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NXISSING from ship AabanG Three Trunks mer:
IYA clandize, maxi ID J 3 8, Organ & Co, Paris,
Tenn. ind from ship Nashville three barrels marked
p 4 A.. Any person having he same in their posses:
sim will please give information 10 No. 80 Common
street. MA
rANDi.ES-.00 boxes Jndd's sperm, landing ex
~ Brig r Groning from New York, aud for sale by
nl4 S G BLANCHARD, 30 Gravier It
AGGiNG & BALE ROPE-35O pieces cotton
baggins-365 coil rope, al of Kentucky mann:
factuEe and for sale accommodating terms hy
MA BLANCHARD, 81 Grayjer At
XNTHiSkEi-JO brls recuied, in stnrs, for sale by
w l2 DORSEY, II New I.evse
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For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA

HPgUi,r P1rhtt.
: Tf@@>G "a Ihr sllruhi ,n-s"nerr stcnnhuai
=; ~ Nv BRILLIANT, Jr.x" Hart master,
- - viii I''Nvc New trItanS every Mod
nrsd, AZ ~ I,rlnck a. VI. tor liuyud sara X c,rly
>nunHv IL "cl ch A. VI taxing i'm, ,.n., down, on
sunday Tor freight or passage apply to Capt. Ham
on board to
cb2I ADAMS & WIilTAII.
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OAP-20O bnxes q A Meachanis yellow, land ,ns
- ex ship John Hale, and Tor sale by
sn6 5 q BLANCHARD, 80 Gravier st
TANDI.ES-50 boxes Sperm, of Shaw n Ea,le's
~ manufacture, landing ship John Hale, and fur
sale by
n6 sc BLANCHARD 80 Ora, ier at
- UGAR-JU boxes White Havana. in store and fr
- snlehy "
us sc BLANCHARD II Gr,vicr II
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4 eNF etc anenc h fcnclos du 3emc quarter do
Ia MunlcipnlilG no. 2. sur 10 Ter Novcmbre
les chevaux suivants
Tn cheval grand mnrqnc par le colle, crnlere
ct queue bancs, hyan, l6 mains do hautcnr,
I'm chtv"l bal sombrc, irois pcCs biancs, 10 pied
drot de dcvnnt mouchciG On nor, unc petit Gtojlo
sur lie front malqne par Ia scllc crnitrc ct queue
norc$, avant 10 mains ct c mi de hauicur.
Les preparedness DIES dts hrvaux sont prizes do
SC rundre icnclos du .}cne quarter dc la NUNS
c.a!ite no. ,, suC au coin dies rucs Robin ct An
n"ncial'on, aim do les rrtror payant les frais,
sur avant SaIned lie lG Novembre, on lis srron,
,cndus rcncan par p. A. Guillo,tc. encantcur
public J. l.. WINTER,
mt Ter Lieu. dc la gardc
La Nuuvcc Orleans, lie Novembrc, 1889.
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ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The cars will leave the same hours rs in tho week DAYS
enni O'clock PM hen Locomotive will leave Carroton
every hour until o'clock PM and New hour
anti s o'clo"k PM.
An extra Horse Car be obtained before 70 o.. otk PM
BY paying dollars for the Trip After l2 O'clock r. NJ
10 dollars " III be charged.
Persons going by the Car must provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor has positive directions not to
receive money in lieu thereof
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Leave the head of jackson street at 81 o'clock A Cuna
street at ocl"ck AT hapas O'Clock they commence TO
in. that instead of leaving Canal street O'Clock the car
will leave there at O'Clock p NJ.
is particularly requested that gentlemen will not mt
their feet the cushions smoke in the cars uiies
present. a.
Office New Orleans & Carrolton
Rail Road Company,
October 22d, 1899. JOHN HAMPSON
Chief Engineer NO 4 r.
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BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c

