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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-21
any other paper, OF

Wonders, &c. &c. &c. &c &C &C
" The present number is specimen oil
hat this Mammoth Newspaper will contaIn'
S well in the rarity and extent Of lis orgIhaI
|nd selected matter, as the style OF lis eXecu'
ION.
As family Newspaper, BROTHEk JON
THAN will be found to present attractions be-
'pnd any other.
F'--He comes, the herald of noisy world, =,
News FROM ALL NATIONS numbering at his back
The earliest intelligence, foreign and domes
Is, and the latest novelties in the Literary
Orld, will be promptly served up for the graf
Rcation Of the reader.
4 W Strictly neutral in politics, it will con,
nln nothing in favor or against anyparty, and
ell as seduously avoid any Of the controver'
es, which agitates the religious community
4rlct morality, virtue, temperance, industry
POD order, bencvoencc, and usefulness to our
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N. NJ. LOMBARD.

North Sclplo.'
Mi Mr.. Kendall does not discharge this
ahlreing" of his, heis much worse man than
&en we have taken him 10 be- We know one
Of two Post Masters almost q match for this Mr..
lombard. Ifjusticc were done, they would be
prned hcadong from their Offices into the work
house or the states prison,-as men dIsgracing
kih their stations and their species.-N Y.
ErurcsS.
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New ADVERTISE ents.

f. WAS COMMITTED to the
~, w Jail of Amite County, on
49, the 18th instant, by John Walker
(M Esq, Justice of the Peace, in and
= for said County, negro girl who
- says her name is NANCY, nd
that she belongs TO Elizabeth Smith and Chas
Smith, of The State of Tennessee. Said negro
is about sixteen years old-fye feet, one or
two inches hgh-yery bIack--quick spoken
had on when committed red Calico dress
and coarse Brogan shoes.
The owner Of the above described negro is
requested TO comply with the law, and take her
out of Jail.
NJ NJ. WHITNEY, Jailor.
November 81, 1889. 47tf
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TRUTH NO LIBEL

"The Libel casc.-The trial of John Gibson for an al
legged libel against James Monroe Mackie, on his in
iormation comes off t." (comcs Gf-a rncn
horse announc entert.) before the Criminal Cnur'
ehcpc to our brethren Of the press there with
their reporters, to give in ds,a the proceedings of
the trial. This bold daring and unparalleled attack up
the liberty Of the press, before Court having cri-
nal Jurisdiction, il successful, seals the downfall of ut
glorious right guaranteed TO Us by the Constitution It
is the duty Of he press rail- round the standard Of
liberty thus assaulted, and though in the prr<cn, instance
is held by the editor and proprietor of this Journal he
will never resign is grasp, while drop Ct hood
flows in his veins. This trial the 3rd of uv 50 near
the glorious anniversary Of the declaration of e.
pendence, will, We hope, be signalzeI bv triumph
the efforts OF power to muzze the PRESS and
prayer is that that day viii be issued the declaration
of the independence Of the press Of the United States Of
the oous and hated English law that proclaims the
slavi>h dogma the greater truth, N" greater lb1
Wide publicity the p,oceedings Of this trial shall be
given Let it result as tn,nv, resolved tina,
of it shall be placed in every mans hands in the
Lnon IT, therefore, any Of contemporaries shall
find it Convenient to have reporter the spot he
shall have proof dip, from gallic & any o,heraid
that can furnish Let us teach the worll that the
press is free indeed in this country and that it should
be responsible only 10 the c, laws of III" land.
Struggle far principle Our ancestors opposed the
LAYING OF upon them by the British Government
the principle that taxation and representation mus
go together. We oppose the English law of libel, tc.
cause We contend that truth is no tbei The struggle
for this prucipe will be decided sllmrlv. On whose
side will freenien be tound1
The Liberty Of The Press 1t is the prcrogarivc
the tendency of pow abri.c this hov this glorious
right. 1t is the prcosntve, the duty Of ficemc to re
sst every attempt, the ieast nbIidsc it. The Con-
surnn of the United States, the Constitution of the
State of Louisiana, the Constitutions all the States
of the Lnon rxpress declare that NO Law SHALL BIZ
PAssE" ABR1DdlSG THE LIBERTY OF SPEECH, OR III
PRESS. And yet in the face of these recorded tie
claulnns the tendency Of power is so to interpret The
common luw abridsc the liberty of speech and o
the press. 1t i. the duty Of reenen to res list This tend
Constitution OF the csHr:ry.
After reading the ahov+ neral feeling in fuyer o.
the great principles forth, manifested by the au
diencc that cranmei the Court room.
Mr. r. Hun, stated that the prosecution closed at this
point.
Mr.. Ptv,Cn aud Snil it now bccs De hi. duty 10
the grounds viii, the defence was bnseJ Ila
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PHILADELrHIA, Jnly S, l776.
yesterday the greatest question decided which
was eyer debated in America and. greater, perhaps
never was or will be decided among men. A resolution
was passed without dissenting Colony "rHAT
THESE UNITED STATES ARE. AND OF RIGHT
OUGHT TO BE, FREE AND INDEPENDENT
STATES"
ThS day has passed.-The 4th of Julv, 177u, will
be memorable epOcha in the history Of America.
am apt 10 believe IL tcW be celebrated bv succeeding
generations, as the great anniversary Festival. 1t
ought to he COMMUNICATED as the DAY OF DELIVER
ANcE. by solemn acts OF devotion to Almighty Cod.
1t ought 10 be soIemnized ari pomp shors, sports,
guns bells, boIfres aud MuminatioHs :-FRoM ONE
END OF THE CONTINENT TO THE OTHER, from this time
Jorssrd for ecer! You will think me transported Nth
enthusiasm; but am not am we'll aware oflhe toll,
and blood, and the treasure will cost to maintain this
Declaration and support und defend these States; vet
through all the goom ! the rays of light and
giory-l can see that the end is worth more than all the
means and that posterity will Triumph, although YOU
and may rue, which hope we shall not
nm, &c.
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THE GREAT LIBEL CASE.

