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Ne e = 70.
ssg s it With new greenbackss. These
I'VE measures, working together, would operate
IKE q e1aTrai The gradual and steady sale
OF the ialo coin every week would prevent
rise IN the price Of gold the payment ard
! cancellation of ten millions of bonds per month
would greatly sueugihen the pubic credit, and
! enable the government TO place a Eve ner
cent. loan on the market at par, with which to
take up the 5-1e and 7-30s as fast as they fall
due. The new greenbaeks issued would not in
J uate the currency, a. they would simply I'll the
1 space now occupied BY the cOHpouIitis and at
Of the ten millions Of interest which those com,
pounds are now drawing. A large part Of the
compound notes are held by the banks Is The re-
serve funds required By LAW. Hhen they are
redeemed the banks must replace them with
PLAN greenbaeks Hence, new legal tenders can
be issued, 70 take Up the compounds without
Here, then, we have two simple. pIain- en-
Gent methods which viii reduce the interest on
the national indebtedness eighteen millions per
anngm reduce the bonded debt more than one
hundred and thirty millions; get rid Of the in
terest drawing legal tenders; give back to com
merce and the people one hundred millions At
Iale gold; replace the and 80 bonds WITH 5per
Genus insure continuance of prosperous times
abroad" ~ - @-N
D The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says in his dispatch Of
the 18Th instant; wu n.-e.v
The members Of the Ways and Means Com
mlttee appear to be about equally divided upon
the SUBJECT OF contracting the currency. The
Rro3aDliity Is that the committee win adhere b
the present monthly rate of contraction. Sema
OF tnem VIII doubtless favor Mr.. MeCuiloch's 1
Plaa LOT more rapid contraction, but the Gem
mtttee VIII hardly report in favor Of such coarse
as tne temper Of the House Is such that were the
matter 70 come up in that shape a strong at
tempt would be made 10 withhold the power 70 /
el!hdfaW even s4.G0O,OO0 per month. The OppO-
sitCh OF tae House to contraction As very
MARKED. IL seems quite improbable that there Il
VIII DC any measure looking to an increase of 1
tne NationAl BUNK circulation. There seems to
pea very general desire to take from the Secre-
tary the power to taunper with the currency, nor
DO they believe in his attempting TO use the cur
reney TO regulate prices. In short. the indea7
TONS are that the House will strongly oppose the
policy Of the Secretary
The speculative feeling in the New York
Stock Exchange is gradually gaining
strength. 1t is said that very considerable
amounts Of stocks have been Withdrawn
from Wall street during the last week or
two by outside capitalists, and this has
strengthened the upward tendency of
prices The following statement shows the
prices of the leading railway shares prior
to and during the recent paLic and on the
| th inst, those current at the first regular
board, on the dates mentioned, being
quoted f a#ft. - ( b. i'la7t
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ANEW On WELL-A new oil weIl has
been struck in overton comfy, on Whites
creek. On Thursday last, at a depth Of
hity-siK Fee the drill plunged into the
oleaginous fluid, which has been Rowing
ever since az the rate o. about one hundred
barrels day Another well, near by. has
been yielding al the Rate Of abora CIV bar.
nels per day ior some time. II Il tho,,gb,
that The new well may have tspned IN.
reservoir that supplied the other. We nm.
denstand, from a gentleman lust from this
region, that the oil excitement 4 IN ire
increase there, and that many projects in
the well line are on foot.
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DRAMATIC CLUBs-A LAUDABLE UN-
DERTAKHG.-We observe that many Of the
small towns throughout the South are es-
tablishing dramatic clubs, for the purpose
Of reinterring the bodies Of Confederate
dead who lie scattered throughout the
country just as they we're buried upon the
battle-felds. We see that the preliminary
steps towards organizing an association Of
this sort have been taken at Murfreesboro.
Clubs have already been organized at
Huntsville, Columbia and franklin, XIV.
The movement is Praiseworthy in the high
est degree, and we hope to see it more eT-
tensively copied
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saturday, January 5. 1857.
saturday, Iaaaary 5. 1887.

Lots Nos 20 and a. in Fosters Addition 10
Edkedeld, each fronting 50 feet on Smiley street
and running back l7O feet 10 an alley
TERMS OF SALE-Gredits OF six and twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale. Note
required with approved security and lien re-
tained. Sale fres frDm redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL, G. and ~.
deci5-td i ffrlf ATS l4H a.t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

roster Bros. have for sale New Buck
neat Flour. Currants. Raisins. eitron, Cheese,
Eansy Candies. and other articles suitable for
-NHIlsenAs hoLdays. denl6 II
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NOTICE.

