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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-13
BUTLER FEMALE SEMINARY,
The state of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

Succession Of JoHN G. BURRUss, decd.
FVSENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT--Notice is
L hereby given that EMILY L. BuRRUss, Tutrix of the
minor O. L. BURRUss, child of John G. Burrus, decd,
has this day filed her first annual account Of her tutor
Ship and unless opposition be made thereto, within
thirty days. the said account will be homologated and
made the judgment of the court
l4th day Of November 4 D. 1853 c,.,-
Shrerennrt NnEnmher Is, 1865-5t
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ANU FAC T g r
Copper, Zinc, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Shreveport Louisiana
WoU1D inform the public that he has recently
a received a stock of materials and is prepared to
GEsmanufacture every description Of Work. Par
~ Standardization paid to steamboat work Clstern
pumps repaired at the shortest notice.
Shreveport June II, 1865.
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TO RENT FOR THE YEAR 1866.

FTNHE WILDERNESS PLANTATION, on Bayou
L Pierre, Immediately west of Mrs Powel's on Red
river There is about three hundred and fifty of
open land the place, there is good dwelling house,
negro cabins, cisterns cribs MILL gin and press all the
improvements are new, and in good repair There is
some corn and fodder on the place, which the person
renting, can have.
Apply to the undersigned 81 miles from Shreveport.
noyl5l u. WATSON.
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"AyING leased this well known, large and On
II eommodious STABLE, and thoroughly-@e@sAi
reed It, preparedto attend to the wants OF the
n1blic The best horses, carriages and buggies kept
constantly on hand Strict attention gwen to the groom
~ sn U,s@ Proprietors.
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ENTITY THOUSAND ACRES OF TEXAS LAND, lying
II in Ellis, Rusk, Cherokee Montgomery, and Clay
counties, that wish to Exchange for Cotton PIaata
ton Red, Ouachta or Mississippi rivers, with One
Thousand Acres in cultivation. For particulars apply
to the Editor of "Jimplecute," or j. " JOHNSON,
November g. IS65-4t Jefferson, Texas
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NOTICE.

FE7IIE undersigned have opened a OFFICE on the
l. Leyee, in the building formerly occupied by MessTs.
Johnson & FDuRR for the purpose of winding up the
affairs of the firm and all persons indebted to them are
hereby notified to forward and settle; and those
having claims, to present them duly authenticated.
STACEY & WELLS.
c1,rnr-o,,nrt Cont OF 1eRs-tf
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FOR SALE.
w LID WOOD PLANTATION Containing 1000 acres
state of cultivation finely finished frame house. built
in 1860 with rooms at cost of $4,000 large orchard
ofapples pears and peaches the finest fruit in the Stae
and rice; 10 No. l mules; yoke oxen 3 new wagons,
cart 50 head Durham cattle; 70 sheep; 12000P pounds
Of fat pork hogs stock hogs; farming utensils and
plantation tools of every description.
a new Clubhouse, gn-stand and MILL cotton press,
built in 1865.
stream of never failing water runs nearly through
the centre of the and several good springs and an in
exhaustble supply of rail timber
Price-$l0 900, or 100 bales of cotton.
If not sold by the ist of January next, will be rented
or leased.
Here is a fine opportunity for any one to make 200
bales of cotton next year. team, tools and provisions on
the place, and labor also, if any work IT. am
satisfied that cannot work free negroes and am deter
mined not to try it any longer.
Near Spring Ridge, Caddo parish, La
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n. ORLEANS & sHREVEPOR PACKET.

The new and substantially built steamboat
afsg4A CUBA, VIM 7. Boardman master, Green
sstesssssk MITCHELL clerk, viii run, during the entire
season. as a regular packet between New Orleans and
Shreveport, touching at Grand Bayou, CamPtt Grand
Ecore, Alexandria, and all intermediate landings. The
Cuba for comfort good accommodations and speed is
unsurpassed by any boat in the trade. Her officers will
give personal attention to all business entrusted to the
boat and make of every effort to give satisfaction
For FREIGHT or passage, apply ON board Inov22
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RlACRsMITHING.

