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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-09-30

FALSE RUMoRs.-We are more than happy to
state that the rumors which have been circu-
lating here for the last week, that number OF
our friends sojourning on Caillou and other
islands in Timballier Bay, were all lost is false
ceived from one Of the party which states that
storms and very severe weather had been expe-
rienced on the coast but caused no other
damage than extreme high tides, which served
to brighten some of the more timid.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-09-30
WAkEMAN Il SMITH
Have just received complete and varied a.,..
s&>eoeeo-n@. '''''"' Of
SIITART r. far r, .,d w:

- pr sing a fine stock Of CLOTHING, manpf,r,,ro,
Sti"ei Monross, cor er Of Duton and Fulton y
York who are acknowledged be the hes, r,.ns View
OF Clothing in the United States, they take ari"r'
pans IN selecting the best material, and in hayin
goods cut in the most approved style and made NJ, ssF
best manner possible. Wy hihe
uNDERslllRTS, of every quality and price. IT,. ..
Cravats and Tie; Suspenlers Half Hose hleb., s Nix
and mixed best quality (Engsa) HATS Of all kinda c Isn
and qualities. And for ANUS coors
FINE DRY GOODS, We have the pretiest 10, Of Ds1.;.
NierhoS Casheres bareges, and Prints ever offered 10 s
good people Of Thb daux and vicinity Also gu 10 Inc
FLANNELS, fine white silk warp fine mini bh
purple, AMI other coors; an assortment of fine II
IA French Bed Blankets; Cassnipres-hes, A.. 49, anu
English and French, Of the latest patterns '"s'''a'
DENNIS Iickipgs i,omestics Pla'ls and sr,e, p,,;n
Llnseys, Irish Linen Table Linen and Bed Line, 20 In
sadlery large quantity of bic che Cotton shawl
cashmere and Blanket Coats Spool Thread and gs,ar
assortment of " general
l rLAST r, GOODS. Best Oak Russet Collar,
Cart Saddles Overseers' Whips Crosscu saws Es
fo WITTY ftyng fa%s k"pe oakn Packing Nails &C.
era and complete assortment of Goods so ,ha, We 1 s
any orders that may be favored with " I'd" I'LL
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THE LAFoURcHE OuT-LET.-In recent num-
Der of the New Orleans Delta, appeared letter

THE LAFoURcHE OUT-LET.-In recent num-
Der of the New Orleans Delta, appeared a letter
from the Hon. Maunsel White of the Pa rish OF
Plaquemines, in which he demonstrates against
the projected outlet leading from Bayou y afour-
che to Little Lake, lying between this parish
and the parish of Jefferson, alleging that it will
overflow and render worthless large bodies of
good lands lying in that parish.
The Star, published at Carrolton, reprpduces
Mr.. Whites letter and urges that the matter
should be taken into consideration and acted
upon at the approaching session of the State
Legislature; and winds up by saying that should
the outlet be made it will undoubtedly ruin
many citizens of the parish of Plaquemih hes, as
there is every possible chance of continuous
overflow in that section. The idea, continues
the Star, of running hundreds of poor people
for the sake of few rich ones, is an act in
violation Of all law.
The act of making this outlet, whether bene-
fetal or not to the Lafourche countr h, is of
exceedingly doubtful proprety, and W very
much question whether it will ever be the means
of affording one iota of relief to this sedtion of
the State from overfows. The same am PUNT of
money that the projected work will cost, judi
ciously expended in the removal of obstr lctons
mud bars and snags-between Lockpbrt and
the Nettleton Settlement would be of far greater
utility. Bnt science has decided against COM
mon sense and reason, and it is the duty of the
kaao1c noMmgs to hold their tongues. Mum!
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-09-30

