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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-04

CTRICT ATTENTION PAID TO ALL
y business intrustcd to my care. Account
sales rendered Immediately after sales, anu
prompt returns. Ample accommodation isr
A. WALLACE, the veteran Auctioneer, vii,
be found at my house, TO attend 10 all his old
friends and patrons.
I respectfully solicit share OF the patronage
A. e. FARMLAND.
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Valuable plantation and
Lands for Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancsry Court of the county of Claiborne
and State of Mississippi. made at December
term. 1868, the undersigned commissioner Will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder. for
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HOME CERTIFICATES.

MEMPHIS, FeDruHry Il, IoUF.
We the undersigned. having used the King Of
the West washing machine. pronounce IL per.
feet for simplicity, durability. labor-saving aud
economy. and the only machine We have ever
remove all streaks from collars and wristbands.
with less damage to cloths than by any other
process. We chesrfully recommend it to the
public as the " ing of all washing machines.
Epps 4 Hastings, Central Hotel: +. A: 3.
Mailer. Franklin House; L. G.. Hardwick;
Southern Hotel; H: @. Nolte, Second and
Washinetou streets: Peter Mentzis. l791z Poplar
street: b. D. Majors, 43 Poplar street; S. A.
Moore, Justice OF the Peace; j. y. Finley. p.
Finley, Jas. A. Cannon. Inventors Exchange ;
A. Hitzfeld, Patent Office. 2a9 Second street ;
s. g. DODGE. yWildberger. us Fifth street.
Chelsea; W. NJ. Hutton. l4o-e
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OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.

OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
Atameeting of the Stockholders held at the
81. Charles Hotel in New Orleans, in pursu-
ance to notice. on the 2Sth day Of January. the
following named gentlemen lin accordance to
terms Of charter were elected Directors for
the ensuing year,:
Thomas A. Adams, New Orleans.
Alfred Mouiton, New Orleans.
ID. DeHaven, New Orleans.
VIM. Creary. New Orleans.
Howard Millsr augh, New Orleans.
John Pau Baker. New Orleans
Ishn A. Graw, New Orleans.
III. Naulting. New Orleans.
d. w. Flowrence. Vieksbu-g.
DIR. j. X. Watkins, Memphis.
N. S. Otis, Memphis.
DR.. J. W. Rogers. Memphis.
j. Edward Montgomery, Memphis.
John B. Davies, Louisville.
A. Baker, Louisville.
Samuel II. Patterson, Jacksonville.
John Cobb. Madison, Ind.
General 4. 7. Crittenden. Madiion, Ind.
DC. Martin, 81. Louis.
Captain II. Il. Carson, st. Louis.
At a meeting Of the Directors, held for the
purpose OF electins officers, the following
ID. DeHaven, President. New Orleans.
John A. Graw. Vice President. New Orleans.
II. Miil:pansh, Treasurer, New Orleans.
n. S. Otis, Secretary. Memphis.
John .. Davies, Chiet Engineer, Louisville.
X. S. Kirk, Superintendent. Madison.
c. S. Stewart. Assistant Secretary. New Or
leans.
j. T. Winnnemore. General Agent, st.
Charts Hotel. New 0teans.
y. Y. h0CkkTr has been appointed Agent.
with Office at Memphis, to whom application
may be made for exchange Of lands for stock
in the Company.
cmcei NO. ~ Madison Street.
1A-t
NOR sALE--WE HAVE ON HAND AND
IL for sale
Black Seed Oats,
Bar Corn, with and without shuck.
Pink Eye Potatoes.
Baltimore Blue Potatoes,
Shaker Russell Potatoes,
Which we will sell low for cash.
ISs-s J.J. LovIN 4 SON. l55 Beal st.
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GOODYEAR & FALLS,
Druggists and Apothecaries
asI Main street walker Biock),
-Four doors north of Madison st..

ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THEIR
n customers with Drugs, Chemicals. Points,
Oils. Dye stufs. Brushes. Periumery, FANCY
Goods, etc, etc. ,.
Our PREsoRIPrIos DEPARTMENT is complete
with all the necessary appliances. and EtocGed
with Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Extracts, resinold
and fluid and will be ntrolled BY competent
and practical Pharmaceutists. Weinvite Ply
sieians, Planters, and all persons interested TO
call and see us. ~.
We intend making the Prescription Departs,
ment. and furnishing Physicians. Planters and
Remember the CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
81 Main ST.. feur doors norlh Of Madison. slI
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Trustees sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DERD OF TRuST.
ID executed % me on the llth day Of lamar,
ls67, b. +. A. Wright J. II. Mase aud II !
Crah. and duly recorded ia the oEice 81 az
PROBATE Clerk of lisho rninso county, Missis-
sippi. IN Deed Of Trus' Book B. pases gls. az
snd $50. 10 which reference . hereby MADE for
the purpose q paying certain notes therein
specified. viii.
On Monday. 22d Day OF March, 1859
IN Front Of the Iaka SPRINGS Hotel, in the tswu
Of Iuka. Iishomingo county. Mississirpi. pro
Gee 70 sell 70 the hiEhet bidder, for cash' he
following cesr-ibed property, to-wit An equai
uDd vioed half interest in ard 70 certain lots
sud parcsls q land. situate. lying an 4 being IN
the county ~ Tuhominr0 aud state az Nissis,
sippi, and described az lotss. Q, ~ asa Ed AZ
laid deun in the plan o. lula. ia said cosntv,
embrssinx the luka Springs H0fel. Cabins,
etc alse. the southeast quarter Of Sec.isu q
ard % acres Of the go1fh end ~ the southe,r'
quarter Of the Iurfhe1s, Qusrtcr II section p
all IN township y q rluge 10. The tilefs b.
iieyed 70 be good, bat sell aud convey only A.
Trustee. This Fsb-uary 10, lse9
1910 in. D. MILLER, Trustee.
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The Gipson wringer.

This wringer is the most perfect for simplicity
and durability ever invented. tits constructed
opiv usafrl effective and perfect wringer in use.
The EXPANSION GEARING renders them
more durable than any friction wringerr can be.
or any two-wheel vringer.. which, unless con-
fined. ungear precisely at the time when ex-
pansion Is most needed. This superiority makes
the Gipson Wringer in fact. if not In pane, the
on universal wripger now made. They wiring
much larger clothing. and just as small. and
turn easier, than any other wringer. They are
seif-adjusting and adjustable. The rollers are
of pure white rubber, and the whele CO sstructed
Of the Saost durable material, and Put together
in substantial manner. tits this that enables
us to warrant our wrineer; The thump-screWs
on top increase or lessen the pressure.
Castings for the King Of the West and Clip
sen Wringer furnished to those who purchase
territory, by II. Wetter Co.. Ii and ID Monroe
street, Memphis. Tennessee.
car The King of the West for sale only by
II. Wetter Co., Is and Is Monroe street.
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CAPITAL, Sl,000,00O
SECURITY, BY LAW OF THE 90 nm nm
STATE OF ONO, VS1VVV3VVV
Enterprise Ins. Coz
OF GIN CINNATI.

THOMAS SHERLOCK, PhEsIDEET.
Dfrec tors;
r. NJ. Bishop, of X. M. Bishop * Co.;
Theo. Cook, ef Baker, Hart 4 Cook;
Joseph G. Butler, Prcs't Lafayette Bank;
l.. II. Hull. of Addy, Hull x Cot;
A. 8. Minslow, Of Winslow 4 Smith;
CnRriex Rule. Of Q. Rule A Coleman;
Adolph Wood. Of Adolph Wood A Co.;
John Shillito, OF John Shillito * Co.;
A. ID. Bullock. of A. d. Bullock X Co.;
ID. T. Woodrow, Of Woodrow. Mears X Co.;
Allen Collier. Of John Swasey 4 Co.
l.. A. Harris, ex- Mayor OF Clncinuat;
james Glenn. Of VIM. Glenn 4 Sons.
W. cassidy. Vice President;
W. NJ. RICHARDSON, Secretary;
J. DKWALDEN CHURCHILL, Supervisor.
R.v. vREDENBURGH, Agent,
nj No. 22 Madison st.. Memphis.
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VIRGINIA.

