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Iresh supply AZ JeEfies Sparkling Ed
rgI Ale, a.
YATES &MUHraEY's

'ar citizens shoaid 10 alive to
TACT that the election for
,cipal officers under the N
or, takSS place the first
lay in My
he announcement Of Dir. Yates
b candidatO Tor Mayor at The
st of our citisens, issin our
to-day. There will DO no
os'tion, as he is the right man
The place. There axe four
men also to BE selected. Let
our townsn,ea vote, and
good officers.
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IMPORTANT TO
Farmers, Millers, HOusekeepsFs, &C.,
M. n. JOSEPH & cos
EXPERIMENTING POWDER,

For clearing, Houses Barnes and Warehouses Of Fats, Mice, Bed.
Bags, and House Pests.
rs Rats and Nj e go out Of their holes L. die.
HsElice25 cents, 50 cents, and 81 iSf pahngessaaa~
RS"Great saving Ivy taking the larger size. @ 81
A package will be sont, postpaid, on receipt Of oi9es az the above
amounts W our ageS in MACON, MissgaRE. Y, YATEs or Josae
s. FRENcH. Ia ri se~
Jan. SIN 9SrNu danger in nsing.
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H
'at are Brooks & Ovens do.
.his season. To ascertain this
reader, it viii not. be
to read their card in
place; sou should give
,all and zoe 81 Splendid
NJ Mr.. Owens lately pur.
s' = New York great
pa ne will be taken TO exhibit
Io"Sisto ahe RaLlic By the
" IS prapFietDra aud tic
''''g afiable II. Jsha Patty,
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Agr1CultLLra
IMPLEMENTS.

The undersigned would respectfully m
form the citizens Of NJxubee county that
he has opened a
Branch House at Aberdeen, Miss,
where he keeps on hand the latest I'M
proved Agricultural implements and In
hor Saving Machines muse. Among his
stock will be found the celebrated Nisha-
waka and moline Steel Plows, warranted
10 scour IN the black lands; the Uric
Plow the Empire Pillow; the Dixie Rich
mond. VAL Gust Pillow, that never chokes'
NurEee,s snbsoil Pow; Woods Reaper y
Mower; Garden Cnltlsators: Corn Plant
ors; Duwlaw and king Cation" Fhul'-
.crs Riding and walking cultiyaters' steam
Eacincs; Corn and wheat Mills: wheat
Fans earn shollcrs: Post Hole Digsers;
Hay and Rodder cuttcrG DubuIs cotton
Gins; ThrcsNing Machines cider mills;
the unriwlled
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Readth card OF A. Cline
lla has lifted Nn the best Rcslaa-
ralit oatsidc the large citia ~ y
really aluxary Ia 80 through hls
reums ara - the order and neat
mess, thFnngh0ut THO cstaDllsh
mont. nuaiug Court Nec sEaq-
acFe coming 70 town gpn b. Slep,
and Feii III The m0st approved
stgle. TRY L and u you az ho \
set up without ! bgadaehc w0wil'
Bav th6 bill ,
FisH n OYSTERS on hand
during Curt week. 80
Darby Harris and llepfY fef'
euson. iIsst cla q zoe afe 81
eaaeda "a this establIAhmont.
900
wheeler 8 Wilson Sewing MA
81 ME 81 -
a''s = n y PATTY 4 %.
tfasa Anu. boon A. Klaast Ster,
lslaIl fnf rein fAoirgset lck 8 sVVus'
M kaffv and I tlafgalnS'
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Af!fnitsistrafpsss 80.

