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AfF1IH.-lnB CtncInuku UHzeste, tn6 "a
uit., sayas A-7-
On Saturday night young man from Kentucky, gen
teey dressed and evidently belonging to what called
one Of the first famies attended the theatre. But
the dress circle beiook himself to that notiop Of edc.
which corresponds with his rank in sociey-that h he
went into the upper circesn Here he became smtten
chre and procuring the omnibus always stands
Sycamore street ready for such internal transportation
ratified down to her home John street.
At the house. alteration with the driver
whom the "highborn" Kentuckian refused to pay his
dollar and who in the melee that ensued shot in the
arm and hand by the Enraged at the treatment
he had received and smartng from his wounds the driver
attacked the Kentuckan with knife and stabbed him
in several places fghtfully that he will hardly live
through to-day The girl and 1.-THE omnibus driver in
custody '
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OyYrcIAL RerUnNs-MdssocAasats- some portions Of
this State irregular tickets wefs voted and conssduspt
y all the electoral candidates the regular teksts ala
receive the number Of votes The aysssss Of
the poed for the electors at large gives this resut
Pierce 4522z
Scott.,...,,.,.....,,,.,, 620e2
l.' -
scotts msjority ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
. ~ Ear4-f t' RHODE ISLAND.
Pierce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S735
Scott. 1923
"a Pierce,s majority .............. 110o
pKLAwARE.
Pierce $50
Scott. ..................... 6204
Pierce's majority ......................... rs
Pisrce 1904
Scott 22173
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CHASED BY A PRATE.-The Baltimore American says !:
Capt j. W. Hail. of the bark D. H. Chaplin, at this port
from Callao informed that the I'd Instant in lat 10
deg 40 min north and long So deg 40 min west
the American whaling brig Germ, of Truro Mass bound
into st. Thomas to re having been out six months with
out obtaining any OIL The captain Of the brig stated
Capt. Hall, that short time before he had spoken
brig he had been chased for several hours
sailing under Spanish colors which they supposed from
her manGuyring to be pirate The strange vessel ap
preached within short distance Of the brig under light
sail when she suddenly crowded canvas and directly
towards her The captain of the brig changed the
Of his vessel and was soon after spoken by the Chaplin
On seeing the Chaplin the supposed pirate gave up
pursuit. and changing her course lost sight Of
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D0byats $ A0ra'issgtOse's
QUERREONYPE AND STOCK DEPOT.

