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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1879-12-27

Liverpool pour IL Nonvrl!e ORLEANS,
4 et4 al'andonns en- mer apres un
comp dr. temps. On M salt encore
~ y q prrte d'esist~nce.
On parie ts.nj"mrs de Ia prHhaine
,l6missiop dn nsinistere .francais, aui
ess inevitable. MATS s~ Ihit attrndre.
De Frrycinrt, assurr-t.oH, srra char.
&c dr. former nm nOnvPau cabinet.
mails critr nOnvrlle n'rst encore Qua
retnt dc r"nject"sr. II ny . qn'hcsi-
tations et titonUcnurnts.
Hre'cneni, 10 sncc.sscnr de- Ceti.
wayO, ne Uonvant f,irc micux, x'rst
rsUdu.-En Afsi,anistan. les cl'osrs
ae vHnt pas ~ G"iit ,lrs Anglais, don't
CabUul est encore r"i,icctif.
L~ rxas 1T L. a,Owitx s,.ut en d&s.
ncc"rd. IT, ear fclaire lrs environs
dr am palai> d'hiv.r d Ia Iun,i;.rr
flrctri1nr pour el"isnrr les c"nsIdra-
tcmrs.
A Madrid on ,'e,,at touj,nrs le hill
d.. lsoliti"n d'~srlnvag~ 4 Cube.
Bismark q les rhuma,ismcs.
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CORRESPONDENCE DUNE MtuACbRB.
81. Jeas-BaVtisse. . denss,brs 1859.
NksGEuRs LES kEDAcTEuRs pu MLscnAckp&,
1 MADgxoISgLLS tvkIIzA iD..

Je vOus disais. done, chere ct bell,
enfant. que nous e0ines f0ule ~
theatre.
Cepen,iant le souvenir lie ma char
nlante incOnnue ne me quittait plus
Je pcnsais toujours a ellie; je revai.
dele; ct guels reeves!
Ellie m'apparaissait. dams ces son.
ges 'lOres, cOumc Hebe Ia dccssc de
la jeuNcsse; J'entcn,lais encore ses
paroles ct invariallenlsnt, 40 voix,
CONNIE unc musiquc celeste. mur.
murait a mon Oreiile ccs mOts n,avi.
qucs 1t II dOux danS tOutcs les Ian.
gues: je taiine!
Peu 4 peu 1t sans avOir nettenent
conscience, je laissai tOutes les dissi.
patiOns. Al miliem dcs societies aue
j'etxis force de fre luenter; par,ni
mes ainis; nialgre les emotions de
Partiste ct Peclat des lun,ieres res.
plendissantes, je vivais scul avec son
souvenir.
Amour incomprehensible, mystere
du ctHur; II await fallu un instant
settlement pour changer mes habitu.
des ct pour ainsi dire tout mon etre.
Vons me deinanderex sans .lOute.
ma chere Ev.... pourluOi je ne cher.
chais pas a retrOuver ma belle inc0n.
nue.. Eh bien non! je sen tails instinc.
tt"ement que je devais 10 revoir ct
Janlats un seul dOute n'etait veuw
troub'cr mon esprit ct faire sOufftir
mon cGeur. Get amour presque ideal
me sufiisssit. J'etais hcurcux.
q amour! o jeunesse!! Que de noe.
sic dams Gn seul mot! Ellie, Lui.
Aujouri'hui, aprns tant d'annAes
ecoultes dams des dacertiOns sOuvent
hien cruelIes, mon cDur bat encore
q ce souvenir Je revOis ces n,ervcjl.
les de In nature conte,uplccs tant de
bts avec ellie; je lis nos deux mons
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liS:e deS Le(treS

- 3S O1o00be0,
I~rs !etsrcs Iui NJ sont pas suGlsaumeus
anranchies sioiveut t0're svxnt livSsisea.
La po~te est fern,<s 10 dimamche.
ballcair. EuGene 0rrsn. Nm. May
Bl&rkmam. ~ hin. Prret0n
Butler: Niss Cfleste l-atour. Mis- Pam<)e
Dancphse. Mssa Mary Miles. H<Nry
0srdmes, 0sOrKe N~ee~ss. Phi1omAee
Rsdlslick. Niaa Fanny
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Mulets 1 Vendra