To TRAVELLERS 1t having been asserted that
no train of cars leaves New Orleans for Bayou
DIES Alemands on Sundays, on the Newt Orleans
and Opelousas Railway, we take pleasure in con-
tradicting the rumor, as well as correct the false
impression under which many of our citizens are
laboring in this regard; and insert below, for
the benefit of all concerned, the hours of depart
ure until other arrangements are made:
WEEK DAYS,
VIII leave Algers for Bayou des Aemands, at s, A.
+" Bayou DIES AIemands for Algiers, at So P. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
Leaves Alaers for B. des Alemands, at g. A. NJ 2, NJ
B. des Anemands for Agiers at 9, A. NJ, 5, P. M.
We would also state that the road from
the plantation of Drs. Ewing & Kittridge on the
Lafourche, to the Bayou des Allemands, is in
excellent order-planks having been recently laid
over that portion not yet completed. Even ladies
can travers it without any serious inconvenience,
and always in time to meet the regular locomo-
tive trains, leaving as above.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-09-30
VHERIFF'S SALE
No. 1893.

TAKE NOTICE: That. acting under an order OF ae'aI.
and sale, emanating from the above entitled Court n
offer for sale at pub c auction at the Court House Wy
in the town If Thibodatx SATURDAY the 4tn ass
NOVEMBER, 1884, at II o'clock, NJ, the following u''
cribed property, to- wit
A CERTAIN Let OF GROUND, situated in the paris. D..
Lafourche, the right bank of you Lafourche 10 's
vicinity of the town Of Thib dux, being Lot No. M
plan Of the lands of p Lagards senior made Janea.
1858, and deposited in the Recorders office Of saa p
TERMS OF SALE.-The sum of hundred and ,"erv ah
eight dollars and seventy-iye cents (sl2s ~ cash. WIN
eight per cent per annum interest from the Attn DAY Oh s
1854 and COSTS on credit to satisfy the amv sn.
three nstallments of hundred and twenty me
and sevenyve cents each. payable in each ann an "
months of March, 1855, 1885, and 1851 with eight pr
interest after maturity ...,d
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal IN
costs Of suit. "a -6tl NJ. B0uRG, chel.-
- Community
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-09-30

GRASS SkIRTS.-Just received g..
~ sale, and very convenient stv,e of Grass sli
I n ladies' lsep3oJ WAKEMAN / SMITH
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Unexpected Elevation.

The following extract from a letter written in
1880 by President Taylor, then Colonel in the
Army, to Gen. Mcneil, who had been recently
appointed Surveyor of Boston, when considered
in connection with his subsequent history, says
the Natchez Courier, affords striking illustration
of the strange yicissitudes of human life, and
particularly of the fact, that under our system
of government, the highest posts of honor and
emolument are attanabe even by those who
consider their prospects for such promotion the
most unfayorable. When the position of Gen.
Taylor. as he himself describes it, in 1880, is
viewed in contrast with that which he occupied
twenty years thereafter when to his fame as
one Of the most honored military leaders of the
age was superadded the highest distinction which
can be conferred upon mortal man--that of the
acknowledged head and representative of the
reest'nation earth-the comparison is strik-
ingly grand and impressive, and should encour-
age all who may desire to enroll their names
high up in the Temple of Fame, to persevere in
the prompt and faithful discharge of the duties
which pertain to their vocation, nerved by the
hope that in due time their claims to preferment
will be acknowledged and their loftiest aspira-
tons fully realized.
&c am fully that it is almost impossible for
pursue any particularly that of armsor fifteen
twenty years. without forming strong attachments to it in
various and of course must abandon them with
siderable reluctance but there circumstances which
should reconcile doing and justify not only in
eyes, but that of the community. Could get
civil appointment respectable, with half the emoument
attached to there the you have received and
where could be located superintend the education
Of my children would resign forthwith for after serving
twenty years and upwards in the all of which time
duty with the exception Of few months without being
stationed two together at during that time,
begin to think that need repose but do not
influence enough procure civil appointment of any
grade, consider my doom fixed"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-09-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fitth Dis.
~ trct Court-Parish of Lafourche.
Cyprien Guitro, Administrator,
HnnnrA Reranper

