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Notice TO Mariners.

Notice is hereby given, that large Can Buoy has be,
ths har or Of New London The buoy painted back WI
If the TOP and attached thereto There hr
buoys rlac ed Black Ledge, WA Spar Buoy II
Eut end Ca Buoy on Middle Ledge. and Spar Buc
the South West part of tie Ledge. Vessels bouud th
out Of New London should keep to the Westward Of Il
Soufh West Bury.
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,OCTO.B ER Ell EC ITO ~.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
At meeting of the Democratic Central Com
m;,tee OF Monroe county, held in Woodsfield May
Sd, I845, the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolued, That the claims of the different demo-
cratic candidates for county Officers be settled by
the popular vote system
Resoloed, That. the democratic electors OF tins
county meet at the respective places OF holding
their elections in the several townships o! the
county on Saturday the Oh day of August, A. ID.
Is45, at ! O'Clock, P. NJ, and proceed TO choose
by ballot the men Of their choice as candidates on
our county ticket Qhe baoting to cease at 4
o'clock, P. ny and appoint two delegates from
each township to carry up the poll book OF said
election to the county convention to be held at
Woodsiield, on Tuesday, the 18th day of August,
1845.
Resolued, That the townships at their meetings
shall select two delegates each to represent them in
The Senatorial District Convention, said district
being composed OF Belmont and Monroe coun-Ies.
THE SENATORIAL CONVENTION
will be held at BeaIvlle, on Wednesday the 18th
day of August next, to nominate candidate for
the State Senate.
The offices to be filled this fall are State Senator,
Representative In the State Legislature, Sheriff,
County Treasurer, County Commissioner, Prose
cutting Attorney and Coroner.
TIL WEST, Secretary d. e. G.
June 7, 1s45.
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unsulIied as purity itself.

unsullied as purity itself.
Here, surrounded by my Fellow citi-
zens, with whom | have spent the grea-
ter portion Of my life, and who know
that it is not my habit to speak of 9TH
ers in acrimonious language, ! may be
allowed to say, that ! regard these at
tacks in no other light than that Of
meanness and cowardice. Had | per-
formed my duty in such manner as 10
have met your disapprobation,it would
have been to me source of the deep
est sorrow and regret; but having Sc
cured your appreciation, that is to me
sufficient recompense, and it is a
shield that protects, and brings the poi
soned arrows harmless to my feet.
lam conscious of having done moth
ing, which | believed at the time, and
still believe, that was not ca a'culated to
sustain and promote the honor, dignity
and interests ofmy country. Notwith-
standing the efforts OF interested aud
selfish partisars and politicians to pre-
iudice the public mind against me, !
rely with confidence upon the judgment
of an intelligent,a just and patriotic
people.
Fellow citizens: | have just perfor-
med long and fatiguing journey, and
must ask to be excused for not enter
ing more in detail, on the present occa-
sion, and extending my remarks upon
subjects about which | would like to
discourse.
Again, my friends. permit me, in con-
clusion,to return to you my grateful ac-
knowledgcments for the evidence you
have this day given me, that the friend
ship, which has so long existed between
US, remains unchanged.
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NTI-SLAVERY CONVEN TION.
THERE will be held in Woodsfield on Friday
and Saturday the Sth and 9th of August next, an
Anti-Slavery Meeting and Liberty Convention -
The Convention will be held on Saturday, for the
purpose of nominating candidates and making 9TH
er regulations OF the party. Some able speakers
will be present, among whom we expect AMOS
DRESSER and Fl. L. PRESTON We invite all
to come, without distinction of party, and hear
and judge for themselves.
WILLIAM STEEL,
NATHAN HOLLlSTER,
BENZ. HUGHES,
HENRY FORD,
JAMES SMITH,
Committee on Arrangements
July lob, 1915
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yUyHE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE CoUN.

