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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-25

The INTERNAL MAcnINIsT ARREsrEp.-Om
readers will remember that we published last
week an account of s dastardly attempt by
some unknown person, to destroy Mr.. Warner
and family by "a new Internal Machine
Since that we learn that Samuel Drury has
been arrested in New York, or suspicion of
being the individual who concocted and par
TALLY executed that base design
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-25

We clip the following synopsis of the debate
IN the Convention from the South Carolinian
The President, on opening the business Of
the Convention, addressed the delegates in
most impressive and feeling manner His long
and devoted service to the State rendered him
IN every respect worthy of the position he oc-
cupied, and the weight of years, with its garn-
erea treasure of experience, eminently fitted
nm to preside over and direct the consultations
and deliberations of South Carolinians
Mr.. Gilmore, the Chairman of the Committee
OF twenty y-one, introduced the resolutions with
some very forcible and eloquent remarks. They
were replete with wholesome ndmonitions and
sound reasoning.
MIR. Strobhart, from st. Luke's, followed him,
in strong and earnest language, Depicting tho
wrongs attempted to be inflicted upon the
Southern States, and in glowing language de-
sscribcd the feelings the people ofSouth Caro-
lima
Mr.. Black, from Richland, next addressed
the Convention, in support of the resolutions
reported by the Committee, and in his usual
torcible manner urged their adoption.
Mr.. Perry, from Greenville, also made AN
able speech expressing his preference for the
proposition for Southern Convention, but
heartily concurring in the resolutions of the
Committee.
Messrs. POI Spain and Eaves also address.
ed the Convention in the same spirit of concili.
ation and harmony, as did elso Mr.. Hutson, of
oranngeburg, who advocated bold and fearless
position as the proper one for South Carolina.
MIR. McCord addressed the Convention in a
speech of some length, which was received
with many indications OF qualification by the
Convention and audience 1t was a mastery
effort, and prcGE9uced the happiest effect by the
-xt,l., IL 4, ., x.
true position
Mr. Eayes, from Chester, also addressed the
Convention in support of the resolution found
reported in another column and adopted by
the Convention - y
The Central Executive Committee of tho
State are men in whom the people will have
every confidence in the position assigned them.
They were chosen by ballot as follows: r. n.
Elnore James Gadsden, Wade Hampton. d.
j. McCord, and f. w. Piclzens,
10 this Committee, with the cooperation of
the District Committees, the people of the
state have confided their interests, and they
will not find their confidence misplaced
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Telegraphed to the Charleston Mercury.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
LIVERPOOL, Nav s,

Political. official notice had been re-
ceived at Paris of the Intervention of
Russia in the difficulties between Austria
and Hungary Russia is understood to
have placed large force at the disposal
of Austria, amounting, it is said, to one
hundred and fifty thousand men.
The Hungarians have every where
been victorious over the Austrians, and
have nearly annihilated their army. The
greatest alarm prevails at Vienna.
The King of Prussia has defnitively re-
fused to accept the Imperial Grown of
Germany, which had occasioned q sl:pht
outbreak at Frankfort.
There is no prospect of peace between
Denmark and Prussia.
More troops have left Toulon for Rome:
and it is reported that Marshal Oudinot
had reached Rome, and that the people
had risen in favor of the restoration of the
Pope, and that the members of the Re-
publican Government had fled.
The Tuscan troops have entered Leg
ho-n.
The Sicilians, beaten at all points, have
submitted TO Naples.
The war in the Punjaub is considered
as ended
lnthe British Parliament the affairs of
Canada were incidentally yintroduced, but
the Minister was very guarded upon the
subject. t s ~
The breach between Louis Napoleon
and his cousin has widened into quite o.
serious quarrel
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.
New YoRK, May IL.
Annexed you will find additional items
ofinteliigence received by the Canada. I.
From Milan we learn that Baron Brunk.
the Austrian Ambassador, having nodi-
fed the conditions FIRST proposed to Sar-
dina, and which were objected to, they
have been ecceded to by the latter now.
or, and hostilities have terminated. :
At Berlin the second Chamber has
been dissolved by the king in conse-
fuence OF having passed resolution de.
claring it inexpedient and impolite 70 hold
Berlin loL, or in state of siege. In cSrt&
sequence Of this arbitrary exercise Of tho
royal prerogative, an outbreak Of the
people took place, but it was promptly
suppressed by the troops, though not
without bloodshed.
From Rome we learn that the French
troops have entered the city, the people
making not the slightest resistance, but
! that the Pope viii not Sc permitted to
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-25

