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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-12
SPRINGFIELD.
THE SENSATIONAL CONTEST


Special TO the Cairo Bulletin
.iaaury lo.-The Republican House and
Senate Committees held q meeting tonight,
and agreed upon Friday evening MS the
time for holding the caucus for the nomi-
nation Of Radical candidate for the
United State; Senate. The belief is oX-
pressed that quite all the Radical repre-
sentatives will attend but will they stay
there' Koerners friends claim Is votes.
II he can secure three more, mis- chances
Of election are excellent. Other parties
express the belief that the contest Is rea ~
between Logan and Palmer, since no mar
that has been named is more acceptable
10 the Democracy than Governor Palmer
G..
THE LEGISLATURE.
Neither Of the two bodies Of the gener.
al assembly seem inclined TO work until
tho senatorial question is determined. In
the Senate number Of resolutions of no
general Interest were introduced and re-
ferred. The major portion of the morning
and evening session was occupied in read.
ing and debating the revenue bin
submitted by the board Of equalization.
In the house no announcement Of com
mittees was made. 1t Is said that tho,
were not announced MS the speaker state
they would be, lest oiiense should be give
70 the friends Of Gen. Logan, vii
failed to get the positions which the
sought. A resolution memoralizing co
grcss for the enactment of law authori
ing the sale Of coin by the United Stat
treasury to the state trcasurers for {
payment Of the state 'cbt, was referred
the committee on finance.
The bill TO relieve the payment of /
state debt 10 gold was ordered printed.
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PRUSSIA.
"kkDEE REINFORCED.

hers'", Jan. Gen. Won Wcrdor ha.
been heavily reinforced.
me ngh'hg when Danjoutin was taken
by storm Is described As desperate on
both side, and the Germans lo., hnavn,
The rrussian' in the departm,o, Of ,be
ionne are concentrating at Joigny apI on
the Paris and Lyons railways ="
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KANSAS.
WOMEN AND GIRLS IN POWER.

WOMEN AND GIRLS ~ POWER
TbDekd, han. Jan. l0.-Thc Kansas leg
islaturc partially organized to-day by
elec,ing Gen. c. Crowthcr secretary of the
Senate, and j. +. Simpson speaker of the
house, and A. +. Banks clerk. Women
were elected ongroasing and enrolling
clerks in both houses, and q girl as page
in each house. The organization has no
particular significance Of political char
sctpr,
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HE.WAR.
FRANCE.
IHI lOMllAEnNiINI

versatile, Monday night, Jan g.-I.a,t
night the fire from our batteries south of
Paris, was Increased To-day there !. a
dense fog and the bombarlmeut /, not SO
heavy. The return fire from the FrcncL
guns is weak The Germans last Sunday,
lost % men.
The column advancing ON Lee Mans
reached 81 Calais yesterday, meeting with
blight resistance.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-12
LOUISIANA.

Neo Orleans, Jan. lO,-J. Il. West was
elected Uuited States Senator on tie first
ballot by large majority. There Is great
rejoicing among Gov. Warmou,h's friend.
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Hoohand's Greek Oil
HOoilland's German Bitters.
a Rittcrs without Alcohol or Sdisits
Of any KIND

Il di fIrrcnt from ait others. l. composed OF the
pure juice. VITAL principle Of Roots, Herb, aud
Banks Tor a. medically termed, extracts,) the
worthless and inert portions OF the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, in one bottle of this
Bit,crs there IA contained as much medicinal vir-
tue as will be found in several gcllons Of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc, used Ia this Bitters
are grown in Germany, their vital principles ex-
.racted in that country bv n scientific Chemist and
forwarded to the mandatory in tins city, where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spi-ituous ingredients, this Brtcrs Is free from
the objections urged against all Others no desire
for stimulants be induced from their use. they
can make no drunkards, and cannot, under any
ircumstNccT, have any but a beneficial effect.
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IIOonand's Herman Tonic.

