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Chapultepec, excited to enthusiasm by the
brilliant deeds of the Palmetto Regiment,
the old hero shouted to them, as they passed
before him" Hurrah! my brave South
Caroliniansl! l!'' After the grafton, the pro-
cession moved to the Episcopal Church,
where the funeral services was read by the
Rev. P. J. Shand, and the body of Colonel
Butler inferred with the Honors of War
A detachment of the Military proceeded
with the body of fLieu,enant-C Col Dickinson
to the borders of the Town, where it was
received by a Committee from Camden, at
which place it is to be inferred, in the fami-
ly burying ground of the deceased. During
the ceremonies. minute guns were fred
from the Arsenal, which, with the solemn
tolling of bells, the muffled drums, the i'm.
posing array of the military, the funeral
pals covering the coffins, each resting upon
a heavy cannon, and drawn by four white
horses, the ridcress horse of the deceased,
the flag shrouded in Grape, the shattered
remnents of the Palmettos, following the
corpses, some on crutches and almost all
bearing on their persons evidence of the
dreadful scenes through which they had
passed, the sorrow and gloom depicted in
every coun:enance, presented scene the
most solemn and imposing we have ever
beheld.
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Valuable Negroes for Sale!

A family comprising six likely and unusually valu-
able negroes will be offered in lot, at public sale
at Abbeville G. H., OH Sale Day in February next,
to witt Snowdcn (a mulatto) about SIS years of age,
superior cook, coachman, Sc; Anna, his wife,
(dark) about AZ years Of age, a valuable house
servant, scamstrcss, &C.; Maria (mulatto) about
Is years of age; three children, Becky, Sarah and
Harriet, from to years of age, brown and very
likely. The family is sold for fault they are
faithful aud honest. They can be bought previous
ly at private sale by application to Capt. Robert
Cunningham, i'll Laurens; or, Mr.. Edward Noble,
ut Abbeville G. H.
TERMs-One-halfo cash one-half at one year oil
a note with good surety.
N.B.-The purchaser can also have Jane "a
daughter of Anna) very likely mulatto girl, about
lS years Of age, at the price of $500.
Jan ID 46-3t JOHN CUNNINGHAM
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A Voice from Tampa.

The subscriber having purchased house in Tam
pa, East Florida, and, being desirous of removing
immediately. will offer to his debtors, one more
chance, for liquidatng the claims he holds against
them
He may be found, on Friday and Saturday, of
this week and next at the Office of Major T. P.
hInt I s ;nst NAV be- ors 1snu any
agreeable to settle with me, than to settle with
}. Il. Wilson. EsqE, who does business according
to Law. .s:s,;
Persons. desirous Of buying household and kitch-
en furniture, will do we'll to call at my residence,
two miles above the Village, and purchase private
y, az expect to sell every article at sacrifice
We have fine chairs, book cases, mahogany and
pine tables, bedseads, bureaus, l fine sofa, and
numerous other articles, such as persons need in
housekeeping, if not already supplied. -
Having prospect, Of selling my land, at my
own price also offer, at private sale, my stock Of
cattle; hogs, and sheep. -,
J 81 3 80 s%S FRANKLIN BRANCH.
~ January 10, I84e. s2 As g2t.
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$25 Reward {!

Runaway from the subscriber during the
Christmas Holidays, NEGRO BOY,
named Daniel. He is about five feet ten or
twelve inches high. yellow complexion, is a
good musician on the violin or fife..
It is my opinion that the said boy has been
induced to leave me by some white. person; as
he came from North Carolina. The above
reward will be given to any person for the ap-
prehension Of said boy and his delivery to me
or in some Jail where can get him.
Jan 3 44tf ALEX. GORDEN.
The Greenyille sMountaineer will please
copy three times and forward account to this
cfice for collection.
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Executors Sale.

