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TIL SITUATION IN VIRGINIA.
uouknug Advised tho Course Pursued.

Coukuug Advised tho Course Pursued.
sir.itj tu tlv Register.
MNsnI>CTuN, April 10Th.
The Republicans IA Virginia have
done just what they we're bound lu do,
aud Nominated straighI-out electoral
ticket. ~ say tho knowing ones here,
yet dclcgate to the Stauntun conyrn-
tlou asserted that b. hal letter from
Nj CuuAius. advising Just the contrary
course Gruyul NIckham, the prrsI.
drut ut th. convention, D, a man ot great
nerve aul uUCumprumlsiug principle,
au bal q guui. deal I" do la shaping
thr acton ui thv convention.
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LIVE SrooK.
N ew Yofk.


Nrw YoHg, April 1.-llsevss
ocipts yesterday aud TO day 5,l00 head.
making 1900 head Tor the week. Mar.
kct iair at about Fridays prices OF at
an advance Of nearly IT, Tor the week;
common 10 strictly prime steers at 8S(S
l0lc. Dry cows, lat bulls and stass Q.
3lG4il, live weight. Moro than one-hale
oi the offerings went at pt99ic. Export.
crs uscd LOO head OF iccdcrs. No
shipments to-day. Tomorrow steam.
crs take 400 head Of live cattle. S,lN
quarters Of bcei, and l,i50 carcasses Of
mutton. Tho exports Tor tho week snd.
ing Saturday, are: $50 head ot live
cattle. 1880 quarters Of beci, l,970 live
sheep, 1900 carcasscs ol mutton, 800
live hogs aud $50 dressed hogs.
Sheep -Reccipts for the two deys
$500 head, making 27,7O0 heal for tho
week; yearlings lambs frn ai full prices.
but woolcd sheep fell of moro than -
cents per 100 pounds aud closed heavy
nj the decline. Six car loads of Colo.
RADIO woolrd sheep at s. 75ts8 % per 100
pounds other wooded sheep ranged at
~ b0(97 20; clipped do. S. OOta8 10;
clipped ycarlings 81 20ta7 %; wooded
do 81 TNs9 On per 100 pounds; spring
lambs from the south ~ 0O(So % per
100 pounds. from New York and New
Jersey 81 BOOB 30 per head.
Hogs Receipts Tor the two days a.0O
head, Tor the week ~ 900 head; none ior
sale alive; none wanted Market nom.
inally and weak al ~ 60Clt 20 per 100
pounds.
CmiCAao, April 26. The Dros<rs' Jour.
nal reports hog receipts $4,000 heal;
shipments 800 head. Market steady
anI iirmcr Tor ali; light bacon - $50
B5: some common at " lbtd$ 25;
mixed packing " 20Cdt 10; heavy " "
tot 40
Cattle - Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 5000 head; tat cattle steady aud
IN lair delusnd; others dull; plenty ol
lar West shipping nj 81 s0tas5 10; Mon.
tanas 81 %; butchers 81 80; ieed,n
81 00(s3 no
Sheep - Rcripis s,00O head; ship
menis 800 head. Market Rrm and
good quality; no poor grades here. The
Journals London cable reports cattle
strong and sheep firm and held higher.
East Liberty.
Elsr Lisxsrv. April ID Cattle Re-
coipta slncs ErSs,ay u. t5l head " throngh
and 8S7 head ~ yard stock Total Tor the
week ending this day 6.stS head VI
through and ,07g head Of local. against
6,Is0 head Of through aud 80s head ol
local the week before. Prices l0(1lbc
lower than last week.
Hogs Receipts to-day 7.+25 head,
total Tor the week li,l35 head against
23,7i5 for the week before Philadelp phiss
81 s5ta4 %; Workers u 1904 65.
sheep Receipts to-day 1900 head:
total ior the week 10, 500 head, against
q 400 hrRd Tor the week before. Pricss
loo lower than last week
baltimore.
BALIiAonK, April ~. Beef Cattle
Market more stiyc, prices hrmrr.
Very best 5ab.c; first quality ttgbc,
medium 3alic, ordinary 2itSlc; most oi
the salcs we're from iic 10 5lc. Re-
ccipts l,y2S. head; sales 0aJ head.
swinr-Snpply equal io the demand
aud generally dull; quotations 6Is8ic.
Receipts u. 100 head.
Sheep aud Lambs -Reoeipts 3,t69
head sheep al ~ O0g' -. gross; lambs
81 5otag %, gtoSs,
Cincinnati
CiSciS April ~ Hogs Dull,
common g 25(SA ooI ight " lOost rs;
packing u l0at ~, bItchcrs' ~ VOC
7 o.. l.cceipts 1000 head. shipments
1853 head.
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PII,DEN
What a New Y5rk Journalist says q
Him.

MN
special to the Register
wAsmINGroS, April 26.
This morning encountered leading
New York journalist, OF the Democrats
persuasion. aud procced,l % question
hun without much ceremony ia regard
L. Sir. T,ldcn. Tie replied to my inqui'
rlcs as follows. Mr. Tlldrn has no idea
Of getting the CINCINNATI nomination.
br II hc had, the Syracuse convention
would never have declared in iaVor OF
the tWo.thirls rule. Having no chance,
however, of nomination, the two
thirds rule Will enable him the more
easily 10 control the nomination, lor
don't YOU see that with one majority
over Que third Of the delegates, be can
do this. Therefore II Mr. Bayard, usn'
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OnieAo

CsicAoo, April %. - Flour - Dull
and nominal. Wheat Strong and high.
OF, bat unsettled; No. Q CHICAGO sprIns
81 iSi cash and seller April; q III bid
seller Nay; 81 0ei bid ssllsr Juns;
81 03t seller July; sales st 81 l3i(Ai l<i
seller May; 81 o7iai 0el seller June;
No. S$l %; rejected SsSs9c. Corn
Unsettled and generally higher at sole
cash and seller May; Sic bid seller
June; s0ic seller July. 0ats-in iair
demand but at lower rates at 29(S2Slc
cash; 2sia2slc sellsr June. Rye =
Firmcr al 73c. Barley = Steady and
unchanged at S0tsSic. Pork Unsettlsd,
opened weak aud lower; dosed 6rm aud
higher ut inside prices at - s7iGss %
cash; ~ p0(S0 92l seller May; $40 o. sell
Ter June; 81 10 bid seller July. Lard
Active, firm and higher st 81 20 CASH
and seller May; 81 d. sailor Junsi 81 10
bill seller July. Bulk Meals-Strony
and higher al - 1905 Si(S6 IS.
whisky-s,cady aud unhsngsdsi 81 OF.
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"MAYpk there isn't any God Tor the
United States" SAid Canadian mayor
10 Bob Ingersoll. "but there's one ior
Canada: and you can't have no hall In
thls town 10 deiRme him"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-27
sEY MOUR
Thu uca,thiust Statesman IN All tho Land,
SpJ.t#i o. the kF.isiyr


SyJ.,Hi o. the ksEi,iyr
WANUNUroN, April 26.
asked au ulliyyr ul Congress. Who Tc.
sii.s at Iura, thv home cd Senators
Uonkhng. Herman aRd Governor Sey-
mour. about the health oi the last named
s'uticman. and he rrPlIcd. Governor
seymour not only walks all over his
hru lady, but Nr gors tu the hank on
fJi. Whenever busiuv,, call, him there.
% ,ru lui hy. SAID thr official. "wvrc
o. sil,t ttpul ,Lr Capitol Ip jay to walk
o. the Treasury Department hc would
srt turry uJ,t, aui % hg should gp into
thc CINCINNATI Convention while It o. Iu
SESSION, his appearance will convince
everybody there that be- i, unr Ot the
hralthirzl siaicsiucu "a all Ihr land.
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rus Observation-Disclosures
Tho I,aJ,,s and Uhlldrcu are Al i5r Han

coca
Sper,,. q, ,h. ErG,,,r
MNsWNOToN. ApJll 26.
There has brcu rumur current here
that Louisiana Congressman reports
that while has State will vote tor Han
cock at Cincinnati. 1t has ui confidence
ia his ability To via, aud will ultimately
gp ior Bayard. ! asked another well
known member OF the llousc, from that
State. ia regard to Il, and be sail Louis
lana Il not thinking ct second choice.
but goes IA 90 win with Hancock. II
you were To- have q primary election t".
day, he s.lid, gs bytNv'u all thv pvmo-
Crlts named in connection with the
Presidency. Hancock would not only
beat them al. bat would gct more votes
than all ui them combined. Au intense
HlncorA srutlmrut, hc added, Pyryadcs
the entire STATE 1ud even thc ladlcs aud
Chillrru ave all lpr hlm.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Fresh PRESIDENTIAL sPiCULATIOss
Hancosk tneOuragsd-SeJ mour the Heal
THIRST Statesman in the land-Ths
Triangular Sensation Ihurman'S
rncS Tariff T3lG
spRINGER-DoNNELLY CASE

Tue Committee wu DO Nothing With
~
S....l,i 10 tac Er..srr
MAsmNUTON, April 2i.
Mr ar'.slc informs mo that tho Com.
miucr. ul uh,ch hc Is Chairman, will
meet uu "Wednesday 10 consider thc
springer uuuvily saudh Ills iudZ-
ul ,uI. however, Is That Ihe Cumuiitlcc
viii dp nothing with the matter, aud u
Il makes a report that nothing will come
Of a.
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DRY GOODS.
New Yora.

NEW YoRx. April 26.-DIy Goods
Business remains quiet with manuiac.
turcrs, agents aud importers. Cotton
goo,ls Ia light demand. but best makes Of
plain and colorcd eottons steadily held
by agents. Prints quiet Ia hrst hands.
Ginghams, lawns aud dress goods Ia
moderate request WOODEN goods quiet
and Frm. Foreign goods continue slug.
yish,
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PhiladelphiA

PHiLAEELfuiA, April ~. - Flour
Quiet; western extra 81 7jai %; Min.
nesota extra 10 medium s. %; good
- j0if8 %, choice s. 70; fancy 81 90,
Ohio lancy 81 90; winter aud spring
patents 81 b0lS7 10. Wheat Quiet;
No. 2 red elevated 81 20; No. 2 red seller
April 81 2gl bid, IL 29l asked; seller
May 81 81 bid, 81 25I asked seller
June 81 2li bid, 81 22l asked, seller
July u III bid, 81 III asked. Corn
Dull yellow western on track 53Cd b3ic.
steamer on track 50tgjlc; sail uixel,
seller April. Sic hid, site asked; seller
May 4sc bid, 1Slc asked; seller June
i6tc bid. i6ic asked; seller July ~ ic bid,
a. e asked. Oats-Sieady; No. white
III r., No. 2 do i5ChI5!c; No. 3 10. $40
iic Provisions Mess Bcci-
Atsi3. Mess Pork-At sll O0Cal 25.
Smoked HAms--At 80 J0(Sl0 30. pick.
led 81 75Nag 90. iard-At 81 60(d7. 62i.
Butter Firm: creamery extra 2sc; New
York aud Bradford county, Pennsylya-
MIA, extra, 2Gta27c; Western Reserve
extra 2iCS25c. Eggs Dull; western
l0c. Cheese se-firm, creamery li(al1ic;
good l2(tl3c. Petroleum--Dull;r refined
1ic. Whisky-AtH ~ ~.
Cineinnsu.
CiscIssATI, April 20. - Cotton -
Firm at &c. Whcat-Strong and high.
er; No. 2 red winter 81 IL; No. 2 amber
81 10. Com--Dull; No. 2 al Ale. Oats
Quiet nj Csc. Rye Easier Of Sic. Bar.
ley-Sironger; extra No fall held ai
95c. Flour-Steady and unchanged.
Mess Pork,-Sirong and higher At $l025
Lard-Noderaie, active and higher al
81 95(A7 O0. Bulk Meats-Firmer q,
~ O0tpG Is. Bscon-Qniet at ~ ssiGa
9 S7tGs7 20. Whisky-Aeiiye. firm and
higher ft 81 O.. Bntter--Quiei and un.
changed. Linsesd 0il--Sleady at Soc.
nlvsuEss.
MILWAUKEE, April 26.-Flour ball
and unehangd. Wheat-Opened strong.
declined ic; closed strong; No. I Mil~au.
kee 81 Is; No. 1 Milwaukee bard 81 20;
No 10 81 u; seller April 81 ~: seller
May 81 l2i, seller June 81 I0i: No. Q
81 o.; No. I S6c; rejected soc. Corn
Declined lc; No. 2 J5ic. Oais-steaiy;
No. 29lc. Rye-Higher a; 72ie. Bar
ley-lIigher; No. 2 spring s3s. Pro-
yisions--Quiet and hffner. Meas Pork
Quiet at 80 % casb and seller May.
$40 90 seller June. Lard-Pime steam
81 03 cash and seller May; o. 10 seller
June. Live Hogs Qniet aud arm al
u 20.
Pfrrssrna. April 8.--Pstroleum -
Quiet; crude stcsdy al 9iic at Partsr's
for shipnent; refined 7ie for Philsdei.
phia delivery.
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ruaxoSr has q new paper Il Is
sunday paper, and is called the S'.,.aay
hrm. and a right bright little sheet
tia
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Good Health Makes Esr,A . nssvsa.

Remember that Df. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and sarsaparilla has proven itseli
10 bc the best blood purifier ever die
covered, and IL q positive cure for Zero.
fula aud all sypliilitic disorders. wesk.
ness of the kidneys, oil Nervous disor.
ders and Debility, all Urinary and
Digestive troubles, etc. PrIce of lsrys
quart bottles with full directions, 81. 90.
A single bottle will prove W you iis
merits a. 4 hcalth.rencwer, tor u scts
like . charm. relieving 10th physical
and mental distress. driving out of the
human system tie many ills that Assh
and blood is heir 10. sBd restoring the
natural yigoI to both mind and body,
eIbau st...i by discss. ani suffering. 10
mak-s ih, oil ioel young aud buoyant
II m.k,s the Young lcel gay. Lsughlin
Bros. 4 Co sni IpvsB. list Il Co,
Whol..iie Agents. whrelibs; West 4
Gilmore, L<.l.i. FOR fridvvJor. o.
Tmr gislicf Who was ei,rsied out oi his
pay complained that he sA only his
trouble Tor iis panes.-B,sfon 7ron.
sriH.
II 10 notice sb,s that Troy p.ople want
sn inebrisle asylum, where broken
down druni ards gill be kindly snd ten.
derry trsstsd.
Ma. T.LnAaE ssys: III insn has
common seIss be can get along - veil
10 Mobile - In Brooklyn" How does
Mr.. Tsln age knovl
A. eIciFig. says that Seilson cen
give such burniBg kissss that they Bills
Ter mans lips. Bah! Wed just Ike
% have her ny bIi,h ring our Iips.
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RAILROAD BoNDa-Irregular.
STATE BoNps-Dnll.

SroCgs-The market ws much less ~.
tive than usual and speculation was un-
settled in tone. A hrm feeling pre-
vailed in early dealings, and under the
leadership Of Pacific Mail aud Hannibal
and 81. Joseph prices advanced 10
per cent. During the afternoon there
was q reaction Of to per cent, the
latter Delaware, lackawanna and West.
ern, the other coal shares being also
noticcably weak. Tho market con.
tinucd dull 10 the close, final dealings
showing u slight recovery from the low
est point. Louisville and Nashville
earnings increased $4,000 for the third
week oi April, 81. Paul $3l, 900, Kansas
aud Texas Si300 aud c., g., G. 4 ].
$4,000.
The transactions on the stock ES.
change aggregated 100000 shares, oi
which 1000 were Canada Southern,
81, 900 Delaware. Iackawanna aud West
crn, 1000 Delaware aud Hudson, 1900
Erie, 1000 Hannibal and St. Joseph.
1000 Iron Mountain, 5000 Kansas and
Texas, 1000 Lake Shore, 5000 Little
Pittsburgh, 1000 New Jersey Central.
1000 Ohio aud Mississippi, 22,0O0 On.
tario aud Western, 1900 Pacific Mail
ll,OO0 81. Paul, 5000 Wabash aud Ia.
cifc, and II, 900 Western Union.
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INV aukee.


Prrrsscna. April Petroleum
Quiet; crude stcsdy st 9iic at Psrtsr's
for shipnent; refined 7ic for Philsdei-
phia delivery.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sy TslssaAPa.
Money At S to 6 Per Csat. Govern.
msnts Strong and Hlghsr-fl0sr
Dull-wheat Strong and
Highsr-Hoss Dull.
rIh AhUR.

NEw YoRK. April ~. - MoNHv-
At 500 per cent, closing at o per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 300 per cent.
Sterling exchange. bankers bills hrmer
at 81 Sii; demand al S4S7t.
SiLyxR-At London Oh pence; bar
silver here 1881; subsidiary silver coin
i(ai per cent. discount
GovERSxEsm-Strong aud higher.
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Cincinnati
l.s., lnt,i Dl ~.

CISciS" April ~ Hogs Dull.
common g 25(SA oo;l ight " iOlst rs;
packing u 1904 ~, bItchcrs' u VOC
I o.. Rcocipls 1000 head. shipments
1853 head.
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Notes from Aunt Chats Portfolio.

Notes from Aunt Chats Portfolio.
Attractions of Americas Metropc1ls-St.
Patricks Cathedral, Central Park, The
Egyptian Obelislt, Art Museum, Etc.
certs-Genera1 Episcopal Convention.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27, 1890.
EDITOR CEiEF:
1t IS SO long since | looked into my
portfolio that am sure if it could talk
it would enter 4 plea Of neglect. Really,
il could rot be hclpcd-sight seeing all
day and too tired after the evening EN-
tertainments even to think. The rain is
pouring persistently, and JOHN not only
insisted that / should remain within
doors, but actually went of and left ire.
tie seems to think that ladies are made
of some delicate fabric that the least
dampuess OF the atmosphere woull total
ly annihilate. OF course there is only
one way to do when we find VIC are
obliged to yield to things unpleasant,
and that is to yield gracefully. Don't re-
sist; resistance oftentimes creates the
bitter and tie sting. bave just put this
in practice. / would don rubbers and
water proof and go with John, but,
when | found that | must yield NY
| wishes to his better Judgment, [ did it
| SO quickly that am more than half per
suaded now that l wanted to waste Il
day in the solitude of my chamber.
would like to tell you all about this
very wonderful. fascinating city; but,
how can ] do justice to it with a few
hurried strokes of the pen? How give
even faint idea Of its niasnificence and
its many attractions The first morning
we were here we strolEed into-;lo gay
shops? No indeed, into the Roman
Catholic Cathedral, where we sat during
an hour or more enjoying it's solemn
stiffness and feasting our eyes OH its
beauties Of architecture. saw it when
! tie walls were only partly raised and
ever cherished the hope Of seeing its
| completion. AID what a completion it
will be; how grand, how graceful, how
| beautiful! even now, it is all this, with
; out the spires and the statues which are
| to he placed in the numerous inches.
| When will it be finished ? All. who
| knows Let tue future answer. Two
millions of dollars have already been
expended and | am told another million
is needed to perfect the design. There is
nothing, l think, on this continent to
equal it, ard though Europe has larger
cathedrals, they can not excel this in
| purity of style, harmony of proportions,
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FORGOTTEN.

Among some cast-off trinkets. laid away
Within d curioua box Of eastern make,
found sandal casket closed to-day,
Which had been quite forgotten since that
May
| kissed the contents for dead boy S sake.
All and sept, and bitter tears they were,
Although my memory held the things 50
slight:
For the brown scentless blossom nestled there
Above his still heart, and the wisp Of hair
Had shaded brows forever hid from sight.
I thought that day never could forget
How we'll loved him, as l sorrowed so;
But still, aitho' my eyes have oft been wet,
1t has not been that we nc more have met,
Nor for his lying thus beneath the snow.
Ah live and love, then die and be forgot,
So roll the cycles of our years away ;
Nor can VIC hope to find u single spot
Wherein our memories shall fail to blot
And blur, and be etfHced some sunny day
MANS love is nothing Mind you, I who speak
Do love as strongly as man ever loved
But oh! twas foolishness to think one cheek
Shall lose its bloom forever. when seek
That haven mans gross knowledge ne'er
has proved.
Yet " ho sing this know that there are those
" Ho W. T. Mt DeLltf tHan at!gHt else on PaTtn,
And follow me with prayers till daylight's s
close;
Ent when pass the reach of human throes,
know as well they will forget my birth.
SO, little box Of sandal and Of pearl
An ocrwise lesson you have taue lit today
10 me who had forgotten bloom and curl,
Whicll-wilti with grief as any loye-lcrn girl,
Within your case that spring laid away.
had forgot poor foolish words are these
70 offer at the dust-bound shrine I raised
10 him loved. and where upon my knees
vowed. at each recurring May. tho seas
Should intervene, to mourn him whom /
praised.
| had forgot! Well, let it be so I
Shall gain no other cpitaph than this.
Let these who love ,ue best so pass me by
With these three words, while gazing where
[ lie.
III had forgot!" IT'S better So wis.
-Scribacrs Mus0sine
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TIE HAENlR.

The heart is g harhor; the white sailed ships
That enter it's golden gate,
Bear cargocs OF peace, OF Joy and Of love,
As part OF their precious freight:
Each messenger dove from over the sea
Wings ti'iings from those who roam,
Aud the light shines bright thro' the gloomy
night.
Guiding the wandorcr home.
TIE heart is a harbo:-but oh there are days
When never a ship comes in.
And the moaning cry Of the albatross
Is heard through the oceans din;
The rocks are all white with the angry foam.
And the skies with clouds Oercast:
And our hands grow weak and our eyes grow
dim,
AS the storm-king driveth past.
The heart is a harbor-oh weary ones
Who wait for your sailor-kifs,
There's another port that our good ship
makes
When they fail to enter this.
There's golden gate on the other eide,
And peaceful bay and shore
Oh pray that we may all enter therein
When the voyage Of life is DER.
". O. City Icns
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A gAJLADINE.

a EAt La DINE.
She was the pretfiest girl, wcen,
That mortal eyes bad eyer seen;
Her Eaine is Anabel Christine,
Her bangs we're cnrled with banGoliEe,
Her checks We're smootisel with yssel;ne,
Her teeth we've brushed with fine dent;nc,
Her lace was washed in coaline,
Her gloves were cleaned with gasoline,
She wore dress of grenadine,
Looped over a skirt Of brill;antine.
Her petticoat was hnmbazine.
Her foot was shod with kid bottne,
Her wounds were heale with coslnoline.
She sailed away from, Muscatine
In ship they called a brigantine,
She tiirtcd with a gay marine
Till they reached tn Republic Argentine,
Where they were married by the Dean,
And lived on olcomargarine.
-.Scribner's Brio a. Brac
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Nasehitoches Rsgistsr: 4 white woman
hy the name Of Julia Brosset vas arrested
and lodged in Jail, charged with having
siist and killed q eoiorcd woman iii the
lower part Of this parish, last spring.
She has evasied the officers heretofore
49, Under the recommendation of the
last Grand Jury, Judge pierson is figidly
enforcing the law IN regard to carrying
concealed weapons----A posse from Qua
eLita was in our town last Thursday, i'll
pursuit of thief who had stolen two
horses in that section recently. Sheriff
Rsines and one of his Deputies joined
them in the pursuit, and as they were
not far behind the fugitive, we expect to
announce his capture III ORR next.
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0pelousas Courier: The cars are bring
ing up a large quantity of eross-ties,
twenty-five car loads comirg up on
Wednesday evening. The most of the
lumber for the depot will be brought mp
by next Monday or Tuesday, and the
mechanics viii Immediately commence
it's erection. It will be a large building,
complete il, all of the appointments of
taste, comfort, aud storage, and will be
finished by the middle Of November. The
steel rails are in New Orleans, for the
extension on to Washington; the grading
thence viii lie finished in a few days, and
it is confidently aSpeetes. the cars will Le
running there Is the 1st Of December.
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have the honor to inform the public that
l have established myself at 1card's old
stand, where | an prepared to do al work
in my line promptly. efficiently and at the
most reasonable rates. | respectfully solicit
a share of the public's patronage and am
willing to stand or fall by the merit of my
work and prices as compared with those OF
other establishments. sepso
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q WEINSCHENCK, dealer in Dry Goods,
0s Notions, Clothing, Groceries, Hard:
ware, Hats, Boots and Shoes, and general
Plantation Supplies, Railroad Avenue, be-
tween Iberville aud Attakapas streets.
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TENSSlITE.
BARBER SHOP.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Frederick Dutfcl, r. Prosper Landry.
nUFFEL s LANDRY, Attorneys at
IL Law. Office on Chetinaches street.
Just back OF the Courthouse.
EDWARD n. PUGH, Attorney at Law,
IL Attakapas street, opposite Louisiana
Square. Visits Napoleonyille on Mondays.