to recognize Mr. David as Consul General
1t was agreed after explanations to address the
Spanish Government on the subject, that the
error committed in the Offices should be recti.
fled. While they were thus in unccrtaiAty the
question Of naturalization CAME up, ard Mr.,
David wished to interfere. The Captain Gen
eral would not recognize his interference, and
refused to receive the letters of Mr.. David, as
they were marked Consul General Mr.. David
demanded his pass ports, which he received
lie then addressed letter to the Captain Gem
eral in which he stated that he mad not sus-
pendedNoluntarily mis- functions, but that he
was forced to u by procedure to which he
was not accustomed. He stated that he went
alone, that no one might suppose that any other
interest than that of the State caused his dc.
termination
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COURIER
Friday, MaY 25, 1873.
PUBLICATION DAY.

After this week our Paper Will be published
on Saturday morning which will give us the
benefit of Fridays mail BY this means, we
will be enabled to lay before our readers news
four days later, being up to Tuesday from
Charleston, giving the latest Telegraphic intel
ligence from all sections of the country, and of
the foreign news.
We have made an arrangement by which our
subscribers in the District will receive the CouR-
TER on Sunday, one day after its publication
After this number we will weekly lay before
our readers the state of the Hamburg markets
having secured as u regular correspondent an
experienced gentleman of that place.
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1849-08-04

New Orleans Type Foundry
AND PRINTERS DEPOT.

H. H. GREEN respectfully announces TO
Publishers and Printers, that he has established
a complete and extensive TYPE FoUNDEW in
this city.
The Book LETTER ofthis Foundry was cut
to order, by workmen of long experiences and
as no expense was spared to obtain the hpnd-
soonest faces, and to perfect them in every re-
spcct the assertion is ventured that it will be
found the handsomest in the United States.
ALSO, a very handsome assortment ofFlow-
ers, Combination Borders, and JOB LETTEl oil
the latest STYLE to which the attention Of Pin
tiers is solicited, before purchasing elsewhere.
All articles manufactured at this Foundry
shall be of a material equal, ifnot superior to
any manufactured at the North; and as they
will be furnished at New York prices, the pro-
prietor of this new enterprise trusts to meet
with due encouragement.
The subscriber is also Agent for the sale OF
Napier, Washington and Smith Presses, which,
together with Chases, Cases, Composing
Sticks, Furniture, Galleys, Printing Ink ofall
colors, and Geo. F. Nesbits celebrated premi-
um Wood Letter, including every article in
the Printing business, kept constantly on hand
at moderate rates.
GrThe proprietors ofnewspapers who VIII
publish this advertisement six months, and
send paper TO this Foundry weekly, will 10
paid for the advertisement by purchasing six
times the amount of advertising bill in Typo.
H. H. GREEN, II Canal Street Row,
Opposite the Customhouse
March 10, 1919. 46-6m
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The CrOtOn Manufacturing Co.