Will be sold on the 25th instant, at the house
Of Andrew Mantz, one Road Wagon, a horse,
or bales of cotton, some cattle, hogs and
corn-the Estate of Mary Steife, decd.
Also, came day, One Hundred Acres Of
Land, adjoining lands Of Jno Adams, and
others, part Of the Real Estate of said Mary
Steife, decd, and if the Land is not sold on
that day, it will be sold on the first M on
day in February, next, at the Court. House on
creeit, the purchaser to pay for titles.
DAVID LESLY, Ordinary,
Jan 10, i5 3w and Ex'or.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of DR.. E..
G. Baker, deceased, are requested to nuke
immediate payment. All having demands,
will please render the amount of their claims
Immediately, as no disposition can be made
OF SAID Estate till the Indebtedness can be as
certalned. All communications by mail must
be free of postage. j. BAILEY, Admir-.
Stony Point, Jan 26 AZ St
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johnson Female Seminary,
AT ANDERSON C. III

Cs III.
THE Exercises of this Institution will COM
mence on the first Monday in February next
under the supervision Of MRS. MARY E.
DANIEL, of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Mrs.
DANIEL comes to us with the highest and
most satisfactory testimonials as to worth
and capacity, and the Trustees confidently
recommend her to parents and guardians as
a lady OF ripe literary attainments, eminent
ly qualified in every respect to impart an
education practical and accomplished. The
Seminary. as its Patron-name indicates, will
be under the control of the Baptist denomi-
nation, but entirely exempt from Sectarian
bias in its government and course of finstruc-
tion. The Trustees are determined to spare
no pains to render it one of the first female
schools in the Southren Country; to which
end, although it will be leading object
with them to elevate the standard ofeduca-,
ton, ample provision will be made for the
youngest pupils. The course ofinstruction
given will be very extensive, comprising, in
addition to the Elementary branches, b.
tang; History; Astrononsy; Natural, Nor
al, and Mental Philosophy; Chemistry =
Phis1ology; Rhetorsc; Composition; French,
Spanish, and German Languages; Music on
The Piano and Guitar Draining from, Ma.
tyre; Painting IN Oil and Wqter Colors,
&C.: &C., &c.
In presenting the claims OF this Institution
to the public, and asking for it their favora-
bic consideration and patrona age,> the Trus-
tees desire to say that its location is in one
of the healthiest and most salubrious regi- ;
ons of the ate-distinguished for it's high
toned morality and strict regard to economy. =.
The musical department will be under the
control of MISS Rosa H. WALLER, who has
had several years experience in this branch
OF teaching, and is emlnently qualified for
employed for the junior classes Unnecessary.
The scholastic year will consist Of ten;
months, and be divided into two Sessions;
the first commencing on the first Monday in,
February, und the second on the, second
Monday in July-Rates Of Tuition per Ses.'
sion will be as follows 80 80
Orthography, Reading, Writing and
Elementary Arithmetic, 30 -$5e CO.
The above, with English Grammar
and Geography, s-.sS $50 90
The above, with Higher Arithmetic,
History and Composition, 10 CO.
The above, with Botany; Natural,
Mental and Moral Philosophy & s.. !.
Astronomy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, &, !,
&c., a.s Sl2s 90 I
The above, with the French, Span. 7.S
ish and German Languages, or Fl; = ]:
either ofthem, ~ s. &: sssli 81 90
Music, go 81 g 40 90
Drawing and Painting in Oil scr
Water Colors, 81 sss ZOE 90,
Good boardlng may be had daLths Hotels
or in private families, including WASHING.
fire and candles, aI from s6#to per,
month. s
A RICE, - ISL ls .IsAsi1 81,
!. ID BRowN, REEp. sa
sssV d ANT, rSBS GslssoN.
8. McCULLY, II = tIlRrcHs,
sys n p. Isl. v AND1vER, e sss
sss PRusrE,Es s:
Anderson c:. Il Jan. i ;ls47. Asst
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Negro for Sale.

