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nor SALE CHEAP-Tho two.story and

EOR SALE CHEAP-The twO-story and
i attic frame HOUSE and LOT No. ll9 Willoughby-st,
Brooklyn with brick basement 22I31 feet lot 25x73 fee
water gas. range BATH and all modern improvements com.
plete-furniture Il required Also the FARM Of Nh. g.
Craft at Kockaway L. J. opposite the residence OF NJ Wa
terbury containing 26 Of choice land with good TWO
story house 3I3 feet wing JIIo feet with basement and
well OF good water garden &C. all In good order end well
fenced Buildings nearly ana on TIE road near the turn
pike II not sold before 'he lst Of April viii be TO LIZ
Inquire of THOMAS J. WHITE, Agent, No. Ill Cederst
from to u and 2toI
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DROOKLYN HOUSES for sALE-Ont

ID three story hgh basement and subcear brown-stone
good location terms suit price $1,000 One hreestoly
high basement and sub cellar. brick. 5000. Two frame
HOUSES and three LOTS; will sell all; price
for all. fI2,o0o Apply address JOHN DALEY, No &c
Myrile.ave Brooklyn
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sALE-On the banks II the Hudson River with water
'front.' Located Ea. Havesstawfour mil,s below Pees'
an and nearly opposite Stony Point House l. large and
commodore with modern inpTovements in excellent repair
There are u Of land in high state OF Gull
yaton and III an abundadce Of choice fruits grapes under
s,.s &c. The views very fine location retired and
Iltsl HOMER MORGAN. No 2Pinss..
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HOOpER's ART WAREROOM, No. i'll
IL Nssssust. OIL PAINTINGS aud ENQRAVINGs In
ffsnss ~ Usst sacrifice IN copsSqasuos Of mepsy.
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MIR. EDMUND YATES. FIRST NOVEL

MR. EDMUND YATESs FIRST NOVEL
WI BROKEN TO HARNESS
The London AhsnenE the highest literary authority ay'
Of a.:
frat rate novel and better work o. foon has mol,
come under our notice. 49,
Taken =. whole Il 4, mans novel dealing far mere
with Bohemis. ciob-ioons and MASCULINE abarfdie' sa
with the rednements and gfaces Of womsashfs. $500
bat though e IL mans novel women VII relish
for throughout 81 diverse scenes there evnc nnd M
obtrus!ve xnton Of feminine FoodneM Moreover there
I, not n It's revelations Of Bohemia anss line thsi
vii, raise a blush. or jar upon the sensitive ear
All the Boob sellers sell 1t In New York.
LORIEG, Publisher.
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EXCHANGE irst-class RESIDENCE in
the city Of Hartford furnished or unurnished for good
HOUSE in New.York or brooklyn. RIDER FORD, No.
II Broadway, Room No. 81
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LIVERY sATURDAY.-No. 10.

Ia CONTENTS -
Mr. BANCROFT AZ "TIIE YOUNG COLUMBIAN"
An English View Of Mr.. Bsucfohs recent Grafton si
Wsshngon - -, &,
EN- Life the plot q which turns point Of law.
LOST ART. An Instructive Essay Oh rsninsnsnip from
-Chambers's Journal" ,
THE BROOCH or BRUCE. pleasantly written Article
by Cuthber, Bede. IN which he gives curious his
tohc. facts concerning this valuable relic.
THE MINISTER'S SANDY AND JESS. An admirable
Tale from Fraser. -
MANUSCRIPT HUNTING IN ENGLAND. An smu.ns
Accom-, of the Mishsps sni Pefpertes ~ "a lialsn
Ribiorhie IN pursui, Of knowlody- under dhculiss.
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, FOREIGN MOTIFS AND
POETRY. -
TERxs-snsle Numbers 10 cents Yearly subserip,on IS
TICKNOR & FIELDS. Publishers. Bosion
For sale BY b III TfCkNOR, No sl1 Broadway.
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nor SALE.-Sl, 900 down will purchase a
substantial two story brick HOUSE and Lot; basement
and uudercear Ninetelh st. Avenue A. Inquire Ut
BlDWELL'S, No. 25t Pear-st.
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UO IET-A fine COUNTRY RESIDENCE