Trois Exeellests Nu1ess vsslss
aax eouslitiess lcs plss svssts.
4" seSses.
S.lrr.srs ! n. D. 8. B6ihspeess,. hsbita.
tioW Tcrrv Hsseg.
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ReS0rd.-
Nous eprOuvons cette semaine I'm
retard 'IGe nous regrettOns beaacOup.
niais Iui nest nuiienient dc nOtre
fautc. I.y papicr. commands depuis
unc seillaine. s's--t prOmene tout le
temps 4 bOrd du 81, JOHN. lie sorte
pu'ii nous etc Impossible d'impri-
iner plus TT.
1919. 1890
Nous tsuch0na al terine dune
autrc aimee 1t le jour nppr,che "a,
lnpur parler cOnlIDe les pocts.> da steele
dernter, Janus POIrra, grice Il son
double visssye, cOntesppler 4 In ':ois
annee Jui hnit It celle qui cou,inen.
&c. II ne fera certaine;leIIt pas une
trOp viiaine grinIace 4 1879. En- effct,
cette aimee ne nous lmisse pas lie ii
tristes souvenirs que 10 devxiicierc; /;
sDn psss.,ge ma ete n,ari"6 par mu.
cunc dc ces calamites generates qui
nous font maudire les annees Tui
s'eCOuIent.
L'in.iustrie q ete active ct prospere,
'axriculture q gfnfreusen,ent recon-.
peiise les labeurs du travuiiieur. 1879
nous ixisse avec les symphonies d 'un
retOur 4 In con nfiance 1T les Indications
d une activite cOmmerciale et indus.
trteile. Janus ne pOurra done av0ir
que des sOurires pour 1850. Que nous
appOrte dams les pills dc ses siOLze mOis
'snuee bissextiic 1880? De QuOi sera
fait Get avenir nIystericux 9ui sap.
pelle l'annee nOuvelle? DE ,leuii on
de gaiete: Z: d'abondance on lie disette?
lie pluie on dc soleiI? Quels sont ceux
qufl frappera ct Guels sOnt ceux qu'il
cOmt'lerx de SEES faveurs?
Mais esperOns. car l'espfrance, at
on dit, est une traite three sur In pos.
terite ! venir. traite souvent protestee
par les evenenents. mais t,ujOurs
renOuvelee par l'illus,Om. EsI,erOns
done. ct renOux e1Ons ces sOuliaits II
bienvenue qui sOnt de Circumstance 4
pareille epO,,ue. Aussi IL MeschaceM
re hate-t-il de faise dcs vGux pDur le
bOnheur ct Ia pr0sperite de ses lec-
teurs ct lectrices ct leur sOuhaitc-t.il
une Tongue suite dc felicitcs.
Esxs.-
lie saint Jour, le grand jourde Noel,
est IL Tete capitsle Dc pEgiise. C'est
Canniversaire re- de Ia naissaNce de not re
SeixneIr Jesus Christ. C'est sans
cOntretiit In fcte pOpnlaire. ceiie Oui
rend jOyeux l'enfant CONNIE i'a,iu,ie:
II fete de rejOuissa,.ce It de l,onne
chere, don't u dindc r6tie fait le plus
s0uvent les frais. Dams tout ie monde
N'6l est fete jOyeusement
scion divers usages. Tcf. c'est le plus
souvent par un reveillOn, par un gras
repas.
La messe de Ininuit uui Sc celebre
le soir du - decembre attire bccucoup
,le monde dans les eglises ct tel q etc
!e cas- cette snnce. grace 4 un temps |
D0ls.-
La saison des balls est revenu ct &c |
sOir. sur IL rive dr',ite, lee SALES de |
". Optime Rodriyue ct de NJ. Bias
Perez serOnt OuverteS ct ID jeunesse
~ livrers aux pialsin de ID danse.
Ss0e - Cjrcsle.-
Lea places lie juges dcs courx de
'trr,it. Vui seront remplies par II
exosIatnre. sOnt tres con- voitAes dams
'hS,'se district de l'Etat. Dams le
circuit, qIl comprend les
DaroIsaes Ste. Marie, TerrchOnne.
AscensSOn, Aaa0o,ptiom, Laf0urcl,e.
ria.luenliues. g. BERNARD, JefIenson.
q. Charles. q. JEAN Ba ptiste, ct 81.
laelurn p'usieurs candidats sOiIici.
ent cette nomination. Les n,e,ubrrs
~ oar'esu dc I.afourche endossent
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- NV e0DSU00 WUSoUO 10 OOyU8
= = 1{lalta. sirat Dr. condsmmer au
p6oltsoetev PIE ewvs aecos.sa dams Ia
: -SoeoioAa Lolb0G e.-Hilair~ Cbrpier,
'coadann6 a. knitencier l vie poo,
siel. s'est <chappS de IL pris"s de- s.
Martin.
Frank Baker. noir, q et6 pendn 4
Petersburg, vie., lc -. pour lc don.
hls aeurtrs dune femme It de s0n
safaat.
L. maitrs de poste Tyler. ds Bal.
tioorr, Get accusG par nne dame Mmr.
say, e@ploy&e dams lc barrau H.. l,os.
se. d c6nduite ind¢e It d'aaa., ut
s"voss ellie 1t poursnivi pour e2'l, l,0O'
- dan0aGeA.
l.s ss~s1sr PIow boy q couiS dana
