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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-28
j. w. PLUMMER, Is

Agent for Maggiersl Pills and SaIve,
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing be productive Of than these Pills
Their amos, magic influence is felt at once and the
al comitsns OF this distressing disease
moVed. These remedies made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will harm tho most delicate female and may
be given with good elect ia prescribed doses to the
youngest babe. 80 H# sE
FOR CUTANEoUS DISORDERS
And all erup.ions OF the skim the SAIsyE 10
uable II does not heal externally alone but renetrae
with the searching eocts to the -ery Of the
evil n#. .#EEE# W #i8N #rFt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-28

At the last term of the District
Court for Black Hawk county Judge
Burt imposed fines ranging from
$40 to 500 OH liquor dealers prosecat
before him. and ordered that they be
locked up in jail until tie fines. eccrc
! Duid.-DuJuQtsc UcroiQ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-28
DIR. MAGGIELs PILLS
Invariab bly, Cure the follow lac Diseases

sNOTICE.-None genuine without the engraved
Trademarks around each pot box signed by DIR. J.
MAGGfEJ.. AZ Fulton St., New York. to counterfeit
which is felony. -t
go Sofa by all respectable Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States aud canadas at % cent
per buA or pot. in-2o.iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-28
PALMER & BOTT.

TlLANK hook MANuFAC rURERS AND BOOK
ID DINDERS,-Corner OF Main and Fifth Streets Du-
usque.
An kinds Of Magazines ana Music Hooks bound. Or
dsrs left ut HOLDEN BROS News Depot, viii receive
pronala attention. a56m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-28

YTyIlIS MACHINE WAS TIE FIRST, MOST com.
Il plele combination OF Reaper and Mower IN the
world. II viii save its cost In single season. will do
the work OF two machines, and will last twice long
the most popular mowers of the day.
Don fail TO call and examine before purchasing else
where, at the corner of First and Washington Streets
opposite Wal,acc's Livery Stable, li-if
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-28
FRIDAY, SEPT. IS, 1896.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Secretary Of State,
Col. ED. WRIGHT,
r--uzxae, or Cedar County.
~ Tal For state Treasurer. &c..
yfgaa Maj. S. +. RANKIN, s5s.a
or Washington County.
chi I'm For state Auditor, ads 5u
-gapT JOHN A. ELLIOTT.
re or Mitchell County.
InUf For Register State Land onico,
-la7 ia G. G. CARPENTER,
OF Webster County.
sf"sa For Attorney General.
.iaNl +. T.. BISSELL, 81
!" or Dubuque County. II
For Reporter Supreme Court, a
E3a +. III. STILES,
.R.. OF Wapello County.
For Clerk Supreme Court,
'.'' G. LINDERMAN,
~ tE or Page County.
FOR CONGRESS.
Sixth Congressional District.
a. W.. HUBBARD.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
For Judge,
'1'.... JAMES BURT,
OF Dubuque. B..
For District Attorney,
-.f-.. III ID. S. LEE, ... .....sr
or Independence.
COUNTY TICKET. 80
For Clerk of District Court,
A. G.. EBERHART.
For County Recorder,
JAMES w. MCCLURE.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

b. DIhaafIesL Lamb was in the habit of wear
bn etirlne cravat, and in consequence was
dinnnr taken for clergyman. Once at
pestc = table, among a large number of
BIZ =, us white cravat caused such mis-
av W. DC made, and he was celled on to
bh, SiaceD Looking up and down the TIA
Ter. :, asked, in his inimitable, hsping man.
No. IS there no cl-cl-clergymen present 2"
anh answered guest. Th-then," said
ooWlng his head, let us thank God"
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saAxHON, }. ;. HANfLToS, c. n. wILsox
SHANNON, HAMILTON G. CO..
UBLISHERS
JAMES J. SHANNON, Fd;,o.

