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TAXES,

sn,,,T'.oTIcE~To ALL PERSONS o 0m i ;es;
IN CITY TAXEsiea s s,. b esT ss IN You once
Collector VII only % n,d on presentation M
M sn sS Ss teampeiiod to di,Ea sGsrssa,na ma.
viii be prepared 10 settle, sha sai q. WooDsoS,r
able duty. CITY Co!lsS"''
NH l6.1W
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PROFESSIONAL.

T EWIN w. BARRINGER
IL formerly of North Carolina),
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
POS SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Commissioner for Virginia. Prompt attention
given To all business. Best references gwen rs t
legal and financial ability. Insurance matters &
speciality. NH 2-3m
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n- THE REV. PAUL BRADLEY will
'elIycr m address before the Young Mems Mission
ary Society of Broad-Strcct Methodist Episcopal
church TONIGHT at 8 O'Clock ut the church. Inc
public are invited TO attend
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Congressman Frye, of Maine, said in n
speech to his constituents the other day
8. Unfortunately, we have allowed political
yagabonds. United States senator's, and
representatives from the South, to hold
patronage and deliver it out among their
miserable adherents. Hence the stigma
carpet-bagger falls on every northern man
in the Sorlth q,
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,7p1cNFNTS or SCIENCE, y serlt, Oh 2t

FRAGMENTS OF sCItNU .! 'psyI,w,: ~
l. detached Essays, Addresse,s am $3.50 TIE
GF EFF Of cKosS; ANp SEL kEiisSGGDoM; :,
TioN IL TIE VEGETABLE ,arrriciTY AND
ThnEisss LksSr C. fELEGRAPn by SeG!SSi
rRiciIY At ThES , RoxAss 4. iESvEskY;SIWh
1s7SS Sx J Sk TIE TTs. sseiENcE Or lYp(DS
si.5G. CHOICE SEtE ;CSsrSS =. fTYliErEsEEE
WRITINGS OF JOHN RushlEss SSaruRE, All.
MAoRAIs, aud RELIGION; seieSfgsao o tt con-
Works Of John Ra' WSt9a6fbIilo USE rAksiAN'
NH 1 q
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

LfWOOD,-~Owners OF lots in Hol-
IL Iywood aud Shockoe Hill cemeteries can have
theirEaclosnres tlron or woody neatly PAlSTEl, al
very low prices by leaving iheir orders at WI
addressing ME through the city past.oflec.
NH S-2ws y. ", BE-aZLEf
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DICKS SIIAKSPEARE-Containin al =" ,r,,.s , ~.
rnct.s PLAYS thirty->e.cn in uut1a"F' I'"n 10. ~,
original Text. The whole oi h. I'+',,,lr,' .-,.
Memoir ana Portrait. and ing, '','y' l.
lions by Gilbert. Wilson, &C. fai'F''.'" ''.''
DICKS BYROS-A new edition ot The W. .',. =.
Lord Byron Four hundred and ,:1'f ~. ~,
sixteen Illustrations " +. Gilbert. I"i'''' -''
cloth, 81. ,,. r..,,.s.
DICKS SCOTIA new edition .! ti,g ,,"rIF :,
Works OF Sir Walter scott t..-'l!"''' y -
Gilbert. Paper. 25c.: colh, 1uc. ,,.,..r, ,t,.
DICKS GOLDSMlItt-Ehc " 9rNs ~ '"' Nh!
smith, with Memoir aud Pur.F"'' ,r'.r,,
complete Illustrated edition. FA!f'' t''''
DICK'S BURSs-Ths ncw and coggigir rI'' 1t1,
the Poetical Work. Of koorF. I'"'"S l. ~ rft.
rarclv Illustrated, and coat ans t.'' ~ .-,,:
Poems, Life. and Corrrsp"h"'EE' ,i
Scottish Bard Paper 23c; .'Gai :s >I.:.n;,
DICKS ARABIAN NiGliIS-A "" ' r,,,F.
complete. with numerous Illustrations
D1CTSS mIIifHT'OJS-N!rton's Works. new g'",s.
with Memoirs, Portrait, and FF'A'&i'''''
per- 2Jc.: cloth. SOC. =. ,.,., .,g,ig-.
DICKS COWPER-C0wper's N1FN' hr"' IA.
with Memoirs. Portrait. HHd fI"''~i 49,
per, 25c.: cloth, SOC. - ,.-,r,. Wrr.,.
DI(.k.S WORDSWORTlI- !,"@rs., "a.
new edition, with numerous
per, 25c.; cloth, 5Cc. .u.,r; y3:4
DICKS MOORt-3!oorc ~" - W.. cloth. 90:
numerous Illustrations. Paprr' TX a. 81 g..
DICKS P0PE-A new clition OF M '" WLsr,ua
exauder Pope, with Notes by Jos,P"
D. D.. and others. Paper. SOC. ,.,.. Wart,
DICKS thomson n new 'Hi H.. If BE AaIo'
Paper. 25c.: cloth. zoe. . - 80 Nrrk,
pt,,K!S HEHANS-A new edition 6! u, Is, rl-
OF Mrs. Hrlnans. with Life ana i"'''"'
per, acc; cloth soc.
ANY OF the above seat, postpaid, 10 ANY 1''''
NH Ii 30 - -
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NOW Is YOUR CHANCE
At iCLE BRoTur..