y A@8 a44 4A4 et4t e III TH .fH|
n4 1lirtag Of IN order Of Me pFbbate
~ C9Rgt Of AsNqbee county hisssip-f
~, nad9 gtNp sept, tern. 1851 tJere6f,
the undersigned, Administrator Of tle
,estate of W. 7. R9sey deceased. will en-
'Monday tho 10Th dsh of-APRL ISL,
bct%ceh the hours of II O'Clock ia Tie
tvrepoon and 4 O'Clock III the al1efi6on
saigI day, at the town Of Maciin III said
gtmfy. expose for sale to the highest
bidder, on ateredjt Of twelve months. tie.
NVrthNR west quarter, and thc Northwest
qaafteF- IL he Northeast quarter OF
section 30, township 1G, north OF faago
'l5 east, belo0einglto drcedent ard ean-
tanning in all one hundred and suyenty-
SIX, S0-l0o acres. j. Ii. HARGR0NE
Mcnll-4tsF lAsblr.
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a0R sALE-0ne Piano, in good re
pair. Cheap for thc.eash. .
Feb.5-2t J. 2. HODGES.
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LUCIUS ] HENDEE, Pres,
LOTHIAN GoODN0W, Sec,

e.. HMML. ..
LuCIUS j. HENDEE, Pres,
LOTHIAN GoODNoW, Sec,
STATE Of CONNECTICUT,
scent Hartford eo'tvA IS, Hartford,
Feb. 25, 4. d., 1871.
Rev. Personally appeared before
me, Nathaniel Shipnian, q JUS
st'mp ticc Of the Peace. duly qualified
- TO administer oaths, Lucins j..
Hcndec, President, and Jothanl Goodnow.
Secretary, and madc solemn oath that the
foregoing statement Of tho Assets and CON
dition ofthe Aetna Insurance Company Is
true. And Icertify that have txam
ined the assetsof said Company, ann that
it is in possession of stocks and bonds Ii
the amount of One Hundred and Efh-
Thousand Dollars and mora, al par valuci
NATHANIEL SHIpMAN, 4
Justice Of The Peace.
THE STATE Of MISSISSIPPI, 1
Auditors Office, jackson.
I, Henry Musgroro, Auditor Of Public
Accounts of the State Of Mississippi, 40
hcrehY certify that the Etna Insurance
cuHtp"Hft. tVNdtcu Nv htuIttVrHf RtitV 81
connecticut, has complied with tho act
entitled An Act 10 regulate Agencies 81
Foreign Insurance conpahies hppfoted
january 3lsts. 1857. nudi IN ixirino III ne
power yesled IL mo bNsaid Law, 4 hvrcby
auihogize RAE " YATES, aqent lar
said company " Macon, in stfo c6unty 81
Noxnbee, 10 ffnnsact business Of fhsn-
rance u Ibis State, until tho INST dv Of
Marrh, 1872.
- Given nndtf my hand nfI
SEAL seal De enlea ~ tht fitp Of jack
spn. llis 9Th day Of March, Al
IL MUSGKONE
mehis Auditor II puble Aasoanl
&
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church Directory.

SeryG Nt4Ee Presbyterian church 4tF
SUNDAY efeasry month. Rev. JOS. Bard
we'll rastbe XII " Ia @ - &
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Heaven gives US friends to bless the
~ present sconei
Resumes thcnfato prepare us fol- the
next ~ IA sAs45 = h
s' ONE WHOnkEEM HIN.
.e OIL .~s~>r y Il ,tga
"a nwrN q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
BUFFALO INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Sept. a. 1871.
Inc International Industrial Exhibition Is fairly
under way. and great success. Entries are still
being made. When Illuminated with gas at night
sne buildings present a most beautiful appearance.
ctrangers !toui the western States and Canada are
a. uany s.onuance. Fne machinery In monon mas
@st sCuons Ior persons oil both sexes and all ages.
Ine 9eparment used for that purpose Is densely
1his State. ~ ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23

pays:-"The German garrsons srnnnS p.,1s havs
Peep largely reinforced. THIS may be confrsdicted
mat you may consider II certain,W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23

T. r. TRAvER, AUCrIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
81 at O'clock at 81 Great Jones eet wa Coun.
Tables Chairs, Lounges large lot Excelsior Mattresses
Extension Tabes sewood and other Bedsteads Ward
robes marble Wristbands, PRror Suit gold striped
reps pieces Mirrors, 2l-day French Cock large Cook.
Ing raror and other Stoves
Also,
sorrci Horse Butchers Cart, Harness. black Horse,
Harness. Express W agou. nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
JACOB BooARr, AUcTIoNEER.