tT.
TAKE NOTICE. That by virtue of an order Of seizure
emanang from the above entitled Court in the above
titled and numbered have seized aud W j offer fr
sale at public auction at the Court House in the town
Thibodaux, on SATURDAY, the 4th day Of NOVEMBER
1854 the following described property, to wit:
CERTAIN SLAVE named CLARISSE. aged about
years and her chdren-MARIE, az I'd years, MIL
1CET, aged years; and CELESTE, aged 2 years.
TERMS AND CoNpIrIoNs.-The sum of Nine Hundred and
Thirty Three Dollars and thirty three cents Cash. with
eight per cent interest half thereof from March M
and with interest at the the remainder from
March 1854, and credit satisfy the sum Of foaf
Hundred aud Sixty Six ars and sxtysix cents duen
March, 1855, with interest after maturity; which said sum
is secured by mortgage the properly above desched
per act Of sale made the st day Of the month Of M
gust 1882 by NJ. Bonrg, Sheriff of said parish.
Said sac will be made to satisfy the principal interest,"
and costs Of suit i4t-6t] NJ BOURG Sheriff.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-09-30

w ATCHES.-Ihe subscribers bavo
" just received new lot of Best English sror
Watches, which will be Sid low to cool pa yrnasers
sep30 WAkEMAN 4 IMIru
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Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
22nd day Of August, thousand eight hundred
&eGe2and fifty -four. G41:4tl J. AYCOCK. Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
IRON TIE ENQUIRER.
TILE STATE EIECTlONS.-TllE kN'"
>-,t,ttJ<,,,

am clad to see TINT the Lexington SIR W" VI = ~.
Journals are con,lculning the practice ln"uiSen ~ =.
several democratic editors, and their c"FE'sp""." ne
OF assailing candidat $ to whom they ma! h"pl,n w
be unf-, orablc. Every thing for che cau;c' t"an.nii
for men" you report to he the mott" "i W. II I.idsn
mentioned. Now, whilst this should ""u!''rss'
Messrs. Editors, bc the spirit that sh"n." mn ~"
every Virginia democrat. in the tubrr''''",%' W
test vet we may. ! think. toI0~iH" ms ""ac"S"u
ask if these who are supposed Ia he dr,iI"u. '" ',
ccivins favors NJ the hands Of the parry ut !"
who, il elevated to high position, az" advance u.
cause" We have heard in certain lH"''elS """ W.
an;ccclrnts. &c, which Eus given rs L" ~" WI.
graduation on the par; uf some OF or iF',""s'
out troubling ourselves I" inquire I'M" nv - :"
know what the various candidates hF ''"c ":
hare been, spcculativcly or actively W.T. t"nM ~ "
question of much more importance To- 'Hr pun: y
the Republican creed, To inquire how me u'stnnsuis",
ed gentlemen who have been mentioned III ''h"I''"""
with the Govcrnor-hip a"w """d. ms mutn p.r.
missed, we proceed 10 ask YOU, as ',l'''lrlS '" !. T..
~, if there car he any truth in the ru'iol 'nut nu'
been circulating among u>, that al icn:' one y, Mpss
who would be- pleased at the Dcm"cra'c hn'h'lu'l"n,
desires to be the Governor ofthc n no"- '"n""sS q
that il is contemplated by this organization ~ run'nG
individual iii successful in the GnhrIihioriai coi'Ts'i
for the Presidency. Iii, be possible 10 ciiiGhteh ,'e-
mocrats upon this point, the sooner II II a"he ~ u
ter. With this view, l propose 'lm' you Put II Iuu.
~ TO the prOprict"rs and agent" "' ~ Mn I Lmn"
Organ" in Washington, IT, IL w!clEer inc! nv"
anything on the subject. Perhaps ii'eS can INFORM
" REPUBLICAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
CHOLERA CURED BY SNEEZING.