VI LEI-A HIIV NVONfHt H', - a., -
(urnishedD at Hartford Conn. House large N -
rate order; stables large aud good garden ample sna
hind, Of choice fruits musketoti Location se'y n
Prospect Hill commanding beautiful view OF tns o9n.
ains on tho west fronting the best avenue out o. ue ~
and about half mile the city limits. Just the sRV1
health Measure and comfort, Possession Aprh unu, UcS
Der or later. Adires, RIDER FORD Empire buua'1s'
No. II Broadway, Room No. 81.
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TOR SALEM Liberty County, Georgia,
J. that wel.snown aud vslusbe PLANTATION, known
the " Wahour HomeStead. forty miles from Savannah,
the Atlantic end Gulf Railway i, contains 80 acres
about II which open and unsurpassed for fertility
ducng long cotton equs lsand pot
aoes &C. including 0 choice Rice LAnti ucconmoda-
ton for hty operatives good Dwslipsi House eud many
improvements. Call sddres., ]. ID. DELANNOY, Quit
mao Ga.
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ORRENT-One of the finest front OFFICES
4 In Park Row. Address Box No 294i Post. Office.
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FALSE PRIDE. Or, Two WAYS TO MArRsosi. a So,n
panion TO Family Pride" aud Family secret I'm
pce in one large duodeemo volume fnee % " p''''
or 50 In cloth. , -, -. nc.,.,eior
Countess Of audol.tadt" "lndisna." Fret ana dne
Love" etc etc. Complete In one large duodecimo 'ouHe
Price : 50 in parer; ~ in CLOTH u
THE BRIGAND; or THB Dfnos OF TIE NORTH by
Victor Hugo Author Of Les Msenbles," ETC., ETC. ONO
volume octave. liice n cents. . ~ MA,
TIE Queens RENENGE and other stores. 10y WI
Us Collins, Author Of The Dead Secret" aud fully eqna
TO anything ever written by him. Ore volume octave
Price IS cents 49,. 81.
THE COQUETTE; Or, THs LIFE srd LETTERS v, O.
ELIZA WHARTON. A True Tale In Real Life WIN ~
Historical Preface and Memoir Of the Author by Lacy
Of Massachusetts, Complete in one large duoaeoilo
volume Price ~ - in paper or 81 In coin ~ 81
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. by Charles Dickens. WIN eu
the Authors illustrations, forty in number ffiee - "
paper; or 81 50 IA cloth; In two volumes ciotA va"
tinted Illustrations ~.
Copies any all Of the above popular books wi" be 'en
to Any Que. free Of postage, on receipt OF pce'
Address oil orders TO the Publishers,
L. B. PETERSON G. BROTHERS,
No. 800 Chestnutst-, Philadelphia, Ia,
And they will receive prompt attention.
Send for OF eur new and full Gatalogues
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yy,O LET-Furnished and Unfinished Coun.

ITO LET-Furnished and Unfinished Coun.
1 try HOUsEs-Stsm'ori Conn, beautiful Place; VIII
Horses and Carriage, desired rent $4,000; Staten lsn4
abou, two miles from Facoryvills Lending rent S2Wi
Staten Island Cloveroad. about two miles from Vandefcm
snding ren, $780, Staten Island. Tovynsendsye nssf
Vanderbilt Landing s3coc staten Island IomPAin,y
patlAly furnished . 200 Staten Island unfrrnisne
ko,.ys near laudins REM 5000 Staten Island unfunishs
Hnsuenot station $3.50; Staten Island unfpnishsa
New Clifton, rent $l0o); Staten ana. unes
ni.h.d Tompkiusyie rent $500 Staten Island unfu;she4
Tompknsyie . eco; Staten Island unfarnished New
Brighton rent 800: Staten Island nnfurn.hed fcI, hhe
u,ond rent : 80. Permits Of A. J0URNEAY, No sPrea
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EOR SALE-A three-story high stoop brick
Il HOUSE. with brown stone trimmings, In Thirty ninth
st., between Broadway and kishhaye In complete order
ghout possession May price 123OOc Ad
dress L. o., Tribune Office
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New Publications.

