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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

The Radical newspapers announce
that Smith, the negro cadet at West
Point, has been acquitted by General
lloward's court martial, for breaking
a white mans head with a dippcr. =
OF course the white boy will now be
dismissed for allowing his head to be
broken, and wo don't know but what
be ought TO.
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The copperhcads are becoming very
mcddiesomc Of late Previous to the
October elections, Grant promised TO
send humbug Morton, Of Indiana, as
Minister to England, provided a Rad
ical would succeed him in the Senate.
This Morton guaranteed, and to make
the thing doubly surc he tied up his
gonty fcetand gathered up his crulch-
es and started for Indiana, and yclpcd
and howlcd, and howled ana yelpcd,
until election day, But 10 and be
hold, when all the votes were counted
it was asccrtained that the copper
heads had carried the Legislature, and
I IL the aforesaid Morton, was sent TO
England, the Legislature would send
a coppcrhead to the Senate, TO annoy
"ihe greatest captain of the age. y
This was awful. Well, Morton is not
going Grant is hunting somebody
u
else.
The next arrangement "the gov
ernment' went iuto was with the
boisterous buffoon Drake. Senator
from Missouri Carter, one of the
Judges in Washington city gave
Grant notice that he had gone into
certain business arrangements, which
would compel him to resign ere long
Drake was telegraphed and Informed
of what was up, and asked to accept.
He OF course accepted, but could not
begin 20 hold courts until after the
election was over, as lac was making
speeches day and night The cleo
tion is over. The cops have carried
the Legislature, and if Grant puts
Drake on the bench, a eopperhead
will turn up in brakes seat in the
Senate. 1t is needless 10 say that
Grant is just now, also, hunting .
Judge for Cariers place
Those pesky Democrats in Indiana
and Missouri, seem to have no respect
for the arrangements Of "the govern.
ment." It's pretty hard to beat three
jacks, but the Democrats have done
it successfully in this instance
Drake is natural fool, Morton is
moral pest house, and Grant ran
with the mules when boy and comes
nigh being-wcll, third best, so far as
craftsmanship is concerned o
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

CnAELrsToN-Ths proud city,
once the home Of virtue and chivalry,
is now the abode Of loyalty and Mig
gers, and after while it will be the
residence Of owls and bats, unlcss cd.
cent white men rush in and save il.
At the late election loyal white man
and loyal niggcr were the candi-
dates for Congress Tho latter was
elected and he expects Beast Butler
to get him q scat beside HE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

ALMOST A FAILuRE.-Grant & Co,
we presume, by this time have dis
covered the mistake they made, ia
trying TO carry elections in Northern
States with soldiers and biggcrs, a.
they have been in the habit of doing
down South The scheme has sue
ceeded nowhere but in Philadelphia
and New Jersey. And even in the
South the experiment has been equal
ly as disastrous, for only two States
South Carolina and Louisiana, have
been carried by the scalawags, ne
groes and soldiers. These two State:
send five niggcrs and four white men
TO Congress. The district in South
Carolina, which elected the cadet sci
ler Rev. Whittemorc, twice, now
sends a frst.class niger to Congress,
and bc defeated white man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

Turns UP AGAIS.-Tbe Democrats
in the 10th N Y. Congressional dis
lrict, have elected John Rogers by
40 majority over Ferris, Radical
whose majority two years ago was
2,5lO. We arc not aware that the
foregoing is the "father of / | small chill.
drcn and one at the breast" but be
may have made bis escape from The
great fire, aud evidently frightened
the "loil millions" in that district.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

GoNE Ur, Too.-Thc white coated
philosopher, Greeley, was a candidate
for Congress in one of the New York
districts, and has been defeated 10y
thousands, running far behind his par
ty. His high tariff ideas played hot
with him as well as Schenck and q
number Of other protection yelpcrs. y
The nigger and the tariff will be the
death Of the "loil millions" so popu.
lar during the war, away north of the
Potomac
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