Yesterday morning began the
trial Of what may be now called ",hc Great
Libel Case" involving principles, the trium plant
dofenco OF which will secure forever, in this State,
tho report, the public will sec what progress has
tcen made in the trial 1t will DO resumed on
Friday the 5lh inst Mr.. Peyton speaking to the
points noticed in the conclusion OF the report.
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CRIMINAL Court.
THE GREAT LIBEL CASE.

lHE iREA!. LIBEL CASE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA rersus JOHN GIBSON.
This case came on in the Criminal Court Judge Gu
noRge presiding, yesterday, Wednesday, the Sd Instant.
E. Muzureau, Attorney General +. G. Hunt, Dis
trict Attorney, Randall Hunt mud - Robinson, Es1-
appeared On Iehnlt Of the State and prosecutor
BuiIie Peyon, p. Sonlt. NJ r. Wi ginIon aud r. ~
Cohen, Esqs. appeared on hehnlfn the defendant.
After some difficulty. jury empunncl!rd, conc
sisting Of the following gentlemen:
A. CIalvfe, J. 5. Walton
II. Robinson, l.. r. Parker
L. r. Bundy, J. Walsh,
II. Hart w. II. Averv
J. Flnod T. Layton,
N. Murray, A. B. Brin
Randall Hun, Esq. opened the prosecution. lie oh
seIved to the jury that lev had b en- try the
issue joined in the John Gibson had been indct-
ed by the Grand Jury, under the the Legislature
passed 9TH May, 1896 for having published libel
against Dr. John Monroe Mackie, rnd had plead n, ,
guilty. lie here read the action the law, as follows
"Whoever shall maiciously eiane any person. bv ma
king, writing, publishing, causing to be published,
any manner libel shall, conviction thereof suffer
fine or imprisonment, both, the discretion Of the
Court Mr. II. observed, iha, though the words sat
the discreet of the Court used The Jury must
not suppose that discretion 10 have no .ounds on the
contrary the Legislature, by another enactment had
hxed tie maximum 10 two years Imprisonment aud II
fine Of $1,000 in all Where such discretion wa.
allowed. Befnre reading the indictment, Mr. H. quo
tho definitions Of libel from Blackstone us folln.
"Libels, Abe fanest, taken in the largest and mos,
extended signify any writings, pictures the
like, Of an illegal or is,ss.oal tendency but in the
sense are consider liiem are malicious def
nations any person. md especially aagisrate made
public by either printing. writing Signs pictues, i,
ordcr to provoke him 10 wrath EXPOSE him to public
hatred contempt aud rliche.' lie then rad the in
dicinent US follow:
The State Of Louisiana ! 49,
Isl Judicial DISTINCT : o.
Parish. of Orleans,
Criminal Court of the st District
The Grand Jurors Of the Stale Of Louisiana dull
empanelle and in and for the Parish of j. ersa
Placquemnes aud Orleans, under their oath ore ,cn
that John Gibson late Of the parish OF Orleans printer
eonrrving and unlawuIly, wickedly and s,acion,l,
intending hurt, nure, Willy and prejudice june
Mcnro Maekie, and to deprive him of his e"od name
fame. credit and reputation and 10 bring him atu grea
contel,'pt scandal, nfany aud disgrace the 23d o
June 1899 with f1rce of The parish aforesaid il
the district aforesaid, ami within the jurisdiction of the
Criminal Court d ,ife LIST district wit the lst Judi
cia distret othe Suite su>uus uolowiuIly wicked
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR ANCE.S.