~rlcayunr,
4 most remarkable cure ot Il case al cholera, hR
mI,tUkr, il related in n late number ot The GG=g'r Ir,
HopiGmr. 4 physician. DR.. Roger. having been
called upon Ia visit Il patient in the worst stage ri tn"
,Ii-rasc, prescribed, but with scar.rly the slightest
hope that i would hr rii.cacious, an cmeiir "t one
grainuc and u hall 0f ipcchcuaniia, Ia b" taken in
;hr"c dcscs LpIsG> al intervals Of half m liour. The
nnha. -ccin. the word pr1ss$, and finding that tn"
medicine was II powder, imagined that ii was Il kind
~ snuff, and three Prtsrs meant three p'Hrh"s he
consequently nude the poor cholera patient snuff it
up through his u"rc. The iprcacuamha, thus admin
i-trr"d. Instead Of making the man v"mit, caused him
n tit of silceziug; aml this lit lasted 81 long, and he
-ncczcd with such force, that Il violent reaction took
place, heat returned t" the surface, all the symptoms
ii cholera ceased, aud when DR.. Roger paid hi next
visit, Ia his establishment he found hi, patient cured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
DEATH pF RISUDP GARLAND.

The r.. Rev. Francis Nav!er Garland, Bishop o.
Savannah, died il this city yesterday AZ hal: past !!
n'cinck, in the 18th year ~ his age. HE cecetsed
was born in Dublin. Ireland. When Il few weeks
old hs parents. with the other members Of BIS family.
iGnlnieratcd ~ the United States, and settled IL PeLL-
svlvaniu. His earlier education was received il or
near Philadelphia. Subsequently he entered The COL
lcsc vi Mt. 81. Mary's, Baltimore, and att.! n iF"ba-
ton Of several ycars, was ordained for TIE ministry
lie was called 10 the discharge o: :he dutles nj hi' "a
cred Office soon afterwards and continued ilos. lunc-
tinns at Philadelphia, greatly 70 the cdlhcH!!'n "i LIS
charge, until the creation Of the See "E Savannah II!
1850, Of which lie wa. made tie iirst Blsh"P. His
great zcnl and icrvcnt picty IRE too well known to
tho members Of his own communion 10 require COM
ment from us.
We need hardly add that Bishop Garland has inilcn
n victim 10 his interchangeable devotion 10 the sick and
dying. From the commencement OF the ravogcs OF
yellow fever in our midst, his isbors Of love and duty
knew no relaxation until tho epidemic itself gave him
release.
His remain. were taken at half past 4 o'clock yes
terdny from The house OF Mr.. VI. Prendergast, where
he died, 10 The Catholic Church, where tue last sad,
solemn, and affecting offices were performed over
them. Thence they were carried Tor intermept 10 the
Cathedral CeInetery.-[SaraSnn Georgian, @Hd.
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DIED. At III" residence OF his nephew, ". >. Fowler. in
LOUISA coUHY, on the 9TH OF Angus M-t, Mr.. IZARD VIII.
hlHSOH. aged slxiy nine years. He closed nn in rprunch.
able iI'n, with Christian icarlrssHcss. IL know III whom |
trust, he said, then slept in s..uranc. Of It bI.ss.u, !mlnor.
tally.
.2-Whts and Examiner pIoasc copy.
DIED, on Union HILL, w sunday morning, The 2i'h int,
Mrs. ELIZABETH Wli!"I.OCk. III Ia" 18th y"ur Of her
ag"; formerly OF Hanover county.
NrD. on sunday. the l1th day Of Sep;"mbcr, II, his rr.
-idrnC". ncnr Luuisa Court UOur", ELISHA MELTON.
ESQ. III III" .Gh year OF his Gg".
Mr.. Melton was Tor many years II lnburiou. and uc;is.
Ci,!7em u! the county o.! LOw!sn. Never having received
the benefits az Il liberal education. he .ucccrIcd bv IN"
r"-cUrc"s OF n naturally strong mind. in plnciu. himself
among the most Respected and prominent mcinarr. of
society. lie pu--"-srd wim il rarely found among those
who hc the architects oil their own fortunes, u GENEROSITY
Ui spiri; as urbVuuded a. Il Was i-lutrrr, t-d and sincere
There W.T. 10 suffering which nc was not ever ready To
relieve; no ch.l OF charity winch III not meet u rrudy re-.
.pUilsr III his warm ninl grnrrSI. heart Connected Tor
many wear. o! his iG with some Of he lrndiu. iirpruyr.
mems Of the STATE, md having Undc. his control many
agents slrl assistants, Ae has been not Only IT publc benz.
factor, but the means o! layin. the foundation Tor the cue.
CcE> of many, "hu-c rc.i"rt for hs m"Mur! Sni gratitude
Tor hs Kindness, will give him m rndurIu. place ia The
remembrance Oi this community. Without h"In. u mem.
br Of any religious denomination. ne dI"i IN the iuh a-,l.
rance oi happiness beyond the grave, relying with Ccui-
icncc upon HIM "whos" mercy "iidur"'!s forever
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
THE YELLOW FEVER AT THE SOI-TU.