Ora ND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, Managers.
CDres ""der the Fernndah, Corner Of 81. Charles
ana Common Streets, ant No. lOl Chnrtrcs Street.
bet~cen Cont and 81. Louis Streets,
WllH view Of meeting The wishes of our friends,
we have the pleasure Of announcing to the publ
lie that this Lottery will he drawn at the City Exchange,
IN st. Louis street, in New Orleans
Tile drawing will, without fail, begin on the lst De,
cember next.
Our agents throughout the unon will cause the above
to be- inserted once in one of the newspapers Of their
respective residences, und charge tn. expenses in
account.
nG-n7f SCHNIDT &, uAMIJ ,CoN
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Mt etc nmcntcs n la gcolc dc la scconde Mu-
~ nlc paIitG, les csravcs suivant sayoI:
une n"grcsso nom,nG LII ICIA aye As ans
SO distant nppartcnir Mr. Ncaud
Tn negro nnrnmt THOMAS, ugG so ans ia
disant appnrtcnL a Mr. Bertrand.
h"s plnprttaIr2s DIES dts esclaves sont prit. de-
V"nir los rc'it"r en- pavant Les irais.
La Nouvrlic Orleans lc IS Uctobre
nC II HARPER, Cap.tnne dc la gSrdc
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Nv Is.

( EMIT une Rtsoul ION du Cor,
sell PaSst lie 10 courant, loutcs prrsonnes in.
deitts a la Mum icIpanG No. .. sont par ces rrt
S"ntes h"'IheS dc fare Placement snr on AVIAN, 10
premier IunhI dc NuvcmbIc,-a cc TEMPS 10 Tr1
S"rIcr etant ohI'sf de placer en- process tou,es:
quotes ron ndustcs.
THOS SLOO, Jr,
o29 1FcS"r'cr de Ia Mnnic paInn No 2
La Nour"I'r Orc ms, 2 Dctohrc 1899
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BEN AMIN WIIlrNE Ely.

Resolved, ! hat permission is granted 10 7. Nc
Namara, to use the building, occupied by linn, in
Ictopi:ouas street, bl"cks,nilh's shop, during
the pleasure of this Council, it being Understood
that the said shop is to be taken away whenever
Tins Council may deem II necessary under penal
" of twenty dollars day for Lu,-con,p Iiulcc.
Resolved That permission viii not bo granted
to T. foquct,e and others to establish Ball Room
on the New Lsvce, and that the committee is dis
charged from any further consideration of the
subject.
The Recorder then announced that the term for
which The Frintc' thc Municipality and the sev-
eral ComniissAries had cen elected, had expired
and that elections 10 fill there Offices wera now
to take place On motion of Mr.. Caldwell, these
ee' tons were postponed until tho next stated
meeting of the Council on Tuesday, the 18th inst
On motion. the Council udjou ned TO Tuesday
mex the 18th November, at O'Clock P. NJ
PERSIFOR f. SMITH,
Secretary
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORI.LANSLINE.
IN IN ~ "a,
!zs1E !IitE TIT 4.z7f,E
a ills LINE will ho composed of seven sh,s which
will succeed "n'h "Il,r in the following Order VIZ:
Ship St. Mnrv Il W Foster master
ship Troy, K. Dockinh ri, master
Ship Republican. : Wilson, rn,-icr
ship Auburn, i. torncll master.
New ship frnnlltort, J 6 Russell, rnnsrcr
New ship Mary l\ns <nnh K McCrrr,.r, t,n4,er
New ship Fairfield, W l. Lyon master.
These Ships are all of the first class have arcommo
datI"nS tor passengers unsurpassed for comfort and
convenience, mad ably commanded.
he greatest p,Inrunli'v viii he observed in despatch
ing 'l,r" as aIvrrl'-c1 and every reasonable accom-
mo'ntirn extended to shippers and Passengers.
For freight OF passage. apply to
ST PETER IAlDi.AW. So t'nmp 81
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Nblltf-AN persons indebted to Mum, i,nv
No. = are hereby II" lird to lorw ard and
make nhhmrrt, before the first NulIay in N,y,D-
Der next. rgtcrnhl to nrdunrp Of the Council lnssed
on III" 10Th n<0ui,thc Treasurer bcin. required Ia,
rncr al claims umu'Jm,t"d NJ that tune IN suit
Tiib. SlDD, j.. Treasurer
NH" ''''A'@' Vet ~ l"''-"2b ~ Municipality
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SHIPPING.
C0astwlse.