Wa compounded for those not inclined TO e.
rene b,t,ers, aal Is intended for use In eases
when some alcoholic st,mulant IL rcqurcd in con.
nection with the tonic properties of the Bit,crr.
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle OF
the Bit,crs, combined with pure Sata Cruz Rum,
and favored ia such manner that the extreme
bitterness OF the Bittcrs " overcome, forming n
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant to the
palate ami containing the medicinal virtue 81 the
| Blttcrs. The price of the Tonic is 81 90 per
! bottle, which many persons think too high They
| must take, into consideration that tho stlmu'
liant used Is guaranteed TO be Of u pure quality
A poor article could be- furnished at u cheaper
price, but itno, better to pay little more and
have good articlcl A medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients an,
they who expect TO obtaina cheap compound wal
most certainly be cheated.
They arc the Greatest Known Rene
dies.
For Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia, Nervous Dobili
| ~, Jaundlcc, Disease Of the Kidneys, Erup'
| tons Of the SKIN, and all diseases
arising from n diSuruclcd
| Liver, stomach, or i'm.
pury II the
lNuri.
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ARKANSAS.


MpnPhis, Jan. TO- - GOV. Cmytou 81
Arkansas was to-day United State, senator
by vote of - against II.
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A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE poR
SALE.

A two story brick residence admirably
arranged, with large grounds a lets). Sit
uated on the corner of Holbrook avenue
and Twenty-third street, will be sold on tho
most reasonable terms. 1t is located ON
high grounds, in an excellent nciphbor.
Mood, the grounds containing bearing fruit
trees, vines and choice selections of shrub.
berry. 1t is, in short, one Of the conpletest
ONES in the city.
Apply 10 w. II. THOMAS,
AT Thomas, Green &Alden
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Ihr Bnllttin
THE NEWS.
4l'sIl|l'aIs||
WASHINGTON.
GOD.

NVIs
January Ex-senator Yates presented "
petition from citizens of Illinois asking ior
an amendment, TO the constitution recoS-
MIXING the existence of supreme Beng
Mr.. Yates thought that nine-'ehths oi 'he
people of Illinois believed that God should
be thus Acknowledged. The petition was
referred 10 the Committee ON Judiciary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-12
DIR. Hollands POdOphyllin,
OR sCETITUrE For MERCURY
PILLS.
Two Pills 70 Dose.
TIE most po,rerfd, get Innocent Vegetable
Cathartic kHOrR.

NNtNHiftf fNVHNs
It's not necessary to take shandiul ofthose pill'
to produce the desired effect; Two of them acl
quickly aud powerfully, cleansing the liver, st0m
ach and bowels of all impurities. The principal
ingredient u PodOphyllin, or the alchohollc oX-
tract If Mandrake, which Is by many times mora
powerful, acting aud searching than The Mandrake
Itself Its peculiar action l. upon the Liver, clean.
ing II speedily from all distractions, with all tho
power of Mercury, yet free from the Injurious re-
suhs attached To the use OF that mineral.
forall diseases, IN which the use of a cathartic
/, indicated, these Pills will give entire satisiac.
ton Ia every case. They sEvER FAIL.
In cases OF Liver comp, tint, dyspepsia, and cN-
trcme cOstReness, Dr. nootland's 6 sfman BIitcrs
or Tonic should be used IN connection with the
Pills. The Tonic effect Of the Bttors or Tome
builds up the system. The Bitters or Tonic pur.
lies the blood, strengthens the nerves, REGULATES
the Liver and gives strength, energy and yigor.
Keep your bowels active with the Pills, and tone
up the system with the Bltters or Tonic, and no
disease can T. tam Its hold, ever again assal IT,
These medicines are sold by all Drugg sts and
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Recolect that IL Is Dr. HOo1and's German
Remedies, that are so universally used and recon.
menasd and do not allow the Druggist TO induce
yuulo lave anything else that he may say is Just
g. eopl, h'"atise he makes larger profit on H.
nsse Remedies VIII be sent by express 10 any lo-
IstE' upon APPLICATION 10 the PRINCIPAL Of
tt1h; WihG LEHMAN MEDICINE STORE 63I
ARCH STREET, phiiadcluhia
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Hr. Hollands Greek OIL,
Lighting Cure for all kinds OF Pains
and Aches.