RATHER DoUBrFuL.-Wc notice
that some Of tho "loil millions hav,
suggested to Grant the appointment
Of Forney to the begging but fal
English mission. lf"thc government
sends the Colonel TO Europe, there
will be no ono left 10 manufacture
Klu Klux outrages in the South
shortly before election times For
ney has patent for those annual Il
bells. Hence, if he goes abroad, thcr,
will be vacancy in the loyal De
partment The government haC
better let well enough alone.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

Miss Mary A. Stinebaugh, a noted
Methodist preacher, 10 Ohio, has been
married to the Rev. Henry J. Brad.
ford, also u Methodist Minister Sup.
pose they are assigned to different
churches. whattheni
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

Do YoUR DuTY. There is benuti.
ful legend illustrating the blessedness
of performing our duty at whatever
costs TO our own inclinations. A
pcarcdf 10 'ii1ia 1hia5nafl QRE6 Say9ar "a srl had ap
he was gazing upon IT, The hour ar
rived at which be was TO feed the poor
Of the convent. lie fingered not in
his cell to enjoy the vision, but he lcn
to perform his hnmbie duty. When
he returned be found the vision still
waiting for bin, and ullering these
words "Hadst thou stayed | must
have fled"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

M - m -
Missouri This State has done no
bly. Yes ioubly so She has abol.
ishcd slavery In al lie forms, and lit.
orally annihilalcd Grants Admins.
,raiion within her borders. ST. Louis
was once the abode of Grant llis
candidate for Governor, McClurg re.
ceivcd I $40 votes 10 that city on the
Sih, and "lother fellow" Brown, H..
sl3. Grants majority IN the State
two years ago was 25,7lo. "IIow is
that for highi' MeClurg is defeated
by 10000 majority. The Legislature
is overwhelmingly Democratic. II
United States Senator Drake, don't
quack over this, there is no use in
matching either ducks or dr0kcs. Be
sides, only two of the nine Congress
men elected two years ago were Demo
Gratis, now there are but two Radicals
elected. Wonder how much Of n
present Grant would accept and con
linuc TO run the elections next year
NEvADA--This western settlement
was formed into State several years
ago for the sole purpose of making
United States Senators out of two
demagogues, Jim Nye and Bill Stew
art, who became immensely loyal and
wealthy, robbing the Indians and tho
government jointly. But the Demo
Gratis seem to have elected their Gov.
crnor and majority of the Legisla-
turc. Grant, Nyc q Co are evidently
49,. l;-ss~"t -" in the UucK wUUds.
NEw JERsEY-This State gave Sey-
mour 2,9O7 majority in 1865, over
Grant. But the niggers and the reg.
iment of repeaters sent into the State
from Philadelphia, caused the Demo
Gratis to lose Congressman and the
Legislature. This is but temporary
reverse. The Cops will be all right
the next time.
Nrw YoRK-The Empire State
gave Seymour 9,9GS over Grant. Last
year tho Democrats carried the State
by 2O,24l, and this year they re-elect
Gov. Hoffman by 10000, gain three
Congressman ard carry the Lcgisla-
ture.
RHODE lsLASD-Tho Democrats
have even disturbed things in this
godly little Commonwealth by assis-
ting to defeat one Of Grants main
hackers, Jcnekes, who was elected TO
Congress two years ago, BY 3,sl5 ma
jority, now he is defeated.
TENNEssEE-Donc we'll The Dom.
ocrats elect Governor Lystettero and
gain two Congressmen.
NTRdlNGA-"The mother Of States
and statesmen" is getting sobercd up
Her vote was bayohelted out Of The
electoral college two years ago She
had not been reconstructed, aud, Of
coarsc, was not doll" The Demo.
Gratis gain several Congressman. She
will be sound for the Democratic nom.
ince for President in 1872.
WIscoNslN-Tbis fiourishing Yves
tern State, has been feeding on loyal.
ty and husks for a number of years,
and gave Grant ALI majority. She
is sick of her folly. AT the late elcc.
ton the Democrats gain one Con.
gresham by a majority of 2.12O in n
district which elocled a Radical two
years ago by 4,Oss majority. Tho
Radical majority on the State ticket
is less than 5000, and the Democrats
have gained many members of the
Legislature and county officers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