Will be sold, OH Sale Dayi in February, to the high
est bidder, valuable negro man, about 47 or 4S
ycras of age. He can be bought at private sale, if
applied for previous to Sale Day. he is sold for no
fault; perfectly honest and faithful For further
information, apply at this office.
Jan 26 AZ &c
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of VIM Brooks,
deceased, are requested to make immediate paw
ment, and those having demands aga;pst the Es-
tate to present them before tho 28th day of Febru-
ary next, as settlement Of tho Estate is expected
to be made on that day.
WIN. II. Brooks,
SUsANNAH BnoeKs,
Jan ~ 46-6t Admir- and Adm'x.
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M A RTIN & LEE,
Attorneys at Law
ABBEYILLE c. ii.

5a ABBEvILLE C. II.
The undersigned have formed a co-partnershp In
tho practice of LAW and EQUITY, and will at
tend the courts of tho Western circuit, and also
Edgefeld of the Southern circuit.
Their Office is situated in tho range east of the
public square aud adjoining Messrs. Thomson &
Fairs Office. NOV II 38-tf
.. ?. MARTIN. WIN. Aud. LEE
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lot lo4I, VIZ: .-
At McGaw's on Monday, 7th FebruarN y
" Moseley's &C Tuesday, 9Th I" - \
Moragne's Wednesday, 9th
Wellington Thursday, 10th 6
Cabins Mills" Friday, l1th
Warrington Monday, l4th ("
Norwoods Tuesday, 18th &C"
Loundsvllle " Wednesday, 9th"
Tribes " Thursday, 18th :"
Calaham's Friday, 18th {" -
Due West Saturday, 10th s
" brakes Monday, 21st
Scuf1letown Tuesday, 22d 4"
J. G. Waters Wednesday. 23d"
Cokesbury Thursday, oath 4"
AbbevilleCH." Monday, 9th March.
SmithvisIe I" Tuesday, 7th "
Deadfall " Wednesday, sth"
Stony Point 4" Thursday. 9th &c
-" Gillam's, ".Friday, 10th "
Cambridge ' Saturday, l1th "
Greenwood " Tuesday, l4th
Woodvllle !" Wednesday, 18th"
White Hall " Thursday, 10th "
Cothran's, {" Friday, 18th
Cedar Springs IS Saturday, 18th
" AbbeviIiccH.a Monday, goth
Tuesday, 2lst
Wednesday,22d
Thursday Esd
John Bradley's" Monday, 9th &c
w RI McCaw'ss: Wednesday,29th''
" brakes &C Friday, 3ist f"
Greenwood s' Saturday, 1st April.
At Abbevlle Cour, House again on Mon.
day (Sale Day) the Sd April, which will
be the last day for receiving returns. All
persons failing to make returns on or be-
fore that day. will be lawfully liahle to nav
a double tax
All Tares must be paid at least by the
first Monday in May. or Executions will be
issued
All taxable property must be returned in
the name of the proper owner. Guardians,
Executors, Administrators, will take notice,
to return all taxable property under their
control. All persons who may have trans
ferred taxable property between the lst of
October, 1916, and the LIST of October, ls47,
are required 10 make the same known 10
me. w. S. HARRIS, Il. c..
january 10, 1848 46 If
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NOTICE.

