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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14

The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued an order 10 the Assistant Treas
urer at New York calling in a million
and quarter of three per cent. certifi-
Gates.
Internal receipts for November, 1851,
S27; for the fiscal year 10 December /,
$57, 29S, 9sl.
A Washington dispatch of the 9th says
the total loss of Chicago National Banks
by the fire was 81, e05, 900, leaving them
with capital unimpaired, and surplus of
81 800. 600 still available.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14

An extraordinary case of hydrophobia
is reported from Philadelphia. A little
girl, on returning home from school in the
AFTERNOON, was greeted by her pet dog,
which began jumping and barking around
her in an unusual way. To drive him
away she took the skirt of her dress and
shook it at him. The dog snapped at the
dress and tore it with its teeth The little
girl sewed up the rent, after which she
took the end of the thread between her
teeth and bit it Off Nine days after the
occurrence of this incident symptoms of
hydrophobia manifested themselves in the
unfortunate little girl. Skilled medical
talent was called in, and every appliance
that science could afford to relieve the
sufferer was resorted to. But the subtle
poison had done its work too thoroughly
for human skill to avail and the little
girl has since died.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14

Gold closed in New York on the 9TH
at 110h.
Ex-Comptroller Connolly, having failed
in his efforts to furnish the requisite bail,
was locked up in Ludlow st. Jail on the
29th ult. Heappeared much depressed in
spirits, and looked, in fact, like broken
hearted man.
II was stated on the LIST that three OF
Tweeds bondsmen had signified their in
tcntion of withdrawing their names from
his bonds. If others were not secured he
would share the fate of Connolly
Two more pupils were expelled from
the Hunters Point School, Long Island,
ON the 4th, for interference with the Bible
exercises.
At meeting of the depositors of the
Stuyvesant Savings Bank, New York city,
on the 9th, it appeared that the bank had
only $53 in cash at the time of its suspen-
sion. Its liabilities were $500, 900.
Alexis sent five hundred copies of each
leading New York newspaper to his
father the day after his reception in that
city.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14

-Elopement in California is called the
" Pacific SLOPE"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
Foreign Intelligence.

A Bombay, India, telegram of the LIST
SAYS the cholera, in its worst form, was
raging with great violence in the city of
Delhi
1t was reported on the 1st that the small
pox, in a yirulent form, was spreading in
Plymouth, England, and vicinity. The
authorities were building special hospitals
for those stricken with disease, and had
adopted stringent sanitary precautions.
The Belgian Ministers rendered their
designations on the LIST, at the request OF
the King. This had tranquilizing effect
upon the people. The formation of a
new Cabinet was entrusted TO NJ. de
Thcux, leader Of the Conservative party.
A London dispatch Of the LIST says :;
"The final settlement of the United States
funded loan was made to-day, without
disturbing the money market, bonds clos
ing higher than ever before, the loan ad.
yancing to 90l5 in gold, because the set
Element was anticipated. The portion OF the
loan unsettled at the opening of the books
to-day was only 10000, 600, and of this
the taking Of nearly $15,0OO,0O was ar
ranged in London, leaving less than 80,
GOO, 900 undisposed of, with the Continent
to hear from. There is no doubt that the
whole of the loan in European markets is
taken"
The French National Assembly effected
an organization on the 9TH by rc-electing
President Grevy and the Vicc-Presidents
of the last session.
The Solicitor of Kelley, who was &C
quilted Of the murder Of High Constable
Talbot, but still awaits trial on lesser
charge, intends to commence criminal
proceedings against six London journals
for the publication of libelous articles
against his client.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
General News Summary.
Kashin1fon News.