They win remove to No. $40 p-a,,
lst OF Nav, and vii offer GREAT r,r,'.,'a -
I'll that time. "'N> -.
BLACK ALPACAS, CACIfEM,pr> ,.
ZINES GRAPE CLOTHS, BlEp;T r,,'@h'
MlSf,-the chcapcs. in the ciy: ''"' a.
20 pieces BLACK SILK from ;l.2n tx,
yard; - ;'
100 piece. SPRING DRESS CrGpS.
5000 yards more remnants Of IRISH llvyv..
5oc.-Guarant"c worth : per yard. Wv =
1000 CoESETS from &c. TO - I.rc,g-.
The largest assortment Of CtIlHpI" I,.....
6a 10 soc. per yard: ''."''
COTTON TRIMMINGS In endless ya-,.,,.
LACE RUFFLES. LACE BlHE<. I,,t.,.
LARS-thc latest styrt~ ~
We open new goods daily. /: ~!r' p,y ,..,. e..
at our stock before purch., lug ,r.esIstc '.''
>i'LE BROTHERS
lah so1 p
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MT REV. n. B. WILLIAMS VIII lee
ture on "China" at the First Baptist church To-
NIGHT.
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aJg HAMBURGER EDGINGS AND IN
sERTINGS-One hundred new patterns, making
the largest assortment offered In any one house
in this city Beautiful goods ut 81, 10, 12i5 10,
eoc., and up 10 81 per yardat
LEVY BROTHERS.
Another LOT of that lOc. WHITE CAMBRIA.
NH 81
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Bishop Whipple,oof Minnesota, has pur-
chassd,a grove In Florida; and proposes to
live amid those Areadian shades every win
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE SIXTY
4 HORSEPOWER VERTICAL BEAM EN-
CINE with boiler and fixtures all complete. and in
PIP. WINSTON, Assignee,
at She1lN"s Office, 1907 Main street:
NH 15-10t Richmond, Va.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Cheapest and best
" fuel IL market. Best lrst-cass Nut, Crate Egg
ton of 1000 pounds, delivered. Liberal deduction
TO dealers, West Virginia Spun, $3.50 TO si.2S,
per load Of 1900 pounds, or ~ 70 500 per tcn Q,
1000 pounds; Glover flill and Soft Coke from
1926 10 1925 per 1000 pounds. OAK aud PINE
WOOD as low as the lowest Call and be convinced.
De sure TO ask for PAGE. Nineteenth and Cary
streets fife l4l 80 CHARLES II. PAGE.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, or VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, Dfarch 20, 1877.
SENATE.

The Senate met at ii A. MIR: QuEsE :s
aeRRy. president pro tenn, in the chair:
PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Garlick. OF the i'ap''S'
Church. ....-.,.,s.z-ss.s~-se e..
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HEAVY REDUCTION IN MY MA
Ii CHINE-PREPARED SAWED AND hlN,
DIISG-WOOD. OAK OR PlNE-Fitty cents saved
on every cord By buying from me. \ cargo OF
FRESH ANTHRACITE Just arrived Prices 10 suit
the Times Full supply Of all Goals, Coke, or Wood
M nv branch Office, corner of Broad and Jefferson
Streets or at Z. X. CaRRTNGrONS.
NH . Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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THE WuISKEY BILL.