TrxRY ST. JONI will be found at Robson a
n 4 Kinlbles old stand, corner of Milan and ~.
Il 4 Edwards sts., Shreveport, fully prepared 81
' Z to do any description of Blacksmith V
work. Horse Shoeing, &c, &C., reasonable
terms as any other shop in town.
Shreveport, June %, 1865.
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FOR SALE.

FEyWO OR THREE HUNDRED ARBA-yIT4ES, from
L to feet high, at so cents apiece. Also, some
Shrubs. Apply at the Flower Garden, one mile from
Shreveport. nOy23 st
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s25 REWARD---STOLEN.
n FRoM the subscriber, on the night Of the Sd
IN inst. at his mill, miles from Shreveport,
ia sorrel MARE, spare made well built, branded
with on the left shoulder, some saddle marks, of
Ter feet white with white spot in her forehead ORG
wears old fnovSl NJ. Z. BLUME.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WE respectfully inform our friends that we have
w now ample ROOM in Warehouse, and are
prepared to receive store or ship all cotton sent to our
care roct4l WALSH & B0ISSEAU.
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\. ORLEANS & SHREVEPORT PACKET.

N. OhlEANS ~ SAENGF EEOt EACGAEA'
5FgEzv 3 THE new and substantial built steamboat
ef5ssS7s44=5ss@ MARSHALL, HARVEY HEATH,
ESE4gaza&z ter viii run during the entire season as
regular packet between New Orleans and Shreveport,
touching at Grand Bayou, Campt6 Grand Ecore Alex
for comfort good accommodations and speed, is
passed by any boat in the trade. Her officers will give
personal attention to all business entrusted to the boat
and make of every effort to give satisfaction. For
freight or passage, apply on board. LsePt27
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!
so Acres of Cleared LAND half mile from the
~ corporation line of Shreveport beautifully To-
Gated for building
A valuable PLANTATION in Caddo; one in DeSoto
tract of Woodland in Bossier near Col Sandidge's
800 Acres of Woodland miles from Shreveport Lots
and Storehouse in Shreveport, and desirable Resi-
dence, a of mile from the corporation line of Shreve
port.
Terms-For cash. or on time
Apply at the Bank, Shreveport, to
II. J. G. BATTLE,
October Is, 1S65-tf General Agent.
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FOR RENT.

* ENTLEMEN can be furnished with good and com
W Portable FURNISHED ROOMS, situated in a
quiet part of the city by the week MONTH on reason
able terms. Apply at this Office. n29 st
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
A ELECTION viii be held at the regular Precincts
n in the Sixth Police Ward, Parish Of Caddo on
Monday. the 18th day of December next.
for Member of the Police jury to fill the vacancy &C.
casoned bv the death of NJ }. N. Beard Commission
ers of Elections will please attend J. NJ. FORD,
Shreveport, Nov. p, 1868 Pres't P. J.
STEAMBOAT MACHINERY FOR SALE.
TETHE Engines, Boilers, Pipes, &C., of the steamer
4 Leila, are offered for sale by
nov22l PHELPS & CO
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RESIDENCE For SALE.

TNHE BRICK DWELLING, with two Lots opposite
L the present residence of C. H Burnside, supplied
with never-failing well of water.
Also-The DWELLING and Lots, near Buffers Hill,
now occupied by Mr. George Robinson.
Apply at the Bank to e. J. G. BATTLE,
Shreveport Nov. l5.tf General Agent
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r NEWBURGER will continue the business in his
4 Ia own name at Jameson Co. old stand, 10 Texas
street Those indebted to SOUR NEWBURGER will
come forward Immediately and settle their Indebtedness
if not they will be put in the officers hand for collection
and those who have claims against them viii present
them for immediate settlement.
/. NEWBURGER.
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nTSSoFTTVON-

AFR JNO. c. ELSTNER has this day withdrawn
vi from the firm of PHELPS & CO; the name ant
style of the firm viii continue heretofore. JAMES
t. PHELPS is Alone authorised to lquidate the claim
Of the concern. fHELfo q W.
Shreveport, Nov 90, 1S65-3t
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shreveport, September p, l865-tf
NOVICE.

n URING my absence from this city, Mr.. j. II. DAN
~ BREUNas duly authorised to act as my Agent,
and transact any business requisite for the carrying
the Coffee House, corner of Texas and Market streets
ALEXANDRA GROUCHY.
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

NINETT-THREE ACRES OF UP-LAND-four and
~ half miles from Shreveport forty acres in euI
tiTation good gardens; comfortable Dwelling House,
and out-houses. Apply at the Bank to
H. J. G. BATTLE,
Shreveport, Nov. %, 1865. General Agent.
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BILLIARD TABLES Ton SALE.
7 n the town of Homer, Louisiana, two fine PHELAN,
I aud one POOL TABLE, with Marble Tops-Balls
and Cues all complete-as good as new.
novSl A. McCRANIE.
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CO.PARTNERSHP.