., TINS day (sATtRDAYj septic to0er g. at II O'Clock
At auction rooms No. North au street. large sale
Household Furniture, Pianos Billiard Table
any bookcases wartrooes black walnut Paor Suite rose
wood aud mahogaoy French Bedsteads Cottage suits Bu
black walnut Tables rosewood Piano one
Neehams Patent Sofa Bedsead, Billiard Table,
Looking Glasses Engraving Brussels aad Ingram Carpets
hair and husk Mattresses, Stoves &c.
Also one gray Horse 10 hands high years old; warranted
sound anl kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23

INSTRUCTION.
A CARD.--NEW PUPILS WILL BE RECEIVED, DAY
N and evening, for instruction in pcnmanshp and book
keeping, full success guaranteed to all.
OIINER Il. GOlUSMlIu. 20 East Fourteenth atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA-IhNip ~ Us ~ ~
are invited fos about $500 tons OF OLD IRON nSs Hns
SArnia Delivery the rate Of about gov tons ~
rst week n October Terms, cash on denyer
10 pav nd dock Uhe 70 be N
tho hapds OF ibe apdsrsgnsd before september ~
1871. JOSEPH PR'Chs HsnursE'
HAxurou Ou,srto. SEPT Is ISM
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-21

@An agricultural exchange Think
TIM Eve per cent. perhaps ten. could be
added 10 the milk product Of tho COWS Of
the country il the following rules were
observed:
1. Never hurry cows in driving to
AMI from the pasture.
2. Milk nearly ut equal intervals al
halfpast five in tho morning and six at
night arc good hours.
>. BE specially tender Of the COW nj
milking time.
4. When seated. draw tho milk rs rap
idly as possible, being certain 10 always
get tall.
8. Never talk or think Of anything
besides what you arc doing when milk.
ing.
8. Offer some carcss. and always .
soothing word, when you approach {
cow and when you leave her.
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rrvsn the An.e'ican AIs.c1i'misi.
Anil 1871.

To the good farmer, whose land ].
drained and clean aud IN gool condition.
vii" did more ~ less pl"wing last !al
and top-drcssc.l his grass land. who Ina
his seed on hand and his supplements
anil harness and teams IN good cunsli-
ton. and who can avail himself al thu
first opportmmitv Ia put in his crops
.April {. usually a ioyOu. month. Bu.
H. TIC fsr,ncr whose land is underlined.
who la. not a field on the farm where
there arc not wet spots. who has part oi
his land dry enough 10 work. hut where.
IN the low spots. the water follows tis
pluw in the burrows April. to such -
farmer. is the most trying and dishear,-
rminy month in the year. Aud The mors
Intelligent lie is the more gloomy is the
prospect. for he knows that he is work
ing 10 great disadvantage. and cannot IN
any event get rcmIncrativc crops. Ills
only consolation can be found IN firm
resolution 10 drain his land before
another rotation comes round. Such
land should be kept in grass until it can
I've drained. la the meantime, il IL must
!.c cropped. make an earnest effort to let
oil all the water OF surface drains. This
is far better than nothing. \ few FUR
~
more water in an hour than the sun car
cvaporatc in a week. Not an hour should
bc lost in doing this work.
Giving Directions TO Help -Tcll tho
men the night before what YOU want
them 10 do the next day. And tell them.
iii il is fine, do 80 and SO: ii il rains, do
this or that :: and enter into details. a
good man like: TO know beforehand
what lie has Il. do. and he will think the
matter over and decide how best to do
it. and what tools he will want, and
where they arc: and in The morning he
can get TO work half an hour earlier thar
ii lie did not know villa, hc was goin.
10 do.
Iiirin. Firm-mcn. That farmer j.
fortunate who has two or three active
and intelligent sons able and willing Il
take hold Of farm work. Make mucl, o
them. Those who have 10 hire should
lie willimg 10 pay good wages for good
men. We do not sufficiently sli>crin-
iuatc. Wages arc too high. but good
men arc not likely 10 take much less
Than they rot last year. Farmers arc
vcrv rcm,iss in one thing: they do no.
insist on having "A character from ,hs
last employer. 1t should DC a hard mat
ter for bud man. or ono who lcf, Lis
employer during the busy season. TO gel
uno,i,cr place. Farmers should COM
bimc to drive an uiiai'iiliI' servant from
the mcigiborllood. Pay good wages
and treat them with kindly consitlrra-
ton. bat insist on having respectful be-
havior, and good work. Know what 3
good days work is. and get it: but IL
not ask for more. An unreasonable cni-
uioycr make. disconnected servants. !
they do well. tel: them 50: il not, re-
prove mildly but firmly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-21
Weight Measurement.
Full fa.tcd cattle measuring rs follows
will weigh as stated in this liable:

The following arc rules for similar
work:
For cattle girthing from five to seven
feet, allow twcnty-thrcc pounds TO tic
superficial foot.
Cattle from seven 10 nine feet girtli,
allow thirty-Onc pounds.
For small cattle and calves from three
10 live feet girtli. allow sixteen pounds
10 :he superficial fost.
The general rule Is a follows:
Suppose, for example, YOU had a steer,
the girlh Of which was six feet four in
chcs, and length five feet three inches.
YOd want to compute the weight Of beef
YOU can get out Of him. You have:
GiriI,, 70 inches, multiplied by e3 i'm
chcs. the length, equal 4,7S8, divide by
IA. equal 33t square or superficial feet.
multiplied by %, equal 7641 pounds.
This rule will work with as much ac-
curacy as any other. and little practice
with il will soon enable You 10 work il
rapidly. and by and by quite skillfully il
YOU have an eye for stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-21
RoSADALIs

MO PREPARATION HAS
IN ever been introduced 10
the American people that has
met with as marked . success
as "TiIE FLUID EXTRACT
OF ROSADALIs." One ounce
Of this Fluid Extract Is moro
powerful in its action upon dis.
case than one pint Of the prep
arations Of Sarsaparilla. Asa
Blood Purifier Il Aas NO esscl;
for Sercjsla. Mfsmmatory Rhs"-
ssasiss', SypA;iis in all its forms'
liz Is . certain cure. Physicians
indorse It; it is not a quack nos
trum, as the formula 10 printed
on every package.
DR.. Sparks, of Nicholasvillo,
KY, says: at Is the best Blood
Purifier l have ever uscd."
DR.. Doykin, Of Baltimore,
Gays: ~ always prescribe 1t
for scrofula and Syphilis"
DR.. T. c. Pugh, Of Baltimore,
says: 81 cured the worst case
Of Scrofula I have ever seen
with Rosadalis."
Benjamin Bechtol, Of Lima,
Ohio, says he has suffered for
twenty years with an eruption
over his whole body; tried oil
kinds OF remedies with no sue
cess a few bottles Of Rosadslis
made a complete cure.
SEQ ROsAD Ais ALMANAC
for important cures. The ilosa'
ldalis Almanac publishes the thrill.
ing story Of +" Ruby 81. Crc'x, or
the Magic Rose"
Western Wholesale Depot for
Rosadalis,
n. MA(READY 4 90.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
II.
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cHc ABOVE
Represents the Famous
MEDxCaE xNFERNa FL,
DIR. .. VAN MEsTEIS,
OF
As ENGRAVED BIT
Mr.. BAKER. TAKEN FROM TIE SPOT.
This Ia tho largest Innrmary west OF tho cooper In
stitntc New York City, where all Chronic Diseases
successfully treated.
OVER 1900 CASES
treated NJ this establishment annually. Including
those afflicted with Diseases Of Throat and Lungs, Pri
vaie Diseases and Diseases Of Females, Sore Eyes,
Catarr Piles and fistuIa, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Deaf
nsss Heart Disease, Diabetes ydrocclr, DrcP~y, Old
Sores Ulcers Cancers, Scroiula nnd many other Kinds
not mentioned For complete description Of this es
tahlishmcnt send thrco cents and get VanActers
Journal VI Health by return mil. Address,
DIR. 3. YAM 1TETEH,
Charleston, liIno.s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-21

GA plot, by which the slaves in
Brazil hoped 10 obtain their freedom by
force, has been discovered and frustra-
ted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-21

~ There arc three hundred and
eighty cOnvicts in tho Prison South.
eighteen Of whom arc females.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-21

40 The "human hair" exported from
Bohemia 10 the United States during
1870 represented the value Of te,5l5.
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READ WHAT THESE GENTLEMEN HAVE 70 SAY.