VUNHE SIAIE VI OHlO, MONROE COUN-
TY, ss.
The State of Ohio In the court Of Common Pleas
for the use OF the IN CHANCERY
Fund Commits The said defendants, Alex
sioners of Monroe ander Ferrel and Rebecca Fer
County, }rel, his wife, will take notice
vs.. that the said plaintiff, to wit:
Alexander Fenel THE State of Ohio for the use
and Rebecca Fer of the Fund Commissioners of
ret, his wife. Monroe county, on the eev-
enth day of April, A. d. 1916, filed with the Clerk
of said Court her bill of complaint in Chancery,
charging amongst other things that the said defen-
dants being seized in fee simple of the north east
quarter of the south west quarter of section No 8,
township A, and range A, containing 40 acres more
or less; also, the north west quarter of the south
west quarter of section 8, township A, and range
4, containing 40 acres more or less; and being in
want of one hundred dollars OF the surplus reve-
nue. belonging to said county they did, in or about
the month of September, A 1899, apply to the
Fund Commissioners of Monroe county aforesaid
to loan them the said sum of one hundred dollars,
to be secured by mortgage on said premises,
that the said Fund Commissioners did loan to said
defendants the said sum of one hundred dollars. .and
thereupon the said defendants to secure the repay
ment of the same with interest thereon at seven
per cent. payable semi-annually in advance, by
their deed, duly executed and dated on or about
the 9th day of September, A D 1899, conveyed
the said premises to said plaintiff in fee simple, but
subject to condition of defeasance on the pay
ment of said sum of money with interest thereon,
at per cent. payable semi-annually in advance:
that neither the said sum of money nor the said
interest. or any part was paid to said Fund Com
missioDers, though often demanded, whereby the
legal estate in said premises became vested in said
plaintiff for the use aforesaid, redeemable never
theless in equity on payment Of said sum of money
and said interest and accruing interest. The said
bill then prays the writ of subpoena, or that said
defendants may be otherwise notified according to
law, that SAID defendants may be compelled to
answer, that an account may be taken of what is
due said plaintiff for principal and interest upon
said mortgage, and that said mortgaged premises
may be sold, and the proceeds of such sale applied
to the satisfaction of said principal and interest and
for general relief Now UNLESS said defendants
appear, plead, answer, or demur to said bill within
sixty days from the rising of the next term of the
court of Common Pleas to be held within and for
said county on the goth day of October, A d 1915,
said bill will be taken as confessed, and decree
thereupon accordingly had
VIM. C. WALTON, Sol. pro. Comp1't.
July 10, lS45 l9:6w
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Whereas, accounts
and vouchers were presented to the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the county of
Monroe and State of Ohio, at their April term,
A. D. lS45, for settlement by the executors and
administrators of the following named persons,
to witt
John Adds, administrator Of Paul Tidd, de-
ceased, final account.
Thomas Griffith, administrator of William Pow
ell, deceased, final account.
Samuel H. Rownd, Executor Of Arthur Porter,
deceased, partial account
Stephen Brown, executor of Robert Leslie, de-
ceased, partial account
Notice is therefore hereby given to all persons
interested that said accounts are continued until
the October term of said Court for lS45, for con-
irmation.
WIN. OKEY, Clerk.
July 5, ls45. IL
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n OST.-A small gilt Morocco pocket book,
IA containing two ten dollar notes on the North
Western Bank of Virginia, at Wheeling, some
visiting cards with the nsmeof "James d. Wright,
M. D." and some with other writing on them.
Any person finding il and leaving word with
Sonerton, or sending word to me at Belmont, will
be literally rewarded.
Woodsield, July IL, lS45. Is
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We understand that many country
pos!masters are resignlng their offices,
IN consequence Of the operation of the
new post office law. We learn that
nearly one hundred designations were
received, by the Postmaster General in
the course of one day.-Union.
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the 18th inst Mrs. ELIZABETH PAT
TON, consort of Mr. David B. Patton, of Ohio
township, this county, aged 26 years.
"The ransom d spirit to its home,
The cline of cloudess beauty, flies;
No more ON stormy seas to roam,
She seeks her haven in the skies "-Com.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be preaching by the members OF the
Christian Church, in Woodsfield, commencing on
Tuesday the 29h inst, and continuing during the
succeeding "Wednesday, Thursday, Frioay, Satur-
day and Sunday. The Rev. Hall, Lamphear and
Ewing, will be in attendance, assisted by the Rev.
Luce and Henly of Bethany, Va and Rev. Smith
of Kentucky july ~
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GSHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ of
- VendItioni Exponas to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio,
| will offer for sale at public outcry at the front
door of the court house, in Woodsfield, Monroe
county, Ohio, on Monday, the 25th day of Au-
gust next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
and O'Clock, P. NJ of said day, the following
real estate, to wit:
Two town lots in the town of Malaga, in said
Monroe county; and numbered on the town plat
of said town as follows, lots No l3, and IA.
Taken as the property of VIM. H. Johnston, at
the SUIT Of Joseph Caldwell,
THO'S. MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff.
July 10, 1915. l9
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BANK NOTE LIST.
SpECIE ST.a.MDARD-Cmyeeted Weekl,