lVNHE SHAKESPEARE NOVELS!
Il MRS SOUTHWORTHS NEW BOOK!
GEORGE SANDS NEW BOOK!
VICTOR HUGOS NEW BOOK!
WILKIE COLLINS'S NEW BOOhl
And other New Books. published this day, by
II. b. PETERSON &c BROTHERS.,
No 1896 CHESNUTST, PHILADELPHIA
AND PoR BOOKSELLERS.
THE cFLFRPATFD SHAKESPEARE NOVELS,
Each COM p FPF IN ONE LARGE OCTAVOVOLUM
PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE-To Rent, Fur.
~ nshed, large HOUSE Of some l6 rooms the north
shore Of Long Island 20 miles from NewYork Apply 70
HOMER MORGAN No. Pinsst t696
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oil 00O For SALE, a beautiful
~ l. ,JUO. Gothic HOUSE in the village Of
Kyack 1t Is beautifully finished contains 10 rooms sores
Of ground r. y. Institute. Inquire Of j. " oNpEh
D0NK, on the premises
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fS-ACRE FARM for SALE-On "Sentinel
HI Hin" Derby, Conn, one mile from railroad and boat
healthy no musketoes story House. with piazza three
Barns young Orchard large Garden Will be sold at bar
gain Inquire Of Mr. PAUL, No. % Courtlandts, N. Y.
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Go Get.

A FURNISHED HOUSE, Orange, N. j.,
N with modern improvements, oubudings, fine garden
abundance Of fruit pleasantly uatsd l6 minutes walk from
dpot be rented two three years. Add-ess Boz Ne
2,4l7, r. ..
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ITO LET, Furnished, iour-Story hV Sa or
Il on Twenty ihiris,., near seventhaye 10 SIX
tie. will b. rented low For permits. apply to A. j. bLSI'~
Err son & Co, No. II Cedarst
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THE YOUTH OF SHAKESPEARE.
III.
SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS.
III.
THE SECRET PASSION.

THE FORTUNE SEEKER. BY Mrs Emma d. Z. ~
souhworth author Of the Lost Heiress ec Compete m
one large duodecmo volume. Price I 50 In psper or " W
IN cloth. - -. ,,., -, NJ
We also publish this day. and beautiful edition OF az
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EOR SALE--At a great bargain, handsome
IL COUNTRY RESIDENCE with without furniture.
within 80 minutes from New.Yok, 10 minutes from depot
fine green house. with choice plants large stable &c fruit
trees grape vines IN variety Call address j. y.
STEVENS No. IS William st.
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HOUSES TO LET.
H BY BENEDICT 4 Co.,

7 ARGE partly furnished country HOUSE Ia
LET for one or two years from May LIS acres excellent
land orchards barns pleasant location minutes wslt
from Depot and N hours from ~ Y by Erie Railway rem
SiO1O Address'r. b. BROOKS. Monroe, Orange Co.. N
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A SUPERIOR and highly cultivated FARM
N Of % acres, large fine house and oubuding. hney
uited watered fenced SC beautifully located at ongom
ery Village ON WAIKIKI River Orange Co. For sasyery cheap.
w p. SEYMOUR, No. III Broadway.
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OFFICES to LET in the five-story marble.
" front buildng No. 25 Chambers st., and No kesdest,
between Centre-ss and Broadway. T. C. BULkLEY, No. u
Waist, Jauncey Court.
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HOUSE AND STABLE for Sale

~ alta bargain IN Consequence Of the owner leaving tor
Europe located on Foureenih the Palace Garden,
&c. House 81 feet wide Ia perfect order with all the modern
improvements Stable the OF The lot Lot 10 feet
deep For FOL particulars aud price apply to HOMER NOR
GAN No. Pine-st. Voib
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Two LET.-The spacious and elegant LOr ne -
third and fourth Aoos) OF the marble store gs a. snv
lin Coz corner Broadway and Warren ST. sulsgs Soa,
importing business or for MANUFACTURING OF III R,o.dvy
or No. Is Court.st., Brooklyn, or to JOHN LLoi
No Is Nsssau.st, New York.
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M R0QKSELLEK, Piiblialls- and Stationer,
NJ ~ Magazine street, New Orleans, and B7
Dsuphia street, Mobile, skeepSalways on hand
Mebster's Eanentary Spell lYagis lIiboks, Me-
Gufey's Series Of 1senders, W y Jster'N Dieticna.
Fies and Deiiners, Davitss Arithmeties, QlDcy's,
Mitrhefbs aud Smiths Gebgtpplhes and IA tias,
RArkeris Fhilosophiss; Hncred JIavps, southern
HiarmSnles. Metb9list Beptistsand Prssbxte-
Fflson glifc1Of fJeG Davis, SurYy ~ Eagles
Nest Medicfl, Bebks, Law Books,1 Blank
Books, Miscellancous Books and Novels. .,Jnye-
niles, Joseph III Pimd Henry N1ILt, Letter Pres
ses and better lieelys, Letter Paper, Foolscsp,
Envelopes, Ink, Black, Red and Blue. Pencils,
slates, Gold and Sssel Pens; in short, hi his
two storea, IN New Oleansast yell M IN MObiic,
lie has the largest assortmeiitbf School Books
and StatioBer.s dn tlle Sonthcfh States. 7s'
liz has great fAeilities for tllling orders. and 1
by his cheap prices, has gained i lAfge dlistoni
: lie alFo keeps The agency .ar the RFesby
Board bf Publications, and aII the new books
Rublishesi abroad, will kG fQ,ild 0sie ehisEO,in-,
tcrs, ms soon as out. Country Merchants,
Teachers anidi II PurssliS5sia generally, coming
e New 0rlsenso or Aiotilc viii is6l Az 10 their
NJ s,agssi4 s Ii. aoETzEh, las
~ 81 Magazine ST., New, Orleans.
D T. q
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KNAPP 4 nnfrnIAn