AN persons indebted to the estate of Revs.
]oRp Porter, decd, by note or account, are
requested to make payment Immediately; and
all persons having demands against the es..
tate are requested to present them, as I am
desirous of settling up the affairs Of the es.
tate. r. NJ. DAVIS, Admir- *
with VIII Annexed.
Jan $ a. I'm
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1T All persons indebted to the Office either for
Letter or Newspaper Postage, requested to call
and settle their accounts.
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NEW COACH FACTORY.
Deal & Taylor,
Respectfully announce to tho citizens of this Vii
lage and vicinity, that they have leased the large
and commodious shop recently erected, and pro-
pose to carry the above business in all it's va
rious branches, such building and repairing
Coaches, BarOuches, Buggies, Sc.
ana aa;e a,ea inc latest and most approved style.
and Trimmers, we pledge ourselves that our work
shall not be surpassed by any other shop. Our
timber and other materials shall always be of the
best kind. Our work warranted, and the prices as
low as can be afforded. All we ask of the public
ig to give a trial. We will commence business
the first day of January. MILTON H. DEAL.
EDWIN J. TAYLOR.
N. B.-As we intend to have two FORCES in op-
Grafton in the smith shop, will be able to do any
kind of plantation work on as good terms as can be
bono at any other shop. d. TT.
Abbeville c. H., Dec %. 43 If
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HYM EMAIL.

Married, on the evening of the 18th inst,
at the residence ofDavid Wadaw, by Dr..
F. Branch. Mr.. WILLIAM ADAMS to
Miss AGNES D. GREY.
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Mules, Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,

; H1u1e"3 No1NOS3 OuttlO3 11VOS u1IU DlICUp,
Cotton Gins, sett of good Running Gear
Wheat Thrasher, Cotton Whippcr, good
Road Wagons, 9 Dutch Fans, 9 Carriages,
1 Buggy, first rate Piano of Chickering's
make. and many other articles too tedious to
mention. Terms made known on day ofsale.
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Auction Sale.

Auction Sale.
6a The subscriber will sell at
auction, to the highest bidder,
"a ~eon Sale day next, at this place, a
~ large LOT of Boots and Shoes they
are madc of the finest material and many of them of
the latest fashion. Persons desiring such articles
would do well to attend, bargains may be had
lie will still continue the Boot and Shoe business
and will be thankful for patronage. All orders in
his line will be filled with neatness and despatch
and at reasonable terms. E. ROCHE.
January l2, l84S. Is at
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The cash system must be strictly adhered to, and
all persons indebted to me by note or account are
requested to make payment. can at all times be
found on DR.. Towncs's plantation.
w. GILBERT.
January l2, 1913. as g.
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GREENWOOD
+ E. M A l. E A ADEM
(Undcr the control of tho Baptist Denomination }

Mr.. and Mrs. ROBERT II. NICHOLS have the
pleasure of announcing 10 their friends and tho
public, that the Third Session of their School COM
menced on Monday tho 10th instant, with very
fattering prospects, and that they have secured the
permanent assistance Of Miss SARAH A. WRAY, of
Augusta, Ga, who will take exclusive charge of
the Music and Drawing Departments
Greenwood, Jan Is, lS4S 46 St
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Negroes to be Hired!

Also, at the same time and place, several
negroes will be HIRED out for the balance
Of the year. J. S. ALLEN.
January 10 46 4w
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Notice to Tax Payer .,,
1 will attend the undermined timss and
places for the purpose Of Collecting Nres
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LEATHER.

LIZA l. IlEN.
Tho subscriber has hand at his Tan Y ard in
Anderson District, fine assortment of excellent
LEATHER of all kinds, which he will sell at N.
York prices. W. RANSOM
Dee Is 40 Ct
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UThe AbbcviIic Female Acad-
emy will be re-opencd tho second Monday in
January next.
Principal, ID. McNEILL TURNER.
Assistant,
Teacher of Music, Miss HARRISON
Boarding and Tuition at tho usunl prices.
Dec 81 43tf D. McNEII4L TURNER
UA Card.-I will continue to practice in
tho Court of Law for Abbevlle, and will regularly
attcnd it's sessions l refer my friends to Messrs.
CocnRAN & NOBLE Mt Abbcville c.. H.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Charleston, Nov3 SO INST
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G. A n DID A II ES.
FOR OR DIN RY.