II.
This wes establishment having been thoroughly repaired
improved the invite public
in The superior style and tnish.
N, Boperators fitted complete
eat cash prices Veighande French arrison Lw elb
ae Tubes with Box and Tablets for dollars.
Quick working Tubes Plates mercan and Freh
Baths, Chemicals with
BUSINESS, constantly hand.
iGn6
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In Massachusetts the Hale electors received twenty
eight thousand and twenty three votes and in Vermont
they received eight Thousand sx hundred and twentyons
votes The Webster eectofr received one thousand x
hundred and seventy votes in Massachusetts,.
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The RApPINos IN ENGLAND-A friend writes the Bos-
ton Transcript from London under date of November 81
"A Mrs Hayden medium, whom saw in Boston, is here
and has been much patronized already Sir H. Bulwer
Lytton invited her to Kenebworth and has announced
book the subject and Lord Eginton and other per-
of note lending attentive to the movement
work from English gentleman Of high accomplish
ments and who had opportunities of investigating the
subject in this country, is announced in London.
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TIE MoHsE TELEGHArH IN rHk On woaLp.--1As .amer-
ican System Supcedng all otaas-Ths system Of tele-
graphing invented by eountryman Professor Morse
finding great favor in and the entire continent Of
Europe and fast supercedng all other Systems through
out the world In noticing the recent annuncaton that
the King Of Wurtemburg had awarded the State Msdsi
Of that kingdom to Professor Morse the American Maga
zine says:
Ths il the third Of the heads Of Europe who
have conferred this honor upon country The Grand
Testing his appreciation of the invention and in the high
distinction bestowed upon the inventor The King Of
graph throughout his dounions directed that the Amer
lean system shall be used wherever intelligence Is t1nuy
mitted through great disancea" And now, tho King
OF Wurtemburg adopts entire the American system II
will be seen ateo that the German Telegraph Union com
prisiDg all the States Of Germany after eliberating in
convention at Vienna the best system their
correspondence have to the conclusion
that but the American system will fully accomplish
their object Professor Stenheil the Observation-Disclosures
Chief Of the Austrian Telegraph although himself the
inventor OF electric telegraph which has procured for
him world wide and well deserved fame with magma
nimity which does him high honor given his opinion
In favor OF adopting the American system in Germany
SHIP PAcIr1c-The ship Pacific, Capt Brown from
Neworeans bound to this port Is ashore at Great Egg
Harbor letter from the captain 18TH states that
the Pacific ashore Great Egg Harbor on the night
Of the 18TH at II O'Clock had thrown overheard guam
y Of bales of cotton and rags aud hopes were enter
tanned OF getting the ship od that day She leaking
Ps-since the above was in typ. we learn that the
captain Of the schooner who arrived 1t this port this
morning reports seeing the ship still ashore yesterday
The Board Of Underwriters have despatched the steamer
The Pacific fine ship, built 1913 at Newbury-
port and l. valued a $4,000 Vessel and cargo partially
Pacific lost Fails etc., her voyage from this port
to New0reans The following composed her cargo, as
shipped at New0rieans 407 bales cotton 81 hhds
159 bales hemp l6 hhds sugar. 878 bbls molasses
bbs -four 1850 corn 100 kegs lard bundles iron
49, pieces wood 90 packages merchandise IN. Y. Com
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FREE TRADE BANQUET IN MANCHESTER, Eve,
AND.-The British Free Traders appear to be,
organizing their forces for demonstration on
Parliament As a preparatory step, they held
a grand banquet at Manchester, on the I'd ult.,
at which all their great leaders were present,
and many of them made speeches. About $500
tickets were disposed of and hundreds, it is said
were disappointed even then. That there were
some creature comforts provided. as we'll as in
tellectual dainties, is quite Npparent from the
following sample of the bill Of fare: $4,000
pies; 4S0O meat sandwiches 5000 fruit sand
wiches; 1000 raspberry and strawberry tarts;
1000 black currant tarts 200 bbls biscuits
800 cwt. grapes; 4cwt raisins Sc lbs. almonds;
8 cwt. figs, 5000 apples; 5000 pears, and 2l3
dozen of wine.''
One object which the leaders have in view is
parliamentary reform, or rather, electoral re-
form to enlarge the electoral franchise, though
Mr. Bright gives q hint Of something even be-
yond this In his speech to the assembled bans
| queters he said: IN 4s
ssThe fact is that we, the industrial people Of
England, carry the aristocracy on our. backs.
| CHEERS and laughter.) Under your represen-
tatiye system, Manchester and Birmingham are
dwarfed in the House of Commons to the dimen-
sions of Harwich, Thetford and Totness the pops
ulation of any of which places is not equal TO
that of a single ward in Manchester. fHear,
hear.) Now, am of opinion that where there
is population guided by wealth and intelli-
gence, there, under free constitution, should
there be the most power, and if that Be not
granted, then do say that the constitution is q
sham, and our representation an imposition.
loud cheers.) -
&c The patriotism Of to- day does not commit rs
to the overthrow of monarchy, or the destruc-
tion Of dynasty. Our fathers once wrested .
free parliament froma despotic monarch. Be
it our aim-and know am speaking to men
who can do ito wrest the rule of the House Of
Commons from naughty nobility, and to secure
the lasting greatness of this naoion on the broad
foundations of a free parliament and free peo-
nIa fGreat cheerjnU l'' Gss 5Js.s'r- =
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Something for Every Body