FEJHE undersigned have entered into Guardianship
L for the purpose Of carrying on GENERAL MElt-
EngIe x Co.
A. ENGLE,
JNO G. McWILLIAlIS,
J. B. GILMORE.
Shreveport October is, 1865-o16
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VNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
4 name and style of SOUR & NEWBURGER is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner will
attend to winding up of the business OF the late hr
A. SOUR,
L. NEWBURGER.
Shreveport September %, 1865.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

w ILL be solo, low for cash, PLANTATION, ten
w miles from Shreveport near the Greenwood road,
containing between 900 and 1000 acres 400 of which
cleared; large frame dwelling, with necessary out
houses and fine orchard corn fodder and stock will be
sold with the place, if desired.
Also, 900 acres 140 under fence, on Cross Lake in
the parish Of Caddo; building. portion of the
cleared has been cultivated recently
Apply at the Bank, Shreveport, to
H. J. G. BATTLE,
November S, 1865tf General Aren't
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FOR SALE.

- A CoNMoDroUs, convenient, and comfortable TWO
Hsfi STORY DWELLING, situated in the most deslr-
49, able portion Of the city with three rooms on the
lower floor and four the upper, and the necessary
houses thereto attached, Including the ground on
which said improvements are situated
Also with the dwelling and furniture, fine Carriage
several mich Cows, and Cart and twohorse Wagon
For particulars, apply to
octll BEALL CHAPLAIN
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r. D. SALE.
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SEDRJo'HI7 I7IIeBH.r BrT1rRRss- rT1s1 e 15as

One Trial ana Yoh iHgy Nicer. ttgS
4sy Others.
i hnE nEmolin9S ToH--.dJrEhW W uih oH
y .ylima 0iGyirq oidI1opI-nr ni 'liW
fr nl ylqlh .h9rInpPi- -huH up1ig 11HaT'l'
b 3AqILi ",uHuyIoi" s-91hhf 10 ,aos1
Its not necessary 70 publish long list Of Diseases
iof which the OEDRoN BlTrERs are specific. In
! Al dlSeaSef O MeIlrsnnE u Dc .allnnD iln.r
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Butthe crownng glory Of his life remains to be al.
yned his discovery, or rtfier combination, FOR he
hoes not cmn 10 have besn she OF OEDRns,
public. That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants
OF Central Ameriente whom its virtues have bee d
known Tor more than two hundred years Armed
M1thhthe Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malaria, MAJ AMI handleF, without feerfthe most venom
there ia breath in the body ina oelron s potent 10
cure no matter what the disease. may be.
While Pr Bull ls not prepared to endorse this OF
traVagant preenaon, ne ~ from
ethoroligh examination Of the evidence relating 10
virtues, IN tas remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either 10 change o
weather or clirlate, or 70 m,asaiic Influences, II
stands
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n.kNIEL wEAXeks ESTATE LON THE 18TH
~ ldsyof necen1i.ef 1890 the tindersignad have
beOn appointed admits traitors bf the eaaie nf Dane
Weaver, late OF MoniRenitrY eoaniy OHIO deoeaaod
.N1iAahlfN HfAdfNt W. d. BLANK, t2I1ll
decl9-wSw HENRY WEAVER.
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I'd % Il bE0IliGI iiGnni9uiD hnr naiy
gEbiI1 no ,ydsuLuna is olEs g6t bJI1
APS Gtt ~ 5tsRdapt tTA9 Of 4 4ct more like
AOHARM thin nitdfcine. l1hereis nothing Ia the
whole rage Of MateSs Medida that can Snr = Tnongnt
bear comparison with II in this disease.
tlaccouht ofltfhs wonHefiul plant MAY be foifd
gss hAe nissd siates DisRspsr
series of experiments in which DrI isuil has boSn
for years engaged has inst bean brought to success
fu termination, and he is enabled 10 offer 10 the
pubic eeonbinatiob tCEBB0N Nith other aphfosed
tonics, the whole preserved IN the best duality OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he ls conf
dent has no equal in the worlas 4
He might lHnish volume Of dertJicatns hut the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such things
BY thertrie value! The safest lan is, for every ode
10 te'Ho' te9e virtues, pf new rPedicna-n
.-qTol !nu6 dil,
, hotine dolhGI NEy THE.8 ann difI 9dI
i 1,nls sgrb a7Tdi 1o oUl asldD qiufl
SED Rto,tJz zIIerr..1 r.1rrH IL 1s IL 1,gs q1.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
AGRICULTURAL