FOR NEW YOitK-Regulur Packet
Holmes Line ofPnckets.
III The fast sailing l'uckct ship VICKSBURG
.xA.sE. cnrgo aud viii sail with early desratch.-
For freight pussnge having elegant accommodations
apply to The captain board tiers below the We
sc,able market, or to
n6 ACOtIEN 90 rnn,,nonr ct
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FOR MOBILE.
4;t1s The schooner ANAWAN, Captain Atkins,
I'm, lying at the whar opp,Sit, jefferson street,
will sail r"st;v"Iy oi the above port ON the
''1n instant: ~, freight or pa sage, npply to
NIL HEEMDGEN BROWN n Co 9 Cont :,
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November l3h, 1899.
emp Charcmagne, Jackson, New York, Ladlaw
Brig Sam Houston, Rogers, Mata gorda and Lahacoa
Bryan, Austin &
ocht nope anu Suson fogcr Havana, Master
ARRIVALS
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VLNSS No. I.
VTNflE Half Million Camp Street ! theatre Glass of
Il thu Louisiana GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
STOCK LOTTERY, will nostvcy be drawn on the
3lst December, New Years Eve
CALDWELL, OAKLEY & PRITCHARD.
MI Object corner Canal and ST Charles sts.
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lolNH MEMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Y>i!t Mem "rs will attend special messing or
wednesday evening next the 18Th, at half pas,
ocInck, T. VI. Punctnnl attendance is requested
hl2 DJ RICHARDS. Secretary
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L "a etc amcnG Il Ia gcole do la Sccondo NUM-
y lite un negro nonmc SAM ago do GO ans,
'e distant appartenir a Mr.. Caldwell, demeurant
sur ia route Bayou.
Io proprie .aire du dit escavo est prize dc We
mir lie rccamer en- prouvant sa propr6te ct en- pa
yant les irais IL. S. HARPER,
mt Cdpitainc dc Ia Ga,do.
| La NonvelIe Orleans, le Novcmbre, 1899
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RlCiI JEWELRY
AT 80. Is CHARITIES STREET
A Full Assortment. inst received cnn>i>,irr of
! ear rngs buckets, hIourhcs, finger ngs, gold
'h'nh'eS, It" pencils g"ll f'v and guurd chains seals
ma keys. warranted lNHors, scssuts and knives wallet
'na PpcN"t books, hn,l. nol, tooth and lnlp hu-ls
plated ra$ots and cHndl"stCks and u, BASKETS cura
irrhInceS ami bends ali the aLo,a articles win be-
on red on the most reasonable terms
n. Il. large front glass window. Side <n~ cs
and "how cases, for sale. Phrase call ii Cnitrrs
street. ,,i.,
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NOTICE. 49,
IL The members Of St. Parlck's Congregation arc
hereby respectfully notified that the service will be per
formed in Of Mr.. f.. L. Parker's new buildings in
Julia street, between Magazine and Fouchcr streets
until further notice.
MS J MtII LON, Pastor.
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CAMP STREET. THEATRE.

W, Doors open at 6-Perlornances to commence
ut7 oclock.n
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'k'o LAWiEES-A new supply of the foIowin,.
y, Standard French l.n~ Books, jus, received
Rogi"n, todcs unnniGS | vol
n'"f"h'on, Cours de 'lIois :sancuis, II vol.
lr"pIou4, Nrne vol
i"n!I'rr, Droil Civil irorcuiS 10 vols
FnIilir nrot Civil, vols
Rusinn, Code de Commerce. vol
Nnu'cau f"nnuaiIe du Nvlara vol
L JOHNS Il G." n y Siannors' Iisll.
ms corner - Charles and Gamma, s,x
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-27
From the Louisville News Letter.
THE EVENING STAR.