nENTAL SURGEONS, JACKSON, Miss.
- RakNAPPhayfng assatiafesa DR joan
W. HUFFMAN with him In the practice OF
Dentistry, would recommend him 70 his friends
and petfons, as gentleman Of skill and exBe-
riehce 10 his profession; aud every way worthy
OF patronage. DIR. II. will occupy my office
during my absence, and attend 10 those In the
country who may desire his services.
Jackson. June 20. 1866. diff.
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DOCTOR sPYER,

TEETH AND PAINLESS. pESHISTRY.
Il corner Camp and Canal streets, New Or
leans. A fun Set Of Teeth made In Thirty
Hours. Teeth inserted on Vulcanite Base.
vastly SUPERHERO gold In every respect, being
much stronger and more durable, and can he
furnished at Half the Price.
The most nervous persons can have their
Extracted without pain n, d sep97-stoo.d
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DKNTlnTmY.

hR. j. b. WATSON, DENTIST,
n Memphis Rooms at the weli known cor
ner Of Main and MoDroe Streets, No. 512.
Further reference Is unnecessary, as our
for unsurpassed skill and success
iul operations, are too well and favorably
known by the many thousands for whom we
have operated during the past twelve years.
: N. B-Don't mistake the name, Wasso !,
and place, No. S12, corner Main aud Monroe.
AiemRhia. TeIps Also pfopfiet6r OF tlis Mem :
phIs Dental Depot. te5dtf,
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J. j, uurss Fspas, oonssstlor inaam..ious.. !.

| :, Il s4,sf a ] T. 49, ~ I..445 1870
ro 70 Cures Fso9s Congestion, intiaaations.
"a Tr. .S ~ saa,s " s,,ssn,si * "
fU a. Diayr5osn " Mia ran ~ sa,,,,s Mn 81
"a5 1a.enssyr sC,ininsp Riljous Tic,;c 80 10 b
81 II ifSsss ie,ai, IL ,s.s. W,,,nist,,s SS
- Cmswhs1 s,.ldss9 N sa6ebitsss IN ". 81
.."tss, Ne45flgie Tee'efchs, Face aebs v
l"IS Dyspspsis BiilIoss sJpssb.
s',ss Ssss TOO I; Seass sss sssss. ..ias
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eis. Rss sssass., ss asss RhsasaasEie
sss P;ss s1 sIsss d or sSsaiur csah rsvsf Aaass
s,s 9paaaal.g $40 ssrs Q wsak Eye -.so
/" aS . Izoa,;s.. .1sueI 4 violont c,,,shs a.
.saI, sa 1.isas soppresslvs brsashins. -. .s0
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nm. IL OARrRR.

TENDERS. his Professional Services TO the oiti.
IL sens.ofi Jaokson and <icihity Z. ~ gf7FI
~ Residence opposite Campbellite Church,
House formerly occupied by Mrs GuiOn,
! 0hce at Y. s. Graft Co.'s drug store
Fed. 2ldH
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A ATTORNEYS AND cOUNsELLoRs AT
q LAW ,'hg Carrolltoh, Miss,
win practice in the Tenth judicial District.
al TERMS or C0uRTs H
Calhoun, I'd Monday of March and September.
Choctaw, 4th +"
CaTgplly "a III M'nds afterA NJ ntI W Mcl .eHept,
YalObusha, 9th (" 4th
Iallahatchie, sth l,fl. 4thle,t' dfN N"r f6f!!. r
Sunfl0wer, 9th q 4th /" 10
! July II, 1885 dly .gifheN afFRi
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MUaRPmREYS'
nj Rl ss o r. A TMIO ,sPE CIFICs.