FOR ORDIN NARY.
We are authorized to announce WILL.
LIAM HILL as a candidate for Ordinary
at the ensuing election.
We are authorised to announce JAMES
S WILSON as a candidate for Ordinary at
the ensuing election.
Abbeville Sheriff Sales.
BY virtue Cf sundry Wrts of Fieri Facas, to
me directed, l will sell, at Abbev,lle Court
House. on the first Monday IN FEBRU-
AIRY next, the following property, viz:
Sorrel Horse, levied on as the property
Of James Gray ads r A Archer.
Terms Cash.
A. C. HAWTHORN, g. A.p.
Sheriff. Office, Jan 5, le48
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Male and Female High Schools,
Greenwood. AbbeyiIIe s. C..

Greenwood, AbbcviIle S. C..
Tho High School at Greenwood, under the con-
troll oftho Prcsbytry of South Carolina, will open OH
the LIST Monday in February next, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the friends of these Institutions
will bo ACTIVE in their patronage We cannot
avoid the obligation which rests upon us to s,,s-
tain them, US our resolutions-f not our VOWS, are
upon
Principal Of the Male School, DR.. l. AuLD.
Do Female School, Rev. JNo BoGcs.
Assistants Misses BoGGs.
Trustees
JAhEs GILLIAN DAVID LEsI.Y.
JOHN LOGAN. f.. r. CALHOUN
JOHN McLEEs.
january 12, l848' As If
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a1 u ne operations. by any other PREPARATION com.
PSrnueu ,Oi sisahaI purposes. before the public
ne Speclhcs are combinations of approved medicines
nsnhE Je eAceHent qualities Of each medicine into one
MIoe 50 a. 10 produce efc emit COMPOUNDS
lave never YET been known fail ID impossible 10
Poauce oil The power OF medicine of th pecuar
nature OF o hewle host of facts might h. advanced 10
snow the broad and deep foundation uIon which ne Char
@ ~ I ese f3pectlcs rests Tor support Lnnr-sfanding
css o. 0oRorTdd, feet, Structures Pans 81 m % 8
Bf5ltohs O ne hfdHeBs, CfTaref Burnfn p i fbei H.
aFg FgSSagtS. etc. etc. have yielded 10 he counand ~
hFneDie antldotes, and ms of ypUrEs III lie f
sanatiye influence W O'' astonishing
The preparation IS, without doubt the most eff rtu, ROM
coy ever discovered and has cured many obstinate disea
after every other medicine had failed IN ~ inn 1901 -
II Is nearly taseess, and effects Deyy1ayegt - =, ~
space o. JDe or SIR days without restriction 10 def a.
pOsufe or business Besides this important s1yarfsg. i
never leaves the part subject TO that troublesome y
iha occurs so often after The OF other medicine -
pTsScnbet ana taken in the iirst stage of the n - 4
VIII arrest ths discharge and remove all uppleasapf ls
n anew Gays; IN ong pOiracled or clr1Die siage IN ~
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ever discovered. 0 must VieCtu' remedy
we DO not offer these Specifics as P,YArv, or r,
every thing, but Tor the above pa med cas = -
yea by DIS Leroy and PeeteT of psris az 9,
10 iSttaFan5y cure under forfeit OF $500 '''0'"
we, Wcud here Ismark that these NT5vf,Irss t-, - L.
tt te PuDic OF NewOrleans for the lsst ,.tsc ,
'ey nave universally proved elhcacnnF '
~ t.1C IIO.F--Bs7sares IF a BqSe g;.,vs.. q s -t,
80 q spHiioha ana injurious article Rsr9fferf ~ Jg
,1se5t. th Dtited States IS A. DONNAUD No Is C,rs
Ds sLsALL n lArhkI 0etoeER Canal and Cofsteo5 ~
- = 4 realise on Structures can h. had 49,.
~ an private consultations free Of chafre M
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HARDWARE.
HARDw ARE
uIRD WARE