Admiral Lee and feet have been order
I'd to the Cuban waters A Washington
dispatch Of the goth ult. says "All ar
rangements necessary have been made to
protect American citizens, with their
property, in any emergency. The Span
ish Minister is alarmed at the situation,
and has telegraphed TO the authorities at
Havana that our Government has In
structed its representatives in Cuban
waters to resent any attempt on the part
of the volunteers to interfere with Amer
lean interests
The following is the recapitulaslon OF
the December statement of the public
dott
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14

The following is a synopsis of the annual
report OF Geo :. Boutwell,, Secretary @. 1he
r..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11

A throe-year old boy has been adj
mittcd as a patient IN a London hos
pital, the victim of paralysis from
smoking. lie early evinced a remark
able objection 10 female society, end
preferred marching about with his
father, who was n gamekeepeF, and
sharing his comforts, includinga short
pipe and strong tobacco.
"Comc girls" said a Jolly old aunt,
"abOut this census. We are always
hearing of united ages Let us club
our years. III put in sixty-twO, and
you four shall put in twenty each.
Then we shall all be under thirty y
The girls nearly kissed her old head
of for her audacity.
Christ Church. DR.. Euwer's New
York ritualistic ION Germ instead OF
selling its building because il was in
debt, has now $4,000 on hand, and
proposes to build q free church, "in
which all classes may find equal priv.
leges regardless of worldly posses
ions"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
SUNDRiES.


Pound parties + becoming quite
fashionable-eycry one that goes
takes pound Of something.
A life-size wax figure of Eugene,
costing $4,000, adorhs the show WIN
dow Of q New York store.
A Nova Scotia genius hos invented
a stove.pipe damper that regulates
itself by the thermometer.
Tennyson is growing very old and
Grabbed, and modestly believes nc is
the only trte poet living.
A small fossil whale has been dis
covered, lately, ut Cornwall, Canada,
200 feet above the level Of the sea.
The Rothschilds are publishing q
history Of the Jews and Of Israelitish
literature, according to the Old Tcs'
lament and the Apocrypha."
An indignant father In Galveston,
Texas, sent his daughter a bridal pres
emit in the shape of a patent burial
case, when she married against ms
will.
1t is reported that the Central Pa
cihc Railroad Company will, in the
spring, bring immigrants through
from New York to San Francisco fol-
$35 each.
"A beggar who asked for a coat at q
lclergyman's house, in Mcriden coun'
ty, Ohio, handed back one slightly
worn which was offered him, saying
"Madam, | want a coat that | Should
not be ashamed TO wear in the DAY
time"
The Boston Journal, noticing Hoar
Educational Bill, says that there ar'
2,S72,lll adults in the United S'aIcl
who can neither read nor write, IN
question Of compulsory education is
bugbear only 70 those who MAKE !
so.
Drunkards reform IN the ratio Q
, one 20 six. Great Britain consume
thirty gallons of strong liquors =
! every ono of wine and one III ever.
seventy-four is n drunkard. ThGI'
are 100000 free drinkers in TIL
country, Of whom 100000 arc sots.
Housckcepers who are bothered .
, the domestic ehelpN question may &c
q rive some consolation from the iae
q thatit embitkored the life oftie greO
l Beethoven. Ills diary forlSzO STOW
I that no had anew kitchen maid, on =
I. Average, once a month
, When the daily noon prayer mogI
irv was started In London, eyeryoous
began praying for the wosa"-
-lwhole world. About the seeofg We
I TIC prayers began to be limited u y
main 70 Europe tho third wce9' !
= England tho fourth weeF, 70 L1 y
don and about the lfth wees an \,
A burden OF prayer began 70 DC ="
Lord ! have mercy Oh me
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11