INSTRAN.-came to the premises Of the sul /.
IL scrihcr, in hoggs township. on or ahoui the
hrsi Of last August, WHITE BARROW. sup
posed TO be eighteen months old. The owner is
requested to come forward provo property paw
charges and take him away, OF be will be disposed
Of as tho law Directs ISAAC nlESH.
Cloarheld Bridge Nov. 10 atpi.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

'sfhAt.-fherec cano to the premises II the
IL subscriber IN Knox township, about the lst
oi September 1870 n brindle STEER, with lit
lie white on the end Of tho tail; supposed 10 be
ahoat three years old. The owner will please
come forward, prove property, pay charges aud
take him away. DAVID WISE.
Rno1 township. Nov. 0. is7o.st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

NoTiCE.-llaving this day disposed Of my
~ interest 10 the mercantile business to Mcssrs.
Frank, Livenght A Co, recommend them to my
patrons and asa for them liberal share Of the
trade. GEORGE NJ. DRlSBlN.
lloutIdale. November I, ls7o.
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E OR S AL Ell
TIMBER LAND IN FERGUSON TOWNSHIP

TIMBER LAND IN FERGUSON rowNsn1pi
INilE subscriber Oilers for sale valuable tract
Of Timber Land, containing 100 acres, situate
in the above named township. within three miles
Of Lumber CITY, on the road leading to Ansonvillc
laying on both sides Of Little Clcathcld Greek.
Suitable for logging n desired. Any one wish.
ing to ascertain the terms or look At the land, will
find the undersigned At George straws. one mile
and half south ef Lumber City, on the road
leading to New Millpori.
BARNABAs ARMSTRONG.
Lumbcr City, October ~, 1870 7npd.
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II oI NIpaTncII C0nnfN, IA,
JonS WitsoS SoSs fieri Facias
Vs. Nc. lo2, September Term
SwrH, CrRuY A Co 1870.
The undersigned Auditor having hceu appoiut.
ed TO make distribution Of the money arising fron
the sale cf real estate on the above writ, give.
notice that he will attend 20 the duties OF bis
appointment Al his o.fce in Clcaracld, on Tue..
day, the eqh DAY Of November, At 3 O'Clock, D m ..
when and where an parties interested NAV attend
HuRNTnAL W. SvI'rn.
Nof. 2, 1879 20. Auditor.
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SAMUEL n. sHAFFNER,
SAMUEL n. niNDMAN,
DAVID BUCK,

AN.-eame to the premises of the sub
4 a scribcr, in Boggs township. about the last Of
July, 1870, a RED BULL, two yrars old Tho
owner Is requested to come forward prove prop
criy, pay charges and take him away, or he win
be disposed ol A. the las directs
JOHN BlEsn.
Clcar6cid Bridge, Nov. i6-at.
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p r o P o S AL S I
To bridge BuiIders!
coaul,.loyrns' orrlcr.