WHExLIsG, March 3-The West Vir-
eiuia Legislature has just ratified the
Constitutional Amendment, by vote Of
% to 10 in the House, and 10 to 6 in the
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KING OF THE WEST
WASHING MACHINE
washing Day mo- Longer DreaMea Dy
those W no use the King Of the West.

those VINO use Inc hiuS VI shc w
rJ,BE REASON WHY EVERY FAMILY
should POSSESS these machines: Families
generally wash fifty-two times every year, OF
In other words, spend one-sixth OF their time
for labor in doing washing the ordinary way.
Nv usipg this machine they can do the same
work in one fifth of the. time usually required;
Bloody fingers, sDre backs. strained Wrists ana
iphalir steam, Consequent upon the OLD way OF
washing. are all avoided by using t1ese ma
chimes. IT does not require able bodied persons
10 operate them. A boy or girl: twelve or four
teen years of age. can do as much work Washing
with these machines, in few hours; as one able,
bodied woman can In whole day By the usual
process, The old process of boiling clothes Is
done away with, and washing can be done win
two.thirds less soap than the old way 81 using
dashboard and tub. and therefore you can save
fuel enough in a short time to pay for the ma
KING OF THE WEST" Washing Ma
chine defies all competition, and challenges
every md ali machines to wash given number
of pieces in the same time and as completely
as the King" will wash them. tits he only
machine that will erase all dirty stredks from
toristbands and collars Of shirts, and all cther
clothes, that soap and ,odter will take out.
$4,000 OF THPSE MACHINES SOLD IN
TIE NORTHWEST IN ONE YEAR.
Come and see it wash. or we will come at any
time or place in the city If you DESIRE and wash
anything from a cambria handkerchief 10
double blanket. and do il well, quick and com,
nIete. and you only need see the king"
wash To be convinced. Come and examine the
machine, and you tciH order AT ONCE the King
Of al toashing machines, and you ieiH haze no
state and county rights for sale by Eli Thorn
burgh, at Central II otel, Memphis, tennessee.
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| A DILEMMA.-A young person of the
CniverSalst faith, many years since
when the Simon-pure Univcrsalsm was
preached. started Westward to attend a
convention of his brethren in the faith
He took the prpcau'ion to carry vial
of cayenne in his pocket, to sprinkle his
TODD with as a preventive of fever and
aguc. The convention met; and at d'n-
uer tall IIoo>irr observed the parSon as
he seasoned lis meat, and addressed him
thus:
"Stranger, III thank you for little of
that ere red salt. for I'm kind o'curious
to try it,"
"Certainly." returned the Iarson;
'but you will find it very powerful; be
careful how YOU nse ill.,
The Hoosier took tie proffrred vial,
and feeling himself proof against any
quantity of raw whi<kcy, thought he
could stand the "red salt with inpunity,
and accordingly sprinkled a junk of beef
rather bountifully with it, and forthwith
introduced it into his capacious mouth.
1t soon began to take hold He shut
his eyes, and his features began to
wreathe, denoting a very inharmonious
condition physically. Finally he could
stand it no longer lie opened his mouth
and screamed "iire!!"
Take a drink Of cold water from the
Jug said the parson.
"Will that putt out" asked the martyr
sui:ing the action to the word. In a |
short time the unfortunate man began 10
recover, and turning to the parson, his
eyes yet swimming in water,exclaimed:
"Strapger, you call Yourself a Yer
salist, | believe?"
Il do, "replied the parson.
"Wal,"I want to know if you think
it consistent with your belief TO 60 about
with hell-6re in your breeches?
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States wore false hair u