(Orgdnleed untler the General MdnWdcfur-
ing Lar Of the State Of New York;
OFFER at Wholesale, in quantities to suit
purchasers, at Manufacturers forrest prizes, for
cash or approved credit.
PAPER HANGINGs, Of every variety of style
nnd price,
BORDERS to match,
FlREBoARD PRINTS in great variety,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
On. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES,
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS, and
WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES,
Ofthe latest styles and superior finish, all of
their own manufacture and importation. As
their stock is large and entirely new, they in
vito Merchants, Booksellers, and Dealers in
these articles to call and examine their styles
and prices whenever they visit the City
Country Merchants can eruniine this Stock from
o'clock in the morning till 10 o'clock in the eren-
ing.
Mach 10, 1910. 46-6m
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nm; The undersigned, having purchased of
ttiil. Tho's H. Vaughan the EAGLE HOTEL,
formerly kept by the late N. w. cambridge,
respectfully announces that he is ready to ac-
commodate both travellers and resident per-
sons, who may favor him with a call.
This Hotel is large and commodious and
connected with it, are good stables, excellent
water, &c.
The undersigned assures the public that
there may be found ON his table, the best the
country affords, and that no effort shall be spar
ed to render those comfortable, who may give
him their patronage. His prices shall be in
accordance with the times. He respectfully
solicits share of the public patronage.
JOHN r. JONES.
Pontotoc, March LIST, 1919.
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VOLUME 5---No. Is.
THE INDEPE N DENT
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
GILES M. HlLlYER.

TERMS. Three dollars per annum IN
advance, or four dollars if not paid in advance
*.*Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
sauare-ten lines or less-for the first insertion,
md fifty cents per square for each subsequent
insertion. Business Cards, not exceeding one
square, ten dollars for the season. AdVertise-
ments which are not marked with the number
of insertions, will be inserted till forbid, and
charged accordingly.
*x*Candidatcs names announced as follows:
For county offices, five dollars; State and Dis
1rict offices, ten dollars-inrarid6ty IN ddodnce.
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do hereby return my thanks to the public
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me, and
having sold the Eagle Hotel" to John r.
Jones, Esq, take pleasure in soliciting the
public generally, TO bestow upon Kim liberal
share of patronage. To all my formerpatrons
cheerfully say that am pleased to be able
to leave the Hotel in the hands of Mr. Jones,
who am satisfied, will spare no pains in adj
ministering to the comfort of all who may call
upon him I. IL. VAUGHAN.
March 10th, 1910. 46-6m.
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Patent Medicines.

Among which are -
Sarsaparila, Syrup of Naptha, Chanchalagna,
Com Fluid Ext Buchu, Extract Pink Rock,
Expectorants, Carminatives, Billings Carmi-
natives, Cough Balsams, Wild Cherry, Chol-
era Syrup, Mofiatt's Bitters, Yellow Dock
Root, Jew Davd's Plaster, Pain Extractor,
Ointments and Salves, Extract Copaiva and
Cubebs, Vermifuges, Fahnestocks, Dead Shot
&C. Extracts Of all kinds; Pills of every
description; Botanic Medicines Of every
variety, warranted fresh and genuine
For sale by HAMPTON u HERNDON.
March 9Th, 1S49. 46-1y.
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JAMES COMING,
mo. 16 Danphm Street, Mobile, Aa)
IMPORTER AND DEALERIN
Fine Watches, Jcwelry, &c, &c.