The MoFPETr whiskey-tax bill was re-.
sumed and discussed at length.
MIR. W1TCHER moved to amend 80 as to
provide that the tax collected shall not be
paid into the treasuryin coupons. Rejected.
The bill was further discussed and
amended.
Adjourned
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TOR SALE, STEAM-TUG VIGILANT.
4 Hull built Of wood; So feet in length. 13h feet
beam; tonnage, % 100: rebuilt In 1876: has
one igl-pressllrc. direct acting engine of inches
stroke and l6-inch bore was thoroughly oycrhaucd
In February; boiler 10 feet in length and feet i'll
diameter, and IS allowed 70 pounds pressure 10 the
SQUARE inch: with new propclling-whecl. For terms
apply TO W. 7. WORDSWORTH,
NH 90 lw* TIA Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GREAT BARGAIN CAN BE -
N had in LADIES' STEM-WIEDER kl5
SWISS HUNTING-CASE EIGHTEFN-CA-SsApt
RAT GOLD WATCH by applying before FRIDAY
to l.. A. EZEKIEL,
NH 2l-ot* at Levy Brothers.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

Mr.. MASSEY, from the special committee
appointed to investigate the matters per-
tanning to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal,
presented two papers on that subject, each
signed by three members OF the com mittee.
The subject was recommitted.
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THE TOBACCO BILL,

House bill in relation to the inspection OF
tobacco, &C., being the special order, was
taken up at noon. Motions were made to
pass by, recommit, aud dismiss. The bill
was finally postponed until tomorrow at l
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DRUGSTORE FOR SALE.-One Of the
which includes the stock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES,
FANCY GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS. COUN-
TIERS. SHELVING, CASES, DRAWERS, BOT
TIES, &C.. &c. 4 bargain be had If early APP
pllcation he made For further particulars address
OPIUM, care Lcttcr-Carrcr No. H. Richmond, Va.
NH 20-3t*
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

No prayer.
4 number of Senate bills were reported
from committees and placed on the calen-
dar.
The special Committee on Revision of
Criminal Laws presented Il report embody-
ing various bills to amend the Code, &c.
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House joint resolution endorsing the plan
of settling the presidential contest electoral
billy came up on the calendar, and after
creating considerable amusement with the
members was dismissed.
A number of House bills on the second
reading were advanced to their engross-
ment and third reading.
House bill imposing tax on distilled
liquor, dismissed on motion Of Mr.. LovEN-
STEIN, was recousidered and passed by.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

We think we speak adviscdfy "he"
vc slightly intiuatr-jnst IL the
m;,dcst tones, that the pride of the
,nmmcrs of this section, the "E'g
fu;uu' Simmons. is rather b'tte""
the toast little too thick.
This astnte son Of Sea Cook, fefn
Sos to recognize Mr.. kcarney' the
holding over Rec"rdcr, because nc
lsimmons) says Hnh\ry has qna''h'd
Now to show that Huhley's bond !:
perfectly worthless, we have but t'
st,to that the surcties thereon arr
three ladies, who are barred Ivy Law
from becoming bond, and who hav
not $1,000 in property altogether
simmons knows this we'll, but MS III
ouliuate desire to act tile scouno'e
both puIlicly and privately STICK
out every time he shows his han'
IF 4 mean thing as small as a pea' aud
E good thing as big as mountain wei
n before him and he hail to choose, b
ing stone blind, we won'd wager "
I, 70 / that Simmons would put Il
, hand on the pea first.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

AN ACT

To authorize and empower the Governor
to remove, for cause or lnc"mlrtency,
any officer or apI~int'o who>c appoint
mcut is vested in him under existing
laws.
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the senate
upd Honxc Of Representatives Of tn" state o.
Louisiana. IN General -lxsr~h1y c"nrn'"'
That the Governor be and Ii" is hereby
authorized and empowered to rrlAov*,
70, ANY cause or incomr'tcnrS, amy DIN
Ger Or appontce whose appointment IL
vested IN him under existing laws. ~,
Sec. 2. Be It farther "n""''d, '''. mat
fins 80 shall take effect ilom and after
its passage. ~ ,,l,,,
[Siynei.] LOUIS BUSH,
Sneaker Of the Ilou>" OF Representatives,.
(Siyned] LOUIS 4. WlLTZ,
1t, Governor and President OF The Senate
Approved April 4. ISL.
[Signel.] FRANCIS 7. NICHOLAS
Governor Of the State Of Lou, iaha
A. true copy:
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