On the Eth instant, when the steamer Wrl"ku
passed ,IucLsonv:lc, florida, FROM. Sa ,aunnh, on her
way up the river, tho people were Gsscu.biel OH the
shore III a great state u! excitement, with Il cannon,
and ON he WclokH attempting 10 lani -iIr WAS tire.
into. \ ball passed ;hrou n ;hu cnbin, w~ou:im- one
Vi tho wuitcr-, but doing II" "iher dasnag". The
cause ui this violent demonstration wa the fear tha,
she WIS about 10 land Il number Of the citizens ni Sa-
v,mHh, who, it wa- thought, would bring tic yellow
ic vcr with them.
C"lumbiH is still enjoying eScel"n, health, and no
one fears the fever here.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER

ARRIVED,
Steamship .iaiE"st":rur Cnyendy, New York, mise
aui passengers.
Steamer R,Ividerc, priicha-i, Baltimore, misc.
Schr Ashland, Jones, IInyrc do Grace, lumber.
Schr Robt. L. King. Leeds, Albany, lumber.
Schr Eug"nin, Mason. y. Curnllna, shingles.
Sctr Mary Jane, Bnck!uuI, Washington, guanO.
Schr w. Thomas, White. Norfolk, mdse.
Schr Two Companions, Oh, s.cr, Norfolk, mdse.
ScEr ScUnan, CnlburI, City Point, light, .
SAILED,
Schr Hanover, Whipp.", New York, md.r.
BGrIuc May Qn"c". k,"J. kso i;rnn'L. hour.
Srhr Falmouth. Gutter. Providence. lnGsc.
Sclr .tImrdu. --. New York. ind--.
Scl.r American. Evcr-maI. Br~andyw.ne wheat.
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DESTRUCTION OF GBEYTOwN FJR&TTl
G<nnISEh

Dosro:, sept. 23.-.N 4 u.cting ci the democrat
oi Swanpscoiis. on Thursday evening. ~pre,iic,l over
by Samuel {. Plimau, II Was unanimously resolved
";hat ;ic destruction OF Grcrt"wn, ana the hrcakin.
10 of that horde Of robbers AMI assa,-ins receives
"ur APPROPRIATION, and i; is proof 10 ,hc world thai he
administration is determined 10 Uphold tie honor q.
our mag in every quarter, und Ia protect our citizens
from injury and Insult"
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TILE ENEIISu DESEkIEES.

BoSroS, Sept. 22.-Onc ri The English DISORDERS,
Pri.clarl, wa- convicted today in III" Municipal!
Court, ON the charge oi Robin: the Qu"en'5 TREASURY
at sydney. y. =, and bringing the money To this
cnan;ry. Thu. rasc will be carried "a III" supreme
Court. The nHirc, ot this iria! WIS chiefly +" test
whether Il person comini;tin. u robbery III Il foreign
country, and bringing the piundcr with him, EN- be
irind hero for that rrasOr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

