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nas- There is evidently, says the
Clinton, Feliciana Democrat, more
industry and energy in our neighbor-
ing State Of Mississippi, than is ex-
hibited here, in Louisiana. In this
Parish, for instance, useful and bene-
fetal enterprises are proposed. Much
zeal is shown at the commencement,
but unfortunately, like Bob Acres
courage, it "oozes out" AS con-
trast, we see what is doing in Brook
Haven, one of the smallest villages
on the jackson and Great Northern
Railroad. Awake! ye sleepers!
The factory at Wesson will in a
few days commence the manufacture
of wooden goods, employing one hun.
dred operatives. ThScotton yarns
already manufactured are equal to
those made at Lowell, and the do
mestics compare favorably to any
made in New England. The factory
will consume two thousand bales Of
cotton yearly.
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PITCAlRN's ISLAND, SOUTH Pa
ctFIC OcEAN.-This island, 30 we'll
known for the romantic history Of its
colonization by the mutineers of the
Bounty in 1889, is now likely to at
tract more frequent attention, on ac-
count Of its lying in the direct route
from Panama to New Zealand; and
a few months since the Rakaia, Capt.
Wright, one Of the Panama, New
Zealand and Australian Royal Mail
Steam-packet Compan'ys vessels,
touched there for the purpose of CON-
ing to some arrangements with the
inhabitants for supplying the COM
pany's ships with fresh fruit and
vegetables on their voyage. One
of the passengers of the Rakaia,
who has furnished us with a sketch
Of the island, says: at was about
six in the evening that we lay to,
about half a mile from shore. The
late hour prevented the captain from
landing, as he had intended; but we
soon perceived a canoe shove off
containing two of the inhabitants,
who presently came on board. Their
first question, after shaking hands
with every one within their reach,
was How did you leave Queen
Victoria an inquiry that does
honor to their loyalty. A few
minutes afterwards the chief magis-
trate, Mr.. Young, grandson of the
boatswain's mate of the Bounty,
made his appearance, and with him
our captain concluded treaty of
commerce for supplies Of vegetables.
There are, we learnt, ffty-three
inhabitants now on the island, the
remainder of the former population,
1876 of whom were transferred to
Norfolk Islands in 1858. They say
they are very happy, and do not
wish to leave. The island is very
fruitful, and supplies them with all
necessaries, without much expense
or labor. Visitors are few, those
who do come that way being chiefly
American whalers in search of fresh
water. Our friends were particu-
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W The Times Of India pub
fishes letter from Bombay, dated
May 14th, 1867, which states that a
Sepoy who belonged to the marine
battalion that accompanied DR.. Liv-
ingstone, the celebrated African ex-
plorer into the wilds of Africa, had
arrived at Zanzibar and reported
DIR. Livingstone and all of his COM
panions alive and well. The letter
is signed IS. Thacker, commanding
2lst regiment native infantry"-the
same regiment that was sent out
with the Doctor.
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SLAVERY IN FLORIDA NOT DEAD.
Slavery is not extinct in this coun-
try. The Seminole Indians, who in
habit the lower portion of Florida
called the Everglades-have always
held number of negro slaves, and
still hold them. Not long since
surveying party from Northern
Florida went down among these In
dams, and while there number of
negroes were offered for sale to them.
The whites told the Indians that
slavery had been abolished in the
United States, but the Indians re-
piled that it hadn't been among
them, and couldn't be, by any act
of Congress. The Seminoles have
slaves enough to do their farming,
and it is reported that the number is
constantly being increased by kid
mapping. The Everglades are occu-
pied exclusively by Seminoles, and
are seldom visited by whites
Shreveport South- Western.
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Gay The correspondence between
Gems. Grant and Sheridan relative to
the execution of the reconstruction
act has been made public. In the
course of said correspondence, Gen.
Grant denies that either he or the
Secretary of War favored repri-
mand of Gen. Sheridan for having
removed Gov. Wells.
Under date of June 7th, Gen.
Sheridan writes to Gen. Grant as fol.
lows
The result of Mr.. Stanbery's opin-
ion is now beginning to show itself
by defiant opposition TO all acts Of
military commanders, and by imped.
ing and rendering helpless the civil
officers acting under his appointment.