HARD W ARR .....s.... ii AHDW ARE,
n M Ellis Co, 104 POBdfds Street. -,
WE have on hand and mean always to be supplied zig WIN
BUILDERS HARDWARE, such as Cat and (:eS4
- WrOu eht Nails and Spikes Hooks and Hinges kS1E
- and Plates Butt Hinges and Screws. Knob; ~ -,
&sA Locks and Latches Window PulIeys anG odsn
- Fasteners AlsO-C Carpenters and Coopes Tools !
such Squares Planes Saws, Beves Chses AngeIs ana
Bits, Rules Gauges Hammers and HandAXes, Halchets'
Spirit and Plumb Levels etc, etc.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-hO
low Ware Castings Sad Irons. Taors Irons Japanned
Tin and Enameled Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery; =,
E9 We shall receive, formerly, most o. the leaung
articles in this branch to sell the Manufactures ae-
count and shall be able supply all purchasers a5 then
lowest prices. IKE 0in
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ma 6m 4ihp VAN ZANT & co. II st. Charles st.
NOTICE

NOIlOE.
Two THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI, DIS.
A EAsESrhe reputation OF he writer is 50 we essb
hshed that all that say those who have been
50 unOrtunat have contracted any fthOse dread
fu diseases known and ca led Secret Diseases any par
their various forms. is that the writer after most success
iui practice OF twenty SIX c0Hne stc b to Neneea
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (havng re.
heved many hundreds who past all hope many Of
whom had ben under the treatment Of eminent
without tceivng benefit is enabled TO otter YOU posi-
uveiy safe, certain and speedy Should any Of
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well 10 call at No. Sc CUsToMHoUsE STREET
before applying elsewhere and avail Themselves the eu
hts Of the subscribers long and exrertnce
MIST b. r. MULLEN S6 I,istoubouse ST
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for the oHre of G5nOrrhpa
elect, Structures, Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, trave.
and labor, combined TO the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians TO make various
highly important discover.
les in the healing art,
In offering these prepara-
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletiet
feaslessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, bnt une.
Qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mlldness, safety and GER
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9Th Numerous testimonials file at the COmpanys
O1ce, which would satisfy the most ncedulOus. letter
Just received from Joseph P Hail. Suffolk Va contains the
- - The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case.'
IN The Union.
This extraordinary medicine shonld be resorted the
nent any bad symptoms appear Seamen BOatmen TIav-
will save life.
ne medical faculty astonshed at its power freely
pared tOit.
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
equay eeaeous IN all the bowel and stomach complaints
OF Snd5en NO mother or physician should be without it
The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi
D. HAhSBROUGH, " Camp street. New Orleans, La,
TO whom applications Tor gences may he addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, August 1913
~" For sale by WELD & CO., Periodical Agents ~
Camp street; ALFRED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
PLACE and Gnstomh0use street. and by DRUGGISTS gen.
orally THOs COOK, Postmaster. city Of Lafayette; J.
L. VAN BQkkELLEh, corner Camp and St Mary
SIS JUHN tOEl4k Ell, LeVee and Seventh sts.
Lafayette and CHAS. BENNEOT, CarolltOn Louisiana
+. Sine GrdefeRberg Company desir0Hs Of pro.
carIng ae services Of respectable female in egeB torn
q ne UH19n, ~ business ich loH be Ucry fcTatiUe
By addressing the Company mo Broadway New York;
post paid, Particular will he furnished.
8gus 1915
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VMEG Ar EsTABLIsgE1rVTT.

WE Undesgnels constantly uanu fsrf1,i1,' - L,,
of salea very Ipe1or article OF VI NEG II 80 -
Wlci ne Will guar nlee to improve by a. AMI Ga
WI 'leiivsr y, free Of charges, IN any part ~ g1
the ttty or Lafaye.te, az the following rsjncej
plices, TO silt tie times, viz. Butts 20 ga ~ u
ga,2us ~ . Barrels 20 gallons, cent s FaIioa Iibe
"a disc6nnt msde "a wholesale enstor,srs 7oA- n i'De
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