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HOWE a Co, Seed store and Agricultural

"pN EG N CO., Seed Store and Agricultural
Wareh0u,- Merchants Row, Boson-NuTerirs At Cam
bridge College Mass only urss from The city
collections of Vegetable
Seeds b. found In the eouHy, eompn
age nt, and including the newest and most
PoyoI varieties aud superior collection 81 Bultous Plowr
Dahia Gardening Botanical and AZ
nculual Books.
popreoTs Containing Upwards
o hy Offer for sake Of the largest and richest
collections of
PIur and Ornamental Trees.
Rysrgreeus, Flowsrine Shrubs and Plants.
Pear. Plum aud Cherry Stocks
Gtape Vines Raspbeuie-, &c.
Greenhouse aIA Hardy IIerbaeeous Plants.
Roses aud Caupriias
Dahas and HabOus PkNeT Roots
Rhubarb aud Asparagus Rops
BuektLorn AbOt Via. for hedges
Great attention has been devoted " fruit particularly
Europe by per-
s0nal the celebrated fallD I54f Up
400 Of the Pear alone
Of which have been planted yearly
coming into bearing by which perfect accuracy
nly be- dspeEoed upon.
They would pee ally call the attention euhvaors to their
wh,sh grown Nouh be able
rOd thaH uo-e iacd where The comparatively mild
Catalogue gruus
The collection ~ Roses Unsurpassed comprising than
t~elve huLdrd
Kinds be obtained of the celebrated cuivaof-
Ffancc.
The green department compete all Tho
dentahie varieties Uf Camilla Pclrgunu Alsa Cactus
PsoBy, Puehsia, Cbry,a nibeniun. japan Lilies &C.
'.'AhLcftl discount made In large pufchafefs
kJ Al orders 10 he accompanied with the cash, dra
satisfactory reference
Catalogue cent gratis to every post paid applicant
Orders addfcsd VIII b. promptly executed, the
panls 'tcutry packet o. bear transportation any part
s0uHty, aus forwarded wtirrut i-liy. de I-jm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-30
PORE EYEs.

The inflammation and disease always the ball Of the
eye IA tie socket Hehe" the teach
the sat OF the hh nation viii good The saIye n
rube the penetrate directly into the ,ock, ms
pores VIII be- oP"neda proper and tho
diseasr Will soon oil surface.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-30
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,

NOTICE.
SRz4 WE titKC this occasion TO give
M "a nptier thst 9. atahiy 40 hand. stoves,
clM - Grassand Cooking Rangers ug al huIs tia.
N4Ikf - gru,rapy u- 6 tu this market.
ga manufie turs, which wiIser reasonable
USE-1B - isuus AEo Hats agricultural Furnaces
a1sfFc4H -t-aiuinr food fof Stock, which
F5EI a." manufacturers prices. amer addIry the
n p,us.a. ~ our I'm. St0fr and Sheet Iron Manu-
fl~;pr, nearths Bell Tavern where all kinds
o while ae un t- trims and at
rshorr.t Roofing Tn or Coppur Guuenng,
rnIn ~ 4 Y WELLER.
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GOoDYEAR,s metallic CT n-ELAsIIC
MACHINE Betting,