ArrLiED ExrEgNALLY.-lt will cure all kinds OF
pain, and aches; such as Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Toothacho, Chilblans, Sprans, bruises, frost.
Bites, Headaches, Pains IN the Back and l.olns,
Pains the joints, Limbs, Stag of Insects, Ring-
worms, etc,
TALES lSTIRsALLY.-it will cure Kidney Com.
plant backaches, sick headache, collie, dysentery
diarThOoa, cholera iniantum, cholera morbnss
cramps and pains IN the stomach, fever and agle,
coughs, c"ld-, asthma, etc,
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around me. The rest Of tho mpntcp
we're Standing ON thsir hsads n ~ tils
fcrent corners, all bat the cadavasous -.
cancer, who seemed TO b the he'd u ~
department. Soon they leA - daasioN
snd marched round the room. ehan1inH =
inspiring dirge. ! Was then haulsd - =
front Of the Chiefs desk, who thu ~
dressed me:
:. Brother Kobb. you are nov 90 -
us. You are . msuber Of % iussitstioa
that has lasted over three million years.
You are impcrvious to mundane. inbssn.
ces. You are water proof and 6re-psoof.
you are over proof You can valk
through the river or sIt on red.Aoe sssvs
with impunity. Mortal man cannot harm
you. md the devil himself must sssl up
his tail and walk Of at yosr approach. ~
Mr.. Kobb, and you viii BE- hap
py."
| then assumed cash and apron.
Koss. in.
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selett poetrp.
SPRING FLOWERS.
N. Il. W.

April has dalicd with ns too long.
Now putting us of with the robins song,
Now out of cloud OF gasiy gloofns,
Nodding and tossing her alder plumcs,
AZ II the, were sprays of Summer blooms
Anon, with the sunshine on her crown,
Shifting her cloak, all ragged and brown,
To give US giiupscs Of her green gown,
Lifting her veil, or plmmering through,
just TO let US gee how blue how blue
Are her ewes, the deep, enchanting hue
Which bruins the liscrlc.li s cup with blue.
Il Is time for April flowers 10 show,
Along the hem of her gown soft dow.
! plucacd tho carlics, long ago,
From cloud-pilcd field Of snnset-sky,
Ere the wild Marcl-suows had dfified by;
Litac, white, and the delicate dye
Tinping the checks of ancmon,s,
Pcatl-cooF, pink Of the buds hat drink
At u brown brook q mussy i!ower-fringcd brink
Aua r8t' even those upper icas.
That luminous tint o. clear pale green,
Which ony blooms in the sky, wccn.
|, is Time for Aprils flowers TO show
Along the hem Of her gown ~. luw.
! plnckcd the earliest long ago,
When the robin the - .Aagd's song was new.
A vision oil blossoms serenciy blue,
Breathing shy, delicate odors forth
Appeared and V, nished a f,iry-gi.,h,
vision by robin couinreA forth
But 1t comes no more The robins sing.
And wait with cyts, listening,
Bat the sIy-blnr flowers, Win starry eyes
And odoroas breath, no more arise
Prom .ihias far .igra.
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NODES or sALurArsos.