Clcarfcld, Pa November 10, 1870.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the County
Commissioners Of Clcarfeld county. At their ofice.
until Friday, the sth day of December nert. f,r
tho crcciion of a COVERED BRIDGE acros. the
River below the mouth Of Chest Greek. Said
Bridge 70 Ne OF lJo feet pane. aud similar In iis
construction to the one across the mouth Of Andcr
sons Greek, Separate proposals are invited Cor
the excavation and masonry, stating the price ncr
yard ior The Former md per perch Tor the laiicr.
Also for the square and mwcd lumber and shin
giles giving the price per cubic foot for lhc former
aud per thousand ior The latter. Also, ior The
carpentry aal blaetsmi,hinc or, for the whoi,
work, including material, Plan of Bridge TO be
seen at the Commissioners 0drc.
SAMUEL IT, SHAFFNER,
SAMUEL A. niNDMAN,
DAVID BUCK,
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Az persons knowing themselves indebted 10
George NJ. Brishin will st once make settlement
Of 'hs ssu,~ sud r--s .-sf n-vpN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16

TUE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC for 1885
Il 1897 and ls6S for sale At the Post Ofce.
Pric. Is evu'' Males 'e any address Iie7s-H
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Misffltanrous.
Ladies' Fancy Fu'rs

Having enlarged, remodaed and improved my
old and iavorably known FUR EMPORIUM, and
having imported very large and splendid assort-
ment q all tho different kinds Of Furs from irst
hands In Europe and have had them made up by
the most skilliul workmcn, would respectfully
invite nv friends Of Ciendrd and adjacent coun-
ties TO call and examine my very large and beau
tiiul assortment Of Fancy Furs, for Ladies and
Children. lam determined 10 sell at as low prices
a. any other respectable House in this city. an
Furs Warranted. No Misrepresentation TO effect
sales. JOHN FAREIRA,
oct26.3m us Arch Street, Philadelphia.
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New Cabinet /!

MosHANNoN LAND AND LUMBER coz
vi PANf oa,r for sale Town Lots in ID, ".
ough Of Orceola, Ciearield county, Pa. ana ,a
lois TO suit purchasers outside the limits uf al
borough. 0sccola is situated on the Mosh,n,a
Greek, In the richest portion Of the county Z
Ciearasld, on the line Of the Tyrone A clearfa
Railroad. where the MoshAnnon and B,svusa
branch roads iutersect. II is also in the hear, 4
the Moshannon coal basin, and large boiis, 4
white pine, hemlock, oak, ard other timber ~.
round t. One OF the largest lumber uanufssir,.
ing establishments IN the State is located in iAs
town, while there are many other lumber at
shingle mills around It. The town is but su
years old, aud contains population Of ore ,hes.
sand Inhabitants.
~ For further information apply a, II, oea
Of the above company.
JOHN LAwSnE 9
nrri& Superintendent
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

DMtNIsrRAroR's NOTICE.-No,iee
"A is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of Mrs MARY J. NELLY, dce'd.
late Of Osceols, Clearhcld county. Pcnna.. ha,,
ing been duly granted TO the undersigned. al per.
s'ns indebted to said estate will please make paw
meni' and those having claims or demands win
present them properly authenticated Tor settlement
and allowance without DELAY.
PHILIP ROGERS, Adminis,rator.
osccola Mills, Oct "a. ls5u-6t
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rENHEsE Goods, and many other kinds Of Fash
ionablo Goods, with an entire new and beau
tiiul assortment Of Bonncts, Hats, French Flow.
ere, &c, will be sold at 2j per cent less than any
place in Tue county, at
Mus. wATsON's.
Clcsraeld, Nov 10. ls7O.3t.
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steady. The supply is small, and receipts
limited. We continue to quote choice
82@9c; prime to good do 72@84c; ordinary
to good do 62@7lc, and inferior 53@64c
b Is.
CORN MEAL-The market is now pretty
well supplied, and is dull. We quote SIS so
as rs % Dbl, the latter from store.
LEMONS lemons are selling at
SIS SO. per box.
SALT-The demand for Liverpool salt is
good and prices are firm. We note sales of
5000 sacks coarse at warehouse at ST so u
bushel. The dealers rates are still 81 60 q
81 Is for coarse, and 81 1881 80 for fine.
When large lots we're taken at warehouse
by boats deduction is made for drayage.
There is good inquiry for Turks Island
salt at SOC y bushel.
BUTTER-The supply is ample and the de-
mand limited. Wequote Western at 25@2sc,
Goshen at &c % Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-07