a. n p IT, a II ="
hecesslty IN FARMHOUSE. When con-
ttTnctlng new house IL Is easy to plau and
ltpHti. u slptable lqne, IL tllet ll0liSe Is
nlreauy built ana the cellar is detective,
tome improvements can generally be
HdaeI = - - -, 80 =, y, IL y
IL should havcl dry water tight-pave-
lneht 70 exclude all moisture from the
sides and irom below, tStope,, gravel and
me proper cement WIN accomplish this.
IL should De light SO that 0lie can walk
about u without the risk ofibrtakiug q
skull or using lump. Sufficient windows
VIII supply light ree OF cost. lt shpuldbe
high Ltor convenience Perpmhucuhr
rnough to keep out the frost. IIII ny
IL. .Z,t-Ii,,.I I,I,I
ilca i.. y I,lqpulc u'Yrs anu "lhuoWs'
-,,o Tt tttl'.s ytGk cap llol sur
''io",io' " ~. " Il Wyl, WI lt,ltIcf' 10
pI,setNe "il'.,''Ic'i ~ wv IrtIIs anu FSgfiIy5
w 49,. - ~ si ,2I lilc
ol I.,osc uwenlllg eg nuoNe y. unVstlt.ltLel
~ S'0 VI ieVete
',,'l s.,'l'.ci coln seh''htors on
We po cpIlll'Iteu c'iIlnney, ~ sho.IiI
oe eiea,, hePt III oruu,' anu 1ase Siieeriul
I V,ty,ri HvN IN ti1 Piacc wnerc ti'e
~" u.ss ,oi Wy uiuin at, ain A"p''' "ot
INV '''t Wv 0'S',o'
SOUS THAT NEED lINE.LTo ascertain the
soils likely TO be benehtted by lime says an
tumbier, aud pour upon II, first little wa
ter, anu then-a good deal ofsPlritS otsalts,
or muriatlc acid. ~ This addition produ.
ces stropg eferyeseeneS there Is no need
OF applying lime to the land; If no eiler-
vescence Is prodneed,.in all probability
lining or marluS VIII be useful. How
ever, this simple test can not always be de-
pended 9ll, and u ~ therefore much safer
to have the proportion OF lime determined
IN the solh whichf at no great expense, can
be done w an analyticai chemiSt. EBut IN
locaifties where the services of a compe-
tent chemist can not 1e conveniently, OBJ
,..,.......,,,
c',itt t, leoP'e, IN SCI
,,istoi c '''l,,i,,,
t VI T'IlIS 'IImS 'nS n,anulr u'rcc.,y upon
th GI,,e - e .,I, .uu'""a pnoViIe, as
y IT, o,1es t'ii ,;tb p'tS uo,tIe
IVI, WI WY Y'i.l,
ronts oSonId ,irot o N,u .aJ 81 ouv ny
ioar, LII trntro' ~ 'r,, - a. .ti ~
i".',,, tit,i', '''a,,, ,T "i,i Ipui tl,is us
h,,tst a., oi "ty Nt,,u lIay ". y.
Sn,esy u"S W ~ = ps1or "a spIe4h u
U" d's NV ,,n al " vno Sto"u, wiuro "
80 d" f,,, " anu pLoSen.s any i,Jury 70
ia,',s .Ot.'I tso,m NAo'''' "'"0'e ''iJ "hu
us
The farmer should study the science of
ms trade, and by every means acqnaint
thn minutrst details. FarminT-.or to sneot
in n hiOher or more general ne voll as liz
nited sense apricnitnrca-is Tbeconiinty t6e
ragc.- and In the language of the Mark lane
England) Erpyess.
Of js an encouroUiug siua IA saa eD,vo,,
i'm which the business az aSric,,lfI,ra has
been spoken To from the hiOh table dnrin0
the autumn. In Shronshir9, to-be snre the
scared Snuires fairly ru,, Az ~ whom tho
aitcr-dinner debate takes n reoIlv nracticaI
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INXEOUT0t's NOFIOh.- h.-NoTiGE ~ IfkteBY
IA giventhst ths undersigned, was, on Tho eth ssly
Of neoewhef, lS9n appointed ami ,lnaled ~ ex4eu.
tor " Chnrean klopieF, decessed, late Of Montgonl
cry e0llotY Ohio. .alllI u1irni Z l1-s IN ~ ~ n
dselaasai .t.aaa ,Ia. CHRISTIAN KLORFFR. 4
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FINHIs PREPARATION ig uNKQUALsO As A .
y, he9nvsnalof and RestoreF ot YAstsd or ipsrt
The hsed should hn esrarn 20 make the s 6t rene n
ahousehod god tnaawuoh asf q will r., nflsr th6mi
yogtn and ln strength, and 9nAA ftheDlI
not hut stfeng theme shd "a fsay III
ihvAsnable aeSsng, egpeniaf 20 thbse Who hsye ~
nisfbfsaihe, Or ordinaiy stknepa, No mailer nhat
n. esase OF the impotehey OF any hntfan orqah6,
and loroNor,L n vi 81 lI .muII L..-.- -.L.LL.
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A -TlaiIS TORS, E0flCE --N0TfdE is
n hereby gwen that the undersigned has been an
pointed and agaihed A. Adnlnlsfator on NE esiaie
ofJohn slsiob Helifieh late Of Montgomery county,
Dscsmbefi9, Isss. ssw r'AH"1
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BIOKRESE.