The usual salutation at Carlo d, How
do you sweat I" dry hot skin being surs
Indication Of destructive ephemeral To-
yer.
Grccnlanders have mons. and laugh al
the idea Of one person being superior to
another.
Islanders. near the PHILIPPINES. take 4
persons hand or foot, aud rub it over their
face.
Laplandsrs apply their nose against the
persons they salute very strongly.
In the Straits Of the Sound, they raise
the left OF of the person addressed. pass
it gently over the right leg. and thence to
the face.
The iuhabitan,s Of the PHILIPPINES bond
very low, placing their hands on their
| cheeks. and raise ono foot into the air
with the knee bent
Tho Dutch, who are considered a.
great. have a morning salutaton, common
among all classes, '.Smaakely ykcstcn. -
MAY you cat a hearty dinner" An
other is. Hoe wuart uwe!' 'Ilow do
you sally adopted, no doubt, 10 the ear
y periods Of the Republic, when they
were all navigators aud fishermen.
Some author has been observed in con-
Trusting the naughty Spaniard with the
frivolous frenchman, that the proud stead
y gait and inflexiblc solemnity Of the for.
mer were expressed in his mode Of salutu-
ton, Comic es,a 7" "haw do you stand?"
while the Comment youa porter yous =
''how do you carry YOURSELF was equal
/, expressive Of the gay mo,i.a aud inccs-
SAINT action Of the latter.
In some parts of Africa. a young wo.
man, an intended bride, brings n little
water in a calabash. and knscling down
before her lover, desires him to wash his
hands When he has done this. the girl,
with ,oar Of JOY sparkling in her eyes.
drinks the water This is considered the
greatest proof she eau give him Of her
tdclity aud attachment
An Ethiopian takes the robe Of another
and ties il aboa, him, so as to leave him
almost naked.
The Japanese take offa slipper, and tho
people Of Aaracum their sandals, in tho
street. aud their stockings in the house
when they salute.
Two Negro Kings on the coas, Of Africa
salute by suappigg the IN ddlc finger three
| times.
The inhabitants of Garminc when they
show particular attachment. open vein
and present their blood to the friend as .
beverage
II the chinese meet after long separa-
ton they fall uTon their knees, bend their
| faces 10 the earth two or three times, and
use many other affected modes. They
] have also kind Of ritual. or academy Of
bows. genufcxions, and words to be spo-
/ ken on certain occasions. Ambassadors
practice the ceremonies forty days before
they appear in court. The common salu-
tat.on in tho southern provinces Of China,
among the lower order, is ..Yofep =
'.hayc you eaten your rice?" In Otahcitc
they rub their noscs together.
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GuHg ron Couums AND COINS. Com,
mon sweet cider, boiled down to one-hnlf
makes most excellent syrup for coughs
aud colds for ch ldren. is pleasant to the
taste, and will keep through the year in
cool cellar. In recovering from illness.
the system has craving for some pleas
ant acid drink This is found in cider
which is placed on the fire as soon as made
aud allowed to come to boil. then cool
cd. put in casks. and kept in n cool cellar.
Treated thus, it remains for mouths ~
good as the day it was made.
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NEURALGIA. .-SufFerers from neuralgia
may bc pleased to learn that medical
correspondent Of the London Lancet.
writes -" A few years ago, when in Chi
ma, l asceriained that the natives when at
tackled with facinl neuralgia used oil Of
peppermint, which they lightly applied to
tho seat of pain With camels hair pencil.
Since then. IN my own practice, have
frequently employed this oil as local an
aesthetic. not only In nsurslgia. but also In
gout. with remarkably good results"
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TOTAL TILIE
Of the $4,000 GIFTS 100000.

The drawing will axe piace. rs soon as en-
cravings enough arc sold to distribute thu tick
cts. before ms many ticket holders as choose to
be present, and To be under their control.
We refer to
Thomas II. Kemp, Clerk of Caroline Go. Court
George II. Rnssnm, Att. ut Law. Denton, Md
n. X. Richardson Sheriff Of the County.
William Fell, Esp, of Denton, Nd
Mancha 4 i,ro., Real Estate B'kts, Ridgely Md.
The above gentlemen will nc, ms Supervisory
Committee.
Refer also 10 Charles Gooding, Esp, Speaker
al tlSe pclawnrs Senate, all the Leading Mrn. the
Hanks, the Editor Of this Paper, and the Press
Of The Peninsula generally.
We want active men and women, everywhere,
to work for us, with whom We will make liberal
arrangements, namely, afier their ordering their
sample engraving, VIC will give them ono en-
craving and one tickets ynrR, iorcycry four names
they send rs with s. 90.
To order nm Engraving, seni MS 50 90 In a
registered letter, or by Post Office Order, and
we viii send by return mail, the engraving and
the ticket risEs.
Send alI your orders for enrravings, money
and drafts, and all correspondence TO our gen.
.sra1 ofyarr addressed thus:
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ellis two fisheries. the principal ones on
the Jersey shore Of the river. The time
is divided into three periods Of fvc years
each. the frst from 1878 to 1929, being
prior to the introduction Of gill-nets (; the
second from l845 to 1849. when the gill
nets were fairly established; and the
third, 1865 to 1860, after they had as
sumed their present proportions:
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l.onaop h, s1t, nev.pan.,,. AZ vb,c,