Being Personally acquainted with DR.. s. vsnNctcr,
hc being a member OF tho Church OF Christ, and In
visiting his Infrmary noting his immense practice
and sncccss in the healing art, wo heartily endc,~
anil recommend hin, TO tho brotherhood and public
generally, believing him 10 bc just what he claims.
ED. DAVID WALK. Memphis, Tenn.
ED. D. Il. TYLER, Tcrre llautc, Ind.
ED. JNO. X. HULETT, Eninencc, Ky.
ED. G. q. BARTHOLOMEW, Lalortc, Ind.
ED. J. q. PARSONS 9. Charleston, Ills.
ED. THOMAS MUNNELI, Cincinnati. Ohi,.
Cor. eecy American Christian Mis-. Society
ELD. SAM'L ROWZEN, Emncnce, ny.
NN. REV. WI. Q0wEN, Bartlett, Tenn. te{
StN REv. J. ATKINS, Cleveland, Tenn. QgEl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-21

rIt only costs 81 bill to kiss a
WiDnamac girl. We fear this is too
cheap 10 DC good.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-21

M Nine hundred dollars was received
by The Commissioners Of vig0 county al
their last term for liquor license.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-21

OJUil j. now flowing from The new
artcsiaM we'll al Tcrrc Ilautc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

Methodist Episcopal Church in Houston.
Rev. DR.. +. S. Tsippett OF Baton Rouge, a
minister of the Church South, is to preach
this morning in Ames Methodist Church.
Mr.. Hartzell, the pastor OF Ames Chc1ch,
visited the Southern Conference OF Fri
day and requested tEat the Committee on
Public Worship should supply his pulpit
to-day. Drs Walker ard Parker met Mr..
Hartzell as Christian minister, ard it
was through their influence that his re-
quest was granted. This act, we Trust, is
the beginning Of what shall lead to
Christian determination among all Method
ist ministers and people in our city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08
MARRIED..

EcCKER-SANDRRS-Tn CarroUton, December
a., 10y Rev. T.. Green. Mr. JOHN BuCKER to Mass
NARY FRANCIS SANDERS, al Of CalToi.ton-
DFMrSEY-DONNELLY-On Tarsd'.y. january.
at st. Joseph's Church. by et@ Rev. Father Smith,
DANIEL DEMPSEY 10 Miss NARY DONNFLLY. both
OF this city.
S.ew York papers please eGpy.
MOSS-HELTRAMlE-At "a. residence OF tue
Eon. A. y. Beitramr. Ste. GeEevieve. Missouri.
December e. 1870 by tie Rev. Father Wsise Mr. G..
T.. MOSS, r.. of Lake Providence. LoaisaI.a. and
Miss FELlCITE 6ELTRAMIk. os tie former
pace.
1IALE-CRlrPS-!n THIS city. Oh the Gi.f instant.
at Straight University. HAMUEL D. EALE :ud
HORTENSE NJ. CRU'PS. all Of New Orleans.
w1CKRAM-JOHSsOS-In this city. at the res..
dence Of tl.c brides nlOther, THOMAS Is. WICK.
HAN and MARIA JOHNSON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