ID The FEEBLE, the LAEoULD, the DlESPAkRINo
the OLD shogid giye thls vpiliahle discovery frfst
for thu Same parpossN lifnA kittTi y fTff1NOI
no FEmALIgs.--rhis ptepaFAlios a. IavaI,.s I'D
be IN narv6tIs eakneases Of h kinds a. H ,F - ii
store the vested strength With wsndaffal psrman m
snec, -. .... .-.r - =.
pepsa NTH tho rrlt desc brat parsistohce In M o.
use NI fepovAte the stomach % degree OF perfect "
2Es DolsS esT oFFiFp pqitlss for 81, ssla ,
IQ hHTcnIkGs HILLYER, Propfetors,
feL ~ ce lar street, New Yosk i!,io9
~ 9Yr" d. gelm~rTn ~ g sstIEEIAgI. AZ ~, laoI
b -,fae si7r eillH % Assntfos DsyiSn. .of)
~ a1uiu ri tl lifG M iliU ilnNsS ir4a
.u .aoiyrd ,.al.ssssrerii,i ,di
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lA-IHG DAxsPBPsIAp

..'nos b dr',uni ,IlG soaibras sal ,1I
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BOWELS, LryyER,: Y ,:oR 4 KIDNEYS,
% WunA 1liduq alt t9l qsIod q lll noy hIra
d q,a ha5l IN ALI. AFFEcrIoos lOFoi iIiw il
Brain, iDePeSssstaD 1tiposs Deraia0el
1lleIst ,9f the St0Ntach or B0sOets, d
/ ,tp.l Coat RtenDlGtisns, aad 10 /,
: ~ NsETatga1 EEErtERg a1SND csf c4sesfnEsa uu /

TITTTFT- 7 LTTT y T7TTTT ~ 'TTITT - ITIT
IL Il degtpedto slpercsde eil other remedies Itnd
only cures these diseases, but II prevents them A
wine glass az the Bitters taken an hour before cash
meal will obyiale the ~ eeaeis pf the most
climate, and screen (e ~ son taking IL aRainst Dis
ease under the most tryidk eEPosure. nI 10 I-GI j
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WITHOUT a. RIVAL T.