PATENTED 1874.
MADE only at RoItury Boston, Mass.
I an article oi immense value 10 consumers OF
II Machine Betting. Its peculiar quslties
l. Perfect equality Of width and ihckn which will
No degree of heat under $50 FarenhcI injuries
mains flexible any 81 of cold
Essential and common oils tup-ntne and other solvents
% Which destroy leiIrrJ prolee
T. IL Of strength and durability, adjusted
ehinery does reqsir leather.
IL adapted al kinds Machinery The prices which
afforded ehar with the remarkable poPsics
ders worth the ausB'ion Of all WHO the ariele
CreuIlr isi prices h. Forwarded
application IN liz slbscr5-r WHO the nueicnt Agent
manufacturers All and promptly
CHARLES w. BJRNEY, Selrrg Agent
no 7-6m no -, fremont Row, Boston. Mss.
.fOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANUFACrORY
FENHE subscriber v,u. night Ensfpn
emily Manufacture COeIans Patent Asrian Attat
and to apply Piano Fnnc- with additional
vend tn used the country
They also manufacture Piano Forrs ofcssry description sier
with without the frame, and the Hpau At
tachmsut.
Persons wishing obtain u KIND,
mandatory hereby assured that ancases orders
mail shall be- faithfully executed. prices they
employed 90 agent, pr sent themselves.
To remove al doubts ifrin the minds e those unacquanied with
u.s. We hereby a. Ic1nss every such
from Of the county refund the purchase
Rry, II the purchassr = satisfied
Any person slng relation the Holn.
obtain o tie 1L, IsSO FoRTE J0rESAr eDd
their address 7. GILBERT 4 90.
no Il-6m No soc Washington street. Boston. Mass.
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SPLENDID PIANOS.
NATE the exclusive agents for the sale OF
~ Worcester superior Piano fDtes Richmond and Of
fer 10 those want Of god
Mr Worcester Of s0dau Wof
Durham 81 New Yofs long and syeetaby known
Of the best Manufacturers of Plnos county
authorized equal II a little superior
any this country our the Manufae
loy New YORK, and $40 $500 pledge
refund the purchase money IN
stfunient does not prove guaranteed.
PIANOS TUNED.
We have employed TunsT IT Pianos long experienced
repairing and tuning Piano FOs- podnrs the
highest testimonials ~ his ahy satisfaction. nearly
all ie best makers IN New Work, where
the ninuetory spddari, Worcester Dunhlm tuner An
orders len viii b. promptly attended
sod the country perfect order psekei
IN their rgina under the supervision NJ
DRINkER n MORRIS,
NH Main gttest
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BECKW lTH'S
A NTI.DY SPEPTIC Pill l. 5
HNlIESE PILLS have been now moro than |


Il years public prrtension the cha
claimed for cny examined and tested BY great
number Of be deceived and deeply in
tereed results with aud Judge without
favor.
Experience weakened but strengthened
and confirmed them by of testimony Of such respectable
character has rarely sustained article in thus form
the public familiar the Kind Of
publish SIMPLY Of the references from
Pills willing o friends.
References:
Mr Van Buren, late Pr-siden; NJ the United States
Hon Geo r.. Badger IL. o.. late Secy Navy.
RI Rev l.. :. Ives, u. D., Bishop OF ". Carolina.
Hon James r - late q. : Senator and Governor OF N. T.
Hon Henry Poster. Distinct Judge q =. Cont.
Hon Beverly Tucker Law Professor WA Mary College
Hon WIN. Pre- snn, q. : senator, \. e..
Hon. John Henderson q. : senator, Miss
Hon y. 2. Tamadgs u. : senator, New York
Hon T. Sianv, 81
Hon Richard Hines late G NC.
Hon Charles Fisher late ". g., " g.
J HIcsken Circuit Judge Tenn.
Rev Geo. w Freeman. H. o.. Columbus, Miss.
Rev. ~ r Blake VASE, y. e.
Rev stephen Cucke, Lennon Castle, Va.
DT We have made with Dr. BECKwITH. and
keep constantly hand supply P-
held such high estimation they been u-rd Many
this city have used speak
tl,T
91r Retail price, 50 cents psrbor
DUVAL Il PURCELL. Druggists,
NH 4 II7 Man street, Rchmpnd
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NEW SILK HOUSE.
IA. FIEIO q CO.,
No. ], UaHoueT Street, baltimore, Nd
Importers and Jobbcrs of staple and Fancy
SILK GOODS,
- RESPECTFULLY inform the Merchants of
~ Virginia North and Carolina that they have e.,ab
shci iem.elycs the city Of baltimore purpos- ~ con
dueng Wholesale business staple and Fancy
SIRE 10 call their attention particularly Stock ~
part ~ netisusye assortment Of
Plain and Fancy Silks Of the styles f,T dresses
Every variety n Bh and Blue Blk Shks, an widths
PLAIN and Fancy cord Fiofences and Mafcrhnes
Blk, White and Cord Satins of qualities
Sefgeso Of the most approved makes various widths
Mourning and Striped 1arietons, 'Fu robes"
French Bingham Musins
BALI rnes and BaTeEes
hafquisos AMI PJlaccas beautiful goods
Ombre and Printed Mpusiine D-iainrs "Lupinss"
Shawis great variety, some very rch
Fanny lidk Gloves Hosiery NJ all varieties
Sewing siks, an eShrs and prices
Nh Blue nk, Cord and White Crates
Hat Grapes, all numbers
RbbohsBH and Cord T,tar-thc richest asuotmsn Of fan
CAP and Bonbe Ribbons every offered IN this market
laces. EdFngs AID Insertions 81
Together viii every disruption NJ goods usually found IN Sin
JobbinR House.
These roods viii be 'of very advance ~ We a dr
eimiHei remedy The cy long complained Of w this market
advantage being such that feel able compete with the
Esiisfn markets NH I0-dim
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TABLE OF RATES.