Should Congress pass the Southern
Pacific Railroad Bill, which duty ana
patriotism alike demand the New
orleaps Pacific Company will grade
and lay IL track fro" this to s"c''
point on the road as our people may
desire.
Mr., Wheeleck, President OF the
Road, has assured Col. Levy Of THIS
an, il can 10 set dow as certain
v,w that We have a prospect OF
railroad, at least let US 10 s0 me
,Aius else to make the town o'Ae
,,,,u :: dull old village, Factory ncr'
qsnt'emea ...~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

DR., .. Y. Gahagan, Appointment
and leading citizen and Aerchant
Of Coushatta, died in that place
Of an Overdose of Chlorotorln OH
Tuesday, 10th inst.
We very much regret to learn
Of the sudden demise of this estl'
mable gentleman, and deeply SYM
nathjze with his bereavcd family
and the citizens of Red E''e'
parish, in their loss.
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AGENTS..

Ar orders for Advertising must "
contracted with our AS'a's' :,;ons ~.
w. No attention pail to propositions 'A-
''1 G. 11 Rowrll & Co.. New York.
aycr e. Son. philadelphia, Penn
Tdwiu Alden, CINCINNATI, ONO.
+. Freshman & Bro:' III
Chandler, lord & Co, Chicago, ILL.,
c"w",l & Chr~,nan. st. Louis Mo-; :.
" W. Sharp Il Co.,23 Park Row. n
Thos. McIntyrr, New OrI'A''S' Id
J, Curtis Waldo,
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LOCAL AGENTS.

The following named Sent1em'n have w;
kindly consented, aud are nr, UG, i ty:
S Sr',1r'H as Agents for the PEOPLE
VINDICATOE.
col. J,F. Pirrson, Coushatta, Ret k''er
,IoH D. ". Self. Many, Sabine PARISH
/ H. Caldwell Esq.,,
Cavil Bray Esq.,, Black Lan"' 'e!"''''
Thos. Richardson, :, Wis.,:
Hon. n F. Machen, Winfield M'm.
Dr n. A. Dunn. Montgomery, Grant
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

This is no apology for whis';ey
drinking ; It is a medicine that
cannot be used to intozicate; it pro-
duces tonic effect as we'll as acts as
q catlartic. In fact, Simmons Liver
Regulator is proO ouuced al ooc1cep'
tiouable medicine.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21
No More Leading Strings

YIN Northern Democrat, who has
rv;uccA a large amount OF sympathy
for our misfnrtunrs in this S'"'
hcv,,,ccorr, should be made t" """''''
stand from this time "At' t"'' '"'
South, hrr people. aud ncr brains *''
NOT to ,r kept in leading strings
,y,hvrc I've one who now doubts
the folly of the policy of the North
o,u Democratic leaders. let him look
hack If the history and 'iia\s of that
party for the past 'c" '''''s-"0' w
say farther.
II srrms to rs that these people
imagined that We were "S''''''''' ",
the part we took in the late war; anu
ovu,v fine Blaine or Morton h"vIcd
.sy.hrl|inn' or "ncgro. mnrdr', ''''
whole array of Northern statesmen" Oh
Democratic proc\ivitI's set up a"
! apoloyixiny whine. We ar" simply
! di>vu>tvd " 18th such an insulting P"'''
,v and will rot submit to 1t longer
E.ran>r in a drunken grocery ORA"
J. nero Is vhippcdor killed, IS y" r'a
! SON why AZ entire community S''"''
' ,u ch,rrrd VITA Min3 murderer
= n.y. emf threats. and the attempt I
IS whine ont an apology for Sur'
e Wholesale and sweeping charge IS "
d less contemplate and insulting tina
" The charge itself.
n' IF we are to- he of the prm"cf"
Sc host there mast be sweeping T.
form in ,!vir policy at once "'o III
hin, Of attempting to apologize
our manly efforts during the war,
he which we are more THAN ""''
lie r,,ud. or to whine ont excuses
We drunken brawls in croSs-r"a" S''
10 ,rrics in the Sonth, for wh'c"
entire people are brought TO |"'
zen mcutby such cattle as Norton N
ave hr one of the first steps III th"'
st, lection.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