THE EVENING STAR.
THERE'S gem in the sky when evening throws
Her soft enchantment DER the scene,
Az tho last lone tint of the sunlight CLOVIS
Where the pearly steps of the dew have been.
Bright eyes are watching thy trembling ray
Mild star Of eve! from the silent grove,
And hearts that were cold mid the beams of day
Awake to the charm of thy hour of love.
And nature tho hushed in her still repose
Has voices, sweet voices, thy coming to greet
The night-bird ere his revel shall close
With his blithest carol for thee repeat.
The soft young winds as they murmur along
And kiss the dew from the closing flowers.
Are hymning to thee their vesper song.
And breathe thy praise thro' their leafy
bowers.
The spirit tones Of another sphere
Seem whisp ring around their notes of bliss;
And thy mystic spell which entwines us here
Is born of a lovelier world than this.
Herald Of peace! in this world of care,
We dream Of q better that's like to thee:
OF an isle Of rest more bright, more fair,
In the boundless depths Of yon azure sea.
YoRIcK
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-27
PHILIP VIELE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FORT MADISON, /. r.

FORT MADISON, /. T.
REFERENCE:
Hon. J. Buel, Albany, N Y
Hon Hon Nlp T a g Poughkeepsie,
Hon. NJ Fillmore, NJ G, Buffalo, N Y
Thomas T Sherwood, Esq. g g
Doct. Charles Winnie, !"
Messrs satterlee & Masters, N York city
J Stage & Co 6
George Curtis, Esq
John Norton, Esq, Cashier, Detroit, Michigan
L A Viele, Esq, Michigan city, Ia
4 Y Knickerbacker, Esq, Chicago, Ill
Messrs Kimberly & Prime, s g
Horace Turner, Esq, Canton, ..
Dr. Richard F Barrett, Springfield, Is
J Il Groesbeck, Esq, Cincinnati o
Messrs N Janney g. 0, st Louis, Mo
Jones & Bacon, 8. IS
Stanford & Davis, $
Stone, Field & Marks 6 g
VIM Darling, Esq, Quincy, Ill
Hon J B Terry, Mineral Point, W.T.
Hon. John Foley, Du Buque, 1T
Elijah NJ Bissell, Esq, 81 $.
Capt. Brown, Fort Madison, $
March 24-I
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-27
From the Boston Mercantile Journal.
THE THIRTEEN VOTES, OR THE
A WAGER.
A TRUE STORY.

In a town in the interior of the Gran.
lite State, not many years since, gentle
man of some property, and not little po.
litical consideration resided, whose name
we shall call Martyn.-He was great
stickler for party principles, insomucl
that he was induced by his party zeal to
violate his moral duties. On one occa-
sion in particular, very important cleo
ton was taking place, upon the result OF
which depended the very existence of his
party feelings. He deposited thirteen
votes for one individual at the same time
in the ballot-box in defiance Of the law
which provides that no man to whatever
party he may belong, or however worthy
may be his favorite candidates, shall de-
posite more than one ballot for any indi-
vidual for one office.
Waite Martyr was unfortunately de-
tected in this equivocal act-and although
no legal action was had in relation to this
subject; yet there were those in the town
where he resided, who were unwilling to
admit that excess of party zeal was suffi-
'cient apology for his dereliction Of moral
duty---and the simple act of depositing
thirteen votes for one candidate, at one
time in the ballot-box though palliated and
excused by his warm political friends was
severely censured by others. This &C.
currence furnished a subject of converse
ton among the worthy citizens Of the
town for several weeks--at the end of
which time, it gradually and partially d.
ed away, but was not forgotten. Poor
Mr. Martyr was doomed to hear the words
thirteen votes occasionally repeated by his
political foes in the most significant man
ner-evidenty with the design of disturb
ing the equanimity Of his feelings. In
this they succeeded but too well. These
words SO harmless in themselves or when
applied to others, if addressed to Mr. Mar
:yn, or even uttered in his hearing seem
ed to possess the power of magic cabala,
so wonderful, and so instantaneous was the
effect they produced on the appearance
and conduct of that gentleman. The mo-
ment thirteen votes reached his ear, his
features were colored with a frown of in
dignation--his eyes lighted up with an
unholy fre-his hands involuntarily gras-
ped the nearest weapon Of offence within
hi, reach, and his voice, which was natl-
rally clear and sonorous, was changed in
to deep and unearthly mutterings, resemb-
ling the sound Of distant thunder, .or the
pent up volcano. Indeed the effect pro-
sduced on Sir Pierce Shafton, by the SIGHT
fthe bodkin, as related in the Monaste-
~ Of Sir Walter Scott, was not more sud-
den and terrible than the effect produced
on Waite Martyr, by repeating the Sim
pie words, thirteen roies. His weakness
on this point was proverbial, and wick
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-27
LIFE PILLS g. PHGNIx BITTERs.
IN III OFFAT,St LIFE PILLS & PHmMIy