Va II. sTOCKWEAL, OF NEW YOR X
w I, is admitted partner in cur business from
this date. Fhs style firm will remain rs here
tofore.
HAMILTON q CUNNINGHAM.
NASHVILLE, Dec. I. 1866
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THE EITY.T.

We call attention 70 4he following adver-
dsemenis, which appear ia tins mornings
paper Cor the frst time. The reader i
referred to them in another column.
i. j. Davies & Bro. Jewellers AZ the Mss-
well House. have arrayed their new stefe
with watches, jeEelry, diamonds silver aid
PLATED ware, fancy g0ods enc, in great
NJ. C. Sulzbacher has again established
himself in hewholesale and retail grocery
business A No,s 70 North Market streei'
between Church and Union.
-Four barees viii he offered lor SAX at
auction 90 Saturday, 22d inst, By g. p.
Danforth, agent unless previously sold
privately.
II. S. Potts has purchased the interest Of
w. T. Foster in the drug business, and nov
conducts il alone al % Public Square.
The Fanny Brandeis leaves to-day at 10
o'clock, for Cairo, st. Louis. Memphis and
New Orleans. -
The Camelia tO-mOFrOB at ! 2 Cor Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Wheeling and Pittsburg.
The Tyrone Tuesday at u, for Cairo. ST.
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
A temperance address is announced for
Wednesday night next, at Second Baptist
Church, by w. q. Brien, grand orator
Foster Bros. have new buckwheat -four,
eurranis, raisins. cheese, etc, for Christmas.
W. T. Berry & Co, Public Square, have
lust received a large and select stock of
religious, literary and miscellaneous books. 4
Gov BRowELow has commissioned B.
NJ. TIlman, Esq, a. Attorney General for
the circuit composed q the couHtie5 Of
Bedford, Rutherford, Wilson and Cannon.
MrssRs GAMBLE & Co, on Cherry
street, near Union, have just received q
large lot Of books suitable lor holiday pref
ents, including a variety Of bibles and |
prayer books, gotten mp in superb style.
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A HINT TO QUIZ COUNTRY EXCHANGES.
Mary Of our country exchanges are ex.
treuely barren Of local news. We are
loaih to believe, gentlemen, that nothing
Of interest to your readers At home and
abroad transpires in yoiir several localities
during the space Of a whole week. III there
are no murders, robberies, accidents. etc.
under your own editorial nose, make inoui-
ries Of those you meet from different Dor
tons Of the oouniy-Rive ms news OF the
crops, and tell us what Is going on generally.
BY giving more attent o. 70 this depart,
ment, your readers viii thaak you, and We,
certainly, shall say word in your favor.
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New YORK PrOvtsiOn Marked
RIVER NEWS.

The landing yesterday looked dull and dfeary
There was hardly anything doing. and the tramp
OF al few eolOred labOrers, as they Esded through
the deep mud, was the only sound which dis
tarbed the solemn Stiffness Shaispearel The
river commenced rising during Friday night, and
by last evening had gone up fully four feet.
There was, at six o'clock last night fHIly ten feet
on the shoals. and By this morning the old Cum
berland wiz be booming" 49,
The following comprises cur port list, slim
one, We must confess ~ nsf ~
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Letiiia J. Harris Admpx, ". Robert Har-
q ris and Others.
TN PURSUANCE on DECREE OF FHF
4 Chaneerv Ceurt g Nashgille IN above uamef
cause, win sell, AZ the Court House at Nash
vble, on
saturday, January 5. isSz,
A tract Of 20 aeTes q Lard. about nine mil..
rem Nashyille. 90 the Nol6nsfilie TurnDike
Road being the same purchased By B. . Gar
ne deceased. from Ars. iaezincka BFoWa
Also, about 81 arfes Of land. adioiniue the
igTmer residepce 81 b. d. Harris. dereesed
about f0uF miles from Nashville
These lands WI be sub divided o. shit PSI
TRIMS OF sALE-one- fourth cash. AID he
residue on credits % SIX. Twelve. eighteen ana
tsenty- tear monIlts. Hlfhsai Interest Notss
fe.lmrea WITH approved eedurify, and lien re-
Lained- sale tree if19n redemption.
MOkfON B. HOWELL. Q. and NJ.
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CHAErM-We have received from Rev.
J. o. Lindsay the following. He is now in
Louisville: 1EafF ra
The citizens of Nashville who feel dis
posed to contribute TO the relief of the des-
tsute III South Carolina, are requested to
leave their donations with the Rev. J..
w Hayte, A Church street, or the editor of
this paper. twill not be possible for me
% canvass the whole city, and 1 hope they
will not wait until separately called on.
Whatever is done should be done at once.
A few more weeks without relief and terri
bic tales Of suffering and starvation will
have to be chronieled know there is
much sympathy in this city with my be-
loved Stale, in this her hour Of darkness.
ltis now within your power 10 help the
needt and relieve the distressed. The
smallest agifs for the poor wiz be thank
fully received, and there is pressing de-,
mand for the very largest. God loves q
tefeertel giveri" The liberal soul shall
De made tat f-aN j. o. LINDSAY
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LAKELAND.