The hooking bird in Florida has a
special fondncss for the berry Of the
prido.of. China tree, upon the juice OF
which he gets exceedingly tipsy: The
snectaele of a flock Of intoxicated
knocking birds Is said to be equivalent
to a half dozen temperance lectures
More than fifty million copies Of
.eWebster's Spelling Book have been
sold, and the present rate OF Its pro-
duclion is about q million copies a
year, More than $25O,000 have been
maid TO the family of Noah webster
Since his death, as copyright upon ms
works.
The area OF the oyster beds of The
Chosapeake and lis tributaries Is com
nuted 10 embrace 5000 acres. THESE
beds Weld to commerce about z5,OOO,,,
o0 ofbushels annually, and Il is stated
that a sufficient quantity besides \.
taken to form the chief provender OF
10000 persons, i,
a little girl, about three years old
afser being corrected the other day
eor something she had done, SAID
ana. / wish whipping cost some
Ithimu.D alEhy r. replied the mother
sRecausc." said the little pert "yol
never give me anything that costs
something
Some Portland, Me-, ladies, now i
Paris. have written home that the!
Are not suffering for the necessities 9
life. but, Of course, arc mol oVcr-sup
nlicd with luxuries. They say ina
nov lately secured a ham, and gse'
! IL 4st instead Of butter to make
cake, which tasted "positiveiy asi'
1 clous.'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
LAND SALE.

Ill, IN tho 10th day Of February next, ~ :,
! ~ INC Courthouse door, N Wy IVY Y
s meon ~ ali ali tGRe land belonging 70 inc sseSs1
n as IA. |, HAYNES, deceased, E9r c E9 OffSNHES
ana deseribedI As tollowsj H. sVs;WWsN Of section 4,
az s..aatan aS, VIZ ma " sass,9r = y
h,a sssI, n Ii ~ rongc, ond The SWs4 II MA \
oMhsna lq township 10. range le east, ~ N w NJ
w "eanty Miss sippi and also NV
.lnnds, lying n Winston eeah ~ IA ma ESS 81
MY sneetien III ali ii township II, rgnge )
bM ssnrre onty tleh tiic rs Is ycstlaelkHR}F "
Ios administrator. D. "Administrstor.
iangi-Ti-it
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11

Fifty English emigrants, men and
women, lately arrived at Hazelhurst.
The Vicksburg Herald warns tho
nubIic against one Fred. G. Brooks, re-
Gently soliciting agent for that paper.
The eommittee Of the 18th Mississippi
regiment will soon be ready to proceed
with the erection of their monument
at Grenada.
A large force Is at work along the
line OF the New Orleans, Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad putting up a tel
eUraph line for that company.
Mr.. Cannon Myers, OF Rankin coun-
ty, died on the Goth inst, OF pneumonia,
and his wife three-quarters OF an hour
afterwards Of a chill.
Abram d. Heidelberg died recently
in Natchez, o Confederate soldier, and
one Of the Mier prisoners of December,
1912, who were decimated by the Mex
leans.
In Marshall county, and elsewhere, a
great quantity Of cotton still remains
In the field u%ngathered, owing to the
worthIessness OF the negroes, who new
or bad q better season for plckingsthan
last fall. ~.
The finest lot of mules eve brought
ia Ecooba, were landed there recently
from Scott county, Kentucky. They
we're Including some horses) sixty in
number, and brought from $l65 to SOS
q head.
The Enterprise Courier is informed
that the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Company contemplates erecting a large
brick building in Shubuta and estab-
fishing the headquarters OF the first dl-
vision Of the road there.
Mr.. d. D.. Dozier, near Scooba, raised
last year, on q acres Of land, with lit
tie manure, but deep blowing, three
bale of cotton, averaging Dol pounds
each, besides 1850 pounds of lint too
stained for packing with the rest.
The o Of DR.. Barnett, Of Nisbitt'e
station, on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see Railroad, committed suicide In his
| father's presence, q few days since, by
| shooting himself through the head with
a pistol. He was about fourteen years
old.
The Grand Lodge Of Mississippi, Al
its late annual communication ordered
correspondence with the Grand Orient
of France to be severed because OF Its
willful and persistent invasion OF the
jurisdictional rights Of the Grand Lodge
OF Louisiana.
The Columbus Index says: We have
conversed with q goodly number O.
Lowndes county planters, this month
and almost without exception, they say
thew intend to put In more corn, anC
raise more stock feed the present year
They have seen, at last, that it will b.
no worse for them, at the end OF thu
wear. to have plenty Of corn and pro
visions, and little money, than to hole
a big cotton crop and, get no price 10
II.
The steam gin on the "aoOd Intent
lplace In Issaquena county, the propert.
Of Messrs. BOylan, Of Raleigh, NJ
was burned January 10th, togethe
with about ninety bales OF cotton pc
longing to Mr.. Frederick Hall, OF tn
Arm Of O'Brien 4 Hall, ofNew Orleans
The lessee Of the plantation. ltis pe
lieved that the fire was caused 1Iy tl
heating Of the gudgeons belonging u
the machinery. There was no insur
ance on the gin house, the value 0
which Is said to be about $6,oV'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
HERE Is THE LAv-READ IT.

