I' mi" IN " )" % les. rIck Taylor with u
I'''ll "i u !, III" fastest heat ever tru'iud ia
'H' >'at. 81 Kentucky il II hall brother TO the
.'ii 81 MrmhrInu. and lU- sire l. u half brother
!" i-"iy thorn. whose record j. : il, and " oOd-
'nri M.'nbrinp, whose recort is 2.O., anu
many Other noted ones.
faelutas", with II" risks, at > per month.
AtiIi-Sm IL lDDIII STER
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NOTICE,

HhREBl notify all parties against pul chas-
u ing OF riding Tor any OF my notes held hs
fra iduienily DbtainrI by The said DnuthIrt-
sprli--I
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09

GLOW now. plow?"-ENew Orleun.
Republican. Oh, no, hcc.
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. Il Z -
SHINES FOR ALL!

~ - the emblem OF hope. ana :hc
.'gn OF thrift: tn" Rarhiugrr ot peace
and Oh good ~ I'll W man.
We have room soF all, good. tor
ali. and AT prices 10 >ui. ever, body .
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The key that fits tn: stomach-tur
kew
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E'E>Is.

y Others Interested IN the r-Ia'" ct Arthur
irm.u.. deceased. HAT The untr2-.=u,I
,~>'.u'"r at sad ret"i'. intends (" Insk" 81
hrt settlement ct -ln! estate i! thu .lu'v
term. i,.5, "t IL" IIunul" court 81 la,ln.-
'.'a rniHlff. NI--vuu. To- Nc begun am! held a
iN- courthouse a. i4.' city OF L"NIu-f"L On tn,
Er-i Hnu#,, "a -lu.N. l--..
g.g.r-,f kIlr. Al, - ENl\t, ! St,.rt,r
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THEcountenanceis paleand leaden-
lcolOred, with occasional tlushcs, or
a cigcumscribcd spot % one OF both
cheeks the ewes becomedul hcpn-
pills dilate an azure Semicirclc runs
along the lower evelid the los is If
ritatcI, swel!s, and sometimes bleedS I;
asweiling OF the upperllp occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bang Of the ears ; an unusual secretion
OF saliva; Shiny or furred tongue
breath vc,v foul particularly IN the
morning. appetite variable, some
times vurlcIouS, with a gnawung SEN
sltion ott!,c stomach, At others, entire
" gone ~tieeting painsinthe stomach I;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent PANS throughout the abdomen ;
bowels irregular, at times costivc !;
stools Shiny not untrequentlv tlngcd
with blood belly swollen and hard :;
urine tulbld respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough COughSometimes dry andcon-
vulslve uneasv and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found 10 exist,
DIR c. McLANE'SV ERN1IFUGE
will certainly effect 4 cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in~anyform tbs an innocent prepara-
ton. not capable Of doing the slight
cst iniurpto the most terrier INfaut.
The genuine DIR. McLASE YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of {.
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are found 10 exist,
DIR c. McLANE'SV ERNlIFUGE
DIR. c..
IIVERPIILS

These Pills are not recommended
usaremcdy" toral the Ills that flesh
is heir to-" but iii affections of the
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
dyspepsia. and Sick Headache. or
diseases OF that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can beuscd pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quiuine.
As simple are un
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Ihegrnulnea are neverSugarcoated.
Each box mas Il red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. Nc
LANES LIVER Puts.
Each wrapper bears thesignatures
Of c. MCLASE and FLEMING Bros
Sold by all respectable druggists
sud country sturrk"rpcrs generally
T.ar,t-rtt
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SPRING AND SUMMER
CL0T HING

Ever rough to IhIs market. His
Stock has Just arrived. II was So
Iect'n IN the Eastern market by Gr.
Sihancr III person with great care
and with an cy singh 10 the wants
Oh hIS CuAtomcr-, and nt such Az
DOW FIG rs az viii enable him
Z" do better by h people than ever
before.
Ills house ~ now full from cellar
10 .hrrrf. OF every description III
Escnticncn'> Wear, Hats, Cap. and
N"ti"ns every thing IA gentleman
h'fds-a nice fit guaranteed.
fherc ~ nothing TO equal l:i~ pres
rhi >tockI IN size, quality and cheap
mes. in This market.
shc public /, respectfully inyiicd
80 give linn n call and rNamIns Iii.
Np'"nfid new stock and price Ia.
r""d>-and save money by doin. 80.
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THE FIVE HAMRLEVONIAN
TROTTiNG STALLION.
A.
DONERAIL

viii al" stand the prcsant season at the same
place ai Sl5 10 insure.
We VIII give, at the Marshall fair, in ISIS
the above horses
". b. GLOVER,
liIlal.i AM +. a. BL~ ACkBCRS.
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$40 90 REWARD,

$40 DO re" ARD.
WILL pay The above reward tor
L the delivery IT, me OF my blood bay, N&Sfe0
three yeai-old. stallion colt. Has II" (FNS
white about him, j. abOut Il hands 49,
high, has = long body ami carries II high head
Left my premises about 4 weeks ago.
uay2t-2w' JESSE COLE.
Dover. Lafayette c"uuty, Missouri.
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NE.TAs-s.st AND WOODEN Hl-
:SfAf- CASES ALWAYS
ON HAND.

They res pcrttuliy aSkth" attention oil all to the
Articles ":th'n u,,n"ilcture ~IIctging themselves
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Secretary.

The attorney general in bis opinion
Of the copy herewith, holds that in as
certaining the amount Of fractional cur
rency outstanding within meaning Of
the third section Of a joint resolution,
of July %, 1876, there should be de-
Quoted from the amount OF such curren-
cy issued and not redeemed the amount
lost and destroyed. The amount is
sued and not redeemed, May 81, 1877
was $2l, zoo, ,93o,33 and the amount
lost and destroyed, as above
stated, viii leave s13,l26,4l6,83.
the amount of fractional currency
which according to the opinion Of the
attorney general was then outstand
ing. You are therefore directed to
issue, according to law, from time tc
time, an amount of silver coin
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RonEERY.

New York, June ia startling story is
told of a broker we'll known in fashionable
circles, who, it is said, has confessed he
has been robbing The hoUse of his friends
to obtain money to defTay his private ex-
penses. 1t is intnated that the matter will
be before the courts, if full restitution is
not made speedily
FINANCIAL.
New York, June l6.-BanlI state
nent-reserve increase, $4G4,0t5.
APPOINTED.
The report Of the referee, recon-
meuding the winding up ofthe Amer
can Popular Life Insurance company
was approved by Judge Westbrook
this morning, and Edward G. Law
renee wax appointed receiver.
THE SCHOOL sur MERCURY
which recently cost the city thirty
thousand dollars for repairs, was
sold to day for $4,000
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NEW YORK.
r.. r. MEETING.

New York, June 16.-The repres-
entatiyes of the New York Central Y
Hudson River, the Erie, and the
Pennsylvania railroads met yesterday
to discuss the question Of taking off
fast trains. The first two are in favor
OF making common time of all roads
between New York and St. Louis and
New York and Chicago. The mana
gers Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
while in favor of common time to ST.
Louis, claim the right to make less
time to Chicago, because of the diff
ference in length of lines.
SENATOR CoNKLIN6
10 day sailed for Europe in the steamship
Mosel. a numerous company of distin
guished republicans accompanied the sena
tor on board Passing steamers screame'
good bye and dipped flags.