q Tie Clarion Newspaper and Job Office ba.
+. an removed from Meridian to this Civ an
secc4fonb will be permanently located nj Jack.
- Established AT the Capitol of the State we
p the Clarion will enter on new and yvideT
i IN ofusefuInesS, and that, by making it a first
2 Daily aud Weekly journal, it may be re
t@ygi asa welcome visitor in every ncighLorbood
In the State
i Vile we claim perfect independence in the
L,e.-lpu Of our opinions, we shall labor LonestIr
1 ~ faithfully for every measure calculated ~
clone the resources OF the State and restor.
+rr,sBtmenr aud prosperity to her citizens, Onr
.,Jar. will be furnished with the latest teIa.
g,-,rFis news, CORE spondeuce from iroportant
.dd-. rpzerhsr with a variety Of interestin,,
.Ija, matter Special attention will be l,ivaI
!, commercial news, and the latest marker ra
~. from New Orleans st. Louis and oh.
t-rror,sut cities will appear regularly Az tba
r4asI Journal Of the State, the acts and resoln.
80 Of the Legislature, Executive ProcIamations
!. y will Of course be published
A. matter OF interest 10 the legal profession
r. have made arrangements TO publish the de-
sst5.s Of the High Court Of Errors and ApneaIs
The Weekly Claron.is double sheet. contain.
n fay FIX columns Of reading matter. and il The
!, lgss: paper published in the South.
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Depot, 1917 Broadway.

AN immense stock of Pianos. Watches. Jew
elry!and Fancy Goods all ia bcsoId f,. 9>lI,
DOLLAR each, without regard to yaIIe -
not to be paid for till you See what Won VIII Viii
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
us falue' are placed in sealed envelope, and
wen mixed: One Of these envelopes viii h.
SEM ny man to any address on receipt Of -
I'VE lor SIi eleven for 81 thirty for =;
On receipt Of the Certificate yon viii sr,
WhaI you are going to have, and then if "a
AT your option to pay the dollar ana taIs
1hc arucle or not. Purchasers NAV tlns
0 0? Cold Watch, Diamond Ring or +.
L H'ho' sewing Machine, or any set Of Jewel
ry on our list for SI:and in mo- coo. u
get less than One Dollars worth ne III!
are no blanLs 1''i' - LHtIe
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A FEW REASONS WHY
W l l. c OK & GLIB s.
SEWING MACHINES

AXE u Pc RIOR TO ALL OTHERS
Ist- The Superiority of their construction.
"a Their noiseless motion; hardly perceptible in
a large room. Po'eeP'ioIe III
Sd Their utility. performing all kinds, of saving
III tne neatest and strongest manner
1IH. Inc needles cannot be set wrong hence do
not break, as do others ~ w
oti 1hey do not get out of repair or require fire.
4u n re q Pehultures for new improvements
o. Their economy; consisting not more than ona
nan the price OF inferior machines
.; 'th- Ihelr popularity which is the best indica
ion oi thelr worth they disposed of readily
IN every city in Europe superseding every SeWrinS
Machine hitherto in use 10y "0"iH5
cru they perform their work with regularity and
without false stitch break 50 fre9uent
win 9thgr7 and can be managed and made to work
, II needs but trial of these beautiful and simnIe
sewing Machines to convince the most skeDficaf of
th1II superiority over all others manufactured
fie'aSe call and see them in full operation at
NOS ST CHARLES STREET
Ian l9d3m Third Door ahov-. C,,, &C..
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WHEREAS. at the March term. A u
I5bo: OF the Probate Court of Kinds county,
adl,ihlStfatlon OF the estate of Catharine j.
Taylor, deceased, was granted to the md.
signed: Therefore all persons having claims
against sald estate are notified to present
ana have the same registered according To
law, or they will be barred: and those in.
debted are requested to make immediate
payment.
GEO. T. SWAMI,
Jackson, Jan ~ Wet ADM
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

IEiSeI'y j. Raymond says if there is any
buG9,,e established in the history of this
hoSt ny 1t IS that the Constitution is the
a. b,r olhderful instrument ever framed by
sreat Anu rnl,o OF man for the government of "A
hstrprIra 1t certainly is a wonderful
Mr. Raymond; but all, how i'm
ivina' aoiy more so will it be when those
nd ,TToobIers, Sumner Stevens, Wilson
aisbi,''nn we rest shall have given it the
ertisanrS touch Mobile Register & Adj
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

