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INSTRUCTION Books for Violin. Flute.
ACCORDION, and other small instruments,
for less than cost, at Sheib's. Washington
Hall.
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DoS'r buy cheap Hat, but buy good
one at cheap price, from E. Buchanan &
Co., 1lS9 Main street.
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9. R. BEHLER will open his new place
with q Grand Lunch next Monday, at No.
1920 Market street.
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You can save money by buying your
Hats from E. Buchanan & Co., llS9 Main
street.
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GRAND OPENING LUNCH next Monday,
at Q. R. Behlersnew place, No. 1920 Mar.
ket street.
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Jusr REcEIyED.-Car load New York
State Early Rose Seed at Parker Bros.
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Mr.. W. S. HuTcntSs has Just received
his spring style Of pocket books.
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ELEoAST Piano Covers. cheap, at sheib's,
Washington Hall.
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E. BUCHANAN & Co., have all the latest
spring styles OF all grades in Hats and
Caps,
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KIxo OF POTATOES, Burbank Seeding,
for sale at Parker Bros.
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A BEAUTIFUL picture entitled, Summer
Evening Near Florence" painted by Miss
Laura Bags, Of Bridgeport, Ohio, a pupil
Of Miss Doddridge, Is now attracting q
good deal Of attention in Hutchins' win
dow. The picture is well done and the
coloring is beautiful.
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LADIES fine sewed Side Lace and But.
tons from 81 IS up, at ]. 7. Stones.
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NEW YoRx State Early Rose Potatoes at
PARKER Bros
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LADIES, genuine French Kid Button for
$3.50, at j. 7. Stones.
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A Bias PrIx,
, The summer Silks sold at Soc a yard at
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BURBANK Seeding Potatoes, another car
load just received at Parker Bros.
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LADIES fine Black and Light Cloth
Foxed Button at ]. T. Stones, ll4O Main
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TolIle dc Aisace.
p, Entirely new for spring wear. See it at
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HARD TO ASswRR.-To the reporters OF
the press the members OF the Sweeney in
vestigating committee have preserved an
oyster like silence, saying, ave shall not
anticipate our report to Council" This
silence is all right as an abstract principle
and ANY diynlgment under the circum.
stances would be wrong, but 1t is hard to
get this idea through the hair OF the aver
age quid nunc for hundred times day
are we assailed with the connundrum:
"Well what's new in the Sweeney mat
ter?"
OF course our reply is the stereotyped
one: ave don'tknown and are not liable
to until Council meets" and from the
number OF times we have made thisanswer
weshould enjoy little immunity, but each
succeeding day OF silence on thepart OF the
committee appears only to aggrayate the
consuming desire Of the curiosity seekers.
Yesterday we met a citizen who gave us
the following: ~ was told to-day, on
good authority, that the committee at
present stand four for sustaining the
charges and for the removal OF the Ser.
geant, and two for not sustaining the
charges. Sweeney himself told me this.
/ also understand that the only drawback
at present is, has the city any authority
for removing Sweeney? On this point
reference was had to the City Solicitor
for his opinion in the matter, and further
proceedings pend his answer. This, Mr..
Reporter, said the citizen as he turned to
go, you may rely on, as got II straight,
and Sweeney Is telling It himself"
One OF the committee told US last night
that the report, which is very voluminous,
is concluded, and will be presented at the
Tuesday night session OF Council.
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1APns' fine Kid Opera slippers at j. t.
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Make a Happy Home.

Make a Happy Home.
By, presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring& Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
ACCORDION,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
Or Banjo,
From the magnificent stock TO be found
at Lucas' Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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In Mode u Paris.
Those elegant gold effects summer Silks
selling 80 fast at Blum's.
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Allwool French Buntings. All wool
lace Buntings. Price them at Blum's be.
fore buying.
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WEhave the largest stock of stylish Hats
TO be found in the city. E. Buchanan &
Co., l1S9 Main street.
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SCALD HEAD
For Four Yenrs Cured

Mr.. A. swIIT, Enrett, Mas, writer 1.-THE
CuIIcuRA Res cured my child Of Seald Head
covering the scalp and lower part Of the neck Of four
years duration, and which had rehsted all the usual
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A Mothers Gratitude.
Her Child Saved from Death.
rrnnnnnru,r ,,nx,nu
A WONDERFUL STORY
II. Il. wAnyEn a Co, Rochester, NY,

II. Il. wARSIR d Co., Rochester, N. Y:
Gsntt From my own sense Of duty, and upon The
advice Of friends, ] have concluded 10 Offer you !
testimonial proellmng TO the world that there 10 an
absolute cure for Brights Disease 10 its wont form.
Ny daughter Carrie has been afflicted with this terri
bic disease since she was hVe earS Of age; she Is now
seventeen And during these eleven years her life has
been 4 burden; abe has been treated BY the bet
physicians In BGnlo, Syracuse Utica, Ithaca, 0Wego,
hcrnelsylle Rochester, aud other places, and for.
tune has been paid out 10 the vain GndeAvor 10 obtain
cure or even relief but all have pronounced hor To-
durable; have aid that her kidneys were nearly de-
Etroyed thAt there no help for hIr and she must
abandon Al hope Of ever being any better We finally
heard Of your Gaie Kidney and Liver Cure and 1uT.
geSted 70 different physicians that We make tTai q
n but they secuted the idea pronounced tia humbug
and aid II would DO perfect folly.
We finally came 70 Rochester and tried several
physicians here, but they, like the othe were I'M.
ible 70 do anything for her. We also mentioned
your remedy 70 them and they aid Il had good
reputation, and made some remarkable cures and en-
cou age1 III 70 give IL TRIAL 20 - Last resort We
concluded 70 d least consult you and seven weeks
ago to-day came % your ohice Tor that purpose.
took home two bottles q your Kidney and Liver
Cure, and commenced giving Il 70 her according q
dlrecionS and By tho time she had taken one bottle
there wa marked improvement In her condition;
she acquired control 81 her urinary functions which
abe had not poaeSed since childhood all bloat sub
IIded, she began to gain In good, slid assh, and
gained th rtSen pounds In about three weeks After
Ilking three bottles OF the remedy, abe has IN this
hort space Of seven weeks become fully cured Of what
Eilh could talk With eyeTy sufferer from this fear
al dlSeatO, and tell them a can not In this letter
hat know Brighs diSeAse Of the worst type can BE-
,ured BY Warmers Sale Kidney and LIVER Cure and
gratefully acknowledge that my daughters Life and
,salth Is due 70 The use o. that remedy
f'aI ME- issi 4 J. CRANE,
ibS Plymouth Ave
Being the subject oiths above testimonial, dshle
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Death Bed Confession.

CHolcR car load New York Russell Ap.
Piles for sale at Parker Bros.
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Hnuie Nourenuie.

Hhute Nouyeaute.
The Monte buntings SO cheap at
Blum & Bros.
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Lea PrcnIera ChoIx.

Les Premiers Chotx.
The Psrisian novelties offered at Blum's.
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JUST REcEIvRD.-Car load New York
Burbank Seeding at Parker Bros.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
Is7y. 1880.
Is 90 es co 50 50 60 s.
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DOR MARIETTA, PARKERs-, ~.
L BURG, GallIpolIi, Huntington. ~
Portsmouth aud Cincinnati, 10 place Of
steamer 81. Lawrence.
The new and elegant Passenger Steamer
". n, CILANCELLoR.....E.P P. CHANCELLOR, Com'r,
IRA HUN1ISOToN, Clerk,
VIII leave As above on Saturday, April 10th, at 5
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
apr9 C. H. BOOTH a SON. AEents
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ANOTHER car York State Burbank Pota
toes for sale at Parker Bros.
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WANTED-wAGoN MAKER-To
W 30 seven miles from the sity. Apply to JACOB
SNYDER, l10S Main btrspk ap9s
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WANTED-To PURCHASE SHARES
w In Wheeling Library Association. Address
Purchaser" Intelligeneer office. ape
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restore the lost functions and procure Health and
The speeiae Medicine Il baing used With wonderful
success.
Panphlst. .snt trss to al. Write for them and 30.
fall particulars.
Phee, speeiae, 81 % per pAekass. or six packages
ior !oOO. VIII DO sent By mall on Teoept Of money
Address all orders, J. B. SfMPSoE's N EbICINE CO,
oe7 Sold IN wheeling By I1UGHIN BR3s. co.
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Old Age and dis.
eases that load 70
Consumption, In
lAnity and an early
grave, or both. No
matter how shAt-
tered the system.
may be from u-
edsses Of any lind,
q short oonrie Of
ihIR MAiiRlHa Will
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WANTED.

WTANTED.-PosITIoN AS BOOK.
keeper. Good references. Address G, this Of
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Being the subject Of the above testimonial, dSdfe
70 testify 70 die truth o. IL statements, and express
my TStItnde 70 whom II may bedue, for my recovery
from this terrible action, and 10 recommend similar
sufferers 70 make use Of the same remedy.
mh2SITIhIAN CARklE u. CRANE,
, 1880-05-02
TO RENT-HOUSESs


West tSide-C0uttHued.
ITO REyT-TWO-STDRY BRICK, 10 ROOMS, 10
l. Jacksou-st SO; cottages Cicero-court and Pau
lina-st. So u. L. PEASE, IT. Dearborn-st
RIO KENT-i0-ROON HOUSE, GOOD BARN.
, 1880-05-02
TO RENT-HOUSES.


vT>o REFT-2A SOUTH LlSCoLE,sT- 2-sfoRY
/ and basement brick with barn. $50
2H Park-av, 2-atory and basement sfone-1rons.
With barn. fn- .ou..
ForrY-ntnth-st ana Lake-aT.- one uaAue noo0er
IL Fniton-st .s.ory and basement swell front l0
ronms with furnace, sas-n1tures. and not ana cola
water. 81 o.n ..a,a.. h,a.
III West Washington st. one :-story and basement
s1rne-fron furrnce Gasxtures. hot and cold water.
'y s osden-ay. 5-story, attic, and basement stone
$A5. ,o,,, - -. ,-h.,,,
Eiizabcth West Wnshngton-st8., and GFoFelAna
Fark-ay. and Aidine- square,
Apply TO r,,rurp cporrp
, 1880-05-02

ITO REST-H. c. MOREY. IS CLARK-ST.. 2-STORT
i tno basement) brick house. and barn, southwest
corner Washington and Shedun-sts.. 6 being put In
complete repair SIS: No. Is Ashlnndav, stone 1rUnt,
dining RUIN, and kitchen main hoOr barn. 52-fout
LOT As M. 52l West AdaInsst. yslory stone lot 0I
lL newly painted and ca1cmined <s5; ~ West Mon
r9esr =; stone FURNISHED Or nnturnshsd - Fulton.
improvements, <&J; HI Van NuEen-st stone frunL
base'uen near Loomls, SIS: ll paulina-st, rooms,
Iaoae!n Nasf Es; 1a5 SanEamon-s1+ corner Jackson,
dsst,c,ass dn brick sith large LOT: WusninEtons
FL: Is Iark-av II rooms -fuot lot HS: iii CurTo-
~, stone barn. SD; Jul Jackson-st cottage 81; l4o
Nonroe-st. III rooms, modern improvements IS.
fTO hENT-A TWO-sTOKY AND EASEMENT
i brick dwelling, all modern couveuieuces S3i.W
JOHN = MAILMAN. Il Cl1rk.st, Hoom u
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4 Motto for 1850.

NJ s,s no sort Of sympathy with the
npa>lissn party because Of that act,
si,sssase IL justified and sustained it.
lAsnsh IN act have no desire to sus-
- ~ Republican party in any way.
l,,ela not vote for party that world
N through such fraud. think Mr..
l1gs W. elected by q fraud, and ! 10
.lssss 10 have it said that ut the next
,aut;oo I bad forgotten it. lido not say
~ n. Hayes committed the fraud, but
xvu eommittsd by his party. have
= anity 10 Mr.. Hayes, but after the
Inl)y which he became President |
~ ct vote for any person pnt ny for
huilsst on the Republican side who
4 ~ lissvow the fraud committed. !
sgsll support any member Of that
m Who hsd any sort OF mixture with
q hsud. Ifsel that the counting ont
~ y much q fraud now rs at the time
I ~ psspstrated. Charles Francis
hme.
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COnStahle'S Sale.

Mathew IIertzos vs.. Eugene Ieconr.
DY virtue Of a writ Of Fl, Fa. to me
I'D directed by tho Hon. l.. A. B0ard,
Ninth Justice Of tho Peace, in and iol
the parish OF Natchitoches. | will pro-
coed to sell at Public Auction, on
Saturday. the 9th at October, 1890
at II o'clock NJ. at tho office Of the
Ninth Justices Court. the following
described property, to-wit:
The half OF lot No. &, heiug \ part OF q
certain tract OF land situated in the
parish OF NatChitoches, on the right
bank Of Cane river, lecen,ling, having
ono arpent front. and three two.sev enths
arpents on the rear. Bounded BY lot No.
s, the property Of Disere Metoyer, and
No. :. the property Of Feline Metoyer:
Being a part OF the plantation divided
between Frsncis Metoyer and hts chill
drcn and Grand children.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash. with tho benefit Of appraisement
II. HERTzOG,
Sept. IL. Constable, Ward 2. \
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- ]. llOxAsD BuLLARD. cor.
oQ11g agent Of the Louisiana
J Company, at this place,
- JoeeiVed his first install
- g tickets for tho September
- Gall on him at once and
- ~ lucky number. Whole
1o3eo. Halt tickets 900.
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Biographical Sketch Of the Minister'S
in Attendance on the Neth0.
dist Conference.

Rev. Robt. Randle, son OF Rich.
mond Randle who was a travelling
minister 30 years. was born in Nat.
chez, Miss. Oct. 18th, 1912, settled in
Louisiana Isis. educated ut Homer,
L.. joined conference and licensed
to preacn 1868, has served Downs.
villo. Farmerville, South BOssior.
North Bossier and Moorlngsport, ETC.,
has been presiding elder on Shreve.
port District since 1877.
Eev Thos. S. RaDdle, twin brother
Of Roht. Randte joined church 1858,
licensed to preach l579, Joined Louis
lana Conference 1874, has served Oak
Grove, Rayyiile. Lime Grove, Floyd.
Winsborough and Mooringsport, etc.
Rev. G. NJ. Liverman. born in Jef.
ferson County. Ala. Dec. 1888. Get.
tied in Mississippi lS47, joined church
1858, served through the late war. H.
censed to preach 1866. joined Missis'
sippi Conference 1869, travelled Mag
nolia, Rankin. and Forest, etc,
transferred to Louisiana Conference
1873. has filled Floyd, South Booster,
North Bossier. DeSoto, Oaddo. eta.
John Pips. born in Ouaohita par.
isb. La, 1878, licensed to preach l64l
ordained Deacan 1886, Elder lSlS,
has filed nearly every position In
the church from p. g. TO represent
ative in general Conference.
Robt. M. Blocker, born in Leake
County, Miss, March 25th, 1852,
moved to Louisiana ID early lie,
inined church 1879, licensed to preach
l73, ordained Deacan In 1877. hal
nllel Anacoco, Natchitochca. cts.
| Rev. W. y. Stayton, born In Wash.
ington County, ky.. 1876. joined
church 1918. licensed to preach 1860
ordained Deacan 1859, Rider 1855
has travelled eleven different circuits
Rev. i. 4. Caaertly. horn 10 Nor
gan County KY, July 4th. 1893. 1olnet
church In British Honduras 1857. u
ccnsed to preach 1879 on Caddo cir
cult Louisiana Conference. 1876 or
dained Deacan and joined Conteronc(
ut Trenton. has Travelled Pleasant
Hill. Csddo and Coushatta circuits.
Rev. j, Lane Borden was born II
Green County. Ala. lsA7, educated a
Green Spring high school and grad
uated ut Southern University 1866
joined the church 1865. licensed Z
preach 1865, Joined Conference 1870
president Of Homer College 1879
president Ouachita College !S76-S
Mansfield Station 1880, elected
PRECEDENT OF Mansfield College Aug.,
1880.
Thos. J. Hough was born II
the parish of Caldwell. La. 18th
June 1874, eduated at Pine GROVE
Academy, served In tho Coniodetatt
Army during the war, e!ected 10
corder OF Caldwell parish 10 1865
licensed to practice law In 1857. elect
oil District Attorney Of tho l2te in
dicial District OF La., In 1855, joined
tho Methodist Episcopal Church
South Sept. 18th, 1873. licensed t
preach and preached bis dret. Ger
mon at Columbia on his cand birth
day, viz: On the nth June 1916, 0p
pointed to NatchitOches station
where ha he has since resided and
lab0red In the Lord.
Albert Y. galloway. born 10 ta1a
yette County, NO., July 10th. 1867
settled ia.Ila., 1879. Joined church y
1873. license to preach Sept. 1T 1877
served. IS Junior preacher Ct Pleas
ant Hill circuit 1879. jotned coQJo
AroNeo 1879 ct Baton Rouge u,
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Io0l, Of 10 old vlNDlCA.
800 q be post; . little
slsally, but with renewed
leslt 70 prosecute bis 10.
ue1Dly. The columns Of
- morning exhibit am.
- q the appreciation Of
b ~ leading merchants
ll1na. but Il does not con.
= ~ sdvsrtisipg hvors
J 1oovDd. Our next number
= sooplste. A tiresome
tip up the river, and
~ ~ . prsvious prom.
- Joodees he'd q bed
1seVoas system. But
- ~ Ossstoe die.
= Dooe METALS, have
~ l1eet % h Win. All
1eoevUe. Or asraaGe.
- I'D ~ VlHDI-
~ Jl1o3 - Is What Ve
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ESTRAYED.

Estrayel before mo tho undersigned
authority by James NJ. Kile, ono red a nd
white pitled COW together with Que red
and white pided two year old heiter and
brown calf. The above mentioned Gov
is branded on right side and hip Wit h
NJ. P. spd on left hip with +. NJ. Mark,
cal, crop and slit in left swallowfork and
two under bits in right With a deWlap
All appraised at fourteen dollars.
sc. DOWDEN,
Justice Of Peace, Ward s.
Appraisers:
JACOB KlLE,
w. j. FUNDERDARK. TILT
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Notice to the Voters Of
the Parish Of NatchitOches.


IN accordance with Act la3, Session Of
/ 1850. ] will he ut the following places
for the purpose of making revision Of
tho Registration, aud for registering oil
who have become eligible as voters since
tho lsst registration. Parties who have
l,een registered by me since 1873 will
not be required to register. but In case Q!
q change of residence In Wards, I ehonld
I've notified 20 that their names will ap-
pear Oh the proper Ward books:
Court House from Wednesday. 6eptem
her LIST. to Wednesday, September sth
and from Monday, October nth, to Satnr,
day. October 23a. when the books Will
close.
Ward oh. II. Hathorns. Friday, Sep
TENDER 10th.
Ward 81. Triehel. Friday. septen'
Der 18th.
Ward a-Grappe's Bluff, Monday. Sep
tember 18th.
Ward 3-Broadwell's Store, Tuesday,
September llth.
Ward 4-Campte, Wednesday, septem'
Der 18th.
Ward 4-Butler's Store, Thursday
September 10th.
Ward 5-Bulah Camp. Tuesday, Sep
tember clst.
Ward 5-AlienvilIe. Wednesday. Sep
TENDER ed.
Ward 6-Glover's Spring. Friday, Sep
tember oath.
Ward Horse Pen Church, Tuesday.
September 2Sth.
Ward 7-Boswell's, Wednesday, Ssp
tember Goth.
Ward 8.-Kile's Mill, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 90th.
War.l 81. A. Prudhomme's, October
9Th. 80,
Ward lO-Cloutiervilis, Wednesday,
October 9Th.
Ward lO-Rost' q Plantation, Thnrsday,
October 7th.
JOSEPH ?. JOHNSON,
Assessor, and Registrar IF Voters, Nafehi'
tOches Parish.
Nat chitoches, La, August 2sth, 1884
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kSS Justices Court,

- oo1loeoD before his honor
y envy during the past week was
~ character. VIM. Sellers
ned On two charges, name.
&001 u The peace and assault
\ lnpe 70 kill. On the former
- Douad over for six months,
A}alaes discharged. 49,.
, 3Aylos Was charged with
Daod discharged. Both wore
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kbsalFsely necessary to say that
oDb but little change 10 motto In
all1o0 b tho cotton crop. The
MN 1ove done oil the damage
~ % 6 this time.
0vnGAsr, after having rains on
ou1le. Sunday and Monday last,
0ooo9 cool. The thermometre
0UDo1g y $50 on Thursday. Blank.
y 60 comfortable at night and
s0o9 0olAiug 10 order.
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Police Jury.

~ Police Jury was Ia session
~ 1oadAy Ast, but owing to the
l1gooeD Of their adjournment the
a1aess Of their proceedings could
nl n published this week.
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REPORT or COMMITTEE ON TEMPERANCE.

WLfVbRI VI SOMMIVIEG uN 1WSLN"N~U'
Resolved, That In tho opinion Of
this Conference no member Of our
church can lawfully drink. sell, man.
utacturc, or In any way deal In the
tralIlck OF ardent spirits. except for
medicinal or mechanical purposes -
and all such viOlatOrs OF the rules Of
our church. shall be dealt with &C.
c0rdinR to the discipline.
Resolved, That We regard It the
imperative duty OF our preachers and
Official members to yse oil legiti.
mate means to secure the passage Of
prohibitory laws In our wards, towns
and parishes.
Received, That We request every
preacher 70 read these resolutions be-
lore each congregation and to preach
at least once upon tho subject this
conference year.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on BIBLES.
The Bible needs no defence. II only
needs publication and per,,sal. 1t
it speaks for iteclf. and cOnvlnces
eli Who read Il with an unprejndiced
eve OF ito Divine. high. and Holy
ofjRip. Il y old, but ever new and
fSeSh. Each repeated perusal leads 70
new discoveries OF beauty, and IN.
known excelleocles tho moro peo.
cead the Bible, tho moro they want
% read Il, the longer they read Il,
tho better they love Il. The Dl0lo y
emphaAically the book. tho book Of
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Aleu- Orleans advertisements.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~>o~~>~- ~~.>rs-.>>>->
LOST OR MlSLAID.

\ CERTAIN Promissory Note drawn
~. BY William T. Sims on the 9th day
Of Angnst, 1875, to bis own order, and
by him endorsed; duo January lst. 1876,
and secured by mortgage and vendors
lion on the Saline Bond Plantation.
The public arc hereby notified that
have purchased and have tho receipt Of
the holders Of said note.
SrEPtIEN d. STRONG.
Sent l1th.-lm.