iN OFFAT'S LIFE PILLS 81 PHOENIX
I've BITTERS. The high and envied celeb
ri,y which this prominent medicine has acquir-
cd for its invariahle efficacy in all the diseases
which It processes to cure, has rendered the
usual practice of ostentatious putting, not only
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They
are known by their fruits their good works tes-
thy for them, and they thrive not by the faith
OF the eredulous. In all cases of Costivencss
dyspepsia, Bilious and Liver Affections, Asth-
ma, Files, Settled Pains, Rheumatism, wheth-
er chronic OF intianmatory, Fevers and Agues,
obstinate Headaches, Impure State Of the Flu.
LOS, unhealthy appearance of the skin, Nervous
debility, the sickness incident to females in de-
l'cate health, every kind Of weakness Of the d.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-27
From the KnicKerbockcr for May.
VOICES OF THE NIGHT.


ruIRD PSALM or LIFE-BY Z. w. 1ogGFELLo,
When the hours of Day are numbered,
And the Voices of the Night
Wake the better soul that slumbcred.
To holy, calm delight
Ere the evening lamps are lighted,
And, like phantoms grim and tall,
Shadows from the fitful freight
Dance upon the parlor wall:
Then the forms of the departed
Enter at the open door;
The beloved ones, the trae-hearted,
Come to visit me once more
He. me young and strong, who cherished
Noble longings for the strife;
81 the road. side fell and perished;
Weary. with the march OF life!
They, the holy cnes and weakly,
Who the cross Of suffering bore,
Folded their pale hands so meekl y-
6pake with us on earth no more!
And with them the Being beautous
Who unto my youth was given,
More than all things else to love me,
And is now saint in heaven.
With slow and noiselcss footstep
Comes that messenger divine,
Takes the vacant chair beside me,
Lays her gentle hand in mine;
And she sits and gazss at me,
With those deep and tender eyes,
Like the stars so still and saint-Eke
Looking downward from the skies.
Uttered not. yet comprehended,
Is the spirits voiceless prayer,
Soft rebukes, in blessings ended,
Breathing from her lips Of air.
Il Oh, though oft depressed and lonely,
ali my fears are laid aside,
IT but remember only
Such as these have lived and diod
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BLA TT KS.

T1LANK DEEDS and Justices BLANhls
ID for sale at this Office, corner Of Wsse
ington and Water Streets.
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GETTING ON BOARD THE GREAr WIS.
TERN. When this splendid steam ship
first came to New York, it was difficult
to get on board her, unless by special in
vitation, Or an order from the agents of.
flee. An up-she-lake friend Of ours in
company with two New Workers, went
up to her, and tried to get admitted, but
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-27

THE GREAr Divorce CAsE-We
copy from the Commercial Adverti-
ser, the following particulars, as given
by their correspondent, dated Hart
ford May 18th.
ssThe great divorce case Of Sarah
NJ. Jarvis VS.. Samuel Farrar Jarvis,
came on before the committee yes
'terday morning, for the purpose Of
hearing the respondents plea.-It
was an able document, drawn up
with great care by the DR.. himself,
and occupied one hour and quarter
in reading. All the principal allega-
tons in the petition the Doctor de-
MES. Most of the petitioners charges
of illtreatment, &C., were laid in Eu-
rope-while in Florence, and Rome.
and at several watering places on the
continent.
The Doctor makes outextravagant
expenses Of his lady, PAL ticularly af-
ter he left his family and returned
himself to this country. Il seems he
has already honored the drafts Of his
bankers, Messrs. Wells & Co., at
Paris, for over $1l 200 and by an aft
dayita Of Elisha Hart, the father Of
Mrs. it appears that he RENTED
overE s OoD from his own purse for
her sIxpensIss while there.
Att 9 o'clock came on the regular
examination Of witnesses. Long be-
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-27

PoET-R7. The N. Y. Express says
that the high price Of beef in that city
has been the cause Of much shedding
OF ink. Even the poets have taken
the matter In hand, and one of them
has perpetrated the following:
Butchers meat is riz,
And some say it will be rizzer,
But now since it's as tits,
1t can't be any TIGER"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-18
NEW ORLEANS
Press and Type Agency.