For instance, the Mayor Of this city
notifies the common council that ST..
100000 of illegal money has been ia
sued by the comptroller of the treas
ury. The common council refuse to
investigate to ascertain the facts, and
the city attorney refuses to sue out
an injunction to Stop the issue. I
fear the chaos which the opinion will
make, if carried out is but little un-
derstood. Every civil officer 10 the
state will administer justice according
to his own views Many of them,
deoouncing the military bill as un-
constitutional, will throw very impe-
diment in the way of its execution,
and bad will 60 to worse, unless this
embarrassing condition of affairs is
settled by permitting me to go on in
my just course, which was Endorsed
by all the people except those dis
franchised -most of whom are Office
holders or desire to be such.
Again, in letter dated June 18th,
Gen. Sheridan wrote to Gen. Grant {:
Gov. Flanders has assumed the
duties of his office. He is man of
integrity and ability, and l now feel
as though l were relieved Of half Of
my labors. As it has been hereto
fore, there was no security, and /
feel, that we have got rid of an un-
principled Governor and set Of dis.
reputable tricksters which he had
about him. Nothing will answer
here but bold and strong course.
and in taking it l am supported
unanimously by every class and
party.
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CATERPILLAR-We hear from sew
eral parties in this parish that the
caterpillar has already made its ap-
pearance in the cotton field. About
this time last year we heard Of them,
but believe they did no very great
damage: We hope they will be no
worse this year. Too early to pre-
dict.-East Felic.ana Patriot, ( Gin.
ton. La.,I 18Th inst.
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FoR BRAZIL.-The steamer Red
Gauntlet left Mobile, on Sunday
last, having on board the colony Of
Major Hastings, consisting Of 100
passengers, all bound for Para, in
Brazil. The Mobile Tribune says
the colonists all appeared to be in
fine spirits and hopeful Of the future.
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The SOUTHERN RuRALIsT.-This
excellent agricultural and literary
weekly comes to Us hailing from
Tangipahoa, La, whittier the office
has been transferred from Greens.
burg. The Ruralist wss first pub
lished at Amite City. We hope it
may prove a successful fixture at
its new place of publication.
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B@ Macmillan in his will left
100000, to each OF the families Of
Miramon and Mejia.
A correspondent Of the Ranchero
says:
When the Emperor was on trial
he was asked: Are you willing to
acknowledge that you are RESPONSE
BILE for all that has occurred ia
Mexico since the evacuation Of the
country by the French He replied,
No! / am not the responsible party !;
on the contrary, President Juarez is
the person upon whom the RESPONSE
bility rests. After the French had
left I dispatched a messenger to Ju,
arez, and proposed that he grant a
general amnesty and give full par
don to all persons that had identified
themselves with me in the Imperial
cause. This Juarez refused to do,
and no other course was left for me
than to remain and do all I could for
the protection Of large proportion
of the Mexican people. This resolve
shows man of honor, and covers
him with more glory than he ever
could have obtained by following out
the plan Of Napoleon.
This correspondent says that both
Escobedo and Trevino owed their
lives to Miramon and Mejia, and
could have saved those of the latter
if they had asked for it, but they
were the most active in causing
them to be shot.
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The Vagar1es Of Taxation.

The subject Of taxation like other
parts and parcels Of the machinery
of human governments, has its va
carries, its caprices and it's rules that
somehow or other will not always
"work both ways"-blessing the re-
ceiver too frequently much more
than the giver, or bearing with much
more rigor and severity upon the
poor than upon the rich. For exam
pie, in the collection Of parish taxes,
the poor man, whose means are SO
scant that he can with great difficulty
procure for himself these times COM
Portable subsistence for himself and
family, is obliged to sacrifice a very
large proportion Of those means to
meet the exacting demands of the
collector. He is not, like the rich
man, capable Of buying up the parish
scrip at discount Of fifteen, twenty
or twenty-five per cent, to pay his
taxes withy and is therefore COM
PEELED to meet such payment in cash
currency, unless he may happen to
hold parish scrip received by him
perhaps as SO much cash for certain
services rendered as employee or
laborer to the parish. His rich or
well-to-do neighbor, possessing the
means and facilities for buying up
the parish scrip has the monopoly Of
that sort of business. The poor man
may have, say one hundred dollars
worth Of that scrip. He has tax
Of fifteen or twenty dollars to pay,
and resorts to his neighbor who is
able and disposed to buy up the par
ish paper. For his hundred dollars
he receives only eighty dollars in
currency, whereas, his neighbor,
profting by this single speculation
to the tune of twenty dollars, is en-
abled at this rate, in a short while, to
pay off his own taxes nearly, if not
wholly, by what he realizes from
such discounts.