Sitter and Plated Ware Military Goods, Cans,
Pistols, &C., &c.
Has lust received from Boston, New York
and Philadelphia, Cooper's celebrated London
Duplex, for correctness in keeping time has no
superior: also Tobias 4 Co. and Morris Tobias.
London made Watch. with certificates in his
own hand writing; and splendid assortment
of the latest styles diamond, coral, cameo and
turquoise bracelets; pins rings, IN sets complete
and a great variety of every other description
SILVER WARE.
Warranted made from pure coin, such as
silver tea sets, silver castor, patent threaded
plain table tea desert, mustard and salt Spoons
nntcnt. French and table, desert knives and
forks. soup. gravy and cream ladies', butter
knives. new pattern; silver cups, goblets, gilt
inside. and plain octagon, engraved free of
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE.
Fine plated castors from Sheffield x Bir-
minoba,n, new STYLE revolving and stand. from
IS to S45: mantle and chamber candlesticks,
of all sizes and patterns, with steel and plated
snuiIers and trays. cake and fruit baskets, veg
etablc dishes, plated walters from e to "a inches;
do. oval. brittania sets, complete with urns oil
Sheffield and American manufacture; German
silver table and tea spoons; do. forks, fine
MILITARY GOODS.
large assortment of every thing in this line,
such as chappeaus, gilt and silver trimmed; gilt
and silver plated swords, epaulettes, laces, stars
buttons. fringe, tasscls, spurs, belts, buglcs,
silk sashes. worsted crimson and yellow sashes,
u S. Infantry caps, plumes and equipments Tor
any officer from ii commander i'll chicl down
to a corporal Orders for an outfit for com
panics will be attended to with promptncss and
dcspach
Particular attention paid to the cleaning and
repairing clocks. watches, music boxes. Jew
elry of all descriptions; canes mounted with
gold and silver. My friends and the public
will please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
The highest prices will be paid in trade Tor
old Gold and silver.
March LIST, 1919. 46-ly.
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No TIpINGs OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.-
Letters have been received from the Hud-
sons Bay Territory, by way of the Sault St.
Ma lie, bringing intelligence from Fort Simp-
son, of date the 4th Of October last.
The writer OF letter from that Post says
eighteen men of the expedition arrived
here yesterday from Fort Confidence, sent
to be kept during the winter. They went
round from the mouth ofthe Nc Kenzie to
the Coppermine, but no ves.age or word Of
Sir John Franklin, or any one else except
Esquimaux, whom they saw in large num-
bers. A very large party OF those daring
rascals met the expe lition at the mouth Of
the Mckenzie, and as on a former occasion,
wanted to make prize of the boats and
all that was III them. But nothing serious
happened.
Sir John Richardson is to proceed to Can
ada as soon as the Mckenzie breaks up
next spring. Rae is going with one boat
again to the coast.-Montreal Gazette.
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i" The REMEDY" Oh Doctor, said an
elderly lady recently. to Dr. II, the
celebrated bone-setter, in describing the
effects oil diseased spine, can neither
lay nor SET. u
q should recommend, then, replied he,
''the propriety of roosting."
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Paints, Oils, Glass &C., &c.
JOHN B. TODD.

mo. Al, Douphin-sf) MOBILE, .dL.d'
Wholesale and retail dealer in every article
belonging TO
PAINTING, GLIDING, sc.
White Lead. Artists Colors in Tubs,
Lnsccd Oil Prepared Canvass, Easels,
Sp'ts Turpentine, Palette Boards, Crayons,
Copal Varnish, Brusllels, Pencils & Models
Paint Brushes, Gold, Silver & Copper Leaf,
japan, Bronze
Also
Orders for Banner, Sign or other Painting,
executed with dispatch and at the lowest prices,
at the old stand, Al, Dauphin-st.
March LIST, 1919. 1y.
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AARON c. CHESBROUGH,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Groceries and Western Produce,