TABLE OF RATES.
Al Meeting Of the President and Directors OF the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day ct October,
Is45 the following Table OF Rates Tor the rrunspoI-
ta,on OF Passengers adopted. take effect and
alter the Il day 81 December next, until otherwise
drrcd by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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4 0OK TO YOUR INTEREST," The su

II
IL wOd respectfully inform their customers and III"
public generally they have eevedihe usual large supply Of
Tue kinds ready made CLOTHING for
winter and which they making constant additions semi
weekly consisting every variety desirable Cloaks CoaNes
Pants Brawrrs shirts. Co bosOms Stocks sOsks, lldkt,
RHsendef ewh which they will be pleased to NJ them
"a he be- and upon the reasonable terms
aken the selection OF their materials 10
goodness well tie they have taken IN
having under to dua
bHy their assortment peculiarly
desirable persons Ca and Tor yourselves
at HOOPER l. CRAFTS Virginia Claiming store,
ro7-,f No Main
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-25
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

NMy ILL be sold, in front of the Court. house
Wv door, in the | own of Jasper, on the
fifth Monday in March next, ls47, to the high
est bidder, for cash, The following described
lands, in the county of Walker, State of Ala
bama, for taxes due, viz:
The west half of the southwest quarter
section 30, township II, range s, west, con-
tanning 80 and seven hundreths acres the
east half of the south east quarter section 30.
township ii, range 3, west, containing so and
twenty hundreths acres /; the west half of the
southeast quarter section II, township Is
range 81 the east half of the northeast quar-
ter section 10, township Is. range .; the
northeast quarter of the south east quarter sec
ton 10, township Is, range o, containing 40
and forty hundreths acres; the SOUTH west
quarter of the northwest quarter section 34
township IA. range 9, containing 40 and sixty
nine hundreths acres; the northeas quarter Of
the southwest quarter of section 81, township
IA, range 8, containing 40 and sxiyenine hun
dreths acres the west half of the southeast
quarter section IA, township IA, range 8; the
south east quarter of the south west quarter
section A, township Ia, range 8.
Also, the following Town Lots, in the Town
of Jasper: Lot No. IL, and Lot No 8.
WIN. ROBBINS, T. G. w. c.
Dec. 18th, 1876. (pr's fee, Sc oo) lm3m
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-25

The Subscriber having purchased. the printing
materials Of the g State Journal & Flag" will issue
on the LIST of January, 1917, the first number Of
Democratic journal, 10 be entitled the " TUscA-
LoosA OBSERVER"
The publication of this journal has been rem
dered necessary in consequence OF the removal Of
The " Journal ard Flag" to Montgomery, by which
the Democratic party, of this section of the State,
unless provided with new publication. would be
deprived of the facilities Of home organ.
The political complexion Of the " Observer" like
its predecessor, will be purely democratic. 1t will
support with zeal, yet with proper courtesy iow-
ards those who entertain opposite opinions, the
creed of the Democratic party The course pur-
sued by the =" Journal and Fag," in matters oil parry
interest, is SO well known and understood, as to
need no further explanation, on the part OF The un-
dersigned, as TO the the 4" Observer will
pursue. Upon the gnbernatorial question, how
ever, it may not be improper 10 add, that 1t wall
advocate State Convention for the nomination
of Governor, in 1917; and in this connection,
pursue whatever course circumstances may point
out, as best calculated to unite the Democratic
party. In its general course the - Observer" WILL
while it maintains The Democratic creed in lis FULL
est sense, maintain an Independent position; by
this the undersigned means, that it shall avoid all
connection with factions, which only lend TO des-
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-25
o. Mazange g. Go.