oonn Stmmans vs.. Thomas Il. BOdiey
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
parish OF Orleans, No. "a 095.-By virtue of q writ
the Fourth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause will proceed to sell AZ
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctloneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city on
SAL UsDAY, July 9. 1879. at twelve O'clock NJ.
OFRrAiN SQUARE Hpe oF G * Tlt together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
rights. privileges Customs ways servtudes and ap.
purtenah ces tsereunto beionging any wise ap-
pertaining. situate N Greepvilje. the parish Of
Jefferson. in this State. and bounded by tns sew
Orleans ard Carroten Railroad. Walnut, Chestnut
and Carroilton streets, and measuring in American
measure, two hundred and forty one feet four
inches snd four lines front on the said Nsw Orleans
ana Carrolton Railroad, four hundred and ninety
feet front on Walnut street, five hundred and If
teen feet four inches front on Chestnut street aud
street. The whole sereeabIy to certain plan drawn
~ y. A. Hedin. architect, on the twelfth day Of
~ ~ and deposited for reference IN the records
which plan the said square is designated by the
number sixty. eight.
ant by purchase from Jilson p. Harrison and James
y Harrison, per act passed before P. Charles Gu
ge1 notary public in this city, dated the second
seized in the above suit.
Ierms-l. In cash to sufficient amount to pay
dred dollars s9E }. with interest thereon at eight
per cent per annum from the said second day Of
May, ICES tn the dsy Of sale. five per cent attor-
2. The purchaser to assume ito the extent Of the
amount of his bid) the payment of a pronissory
sry for the like sum of two thousand five hundred
dollars (S2 o. dated the said second day Of May.
1893, payable three after date and bearing in-
erest az the rate OF eight per cent per annum from
late until paid.
And the balance of the price of adjudication, if
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
JET 9ls9 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Monetary and Commercial
MON ETARY
oFYICH or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY EVENING, June 6, 1870.

oFYICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
| MONDAY EVENING. June 6. 1870.
! The money market proper is without any
material variation. On the street AL notes
| secured by questionable cOllateTals, and
AL business paper without colaterals at
at l@l3 u cent y month; Al mortgage
notes vt SOLO . cent % snnum, and second
grade at l0@12.
The demand for accommodations is good,
but the banks are possessed OF ample means
to supply the wants of their customers, and
the market continues easy.
Gold opened at ll42@il4S against ll4s
at New York;, and closed at l135@1l4t
against 1l3s at New York;. The sales in
Guided $1,000, $1,000, $4,000 and s25O 900 at
1l44, $4,000 at l14s, andsSl4,000 at ia ZIG.
We heard of no sales of silver. 1t is quoted
at 10S@109 tor American half dollars, and
So per cent premium in gold for Mexican
dollars.
Foreign exchange ruled lower in accordance
with the decline IN gold, prices giving way
by the close J y cent. The business was
to f25, 900, of which $4,000 bill of ladiDg at
124s, fl50O and $4,000 at l25, and els. 600 bill
of ladng and clear at l25@l25t. In francs
l65, 600 commercial were sold, including 49,
600 at 4534@4 52a, $4,000 at 4.52t and IS 900
at 5l4 Sterling may now be quoted at 124 /
WlZ44 Tor good to AL Dill OF ladlng and
clear, -@l254 for bank and francs 4.53i@-
for the former, and SOC for the latter.
The offerings of domestic exchange were
very light, and rates for commercial bills
were shade sitter. The banks drew on
New York at : y cent premium, and the sales
included $3.50 commercial sight on New |
York at 9-32 premium; $1,000 $50 600 and |
$500 private bankers and $4,000 bank |
at SIG. |
In stocks 500 shares Ship Island Canal sold |
on Saturday at Csc and 5000 at 90c. and $50, |
early this morning, at soc: 100 Mississippi |
Valley Levee Company at SO; 200 Crescent
City Slsughterhouse at S25 rs; So ditto at |
S25 S755, and Sc ditto at SIG. We heard also
Of sales of l50 shares Ship Island Canal On
at SIC, and 100 Mississippi Valley
Levee Company to day at $40 l24. At the
close 1000 shares of the latter were offered
1t $40.
Nothing reported in bonds.
Dealers buy State warrants at sS@SS5 for
lew, and 939G94 for old, and Metropolitan
Police at SO. and sold the former 81 SO for
lew, and s. for old and the latter at 96!
City treasury notes continued neglected. |
Dealers offered to buy small sums at 25@ZS
discount, and sell at 20@22.
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Unstamped Letters.