1 ni 1bu5ill luEm Hfrd "Iuuti iGlr4uI "a
Andustly deberyea ID hsrspulhiion u hAA 80 long en-
l0Se'rn4 41e 4Y1eenirA Amenf" and 'hs West ipdieFau z
| .91iisIEyl
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Turnpike Notice.

1RHB STOCKHoTDERs IN TIM MIANuaBIJRo
Il and oentoTu Turnpike Company sre hereby
nOtitsd 10 meet VI the office Of D, ~ shes han a. P
in miamiab1rg, Ohio, on Monday, january 4, 1896,
At O'Clock r. M, for The purpose Of leeting sayon
~ dreotofs TO sefve the ensuing year. li'ii iai
'leosdaW't ''-1 20 SEokaE A. GROVE, Pres. (
4 A DMINfsTfAT TDRSl lN0TICE.-THR UNDER
IA signed has been duly appointed administrator o6
the estae Of John II. hoffman, lRta Of MONTGOMERY
county, Ohip, deceased. LEVI HOFFMAN,
y December 49, 1855. dec10w3te
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nlatl)lnerr.
TNIIE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON
PRESS co. MANUFACTORY. pei.
Corner Of Grove aid NoItb Third sta, jersey City.
OFFICE

VIE AMERICAN HAY AND COllON
l. PRESS co. MANUFACToRY pei.
Corner Of Gro'e aid Nortb Third sta. jersey City.
OFFICE,
No lIJ WAu-,,.. N,wYoTk.
OOvE'5 pAIENf
The attention OF all parties interested In the PRESSING
petsig 81 HAY. CorroS HEMP, W ooi. NA0s ioPs Any
other article required 10 DO b,rf or Sor,s
Consumption is respectfully solicited to the PORrABLf
u STATIONARY PRESSES Manufactured by TIL. Com
Psny under the superntcnience Of the Pstsntce M JoHs
III. COVE
The Pres very simple IN Il, construction sequirInr but
Known power, ,uch as Steam Water Hor,e or Hand H.
using ore power bat iiors- required the Press be
mechsnic ally CONTRACTED on known tina, liz
- po~er iae' ea'es "a g''asr rate than As ,.sasng
sisfdaee. al
The advantages OF ths Pres, over all othsn arc az folov.
viz:
st II press 20 per cent mat.hl 10 fven space
10 IL can do the Work IN ~ per cent lees time.
Sd IL re1ures 20 per cent less driving power
9Th u turns out the best shaped bale handling rolling
built Of the best Of IRON and liable get out Of order
The ordinary work or this machine will tress in one opera
ton later hing the boz Of the TO- Pressl bale Hay
Of 40 10. weight in " Two MINUTES AZ
-Four and one horse bale Il tun. VI Hay day
-Four without the aid OF horse or any power
that cont aimed In the Pres bale oil flaw "a inches
square by is inches long weighing go n 23 the
cubic foot. ...
No oggs joints eOswhee' beater. or roller. used
in this Press.
The attention Of Cotton factors end pantsrs Wool and
Hemp rsers especially called this Press. destined a. RI
Ia 10 work revolution Ia the now slow eumsy ana
expensive method Of bsins. -.
The Company will disposs Of Town. County or State s,
ressrvns to themselves only the right to msnascturr on
Mr. n D. FuuKR tho authorized TRAVELLING AGENT for thu
Company In the Eastern and Middle Stotes
For further particulars send for circulars
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CuARTERnAsrvR GBsHRAtf OrYIcn,
fiRsr DIVISION,
WAsuIsoroS CITY, April ], 1893.
UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORsES-Wl b cold al public auction. 10 the hghesi
bidder at Baltimore, rylsDd, on
THURSDAY April IL, 1905
TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH TOAL,
many of them well bred end in good condition
On -. $3.50
THURSDAY April 20. 1888,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
THURSDAY. ArrN 81. 1898,
ONE HUNDRED MARES WIFI FOAi AND ON
HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
Tie horses have been condemned unit io the cavalry
scryice ofthe army
road and farming purposes many good bargains may be
.sd
Anusls sod sinry. Safe 70 commerce at %. and vii
held OF Philips Government Stables corner Of fenon
nd Eamseysts
Tsrms-lash ia United States currency.
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