fHh0Sk BEAufIFUL GROUNDS OF THE
~ Kew. Ut; ABREY, three miles out on ths
plckerson Pike, having been sub-diVided into
be offered 60 the public on
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ARoHER 0HEATHAN 4 Co
KLINE & SHERMAN.
R. B. CHRAFHAM 4 Co.
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LOUISIANA.


ALABAMA,
Bank Of Mo5ils.
49, nonig1u sy-sF
sslma -.
osnzfal Rank.-..--..-20
C0nmsrei4i banE a,
Ea1lern 8ark
cNn
en-
aF aft
zlrtf saareed Irnitt
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government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows
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A tract Of Land on Suges' Creek. near the vii
son county line. adjoiniHE the lands II Wm.
IlaeaT and containing about sixty acres.
TERMS OF SALE-SiX and twelve months
credit with interest from d1y Of sale Note
required with approved security, and lien re-
tanned. Sale tree fsgln redsEqtion.
- / MORTON 3. HOWELL. c. and N.
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Gov. BRowELow has commissioned B.
NJ. TiIlman, Esq, a. Attorney General for
the circuit composed q the couHties Of
Bedford, Rutherford, Wilson and Cannon.
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CINoIEHATI Dec. 15.-Flonr Is higher and
more active at $40 50@ll Is for extras Mess
pork SO Hogs quiet and lower; quoted at sea
~ for dressed. Cotton is weaker aud iheld at
Slc- Gold unchanged.
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WING. rOBEY 4 co.. Bspksr's and Dsalers
On 0old. Silver, GoEernment stocks ana Command
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5 NORTH CAROLINA.

Commereiai Bank is
Fsfmsrs Bank Of n.
CArelina .....-.......a...2Z
Merchants Bank.........;sj
Sank q RaKboTu'-.a.zsi
Minsrs and Planters
Bahk.....4...............g0
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VIRGINIA.

EaE1H1I Ea1 D q VI %
Asaullriurers' and
- NIIN sssss-.sss ss-lsaI1lI
h1f1ha1fs' Bsnk.........to
aercasaia' and he
eAAnie Sank rs
N1Esalsrn 8ank........eo
81 effEFu hank...-a5
m 1Aaz .4..-..a5
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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
FOR RENT.

Esw YoEK. Agents for the Unitsd s,stes
oclls-lyins
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in our market to-day:
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SALES