ooea1nU0 In the New Orleans P0stomee
for want Of P0staSes June 9.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
sers can have them forwarded to destination
oy calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
TO the Dead Letter Office.
Receraue stamps not receivable as postage.
A. c., Times Office.
Bad Directions.
David Jones, Lake Caroline Plantation.
Curtis Pollard, Altos Landing, Tenn.
j. o. Latour, st. Ann Plant'n.
Lanier Hebert. Caroline Point, La.
Mrs. Mary Smith, Mason Point.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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III IL. Pfttman VS.. Mrs. M. A, Recker
SKCOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
isn OF Jeners IN, 10. 33l5-By virtue of writ of
teri fsclas to me directed by the Hono-abie the
second die al Diltr ct Court psri III of
IN tne ABOVE entitled cause will proceed to sell a.
pubi1c auction, at the Merchants and Auctionaors,
Excnauge, Royal street. betweeen Car al and Cus
tomeoose streets IN the Secor d District of this
CITY, on WEDNESDAY, Juno 8, 1870 at tweive
O'Clock M, the following described propsrty
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with all
tne pun dlngs and improvements thereon situated
~ lam Dourg west Bouigpy, in the limits of TIE late
~ ~ oI Jenefsen, IN square number seveni Gen.
stLeets Sald lots are designated by the numbers
1I.eer, sixteen eventeen and eighteen on a pau
oated the fourteenth of june 1e4I, annexed 10 an
act OF sae ed before Charles Bouoous0uje late
. notary ollc IN New Orleans, dated the twelfth of
june le4l- Lots numbers fifteen and sixteen
measure each thirty feet front Laurel street, by
Ihlne'yeignt feet in depth, between parallel lines;
ioC numoer nfteen forming the corner of Laurel
anu Lyon streets; lots numbers seventeen and
elshteen measure, each. thirty feet front Laurel
lines. ro'
The said property was acquired by the defendant
as widow in community of George Becker deceased
and by virtue OF the adjudication to her made of the
UNDIVIDED mali OF SAID property inherited by her
minor children All of which will appear by refer
ence to record number seventeen, on the docket of
the Second Judicial District Cour. parish of effer.
son. State of Louisiana.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
"y' A1eo Snsfl1 OF the Parish Of Orleans
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TO BREWERS AND
Who'll ESALE EALE R S.

on hand and being DESTROYS of opening trade
with the South, will offer extra induce ments to
Brewers and Whole sale Dealers
Our Lager is brewed BY LOUIS CONRAD, who
was head brewer for Best d DO, Milwaukee, for the
past five years, which is sufficient guarantee as to
the quality of the Beer.
The Beer can be seen at E. L. Halls, Vicksburg
Mississippi; w. w. Lusk, Agent, Memphis, Ten
nessee; Andrew Lohrs Cairo. Illinois. Address
SANDS BREWING COMPANY,
my23 3teod Chicago, Illinois.
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concert Of sacred music will be given in
the Methodist Church of Algiers, this
evening, by the Oratorio Society of New Or
leans, for the benefit of the Sabbath school
of that church. We return our thanks for
complimentary tickets,