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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-24
FROM IOWA.

A late letter from Iowa gives the fol
lowing not very fsyorabls information
from GAINESVILLE, Bremen county. in that
State:
"Spring is unusually late this season.
Farmers have finished sowing small grain.
Corn is not all planted by half yet; grass
is barely started; trees have began to bud;
farmers are blowing with poor teams;
some with no grain to feed and can find
none to purchase. There was enough
raised last season, but owing to the good
price offered for grain most farmers sold
out, thinking that il would be cheaper IN
the spring. But contrary to their expec
talions it is worth twice as much. Some
have turned their horses out to commons
to let them fish for them selves. Those
tina: bad enough for themselves have sold
50 sparingly to help their neighbors that
they let their own teams suffer for want.
Money is also scarce and getting scarcer.
Some families have called for aid. Surely
this is hard times.'
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RAILROAD LANDS.
To be Opened to Actual Settlers.


The Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Southern Branch. owns. along the line of
it's route, about S5O, OOO acres of land.
At the last meeting of the Board of Di->
rectOrs, held at Emporia on the 9Th and
18th of the present month, three Com
missiouers were appointed, charged with
the daty of sppraIsing this great body of
land, upon actual view, Immediately. AS
soon as this appraismenti is made the Boar d
will add reasonable per cent. for the in-
creased value conditioned upon the build
ing of the road. They will then be
thrown open TO actual settlers upon sub
stantially the following conditions: The
occupant to pay fling fse-msrely nom
inal as guarantee of good faith and to re-
pay the expenses OF appraisemsnt. Pos
session is then given under contract by
which the settler lie bound to CONTIGUOUS
occupation-ou condition Of forfeitiug his
right-and to pay to the r ,ilroad Compaf
ny one half the value of the land when
the road is built to the terminus Of the
nearest section of twenty miles, and the
remainder in one or two years, thereafter.
The price is agreed upon beforehand; no
investment is required until title is given.
the settler pays no taxes until patent is-
sues, which is not until the road is built.
He is safe against all possible contingsn
cies, for if, through failure to build the
road, the lands should revert to the Gov,
eminent, he will then get the tact he is
settled upon at the usual price, on private
entry, or can, he chooses, continue his
occupancy under the Homestead act, aud
get his land, at the end of Eve years, for
nothing. 80 a.."
This is important action and will uu-
dOubtedly secure to the counties along the
Valley, large number of actual settlers
during the coming year. The Railroad
Company has acquitted itself of its re-
spOusibiiities in this matter, in a manner
highly creditable to itself and advanta-
geous to the country.
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DIREgTOR,s MEETING.

The new Board of Directors of tbs U.
P. R, W, 8. B, orgspzs by eleoting
Col. GOss President. Judge A. Akin Vice
President, P. B. Maxsou Recording Sec
rotary, 8. 8. ProutY Corresponding Sec
rotary. Col. P B. Plumb Treasurer.
The consolidation agreement between
the Presidents of the u P. R. w, 5. B.
Co., aad7 the LII. & G. Co., vas ratified
Col. Plumb Was autborizsd TO enjotn
Col. Veals State scent for the sale ofrail
road lands. from disPOsing Of any more
of the company Is lands. 81
The lands of the Company we're divi
ded into three districts and commi. sioners
for each. consisting OF P B. Maxson.
Robt. McBratusy and Nv. Dos, we're
appOiHtsd, who are diFsetsd to appraise
the, lands, and to prepare sud complete
System for opening the lands 10 bona tide
settlement. The principal land Office is
to be held At Emporia with P. B Maxeon
as Chief Commissioner, With branch of
fees At Junction City and Neosbo Falls.
The officers At the branch Offices are to
rsPOTtmonIbly to The Chief Commissioner
L Was ordered that the Directors in
each county confer with their County
Commissioners IS to the policy aud time
of holding elections for voting bonds for
stock 10 the Company. Ii vas adVised,to
hold ths elections As soon as possible.
IsW was resolved to eudeAvor to procure
subscriptions Of $500. 900 from the
cOuBliss Of Davis. Morris. Lyons CofFsy
AID WOOdeOps apdihs amounts to be sub
scribed by each county we're spportioned
-. Fcilo.3s. . i-H -
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One of the best country papers on our
exchange list is the Canisteo Valley
Times. printed at H1rneltsville, New
York, by Thatcher d futile. Although
it is but few monlhs old, the last num-
Der came to US enlarged to an eight col
umn paper. It's leading feature is the To-
cal department, which. should be the case
with every county paper. Mr.. Thatcher
Stafford. We used to call him--was con.
nected with the Lawrence Republican,
several years ago, when We were taking
a little turn at 'jour work" in that estab-
lishment, aud We know him to be- de-
serving of success. Stafford, does your
mind ever recur TO those days in the Re.
publican Office, when we both expressed
the desire to "hing our names to the
breezes" at the head of some respectful ls
country paper? Aud now they are real
lied. We are glad to see you prospecting,
as the columns Of your excellent paper
indicate. May success attend the Cauis
teo Valley Times.
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NOTICE