Thus it is, that while the parish
paper is bought up at ruinous de-
probation, it is paid into the treasury
as an equivalent to cash, and not
only is the man in cramped circum-
stances forced to incur heavy loss in
getting off his scrip for the purpose
Of obtaining means wherewith to
purchase the necessaries of life and
satisfy the tax-gatherer, but the
Golfers of the treasury are made in
all likelihood, to depend principally
upon the aggregate of such contri-
buttons as his for actual monied re-
sources. This whole system is wrong
and calls for remedy if any can be
devised, at the hands of the Police
Jury. As it stands, it is a strong
temptation for men of means to pur-
sue species Of brokerage detri-
mental to the financial character and
ability of the parish and oppressive
to the interests Of the poorer classes.
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Gag The Nashville, Tenn, Union.
of the 18th, reports a sudden and
rapid decline in the health Of Gov.
Brownlow. He is far gone with
palsy.
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nag A swindier in New York has
been making up telegraphic reports
and selling them to merchants.
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Gar L. G. MORRIS. Collector and General Agent,
for t16ssttlement Of Claims Bills, &c. Also, author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET
Office at the Court House.
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w The long brick row of office
tenements in this city, known as
"Pike's Row." which for years past
has been in possession of the military
and occupied by them as Office
quarters, having with the exception
Of the apartments still retained tor
the Freedmen's Bureau), become re-
Gently vacated, is about to be devo-
ted again to its original uses as Off
ces for civil incumbents, such as the
mayor, magistrates, notaries, lawyers,
etc. The building has been under
going a pretty thorough course of
PREPARATION and is now in first-rate
condition. The mayors Office is to
occupy the room cornering upon
Third and Laurel streets.
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MESS PORK, MESS PORK.
TTNHE CELEBRATED BRAND, "Henry Amss,"
l. over 200 pounds per barrel, warranted. For
Sale low by [juns4J A. JACKSON
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ANTE Cry TIMEs.-M. j. Scott,
Esq, (no new hand at the bellows),
has started new paper at Amite
City, on the New Orleans and Jack
sou Railroad, to which he has given
the above title. The first number,
which we have received, is brimful
of interesting original and selected
reading matter. We hope the enter
prising editor will meet with that
success which his energies and in.
dustry entitle him to.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUNDRlES,

SUNDRIEs, SUNDRlES.
$50 bags sound White and Yellow Corn,
80 Saint Louis Oats,
loco pounds Green shoulders,
1900 :. Bacon Shoulders,
10 boxes fresh baked coda Crackers.
dozen fancy handle Brooms,
:. Plain .
100 reams Wrapping Papers,
gross Preston Merrilps Yeast Powders
10 barrels heavy Mess Pork,
i box thin Br. akfast Bacon,
] fierce fancy Sugar cured Hams,
barrels Lovsring's refined " hite Sugars
The above goods Just received and for sale 1t
prices that will compare favorAbly with those Of
any dealer In nrst.class Merchandise.
july1s JOSHUA BEAL
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WRITING GLASS,
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TNHE Romance Of Bsausincourt, by the author
l. OF Household Of Bouveris.
Chsndos, by Ouida.
Bryan Maurice, or, the Seeker, by Rev. Walter
Mitchell.
Cecil Castlemaines Gage, Lady Marsbouts
trouble, BY Ouids.
Henry VIII and his Court, by Muhbach.
The Bishops Son, by Alice Gary
Far Above Rubiss, by Mrs. J. II. Riddell.
Elisha Msgoon, or, the Old Still House, In the
Hollow, by Mrs Francis Dana Gage.
Tho Cameron Pride, or, Purified by Suffering,
by Mrs Mary J. Holmes.
