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rl.n on Panlalnr circuit.

Nev Hope. Friday preceding The first
SUNDAY in every month Holders church.
Saturday following Pleasant lItllhr't sun
dav. Pleasant Grove. Friday preceding the
.ccoud SUNDAY Ia each month; Hickory
Gr1ye. saturday following. PuIdiug' the
second SUNDAY. G1rlandsyillc third
SUNDAY. Bethlehem same DAY 100 th'
evening" Bethny. Friday before The
fourth sunday Mt Zion. saturday follow
insi Prices Cbappct fourth Sundly.
III. WHEAT.
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DESCRIPTION.

Gideon Cargyle 1.-THE old mani is about
81 feet high, weighs about one hundred
and fifty pounds is of a dark complexion.
has dark ewes, with bald head. IS Quick
spoken, and has a scar on one Of his arms.
q arm not positive which and is a mill
wright, house-carpenter. and blacksmith
by trade. and is very vulgar and unrefned
in demeanor,- very much like a
negro. He is about.45 or 50 wears old.
Nc Cargyle is n very muscular man,
weighing about one hundred and sixty
pounds, has dark skin, dark ewes. and
black curly hair and has one of his fore
teeth very much affected, and one of his
feet has been cut with an axe; he has but
little to say while in company with the
old man, and in point of manners and ap-
pearance is exactly like his father He is
also a carpenter. blacksmith. and mill
wright. He j, p or - years old
In addition to the above reward. the
State of Mississippi is bound in the sum
of two hundred dollars. to be paid to any
one arrestlng any murderer who has es-
capped the legal authorities.
1t is the opinion of the citizens of the
neighborhood in which they lived. that
they have made their way back to Spar-
tanburg District, South Carolina. from
whence they emigrated some years ago.
Old man Cargyle has father living there,
who is very wealthy, and also other rela-
tons who are in good circumstances.
BE- The New Orleans Crescent. and
Montgomery Adr1rtscr, will please insert
two weeks, each, and forward account to
me a; Raleigh, Smith County. Miss.
+. b. WILLIAMS.
Smith Co.. Mss. March Q. 1853. "2-tf
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS FANCY ARTICLES,
Perfunerv, Window Glass. Putty,
sash. DyeStutis Glass Ware. Soaps. Brushes
Fishing Tackle, Musical Instruments,
5 Q II Q Q L B Q Q x s.
Standard and Fancy Stationery-Letter Cap and Note
Paper-MSeel!aneous Medical and Law Books,
Blank Books. Paper Hangings,
l. ure w ines and - randies
Dietir Preparations. Pure Chemicals,
Select Powders, etc, etc.
Prescriptions viii receive particular attention at all
hours, day or night.
OXY & + y ATED BITTERS
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Store Prices of Groceries.


The following quotations are the current rates a
which Planters orders can bc filled:
BAtGrl \f,-T-.pf,al-,- ri
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\ FMTuTrL SEEvANT.-The funeral Of
Aaron Lee. faithful servant who died re-
Gently at Richmond, Va. in his Goth year.
was attended BY the Mayor ofthe city and
a large number Of the most respectable
citizens. lie had been habituallv en-
ploycd in making deposits in. and draw
ing money from bank. The Dispatch re-
lates the following anecdote Of him:
Being too late at bank with checks for
! several thousand dollars. he tied them to-
gether with his pass, and secured them in
his clothing. On his way home. after
| dark, he was arrested; but rather than
expose his check by producing his pass
/ he went 20 the cage. and was liberated
I next morning by the Mayor. who express
/ Ell his surprise on finding Aaron in custo
/ dy, and whose good opinion ofthe old ser
want was strengthened by the explanation
/ and the production Of the checks"
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Adjournment of cnnrress

Congress adjourned on the Attn instant,
and, as will be seen, without passing the
Post Office Appropriation Bill.
The general impression among the tel
cgraphic correspondents appears to be that
an extra session will be called. of this.
we think there can be little doubt. The
President cannot suffer this important
Department of the Government-so i'm
portant to the whole people of the coun-
try-to be suspended, or seriously Grip
pied, for the want of the means necessary
to carry on its operations.
In case an extra session is called, it will
necessitate a special election for members
in those States where elections for the
thirty-sixth Congress have not already Ia
ken place-this State among the number.
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closing scene. Of the ssth Congress.