Ifany person shall exercise in this state
the duties of auctloneer, withouthaving hrst
complied with the law, he shall be guilty O.
n misdemeanor, and in addition to any other
penalties imposed by law, such person so OIL
Tending shall be subject to arrest, and on
conviction, before any Justice of the Peace
shall bo fined not less than double the
amount oftax imposed by said section, or
shall be imprisoned in the county jail not
exceeding six months, or be punished by
both nne and imprisonment at the discretion
Of the court, and the Circuit Courts OF tue
several counties shall have concurrent Jurls-
Action to punish on indictment add convle-
ion, and one-thlrd Of the fine so imposed
sshalI be paid to the person who shall give IN
formation Of thisact.
Now, take notice that we have eompileu
with the law, and are the only Legally au-
thorized auctioneers OF NoKubee county
TT. EDWARDS q Co.
A~uctloneers of Noxubee County.
n 7. Edwards & Co. will attend all sales OF
Merchandise, Horses, Mules, Plantations
Administrators, Guardians, Executors
and all other sales. Give us a call. Prompt
business Is our motto.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
TRUSTEES SAFE

.
nv ,irtue Of the provisions ola certain 9 yeeS
kynfTrust made my ". N. Fonnor on W. svoh
day " Y. ~ SECURE 10 Pauline b. walker
Ss iRdebtedeS,.s ,d aasasiSGI Il sc ssSSTiSS c,of s& 81
saiu ue IN pS1es Sn vi and ~ OfNoxubco county
State q Aississlppl The 1 EissS1' sSf C Caah, r' a
ceeyy ~ MA tryy hefoge tho Court House doer ~
t6e IOWA Il AaeeP y ne ssiS s SSS SnS q fn January StsSS
as55yVt hUfoiiowln described parcels or pieeesVt
lands lying and being il t taG Soa sRx es saa s sSSt
alOtysr'vt keTanf east Of tho Macon and louis
vile Road g th9 H /. / II i sSis FS 70 llh ssI Boundary diary
tho mtun;a scelinn1 six. and the Ma OF sec. Z az
in STsSxsnsGl ~ KorsR 4 e ss1 ssssa II me- u n X )
lNqn mnv 1fe said Pauline ~ WIZ
sg AZ the holder ofsaid indebtedness aha 00s''
apH N sn tstIe "a tho above property II beleyea "
A Hood' Nut shh only convey such nte Y
Is vested in me asIfusJII aMiEs Ii. RIvEs,
,Jan1 iS71-St ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
TELEGRAPHIC.
LEGlSbAFUREs.
Arkansas.
special 10 the Memphis Avalanche.
SENATE.