HAVE proved fromthe most ample experiehce, an
III entire success: empb-r rPrompt--E -Elfieient, and
kaliable. They are tho only Medicines perfectly
adapt tft popular uss-so eimpls that mistakes can-
net be made In using them sb harnsss to be FREQ
from danger aud 20 slceH NJ to ba always rsliahias
They have raised the highett commend alton from ALL
and will always render satsfastlen, H. -gas
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wILLIAM YEnGER, JR.,

AgTTORNEY & COUNsELORaAT LAW.
lA Jackson, Miss, will practice in the various
Courts In the counties Of Kinds, Rankin, Madi-
son, issaquena, Washingteny Bolivar, and in
the United States District at jackson.
All business entrusted to him. will raceiye
prompt attention.
special attention given to the collection q.
claims - 81 septl2dtf.i
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.44I O. B, GRAHAM & Co.
139s-.. - .-- q. GRavier Street. l39
Between Camp and st. Charles,
Emporsers Of foreign and Domestic ssvv
4 ttF~ Goods

II - Goods
Agents for the York Street Flax Spinning Com.
pany of Belfast respectfully call the attention Of
the trade to ther very extensive stock now in store
and arriving by hrst vessels from Europe conaistr
ing Of the following: Irish Linen, Pillow Case
Linen, Linen Sbeetng, Drawer Linen, Linen Shirt
and Shirt Fronts Brown and Blay Linen Linen
Checks, Planters Linen, White and Brown Linen
Nettngs, Linen Cambria Handkerohiefs, Printed
Linen. Long Lawns, White Lawns, Printed Lawns,
Damask in piece, Damask Cloths, Napkins and
Towels, Diapers Brown and Bleached Hue xabuck,
Drillings, Ducks, Hollands, Burlaps Bobbinets,
Swiss Mnslins, TaPe Checks, Union and Cotton
Turkey Red; MaddeR Handkerchief, Spool Cotton,
Flax Thread ETC.. etc. ian27dly
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! sRsK RROxvn,

I'll n yEREaT. sEEHAhERs, i.
iKtAgent u Y " ~ Jackson. MIss
WilPractiee IN all the Coufta etd 1T jackson, and
il tiie Uuited states DstfiCt Court at Oxford Miss
Collections promptly made III Nd parts of the State
piastations bought and sold having superior aciii-
tieA here North and In tlslzspsl ~ = / n lE Pa
qisoe as TIE Old Land Otli6s In the Capitol
;. ohN " u = II sftatftefa .ta - .NaI
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI SIS.

], Thomas 7. Swami, Auditor Of Puhlic Ac-
collnts Of the State Of Mississippi, dOlherelo
certiV tfTM the foregoing statenenta6f thE
Southern. Life insurance Company Of Memphis,
Original, now % ffe fnihy ofSle.. y = z y
= Given nnfier my hand anu Ofirisl seal. at the
e1ty Of Jaekscn, this hrst day OF 0ctcber, AID.
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! Ft-s. sfss8QHoS. T3swAngN,
- a 80 Auditor Of Bubble Accounts.
= leF Local and Traveline Agsnts wantsd
htenghopt ithe State q. AississppL Apply %
ri Il y. A. AEAhD,
oca-dsE1,fdT : General Agent vlsssburE.
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ffT TT iLFRED BRGANGER,
ExGhief Engpeer. Fire Department.

1 sHT REFupEs NEW oRAEASs guiyt7, 1850. q
H. Fgssna,'n, Esq Orleans Ootton Pressi
SIR In January1tst Tfeceiyed from your Press IOa9
bales Of cotton Of which about lgU0 were recon,
fpressed and bound with your new '1fon Tie" I
can fetely affirm that the cotton 10 hound was re-
ceved In better order fan u generally comes from
the Pesfes that itIstewed ibetter and enabled the
ship TO carry moro than on any previous voyage
The cotton when discharged from the ship in
Liverpool was In better order than the repe bound
cotton It is highly preferable for a ground tier as
dampness boin the ballast has effect upon II, for
tt Is well known by practical that dampuess win
rot tho rope bound ] can confidently recommend
your Iron Tie" a. took this lot for an experiment
and csrsfuily watched it both in loading and dis.
charging. 4.
. y AN Sir, YOurs Respectfully /" " 2
JOHN HOWARD, Master
CHAMBERS a. LATTING,
Cotton Factors, Agents for Fasslnann s Iron Tics
and Dealers in Baggings Rops'snd rwine, '
NO. Oh CarsndeIet st.,
Bm. iyl2dsw NEW ORLEANS.
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FASSMANNS PATENT aiRON TIES!!
For Cotton Bales.