WILLIAM II. EOKLEs 4 Mary a. R.li.s
Of be State Of Pspssylyaaia ere ber-iS-
notItled tEst Hat Ida Eaton, o. IS ~
1851 Ned IN the Office Of The Clerk Of ~ ne
court JOE Lyon county, Kansas, hsr pet;tio-
1Aln g g s4sG parties setting foFt That IsS;S
80, - =: teEles zesutsd and delivered to her
tHo prom lseory notes. each foEe g37 So ~ ~
G 1eea SI9 February. 1851: one. due jan H..
= ". end the other Jan. Let, 1883. wiz istSS.
s:as. er cent tx N dsts, that the Safd pnrs
ues re secure the payment Of aid nos Ira
easee enc delivered 70 IN plaintiff tAeir mort.
gIage eesd conveying to her The wess half Of
- ,ISe os west quarter Of section 8 f0RBsFiip
e on ,lssgs u, and asking jd6gmshs sgziHstA
:-io oefe9daats foF the Sum Of S475O0 With
interest At per cent. from the 2Ist Of FsBFus s
ery' 4So! eDd that said mosigsge b fossolos-
ca and the premises sold 70 satisfy sid slaiEsss
and that said defendants must answer ssidfFe&
dtio1 on or before the 24sh day Of JdiSsl6s7.
or the petition viii be taken Is fraa cad fr.7Sss
ment rendered aeeordiBgiY. ErS
Sc RUGGLES kBEoEN.q
zo2S AtOfnGys foE : - sse
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Senator Wilson is reported to have said
at a.Taesting at Augusta. Ca, that elf, 10
Georgia Or any other State, any man is
dismiesed OF turned out of doors by a
rebel on account of voting, will vote to
eon6scate rebel property" This would
indicate that the protest of Thaddsus
Stevens against the sentiments Of Mt
Wilson's Petersburg speech lin which
The South were given TO understand thai
there mas 20 danger of eon6scatiou) has
not been without its effect upon the mat.
ter, notwithstanding the assaults made
upon Mr.. Stevens on it's account from
other quarters.
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Itmust be a sufficient reward to viii
liam Lloyd Garrison for having been
dragged through tie streets of Boston
win fUPs about bis neck, and for hav
ing suffered the jesrs and insults of the
people for long years, that he is now es-
oorted through the same streets by the
sdmiring multitude. and presented with
the nice little sum of thirty thousand
dOilarss previous to bis departure for Eu.
rope 1ha: man has lived to some pur-
pOss. The Missouri Democrat truly re,
w1rks that ''Ous man against twenty MIL
hoDs' with truth on his side, is ! major.
ity,''
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Hon. SIDNEY CLARKE.- Hon. Sidney
Clarke, our able aud industrious Repre-.
sentative in Congress, is now on a visit
to his friends in New England. Since
the adjournment Of Congress. be has been
altend ding TO the interests of his. cOnstitu-
ents at Washington, and has done a vas,
ount Of Department business. A pri.
'vate letter from Mr.. Clarke says:
hope to reach home by the Goth of
May. aud shall enter az once upon the can
vass in behalf of Universal Suffrage. The
proposition to strike the word '' .Ehits''
from our State Constitution, Is an issue 20
which the Rspublican psrty is thorough
ly committed; aud it must be supported be-
fore the people. with all the energy and
power of our Organization. Though am
much in need Of rest from, the, oYerWoFk
Of ny Congressional position shall cheer
July sacrifice all personal considerations
lot me success of the cause of freedom
aud Tree suffrage. I hope the RepubIiesu
State Central COMMITTEES will a. once in.
augurate systematic canvass of the
whole Stats. II my health and stTsne1h
permit, ! shall sGdsayOr to spesk il eySs ~
county.
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The Missouri Democrat, in discussing
Pre- sidential candidates, uses the follow.
ing language:
There is Statesman who has been
the military superior Of all our Generals.
aud whose post in the war has been not
less deserving of honor than that Of the
bravest hero that ever slept on a hard
fought field; there is Que such man. aud
but one-ths Secretary of War. Edwin
NJ. Stanton" It also favors the selec.
ton of Vice President from Missouri,
and Gays: "Ofall the former Slave States,
no other so we'll deserves the honor, aAd
no other can more justly claim for her
leaders in this struggle the confidence
and gratitude of the nation" aI 5u /,
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SUPPORT HoAE MAN UFAcrURE There
is a strsBg prtjudics sgainst articles cf
American manutacture, and justly. too in
many cases, bat rot 50 With D. B. De
Land 4 Co.'s Best Chemical Salera,us
This Is tie best article ID existence for
cooking purposes. jet many families are
u'ifg English Soda. when this salsTaius
Is much better, sad By using it you are
pc trOnizing home productioa. For sale
everyvheFss.
lLEE 5 EnF
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The losses BY Ere in the Uuitsd States
Surl's the 6rst fosr months of 1857 have
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-24