WASHINGTON, Midnight, March Sin
the Senate tonight the Miscellaneous
Appropriation bill was passed by vote
Of IS yeas to 20 nays,
A message was received from the Presi-
dent urging the passing Of hill To pro-
vide for the payment of the $lS,0O0OO0
Treasury notes maturing before the next
Congress.
The Post Office Committee's Smepd-
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A IoRRIBLE DEATu.-Thc Natchez Free
Trader gives the following account Of the
death Of Capt jackson, Of the Princess, by
the explosion Of that boat:
Capt. Jackson Nas sitting in a chair on
the Hurricane deck, leaning beck against
the sky-lights, when the explosion took
place, and was blown up, and. coming
down with the timbers of the shattered
wreck. was caught among them by the
neck anil shoulders, where he remained.
struggling. az the flames gathering around
and about him. burnt the timbers that
sustained him and he fell-to be seen no
more-into the raging FIRE below
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a RARE CHANCE

- THE subscriber. desirou- Of investing his
Z.e capital IN other pursuits oftrs for sale his
S.sEZ WELL KNOWN HOTEL,
,sss.A and Real Estate al d soto. on the Mobile
IeNS md Ohio Railroad. The Hotel Is new and
one OF the best constructed on tho line Of the road
and Dr. doing a good business, DoS0t1 being one Of
the chief points Of arrival and departure Of psscn-
gers, between Mobile and the head ofthe road -Four
lots Of land are attached. On which are all kinds Of
ont buildings suitable 10 the Hotel business.
VIII sell on reasonable TERMS and invite proposals
verbally by letter, addressed 10 At D-Soto,
Clark County. Miss. G. W. TERRELL.
DsSgiO Mss. March .. 1889 22-3t
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SrNrI>Tics 90 SEwING MAcnixEs.-Ac-
cprling To- the Nc York Poz'. one firm
of that city has manufactured and sold
during the last three months 4.1OO sew
ing machines. and are now producing and
selling one hundred per day. These vary
in price from fifty 70 one hundred dollars
cach AMI this house has 500. Ului invested.
anil keeps four hundred men employed.
Another firm has sold during the last
year l4,Un sewing machines. Their fac
tory is in Boston. but they employ in New
York city $50 cabinet makers 10 produce
stands and ornamental covers for the in
~trumcnt.. Another firm sells about $50
machine, weekly. There are many small
Ter firms engaged in the business. With
in ten years there will be few families
without a sewing machine. twill be one
Of the household gods.
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Public Meeting

Nmeel1s Ds fa.ires.ei aH th. 6st Mar Fey nftl,s
t.reu. J.uff. 81 r,riius of Fl s.Htsra Of Ju-rsr
County, without Itd1..an otputy. tbatra opposed
o. u.f lana u,e H-.tly hur..usaw' rl,t.ou ot 20"
r11uty. Hy Ile remsei aftls s1un.y s.. l1t th'
a.1t.n.pf e-.at sB ofnst ta.bIuss. 1I j.Ho r'.'-.
rri.U. oftb. su.f. roll .1sf.w Of the Iu'.
MANY TAX rtNtG-
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Through the wondcr-turung space
10 the everlasting portal
10 the spirits resting place
- EpTI
FRIEND.

IA.parted this life. M this city, on February 2lst,
80 Mr. Cu,RtorrE AUGUSTA Knox. She was for sew
.rsI Years connected with the Fourth Presbyterian
church Her walk and conversation was such be-
came follower 81 the meek and lowly Saviour. She
,s lowing wife and attectionae, christian moth
en- She trained up her chrildren for God. long a.
sh. lived Just h'furp her Sprit took it, flight she
charged her eldest especially 10 keep the com
uan5S al the Lord. andtp walk IN VISIONS ways
Calmly did she take her leave Of father husband and
children. Swcety did she close her eyes to sleep IN
Jesus. blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
from henceforth. Yea saith the Spirit that they may
cease from their labors, and their works do folov
them H-NcV Orcrns Er,
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REASONABLE Curiosity N A DYING Man.
II was bright thought. that Of Smthson,
the founder Of the Smithsonian Institute,
when he was diving of an unknown COM
plant Smithson had had five doctors.
and they had been unable to discover
what his disease was. At length they told
the patient hc must die.
Ny friends, after ] die. make post
norton examination. and find out what
ails me- for really have heard such long
and learned discussions on the subject.
that am dying to know what the disease
Is myself"
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MOBILE RKBTs.
C

LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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WHEREAS Letters of Administration
w on the estate of SIMEON DUKE,
deceased. We're granted to the undersign-
ed by the Honorable Probate Court OF
Jasper County. at the March term thereof
1889: now, all persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and make
immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same will present them,
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law. or they Will be forever
barred. ID. l.. DUKE.
VIM. j. DUKE.
administrators.
March @ 1850 1o-eyy
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). ". Prttengill x Co., New York,
have presented five hundred dollars to
tho Noun. Vernon Fund. This, we be-
lieve. Il the eminent Newspaper agency
house.
G. IT, Marshall Of the same city, has
given one thousand and fifty dollars to
the fund.
Altogether in New York city and
Brooklyn. $4,000 have been raised for
Mount Vernon.
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ptsrtSoruurn Anaiv u.-.fho disun.
ru.ahed Irish Patriot Wv Suuu OBUtN,
survived az New York ON tho steamer
Pr.tcs Albert. the goth ult lie met an
enttu. iastie reception from the Irish pop.
uI,tion sf New York. lie wa welcomed
in 81 fo,liur speech by Mr. uC1nner, 10
which ha replied IN suitable terms AZ
Cor staying day or two In New York,
NJ ORtcn proceeded % Washington.
whore, at last accounts. he wn' sqiourn-
ing. the lion Of the day. Il e lis iuton-
zion 90 stay some time iu this county. 30
make tour of the States, aud study their
social progress and political nututions.
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$1,000 Reward.
STOP THE MURDERERS !

ON the 22d of February last, GIDEON
~ CARGYLE, and Nc. CARGYLE, ia
Their and SON. as principal and accessory,
did, in the most brutal and blood-thirsty
manner, murder JoHN B. WILLIAMS, at
Suges' Store, in the western part Of Jasper
County, Miss, and, having escaped the
officers OF the law, are now at large:
The above reward will be paid by the
undersigned, upon their apprehension and
| delivery to the Sheriff of Jasper County.
or their confinement in some Jail where
| they may be had
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Nru Mvpo-A tclegraphic dispatch
nom ST. Louis. dated 3rl Of March says
thp Territorial Legislature Of New Mexico
have passed law protecting slave proper
a.. and prohibiting emancipation. How
the abottionista will howl
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}. =. SIZER,
JACKSON, MISSlSSlp

March Q. 1889
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Biots. suots. 6c.-uuo Of the largest.
10 nat tbs HItssf asaarjusnt Of home mtla bsots
std slafa. ey.f adarHI m dIa s'aig 's nHe 90 bo
ruut ~ HIe rx..Ds.fe Mandatory % % aara N.-
tt, iad pHsy Entarrrisf. uH.s. uerH a .IHHor
rf surh.ry mer.hants planters ud others. Oh Elbow
----- $500 " ----- --u----- M-----------
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CoNUNDRrxs.-Wedo not hold ourselves
responsible for the following:
Why is a popular pewsPaphs" liko o
tradesmans bill? Because it is made up
Of ifflas.
When shonld you apply sorsrciga RENE
dy to your tooth? When it is a-king.
Why arc Adam and Eve TO be regarded
a. the oldest sugar-planters? Because
they were tho iFst to raise Cain.
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Tn UsE ~ SrEAN.-Spoaking Of the
late terrible explosion Of the Princess, the
New Orleans Delta very properly remarks;
III such explosions were necessary incl
dents TO the employment Of steam power
then Il might be proper to discuss the
question. whether the use Of steam u
worth the price. in life and limb, bercave-
ment and sorrow, that is paid for II. u
might be well then to consider IL would
nst be- wiser and iuster for our boasted
material civilization 90 progress a little
more slowly, tkap to owe is wild and mad
advance to that aesdly and damnable
agent But they are not Necessary. In
Europe, destructive steam explosions ere
rs rare ~ earthquakes. There is. there
fore. an awful responsibility somewhere
for the immonse havoc by steam in this
country. There l. unspeakable criminal
negligence somewhere. But whose! Alas
u u no doubt very difiused ssd complex.
and public opinion, and the reckless bab-
IT, 81 our people in general, must doubt.
less share auch Of the blame"
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Law NouJr.-Wc invite attention to
the law card Of our old friend, Gro Woop,
which appears in our present issue. No
thing that we could say would increase
the confidence and esteem with which he
Is universally regarded in East Mississippi,
or odd D. hi. reputation ~ o lclncd. re-
liable and faithful lawyer.
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A Douglas organ has m1d' it- appear
anec at Nashville. Tenn j. kuoy Walls.
.r. at prrsent senator from the Memphis
District ami Formerly President Polls
private secretary. Ia che editor
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AdminiS1ratOr'S sale.