h rivSers Arkansas.
In n0uvUau movement d'Gmigra-
si0u soirc au Kansas virnt de com.
0eaees, cette fois do rArkanssa.
IL jaee Mclvcr de- In Caroline dn
ead, ayant refus6 d'aceepter II place
6e jags de n eoWr supreme, l'ex. .gou
vesusus w. D. Simpson q Sts ck"isi
pous eea foartioma. lie colonel Wade
Hampton, Jr., 6!s unique dn s6nat~ar
Hampton, eat mort le q 1 Lake
Washington, Miaa.
Les aspisants republicains 1 Ia pre-.
si1eeee s'sgitent 6&vrewsrmseut 1
WsshinGt0n ct lee adversaires de-
0raut No ~ sachent pas pour en- dire
lesr lse"u de- penser. Hayes, mime.
oe, seve M second ternse et tire s~s
ocr:lss poSr y ar,iver. Biain~ pr.lit-
q l'imbr"sliO dm Maine pour organi.
ass 20 plan qHi nsettra a can,lidasmre
- relief ct 80, dit an, farm~r mn gou
vesmr@ent OpUsss6 / c~lni sle Garce.
leo 1aos Get Etat. cOWcs3 3a<st en
vaeance.-Ap3s n,une sI6~siou le
cssnwisaaire da rcvenu iwt&siewr
RssH fait rrndre anx propriftair~a
u tstsc saisi 1 u Nonvelle. Orleans
pss h eolI~ctrns xasks.
Les eit"y~ns d'E'mira, n. T., aaus
ssacsss eoWtrc l~ )'6r~ Adam, dm No.
&A1iaAuDusesa. lni 3:iYens uno Honone.
IT l'Sa peat dire que c'~at ls saa 81 h
vSsta . le plns patiemnseat attcmdm
a!ess"asc = e1 w~. 9sms 70 ratt
wWs r~pr&arntstiea ct l'on q ,sm evit~r
Ove paaiqws. -ParMell st Dillon, lea
SNsa!rars sr!amdss. as'"t atsrwdms
Ss~ t"sx, 80 ''s sse'"r"t :"''!citrr
SoeM et 'ee s'e"tec .rian"s's's
So"s % g:m"s rrerars's's !''."r 'e"
Sesvws;-Wn ~ Ia"'a '.!~nsc sSvst dan.
:yrse.ar. Ie t''rrmometre ct descrn.
90 . d,ssasc ar&ro: am'd~sso"s de- "a.
Wi v nrss 90 rhnds"n est g'se6.
ese t:maIs eee e"m!."se dams !OhiS-
e:e cseas'se C'sc.sS!''s " W@
seete " tssP"'st'S" scat D'ortee DE-
vsee V eo"r p''or vcsr a. qae!Ic facD"
9 lsn . sessse tsrs daassrr..D~
ees!eS eesses se.sr"t dane u val!ce
% !Uhso :epsos ersss ours IT 10"
ssa'et s"e ;ncedatl:n; y > trentc
sioo e jrs dSsits s..nt dsia trss cr.nS.
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af. Ch~rses.-,
lie Herald est sObSe de nouvellea.
II nous annonce que Ie jugc Angus.
tin. en- EOnneur de son Yuarante-ciu.
quieme anniversairc, Ia invite 4 pas.
ser 4 Ia barre de Gugenheim ct lui q
paye a bOire; 4u'Alfrcd Mays. Jr.
arrite pour vol. s'est espuive Ties
mains du sheriff 1t a etc tire cinq fO.s
sans etre atteint; qu'un citoyen brun
q recu huit livres de sucre pour dix
dams un magasin, nais quill sen est
console pour avOir dero6e deux pai-
res de sO.,liers pendant le pesage frau
duleux du sucre; que les ecOles pu-
bliques ont etc fermees IL "a 1t que
celles de Hahnvilie. dirigces par
Mime Kate Il. Haggerty et Miss Ada
Seymour, sOnt des mOdeles don't In
vile q lieu d'eire fiere. lie juri de
police s'est reuni le q ct les quatre
nicnIbres presents f0rinaient un quo
rum. lie president, prize de designer
un con,ite dc trois pour dresser un
tablcau pour l'annee 1850 ma pas eu
grand cInbarras du chOix ct ma eu
qua nOmmer les trois menbres pre-
sents, Vui ont soumis aussit6t un ta-
bIcau s'tlevant 4 $685.. Icquel a ete
rattle par un vote unanime. Celia
nous rappe.ie rtpOque dc WarnIOth.
alOrs que le juri, compose de cinq
membres, ftait sous ie cOntr0,e du
gOuvcrneur. yui remon,lait il plaisir.
Tn jour, a st. Jean -Baptiste. sous Ia
presidencc dOliteuse lie Mortimer +.
knli0l. lsa pttnran E,,..t Ia. ~ ~, n al -,
membre don't le nom nous cc.lappe
s'etaient abstcnus Il 'assister d Ia rei,.
niOn ct les citOyens Combs ct Harris
faisaient seuls vis-A.vis AZ president
juche SUR le fauteuil quand Combs
cut Iidee lie prOpOser Ia formation
dun coniite de trOis membres pour
etudier un cas- presse. II fa!lut bien
xiOrs que !e president Sc iesignat
CONNIE nembre du cOmite Il descen.
dit de- sOn fauteuil, apri-s tOutefOis que
IL citOyen Combs cut den,amde an
jpri d .nccor,ier uu reces issQm'au re.
tour du cOsnite, Des,uel reces fut &C.
cOrsle 4 I'u1aniniita.
lie H.rdtd anIOnce Ia ventc. le Z
fevrirr 1881. 'le In PrOpricte Il. Bru.
lard. autrrfois Octave Labranche.
saisic par Ia BanIue lies Citoye,,s:
une habitatiOn nIesurant 35 ] arpcnts
dc face sur lO) ie profon.ieur. Il mu.
lets, cha!rrites et iiste,i~iies Il 'ag ricul.
turc, maIs, sucre. cannes de plant,
i'o's dc charpente, pieux, bOis dc
cOr,le, etc.
H0Ws sess I'vefsssessr ESNfWiMe.-
lie prOfesseur ElOuard FOntaine
propose lie garantir IN Nouvelle Or.
leans des inOndatiOns par un canal
de trente pieds de largeur, de vingt.
sept piedis lie prOfondeur 1t de- trente-
six miles de lOnyueur, partant de 10
crevasse dc Bonnet Carrc It passant
entire IL Vile ct le lac pour se jeter
dams le Mississippi au De. our des
Anglais. Ce canal, tout en- protegeant
10 Vile DEE inOn,iatiOns. pfgOutterait
ct rassainirait. lie professeur sugge.
re aussi ridee d'Ouvrir le bayou Man.
chac du Mississippi au lac Maurepas
ct In construction dune levee autOur
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Ree0rd.-
Nous eprouvons cette semaine I'm
retard pGe nous regrettOns beancOup.
niais Iui nest nuiienient dc nOtre
faute. Ls papicr. commands depui.
unc seils.ine. s'--t ProInene tout le
temps 4 bOrd du 81, JOiia. de sOrte
quit nous u etc Impossible d'impri.
mer plus TT.
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purchases shall be paid for with IA new is
cue of legal tender treasury notes, and all
holders of silver coins of the United States
may present the same in sums of not less
than $40 and receive therefor legal tender
treasury notes at par for the same, and all
silver coins of the United States shall be
receivable in payment of all government
dues. and for all debts public and private,
and the secretary of the treasury is direct
ed to have the silver bullion, trade dollar
and foreign silver coin, coined into Amer
ican silver coin as fast as practicable, and
apply all silver coin of the United
States that may come into the treasury
to the payment of the princi pal and inter-
est of the public debt before using gold or
treasury notes of the government fer that
purpose.
Mr. Mills argued in favor of his amend
ment which was approved by Mr.. Cas-
well. Mr.. Mills amendment was then re-
jected, yeas SO, nays 155.
The next amendment was one offered
by Mr.. Springer, providing for the issue
of certificates to depositors of silver bull
ion but only to the amount of the market
value thereon. He modified it however,
so as to authorize and require the issue of
certificates to the full amount of bullion
SO deposited. The difference in value
however is to be placed to the credit of
the treasury, the depositor being only
paid for the market value of bullion.
Other amendments were offered and or
dered printed. Without further action on
the bill, the house adjourned.
Washington, May 17.-At the morning
hour the consideration was resumed of the
bill amending the law relating to the
transfer of cases from the state to the
United States court, and Mr.. Mclean con-
cluded his arguments in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Warner opposed the bill on the
ground that one of the sections proposed
to be repealed, No. 639, was virtually a
judiciary act of 1878 which goes into force
and effect to that clause of the constitu-
ton which authorized the United States
courts to pass upon questions in contro-
versy between citizen OF one state and
a citizen of another state. The morning
hour had expired before Mr.. Warner had
finished his argument. The bill went
over till Tuesday next.
The consideration was then Iesum-
ed of the bill to amend the statutes
relating to gold and silver coinage and
coin and bullion certificates, the question
being on the third section and amend
ments thereto. The first amendment was
one offered by Mr.. Belford confining the
privilege of free coinage of silver mined
in the United States.
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COAL YARD.
NJ. MCKINNEY.

nEALER IN BLOSSBURG COAL, the
IL finest article known for Blacksmith-
ing Horse shoeing. repairing, &C., prompt-
~ aon-, aud aatisfaction guaranteed. South
aide Mechanic street. ll-l5-ly
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
w. III. ASHFORD.

MANUFACTURE and Dealer in Boots
Nl and Shoes and all kinds OF first class
custom work. All work and materials fully
warranted. shop, south side Liberty Street,
one door east Of Otterhacker's Harness Shop.
Wellington, Ohio. 1-9-1y
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MEAT MARKET.
r. q. FULLER.

nEALER IN Fresh and Salt Meat,. Bo-
IL loona and Pork Sausage. Highest
nlarke. prise in cssh paid for Beeves, Sheep,
Ho9s, Hides, &c. Market, south side Lib
erty Street, one door west Of Otterbscker's
Harness Shop. 11-9-1y
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INSURANCE AGENT.
R. N. GOODWIN,

II. N. GOODWIN,
THE INSURANCE AGENT. will be
found at his Office in Hustled Bros
Boot and Shoe Store, where he will be
ulsasesl to see his old customers needing
suvthing in his line Standard Companies
repressnted and iates reasonable. Losses
promptly adjusted and paid at his agercy.
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LIVERY STABLE.
WIN CUSHION & SON,

WIN CUSHION & SON,
livery AND SALE STABLE. Choice
IL tuInouts furnished, and charges rea-
sonable. South side Mechanic street, one
door east Of American House. lJ-l5-1y
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mOny everywhere We should go back to
old paths of justice.
Passing from the subject of jurics Thur.
man spoke of the subject of elections and
their freedom from political interference,
and the necessity and justice of repeating
the present laws which were instrumental
of corruption and fraud.
At the conclusion of Senator Thurmar's s
speech the senate adjourned.
Washington, ID. c., May 16.-Mr. Max
ley introduced bill authorizing the sec
retary- -ofwar to purchase sites for forts and
ports IN Texas.
The president pro tenn laid before the
senate message from the president of the
United States in reply to a resolution re-
questing information relative to the al
legged unlawful emigration into portion
of Indian Territory. He transmits a copy
of his proclamation and copies of the cor
respOndence and papers on file in the war
department touching on this subject
Mr.. Pendleton reported from the CON-
mittee on Indian affairs u bill authorizing
the secretary of the interior TO deposit GER
tain funds in the treasury in lieu of in
vestmcnt
On motion OF Mr.. Ingalls, it was re-
solved that the secretary of the treasury
be directed to report to the senate what
amount of legal tender notes has been
presented and redeemed in coin since the
LIST of January. last, and what amount of
coin he considers himself authorized to
retain in the treasury to maintain specie
resumption.
Consideration was resumed of the legis-
lative, executive and judicial appropTia
ion bill
Mr.. Eaton, speaking ON the appropria-
tion bill, defended his former assertion,
THAT this is a confederacy of states. The
war did not change the government nor
abolish slavery. The emancipation
proclamation did not free slaves. 1t re-
quired the independent action of certain
number of sovereign states to work these
changes in the government of this con-
federacy of states. The late struggle was
a war Of sections and he represented the
reckless denunciation of southern men as
unwise and wrong. Let the past bury its
own dead and go on as brothers.
The senate was addressed by Messrs. Ea-
ton, Conkling, Herman and others.
Mr.. Blaine said he wished to make a
few remarks ON the pending bill, but
would not be prepared to do SO before
Monday.
With the understanding that tomor-
rows session will be for the consideration
Of amendments other than political
classes, the senate adjourned.
Washington, May 17-The considera-
tion of the legislative, executive and judi
cial appropriation bill was resumed.
Among the amendments agreed on, was
one offered by Voorhees, from the joint
committee on library, appropriating 81, 900
for the purchase of works of art. The
amendment recommended by the commit
tee on finance. appropriatlng $1,000 for
diplomatic and consular service, to be ex-
pended at the discretion OF the President of
the United States, was agreed to. The
reason for this amendment is, there is now
n movement in Europe with a view to ar
range for bi-metalic standard and it
might be thought advisable to send rep
resentative thither to take part in the pro-
ceedings
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PLANNING MILL.

w, ELLINGTON PLANNING MILL.
w Manufacturers aud dealer in Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Brackets, Battings, Lumber,
Shingles, Lath, Cheese and Butter Boxes.
Scroll Saving. Matching and Planning done
to older. d. L. Wadsworth. Prop. Office.
near railroad depot.
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TAILORS.
PHOTOGRAPHER
PRINTING.

DRING YOUR PRINTING to the En-
ID terpriss Office. All kinds Of printing
done neatly and promtly. Office West Side
Public Square. over Houghtons Drug Store.
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BARRIER SHOP.

IF YOU WANT first-class Shave. Hair
i Cut. or Shampoo, call at Robinson's y.
K.Shaving Saloon, Liberty STREET. A full
assortment Of Hair Oils, Pomades and Hair
Restorstives. We also keep the best brand
of Rasors, and warrsnt them. Razors honeL
or ground to order. Z. T. ROBINSON.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-22
LUMBER YARD.

H. wADSwORTH & son,
Dealers in Lumber. Lath. Shingles, Doors,
u Sash. Blinds, Mouldings. aud Dressed
Lumber Of all sorts. Yard near Hamlin's
Fesd Store, Wellington, Ohio.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-22
E. WELLS,

CADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER.
- The best workmen employed, and only
the best stock used. All work done under
my immediate supervision. North side Me-
chanic street. 11-15-ly
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-16
YELLOW TEvER.

MEMPHIS, Sept. I5.-Nineteen new
cases-twelve white and seven colored-
were reported to the Board of Health to-
day. Oae additional death was reported,
a co'ored man. Dan Sullivan, a well
known steamboat clerk died this afternoon
at 6 o'clock, after thelreguIar report of the
day had been signed by the Secretary OF
the Board of Health.
At 4 meeting OF the Committee OF Safety
this afternoon, action on the resignation
OF Col John I. Cameron, as Superinten-
dent OF all camps, was recOnsidered, and
he has consented to remain in charge him
self.
DIR. D. I. Porter leaves fot Nashville to-
morrow morning,
The following was also adopted by the
Safety Com mittee:
lteSOtUed, That, with view to securing
ratlons from the National Government for
the sustenance of the people of Mem phis
now IN camp. that D. 7. Porter and Hon.
John johnson be appointed committee
to correspond with the Secretary of War
10 order to secure such rations.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept Is "A Green
vile, Miss. special reports the prevalence,
OF malignant fever at Concordia Sew
eTal deaths haYe occurred during the mast
week, Including 5. Frank, Geo. Tobip,
Attorney Key. The surrounding county
is quarantined against Concordia.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. l5.-The Board
OF Health has raised the river quarantine
against Memphis. Seven cases of yellow
! fever have been Streated here this season
all imported. Four died.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-16
Who Has Not Been Biliousq

Probably no one. Doubtless We have all
suffered to some extent the disagreeable
sensations which disordered or lapguid
liver can infict. Sallowness Of the skin,
constipation, nausea, vertigo, soreness in
the vicinity of the organ affected. sensa-
ton as to congestion in the head, positive
headache, loss ofappetite, extreme thirst
a high color Of the urine, are among the
symptoms which announce perversi0n or
vitiation Of the biles. The remedy Of rem
edies for the above is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. administered by medical men
pronounced pure and wholesome by them,
aud popular as mprehensive family medi
cine, and as specific preventive and RENE.
dy for chIls and fever and bilious remit.
tents, throughout~'Amerioa, and to a widt
extent in foreign couptries. Disorders il
the stomach and bowels, as we'll as liver
are speedily remediabIe with this popular
and time honored medicine.