HEAD'3 RS DEBT or MISSISSIPPI
Eleksburs Miss Jan 30 I566
No. ;
l. 10 prevent misrepresentation and to rerro,-, al
occasion Tor any conflict Of authority between tbc
int"ly and civil innctonaries the attention of all
commanding officers is specially directed to the fol
rowing extract from General Orders No 2 W,r
department, current series.
y no also protecting cooIed persons from, ,,r,s
"Ii9 an any OF salh states charged with oanra,
r,,,; "iiJH White persons not prosecuted or
PlhISled III the same manner and dearef -
In conformity with tho directions contained in t,
ioieSolhg extract no PROSECUTIONS will he allowed
III thi5 department against colored persons far Of
lenses Tor which white persons are not prosecuted
OF punished IN the same manner and degree. bun no
intervention viii be exercised by the military an
hoieS IN prosecutions against colored persons for
"hlch "hIte persons may be and arc punished nv
the laws OF this State in the same manner and de-
gree Before intervening in any case commoDdipg
oieeTS VIII be careful to satisfy themselves bv =
rlgld scrutiny that the prosecution comes clearI,
"Ithn the prohibition contained in the foregoin[,
extract.
IL Commanding officers viii make a minnie re
port to these headquarters of their action in any
;ase OF the above prohibited prosecutions
BY order OF Major General Thomas J. Wood
MARCUS P. BESTOW,
Asst Adj't Gen
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And at retail everywhere.
CARD.

-
| The Proprietors, in presenting to the public the
above incompatible Bitters, assure them that bpt
for sense of gratitude the donor of the
recipe and IN response to the opportunities of the
hosts of Southern friends who have exnerienced
their efficacy they would have hesitated before
placing article of such sterling merit on y NOR
ket flooded with deleterious compounds IibeIpo the
name of Stomach Btters Our Senior bo,,..u
having at the solicitation of those friends expended
on the manufacture of the GREY JACKEP HTr.
IERS the experience acquired in half etine
devoted to the preparation of Tonic Digestive Slim
ulants, and discovered their immense s,,roriorit
over all other Stomach Bitters we have unbasita.
tingy added these to the list of articles already n
pared at our establishment, and SO well known and
argely patrOnized by the community at large.
BARNETT & LION take this seasonabh, oppor
unity Of thanking their numerous friends for the
immense increase in their business durin. the year,
nd inform them that, although the manufacture Of
he GREY JACKET BITTERS must necessarily ;
luSe an additional tax on their energies yet from
rse additions in the improvements made and
akins in the manufacturing department of the G
their orders will be filed a nro,,,,tl
vi they nope as satisfactorily as usual
BARNETT g. LION
N l9d3n Stand 90 cr,,-i
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AdnIIniStratOrs NOIIce-

VINE cas- letters of administration on TIE tate Of
py-ss, deceased, were granted o the undersigI
ed at the last Decen. Der term of the Prohato So, -
Newton unity State Of Mississippi: Now ali person.
iNhg Gains against the IS ate of said deceden are
heFeby CURED to exhibit the sam. duIy nrobated and
eglsieren W thin the time prescribed by law or The
Dec % WIT ~ 49,
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ROTATING HOOK"