DN virtue Of an order Of the Probate
ID Court Of Jasper County, Mississippi,
made at the March term, 1850, thereof.
the undersigned, Administrator of the es-
tate of LONIC SHELBY. deceased. will,
on Saturday the 9th day Of April next,
between the hours prescribed by law, be-
fore the Court House door in the town of
Paulding, sell to the highest bidder, on a
credit of twelve months from the day of
sale, a Negro Boy named Edmund, the
property OF the estate of LOWE Shelby,
deceased.
The purchaser of said Negro will be re-
quired to give note with good security.
payable in twelve months from the day of
sale. GABRIEL MOFFATT,
administrator.
M,rcb OIL, 1870 e
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~ ~ TTIEF7ETNIF-T Y
Pass Christian, August Il, 1855.


Bs~Thousands Of females die annually for want q
Aremedy Tor the ailments which they are incident
The only such remedy We know Of Is Sr James
C,arkcs Female Pills. They are put up IN bottles
containing 80 pills with c'ular containing expll-
cit directions and sent post nee for 81 and postage
stamps They are well known to be the only sure
and safe remedy for female diseases and ohstruc-
tons from any cause. See new advertisement in an.
other column.
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an 3. Z. swami El. Formerly Of This
State. his boon elected Secretary and
Treasurer of che Memphis anil Little
Rock Railroad.
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nss- Post Master General, Ea'wN. has
had a serious attack of pneumonia from
which ne s recovering ltws lagcd at
ono time chat 60 would prove fatal.
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On the 2lst inst. the question of % rail-
road running castvuily from Mobile.
will be- submitted toayot, of the people OF
the city. aud they will have 20 determine
Cor themselves what road .Iall boz aided,
and whether by taxation or the issuance
Of bonds, etc
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Coon ron , L,pY-A lady who began to
weary Of tao criticism Of party ofgentle-
men on crinoline. exclaimed, 80 long as
hooped skirts keep foolish people at a
convenient distance, just so long viii
they be tolerated"
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By his card in anothaT column. il will
be- se0n that Charles A. Broggher, Esq,
announces his determination not " per
NIT his name 10 90 before the Democrats
Convention for Secretary Of State or any
other office. He u content 10 render
services in a capacity 10 which he has Civ
en- unbounded satisfaction 10 al parties
that Of Clerk Of the Mississippi House
Of Representatives r. Msasappian
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rag-GrI WV. W,tNtN accompanied
by esq., bruno Won Naimer l,t View
Orleans last saturday. for California. ou
Che steamer Pennsylvania
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SauARING THE CTEcLE.-Fhe Charleston
Mre,ry says that a work, which is expect
ed to solve the problem Of "squaring the
circle" beyond any possible doubt, will
very shortly be issued in that city.
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49, Dr. Clorps Cotton Planter. for
March. e az hand most valuable and
interesting number.
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Mississippi Military InstitUte-Pass

Only sixty boaricrs are received, and none enter
ip, over the age of fifteen, and remaining after en-.
trance As long a. desired.
The Institute prepares pupils for College. the Couu-
ting Room or Civil Engineering. The reputation of
Pa, Christian for health and bathing is well known
throughout the South and during the epidcmics, the
Institute has always been free from sickness
Applications to NIL vacancies, and for circulars con
tanning terms Of admission, rules and references to
large number Of southern gentlemen. whose sons
haze entered the Institute can be made by mail.
Address A. GREEN.
Superintendent NJ. n. |.
Pass Christian, August IA 1855 43-tf
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Conventional.