AfkhH6ds,
special TO the Memphis Avalanche.
SENATE.
LITTLE Rock, February 6.-Seyeral
petitions for the removal of disabIli-
ties were received, aud q special com.
mittee on franchise was appointed.
consisting of Messrs. Mallory, Hem.
mingway and Brooks. Nothing else
worthy of note was transacted.
HOUSE.
A bill was i~ntroducedby Mr., Cohen
to protect merchants and traders, by
requiring all drummers to pay a tax.
BY Mr.. Chamberlain A bill to pro-
vide for the reinsurance Of swamp land
warrants in certain cases,
BY Mr. Barbour: To provide for the
State taking charge Of the peniten-
tiary.
BY MI, Waters To locate and or
game the Arkansas Industrial Uni
vcrsity with a department for normal
training.
The contested election case from
the Hot Springs district came up as
the special order, and the House has
been in continuous session from LA.
NJ. TO the present time, s r. NJ, aid
probably will not reach a vote. There
is but little doubt that the seats of the
present members will be declared va
cant, and our administration will
thereby receive the severest blow
yet.
THE CLAYTON PARTY
After that will never be able to rally
a majority again. The Ring made at
least a dozen motions during the day
10 postpone and TO adjourn, all of
which have been voted down by the
other side, which shows very clearly
that''thc Governors power has depart
ed in the House forever.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LITTLE Rock, February Go P. NJ
The sceptre has departed from Judea.
The administration Is dead. In the
House a vote has just been taken on
THE ROT SPRINGS CASES,
which resulted in three of the sitting
members being ousted, all Clayton
men, and their opponents being sworn
in. This decides the question as to
who has the powerin the House. The
vote stood; As to 6S. There is
GREAT REJOICING
over the result to night, participated
in by everybody. The Clayton men
are completely whipped.
Mississippi.
Special to the Memphis Avalanche.
SENATE.
JACKSON, February GA bill was
introduced to repeal the law organic
ing the militias
A bill was introduced to regulate
the public printing
A bill was passed Incorporating the
North Mississippi railroad also Z bill
repeating the
UsCRY LAWS,
The members of Congress from Mis-.
sissippi, have been instructed, by res
olution, TO use thoirinfuence in favoI
of a Southern Pacific railroad.
A resolution was introduced in
curing into what is known as
THE REPuDI4TED DEBT.
A warm discussion ensucd, and lastct
till adjournment. A strong effort vii
be made to obtain by bribery q lay
assuming this rcpudiated debt. !
such n law is ever passed il will D
obtained altogether by fraud and brit
cry.
HOUSE.
The House is considering the ne'
Code.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
fcbu-lw
7MARsHALs SALE.

In pursuance Of an order from the Boar9 !.
AiLdharmnn M the town Of Macon. i VIII on tn'
lth day Of March, 1871, sell at pgblie oatSIy, y
the highest bidder, foE cash the pui ,owp Al Xa.
~ my IN M west sidc Of Jefferson. Street, nboy'
S TseeS ne Street. Conditions Of sale as ieiIGEs,
nnwit. The purchaser 70 remove said bui.dina
IN twenty COO days after the day OF purVhas''
Byerder oi'nS pV" I. A. McGINNISs,
en,,.,1 Town Marshal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration hAging been giant
ed to the uRd srsigned by tho Honorable Chan.
Gerry Court Of NoIHbce county, Mississippi, a
the January term thereof, upQH The estate Of w
r. Poindexter, deceased, notice iahefeey given
10 ell persOnE having claims akalnst g1id estate
10 present them and haVsthe same allowed aad
registered n the time prescribed By Law Or they
OSCAR G. BROTHERS.
jan2l-7l-6w Administrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
NOTICE.

Letters OF administration on the estate o.
D1SisL q. RAY, deceased, were granted 70 t .he
undersigned at the October Term M tH.vi
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having
Claims against said estate to present the same,
UrnnepIY authenticated, within the time pre-
scrlOcu W ""' j.. N. GILMORE,
,.L,, Zoe Administrator
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
sHERIFF'S SALE