Corner Of Commerce and Exchange Streets,
MOBILE, Ala.
Sole Agents for Peter McIntyte's Mills
Also for BuiLocks Patent Colon Packer.
A RE now receiving direct from Domestic
"A and European Manufacturers, the most
extensive and best selected assorime Mt OF Iron,
Holto7v ,care, Nails, Mastoncs, and every va
rlety Of Hpd,pare and Cutlery ever offered in
this market.
The recent depressed state of trade has ena-
hled them to purchase their Goods at unprece,
denied low prices. Their long experience in
the trade of Alabama and Mississippi has placed
it in ;heir power to select goods of patterns and
qualities peculiarly adap'ed to these States.
They are determined to offer them to purcha-
sers on such terms as they cannot fail 10 give
satisfaction. Their stock will continually be
replenished from the same sources and now
consists in part of
400 tons Swedes lRoN, assorted fiat and
square.
$50 ions Swedes iRoN 6 to II in. broad.
40 Am. and Eng rolled Iron, fiat. round
and square.
20 tons round, square, hoops, band scrol,
nall-rod and Horse shoe Iron.
10 tons Sweeds PLorGH MouLDs.
20 STEEL of all kinds.
$50 " Am. Eng. and French CASTINGS,
Owens, spiders, 9lc)
1000 Kegs Swedes Iron NAILS and SPIKES
of all SIZES.
50 Bags HoRsE SHOE NAILS.
so " Wrought NAILS, 6 to god.
~ Casks Patent HoRsE SHOES.
200 sets BLAcKsMITH's Tools, superior
quality.
45o sets CARpENTERs TooLs supero
quality.
1000 dozen HOES, Cast Steel, German steel
and lion, made to order.
5000 pair polished TRACE cHAINs, assorted
10 casks Ok, Loo, and Firth CHAINS.
500 dozen genuine collins" and other taos
steel AXES.
ions SHEET CAST STEEL. and 10 in.
wide, with every article used by Cotton Gin
Manufacturers.
5000 dozen KNIVES and Forks.
1000 &" PEN and POCKET KNIVES, to l6
blades.
200 pair Cologne. Esopus and French Burr
MILL-sToNEs, all sizes.
80 sets SAW and GRIsT-mill Irons, COM.
plete.
DuToH BoLTINo CLOTH, all of sizes, 6 4
wide, superior article.
700 PLoUaHs including the SubsoiI, Eagle,
Self-sharpener, Cast, Nos. 10. ii, II, and Corn
and every variety of newly improved.
60 FAN-MILLs, STRAw-CUTTERS, CORN
SHELTERS, RoAD-sCRAPERs, &c.
500 dozen COTTON CARDS, Nos. 8 and 10,
and Wool, No. 6.
700 dozen and coils Canton and Grass ROPE
of all sizes.
500 GUNS and RIFLES.
1000 Nova Scotia GRINDsToNEs, blue grit,
dressed and rough.
RowLAND's MILL CRoss-cUT and Pr,
Saws
100 sets TANNERS TooLs.
20 BARK VI ILLS.
Morris celebrated COOKING sTovEs.
PARLoR, OFFICE, and CHURCH Stoves,
we assorted.
With general assortment of articles used by
Planters-to all OF which they invite the atten-
ton of purchasers.
Mobile, Dec. a, 1876. tf3.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-25
PROSP
GDe TttScalunsa Obsr rser.

troy the harmony, and weaken the power of the
Dem ate arn.
The undersigned would respectfully solicit the
patrons OF the journal and Flag" and the active
members OF the Democratic party in the counties
in which it circuaes to aid him in his endeavours
10 give wide circulation to The "Obseryer"
In addition to politics, The undersigned proposes
TO devote arge space in the columns of the Z, OBJ.
server" TO subjects of agriculture, commerce, and
manufactures; the latter branch of industry has
just commenced to develope itself in Alabama, and
requires only The direction of public attention tow
ards it, and the encouragement Of our citizens, to
render it one of the principal sources of wealth to
our State.
The proceedings of Congress will be furnished,
as will, ALSO the proceedings of the State Legi,a-
ture, as fully as its columns will admit The current
literature, and the news Of the day, will be pub.
Iished soon received; and no labor will be
Withheld which may be necessary o render the
"Observer" both useful and instructive 10 its
readers
TERMS:
The "Observer" will be published at 81 per
annum in adance; or S. at the end Of the
subscription year.
JAMES w. WARREN.
Tuscaloosa, Dec. 25, 1916.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-25
JAILOR,s NOTICE.