II AWRENCE g. HILL, No. 81, Camp
- street, New Orleans, keep on hand a
large assortment of Printing Presses, Types,
Ornaments, Rules, &c., of the best materi-
ais and most accurate workmanship, and to
which they are constantly making such adj
ditions as they trust will be acceptable to
their customers, and in accordance with the
most approved taste.
They also furnish every other kind Of
Printing Material, such as Standing Presses,
Roller Frames, Roller Moulds and Stocks,
Composing, Job, and Half leases, Job and
News Sticks, Proof and Ley Brushes, Cam
dIesticks, Wood Type, Wood Rule, Furni-
ture, Quoins, Mallets, Plaisers, Shooting
Sticks, Points, Screw Drivers, Lead Cutters,
News and Job Cases, Leads, Saws and
Boxes, Shears, Brayers, Brass Rule, Cuts
Of all kinds, Galleys, Parchments, &c. &c.
L. & H. are agents for the celebrated
Houses of r. Hoe & Co., J. Conner, and
Geo. F. Nesbit, New York.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-18
Henry & Hoyle

HAVE removed their Store to the house
~ formerly occupied by Fauyer and
Farnsworth, where they have just received
and opened very large and we'll selected
STOCK of Dry Goods, Hard
aUNre, Cg'OCkes.y, Saddlery,
Groceries, sc.
Their Goods are all new, and the public
are invited to call and see them, as they will
be sold low.
Nav 4 81
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-18
e. e. e.

r HAVE just received and offer for sale
i lotr for CASH ONLY
so sacks SALT
Is bags COFFEE
90 bbls SUGAR
90 boxes SPERM CANDLES
90 do SOAP
Loaf and Crushed SUGAR
MACKEREL and SALMON
Cognac BRANDY
Peach do ,,
Tenerife, Madeira and Port WINES
Champagne 10
do CIDER
Holland GIN
Jamaica RUM
CLARET ROSE
CORDIAL, superior
WINE VINEGAR
RICE, STARCH, MOLASSES
POWDER, SHOT and LEAD
TEA, RAISINS, PICKLES
SWEET MEATS
BRANDY FRUITS
TOMATO CATSUP
TABLE SALT
SARDINES
shall keep constant supply Of the
boye articles, all of which are warranted t
be of the very best quality
During the season, Planters can be fur
nished with
PORK. BACON, LARD, &c.
on the most accommodating terms. Cal
and see.
3O JOHNA. WATKINS.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-18
A Card.

HAVE bought Mr.. Thos. a. Comp
toms interest IN the Stock Of Goods
owned by him and myself, under ths firm
Of COMPTON & KICKS, and will con.
tinue business at the same stand, where
should be pleased to have my friends, and
thA public generally call and examine my
assortment before making their purchases,
and trnst By unremitting Axertions to give
entire satisfaction. to merit and receive I
liberal share Of patronage.
JNO. G. KICKS.
Rodney Feb. !, 1889.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-18
LAW NOTICE,
B. BEMIS e. A. C. HUNTER.

.ATTORNIES { COUNSELL0RS at LAW,
WILL attend to the practice Of their
~ profession ia the parish Of Concor-
dia, Louisiana, the adjoining parishes, and
in the higher courts Of the State. Their
Office Is ID Vidalia.
March "a, 1888 left
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-18
DR.. E.. D. Pickett,


formerly Of Maysrille Kentucky
HENDERS his professional services to
the citizens of Rodney, and neighbor-
hood, in the various branches of his profess
ion. He may be found at the Union Hotel.
DR.. P. refers TO the following gentlemen:
To the Medical Faculty, Of Transylva-
MIA University, Lexington.
Professors Caldwell and Short, Louis
vile Med. Institute.
Tho. L. Dobyns and E. G.. Wood, Rod
ney, Mi.
Or. Davis and Metcalfe, Natchez, Mi .
Josias A. Lyle, do
Professor Us. Riddle, Louisiana Medi-
cal College.
Rodney, May 4, 1889.