London has 818 newspapers. Of which
q arc daily 2i6 are wccklies. 100 Of
which arc issued on Saturday, and only
ono on Sunday. II has also 4s3 periodi-
cal publications, such as magazines. re-
views. kc. Of which 900 arc religious,
representing every shade Of opinion. Il
has 30 Juvenile publications, nearly oil pi
them illustrated.
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Divorces. II is stated by j" Mac
Queen" on . Husband and Wife" TINT
up to 1917 there were only three instan-
cds in which the wife succeeded in obtnin-
ing parliamentary divorce from her hus-
band The first divorce occurred ut Rome
23l years B. g. joscphus says the frs,
" oman who rcpudiated her husband was
Salomc, sister of Herod tho Great.
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OisrMKsr ron ANSiMALs. rosin,
white pine pitch. bceswax and honey, one
ounce each fresh lard. one-half pound !;
melt well together over slow fire. stir
till quite thick, SO that the parts may not
settle and separate. This makes IN ex-
cdllcn, application for harness gals, cuts.
and sores Of all kinds, on horses and cat.
tlp.
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srssrnoxr.-Thc Frenldenllof containi

SussrsoKE. The FrenIdenlaof contains
nm interesting correspondence from trav,
eler who, on March 23. 1896, was near
the Dead Sea with a party Of eighteen.
one Of whom fell from his horse, over
come by the excessive heat Of AZ deg. Il.
a26.5 deg. F.) One Of tho Bcdouip
guides baihcd his hands, head snd face
with lemon juice, after which the sufferer
was able to ride two hours, TO the baaha
Of tho jordan, where he could rest for
several hours. and then completely rccovs
cred.
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Caroline Go. Land Association,
9th. and King SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL
,rftE CAROLINE PEARL

vii, b. eeat 70 ~ purrhasers FREE for one quar-
ter on spplleaiioa. Il will give detailed ac-
count of our prcqecdings from timc TO time,
~ "a o. sSsis loves rniss. ~
Feb. l--M
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RExovAriSo FsArnsR Ham. s.-Qld
feather beds and pillows are greatly n
proved BY putting them on I eleea gtaee
plot during = heavy showss; 1t the Ls3a
become thorousbly visited; tusn them .
both sidss. Let iAem lay oat palil thor
ouehly dry. thea sbsat IT, w -,
this win tighten ~ isskhess - uD11o
them mach mcrs 6saltGy - r. =, A
removes dust and rsjusss1n y -
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I. u r L Il Y
THE DIsIA'HERITED +.

young man, through the WI: influence o.
h;s fathers bousr Having hut sorrow as his
lot, he departs, aud from ncigheorng bill he
takes his last look and farewell 10 The scenes Of
his Younger aud better days. The hear, fills
with deep sorrow in examining this subject SO
we'll drawn
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TIE CHILD OE CHRISTI.