another blow has been struck at The
defunct Institution of slavery. The su-
Preme Court of the United States have
juss decided. BY majority of one, that
nOsSs given for slaves purchased before
TIE war are invalid. The decision is said
70 iayelYs many millions.
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EOTTCE.

NOTICE. is hereby given thae books wiiilbG-
4 opened at Eureka. Greenwood eo1ntv:
Aansas. On Monday. the 10Th DAP CT JsEs. y
Y. 1851 for the purpose Of receiving cseeriD.
g e!a % the esPitaf took Of the Eureka Town'
ste Company. EDWIN TUCKER. aN
q. q. BRONSON, f'.7aas
.r1-~-.[R vgss sILAS GLEASON yrr
= = = -NA. WAY8RISHT. "
I9-z3l 100 LH CQFpegsfOFs.
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The Question Of Local A id to be Submit.
ted 20 ths Counties along the Line.
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The farm pEOdnsis Of California for
1859 WSEs worth esq o0o.coe. 81 .
ga 3iIs
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Thaadeus 81. walker sud Col. h. F.
Hale we're authorised 70 opsn cOsrespOn-
dsncs with capitalists to ascertain upon
what terms they can Be induced to con-
struet che road from Juaction City TO the
iunctiOo With the i, L. q 6. B R.
A COMMITTEES consisting Of H. F. Hale.
Gen. Mcmillan. Colonel Plumb. S. s..
Prouty, T. ii. Walker and Col. Goss. was
appointed 70 meet sad confer With the
Board Of Directors OF the L. L. & G. b.
R. Co.
A COMMITTEES to prepare and ciIculste
"a address % the voters Of the counties
that are solicited to subscribe stock. vas
appointed. coasisting Of p. B. Plumb.
Gen. McMillan and S. S Prouty.
The folIoWing Fssolation vas adopted.
Resotse9. That tao per cent of
the subscribed capital stock Of the
company b. and Is hereby Isvisd. aud
that the Treasurer pJocssd % colEsoG the
same.
oa nOsiea sdiouFasa 70 nssg # sall
of Rgssideas. s.fi5as 7e1 ts5s. s5s8sf5 s.
e. a = ssff..--ss-
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NOTICE.

ASSISTANT ASSES-OR'S OFFICE.
UNITED STATES IkrERsAL kkvEEuE
lsT DIVISION I'd IsTRicr. LOUISIANA
ia on Rouge, February LIST. 1867
THE ATTENTION OF mauuIac ,urers and 9th.
i ers in this Division, comprising the city OF
Baton Rouge, who may he liable 10 Monthly Tax,
is called to the provisions Of the Internal Rsve.
nne Law, requiring thea 10 make monthly re.
turns to this Office On or before the 10Th day of
each mouth. J. ". SHAW,
fet5-lw Asst. Asst. LIST Div. I'd Dist La
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D% Col. VIM. Cannon, one of the
oldest Of our citizens, merchants,
planters and public men, put an end
to his life at s o'clock on Sunday
morning last, at Ills residence, Glen
cannon. in the southern suburbs of
the city. He was suffering under
temporary insanity, the effects of
heavy reverses and losses incident to
the times. -Nafchez Courier, 29M uit.
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aar A man named Ferguson died

s~ A man named Ferguson died
recently, in Scotland, | aving $400,-
900, about one-half Of bis wealth.
for religious purposes, although he
had not been inside of church for
forty years. proceeding his death.
The balance Of his property went to
enrich upwards of hundred persons,
mostly poor relations. In addition
to his lack Of religion, Ferguson was
a notorious misrr during his lite.
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Real Estate and Labor Agency.