The Last Days Of King, by Maurice Hartman.
The Celebrated Jumping Frog by Mark Twain.
Not Hero, by Mrs. Eliza L. Pugh.
Out Of Charity, from Liltle's Living Age.
Week in French Country House.
Nora and Archibald Lee.
Sowing the Wind, by Il. Lyn Linton.
Miss Leslie's New Receipts for Cooking.
Just received at
July2 BEAHs BOOK L VARIETY STORE
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DRESTON's PORTABLE LEMONADE, at
l. Junsl BROOKS DRu0 eTo6G.
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Ey- WHARTON g. ILLINGSWORTH, Generai
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, ITO Common street,
between Camp and st. Charles streets, New Orleans.
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Special Notices, &r.
To CO1sssg2as2,ttves.


TIME advertiser, have been restored to health
l. in q few weeks by very simple remedy
after having suffered for several years with
severe lung Affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption-is anxious to make known to his fol.
low-sunsfers the means Of cure.
To Ill who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree VI CHARGE, with the dlrec
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they will and suaE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
al Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription In to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives 10 be in.
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, ~ 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful indiscreton, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need 1t, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he Was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do 90 by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
% Cedar street, New York.
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CLEAR SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
Qn0n POUNDS Clear sidss; $500 Smoked
OOOU Shoulders. For sale very low at
aprl5 A. JACKsON'S
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STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.
A LARGE supply, just received and for sale
"A very cheap at
ju1y18-l0t BEAL'S BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
COLGATE,S TOILET SOAPS.
A NEW SUPPLY Of Honey and Glycsrins
"A Soap. Just received at
july10-l0t BEALS BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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4 THE SUBJ ECT Of TAXATION 10 Of growing
"A interest to the public, tax payers generally.
will and 1t to their advantage to call on the un-
dersisnsd before making settlement.
iuiyl1 GEORGE A. PIKE
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OLD PAP PRICE.

A sK FOR "OLD PAP PRICE" If you want
n q barrel Of good Flour oas adapted to oil
occasions and all domestic uses, and one that IT
don't take your bottom dollar to pay for. ths "Old
Pap Price" brand Is just what you need, having
no agents for Its sale, 1t can be proeursd only Of
juns22 JOSHUA bkAL
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fierce fancy Sugar cured Hams,
barrels LovsriDg's refined " hite Sugars
Inc above goods just received and for sale 1t
prices that will compare fayorAbly with those Of
any dealer In nrst-clsss Merchandise.
july1S JOSHUA BEAL
DEMOREsT'S MAGAZINE,
LNoR AUGUST, 1867, at
l. jnly1S-3t HEROMAN'B
STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.
A LARGE supply, just received and for sale
"A very cheap at
Julyls-lot BEAL's BOOK VARIETY STORE
COLGATE,s TOILET SOAPS.
A NEW SUPPLY Of Honey and Giycsrins
n Soap. Just received at
julylo-lOt BEAL's BOOK VARIETY STORE
FRESH SUPPLIES
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Doors, SHOES, HATS, &C.,
j. KUEIN'9,
Corner of Main and Lafayette Sts.
r KUHN respectfully informs his friends and
customers and the public generally, that he has
JUS. returned from New Orleans with LARGE
and wELL.sELEcTED STOCK of
rNried .NerchH1s1ise,
To which hs invites SPECIAL ATTENTION.
A call is solicited from all who are In want Of
+, X g EN- GOODS
MOST REAsONABLE PRICES.
juIyle
WHITE AND YELLOW CORN.
TusT STORED, 1856 bags sound and dry White
81 and Yellow Corn.
julyis JOSHUA BEAL
NEW NORTHERN BUTTER.
DEALERs AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED with
H. good Northern Table Butter. at fair rates BY
julyls JOSHUA BEAL
FRESH STICK CANDY.
IN BOXES, 30 pound s each, good fresh Stick
IL Candy just received and for sale cheap
FLOUR. FLOUR, FLOUR.
lust RECEIVED, another lot Of good cheap
d fresh ground Flour Country purchasers and
juyis JOSHUA BEAL
a New Attachment for Sewing Machines.