COMMITTED to the Jail of Limestone
~ county, State of Alabama, on the 50th
day Of October, 1916, a negro man. who calls
his name SIMON, and says that he belongs to
Mr.. James Moore, a negro trader from Viz
ginia.
SAID negro is about f7e feet, seven or eight
inches high. of dark comp EXON, and about ihir.
ty years old. and says that he is by profession
blacksmith. The owner is requested to come
forward. prove property, pay charges and take
him away, or he will be dealt with according
to law.
JAMES L. RANNY, Jailor.
Dec. 25, 1915. 6m.6
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-25
Id.

WXIM. McCAY, (recenty of Eutaw) RESI-
w pectfully offers his services to the c:li
zens of this place and vicinity, as conductor of
Male School. From many year experience in
teaching, he flatters himself thai he will be able
TO please those who may patronize him. He
will devote himself to the moral and intellectual
advancement of his pupils, exercising over them
a strict, yet parental discipline.
The course prescribed will enbrace the us.
ua branches of English Education, wi h nstruc-
ton in the Latin and Greek Languages. Par
ticular attention will be gwen to Composition
and Defamation.
Terms per session of five months Primary
Department, $l2. Advanced SIG. Longua-
ges, 800.
o. Ref-f1on. S. McAlpin and Hon. J
w. Taylor, Of Greene county.
Tuscaloosa, Jan. 9. 1916. tES.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-25
Valuable Books.

DATRlCK, Lowth, Arnald, Whltby, and
a Lowans Critical Commentary and Par.
aphrase on the Old and New Testament and
the Apochraphy. 4 vos--Svo.
Stackhouse's History of the Bible London
Ed. VOL Royal-Svo.
Burnett on the thirty nine articles. / vol
8vo.
Dowliugs History Of Romanlsm, splendidly H.
lust rated.-8vo.
History of the Religious denominations, exist
ing in the United States-wrilten by Theo-
logical Professors Ministers, and Lay MEM
bers of the respective denominations COM
pied and arranged by "Daniel Rupp," of
Lancaster, Pa. vol-8vo.
Taylor's Manual of History. Antiert and Mod
ern. ! vol-evo.
Burnet's history of his own times London
Ed. vol. Royal-Svo.
Cyclopedia of 5000 Practical Receipts, and
collateral information in the arts. Manu-
factures, and Trades, including Medicine,
Pharmacy, and Domestic acknowledgement
as reference book for Manufacturers, and
heads of families, illustrated with numerous
engravings, vo,.
London Encyclopedia, % vols. bound.
For sale by
d. WOODRUFF, Book seller.
:, Wavcrly Place.
March 2a 1916. tf-19.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-25
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

W|lI.L be sold, in front oflhe Courthouse
w door, in the Town of Jasper, on the
third Monday in June next, I947, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described lands
in the county OF Walker, State of Alabama, for
taxes due, 10 wit
The northeast quarter of section 26, town.
ship ii, range A, west part of the north east
quarter of the northwest quarter of section g.
township IL, range A, west, containing q
acres; the north. west quarter of the north
east quarter of section 3, township IL, range 4,
west; the southwest part Feast of the Black
Warrior River) of fractional section 26, tow n
ship Ia, range g, west, containing 1856 and
sixty seven hundreths acres; the northwest
part (east of the Black Warrior River) of fiac
tional section 35, township Ia, range 6,west, con-
ming l59 and ten hundreths acres the west
part of the northeast part (east OF The Black
Warrior RiveD of fractional section 23, town.
ship Ia, range 6, west. containing 30 acres; and
the east half of the north eeat quarter of sec.
ton %, township IA, range g. west.
WIN, ROBBINS, T. g. w. G.
Dec. 18Th, 1916 prs fee $40 sol 1m6m
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BOOKS EsOOMS!!
DAVID WOODRUFF,
Bookseller and Stationer,
TUSCALOOSA,
OFFERS NOR SANE


A very extensive stock of Books of every
N variety and description, and in all the de-
partments of Literature, Science, and the Arts.
Particular attention IS invited 10 his collection
of LAW, THEOLOGICAL, and MEDICAL
Works; most Of these he will sell at the p ub-
lisher's prices.
His assortment of BIBLES, Prayer Bo ks
Hymn Books, &c. embraces every kind that can
be wanted. BIBLES and TESLA VENTS
from HAkPER'S SPLENDIDLY ILLUMI
NAT ED and ILLUS IRATED NEW PIC
TORlAL BIBLE, a most magnificent work
Qn Sd Nos at % cts each) down 10 the New
Testament tor a bit.
Stationery.
BLANKS, Records, Journals, Ledgcrs, Day
Cooks, Dockets, &c. &c, &c, of all sizes.
~ The paper in these Blanks will give uni
versal satisfaction, having been carefully selec-
ted on account of lis thickness aud smoohness,
b eng free from the roughness that prevents
rapid writing and also from the opposite ex
treme-of being too highly glazed, giving pa
per a greasy appearance.
School Books.
All the popular School Books now in use
including '.The Alabama Series"
Fancy Articles
such as are usually found in Bookstores,
ID. w. is constantly ordering supplies from
the north, and can easily procure at the short
est notice, any book not on hand.
New Books received from all quartes, as
soon as out of the Press.
o. Orders from distance, will meet with
prompt attention.
Valuable Cooks!
D'Aubgnes History of Reformation, vol. 4.
price 81 10 els.
DIR. Ollns' Travels in The East, 2 vols.
Presscotts Conquest of Mexico, 3 VOLS
price $3.50
Dow jr's Patent Sermons, yol.-pnce 81 ,0C
Webster's Largest Dictionary, 2 vols.
Tupper's Poverbial Philosophy, vol. -
price $l,00. s =. .-s.5.
Greenhous' Oregon, & California, vol.
Vestiges of Creation, "a few left) ! vol.
Slborne's Waterloo Campaigns, vol.
Ures' Dictionary of Arts, &c vols.
Facts in Mesmersm.
D'Lara by Mrs. c. l.. Hentz-prce so cts
Glllian's Mexico.
Just Received
Via Selma. new supply of Books, principal,
beautiful Gift Books for the Christmas season
A nnuas for 1S47, beautiful Chidrens Books
Toys, &c.!&c.
ALABAMA NLMANACS for 1s47,
d. WOODRUFF,
Waverley Place.
Dec. IL, 1916.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-25
Supreme Court,

In pursuance of an order of the Supreme
/ Court, the business of the Court at the ensu-
Ling December Term. will be taken up in the
following order, to wit
/. The North Western Division.
2. The Western Division, consisting of the
counties of Sumter, Greene. Perry. Marengo
and Pickens.
3. The North Eastern Division.
4. The Eastern Division.
B. The Southern Division.
JAMES B. WALLACE. Cpk.
OF Editors will confer favor on the pro
fession by inserting the above.
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TUSCALOOSA HIGH SCHOOL.

W. e. RICHARDSON, PRoPmEroR.
HHE xeicices of this Institution will be re.
I sumed on Monday, January 4th 1S47.
The studies preparatory to entering any class
in the University will be taught, and English
branches TO any extent that The pupil may re-
qure. Scholars that are not advanced as fer
as Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geogra
ply, will not be received. Terms Twenty
dollars per session of five months.
N. B. The proprietor will board few pupils
from abroad, if they come well recommended
Dec. 25, 1916 ly-6.
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Pickens CO Dec. 30, 1916.
COMMUNICATED

What's in name Why much, especial.
ly when that name is expressive Of quail
Nv. | have been lead TO this remark, BY
observing the various appellations affixed TO
the new discovery of Explosive Cotton.
Whatever name now becomes common,
will probably be permanent, therefore it
would be well ifa name could be agreed up.
on that woa'd be appropriate, Explosive
Cotton" seems more accurate. "Gun Cot.
ton" would do very well, but Cotton Pow
der" is altogether objectionable, nasmuch
as it IS not powder, but fbrous sub
stance as before its preparation.
Pass the word round then. that it is not
Cotton Powder, but Explosive Cotton"
ALIQUlR.