WJrn - -I<-s
., 100 80 Il =, ove. Malss -
- = .-s.eo
...;a. AZ. y aIe we Lunneis o. eonvef.
~ NY " ~ .As e sny tning fof tneK own use
W. ns1e'y :" PAss " " seosnet.
virtue wants more admirers, wisdom more
sappncants, 'ruso more rea niends ana honesty moss
pisc.a''oneI5. al n. s. s3s y. @ $ss sss,s,
KOsauth says he has spOken some six hundred
tines publicly in Eueiand aud Amsr5. Co. Is 1sse
knded on Ensiand's shores year ase. Tls q s.s
The new gas works in MilWaukee Wiscousin
exploded ON the 14th NIT bIo~iue ont tl,e a. 81 81. -
tel ROOM No person Vsa in IN ~ Sdfsr = - r. s
uhn st,.. ~ -.I- =. .. s. 4. -.
eour.es than an ireau.t.d m.nSood I'm so.iv
directed youth and misfortuue follows both
Inc gioomlest AHeH ln8t rings oVef the f4lI
vtue must be 70 hesf OF tho lost sssesm Of those ~
a uaugnttr Oh Mr Jonu. Cuttef, OF Llyln&g.
TON county ~ T. While aboring under temporary fnssn
n.y. Last week. set fire to the houss and peried In ths
names .5, s5z ss,sr.. ii.
Seldom Gibson. master Of the brig i Marshall
died q Savannah Friday Inst after brief iness 10
leaves wife and family in Bath, Maine. fsass
Whittlesey mn eminent uenlou;at .soarta II, :.
Communicative To the T.Lo a,S,;s -, 1, 49,. s ~ =
the e.oloeicaI formation ~ thcir ,nch. 1hs s - s
cannot ~ co.i S,rrd ~. 80 " ~ s;, sAlefe 70 1"s ss
Miss Anoelin. Ro;se. =. yonn. 1.dv =, Ahs.-
com NevJers-v died snaderlv :, a.. "a st.ss =
while waiiinx lie deusysnrs r. - 49, Il,
At fhs fot ~ ConrtIsnrit asr.st - ~'
Z n. >. +, .'-'5 ~. < sisS. 81 X
q person ~! ~ Doston attehueu MAaame oontags
when remonsrsted with for obstrncspe ibs view "
ers he replied is this net full dress rsbearsaIf
The young ladies in Vermont. it il ssid.
tougn " oont oeheve st continue 70 Kiss the lips Of
young temperance men to see whether they have been
tanpering w1tn toddy Ers.elc artss $50 ~
NvAAs g. = - III
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MOBILE.

EVOR MOBILE E.-Daily U. s. Mail ,s1h
E. Lne.-Winter Arrangement-Tbe
,eeuiid iPG5gIs:u,e gahe, steamers OREGON oapt r.
steamer sT Capt Reuben Post thavng bsen built
the will leave Ponteharraa Railroad DAILY
arrival al the Lake of the o'clock stopping Pasc
gouls Wednesdays and Saturdays going Tuesdays Fri
days returning.
t8 Freight Bay ST. Christian
steamer CREOLE.
k The Way Letter Bag for Mobile will tho oe OF
Agent three O'Clock f East of Mobile should be
in the mail. [ieil r. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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EOR LAFOURCHE.-Re egular Rsg h.
IL Packet (twce wesl) for e Coast and La f##saas.Al
fourcIe.-fhe steamer j. 4. nOSW ELL. T. Dal
feres MASTER with the MY FOLEY
leave NcwOrans EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, O'Clock,
and SATURDAY EVENING at o'clock Returning leaves Tribe
daux EVERY MONDAY MORNING, at 6 O'Clock, and EVERY
THURSDAY EVENING O'Clock. Leaves Donadonvlle EV EY
FRIDAY MORNING. ut O'Clock, and MONDAY EVENING at 5
o',lu Forr or passu AMP yon beard
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MEMPHIS.