W" II t1coilAD vs.. . p Jones dhu Othefs.
TN. PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
ChaneeFy Court at Nashvills IN above named
eaaae. viii seh. q the Court House 1t Nash
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onuer u.s. lue5ce aSe GrogS ,, cmS , p",tS" TtHs
we are ,aapl W ~ .a aS
c9uIse vpo soun, path"aaI as tut9 ~ Gun
WIN any eeE'alAly s.e result oHG sIlut Lne pro
Pecg y l,Lucn noL4 enGGur"g'IR 'naH II was SUB
VEGAS ago IanHo' oe ulsP0'eu' ro,o,rr,os sor,,ra,
The Baton Rouge Advocate says
The bright warm weather now prevailing is
that is desirable TOR the planter and It it will co
tiGue while longer most of them will be able
subdne the big grass crop which the wet spe
inflicted on them. As a general thing the cotto
has been badly injured, aud IN many cases to
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A CHINESE WINTER GRADLE.-The cradle O,
babyrframes of different countries are curious
enough. Savage nations show more ingenuity.
and are better enabled to relieve the mother in the
care of the child than many that boast of theil
civilization. The Indian squaw pnts her child in
agafer position while engaged in her labor thar
the poor white washerwoman.
The Chinese winter cradle is kind of basket
made of straw, very thickly twisted In shape, il
is something like an hour-qlass and is open above
and below The waist holds the child up, and il
the open end below a sort Of foot,stove is placed
to keep the infant warm. In it isa well padded
dress. The child is here kept warm, and enjoy
its toys without any fear of accident.
The mother can easily carry it about, although
it has not a handle to hang it up, like a squaw'
baby frame,
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Thus done passed the city of New Orleans the day
month and aforesaid the presence Of Adophe Lenes
and Lewis c. Woodvle Witnesses who hereuntO sign tnen
names with said parties and notary.
The original is signed:
Geo. w. Manson, q, A. EazaT Edward Rigney,
and others.
A. A. Lenes, L. G. Woodvlle
Edward Barnett, notary public,
A true copy from the Original
EDW ARD BARNETT, Notary Public
The undersigned Deputy of Mortgages for the
parish and CITY of New Orleans Of Louisiana cerhes
that the foregoing Charter this day recorded
his Office in society F no 6 T. 100 to 100.
NV ORLEANS, May lst, 1866.
G5lgnedJ CHARLES f. LENES,
Deputy ROcrrder
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5'HART EEE
CHAMTEE
or +HE-
FTEsT NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS
COMPANY
or gIsIANA.
DsrraD SraGns OF hSERIr4, STATE OF LoUIalAFA-
OIL nt ~ - 8 X


OHrTaD STagas oP AHERIc4 STATE o. LoTtsnSA |
psjskrov,.,.o "a Ne e,svans d. If luna n , -o-r ar
de- q de- &C. o, the i5n stste, Of e[r, tho rigeer6
be ore ms I'd 9 G1it chAk. 40 airy pubic duly
rnF oped gn ii md oity Of New elns ana
lhe Ptrsb Of usn Ferson4 cn agi appeared We artes
%n2'e g%s3 " @ sG9S.fPsj VIZ ne es "f
5n.tas r,i1eo :h2 ot 1tos Of c5Tpsft rs IN as
s5Is ,yt,, ,rTee Nh 6 +, sTd TX ~ ,vI,yr fIsg
e I'LL She objscts sr T JILL 4nd urder ths ti.ic obEa
tiols, s.ipaiat5ls and gaatio tauow.aE, to.vit:
1Eti-LA FEST ,-.-.,..,,
H'5 S a. G ~ aChictt NJ Is w
TIE FlRSF *lTIJSAL JAZZ pICAL TOahs COMPANY
ARTICLE SECOND.
TIE baTposss and olsetS Of t5G o@nszy are the asaon
ing tberelrom TBS Company shan hare" rp@atose ha7
Gegce tie Coat d 4rRs u The ato Of Log1a aI citn
on notices legal process shall the President
ARTICLE THIRD.
Tit, ro.~,.,, t. r, 4 rJ t.I ale. So ord l,~;, ~
mi, e-rn G ~, 20 ", " " ~ d ,sa t, r. H. "t rcr
unss sooner d.sove1 as baeioaer Provided or D4rns
Is ,zds.en.e IL sh hsye ana eo be capable to
@ sa na ess Or ds5 o h se ,5 P%56s
IL powsg paVHeses az mAtiss as are granted
" Ia" 10 OoEpofauonS'
ARTICLE FOURTH.
Al the corporate powers q the Company hal be vested IN
HE opdSv n aS S Of ech y t II al & I II n M:
III one S[ n2 6 ol tng hg%G"Pe[ Ruosneq IN the
| OF ite et'ckhouefs Inspectors 70 preside at such
| eeeAohs, and y any OF said inspectors decltae
or a tteno the fresient shl appoint others IN their
send Inc Board TINS elected shall ake 'hslr 9ets on the
rs meeting EJECT President from among themselves and
a appoint SecEettE me fTfsilet slPl preside at all
esne % we board ana ochh3desi ne sha coudUct the
o. We company gte-ly, unIer tu1 shperVs9n oil
paPe and shall have Pyw 70 appoint snbjeat 70 The
val OIL ne board soca clerks shq employee as may be Lecs-
and employees shall be Sized by the Board In all ELECTIONS
those feeElhs a. P,asGnQ o. yoeI nal Pc deemed duly
9fR 3 ar, resspt @ s4esS whether sefoa o t. BE hd
ttsomsn in newspapers in city Of Oean
a and every person shall De entitled to me vote for each
provided Individual coTP0raro or company s&a be
tn ~ votes a T' er or INA AZ
s4 vote on my 81 re transferred to Inn within sixty days
Cuthe fl st ii elton the President she be T JEFF Hall
tie secretary VIM furv.s Tho 7oTd Of Directors shall
Ttson, j. = Latham, y B uueh H. Q. Eeartt John
duties of office Immediately and their m OF ofe e
shall continue until the second Aondy o! Jaauay 1884, or
ND'N '-' sui -.
/ q-..,ui.,, .,. 90 ,i,a - IT, ,,,- g., ~. -, u,-
of bunares thousand laF. dytisI mo 10 II XIX
bprd,ed STARE Of ono tbSp d .r esrb to he mad nd
tor IN the manner to, wing u Fifteen Per ceut of the
amount % led with the
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According to the recent State census New
Jersey has now population of seven hundred and
seyenty.three Thousand and seven hundred, which
is gain in five years of over hundred thousand.
Hudson and Essex counties exhibit the largest
relative increase.
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GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,


VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South and West the North East and it,
continuous rail connections.
To passengers from the South West going North and
East this route offers unusual advantages being the
and most e&ped tlous.
between New Orleans and the celebrated water
ing places n Virginia the Virginia cities, Washington Bait
Ph adepha New York and Boston, the North gener
ally and the Canadas
Exempt from mRariOus influences.
This from Chattanooga Lynehburg traverses the
mountain ions of Tennessee and Virginia. which
passed tor heathnneB purity of and grandeur
OF mountain scenery, whilst it cannot be
on to passengers its trains the gentemanly
ing co ducors all OF whom experienced la their
ton and strictly attentive to bust ess
Baggage will be checked through Orleans to the
Virgt il Springs and rncpHl citiss rth and East
Through tickets to be had at the office of the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad ticket office
J. v. GOODWIN. General Superintendent.
q. c. WlNGFIELD General ticket Agent.
JOHN T. MOFFkTF, rayeling gem South
tAKENOEs CENTRAL RAFAROA D-THE
quickest route from New Orleans to New York I
Eastern and Northern cities
rHU DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and eyeninr,
on arrival of trains and steamers from the South.
Time from Cairo to UhicaEo--l9 hours.
BaltimDre-t9 hours.
Philauopha-5O hours.
through tickets apply az nr oes of the Atlantic enc
Mississippi Steamship company l04 Common street and Al
the depot OF the New Orleans Jackson Great EorAsru
Railroad also ct the fasia Central Railroad depot
HuGHITT
General Superintendent Chicago
W. P, JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
| b. f. LONGLEY
General Southern Agent, New Orleans
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Among the bidders st the auction sale of theI
Shenandoah's stores n NV York was New
Bedford captain, whose vessel had been burRoi
by the pirate. He purchased Confederate 2at
las a mementO,n as he expressed it, 60 III
great grand children of The Jaslardly part enacted
by England in the rebelliOn,h
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pONTCBARTRAKN RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and sfee SUNDAY April lst 1856 the trains on hl,
road will leave follows:
CITY. FROH

Sunday ArrnngeWent.
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning o'clock in
lien Of Horse Cara.
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
o'clock P. h.
and MAY 9th the Trains will leave either end Of
the hoad Sundays, at every half hour, from until
O'Clock P. Il.
Fare, TO and from the Lake same day, 25 cents.
Passengers GENTLY Station notify the conductor
prior departure Of the Fare Is cents each way
GEO. PANDEI4Y. General Superintendent
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TlMR mANDsIs,.Ro Aal..l DZllIoCRAT

The publication OF the above oldesblished weekly paper
WI be resumed on ne FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1896,
at hSnas9ofo, I" .rrison county, Mississippi,
Shosct pHonS aud advertisements respectfully solicited
ILEkMs-E,,' dollars per anaum in advance
@ @ SissssppRn End Meridian lMlssl Clarion pie
copy tpES timea P K MAYERS,
Editor and ProphetoE.
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patton ROUGE ADVOCATE.

PATTON ROUGE ADVOCATE,
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
ln the State outside Of New Orleans.
Mercantile Cards inserted at Low PRICES
Subscriptions and advertisements received direct at the soe
or by mail accompanied by the CASH.
in. TAYLOR Proprs:V.