There was general laugh, and Ste
phanie submitted her head to the lomt
1omi Then began curious process
hardly to be understood unless seen. A
first, think, the embarrassment ant
delight of the lover, at holding that pre-
cious little head, with its burden q
golden floss, rather overpowered the
ardor of the physician he was very
tender of the head, particularly in
touching the smooth white brow. But
by and by he went more actively to work;
taking her head between his hands, he
would rub it vigorously in every direc-
ton, up and down, round and round, un-
til the very scalp seemed on fire; then
laying one hand to the forehead, and
the other to the back of the head, he al
ternately kneadcd it between his palms,
and subjected it to pressure so vice
like, SO intense, that the girl bit her lips
and drew in her breath TO keep cry
back. Indeed, she was getting rapidly
angrier, and was just about to object
decidedly, to what she inwardly termed
:" his savage roughness," when-she fell
asleep. And could she have seen, mo-
ment later, how tenderly the same brown
hands arranged her pillow, and her head
upon it, darkened the room, and drove
out the other occupants like so many ill.,
truding files, she would have "said a diff
ferent say
''Late in the afternoon, when the rest
were lounging on the piazza, she came
out with radiant eyes and cheeks full of
slumber's roses.
Il beg your pardon, hoaatoAa bkomai-
hoi! I was just thinking youan uncouth
savage for hurting meso when went to
sleep, and now [ am entirely well, and
shall believe in lomi-lomi until the end
of my days. Thank you ever SO much"
He took the hand she offered, and
seizing lucky moment left kiss upon
it. dashing off then in such an insane
fashion that the girl hardly knew whether
to laugh or be angry. But she stood
looking after him, and rubbing her hand.
gravely, for a little. Il suppose it is the
custom of his country, but wouldn't
have believed the creature had it in
him.
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".
So the summer passed bv.

So the summer passed by.
Red Garnett's tour of civilization seem
ed destined to postponement until some
unnamed tomorrow for through all the
August heats, wooing him to the cataract
and to Canada, they still invited him tc
stay, and still he stayed. They grew
like old friends, the Carletons and the
kanaka, and | think Stephanie was the
only one of them ali who dreamed nc
dreams ofthe bond that was to hind them
nearer. Do you say that is impossible
tor woman How do you know that
all of US are cut by the pattern you judge
by?
I tell you, she was the only one who
never dreamed If the years ct summer
waiting for her, eighteen thousand miles
away. Alice thought :"What delight
full place for my own tour when once my
turn comes Nothing b1ase in going for
the honeymoon and something longer,
to the shades of Hilo and the splendors
of wonderful Kilauea."
Prudent Mary sighed, "What pity
Frank never fancied her ins:ed; and sup
pose he should 60 back to cannibalism,
some day, and eat her."
"Humph!" said the Californian
'Then he might well sit down and sigh
for Moore-and get nary Moore at ali"
One Sunday morning Stephanie had
stopped at home with another headache;
only little one this time, but the long
drive would have. surely brought her
down again to lomi>zoyi. She thought
all the rest at church, 4nd was surprised
when the library door vas softly opened,
and the kanaka lookec in. - e..
'Oh, you are not asleep; pray, pray
do not rise Is there anything | can do
for you, soaAine p advancing, hesitating
1y.-.-
: "Nothing, believe, save to give me
a little more air, and that's an impossi-
bili.y this hot morning But my head
is not SO bad !; oh, no Stay, you willnot
disturb me. I was not sleeping"
He drew chairup with happy face,
but befose assuming it, went on a tour of
discovery, which ended in his triumphant
temperance with huge fan of turkey
feathers, borrowed from Hannah, the
housemaid. II remembered I saw Han
nah carry it into church one Sunday and
it is precisely the kind of fan to get up
what you call an impossibility, acaAine
matkai" ~.
"Oh, that is delicious Thank you,
Aoaaloka lokawaikai But it is SO much
trouble" - ~ ..,. -
The islanders face flushed to the tenn
Piles. 'It would be much more trouble
to stay away from the soamaao when I
know she suffers
'Thank you +" putting out languid
hand. 1t was a way she had when CRATE.
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THE oPEl0usAs JOURNAL.
The Printers Hohenlinden.