A child with human body aud dress, angelic
face. and divine eycs, is represented 50 well that
words cannot tell half its worth. We do not
think that any engraving has yet reached The
excellence Of ,iis in touching the heart and M
ing II away to a higher world The eye never
tires ,o look. The more u z sccn, the greater
the desire TO look again aud ngain
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THE PICTURE Hlil. FARM
tlrnlilie lollllte. NE,

of Io3 acres, ON the Ghop,ank river, haYinE
stgamboat mlnrf on Il. with a GOOD srope of
country to support 1t with lime hilu. gepd
hui lhings n lure variety OF fruit eawytnitn, Ia
churches nna schools, only six miles from l.usipui
the largest business town on the Delaware fenin
.uIa SiauoO
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AO,09O GIFTS, consisting Of Washing Ma
chimes, Wrneers. Standard bonks snnd Works ni
Art none Of them ran he purchased Mt re,uil
SIS 90 and more
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THE I,aPIERRE HOTEL,


containing iseni,-six rnons. furnished through,
n,, win m moAern cenvenientes flFn's 4 mi.
hnildisgs. siailins for thirty tolse4i iafiadine
nil outfit. stock @r., worth, cash, - a9a-
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With each engraving till We hase spla 5D,oo0
comics, we will give rggg one share or ttkrt,
sati,ling each stakeholder TO one Of the follow
ing gifts.
Read on. and remember, that every ticket hold
er will positively get one of the following which
which will bc distribute! by drawing
At DENTON Nar3lsnd.
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BEAUTY!
a HOME! !!
a AND FORTUNE.
PREMIUM SALE
OF THREE HANDSOME
NEW STEEL ENGRAVINGS
AGIFr WORTH FROM
81 90 to 1925, 900 90
GIVEN WITH EACH ENGRAVING,

GIVEN WITH EACH ENGRAVING,
We have obtained the entire control Of the
following cngrayingsi which We oiler at the low
figures of
81 90 EACH l!
although they arc really worth SIS 90 each. They
are 10 < "a in and each Is gem Of art
l. y RI i Y /!
a md Of the Rhine. female OF rare
beauty si,s un 'he shore OF the river, where The
roflks ssc the mo =; dangerous, aud with her song
and ,uosjc cIarmg the unwary sailors 10 near
hcr wbe, they meet n watery grave. The sub
jcct is full Of life, full Of emotion, and altogether
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TIE COLD SPRING FARM.

OF 30 ncrcs; one mile from Denion onr mile
from steamboat landing, five miles from the Nj.
& pei l.. Il out ,housanl peach trees, linN
apple trees, ehniee varieties oi slfawLsrfe ehea-
fies. plums, aptica,s, efah apple, dwarf pttfs
spl, nlid new buildings worth 5 eg8.
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GEN STONEWAlL JACKSON.

The hest, largcs, and handsomes, ever published
,gx2tin. worth So 90, which VIC will sell on th'
same terms, for 81 90. II is truly gem of ant
EApTIfNE Enp Nllt,
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TIE /, FARM

With so mrfes fine orchard, good buildings
choice wheat land. SinU0.
A HOUSE IN DENTON
with one and a-haf acre orehnrd, with The fines,
varieties of fruits, s3uen.
200 Standard Sewing Machines
Worth from SO 10 Sl5o.
80 Waltham Watches,
Eaeh wor.., from $40 10 Sldo.
A Pianos.
IN 0nuoon o,I Mo1oJon,c
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

The Mobile division of this road will be opened
for business on
Monday, November q. 1870,
and passenger trains will run as follows
Leave New Orleans, from tho foot OF Canal
street, for Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
sissippi City, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Pascagoula
and Mobile at o'clock A. II. Arrivive at Mo
bile at $50 O'Clock P. ~, connecting at Mobile
with the MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO-
BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROADS for
all points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
Leave Mobile for New Orleans at 20 A. n.
Arriving at $40 P. II.
Fare Between New Orleans and Mobile,
Five Dollars.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUN EACH
WAY DAILY.
FREIGHT received at New Orleans, at the foot
of Julia street before 4:3O P. NJ, delivered at
Mobile early next morning.
FREIGHT AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE
| For further information, call at the General
Office of the company, rooms one and two, up
stairs. STORY BUILDING, corner Camp and
Common streets. J.R. KENDRICK,
| General Superintendent