Nos and a, Commerce 81. Corner Of st. LOUISE
MOBILE, .aL.a.
Offers for sale, at the lowest market prices,
his entire stock of Goods, which is large and
assorted, consisting in part Of
$50 sacks Of prime Rio Coffee,
so do do Laguira,
so do do Old Got. Java,
800 bbls St. Louis and Ohio Flour,
so casks clear and ribbed sides,
40 casks Cincinnati cured shoulders and
hams,
100 bbls inspected Mess and prime pork,
200 bbs reciifed Whisky,
100 bbls Dexters double rectified do,
so bbls old Monongahela Winchester do,
100 half bhls old do,
70 hhds N. o. prime and choice Sugar,
10 bbls loaf, crushed and powdered do,
$50 bbls N. o. Molasses,
100 half bbls do do,
400 kegs, assorted sizes, nails,
100 whole, half and quarter kcg Dupont'o
+. f. F. G. Powder,
500 bags drop and buck Shot,
5000 lbs bar Lead,
700 boxes Virginia manufactured Tobacco
ofvarious qualities, at less than man
uacturcr's prices,
10000 Reralia Trabuco 4 La Forma Segais
200 doz bottles Maccaboy, Scotch and 9TH
er kinds Snuff.
"A L o.
LARGE oRTMENT or
Wrapping, letter and ioolscap Paper: Mack
ercl. Herring's and Goldfish; Potatoes, Begging
and Rope, Lard Cheese Cider, Sperm and Adj
nmantnc Candles Cider and white Wine, Vim
egar Raisins Almonds. Pccans, Filberts, But
tcr-nuts. Dried Apples. Peaches and Currants;
Starch, Porter and Ale, Claret, Champagne
Wine and Champagne Cider, Nutmegs, Mace,
Black Pepper, Allspicc, Race Ginger, Copperas
Maddcr, Indigo, Salaratus assorted Candies,
Matches, Ink, imported ana domestic Branches
Wines. Rum. Gin Brandy Cherries and Cordi-
ais. Bar-Scap, Fancy and Toilet Soap, Essence
Peppermint Stoughton's Bitters, Cloves, Gin
namon. Citron, Chocolate, Butter Crackers and
Soda Biscuit, Mustard Catsup. Lemon, SyruPs,
Sardines. Buckets, Window Glass, Tea; Oils,
and various other kinds Of Goods.
March LIST, 1919. 46-ly.
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Peasants, wilson, 4 CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

90 Common st. New Orleans.
4 IL Cotton intended for us, consigned to
n Mcssrs. c. A. Gilbert Bro, Mobile, will
be re-shippcd, all charges and freight included,
for ifty-cight cents per bale.
Messrs Joseph Bradley and Dan B Tur-
ncr are our authorised agents. Refer to Thos.
Brandon, Jno. Mills, and w II Clopton, Abb
erdcen. Jan $. 1913.
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Mobile Furniture Ware-RO0ms.

mo. SO, Water Strcet.)
MOBILE, Ala.
KELLY & ALLEN keep constantly on hand
Furniture of all descriptions, such as:
Sofas, Couches, Ottomnns, Divans, Mahogany,
Curlcd Maple, Black Walnut Oak, Rose
wood and Painted Chairs Rocking Chairs,
Mahogany, Walnut, Curled Maple, Wood
and Cane Seats, Children's Chairs, Count
ing Room Chairs, Stools, Settees, Book Ca
SEES, Wash Stands, Toilet and Work Tables
Candle Stands Wardrobes,
BUREAUS, SlDEBOARDS,
Centre, Card, Dining and Extension Tables
Counting Room and Table Desks; High
Post 4 French Mahogany Bedsteads,
Curled Maple, Rosewood Com
mon Bcdstcads of all kinds.
HAIR MOSS AND STRAW M.4TR.ASSES
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows; Toilet,
Mantle and Pier Glasses; Brussels, Venetian
Ingram and Cotton Carpeting; Rugs, Door
Mats, Stair Rods, India Mating; Plain and
Colored Oil Cloth ofall widths, to suit Rooms
and Halls; Cedar Ware, Baskets, Cradles, &c
Window Shades, Curtains and Blinds,
~ Work of kinds made to order. Matras-
SEES, Sofas, Chairs, &C., &C., RESULTED at short
notice.
All the above articles WILDE sold low and on
reasonable terms, by
KELLY & ALLEN, &c. Water-st.
March 1st. 1S49. 45-1y.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
NEW YORK,