No. 4l5] VS.. Ii ia.
Eliza Moore.
DY virtue of the above stated writ to Inc li-
ID rected from the office ofthe clerk Of the
MONDAY 9th day Of FEBRUARY, A. b. 1871
In front Of the Court House door in the town
of Macon, NOxnbee county within legal hours,
expose 10 sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, all the right, tile and interest
the defendant, Misc Eliza Moore, has in and TO
the county and State Of Mississippi, to. wit /:
the SEX Of section ., township 10 range Is east.
The above described property having been lev
led upon as the property Of defendant, Eliza
Moore, wilTbe sold to satisfy the above stated
cases and all costs.
i. A. j.. McHENRY.
ian -its. Sheriff Noxubce, Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
CtoTufs0 just received and going at low
6Eures. WILLIAMS & COOPER.
Fine Old Peach and Honey At Dc

bTVNhWALL.
A Texas o~ptOgenarian says from first
70 last he has received by charges ofguns
andlpistOls into his body one hundred
and evenly five shots; has both legs,
collar-bone and seven ribs broken, and
is scull cracked Is the father OF twenty
children raised last year with his own
hands, eleven hundred head CT fine cab
bage, four thousand large beets besides
other acrops sand can now run a pretty
good quarter race,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
Respectfully yours, &ses;,.,
v,rr PRICE AT THE MILLS, $50 PEI
TON

7, Is exchanged for Cotton Iced, 3OO POUNDS
~ ro,,y sacks. delivered free on Doaru pOlt
" oarsa ne Mobile, for one ton Cotton need'
Srse nj The landing or depot up country
sacxs and Irvine furnished by the Nlllls' M.
fits cheapneSst Vol. rs shSs me
Vils"l NOW ixed by you, tO-wit 500 per tom,
X ~ \ v,nch the cheapest Fertilizer In the mar
vi Pound for pound, / consider II NOR
Ssiuable than the preparations that ato MI y
49, of g7h TO $50. For my own use 1 MVulu
anmsssotiv nTefer IL to Peruvian Guano ~ the
ssaNre nrice," OF Its merits he says: re-
sult isithe best Fertilizer In the world Ior our
Southern lands, in my opinion:
Again: at contains more luiIy anu vom
pietely than any othor, the eioi,gn1s nuc ~
iaTv ior the production Of southern crops
ssm,S the renovation Of Southern soil.
prof. Charles u. Shepard, Jri a. y, FRO.
80 ~ Chemistry, South Carolina Medical
issIsoe and Inspector ofFertilizers for South
S.nniinn win made q full and careful hhhI.
Ms ~ Tie Langdon Fertilizer, says oth'"l'
IN very superior article"
I also crush at the Mills, Raw Bones, wnlc y
,ra groundsnne. Price at the Mills, 10Y
NOR ION Ground Raw Bone Is zoe wei
Known rs a strong Fertilizer 70 hee1 vvni !,
hns M eoual. The Ground Bone Of the No
Me OH Mills is warranted to contain uO'A'
inE S Sgss n All orders for either OF the above
E,asfIiizers. accompanied BY cash OF orlers
an Ssnur merchants here, To-
p. o. Boo I22, Mobile, Ala
Na-si2O0 per ton, cash, paid lor cOttO9 seSv
delivered at the wharf or depot mere SacH'
landlng or depot,
I'D NM| N'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
z MILLIAM q NOOpEAs.

sperm oil now brings 30 small a price
mat it does not pay TO so whaling, and
many P~rovincetown vessels have with
drawn from the business, while those OF
Newburyport have rellnqulshed 10 alto
gather. There are now twenty per cent
Iess whalefs &C sea than there were one
wear ago, the number being 2l6 against
3Gn III tint time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11

Agricultural Editor Mobile R%EGtsrERl
ylves n advisory supervision to the production
Of this Fertilizer: ros,
NOHIGH FRElGHTS from 1he iar h 1SS,a
nor LARGE COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS
WERE have to be paid, as must be true OF
nm article of foreign Northern) manufacture
and hence the "Landgon' can be sold, anu
~ SOLD, CHEAPER than any Standara
Fertilizer in the market: - -,
The COTTON SEED NEAL Is produces ~
ered from the surrounding country ana
s'EEARMERS ARE INVITED to visit the
Nohiie MI Mills aud witness the operations
If producing the Langdon Fertilizer.
planters should instruct thelr merch"n'H
Ia hi,v for them