of keeping the levees IN order, now that
the damage done by the war has been re-
paired by the community at large, should
again be devolved upon .he riparian pro-
prieto-s.
A general remodeiing MISREPRESENTATION
of all the revenue laws should be rad at
once, simplifying to the comprehension
of the assessors and collectors ak the
regulations that now pregail, and allow
ing the State more stringent remedies for
the collection of her taxes. And lie: US
suggest that the auditor should be in
vested with power to force frequent,
prompt and complete settisne hts from col
lecto,s. and this power should enable him
&c prosecute the bondsMen Of delinquent
officers to a speedy settlement of any de.
f;lleations TIA: may :arise in gathering
in the revenue. Il we can only collect
the taxes and then have the money paid
into the treasury as It is collected. the
State will find relief, the honest Taxpayers
will not be s..ddle;! with interest Oh VIVA:
is d.s to the treasury. :n,. the people
who now practice the business Of never
paying their taxes, will be n.ade better
citizens BY being brought ny % bear the
tnrde:ls about which they eften conn
plain. lat which they 80 seldom bear.
IN a word. the Auditor has given to the
commonwealth short. plain. but ex-
trao,dinn-:ly comprehensive State paper,
which ;nforl:s tie people where they
'h:.ve been injured. how it has been done.
what the injjary is, and how 20 deal with
it We are told how ,apca We owe. how
we age paying the debt. and tie evil it is
TO us. 1t is chart that shows the shoals.
and points TIE course. If its advice is
followed. we shall bc better of: if it is
neglected.. We shall be still further on the
road - disaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

fatal to a prolonged national Union.
Macedon was hot more fatal to the States
of Greece, than would british Louisiana
have been to the Statessof the American
Union
1t is our earnest belief, then, that if
we stand this day united people, in
vincibie in our Union. II we stand with
the labor paralyzing curse Of slavery gone
OF prosperity such as Israel might have
had by walking in the ways.of the Lord,
bet which has never get been vouchsafed
to any other nation, we are indebted for
all this, and more than this, to the
victory by which Andrew jackson
and his little band Of brave com
patriots stem,ned the Brit fish On
slaught Oh the plains Of -Chalmette.
The eighth of January should be no
object OF merely loca' commeaoration.
The battle fought and won Oh that day
has had a pervadins effect OF our national
prosperity throughout TIE land. and over
al! the years that have come aid gone
between the year eighteen hundred and
tfteen and TIE present day. When we
think Of tie mcmantons ISSUES that hung
upon the day. and low the bravery G:
or soldiers has rendered it day Of
grateful conlnemoration. is it too much
to say. in the words Of one 0: our creates:
Lleut
we k,all make this = .soriour. Al, im.
mortal day. When we are IL our graves
our children will honor it. They VIII
celebrate i: with thanksgiving. with
fcstivity. with tontires and Examinations.
On it's annual return they will shed tears,
sopious, gushing tears, not Of suh;eciinn
and slavery. not Of agony and distress. but
Of exultation. OF gratitude and OF JOY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08
ON CAROIDELET STREET.

Tie stree: - SO extremely dull now.
business is still SO depressed. that there is
scarcely any material 70, observation or
remark. Everybody says that money has
become easy. and ye: everybody wonders
that. in spite Of this. there is SO little ac.
tiyity. Occasionally some reckless or
wary operator casts Il stone into the stag.
pant pool. and for a moment tie financial
waters a.e slightly agi:a.ed: but the un'lu-
'ations are soon los: t. sight. and every
thing si1ls again into 4nie: t!at seems
70 have become chronic.
Slaughternolse stock continue, t. grow;
weaker. and the ''inowing ones say that
it will 60 % q. The knowing ones"
however. may be mistaken. for the stock
is liable. ct any moment. to take Il sudden
rise. No man san tel! what !. day may
bring forth. az 70 S,anshte-horse stock.
The grea: depression low is. undoubtedly,
owing to & genera! apprehe ns;ou that some
judicial moy.,nen: IL impending. but no.
body appears 20 have termed any very
clear idea q! rs nature.
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reoues: lately. il i'eni:entiary. This
stock las. !. IS said. ieea cold =: so with
il, :he last tv" days.
Il. Navigation there aye symptoms Of !.
movement. but nothiu?: very definite rs
VT. IT tI... board ,ae. i.:.-:lc. ~; shares
were so!s: az g.
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