WE, THE UNDEnsIGNED, respectfully be-.
w leave to call the attsntion OF Capitalists,
Planters and freedmen to our circular.
We are we'll scQu ii ted with IN. xnds in thi.
lection of III country and familiar with the cha
acteristics and wants Of the Free Omen. and hav
n very Considerable IuaueLce with them 10 TIN.
vicinity
We can procure Land and sb r for parti
Wishing to make Investments in plating on ia
vuriale terms to the Planter and satisfactory t
The Freedman
Partie. wishing to make arrangements TO leas
ing. or lab"r. or employment through an agency
won do well 10 give US persona, interview
possible. TANoEY R.'BEnrS,
Baton Ro ,ge La
Office-Court House square, over v. He lde'.
store decl3
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RErERENoEs TO ADvERTIsExENrs.-S
notice Of Mr. Magne, direct from Paris, in
which he calls public attention to his large
and varied stock Of exotic and ind genous
plants. flowers, fruit trees, &c. Call and
examine them. together with his splendid
specimens Of fruit, at the room, formerly
Steve Basilisco' storey. under the Veran-
dab Hotel.
Mr.. Joshua Bcal calls attention to his
late receipts Of fresh supplies Of Richards
Cape Lime and Philade' phia Nails, also to
supple. of other articles, such NJ Jugs aud
Green Shoulder meat shortly to arrive at
his establishment.
Mr.. Samuel B. Harbour, gives notice
relative to a stray cow and calf taken up
by him. and requests tho owner to come
forward identify the property pay charges,
and take the same away.
see notice of Mr.. j. B. Powers, Admins
traitor OF the Estates Of James aad Unity
Powers.
See Heroman's advertisements Of the
Weekly Hesperian and New Music.
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Dissolution of Co. Partnership.

fNHE LU-PAkTNEkeHIP he tufore .xistint
L under the name and styl+. Of LARu UIER
aUE, N the liar wne business was dis
sol ed the 8 st Decemoer. 1866.
The andersrg ned vii Contih ue in the same line
At tho same place, ami will attend to all claim
for Or against the late firm
jos LACQUER,
jan1 Corner Lafaye cite and Floriua sis.
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LOST OR MISLAID.

A PRnMlssokY NUTE, dated Bston Rouge
"A May 18th, 1850. payable TOUR ye rs aIte,
d .ts, IT the kecorde IS Office, for the sum 0! Ole
Ilund ed and IT, five / GLARS aud Thirty .on,
aud ole foui tn Cents, drawn by q. Broxn an.
hereby warned 0 purchase said Note Is pay.
msnt has been stopped
HENRY M. KERR.
luto' succession Vi Mary Graham.
BATON RoUGE, January l7lh, 1905.
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Special Notices.
MAGNOLIA CEMETERY.

A ELECTION for = Ssxt N for Magnolia
"A Cemstery will be held on THURSDAY EVE.
NiSa, february 7th, 1857. At 4 o'clock. Parties
desiring to place their names be ore the Board,
sh"u hand in their application to the unt.r r.
signed on or before that time. He viii also give
all lie sessary Information relative to the duties
Of the sexton. J. c. cHARRaTrE,
feb,-2t secretary.
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NOTICE.

ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICER,
UNirhD TATE ISTEasAL LvENuE
2D VISION IN IsThlcr LoUIslAN.
Baton Rouge. February LIST, 1857
TIME ATTENTION Of Tax payers in this Di.
l. vision comprising til Parih Of East Baton
Rouge beyond the city limits, is respectfully
called to the provisions Of the Internal Revenue
Law, requiring them to make returns, AID report
to this office VII prod cts and ursd arti.
cles liable to asses ment unaer tie law, and also
to make the proper application for Special Tax
lesors entering upon business. Ofi,s with the
Assessor, Baton Rouge, Ia.
A. w. SIMMONS,
<en5-3tw&lw Asst Ass r ID Div I'd Dist L.
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REMOVAL.

DEYMOND'S SHOE AND VARIETY STORE
IL has Ueen rem We 10 the old sum err il0u>e
nam ste t, next TO the corner, where he
Keep as usual, ago d uppiy articles in his line,
and he pleased to see his old customers.
j8nl5-lm
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FOR. RENT.

TINE large and spacious Wa,e DOM on the cor
i nsr OF Main and Chu ch streets. known u
"runnara's Carriage Repository" Possession
given imms,lia tsly. For terms. ply to the un.
dersigned. ut his Office on the prem s-s
ec25 FRED d TUNNARD.
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CNlL at ~. WNE,S
N EW STORE F..

FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
~ BARRELS Choice Peach Blow Potatoes
fU 10 oarres Pink Eye Potatoes for x,lanting,
20 barrels Oh lice + our,
20 SACKS Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
barrels Sauerkrant,
3 barrels Choice No. ] Mackerel,
10 barrels 1850 ted Liquors,
half barrels rig,' Feet,
8 hall barrsis Picked Tongues,
3htIf barrels holden syrup,
2 hal barrels Spare KIDS,
IL boxes kai,ius,
rs boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers,
Q boxes Candies,
81 boxes Candies,
5 boxes VernIcelh,
4 bikes MacAr nj,
boxs odhsh,
1000 Clear Sizes,
1900 Smoked shoulders,
5 Kegs Ere b Western Butter,
5tegs Fresh oshen Butter,
5 Kegs F:esn Holland Herrings,
3 tierees Lard,
5kegs Lard.
Also, n full assortment of Wiues, liquors. To
bacco, Cigars, Crockery Tin aud Willow Ware.
Just received at
N. WAX'S NEW STORE,
dec25. Opposite the Court House.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

THREE LARGE ROOMS over the Peoples a.
Il etsre App y at the rtore. janl7 :G
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

gTyHE eleya ant residence aud beautiful grounds,
.iiu.,ed vt the C, r. .er Of Main ard Pike
sil y t., consisting Of Mn" LOTS or GROUND,
AN Elegant GOTHIC DIV EI.LING and all the
necessary outbuiIdings of the b.st kind. There
are on the prop Tty u irst-rate UNDERGROUND
CIsTskS and BRICK WELL # cool never fail
ing water. unsur passed by any in town. lhr
buildings are surrounded wi h the choicest t,ers
and shrub cry. and it Is In every respect one Of
the most pie asaut and comfortable reside noes in
Ba,ou Rouge. FOR price and terms, appyto
WILLIAM MARKHAM,
fan26 FRED d. TUNNARD.
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Fresh Ground Corn Meal and Crits,

THE srEA" CORN MILL Il the undersigned
i 10 in aImost dsi y operation, and d-s' ers a nd
consumers can be supplied with product much
preferable to that shipped here BY dealers from
III. West
jin29 JOSHUA BEAL
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Jos HUA BEAL
TRY IT!
TRY IT!

TRY IT! TRY IT!
" who take 1t far granted. that Wheat Bran
ass 'eed tor Mich C,xs ia ch4a sst and
'be.i would do we'll to consids- the high prices
-fhey ow pay 70 the Bran. and make . practical
triai o< the relative valrCs o the two. Old urss.
al 'ssesrs make larse use Of Corn Meal a. Of
most vs.na.
jsnze JOSHUA pIAL
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Supposed to Have Been Stolen

6INAkEN Up by Henry Thomas, (col. ~
L ored), At sprinrfe.d Landing, La ~
"n- iron.grxy STALLION. suppo, Ell t, be lou, u
fTs years old. no brand percept'b The ownet
IL hereby notified IT, cume forward prove prop-rt.
2.a take the same away.
jin29-lm EDWARD MARTIN
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OS0 000 FEET CYPRESS LUMBER.
~OU.UUU 100000 PLASrEKING LATHs.
Apply to A. A. DELARODERIE
~ Advocate copy. jan22- m
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STOVES! STOVES!!

STOVES! STOVES!!
T BEG leave to call the stteution Of the -
/ public to my splendid assortment of ~
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES. M
Coosing stoves for small and large families.
Cooking Stoves for Hotels.
Cooking Stoves for Wood and Coal
Co king Stoves with Extension Top Heaters.
Office stoves,
Par or Heating Stoves,
Parior Cooking stoves,
Scnooi room stove,
Bachelors Favorite Heating Stoves,
Laundry stoves.
All In want Of any kind Of q Stove would do
we'll to examine my sto k
nov17 JULIUS BOGEL
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SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR-Parties who have
subscribed to the Southern Cnltivator can
get them by calling at the office Of the
Gazette & Comet.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
4 SUBURBAN REaIDENCE For particu a
"A lars, sLqlire OF III
TANSEY ROBERTS.
SMALL COTTDN PLANTATION, with ar
range men t. Il r labor alreadt made. The Wort
$40 or farm stock or both will be included, II
desired Enquire OF
lnu1 FANSF Y Il ROBERTS.