Will leave SATURDAY, December l. at o'clock p. M.
EOR NAPOLEON, COLUMBIA, ~ -
-, GREENyILLE, S WILLIE, Grand LAKE LANDING, le4aaf
Regular Packet q. E. WATEINS-rhs elegant
and swift E. WATKINS
b. passaga. apply board,
orto SMITH FIMSTER, street,
srattenion will be naii To Plantation hn.ine.s
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gSoR PRINCETON, sKIPWITH'S d.y n
LANDING, NLLIKEN'S BEND, LAKE PROV l-GstSS4ISslS
iDENcE, VICKsBURG GRAND GUILE, RODNEY, ,Aak1Es 2
NATCHEz FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, DVN-
ALDSoNvILE intermediate landings Regular Weekly
SAXONTh new and elegant
SAXON will leave for the above
and landings THURSDAY Nov 95 at o'clock M
aud Thursday thereafter throughout the For freight or
passage, apply on board, or to ,-... q
take freight for Yazoo River with the privilege Of
icksburg; will Clerk the Levee foot Of
"reiving freight early on Saturday morning. octi9
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VIII leays SATURDAY, Deeernber q at % clock
EOR GREENWOOD, LEFLORE, @g =
~ YAzooCTY and all intermediate landiugs-
The new and splendid ste amer ELEPHANT, Boyde
naster will leave above For freight apply board
to MCDOWELL Jr, L CO., 10 Poydrns st. eot
deco or STEVENSON i Co =.
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EOR AFOURCH E-Regular ~ l.
a. THURSDAY Packet superior ami swift
ALTON. Co esin DALI
will regular trips the the
THURSDAY during sAson, leaving
MORNING. O'Clock. Return
ing will leave Thbolaux EVERY NDAY MORNING at O'Clock,
Donsdsonyle EVERY MONDAY MORNING. at O'clock This
Boat will give and special atten the business of such
with their
STONE WALWoRTti, Agents, s6 Tehouptouas street
SMITH, ThhoiaNx. nov30
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lTRANsLATioS.I
PoLlTIcAL SEcRErARY's OFFICE,

Getlee1 am in receipt of your favor of this date,
eneosng official letter from the Secretary of the Cap
tain General by which learn that this ship will not be
permitted enter this port her return from
should Mr. Smith be board. was in hopes this mat
ter was settled. However, 1 you that Mr..
Smith will in the ship, and the consequences
whatever they may be- the Spanish authorities will be
responsible for.
am, respectfully, your obedient servant
II. X DAVENPORT, U. s. N,
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viii leave FRIDAY, December o'clock
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, FRI ~ =
L AIRS POINT, MOUTH OF WHITE AND Ar slffs8.tsT
KANSAS RIVERS COLUMBIA, GREENyILLE, seszssfz
GRAND LAKE and all the Beuds-Regular Memphis
GEMThe splendid
will leave passage, ap
ply board, WHITE Il BUCHANAN, Fulton street,
NJ. GREEN WOOD Co,
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Y.AZOO RIVER.

- Will 1eav. SATURDAY, December a. at O'Clock p. ~
ESOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, 49, n.
Il7ee MARION MAJ ~ YAzoo CITY, sATAETtA vicKs
River Packet steamer DOVE-The superior ing
steamer love- Captain H W. Smith, will leave
For f,sight or passage, apply on board. or to
dece SMITH q FfMiSTFR- s2 Povd-ns -trea
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VICESBURG.

Will leaye SATURDAY, December d. vi O'Clock Pm.
III NoR VICKSBURG, RG,WARRFNTON, Nsg =
NEW CAR rHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY, L6sskasSS$s55s
NATCHEZ FORT ADAMS. BAYOU SARA and BA
TON RoUGE-Reguiar A T TURDA Weekly vieksbug Packe
steamer SOUTHERN RELLErhe new magnificent and swif
running packet SOUTHERN BELLE Captain
Whte will leave above freight apply board
to Idec1l SMITH FINISTER, so Poylras street.
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Will leave SATURDAY, December a. o'clock NJ
FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, FRI Fsy h
kR'S POINT, MOUTH OF WHITE AND AR Ls4kaaS.s#551s
KANSAS RIVERS COLUMBIA, GREENvILLE zzaszsssk
GRAND LAKE ali the Bends-Reguar Memphis
Packet MOtICAN.Ths splendid passenger
MOICAN, will
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN. Futon street.
decl wv. A. vIolETT d CO.. New Levee
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FURNITURE. ETC.