UNITED STATES PATENT, APRIL, 1855.
TN 'FAssMA A ANsT tPATENF. IRON TIES, the
Il hoop Tor the hutton is ppuahFi 4 With, two
has only to be drawn aght tho holes Id the two ends
to be brought together -fhe two bole end on top
and the button inserted. One bnttOl will answer,
hut ft Id better to insert two n
With the Buckle Tie, ono md Ipf the hoop IL fas.
tened to section of the Buckle, the other endis
inserted in the other section, and simply showed
amy biapk. Al bite fhe oucte holds it securely to
tb Its place. H. s*f n
The hooEb are painted to prevehtFuBt and But tn
Lengths 0fl0, 1p4 and feet Ten feet are most gem
orally used, but M and II are Sometimes feqaif6d
for large bales, The BUCKLES are fasteped to the
hoepst THE Bnttons WIN be put up in Afnah b0&6s
rThe3l Weight 10 about 10 PoundbIo the l3aIsi III
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19

County Of Shelby. s's'
Z, Gee, ". sfuCafn. f1esident, and j, b. Do,ld<.
Secretary OF heSonttefn Life Iniiipancc Com.
p4myl being .sevevalIy sworn, stIebose and saw 1
and each for himseh says, tkatlthe foregoinJ
isla full tFhe and CORRECT Jstafement,of the nj.
fairs 6fsaid Company tlat the lsid TiisliFance
Company istbe bona .fae owner Of TwoH nh,
1fed Thousand Dollar of actual cash capital
Invested in stocks and bonds, Of IN nlortgages
on unincumbereA real estate, worth . Der
cent more than the same II mortraged for:
that the above de-rrfbed iuvestments nor any
,parf fhetepf, are made for the. benefit OF any
fntiiy ldud exercising authority az tie nlansge-
mens of said C0mpany, nor. Tor any other per,
son or persons whatesef; that the mortgages
above described hnNe not tbeenassignesk nor i'm
any manner released, or impaired by said Com
panyyand fllht they are the abOredescribed
etiioers4of the said southern Life Insurance
Company (Sigued,) q
im3. g. W. MccARE. President.
1.M J. Il, D0DDS, Serretary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. A Com
missioner for Mississippi, inand for saidcounty
o. shelby. ststegspf' IFnneses, this s5th day Of
:. :, -. s-s (signed,l - ~.rsfq1
IL. S. FRANK p. DOUGHERTY,
commissions for Miss.
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I The advantages Of iron oyerTOpe for baling cotton
are NOW universally acknowledged. 1t holds the
bale in anfch smaller cempass; IL applied and faan
tened with as much Mtility, both III Che country
pressing and the fecomRressins ut the sea ports;
leseens immensely The risk ffori fre Ia stronger
and Its stEpng Ii not impaired " tlne and expo
sure Ms IL that Of rope. This last sdvantage has
heed stEikjngiy aManifested during the WAR Thou
sands cf balesof Cotton have been lost by the rot
ting and bTe9kipg of Rope which could have been
preserved II Iron hoops had been used, In addition
70 this itcan ;be furnished caeaper than Rope The
arrangement Of labor in the hemp growing ,Etates
has Esduced thu supply Of hemp to such an extapt
AZ 70. cause prices - rule unprecedently high: In
deed asuflciency for b&liAg a6derate eOtton crop
cannot be relied on at any price.
L hatS arranged ftr the importation Of a large
quantity of the best tEngIish Iron, and have made
arrangements with Messrss Chambers g. Latting for
the sale apaaeysFy qfmy ries.f Il,
The undersigned, Fire Warden and Fire iInapec,,
tor of the New Orleans Insurance Companies are of
opinion that the Iron Tie affords greater protection
against loss In Of fire than the old style OF baling
with rope .iJ.JYOUENES, ri o Warden
~ JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
0f7nT y 1ft' Al. FRED BRf.A NICER s.