No. IS Val street, Ncu York City,
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND May LIST, 1sl9
SS12000.
CECURELY invested in Bonds and Mort
~ cages on real estate i'll the cities OF n.
York and Brooklyn, and stocks of the State
and City of New York, and United States gov
eminent.
This fund is rapidly increasing, by a wide
ly extended and prosperous business.
Policy holders for life or short terms, contin-
uiny the insurance till death, participate i'll the
whole of the profits
1t declared a dividend ofprofits on the 31st
of January 1918 of fifty two per cent on all
existing policies.
The premiums are payable in cash annually
or if desired, semi-annually or quarterly, by
adding interest on the deferred payments
The cash principle, adopted by this Company,
secures to the parties for whose protection the
assurances are effected, the whole of the ben
efits, without subjccting them to the heavy
drawbacks of accumulated premium notes.
Persons may effect assurance on their own
lives and the lives of others. A married wo-
man can insure the life of her husband, which
will inurc to her sole use and that OF her chill
drcn.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles OF
Mutual Life Insurance, and illustrating its adj
vantagcs, with forms of application. may be
obtained at the Office of the Company, or OF
sny Gifts prpnts.
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Livery Stable,
ION Market St,-Souh Of the Eagle Hotei)
ME va WW w - N 3D "a

ION Market St,-Souh of the Eagle Hotel9
ME va NN NH a. N HD Va
e1S--yy1 THE undersigned returns sincere
/CIA hanks to his old customers and the
public generally for the liberal patronage here
foforc extended to him, and would respectfully
inform them that he still continues to cater at
his old stand, where he will be happy to accom-
MEDIATE all who may favor MIN with their Gus
tom. He has made large additions to, and 9th
wise improved his establishment during the
past year. so that he is now prepared more fully
than ever TO accommodate any number OF hor-
scs that may be left with him, in a style not sur
passed by any Stable, either North or South
He keeps constantly on hand for hire, Saddle
Horses, Carriages, Buggies, &C., of the most
superior quality. From his long experience
in the business, and great desire 10 give perfect
satisfaction to his customers, he hopes to re-
ceivc a liberal share of patronage. His terms
are the same as heretofore
Carriage, Horses and Driver per day, S 5 90
Horse and Buggy, per day, 3 90
Saddle Horse, per day, 80
Horse ut Livery per month, - so
-" per week, /: 3 so
per day, 70
Horse per night, I: 50
6 single feed, %
WILLIAM CADY.
Columbus. Miss, March /, 1S49.-i6-1y.
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They debate strange questions down east.
The last was: "What is the difference be-
tween the Bridge Of Signs, and the size Of .
bridge ?" The next is TO be: 1.-The dit
terence between a fac smile and Sex
family. n--N0at.
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Marble Yard.

SO, 81. Francis Street,
g.- MOBILE, Mn.
A large and good assortment of Italian and
American
Marble Monuments, Grave stones,
u TOmbs, ManteIs, Window Sil1s, Table
Tops, Bath Tubs, &C., at very low prices.
All kinds of Marble and Stone Work exccu
ted in the best manner, ut short notice.
Marble boxed up with the greatest care, and
delivered on boats free of charge.
JARVIS TURNER
March lst, ls49. 5G-1y
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PAPER NANGINGS DEPOT

No is, CORTLAND ST., Mw York,
OPPOSITE THE WESTERN HOTEL,
Near Broadway
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COnsignments TO New York.
Kenrys Smith and Townsend

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1909 Pearl and No. 60 Beaver SITS. New York.
WILL receive and ssl on commission. Cot
w ton, Grain, Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers
and other Southern produce. From their long
experience, they will be enabled at all times to
obtain the highest market prices on all con-
signments. Dec 2, 1913.
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helSFa Mobile and New Orleans.

$1,000 THE United States Mail-line
low pressure Steamers,
CALIFORNIA;. L. Reynolds, master
OREGON,-R A. Hern,
JAS. L. DAY,-W. T. Giberson,
One of these splendid steamers leaves Mo-
bile daily, at o'clock, p. M. Returning
leaves New Orleans daily at 10 o'clock p NJ
% For freight or passage, apply on board,
or at the mail-lne office, No. 81, Front-Street,
Mobile.
March I ST. 1910. dolly.