CLEARANCEs.
July 2 's%9
Ship Clifton, lngersoli, Liverponl |. II Gale
i'Mqnc uniun, Boyer. BORDEAUX JTIu.ucranne
snip C"umhia,a, Barker, Boston, IA Merreu
Schr Snutlerner, Gaylord Natam0ras, ID Goldsmith
Schr Fos Burrows New York. Nlnst0r
SL'r Saoina, Moore, Alatanzas, Groning
July 3, 1889
Brig Swan. Snell, Phila !elplm, ID Denegrc
ScIr Pompmu, Monroe Mobile, Master
ARRIVALS.
July ., 1889
Steamer Flo,idn, Hard, Nurhlochcs
July 3, 1889
Steamer Sutann Pcnsc, FIN Louisville
Steamer Nydia, Nixon. I'm OpeIousas
Steamer " as, ingtun, Strcck. FROM IatourLhc
Steamer VIM French, Johnson FIN Louisville
EXPORTS.
PHI ADELpIIiA. Per brig swan .Cngo lids tocco ,a
bales cotton, 1888 pigs lead. 3s bis pork. I59
III. and II lis corn meal, ~ casks bacon sides
Us sacks corn, :3a kegs and ~ bis lard, u
bales hemp, > bis sugar. and lots of II returned
MOH'l.E-pcr schr Pompino. Cargo. 900 sacks
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Louisv lille. Per Snama. Cargo bis lard
's tobacco &c bales do S,arkcy nd, Cnrm'n Mcla
hon, do aud 10 bales do Jeans Dobbn, AZ hds tobacco l.
Addison G." d" Ferguson Reid Iuo coils AEvnr
die CO.. Bell h,is torcco A II Wallace 4 CO.
do Willard Iuge,s'I 81 do Lambeth Thompson. T. Gray
IL bis flour II do pork Pricnr, bales 1900 sacks
corn lrrrs"n L"c a. co. hx Futon co., bales
u Wallace n co. Gl hls taua.cd tol'Accr.
ope"u>cs. Per steamer Nydit. Cargo, none.
PASSENGERS
Per steamer Snltana. A IIanis, V"cars, Mclaughlin
Force Merr;wenthci icaSy Ennon N"sbray key Fer
gusu,, and luller.
MEMORANDA
1t tl,, II about yards lon., has cen
formed above the old Que II Red river.
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MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.