Washington. March 4.-Conrrcss was in
session all night until II o'clock to-day.
and passed all the appropriation bills but
the post office bill.
The twenty million Treasury note bill
is extended two years, with power to re-
issue.
The Senate Of the Thirty-S.s tn Congress
convened Immediately after the adjourn
mcnt of the Thirty-Fifth Congress.
GEORGIA R,ILRoADS.-The Georgia Con-
sbbr'ionaiia states that the railroads of
Georgia have been doing most prosper
Gus business this season. That paper says
that the net earnings of the Southwcs-
tern Railroad, for the past six months,
were one hundred and lightweight thou
sand eight hundred and fifty four dollars,
or at the rate Of thirty-one thousand four
hundred and seventy-fyc dollars per
month-oycr one thousand dollars per
day Of net profits. r. r. Cuyler is the
President of the road.
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, March 7.-SalcS of cot
ton this day 1900 bales-market un-
changed.
The steamers news caused great firm
ness
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Principal Summeryille Institute.


SImmeryie Institute, March, .. 1859.
WHEREAS. by an inscrutahle decree Of Divine Provi-
deuce, oar President EoNUND CROOK has been strc<-
en- down without warning. and in the full vigor Of
youth aud health and whereas. no calamity could
have bntllcn Us more -ad more severe than the one
which e. iay mourn, be IL therefore. unanimously
RsSr.i That this Society has sustained a loss
which can hc rendered t1lerable ONLY bv refccfinp
that God does all things we'll
End That in the person Of EpNrSp CROOK. were
centred more Of those qualities Of genuine man
than is often found in one character
3ri, That the SnmmerylIe Institute the family Of
the deceased and the State Of Mississippi suffer with
vs. an irreplrable and common loss.
4th, That the members Of this society wear mourn
ing for thirty day.
9Th, That a copy Of the foregoing resolutions be
forwarded to the Eastern Cgaroq with "a request to
publish. and 70 the family Of the deceased
JNO. 4. TURNER. President pro tenn.
T. y pFtEsDN N,,g.gf1rty
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BCRNNC OF THE RANGER.-Thc little
Ranger, which was put on Pearl river this
winter. toply between Carthage and Jack
son, we are sorry to learn has been de
stroyed by fire. One Of our cotempora-
ries records the following sad incident con-
nected with the burning:
We learn that at the burning of the
steamer Ranger, on Pearl river few DAYS
since NJ. Jones, Of Lcake county, lost his
entire crop of cotton which was upon the
boat. The old gentleman issevcnty years
of age. and the twelve bales ofcotton con
sumed was the fruits of his labor and that
of three single daughters who reside with
him. His case excited much sympathy
At Carthage Court last week. and contri-
button was taken up in his behalf.
Eay- \ very destructive fire occurred in
| Houston Texas. recently, destroying sew
eral blocks of buildings and property to
the amount Of SlO0O00.
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Curr ENGlSEERs REroRr. - We had
bop,d b. be- able 10 present 10 our readers
In MI. number, the able and lucid report
IN the accomplished Chief Engineer Of
,be Mobile and Ohio Railroad, but find IL
impossible to do 20 without DESTROYING
~ usual variety Of our columns. The
,snsrt Is spoken of ia doservedly high
terms by the prcss both Of Mobile and In
,sr,or. a. practical and able document
,,,otipr the subjects which properly be-
t,,gto IL Ia very plain and satisfactory
s,.ener. and showing Che ROAD % be Ia a
.,r..pernus condition. col. FtFnMiSe. In
IN. official capacity, has rendered most
.siaable services % the road, and the
C,mpanv should esteem themselves for
s,nsio In obtaining such an oihcer
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Tribute CT Resp ect.

WASHINGTON, March 4-Iohn Maroon
Third Assistant Post Master General, died
suddenly to-day in this city
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OBITUARY
Friend after friend departs,
Who has not lost tricGd!'

Who has not lost "A ircGdH
Died. m Mobile. on the 18th inst, Mrs JERlSHA
L. FALCpNER a native of Wayne county, Miss
aged % years.
The devoted daughter. ail"rtionatc sister, indui-
gent, judi,iou~ mother, humane mistress sincere
friend: the friend Of the poor. Her ~plratlon> pure
and enabling. 4 christian humhly couhdng IN the
,r., cod with a stradtast faith IN her Rcdcemcr
80. ,.,l,,,I,. ..l,nr1tshed into life" where
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% Rtpr CuVcr. We invite attcn-
tiou 20 the advertisement OF Mr.. FERRsit,
ct peSoto. under the above hcld. The
property he offers. We should think. would
boz deemed extremely valuable pcSOto
l. one OF the most prosperous depots on
the road and {. one of the principal points
81 arrival and departure Of passengers
Those Wishing TO engage in the hotel bu-
sinc-s will find IL good opportunity for
I.tf.. s..