'H|I !
virtue OF Il Decd 81 'rl,r executed 'n ne 10y p
I'D Connrl!, Sr. aud o'!!"r-, nr ,h" @2i June. ~ Nn
recorded In tia" Cl.rk- Onto" "i .tr GGmprrd '1-AF
Court. -hul! proceed tn -Ii rE" vai,nli' property tA"'H
conveyed to me, a. :u!lo"o:
On ~~.twrin", the lih dny of Oc.ot'r m',', vii H'.'1.
on ;A- ,rcrl,"-. q .icrL.aa." iiuU-" and Lot. si''a''i no
Goes" street in H." ely Of Ly"ca5urc. and !s ~ 'R"'
purchased b. 'Ur snlt y rOru"il. Sr, 81 DIT e. I"'i'
rc-.r-sIum Uiy,a Oh Cr before M" II; ~ JHmurrT. -.
GA S~ui.r,inr, III" IL, ul 'EC -nln' month, ~. 0''
Or1he premises, n To- OF Zip ui "rOTad "O''s!"!'- '1''y
hundred feet. .I,i.utrd near III" Cana, ~ II" r'lH'' 10
immIh",l. aud T.. ;uru u mil from II" c'r OF !i"'
hUr.-iu.";hrr with MI the impruv"rI"m', ln'f'oF
-i-;Iu. Of II barge ni.i cDrm0!!Ous Corn AMI lIh''i %"
in which 'h'rr j. Ill th" NECESSARY wool amt -Firria. i-
chin"!v. &c. It IHrg" S'.T" l!sg-", nn' TWO o'ar' ''
m"I's. suitable Tor pr.nr" r~"s'd"nr"- Ih'' lr Per! y
considered mort yaiEabl". - p"C!H.r ~ tho" "in ."'N
IL uGyaiin-" ~ u MIL -i'r. IL" iInIrov'n,hi' H' boo
nov; tho wn'.r power -ut'cj"m' tur any rnt o" i"'"',.
and H." anil, which i-la.,' o. d." "'-; hrIgA. cNn %"
lais"d. ii necessary, rIta . ped 10 any Kind % 'a'.".
tore. Those d"-.rI"G 10 rarrH'." such n perry W.,
Gu"stri 10 call md "%a"II" u 'lr t"Tn-"l''
TINT i, i very rare rns, -1nn properly j., h:"u-h' "'"""
krt. .,
T~ERM&-I'pon a credit o: four. "-r' ana -.
months, uccO'rlh!" paper satisfactorily rn'"5''.
ua:I W.. / tC->&.r I'4''-
---. a. ..f.
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I.IOTOR LICENSE VIOLATIONS.

New YORK, Sept. 2jd.-Thc -,a.id jury aav. found
upwards OF ,UJG bill, acaAIe; slhdry PERSONS t"r I'll
im- iilao. without II license. They nave also iouu!
two biIIs u.uins, the Mayor, on" jointly wiki the
Councilman Of The Eighth Ward for granting 4 Il.
cen-e 10 u feunlc not q citizen, and the second jointly
with the Councilman OF the eth Ward Tor focusing IN
,,,,.,,.- p.r-tI-
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.nDGHI.tND LAND.

AETE ~iil rsl OIL THe,day, the l7h day o! October,
w 1854, the trsct Of land ,ipS III Tie uppc! c!d Of "a"
county Of G~Uucaiand, ahuI; J mile. rom The Gam, Oh ne
waters ui the Liilr Byrd creek, icrntrtls b'iom.lm- 1"
John : DAVIS, decd. There l. Oh the rr"uli-e's c2m'.riH.
bio dwelling house and the u-uai OU;hDus"-. IT, ''hH
produces alciy wheat, corn, ou:s and ;Cbrcco, i!r- N'.'
wstoIed ~ ncvcr failing springs snd creeks. INC '"'''s
GOOD and ;he country unusually he"l'hy. -.
Terms accommodating, md made known u; tG!r' """
will take place al II O'Clock, y. NJ, on the p'cntises.
sept aG-cti PILLIAM & DAVE, w.
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=, E00K WHICH -IiO; III Br READ ~

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4 = TIE NEW HOOK %IOkl. Mn! Nry,
~ pnrrv l,ni, re. skC;ch"- 81 !1r- 1920 U,,,.
lIaiulfOn. hnGrer lbrksou, iicuf% 'fE' 1..' r.,,. 90.
81 ltGrnuH"--IEc,uGiug notices O; 's'. y ~ ,s,, n, ".L-
I'd American %fn'"-n'n. ~ j1. T. ts"". yl 1917
Flush Times OF Alabama md Maf..sIi. "'
ClU'h. Pric" -. .grr,, al s.
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