In seasons when our funds are low
Subscribers are provoking slow,
A few supplies keep up the flow
OF dimes dePal ting rapidly. -
But we shall see sadder sight,
When duns pour in from morn till night
Commanding every sixpence bright p.
10 be forked over rapidly. =.
Our bonds and due bills are arrayed,
Each seal and signature displayed:
The holders vow they must be raid,
With threats of law and chancery.
Then ta'despair we're almost driven,
There's precious little use in livin',
When our last copper's rudely riven
From haads that held it lovingly.
But larger yet these drRs shall grow,
When interests added on below,
Length'n ming our chin a foot or 80,
When gazing at them hopelessly.
'Tis so, that scarce have we begun
To plead for time upon q dun,
Before there comes another one.
Demanding pay fertciousiy.
=. &t ~ - v ~ i $50
The prospect darkens-on, ye brave
Who would your very bacon sAve.;
Waive, patrons, all your prttexts waive,
And pay the Printer cheertulIy.
All it would yield us pleasure sweet,
A few delinquents now to meet,
Asking of MS q clear receipt
For papers taken reg'lariy.
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From Cooley Lady's Book
TIE
GENTLEMAN FROM HONOLULU.
BY c. J. EVERETT.
Ill

"WELk n heartily tired of this cor
founded weather! 1t has used me up t
such an erent, VOW I don't care tw
bits whether school KEEPS or not. Hi.
wich was b,ck in Frisco" Thus said ;h
Californian on the fourth day ofan Au
gust storm. His sisters were busy witt
ernbroider.es. Strphanie had givenup ii,
lounge and nervous headache, aud tn
knnaka was dividing his attention b.
tween her an batch of London papers
.E'rank. We are tired of hearing yo,
talk of Fri.cv. Where in The world die
you get that name for il ?'''
"Oh, tl,at's the pet name the boys
give their beautiful ha, bor-ci'y, the prid.
of the State. Yoa ought to hear tiIelr
shout for Frisc.. as they tIlrong into the
what Cheer House Of gala-day and
Mt the 'Occidental' is tossed off many q
bumper to Frisco and the ladies'
"Are the San Francisco ladies hand.
come, Franki'
AOf course they are And nobby--
you bet :" winking to- Red Garnett to
enjoy Mary's horrer. "You girls would
call them fashy,sI reckon; anyhow, it
must take the dust 10 dress them"
II suppose you are wishing yourself
In the Sandwich Islands, Mr.. Garnet. F."
elm the Hawaiian Islands No, Miss
Alice. I am much too happy here"
"Stephanie opened her eyes lazily.
"Why are you always so particular to
say the Hawaiian. instead of the Sand
wich Islands p g9 ,a.@s.
a"A patriotic fashion, aoaAiwe, very
common among my eountrymen. They
were named by Captain Cook for Lord
Sandwich. Of the Royal Navy, but we
Hawaiians have but little love for Eng
land, especially since that affair Of Pau
let was telling you Of yesterday, and
ie 10 point of national honor with us
never to assume the disliked name." j..
"Where was It Cook was killed, Red"
s'In Kealakeakua Bay" ~
II was Stephanie who answered, and
Red Garnett smiled down % her eager
ness to show her Island lore, and asked
Frank i s@"-z .-g .
"Do you know how it happened 7"
''Humph! I suppose the kanakas got
hungry, and thought bit of roast navi-
gator wouldn't relish badly with their
poi" Il ~.-5
"Ka !" L il the Hawaiian expletive
of strong disgust. and Ii came from Red
Gardett's curling lips with will. 7.'.
"Frank, You know how we dislike
hit at our dark days; For my part, 7
believe that cannibalism il all old women's
stories, anyhow. But the great naviga-
tor came to his death singalarly"
'Tell me about it, please Stephanie
asked in that pretty childlike way she
bad, and looked up again to meet the
smile that, somehow, always made her
checks hot. 49, .
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You shall see them and give them a
"God-Speed' upon the broad Atlantic,
and the broader ocean of life, receiving
a cordial invitation to visit them. AT
Home, about 1869. And when The last
good-byps are spoken, you shall see the
dew drops quiver on the vio!ets, as the
Young wife says, "A/oha ~
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Cotton Cotton Cotton !!!
KTTE HAVE pu, chased The .Ware- house