GANAL STREET F UR MT U R E -;
SSToRE-W. I. DAVIS, Dealer in CABINET FUR - :.
M, ssss aaFFRfssi faais
TING t Canal street, below BAronne,
Church. nov29 6m
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FOR LAFOURCHE. Coast and ~ h.
Laourche Packet-The steamer DIR. BATEY,
Capt w C.Wison, leaves above EVERY MONDAY
EVENING Mt O'clock and EVERY FRIDAY MonNlNG, ut .
noy27 Il A. LAFOREST, % Bienvle street.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.


Almost s THAT ss 81 and s gss Fl 5
% dis isS
So Ia IS Bailey the
a. continuation hat
as Ss s Rssas S Qualities @ s p The
swelling can ocsH and Ss bo P N unite lie
the Bo s saa the
al s
ga-s use perfectly safe in all casest
any medicines that may Be taken Internally " ~ WIZ nov
& Sa fl a s@
from all parts of the country.
not es s g s f S IA SI pEs hdl
removes at once the pain and eoreness.
John Williams resident of Hamilton county City
I ssud %S he a 's TO Pq ys
Of . @ bv w h s b@y lost portion
dred dollars purpose grow worse Meanwh4
ofEsa r % aw a and q I
W sls rSss a' s ' S
ahsn JOHN n W WI 1sf.asS sny
ERYSIPELAS
Fo Eryspeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR Invaluable Other
and an sts p sms for H.
out and completely
wa. nine year. under medical AtpA t e. s, =
i VIII bleeding deeply u Sa
Ss,ssss Ssy The 4,
s @ 'ss e @,
misery ongd Tor DEATH and when
TRY DALLEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR.
n ms1 gs.s i touched and
me; To burning chest even made Pis IT, nnd
tnct being strong ever since early
VIC s''' 1884, SALT RHEuM. AAN1'A FRENCH
This eertfes that pALLEys PAIN
These and they we're S So
It from what has ALLEN uadsr NJ"
o,s m aa a.s
eheergy recommend to the attention the afflicted
S" Buaao si MY. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
cosTIyENEssi on, CONSTIPATION OF THE LowELs
an % s1 If he .s. & %
called office with asOnamen their stating that they
s the and n peas 1 5s & a so
suit will always follow thorough rubbing the Extractor
ecy safe; the Pain harm
SORE NIPPLES.
The efficacy of the PAIN this disease
ment will fail this Dseacy
of Agents: =
I vi ss am that wed sad|.
those shH may be aesd with that most dssssn
Albany, April ls45 MARY MOORE.
hereby certify that have nveerate Fever
Sore for fourteen last past spent nearly hundred
a$ taas 'ss
heard oil and tried PAIN
when, SURPRISE before had this
Salve, limb entirely healed and have nothing
BRADOCK
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May 6, 1913. $40
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES
o Th pa rA snd aa y . d
healing old long standing mn
paraeled. " "
ST. I.outs, No., July g. Is46.
Dear About week SINCE while working my trade cut nv,
foot IN bad and dangerous The whole bit of the
name and continued do until alarmed ustd
British OIL Tnctre of My and pns but ali Ia
no purpose. l then commenced the of ~ "
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
less the pain inflammation began To bsid
and has entirely left me. 'e " ''
l confidently DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Ey
being superior thing seen tried for
moving pain Inflammation. $3.50 ~ ''' ~
Ship Carpenter by trade and shall be to testify M
virtues the Save all times when necessary reside on Fnti
Avenue at No. l6l, where can give desired
truly, JEFFERSON prur,op
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8 . 3 3 = 8 8 9 8
COUNT EJTs,,

COUNIERFEITS .ABOUND!!
Al other falsely named PAIN ExTRACToRS Commercials of
Inc worthless men who sell them hope stealing
our name they induce the public believe their
the virtues of the genuine articles Buy but our authorized
Agents. = ~ " wa 'AsN
~ ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
UINE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, al DALLEYN BE
MRlTTEM WITH PEN IN DIFFERENT cOLORED NIX ON
UPON 1T. ~ 1870 - N'o SAi'.'s DE-
General Depot for the States where all orders addressed
VIII DC promptly executed H. DALEY CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
- Isl CHARTRES STREET, NewOrleans
mere al Dealers in the State Of LOUISIANA ALABAMA MIS-
SisSPl KENTUCKY TENNESSEE of ST. LOUIS
In the State of MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WR1GfIT Il CO.,
ai2oSm General Agents for said Territory.
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Flee Hundred agents Wanted
~ TO MEDICAL STUDENTS ~ssN