correspondcncc containing n'~s o. 4
s.nrrol nature is solicited from tins
an1 ue;uhboriny parishes The r'o!
ANNE If the writer must accompany at
l,,c,s but the name wi|I not be puo'
rssed unless so desired. Letters to 0'
,,y;,teu on one side Of the sheet OF pa
40, and 10 contain ncws Of general N
tcrcst IN brief, crops and heather re
ports, gossip, local happenings de-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

Blaine. commonly known as An
Jacksonville Jim, has let down COM
nl.telv, We are glad toshear it; fo'
we despaired of peace 50 long as sue"
a rau,ius thief as the Senator rom
Mime could obtain a hearing.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21
Poio1n6d.

Liberty at last il|Nmi"'s louisiana
11u, ,,ou}c after a gigantic struggle
,fton Years duration, during which !
,hcv dis laycla hcroi~m unparalleled"
IN n;xt,rv stand upon the plane with
tn.;, brothers In tive sister states on
the Tuion.
Local sr;r-govcrnmcnt has pee"
oocor,,rd Us, and all we have ne
m,n1c,, has been acrc1cd to. IN the
,,ur Of orr triumph we should not
FORGET our duty as citizens OF the
great republic. We must '"'S'' W, wv.
.st % far as it relates to the lnm"'c
and ignorant instruments vii" "a1''
= !. trur not leaned to virtues s''e'
+ shou)l IS much be our d"'H l"
to,uh Them that civilization VINE"
., ,,:.s men capahle citizens. J 1T
nn,,r, and his future in onr keep
;,,vr must act as bccom 81 l''oi''
fully alive to the issues no" '"''''
-. That eur citizens will d" tins {"
,1,uht not, and the joy of the WIFI
will, we more glorious when they re
,,crt that their responsibility {" ''ir'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

We beg to inform our Legislators
that the extra compensation dodge to
mcmLers or Chairman OF House ana
Senate Committees, is a little too
thin. This will never d" to tel your
people at home that the members
elected by them and receiving s.
per day, and mileage for their serv''
ces, should ask and receive extra pa!
while serving on Committees, when
is mart of the work they were chosen
to execute. All! la! by my faith
we smell a small "mice.' Where's
the Granger from Morehonse, that ne
allows this thusly
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

All advertisements mast be hon"-
ed ip to this office By Thursday
ereniug Of each 'r"ck' to fs*S'e Is
xertion that issue.
All judicial advertisements m"s1
be paid for in odrnnce, or m'y ""'
be- discontinued after the first nseT'
ton.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21

That Eastern question is still
unsettled. Russia at last &C.
counts was rampant-vhat ever
that is; and Turkey was calm'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-21
A Now State House.