tn4 craving the twist into the goods thus secureI
he cnt ty stltch so that the seam will bear l.
H. tt frequent intervals, and in that case even
tIe seam Is warranted 10 rip in wear and nd
." circumstances to survive the washtub"
1nacIne i ueEIce prevents the possibility of the
baisn 9SIhS run IN the wrong direction or the
p "a wheel ever wearing touching the dress
D5 another ingenious Patent improvement - oS
me Needte Cannot be Set wrapp
inns avoiding the great trouble of other machines
~ ilIS II Is 50 easy that chill NAV set if in H.
'''' Win uherrlng correctness every time
No Breaking of Needles.
IF he blade OF the needle is less than threefourtb
"a an men long and is straight Ii il ess tba hiS
the length OF other machine needles man Of I i
,ro ne5 therefore more easily bent or broken
T,T, ,'1e VI annoyance expense and trouble.
IhL HEMAlER AND TELLER CAN
NEVER BE PUT ON WRONG
ANY one may adjust them in the dark The hon,
may 3e OF any width. No other bemmer or fl N u
lhe TINS. 1t turns the hem the right or nndeT
I side as you want it. u "iiuer
/ IT WILL NOT DROP Stitches
/ AS the needle is always set right the tJod Oh.
and straight it does not vibrate like iop uo snort
| WILCOX IL GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
Is run by steam at 4 0G0 stitches per minutaothou
ii'd INN only at 400 to l. 200, with safety
IHoy are manufactured with
Nathelnatical Precision.
Iience each part is Interchangeable and CON Ia
readily replaced in case of accident 'i-i DC
IllEf WILL NOT GET OUT OF ORDER !
nave known 1t intimately for several vears a,d I
~ IA a. we KNOW, not one in family use has go
~ ''iihe 10 repair, or even been out of orIer ~
az. illcF VIII last generation ii properly cared
lor. one Who nave used it be persuaded tn nsn
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
works at an instant's notice and never stors ,o
Co1n una Not one operator in ten on the WILL
y ''Io!T WI break a needle drop a stitch in =
year This Machine in the hands of any one t M d
no S"lps. drops jumps or misses. The ronndnesS
''enheSs' durability and beauty of its stitch
WERE NEVER EOUAIED !
us rapiplty absolute stiffness ease of motion ,
hnfowhess and nertness of its hem and f.m 80 !
hC ,r approached by any other machine
The Press universally pronounce This the bo+ ! {
family sewing machine in the world ''7'
AGENTS WANTED
agents for other tirst-class machines who take 4
MS one IN addition to theirs make our most pI
'eSslul and best Agents. Try it, 'u'
terms TO agents descriptive circular and sneci u
mems ol work sent free by mail on recent of st,n,
NJ w. LEFT, General AGENT o
,Hc, d Nj r,.c, ~. St. Louis Mo .
" " 'i'ii oIieeI Feb ld3m u
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TO THE CITIZENS OF mIsSIsx,,o,

lhE termination Of sarguinaty eop,es, ,,,t.s
TOT the past four years has pr,sentei an itn,sssr
'''e' 10 al social or commercial into con, :. no
'"' great sections of our count y having
"nE'u napPi'y cleared away all obstacle. E, 4, r,,.
ne"Ai OF nose relations which f,rmcrly bop,t
Se'iier IN tfHternli uuon, take the earliss, ,,
my Anoide" me by this asspci,us event. =, ,-.,,
| my southern fiouds, and to so icit + on, ,1ou,
ne"Ai OF mat extensive business connect an -,
| Tor quarter Of century Ia. brc, ,,,i.
aGvertei. ''S 70 NHith l ha -
" Is scarcely Necessary on the thrsshold Of I'm.
ness union, l should repeat the v~aroj.- 90 r..
given 10 ury friends to beware Of all tr,s. -, :
ana heletertous compounds - hich under thu -
aud IA Se titles Of Imported W in.s D,,r,. - -
u n Liquors, e., have been cqrSlIy a,.,r..,..-,
tue heafh q our citizens as preiu iicial 70 80.
es,s OF The legitimate Importer " 80 '"i'r -
many years OF my past lie have boon .-.,,r,,.
an open Hnd candid attempt to ax DOE, thea.
FasHS' no tiole nor eIprnSa hs. bon So, - e
~, s.u tDl' SaiafGry purpose. AMI 70 pi4e- n. -
~ -, "us anu me public generally = :. q -
ma Eet price am IL such qlnufl : "a mi 80
'Dgt convenience, 'tuiy genuine b.. porte 49,
largest apd eSrs business transactions nth the
$50 So Sua most 'fspectabie exporting bon.as !.
france aud Great Britain have afforded M. 's
~ a'i'.ir' Tor supplying home iaarEsT -
,r,,r isqu' rs and Iiquurcs 81 rho bS,t and M
approved brands in Europe ia addition > ' ,, i1s
'Sehiedam Schnaps'f ~ m
- De BE latter so long tested and APPROX. d nv tho
Se,t "cuities OF tn United Stsr-s West I,s .,
- america A. IN invs'us bic Thorur,rTi.
~ itsoIte' Pheasant and .erfcctIy ,str ,sy.T o., =,
a. inmates and during all seas7na ,ouirkIy xs,S
Il" c"piGiiy Cf the home manuC,r,u,,r. 'A''le'
y III !. US article under The SANE nam,
-. 10 mar nave, AFTER much toni ana cSporse -,.
ections ny ihport=t.on' with s,fegl4rds aui n
ecliohH winch with ordinary ,ir,umsp .rrt.n ~,
Suie lhei dehvefy, a. receive them from Error.
% all my oTEers ''' europe
~oul4 however. recommend in all c,s,s, ~
possible that orders b. SEPT dtrect =, =, -, -
,ea>er Street New Yoik or that purr,,',. a pI'. -
{ my accredited ageuS -'' iI"fr
Ia ADDITION TO '"rge stock Of WINE. Brandt o 4,
: """u' nave considerable ssppIy Of ola "a
lesu mes embracing viutag,s uI II any s,r.
st "1''''d up before the eommrncenle.t 4 Ina 90,
Lcu can speedily recO" mend To- ali ro,t,o,.s,-
these rare lu1urcs " ''''aSNa'S
III Conciu lou would specially call the oarIya.tar
~ Vi my Sonihotn customers tie ed yauta., A..
I've oy Transmitting their orders vi. hun La,
~ H. .,aa,s pfhoIaIl At the depot la old,t A.
sure III fuihllWeut IT thtir dcrs ept oil me. -.
rye ami Wi! set csed assortment
- 81 ca UDOLPHO WOLFE
1871" - Beaver Street N.uy Y.,rL
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Il III T.
Reversible Feed Machine!

We claim for the Florence the following advan-
t Ts over any and Eall Sewing Machines in the
1t makes four different stitches the lock- knot
Ioch' ana double knot and the same ma
fabric u ''io
Every Machine has the reversible feed motion
which enables the operator, ,by simply turning a
tnGmo screw to have the work either to the
the ends of seams, without turning the fabric
Changing the length of stitch. and.from one kind
Machine is in motion "
-, The needle is easily adjusted and does not
skip stitches.
1t is almost noiseless and can be used where quiet
Its motions all positive there are no springs to
to operate it. ~
1t does not require finer thread on the under than
Ior the upper side, and viii sew the heaviest
seams or from one TO more thcknesses of cloth with
out change OF needle, TENSION, breaking thread or
The Hemmer is easily adjusted and viii turn
any width OF hem desired
1t Will hem fell, bind gather, braid. quilt and
gather and on a ruffe at the same time n
mas mas no springs TO get out of order and VIII last
lifetime.
II is very simple and easily understood ,,l
worked ANU
The taking up of the slack thread is not performed
ny the te2 contraction Off wire coil uncertain
operation of springs. The precision and accuracy
with which the Florence draws the thread into the
to offered to the world
We furnish each Machine with ..Barnums self
Sewer which guides the work itself and is of meal
cuable value, especially to inexperienced operator
While possessing the above and many other advan.
tages the Florence is sold at corresponding prices
with other irstclass Machines and careful evan
nation will fully subStantate all that we have claim
ed for it. and justify the assertion make that
it is the best Sewing Machine in the world
We warrant every Machine TO be all that claim /
for it. and to give entire satisfaction and viii give
written warranty if required.
y Agents wanted everywhere in Alabama and |
Mississippi, with whom liberal arrangements viii
be made
KEYES, ESTES & co, Genl Agents
tebl3-tf p. o. Box 62o.
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MOBILE & OHIO
RAJ ROAD co aPANy
ENG'R. AND GENT SUITS. OFFICE.

ENG'R. AND GENT SUPTs OFFICE
Mobile, Jan l4th 1866
On and after this day. daily passenger trains will
oe resumed on this road upon the following Schedule
accommodation Train will leave Mobile at 1 ,, -,
Arrive at Chronicle at 30 p IN. VIII leave OF
ronsle at 10 a m. Arrive at Mobile at 8 ~ !, m
through Mail Train, will leave Mobile at 9 n m
and arr We at Eolumbus Ky. 10 D m connectin~ nv,
steamer zen Anderson with the 81 m trail, IN
lhe III central railroad for all points North West
ana last Leaves Cairo ON the arrival of the 6 10
q N tl'tlh on the illinois Central Railroad Leaves
columbus, ky. at m and arrives at Mobile At
- m Chinatown train SO 10 and nm tram
81 hours) ~ up 'Ahl"
Trains going North arrive at Meridian at : Csnr
Going South at IL 30 am " 20 III
The through mail train will not ston a+ s+o4;,,,-
,'outl OF CltroneIle This company has purchased
ne" passenger and sleeping cars of the most inn.
proved construction. which daily arriving ana
winch will make this route the most comfortqTla ae
wen as the quickest from the Gulf of Nexico To tb
Northern. Western and Eastern cities
through tickets can be purchased to Cairo At the
passenger stations, and at Cairo passengers hayo
Or five changes of cars. ' ''"'
l.. j. FLEMING
lh%5dlm Chf Engr and Genl Sup.t
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TERMS:
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

D4g, per annun, in advance 900
BAL year,! r'-------- --------------.---- 600
q llfiei'E ----------.-------- 800
heeA.F, per """ uL" ------ ---..----.------. 800
Hal year, ----- --------------- 300
PlsmAsler7 Express Agents aud Station
4 gents who will receive and forward subscrip-
6a,at the above rates without charge to as. viii
fsrs.gsa copy Of the paper free
We will ul-o send a. copy free to any person
.bayIu send us ten new subscribers 10 either
Daff7 or Weekly at one Post office
Subscriptions for the Clarion may be sent bv
BIS of the Express Companies at our expense.
An subscip ions will be stopped at the expira-
on of the time paid for and no name entered on /
Rr bDDksuufil the money Is received in the office
Address CLARION, |
Jackson, Miss
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LIE LAWs.-We shall be prepared in
lew weeks to deliver copies of the amended
Constitution and Acts of the last sess;,,, ~
the Legislature. Preference will be given
10 orders accompanied by cash Parties de-
string copies will please send in their orders
without delay.
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Lambert. Lumber!
p II K S 81 Ely g. co.

HAzLEHURsT, MISS.
HAVn on eand end are rrepared 10 furnish Lum.
Wills at this place Va ~ - ~ SWAIN
:. qua, MY Of seasoned Lumber can be had BY Cd
0s 'ers laft At the Clarion omss Jaekson, win bo
jan 2, DIFF
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Oh inc special Court of Equity
AT Jackson-Hon. Geo. T. Swami. JUDGE
me following cases set for hsaripa ON the
dates annexed:
Ihursday, Feb 9Th
20 LEE. ID. Stigler vs. D. c. Bangbn
No I1J-I. A. ASHER VS. Joel SberTnJ
go, Friday, Fe5 oh
No lG3-Taylor Knapp VS. II a. Banks
40 Saturday. Feb oh
10. i13-4- n Mckay VS. john Mills
No. l65-JOhu Donald VS. a. NcCoIjnu or.
" MoHa7y Feb I2th
No 10 i4,55-Oachemin Ducasse & Co. VS. r 4. Clark
/. n NorreI
No, lO3-Taylor Knapp vs. r. Deceu
y. 80 Utdnesday, Feb I4tB
40 i''-Jalnes \. Horne r. W Durfey
N - 7Aarsday Feb I5ah
No l75-Bache & Norriss Y. John Dnnoi,,r
No 17G-r w r! E;ri,dIay, Fo6, lea.
20 Ico ID D. ". Kirkland VS. l.. /. Clark adm'x
NO I69-B. T. Lamb vs. Ro RicLardoI, ~ 4
= - Saturday Feb I'm
NO. io%--" T. Bibb ct al vs. J. f. Jordan.
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New Orleans Directory.
No 5 st. Charles streef.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

correct knowledge and short inspection of vii
cox Ok, GlObs Machines viii disperse all prejudice
me stitch made by Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Ma
sewing. A "AAlu
wilcox & Gibbs Machine will sew. hem fell
olsu, tuck, gather quilt cord and embroider with
PeTIeSt satisfaction Please call and examine
ueox & Gibbs Machines are repaired and war
Tanted at NO ST. CHARLES STREET
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On account of excessive City and State taxation
the undersigned will be compelled to charge cts
per package on all freight passing through his hands
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WANTED-AGENTS WITH SNAIL C,,-
TAI to take agencys Of Wilcox & Cibbs. SUI
Machines IN the several States Of Alabama Tevaa
mississippi and Louisiana. \ great opportunity for
industrious young men, to whom liberal disconn+s
viii be made