WERE brought to the Police Prison Of tho 2nd
Municipality, the following slaves WI
negro man named Black Hawk, or Phil,
about 1'ycars OF age, says he belongs % Madame
Rno.
negro man, named L"c,rc, about 10 years of
age, says he belongs to Madame DcgrAcc
negro man named John, about - years of age
says he icongst to Mr.. lIoruo + q.
Ancgro man, named Ned, about 81 years of ago,
says he belongs to Mr.. Leaf
The owners Of said slaves will p'clso call At tho
Police Prison Of INC 2nI Municipality prove Fro.
pcrty, pay cl,u!gcs and t. kc them away.
II. HARPER,
Now Orleans, July 3. Capt. oi,lls Watch.
\NEItE brought to The Pound Of the RI Wurd, I'd
w Muuir panv,
dark brown horse mule with sora ~ the Lack
part of the giii Sore knee.
The of sal property i'll nfrasr, call ruuu, ut
the I'd Ward of the "a Municipality, s,uo'ed at Il
corner o'E"hin ana Annnnrinlron sls, p'o7r property,
pay cIihrg"~ AMI take linn n"H,, h,oro Saturday
III" 9th DUTY, 1889. when h" wall he sulh an.ton by
y q Gnll"lte, public an.ionerr.
o'Ir"n~, juno 10 Hrn\iN, Isl lent.
A m"u+ 81" depot dn rrofscrn. dr.'rl !od Munich,
~ pa'it.
In Muct hrun fnncc a, ant nae Mai, sur lie d.,-
icrc der ggunux ,iult.
IT, Proprtiair votnla ni"n l., rrrlnurr <cln, Ia lo,
nu depot rnr"lsull'r dos rurs Robin X Anuuurntwns
d'ici Snna Juliet, ,utrrlrt SER, vclIIu le din
jour par G"Ilo,r, ,ncun,
HENRY GRAIN,
40 r., lieut.. dc la t;n,tg
tEHE hro"eIH t" the r"lrr PMS , OF The second
W Municipality the iol owing sln,rs viz:
negr" by mrel KANDOl.rIl. about eighteen
years Of ng", @n,s he h,loog~ to Ny. thrurns
nero boy nnnrd JOHN nhom Is yra,s Of age.
says he belongs To Mr. Ilo"ks.
mun woman nrinrl VI AIRY about - wears Of
age saN1 -h,' hcnuE: IN Nis. DugMr.
The owners oi~uni elnv"-, i" ps't>' call md prove
property rVEb a'rs'~ aud tax" ii.,,n o"ny.
June :" tarn not The Watch
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FOR NEW NDRk.-REGULAR LINE.

Holmes Lin" Of Packets.
ia sal On he l5A iu,;unt,
Itt TT" Superior a-l ,umc regular parNr
JTTTS ship "ORLEA\S," Sears, Master, viii
L sail MS above-f"r freight passage having
sI"-hnt Recommendations. npIlv III the Captain ON boar,
opposite the I"g, table Market or to
jail, 2nd 90 common snr,,
'ENhc Member, of tIr New Orleans MEG II AMOS
! SOCIETY, Hli meet in their Hall in tal.nl st.
+'l Of July nest NJ 7 nrI"rk Mo celebrate ,l,,
Ghh war Of onr Nations Independence.
July 2nd y
leAt1N-iO Cushs Hams 10 do. Sides, aud - TO-
, Sholder~, i'll Store for Sale by
July ID. J.TlIAYER X Go. u Poylrns : !!
=, TATE OF Commercial Coa,t o
- New Orleans. Present, TN, honorable G.. Watts
.Iutop.
Charles MCNEIL, III acfual custody VS.. his Csrdiors
and the cr'l,t"rs Of Mrkn-try s. Mcneil,
Number J!.
1t is ordered, that the creditor. of hr petitioner be-
notified according TO la" To he and npprnr n,, II cont
the fifteenth day Of Jny next 10 u'clock A. NJ to
show caus" why the petitioner slnud not have the tl
Gift OF the laws made for tue RELIEF OF nso!venl debtors
in ut lual custody.
And it is further ordered that \. f. BJulfr,! I've ap-
ul'tsd I" represent til" above creditors
Clerks utllrc, tins 2!I day ofJunr, 1850,
JOHN l. HOLLAND n.'l"r,.
gan, " Don
I,lAT DE a. f.OtI$IANl.--l.a Cour tit. G0III-
~ mrn'r de l., N"'HriIr orIrnns'
Charles Alo'Ietl nn',rlnnt dr'mn vs. Crtrarir,o
IT les c,r1'IrI'rs d. Mrkiu Ivy ii Mou"ll.
:, NO. ',''-' f'S'h, 'nH ron '"h"H 'j"c'
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,nire yoir pou,onoi }r ;cInionn.,e N aur I'M. I,
hcn,,rcs DIES lois al ont ,.rt t4 pour IL su,, rurut
,!,S n,n a.es uc,.!tncnt irtru>--,t i est p1- or
dome gu" A. H. Hfh1i''d '"'t nom"o i'"ur rr.rtscn-
ter les cIrhncnrS absent.
in'sh" "a '''ir &c - Jour hn J'I'n, ihn5'
10 II" :" Il li)'I.ANl', Hrtlr
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hp,',,, nf,(, ~ ,nm. 80 ''''' - "''
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11' ;a -, "'i It a ,'I'I "'' ii",
,ih n ,,;I. ,a Wv" ~ an "l''r"'
j. JOINS & Co, -. Charles 81.
il onrosifn tin, Yrrindni Il Exrhnnoe hotel
ysyjII,EL, .,.,rJ ,,uG oI,-. SI,I,,% ~,,,,,s< a.
connlers, for -al. low l,y T. HEUWEN & CO.
nav ~ MI y ,n,n :,
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1)rocccoiMgs Of Council.
5 f c O n ID NJ U n ICI ALT Y.
Tuesday ID July 1899.