WME II II CIIdSCu IIiE W dT TE-EIUUSt
Wv opeued in Washington. under our
Store, by Messrs. Guidry d Thompson; and
as all freight consigned to US will be under
our personal supervision, we can promise
full satisfaction to our frieuds who may "a
vor US with their custom
Purch 'sers will always be found at the
Warehouse, willing to pay New Orleans
prices for cotton-lcss the actual cost OF
shipment
We will also continue the Grocery and
Commission business, making liberal cash
advances on all articles consigned to us for
shipment or sale.
w. A. ROBERTSON & co.
Washington, La, Dec. 25th, 1868.
l60 If
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REGULAR
OpelOusas & New Orleans Packet.
E H. STEAMER
skszzz skkazszzzaz ANNIE WAGLEY -

w. BURTON. M.s,c,
W1ll leave Washington every Sunday at 10
JPN.
, frelght and: passage as low as any other
- 3. The steamer Annie Waglsy will leave
lerw Orleans on her first trip, Thursday, No
vember 5th, at 10 A. M.
October Path. 1868
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Boys Clothing! Mems Wear !!

r T. WALSHE, Youths Boys and Chill
~. dren's Clothing and Mems Furnishing
Goods Importer, No. ITO Canal St., New Or.
leans.
Country orders solicited and filled, C. G. D..
Money refunded when not satisfactory
Dec. 10, '63-6m
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Agency! Agency!!
p1 APPLYING to the undersigned,
D planters and merchants can purchase,
at Ntw Orleans prices, with cost of trans
portation added, all kinds of Agricultural
Implements, Engines, Saw-mills, Labor-sa-
wing Machines, Victor Cane Mills and Evap.
orators, &c. L. I. LEWIS,
JAM >, 1869. Agent
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Louis ST.id;i;.
AlNcKlEY & stage,
RECEl'lNG & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
MRS. ANNA HISCkLEY.

UISHlNGTON, L.,
(AT THE OLD STAND OF HISckIEy g. SON
A hE ready +" receive anl forward all freight
"a that may be consigned to them, and win
pay the highest MARKET prices for cotton. or
will advance provisions and money on th,
same. if shipped through them.
M's Louis Stagg has also opened separat.
GioCERf STORE at the same place, whe,.
ne Is ready to furnish Groceries, Plantation
Supplies Bagging, Ties, Wagons, &C., at
New Orleans prices
washington. La. October 10th, 1863.
NOTICE..
An now prepared to furnish Baccinc, Iron
IL Ties. Irvine, Flour, Coffee, Sugar, Salt.
Nr., t" all my clients and friends.
am also prepared to purchase cotton OK
make liberal cash advances on shipments mad,
to my friends and correspondents in the citv,
therefore. this year. leave and give to all
cotton planters of St Landry and neiphbo,-
hood the choice of selling here, at Washing
ton, tor cash on the spot or of shipping to the
city under liberal cash advances
A. DESMARE,
Office at Pitre & CarriGre and
"a, o. Hinckly T. Son.
Mr NJ: L. Melancon. my duly authorized
agent at Port Barre, twill purchase cotton or
make cash advances for my account, on ths
above expressed conditions
Washington, La, Sept 10, 1863. If
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Orelousas
February lst, 1869, which, if not taken out by
March 1st, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office Washinton D. c.
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VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869,

THE first edition of ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND OF VlCK's ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF
SEEDS and GUIDE IN THE FLOWER GARDEN
is now published. 1t makes a work of 100
pages, beautifully illustrated, with about $50
FINE WooD ENGRAvlNGs OF FLOWERS AND
VEGETABLES, and an
ELEGANT COLORED PLATE,
A BOQUET OF FLOWERS.
1t is the most beautiful, as we'll as the most
instructive Floral Guide published, giving
plain and thorough directions for the
CULTURE OF FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES.
The Floral Guide is published for the bene-
fit of my customers, to whom it is sent free
without application, but will be forwarded to
all who apply by mail, for Ten Cents, which
is not half the cost. Address
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, New York.