4 TUCKER and Maker, just received At Gro
II yer Baker sewing Machine Agency, corner
OF church and Florida streets. july2
Peterson's Lady's Magazine,
LNOK AUGUST, 1867, at
T. julye-3t HEROMANB
GENUINE GERMAN SOAP.
lust received Is boxes Proctor and CANDLES
d celebrated Cincinnati German Soap. This
Soap has stood the test Of years and once tried
will ensure its permanent use-priees greatly re.
duced
A handsome discount made to dealers.
july8 JOSHUA BEAL
CARPENTERS LEAD PENCILS.
4 SUPPLY Of good Lead Pencils, just received
jay2 BEAL's BOOK d VARIETY STORE
DRIED APPLES.
FAMILIES using Dried Fruits can secure an
i extra quality Of sun cared (Drisd) Apples OF
june2O JOSHUA BEAL
GREEN SHOULDERS.
1000 POUNDS well cured green shoulder:
eOUOU will keep six months Just stored
aud for sale by ljune2o1 JOSHUA BEAL
Hay, Corn, Oats, Pork and Bacon.
IUsT RECEIVED from St. Louis, q large lot Of
u H.y, Corn, Oats, Mess Pork and Bacon Hams
aud Sides, at the Triangular Building, corner OF
st. Ferdinand and Africa streets, and for sale BY
may18 L. JADOT W.
FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR.
LNLOUH OF any grade can be purchased at A.
II JACKsON's. He has on hand no less than
q house full Of 1t, and will warrant every barrel
to be sweet and sound. Planters, dealers and
bakers are respectfully invited to give ANDREW
JACKSON a call. junsl6
"
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HAMS,

HAMS, HAMS, HAMS.
TN STORE and for sale, low, choice lot Of Cam
i vased Hams, none better In the market.
june4 A. JACKSON
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CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE.
4 FEW more boxes French Chocolate left, can
n be had below Now York or any other market
prices. Call quick you will be everlastingl7 too
late. [apr6l A. JACKSON
SUGAR, SUGAR, SUGAR.
A NO. article Of New Sugar, by the barrel or
"A hogshsad, can be had at the lowest rates, at
jan2G A. JACKSON'S
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DEMOREsT,s MAGAZINE,
ENoR AUGUST, 1867, at
l. jnly1S-3t HEROMAN'8
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NEW NORTHERN BUTTER.
nEALERs AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED with
H. good Northern Table Butter at fair rates BY
julyls JOSHUA BEAL
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BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICEl
r HAVE In store 100 barrels Richards Csps
l. Lime, Cement, Plaster Of Paris and Hair In
quantities to suit purchasers.
octl6 JAMES MoVAY.
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LARD, LARD, LARD.
A FEW TIERCEs OF choice Lard, to dealers,
IL can be had at Thirteen Cents, II called for
Immediately. ljune4J A. JACKSON
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Redemption of Mutilated Notes

AND MUTILATED U. q. aud Ma
IL tional Bank Notes redeemed according to
rulss adopted by the Government.
JuIy1l GEORGE A. PIKE.
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FLOUR. FLOUR, FLOUR.
lust RECEIVED, another lot Of good cheap
d fresh ground Flour. Country purchaser and
dealers can secure bargains.
julyl3 JOSHUA BEAL
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PAINTERS, TAKE NOTICE.!
7 HAVE just received full assortment Of the
i various qualities of White Lead and All the
standard eolors ground In oil. In cans and packa-
yes to suit, 1T reduced rates.
marl2 JAMES MCVAY.
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FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR.
LNLOUt Of any grade can DO purchased st A.
l. JACKsON's. He has on hand no less than
house full Of 1t, and will warrant every barrel
to be sweet and sound. Planters, dealers and
bakers are respectfully invited to give ANDREW
JACKSON q call. jun0lb
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SDeciNI .VOLiCe.

nNLY few pieces Of the Ga wide Imperial
~ Check Mating left at
Juns5 THE PEOPLES STORE.
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TO BUILDERS

r AM PREPARED to fill orders at short notice
l. for Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, PANEL
Doors, sashes and Blinds Of all sizes and quail.
ties, 1t lowest market rates.
mars JAMES MCVAY.