Tuesday "a July $3.50
The Council met pursuant ,o.adournnent, pre-.
sent Hon Joshua Baldwin, President, Aldermen
Caldwell, Frerct Gloyd Hail. Locket, Peters,
Rogers. Se"cii Whitney, Yorkc.
Tho journal OF tho preceding meeting having
been read and approved.
The to!lo~ message from the Mayor was re-
6cvcd.
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N. o. Typographical Association, J

July Ith 1889. {
~ ~ "',"'nc'" vi th'S 'tSS"cia'loi Will meet
Ut inc IIAhlcrs 1ote, TINS morning at O'Clock,
punctual Y, preparatory to Joining our fellow CHI
zrns in the procession to be formed in Lafayette
Square, to celebrate the sixty third anniversary of
o,,r ,,,,;on,, ;n,,,a,na A., ,;,. j.; ,I &c.,
orhonnr,h'o .,,n,,, ~, 'Inn,,,,l,,, ;,r,,J ~
;,:,t s. " ~ f'1 "
~ ",''' 40 va 'rl' "'"'Si"''
- " ,,.-'l - -
SECOND MUNICIPALITY,
New Orleans July f. 1899 [
Notice is hereby GIVEN IN all kccn,rs nr Rll,:rl
T,t,,v :, ,,1r, a. "tho;r ! ;o,,noa n, ,la Ma,a,
az. w. '"HN W ''o.' hIe''''' ut 81, ni'F'l
o',' "''n'' a." uays IRON. "a'c' 'grcc"oc 10 an
C'"'''anco OF the General council, apProccd I'm
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ed on me by law, oforposing your resolutions.
l rem lin very respectfully, Gentlemen,
Your most Obcdl Serv't

~ SbNolS 4h"yo''
Upon the first part of the message of the Mayor,
on motion, it was
Resolved, That this Council do 20 sist, notwiil,.
standing the objections Of the Mayor in their series
of resolutions adopted on the 25tI June last, in re-
latIon TO the Bonds of this Municipality.
Upon the second part of the message of the
Mayor, on motion it
Resolved, That this Council do persist, notwtl-
standing the objections Of the Mayor IN its rcsolu~
lions of the 2jth June instant accepting tho pro
posal ofJehn Grant, for tho construction Of certain
wharvcs.
Another message from the Mayor, received
transmitting certain resolutions passed by this
Council of the Cd Municipality in relation to the
celebration Of the 4tl July. Mr.. Caldwell intro
duccd tho following resolution,
Whereas, arrangements have been ,nado under
the auspices of the Executive of The State for the
celebration the anniversary Of the declaration of
lnGc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the adoption Of the
resolutions Of the Council of the Ist Munlc palty
inviting tho corporation Of this Council and the
Council Of the 81 Municipality in making such
arran cement.
Be it therefore Resolved, That arrangement
being already made it is unnecessary for this Coun-
Gil to adopt measure in relation to said colo
bration-and that this Council will with pleasure
join the procession conforiAa5y with arrangements
| agreed upon
NJ: Frcrct moved so to amend as to appoint a
COnmillce winch mOllOn was IL ST. NIr Frcrct call
ed The ayes and nays, which resulted in Messrs
Caldwell, tFrcre., Rogers, &York voting in the ai-
frmatiyc Messrs Gloyd, Hall, Lockcu, Peters, and
Whitney III the negative.
| Upon motion for the adoption the ayes and nays
were again called for, Mcssrs Caldwell. Gioyd,
Hall, Lockett, Peters, Rogers, Whitney, and
York voted in tho affirmative and Mr. Frcrct IN tho
| negative.
| A communication was received from the Rccor.
der informing that he had liberated, free OF
colour although he had not paid the amount due by
him for his. keeping, in consequences Of services
rendered by hn-on motion this act OF the Rccor
der, was approved OF.
The following Weekly Statement OF tho Urea.
surcr was submitted
| SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
WEEKLY REPoRy OF TREASURER.
| BY balance last Report, BAL, &C
, g Ell, cd since, 2OiiO Il!
+ " Municipal notes e-ssurl, S,idi VI
- amount from City Bank, 4a5-D 81
/ II 03i i
To Cash
| To amount expended tins week, 81 Con 81
amount Municipal notes redeemed, $50 IN
| amount deposited III City Batk, G,jl3 81
Balance 2J-v4 y 74g36 J.
| By lRanncc brought down, 2-02 2;
amoun, Municipal on hand, :G,llo 81
" amount redeemed since. 3,-1O 90
i02>u 81
Deduct amount C.Issiied, S,tGl %
On hand this DAY, 3l.SlG "a 3lSi6 s.
" amt in hand of V. CuyIllier for
dcmruon, LOCO o.
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IININW8 T.n" Ol TNrkNlS.
Ia sal On tie ISL iHs:1Ht I
I-tk II" Superior nat snmg regular lnrNr
JTTra ship "ORLEA\S," Sears, Master, VIII
L. sad rs above-tnr freight passage having
sl"-nnt Recommendations. up,ly III the Captain un boar,
opposite the I"g, table Market or to
A. COHEN,
Iul, 2nd 90 Common s,,r,1
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sor'rsnt Of Patent Rifles and bel, Pistols for l.. n,
y GOSSIP & :, tLa,I.- kI,.I
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" Ill -

~ iilHhEi --2'O RI i,'riirri in store for sale Nv
"'>9 Il. DORSEY, "A New Levee
u VIE ADDRESS ,fthp Louisiana Naive Ame1;c,n
1hatnah's Of IT, I,.itr,i s,rnrss lus, ruh.IcL md ,
,,"E NAI IL FIT n Co,
-" 'iiN,arres.t
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ID ULED LET FER PAPER-Just received few
~ cases Of blue and W hre Wove ruled Letter Paper
very low priced. nr sale by
DAVID FELT 4 20. " S:alionsrs' HAD.
lunr IS = thartrcs
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NOTICE f..

FENhr Member. of tlln New Orleans NI:( II \NIt''S
! 500 lEli, "i meet in their Hall in tann st..
4I Of July ucNt NJ ! u'rlurk A N--lo celebrate tl,t
i th wear of onr NatIuns Independence.
July 1nd, y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-30
New Spring and Su1s,mel
GOODS,

YHNHE Subscriber informs his friends and
IL the public generuliy. that he has just re-
ceIved from New York, complete assort-
lncnt of Staple and Fancy, Spring and SUM-
ner GOuds-aiuonS wnich are,
3.4 A. 5-4 and "a brown d. bieached Shirt
ing and Sheeungs,
A handsome assortlncntlI ght cold Prints.
so pieces light col'rd Loudon do.
French prints ana printed Jaconet,
Mourning aud half mourning prints and
Musiins,
Snper printed Lawns,
"A and J-4 Can,brics and cambria Musins,
Swiss and book ~ usllns,
Jacunet. plaid aud stripe do.
LyonnuiSc and brocade do.
Ladies and gents white and black, silk II. ).
and XIII Gloves,
Z" :" Cotton and thread do.
+" " Misses black and white neit
Lace and uauze do.
A handsome assortment Of gauze and satin,
aud Mantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black, blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
Hcm-stitrhcd, AMI super llHcn cambria itkts
Mems and boys Poneee do.
Ladies' gauze, Hermann, gro-de-nap and sew
ing silk Hki's.
A Irish linens and linen lawn
Plain, inserted and iriilcd bosoms and linen
collars,
ga and lO-4 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
Cd "a and lO.4 da,nask table covers,
French napkins IL towels,
French brown a,d grass Linens.
White and brown linen Driliugs
Super rib'd do.
A variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants.
Osnaburghs,
Cases of palm leaf Ind willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets,,
A large assortment Of silk ard cotton hose
and half Hose,
3-4 and A plaid and striped domestic,
Silk, satin, and Marseies Fcsting,
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Furniture, dnity and fringe,
Black bombaznes and merInos Tor Coats,
parl. needle workd muslin capcs u collars,
reuch baskets. blrached Russia Sheellngs
ANY tang like general enumeration oil ar
ticles is impracticable; but tl:csc i'll addition t"
his former stock, make it sufficiently extensive
and ne trusts his prices a:c sufficiently rnoder-
,e to be worthy the attention OF all who wish
IN sunpiy themselves with articles III his line.
His former customers and all who buy in thus
market, will do him, aud perhaps tllemse YES
1 favor. by examining his assortment before
JOHN o. B FORD.
Hamburg. March IL. 1879. #