OHIO.
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co. par
Commercial Bank Of Cincinnati par
Franklin Bank Of Cincinnati par
Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati par :
Mechanics and Traders Bank psr
Miami Exporting Company 20 dis
Exchange Bank Of Cincinnati rs dis
Bank Of Cincinnati no sale
Bank of Circlevile dis
Bank of Cbllllcothe J dis
Bank Of Geauga I dis
Bank of MassilIon 1 dis
Bank of Marietta dis
Bank of Mount Pleasant dis
Bank of Norwalk dis
Bauk OF Sandusky dis
Bank of Wooster dis
Bank of Zenia dis
Bank of GAINESVILLE DIS
Belmont Bank of st. Clairsville dis
Clinton Bank Columbus ! dis
Franklin Bank, Columbus ] dis
Coumbiana Bank, New Lisbon dis
Dayton Bank, Dayton dis
Farmers g. Mechanics Bank, Steubenville ! dis
Muskingum Bank, Putnam dis
Western Reserve Bank. Warren dis
Small mates of good Ohio Banks dis
Commercial Bank of Lake Erie, Cleveland s dis
Bank of Hamilton dis
Lancaster Ohio Bank, Lancaster 5 dis
Commercial Bank of Scioto, Portsmouth dis
Bank of Cleveland, s dis
Farmers Bank of Canton 13 dis
Urbana Banking Company, Urbana 40 dis
Granville Alexandrian Society 40 dis
Lebanon Miami Bank, Lebanon 80 dis
Bank of Circlevie (new) 80 dis
Manhattan Bank, Manhattan 90 dis
Ohio Checks dis
Domestic Bonds az dis
KENTUCKY.
Bank of Louisville dis
Bank of Kentucky / dis
Northern Bank of Kentucky dis
INDIANA.
State Bank of Indiana dis
New Albany Insurance Co., n. Albany 3 dis
King s. Woodburns Checks, Madison, 25 dis
Charleston Savings Institution 10 sale
White Water Valley Canal Co. 40 dis
Indiana Scrip, $5s (1S40-41 dates) dis
Indiana Scrip, S5Os g. dis
State Bank of Illinois IS dis
Bank of Illinois, Shawneetown, 60 dis
MICHIGAN.
Bank Of ST. Clair, IS dis
Other Michcan Banks (specie payng)
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia City Banks dis
Country Banks generally 2a5 dis
United States Bank 2s dis
DELAWARE.
All Banks l dis
NEW YORK.
New York City Banks par
Country Banks dis
NEW ENGLAND STATES
All solvent Banks ] dis
MARYLAND.
Banks generally dis
VIRGINIA.
Eastern Banks dis
Wheeling dis
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All Banks 8 dis
NORTH CAROLINA.
All Banks dis
ALABAMA.
All Banks IS dis
TENNESSEE.
All Banks 23-4 dis
GEORGIA.
Banks generally dis
ARKANSAS.
All Banks 65 dis
LOUISIANA.
Commercial Bank 10 dis
Citizens Bank 45 dis
Consolidated Bank 35 dis
Orleans Bank 40 dis
Exchange Bank so dis
Improvement Bank 65 dis
Atchafaaya Bank IS dis
Other Louisiana Banks par
snrz
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NOTlCE.-My wife, Catharine Yager, has left
IN my bed and board without any just cause or
provocation, therefore warn all persons against
harborlng or trusting her on my account, as am
determined not to pay any debts of her contracting
after this date. HENRY YAGER.
July 10, ls45. 10
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ARCHBOLl) & v

ARCHBOLD & WIRE.
A TTORNEYS and Counselors at Law, and
IA Solicitors in Chancery, Woodsfeld, Monroe
county, Ohio.
December 27, 1914.
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY, IS.
= In the Court of Common Pleas of said
county. y.-Attachment
Debt, $500 OO.-Damages, 800 90.
William Armstrong,
vs.
George Koch.
Notice IS hereby given that on the 25th day of
April, A. D. ls45, the said William Armstrong
sued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas aforesaid
writ of attachment against the lands, tenements,
goods, chattels, moneys and effects of the SAID
George Koch, an absent debtor for the above
amount of debt and damages, which said writ was
returned at the June term Of said court, A. d.
1916, served.
Attest, VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
July 2, lS45.
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NNoNRoE COMMON PLEAs.-Petilion to

NUONROE COMMON PLEAS.-Peton to
IVH complete Real Contract.
Jesse Eagon, Executor of the estate of Michael
Donohoo, deceased,
Mary Donohoo, Nancy Wiscarver, John Sawvllc,
Thomas, James, William, John, and Hannah
Donohoo, and John Wolford and Margaret his
wife.
The said defendants will take notice that the
said plaintiff on the fifteenth day of July. 1915,
filed his petition in the Clerk office of the court
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, pray
ing among other things that said court will order
and decree that said plaintiff complete the contract
referrnd to in said petition; and that the plaintiff
convey the following real estate to John Sawville,
to wit: the S. w. quarter of the N. w. quarter of
section TO- township T. and range Z, in the district
of land sold at Maretta which said petition will be
heard at the next term of said court July 9, lsi5.
JESSE EAGON, Ex'r., &c.
E. A. BRATToN, his Atty. 10
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
y Common Pleas Cout.
Adam Johnston, Administrator of the estate of
Daniel Gray, deceased,
James D. Gray, George Gray, Joshua Gray, Han
nah Gray. Mary Gray, Joanna Gray, intermar-
rled with William Kirkbride, and Rebecca Gray,
lntermarried with Lemuel J. Knight, heirs at
law OF the said Daniel Gray.
The above named defendants will take notice
that the said Adam Johnston, Administrator of the
estate of Daniel Gray, decd, has this day filed in
the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county. a
petition to complete a real contract heretofore en-
tered into by the said Daniel Gray, with jeremiah
Gitchel for the sale of lots No. 80, and H. in the
town of Graysville in the county and State afore-
said.
ADAM JOHNSTON, Admir- &C.
June 2s, 1915. 10
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A NDREW MUHLEMANN'S ESTATE
"A Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
ON the estate Of Andrew Muhlemann, late Of
Monroe county, deceased.
FREDERICK MUHLEMANN.
Jnne %, lS45 10
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TNZRA T. HERvEY'S ESTATE.-Notice
Ia Is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as executor on the estate
of Ezra T. Hervey, late of Monroe county, de-
ceased.
JOSEPH HERvEY.
June 2s, 1916. l6
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-01
HARDWARE. IRON, &c

TIME undersigned are receiving per recent arri'
Il walls from England and the Atlantic cities, an
extensive assortment of Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE, selected with great care, and pur-
chased at very low rates. Their stock will consist
in part of ..f-4r.l-ir
200 Tons Swedes Iron well assorted e
S. " Rolled do do
40 Horse shoes, round square, Hoop Band
and Scroll Iron.
10 g Sheet and Boiler Iron,
10 " Cast, German, Blstercd, Sheet and
Spring Steel
60 " English and American Hollow ware,
1900 Kegs Best cut nails, ,s.... 81.
100 Sets Northern Gin segmens,
1000 boz. Cast steel, German steel, and Iron
Hoes .. g.
5000 Pairs Polished Trace chains, .r
S Casks, Polished and Black Ok log chains,
100 Sets Blacksmith Tools, -. p
900 boz. Collins and other Axes.
300 Wrought and Cast Iron Ploughs,
200 Single and Double Barrel Shot Guns,
SO Rifles,
With general assortment OF Shelf Hardware,
comprising Table and Pocket cutlery; Ivory Handle
knives aud forks in dozens and SETS Locks, Hinges.
Carpenters and Tanners tools &c. &c, to which
they invite the attention of Planters and Country
Merchants visiting tho city.
o. MAZANGE & co.
Corner of Commerce and Exchange 81. Mobile
Dec. 9TH, 1874. 30-tf
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-01
w. G. L. MORRISS.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Zee
MONROE COUNTY.

Probate Court--.JaRuary Term 1915.
FTvHlS day Sampson Gaithings the legatee named
l. in the las, will of Sampson Gaithigns Deceas-
cd late of Baldwin County Alabama, by his al
torney filed in court a specified claim against the
Estate of James Gaithings Deceased, for tho value
Of certain negroes and their hire with the interest
on the same received by the said James Gailhnss
in his life time as the property of the said Sampson
Gail hings Deceased, which were devised to The
said claimant and moved the court to decree that
tho amount of said claim he set aside, out OF the
Estate of tho said James Gaithings deceased, to
the said claimant. a
And it appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court
Tint persons interested in the Estate OF the SAID
James Gathinss deceased reside beyond the lin
its of this State so that the ordinary Citation can
not be served upon them, it is therefore ordered by
the court, that publication be made in the Missis-
sippi Advertiser, a newspaper published IN the
Town of Aberdeen Mississippi Tor six success
i've weeks notifying all persons interested IN the
osta,e of said James Gaithings deceased, to appear
AT the next term Of this court the first Monday
of April l345 when and where they may contest
the said same Taken from the Minutes ha
,>,A.i., WITNESS Hon. Nathan b.. Nor
.ssSsEyEss:. gan Judge of said court with the
-AASsATkss seal Thereof affixed
SSssyikyS I. w. WILLIAMS.
ssssg;s, CLERK.
January 8, 1s45. hor Sow
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Zepal advertisements.
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
the state of mississippi at Fulton

Joseph w Smith and !
Felix N Tarrant etal, COMP
Thomas II Wiley and Rutha his NOV Term'lS
wife and Sarah Smith and John
S Smith, minol heirs of Robert
Smith deceased, late of Monroe
county Mississippi, Defendants
TTPON opening the matters ofthis Bill and it op-
" pearng to the satisfaction Of the Courl, that
the defendants not inhabitants of this State but
reside beyond the limits thereof so that the ordina
ny process ofthis tcannotbe served upon them:
1t is therefore ordered by the court, that unless they
be and appear before the Vice Chancellor at the
court room in the town of Fulton, on the Third Mon
dav in May next, and plead answer or demur to
said Bill the several allegations thereof will be ta-
ken for confessed, and such order and decree made
therein as the Vice Chancellor may deem equitable
and lust. 1t is further ordered that copy of this
order be inserted in the Mississippi Advertiser, Il
paper published in the town of Aberdeen, once a
week for two months successivelv.
November 81 1914. J. ROBINS, CLERK
ABSTRACT OF BILL.
The compliments charge that Robert Smith died
in Monroe county Mississippi, in the year 1889,
seized of large quantity of real estate, portion
of which is situate in said county of Monroe, as
ship sixteen, range seven east; also, sections one
and two, in township sixteen. range six cast: also,
section thiry-six in township fifteen, range SIX east
Also the following lotsin the town OF Aberdeen VIZ
Lots three hundred and twenty-onc. three hundred
| and twenty-five, three hundred and twenty-three
| three hundred and thrty-three, in block twenty
two: also, lots one hundred and fftyone. one hun
dred aud ilty.two and one hundred and hfty-three
in block eleven: also, lots one, eleven and twelve
in block Two: also, lots fourteen dtiteen, IN block
egh,y.seven: also, lot eight, in block twelve also
| blocks one hundred and twenty-five, one hundred
| and twenty-seven, one hundred and sixteen, one
hundred and fifteen, and lhiry-siX also lottourteen
in block thirteen: also lot eleven in block one hum
ldred:-That lac died seized and possessed OF per
sona property md credits, largely more than snii-
cent 20 paw all the debts-that the personal prop
ertv has been fully administered ON and debts paid
and eoacies distributed; that he left his wife, ltuiha
Smith. since iutermarried withone Thomas ii WI
lev. and the following named children, viz-Ioscph
W. Smith, now Of age. Mary Ann Smith, s'tco m
term, rred with one Of the compIanants, Felix
Tnrrant, and now over the age of eighteen, Sarah
Smith and John Smith, both minors all residing
| in Perry and Dallas counties, AIabama:--Ihat said
real estate has not been divided and that an equal
division cannot be had and compainants pray the
annointment of a Commissioner to see II an equal
diyision can be had, and In case there cannot, de-
cree for the sale and division OF the proceeds OF the
same. D. pOplNo,
| q 0w Clerk.
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G. I r G U l. A II
TO THE coTroNPLANTERs OF MON

ROE AND CHiChAoAN CoNA' : ~ %
A GLANCE Mt the Cotton market in this city
n and similar one at the Mobile cotton mark
ct, will satisfy every one that the market OF New
Oleuns is from to cents per pound higher
tban the market in Mobile;lor evidence OF tvs :1ct
refer YOU to the Price Current otthe 2lstnst fer
wardcd to the Editors of the Mississippi Adv'r;l
SER You there perceive the Mobile market 10 end
at fair Cotton at 5I,and while the same qunily IN
this market is worth and sells daily from to IA
in this market; we have two higher classes OF cot"
on viz; good fair 63 to IA good and iarI3 from
these figures you will observe difference OF cts
per pound on good and fair cotton, large portion
of your cotton if gathered clear of the leaf and
ginned on good gin, will class as good and hne,
and larger proportion will go of as good fair, and
add to the price cts. per pound over Mobile;-
The additional cost of sending your cotton to TINS
market will not be over 50to75 cents per bale the
time necessary to go and return two days. Should
these considerations have their due weight with
you, shall expect to see great portion OF you IN
this market with your cotton. You Will also be
able TO purchase your groceries 20 % per cent
cheaper here than in Mobile.
---.. L. FEATHERSTON.
New Orleans, Dec. Goth 1874. 36-3t.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

+ TAKE this method of informing my friends
i custilners and the public generally that have
sold out my shop and business to Messrs. Noe and
O'Bien Tailors, Gentemen who are as well quail
fled to conduct the business myself any Other
tailor, and would solicit my friends and the public
generally to extend the same patronage to them
which they have so literally bestowed on me
since in business 81 shall be about the establish
mcnt some time in order to close my business, and
aid them as much as possible, they arc both well
qualified to please all who may favor them with
their Patronage.