Onr able city contemporary Wv
Now Orleans Democrat has al a''c''
;u It's issue of til" SIh iNs'.' relative
to a new State House. The I""''
crnt says:
..v,,;ous suggestions have been
mod, ~ relation to this matter. "'"''
,;no since Il resolution was mr."
,,"ccd in the House to purchase ~
patrjcL's Hall. and we notice III VIC
n,orrv,!iny~ of til" Senate on + F'"'!;
a,c>oluton IVY Mr.. Steven ASKING :n'
nf fine General Government I" ''o"''"
~. State House at Baton Rouge: -,
Wv 4 Glance 4, St. ratrick'S Hall "'''
satisfy any intelligent man that '"t
hn;)l;ur vnu>A not in any way mc''
tha wants of the State, and c"n'd NOV
he made to do so. As t" the project
If rrnai,inr the State House at Baton
Tourr and removing the capital I"
fiat town, there is very '''''c, ~
mcscnt at least, to r"'"""'"" II
while there ere many strong ''a>'':'
or,;n>t it, The commercial center i J,
inc urorrr place for the state 'al''a'
and the great Inconvenience OF 10
n r,t;ur the State capital elsewhere
affirmed hv the fact that YER.
" strong movement is being ma"t I
. ,cmovc the capital of New YORK lf",
. Albany to the city of Ne" l"''
u where all business naturally ''""S
l. We hope our friend ll"arsc!
'e wcrc,v testing when he refc'S to II
|" .husinrss center hrinG the p'"E
M ,,,.,,.,. nv INC -,nt, o"rf'"'.' Is
~ mistake not, our able and h"noT'
so f. lend had Baton Rouge Oh the "r'
y! when he lived mp this way. nc"
on over that may he. we must candid
ny 1;>,rrcc with him in his present VT
"s Of the "p, oper locality for the ST.
III capital.'
w # the ';husncss CENTER was
w. "prorer locality" 1t seems S''''
ick that most States have adopted adv'
ia views, The move for the removal
IN. the State capital of New York has
te" head aud end in New York city
an" the attempted removal of the cap
ny Of Pennsylvania has its great S
~ norters IN Philadelphia.
dis We have no donht that the pre-
hen locality of the capitol for the '"fe'
ow- ofthe "businrss centcr.'' would ot
'1ne the business center while it sh'
ton he if the interests Of the people OF
the State at large is consulted, RENE
''" to Baton RonSc.
non; Our city friends can make up
awe minds to the fact that at me
rate first election the question OF tn
y a moval of the capital from New or'
and ~ Baton Rouge will come up an
onr decided in favor Of the latter
ut Of large majority. The great maj
J. Is Of States in the Union having
t" It" CAPITALS in central localities l
1d its the Argument OF the Democrat
winch "bnsiness centerS" are proper |
IN OF for State capitals, t" say n"t"'
niger. the dcmoralizing influence the
party sharks" have ON the Alintt Of II
" the erase legislator.
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List Of Arrivals at Principal Hotels
Planters Hotel.

j. ". suddath, city Thos: {.
Brown, Cnushatta: Capt. H. T. Ea'-
lien, Parish; Lrandrc Verchcr. Par.
ish: Clement Perot, Parish W. ..
N,al, Railroad: w. Hayden, k'i,-
road W. y. Butler, Parish }: NJ
Butler, Parish; \. II. Butler, far'Sn !;
A. O. Stanton, Shrcvcro't; Louis
Pruflhomme, Parish Is: Carr, Par'," !;
Charles Young, Parish ; Jn". No'rS'
New Orleans; RoliE Lacoor, Pans"
NJ; G. Russell, Parish; w. II: Bar
bee, Grand Eco>c; A. n l'lno'
Parish.
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rh.s world appears very beautiful
when you are well ; to remain WrIl'
healthy aud strong, take Dr: j. IL;
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, the greatest tonic 10
tho World, it strengthens the body
and puuties the blood DIR. j. IL. Nc
Leans office, 3l4 Chestnut St. Louis
! No.,
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I,nHi.o Reception

There will b" 4 public r'r"?uo"
70 our distinguished fellow 'i''z""'
coz. WN. VI. LEVY
ON Sunday. Tomorrow evening" AT
n..,o.,; at Luco>tc'> Hall. 10,
- n;,., tic Sricn;i' Of Coz. Levy, IN"
ths ,un,;c generally, are invited. The
following correspondence explains IT.
su,f and we earnestly request '"a'
~, ladies who are cordially 'nv'f'"'
&C we'll as the gentlemen VI orr '''H
win do honor to Col. Levy by a '"''
attendance
Col. ". w. Lery:
We. sir, have the hono''"n 'n' paw
of tno citizens of the city ct >a''"'-
tochrs, to tender you a Nn"''c r'''P'
ton on your return to your NOME
and AZ A slight token Of our "rP''
citation of yourself, and of your e'''-
ucut and patriotic services "
would suggest that til" rcr'r''"" take
,1,cc At Laco<tcs Hall, on Sunday
! evening next, :!*A inst: at While" III"
VI, would I've pleased to have H""
, ,,;o,. in relation to the SuHl'|tT
$ policy by the United states '"vc'I
q mcnt. Very Respectfully,
YUur ob't Srrv'tS,
. and Fellow Citizens,
p. \. MORSE,
G.. L. GILLESPIE,
J. II. COSnkONE.
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Charles Foster, Republican Of OHIO
has hecu talked Of for Speaker by the
AMID nuacs: