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DEATHS,

nEK0VEk-ThH funeral Of thu tate James pcgoYcp
hext, A. u O'Clock.
81 Wrlght.st. ''-'
Npttcu Of funeral hereafter.
Paul. Mlun. - '''7 " "
,.cMlalns will b. thkoa to dayton, O., Thursday
lAUr1!N9. "
MlST0S-0f consumption, On tbs 1ath,. Annie, be.
1QyeaIB. "
Funeral from her residence, ga Wost Ohioat F1t.
cafs to caYaty Cemetery.
NIMiEk-Marcil ~, Of atorsy Of tho heart, Str,
Charles ln.ick. nj tto residence OF Ills U.tsw
BY, j. Il; siaycns, III Iark.av., Chicago. -"
FMEosAt Fg!lQY ~ II 1fl., truth Tue Itstlspce bY
cerrta9cs to !0sehlti. FFlcnds aru Invited. -
Eb- EarlE!IG tlll.} papers pIenao coDY.
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l0llRNAtlSTtE..

MAnsHALLTowN, ill.,, Marei! 10.-'rhc Rtpub.
|ieaH, Of this city, ono OF tho influential pnpcrs
IN lowa, WIS sold to-day to tho Hon. II. g. Hen.
dcrson md II. l.. Merriman, both prominent
lawyers nnA ab1o editorial writcra. alr. Hen-
deyaou, one Of the active Ropubi!can leaders Of
ts State, Will he tho rlitor-il..chtef. The prIro
puid for the parer was $l4,0;W. Tile iIUn. i. H.
Nrllig, the retiring editor, Will bo remembered
tlY many aa Chairman Of thu Republican Statp
Central COMMITTEES In 1873,
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lien q fsatnc Collegu. is not QUIZ calamity TO
the Church uf wtic. t,e was 81 bright an orna.
t1ent. btts pubc lo.s. The writer nf thfs.
claassnate Ut DR.. lie kovcn, an. associated with
lsn IN ihe musf Intimate 'nn1Ilgi fur twenty.
Gvn years. bures alt Its own personal grief 10
speak only Of tho great SORROW which hna fallen
upon Racine College, the DloccBes OF Wisconsin
and tltluo!a, and upon the wholt Episcopal
Church, There Is not city In o,lr 1slMt
where there hre not soma mourning
hearts to.ilay oyer The and news.
Dr. DE koynn Waa not only ort Of tho must
brilliant orators, one Of the finest ecGoars one
nj tho most clear ichaters In the Church. hit ho
was one Nf tho l111tcst. one Of tr santsirst nj
all her SONS. His l!fo was lvcd u}uil II very
lofty plane far above ihc ordinary lcyel. lle
roi,veyca u rycn ihe chance observer the I'm
prpesion III great pcrsouas hollnuss. lie spcnt
h0ltrs upon lii kl,cts. ,,,d from his childhood to
Ills crave he wns eInEularlv lrrc, as fur ~ the
kect,est o'scryntfon cpuli kn0w, from rvcn
wllnt arc rnlfrll venial tt1e. But with this very
holy md purtt ltle tlerc WIS no spiritual pride,
no assumption OF eupcrlnr Wusthfness; cycr i
sweet humility, ever a low estimate Of Ills OWL
nttaInfncnts. either III grace or III tho lenrnlg
Of the schools.
Wncn you utld to oil this thoroughly cl,nrm.
ng manner, perfect culture, MI tntiHlatc
knowledge Of MI thc Eraecs of ,oIitc society," md
i personal magnetism which Gave hlm wottltr-
I'LL power oycr tlM tOun1 men Under lila care,
who without execution idozel hin, the great
ness Of The loss Is nvctpowrrtg. There will OF
COURSE be more extended n0trc. OF bis lIfo mud
works, but MI old md tcnr friend l,nstens tu
lay upon ILLS coffin This tribute, Which all who
kucw him Will coslt tcss Is not orerstrulnctl.
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Indigestion. dyapepsia, nervous nros.ratIon. and
all foslna Of gDherGj debility tslievud bY taking
MonHmnna peptoulzo1 i,euf Tonic, eno only
properties 1t ID uot ,ese sti1nnlatlt lIke thu cx.
tFactf Of beel. but contains hluod makln1. fotcp-
gcncratng. and fc.sMstnintH9 propusttcs; Ii In.
result OF exhaustion, ncryous pEostrAtiun, ovur.
work, or acute dtsaasu; particularly II resulting
from pulmonary complaints. Caswe1l, Hazard &
R{Sts. - -"
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Tbs attention Of manufacturers and tho public IL
called 10 HECK. combined furnace md tungo for
operating tho wholu !sunau with ons ilro. II thor
ouRhy heats tho wAo1p house, 1oos ali tho co0ktng
and laundry work, and throwa hot watur sll over
thu building. Now In operation at Henry DIb-
blco's, :.70 and ITS Wabash nyonue, cornot Of Van
lfurea street. Ia Ia gcncral use III tho West and
East
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= ME13h5t q. Il. kkIIH q CU,l
Wabash avenue. will gtvo a reception Thursday
aud Fr,day evenings from 10 D O'Clock, prior to
their grand opsnsng Tho ladies and their grutie.
men frlonds ara Invited to cal. and examine thu
grand dtsplay OF Par!B patterns in bonnets, now.
era atlks. otc., In ther now aud handsome stosu
On tho corner Of Wabas!l AYonuo aud MunEoe street.
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A RICH DISPLAY or GOODS.

Nowhere. not excepting Now York. will hnes OF
mora complete stocks in caEpet!ngs, tusnituro,
house dccoratlnRa, curatns, or keddinga, pu found
than nt Chicago Carpet Compauya anco theis 10.
ln9yal to Wabash avenue und Monsou street,
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- THE BEST TIVE CHEAPEST.
Reliable articles, like Ds. Prlco's Special Flayor.
Ing Extracts. are thu cheapest In tte loug run, ii
health IL TO bu considered,
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with his lotsl.. Or. Locks earnestly recon.
incnstcd tint example to his ltarers. antl urccd
'hcin II endearor 10 tmitnto, cvan IN sotnt iar.
OIL way, t1lat love of 61d. that ncarncss tn titnf
That elevated abosc nil mean, petty, ind lcgra.
ihE things which 40 f.nny allowed 10 rlu.o
around their lives. tint ctIaractcrlzca him.
, 1879-03-20

Dr. Dungss. dlacoysr Of tho cinchouA eu1o fos
drunkenness, cusea 81! cases. Room 81 Palmer
, 1879-03-20

Buck RsJner's alyeestns Jelly will smooth
the toughest skta,
, 1879-03-20

g., 600 TO the Criminal Court for assaultng Mrs.
Wright, Il neehbor, and breaking hor nose and
bono In The wrist.
, 1879-03-20

tHtcEHF 77IEI1|cH 70 11t lF7GHHd.
MILWAUKEE, March 10.-lntc1llgcnco Of the
sudden lcatls Ut the Rev. Dr. Dc Koycu, of fIsacne
College, thls morning, has caused deep SORROW
in Episcopalan circles Of th[s city. Ills fro
qucnt visits to Milwaukee,, aud his occasional
services Mt the churches IN this city, havo made
him as we'll known here, almost as at his home
proper, md thousands In Milwaukee will mourn
his death as d near a,d beloved ne!ghbor mud
frtend4
, 1879-03-20
Sudden Death Of the Eminent
, Divine at Racine Yes.
terday.
Brief Sketch Of His Lfto and
Work IN tho Cnuso Of
Religion.
His Valuable Services for Twenty Years
as Dean Of Raoino COL
lege.
A Glowing Tribute by a GLASS;
lnato or the Deceased.

anfcfai Etspatch 10 Tna Tt4bune
RACINE. Wis, March 10.-Ncvcr since Prcsl-
don't f.Encon'a nntitlleIr drath have our pcopIa
been TO profoundly shocked nl,tl grIcvcd as this
morning when t>orsebnck-r'icr from the col
lego announced that the rev. James Do koycn,
Dean Of That institution, was dead. The ncws
came like thnncrhoit from q cloudlcss sky,
spreading like Wild llre, thou0l, men found It
almost impossible to realize It. At 0 o'clock
this morning tlie Doctor was seated in convcrsa-
ton with enc OF tho students, when ho sudden
" half rose from Ills chatr with the ex-
cla'nat1on "Ifoip me, p!ease," md fell bark
hncousrioue: Surprising It was q fa!nsing-lt,
the usual remedies wcro applied to recover him.
These falling, medical help was summoned,
which, however, lll not arzive Until he had
broatllcd! !lis Inst.
The Doctor wns In unusual good health and
spirits tip to tho moment ut hts seizure, and
lived only about tcn minutes aftcr II, not re-
gatrlng consciousness during the time, merely
muttcring few tncohcsont words. lie was
about Al years Of ngo, the last twenty Of which
had spent in charge OF Racine College, which
owes Its prcscut high position among colleges
to hts work nn,l devotion.
Two OF tic Doetor's sisters, Mrs, Casey md
Mrs. Do5le, kept house for him, hc never having
been married.. lie was man Of great zeal ullti
energy, Of Tlpo scho1arslI1p asnl larEc bcneyo-
lcnte; an eloquent divtue md Il genial, warm
hearted friend. as his services were Of lncs-
timablc valuc to tho college. Ills death is m in
cacuble )uss, not only to tho college but to
theology, md learning. and humanity.
Sumo wccks Rgo the Doctor broke lsls ankle at
Milwaukee, since which, though confined mnst
OF tho tlue to his bed, lie hus maintained Ills
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Subscription RATA. ..,.. =. :,
Memorial o. Stonewall JeIk,aaA
Charleston News aud Couriar.,

va y Is' .0''ou news shQ Coptiee. :.
Some time 10 1863 or 1854, Tho n.
habitants OF the British Wet india
Islands, a. q mark Of their sdmifS( .oa
OF tue virtues aud genius r. 006e.
wall Jackson, prepared q hsnhoDo
memorial shaft for presentation "a -
State Of South Carolina. This obalk
It 10 presumed, reached ChiflS6t86 :
short time before tho esaeu1iiV2 u
tue city By tho Confederate (d,c1o n
the Spring Of 1865. It had not. ~.
ed, it 10 believed, directly into T.
e"etcdyof tho State, and Vss aleepl
!" Charleston and taken posBstii69 q
~ a United States ofi3cer,t hg ktpo
i; was forwarded to WssAi,Rtso,
i"e'e 1t lay. apparently lnnotiepl.
!" tie war delsrtinsut;T dSVM -
wee 70 ag'', when Ne Were lioN&o0ol
IT tie facts By an officer vho,1oo n
Charleston in 1855, aud vac aeQnaipt,
~ With the circumstances attssd{ne
tho Il" ws'di"g Of tlts beuiostsf ~
{" " HsIliNgtOn. 10 was 1uutQkllpa q
c"l,rsr. It it could. ~ iound eteaeo
maoy years, hut Gov. Simpe0A ~
i'r"mr,'y placed Ia po,sessioo1n CT ~
requisite i"formsti"n, aKd ~ it91eo
tc tue secretary Of war. askiag lheRh.
~ It vas IN ths cps,ads oL.bg ~
department., aud requesting nm II Il
wers It 10 reformed IL ito Saw s'
Congressman Evfns aNeHteji '1bo
letter to Secretary NcCrary, ~ ~
Informed By him thatr tke, ;aloltNae
there, and that hs bad, ,po p6ieafIpe
to 'ts return as fequf3tex ,6yio
Go'ernor:H Thereupoa 6d1. 1R8As1be
Asked Col. Evius to have; tbVlia6p-
rial sbaft forwarded to Cbaeleefoo.
and il . few days it will % Esoke
whether anything moro thAE ~ ~
sent' Of tho s6etetesy Il oSeeGIAteUb.
f.'te this eau DO d0us. b wab li1oa
that no publication b made sntil -
memorial slisft had been acf1sIly
placed 10 p0sssSsiot u tie saw
tho ubiquitous eorievp6G dH6fa1Sr
heard Of tho novemoot, slob Alie
statement Of the copditiep, .eeAGlke
% became necessary. ...,,u,.s..,.
The memorial ohs3t % oo&"t&1o
uads Of Shells, aud S6bt ~ o IL.
y ohaste aud bs4ttilnls ,lIAqR0 j
Ut considerable betGbe, ~ StA1&>1.
L to the tURg1uo Stllf.of thooo 10
s.ecoted Il: ~ itsbttory b oelDo.
shat Obscure, Il h hoped III ~.
qualifications viii ieo6,to oAl0olG1ao.
.usat Of eli the, tsets <eeooeee0sUllb
L. The State 10 usder .AAeI, 49,
lions to Col. Eviuo ioe etSoSt II. ~
to Secretary xeCtai1 f6e1te ri
tads aad courtesy !. ltu0Gy +.
b 2. enall thing @ Setesa46ed 49,
wqll Jaekooq shalt @ aepth EoQp90o.,
but e b % oct OF kin6nooc tSSf evSfS
ose IN 10 South viii u 1e
value, iNsSoAssN o.oH
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fAsssp ytsaAl

lody o. ths osl1hir1e o(tDoAvGb ~
~ Victim, the othae daYhe(AAnn1(6
practical joks. Even In tkc1S 1vmndSssE
ae.e' y q oee0iioool svsiIa1yS16 :
vhaeh iai worth peneeyioh Hnan1.
de9E happened 10 TIL, Hi1l., .AhQ6ElS =
MIDDLE olthe afternoon, 'the -
u ~ appeAsa1co 49, Gko1I ~
d could - lesnittad p ee9kA& e.
G'aI ha1si 1hs' s lssdalsab tAe,paiat
~ ~ 4,sp'eg J sssbb'alteaP sAssk -
=; Is 3 ~ q VI a1ssa,s,l;i;j 10 eils
II c.Rpri6. ,srfiaasrG esis;so yaa u
- i g. e.; = Y ?:s: s2'ssemk fhasssk
'aaOh, ~, GGda.a a1AnoEt&i1edVo
lell A1spl eteQer u, swsiy all wusi
|.sS x :Ss 1t :ssS4 ~ ~ = =:
ssesA ard th1tr16pspakne0l
tieas. Hes alled IN iatoyeee4toAlh
water, and after It 'o0mmencod g III
very carefully uepoSittd The 1eo65 3
pm Of waAerodi ej .Iiw aoispiogos
Il ahall have 70 trouhlA ION &c r liif3e
seasoning" he said, xnd thS INV !.
ed TO get hin On ooio1j ~ p6o1te 80
: ~ e. { ieS &c /. tS ~ az @ =: =:
|sl6nA: .E>s5f ~ .ff9iIfa MS ~ VIa37
h q shera time, . AsIaiau(' p1o1n1(
I'D vs. dsiig6Ssd VIZ tifS 81 e(! n
fellow .sst down and at& andkahQ -.
~ nnelistsly laddad uyhaA MaGAlDeo.
] easy 70 make 4 mi ltantlal A9if. -
| OF soup st6net % ~ NV W. V e ~
leave tint ou6 wttk' hee;s1SS IN y
|of' how sincerely w pfittaUsIh SG4 iel1ao1.
usss.e SkswosAsnly, So1R s1so1A0a
bed soae insel qaeee1staslDf1 tto6,
Thstnight "a teld heHhnell9da Och
|sicssnstance. H. ,gstse@d t. ~ vloi6ol
and then Inquired, inpqeeptly:, ,ss, "a
Don't you think tin mspt IA IL
onion and ths. tomato iW0nld y Nv :
MI, st;E sa R'''' e Ia ZIP "a as'I|.sa
/, Gradually the trick began Il l1dRla
upos 'hse, and II yea wAae1 q unokodlIS
lady Md You hatsl ssDy u ssk.thu11
The loaa g. thsr !svpp .stsoes,uDa0l
Mountain NswA Z, lays, fiaas ., bi,f'
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THE CONVENTION.
Further Consideration Ofthe DeDoG,
o. Tie Executive Department.
Various Amendments A1opaed, by
Which The Veto Power 10 Limit.
"a and Salaries Are
Reduced,
Wednesday, June I, 1879.


The Convention wac called to or
der Ut II o'clock, President Willis in
the chair aud eighty.two memhera
present.
The report Of tho Committee on
Executive Department vas taken up
40 unfinished business. .a
Article 8 vas adopted % read i:
Art. 9. The Lietenant Governor
shali receive for bis services . sal
ary which shall be double that Of 4
member IL the General Assembly,
aud 10 more. -, =
Article 10 was read
Art. 10. The Governor shall have
power to commute sentences, gra0l
reprisves for sli onenses a4sinse the
State, and, except in eases Of in.
parchment, sball, upon the recon.
mendstiou 10 writing Of tho Lisuts-
nant Goverpor, Attorney General add
presidiDg judge Of the court before
which ouvicti"n vac had, have pow
er to gent. pasdons and remit dpes
and fOrfeietures after conviction. /, IN
cases Of treason he may grant reprsvet
until the end Of the next session OIL
the General Assembly, in which the
power If pardon shall b sested.
Delegate Heron moved to amend
by empowering the Governor to sas'
pend a sentence, or to Commit It, mo-
Ill the session Of the Legislature neat
to be held thereafter, and, under o.
tenoatiog circumstances, to giant
psrdpas and remit penalties. Last.
Delegate Brian ssid that tho at.
ticle, 10 prOps'sed to be. soesded
would bs % innOva,ios 10 Louieian,
Law. He feared that abuses Of thil
power might o:cor.
Delegate Robertson moved L
amend BY inserting . clause provid'
ing far . Beard Of Psrdoos, "a, con
sist II the Lieutenant Governor, Al
,".nsy General and tho prssidisl
Judge. .li.., ..a..t.,-
Delegate Blanchard moved . cub
ssissts providing that tho right I,
pardon b exercised BY any Two .
these officials. zFaa' N'
+ Delegate Robettsou accepted tb,
substitute, aud It was adopted.
Delegate Pardss uUved TO strik'
out the words commute sentences,
and insert after tho word "pardoU,
tho wsrds 10 commute sentences.
Adopted. 1ss 80 lD
DELEGATE SeUmes moved to otrik,
out the words 'Lieuto0sut Governor
and insert ''District Attorney"
On motion VI Delegate Brsaux til,
ausndnsnt Ma laid % tho table
| 5 sss 81: maya &c. aas Z i
The article % amended was thel
adopted. Article II WAS read: ~
u AT. -. The Governor shHll receit,
4 salary Of e50OO pse anualn. payable
quarterly gu ,llis own warrant.
Delegate Thnmpson a,oved to otrik,
out tive" and insert ''foar."n -, -
Delegate OF moved to, amend B.
insertiDg ",bJss''l instead Ofi.6ss.r
DELEGATE Davidson, Of Clsibosoe
moved u amend by pssvidiug tia
not lsss thsn three nor n,ote than ~
tbonsapd dollals W paid the Cover
nor. - - - -"
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ACUE AND FEVER.

Nobetter eathartie can be used psepas.
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As . simple purgative they are IN.
equaled.
BEWARE o. IMITATION.
The genuine ore never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dr.. McLAxI's
Liver PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. NcLANI and FILMING Bros.
lnsiss upon having the genuine d..
c. McLAks's LIVER PnlS prepared By
Fleming Dsoa, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, Ne
market being full q limitations q he
sans AcLSss, spelled dieessauy bss
cane pronunciatioa.
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DIR. G. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for
al the ills that flesh is heir TO-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, Or diseases Of that character, they
stand without rival.
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For the ViudicatOr.
Respectfully rendered to an Amiable
Friend-R. ]. B..

BY W. CD.
Fen now-as when in life's young dream
l WOO the muse, with fond desire,
That some sweet strain of song MAJ
stream,
Athwart the withered, time worn Tyre.
But ah the numbers cease to flow,
IL songwaves DER the failing strings,
And trrmnlOus tho tOne-and low,
And weak the offering. that it brings.
Then ask me not, Fair ono again,
To bring lihatiOns from the 'Nine,'
| sweep the chords Of song in vain,
Upon this broken harp Of mine.
In years, when Life and Love were young
Aud Hopes, like flowers, were bright and
gay,
When all the chords Of song were strung
And Life was in it's lovely May.
When clondless IVES it, morning sky,
Gentle and clear it's flowing stream,
When Hours, on Fairy wing, swept by,
And Fancy wove her wild wisrl dream
l gather'd oft, the hesnteous flowers,
That CLUSTERED round the muses. spring,
Unconscious, that those joyous Hours,
So swiftly sped on Fairy wing.
Now all those charms of life arc gone
The muse font has ceased tn flow,
The blush Of flower, and thrill of song,
Are dear alone, to memory now.
Those hours are mingled now with years
They, with their j"ys, are in the-past,
Mere legends now, Of smiles and tears
And this il all Of life at last.
Re thine . life, without it's team,
A home Of JOY and pescr,-thy breast,
Thy span Of being-lenxtb Of years,
Life's closs-x call 70 endlesu rest.
May that was~, generous heart Of thine,
Nor feel psng,-nOr hesve u sigh,
1t should not for It's virtues shrine,
Pure ~ the snowf fake from tho sky.
And when lifs's closing moments come,
Aud deathmists DER thy ssus~s lower,
Be it-a messsge-'Welcome home,
Aud death, st lust, thy sweetest hour.
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Miscellaneous.
THE GENUINE
DIR. G. MoLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and lead
en.colored, with occasional flushes,
or a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes beQme dull: the
pupils dilate: an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid: the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; swelling Of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
in the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes voracious, with a gnawing
sensation Of the stomach. at others,
entirely gone; Aeeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
iting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costivc; stools Shiny, not unfrequcnt-
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard; urine turbid: respiration
occasionally difficult. and accompa-
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep. with grinding Of the
teeth; temper variable. but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
. DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form: it is an innocent prepa.
ration, not capable efdosxg the slightest
injury TO the NEST tender infant
The genuine DR.. MCLANE'S YER
M1FUGE bears the signatures Of c.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
WraDDer. -:O:-
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w. u. LEVY. DANIEL G. SCARBOROUGH.
EVA SCARBOROUGH,
T n. 4 u. J. CUNNINGHAM.
ATTORNEYS At Law.

Se. Denis Street, NatchitOches, La.
WILL give prompt and personal at
W .tsntion to I'LL bnS,uess entrusted to
lbele care !, - .....
Prasticss in the District and Parish
Cesrts 10 the Parishes of NstchitOches,
Red River, DsSOto aud Sabine, and before
~ Supreme Court at Monroe aud New
Oslsaus. Jan 5 7s.1y.
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IL ,. TUCKER,
Attsrssy and Coxsssllor at Law,
nCH1Cr

81. Dssis Stvsst, Masehitochss, Ia.
WILL practice In the District and Par
w ish Courts Of Nstchitschss, Sabine
Dsasls ~ Bed River, and the Supssns
Ceass elthe etess. s. - -.
., Al ho0iaese sntlusted % bic care will
rssslysPeonpt Attention. Apr l3-ly
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CnAssM. q. !. DaAxousr. T. p. CHAPLIN
CHAPLIN, DRANGUET 4 CHAPLIN
Attorseys at Law,
NATCHITOCHES, La.

O1ACT1CE il the District Courts OF
i Natehitoshss, Ssbius, DeSot0 and
Fed River md in the Supreme Court OF
he 0sate. March lily.
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New Orleans, Jano, ga conference
was bold to-day between tho convention
state dt6t committee and tho representa-,
'tivse o. tho liw York beudholdsrs Who
proposed to accept 3 par cent interest
tor five yesrs, 1 ber cent. for 6ve years,
& pr cent. for ten yeAtb end : per cent.
after . lapse of twenty years on the fses
value OF honda. u member Of tho com.
mittee said ~ ghtst figure they would
agree 70 pay wo 30 pc cont Of tbe dSbt
and I per cent .iht<rsst.. No agreement.
\ member Of the cpmmitt1e s.ys th.,
PsopsSsl Of tke hOldSis Of o3,ON'bOe 70
xo0ept oevsnty.fve eents On tho dollar Ot
tue face value If ths present bonds viii,
4psr cent Interest wss rejected. pas
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TIE Gsvatsat Medical Triumph o
Eoder1 Nmes /! The Mysterious
Caasssl 81 Disease Diseorersd,
- and q Certain Cxve Provi.
dsd. The Stomach,
Liver, and Bopsb
ra. 1As Centre Of !
80 / i 81 Disease. ,t
. ''gsi 80 f3stacai
PARSONS PuRCA1IyI PILLS
The Great Anti. Bilious Remedy and
Niasuatas Dissolvsr.
a. PARSONS
PURGATIvE PILLS

Arc the result Of long.contint I'd Scion
ti6c investigation, and ars Warranted d
cure az diseases originating in the
stomach, Liver, and Bowels No grip.
ing pains follow the uss Of. these Pills,
unless the Bowels arc inflamed; but Re.
lisf, lnlnediste Relief, may no relled
apon. ~ . comnoa Family Physic
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staaA ansqSslsa bsfbts the world today
By vasying the dose according % direc.
tioae, Pafsons Purgativc Pills ehectually
Purity the Blood and greatly alleviate
II not entirely cure Dyspepsia, Scrofuls
or Kingo Evil, Rose, Erysipelss or St
Anthony's Fire, Ernptions, and Eruptivt
Diseases Of the Skin, Salt Rheum. Tet.
tor. Riugw6fm. Sores, Boils, Tumors
Nosbid Swsllings, sUlcsfationA, Finple,
and Blotches.
EVERY BOX WARRANTED
xess cosplste Satisfaction Guaranteed
49,. o. No Pay. f@Is;a !.
Tull dilectious aroand each boz
Physieians supplied b, nal tsst.fajd
foe >21O Per tholeonde n hall. eeeh ID
advance. We win 6snd Aess Pms =
any islioble dfuSgist y. lHsfsAa1y 70 eell
on cohnissipn. Aysnee' wanted svesy'
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~ Fable Elevation ohAll ~. 0lecte0
by4shs. QeAliAsa slsstsIs Vi the State;
asd 10 case If any vacancy cauatd By
dsslh, resignation OF permanent sb
ssnce Of either n sxid Omeers the
0oaerpor shalt al sucl. vacancy BY
app,iDtmspt, with the advice aud
ooasent Uf tho Senate; provided, hop.
srsv, that, Notwithstanding such sp.
Punishment, such vacancy shsll be
filled b election at tho oest general
election after the occurrence Ut the
vacancy. .
:, Dslrxsts Breaux moved to amend
by striking out tho wo,ds ''Supsriu.
tsudeut VI Poblic last, actios,n. aud
inssrt tho words "Sserstaly Of State,
end providing that tho oflcers namsd
shaIl y elected lsr ivur years. Adopt
| q. Aa ssA
Delegate Moore, At Lafosrehs, nov.
I'd 70 strike nut The proviao Of The
! ,ttcle aud insert: Provided, hsw.
ovor, that tho unespited tern shall
not ~ more than twelve mWnths, Ia
which eaee 90 OleetiWo ohsll b Oedss.
"a u ~ ths sasaaey. s<
/ Delega.e Aaelsews ,soved 49, cub.
| osi,uto 20 ssriks out tho word ''gsue
rail- Adopted. 5a
I Dvlseate Pardoo moved to olsikt
/ out Oh tho aItiele aleDe tho xoedl