sS As many respectable Physicians of all orders have exnree
desire 10 practice my SYSTEM MEDICINE have concluded IL
mpa to them on the following conditions found below
and further information be hal by letter. paid addressed "
X. +. Fryer, NewOrleans.,
AN ARTICLE OF AGREEMENT
Made and entered into between Dr. VIM Fryer and H. b. Of m
Or'eaRs L.
Know MEN PRESENTS That l. " X r. FIR YER a
give to the said Dr. A. b. Whenever personally on or By letter
Us the case may BED information that shall required for In,
% are made enion pssas yse and anu ss Fl. all sd T
A. b. consideration Of this information and contained IN
mot to WRITE print cause to be done thing
penalty than FORGETTING honor md
uIeros the sad Dr. A. ss ae sa ss moi
or sell any said Medicines the date) within H.
Sa Of @ eass to be one under penalty
Furthermore the said Dr. A. b. will 20 the practice Of m
and ahs to the best abilities keep complete
and Journal Of my practice the kind Of treated Tie
myself rsmttS the said Fryer his and hnd
ETC. which shall be done months And tb
shall be binding iia NY saion and agreement
In testimony Of which, undersigned have
lTwo was.,ssl as above written xw,bk FFR7fERss,' '
DIPLOMA
KNOW ALL Men pERsissTs Thai w., y =, ,
Proprietor have this and ~; =
s a, all Fl nas Of sy and State ss 6 r.
cs H. hs nsme Of PLACED the Of nae al sa, M
enes m asm to sell these Msd
money paid for said Medicines as full and and receipt for
and Seal. fs present. signed the same with my hand
sr.72 In Witness, have set NV hand and seal ,, o.. i.
m.%it January A1 W. SeTni ts s;a ,.,. NO. ~
poeon RouNTREE ai sHoRT' A,,;,, q,
pocor J. H. CAMPBELL Jackson ae MA sa /,
Doctor u N MINOR ., b. X b. Gaaxous,y, Ala
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NE EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI
w CiNEs, 50 PoYDRAs STREET Newoeans. los HcfTY
chased the entire interest the Southern Branch Of Empire
iensed the P0YDRAS STREET ul At
siderable for the Patent Medeiie Having
passed facilities supplying Druggists Dealers
every article in this line he confidently soeis inspection
and prices.
rD Satisfaction will be given all may favor with
patronage.
which can and VAL be furnished to the Trade reasonable
any ulhy hong hpG
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In THE srcosp JusrIcss JOHN BROWN CORNELIUS COL
COURT or NrwORI LEWIS DlERKES SECURITY ON


IN THE SgcoNr JusrIcEsJ BROWN CORNELIUS COL
COURT or NrwORI LEWIS DlERKES SECURITY ON
= APPEAL BOND, =. .No. 1894.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to, me
directed by the Hon. Winter Second Justice the
and for The parish Of Orleans will sell by public Banks Arcade
Magazine street. on THURSDAY April shs at the hour
the following described property seized ms the defendant
Lewis Derkea, to-wit:
TWO TOTS OF GROUND situated in the Second Municipality,
the city OF NewCans square comprised within Felicity Camp
Orange and Magazine streets desgnated by the Nos
the office Of g R. singe5 Notary rs per plan No ~ in Book Of
front Felicity street. twenty feet FIVE inches in the
alley twelve said lot and other lots depth
Of one hundred eleven nches the
line dividing alley twelve feet in width, hundred
feet eight inches third lines the line dividing
from the aforesaid 10. No measures thirty feet
inches six and oneh lines front on Felicity street wensix feet
feet els third lines dividing
from No & and and thirty
lines line dividing from lot No TO- Together with all the
Seized N the above entitled cause ~ sale cash.
InhQ ans GEORGE F. PEARSON. Constable b.