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.YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
st. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield. Washington Co, KsusnokY
Under the Patronaus Of the Very
Reverend SapsrIor Of ST. Rose

THIS i~nstitution is situated two mileA
4 from Springfield. about q quarter OF >
mile from the BardEtown and Springfield
Turnpike. It Is conducted by the Sisters OF
the Order OF st. Dominic. q we'll provided
with competent and experienced teacnefss
who spare no pains 10 render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. n discl.
pline of the Institution VIII Dc nrm alo
uniform, but mild and parental, WINE sne
attention viii be paid 20 the neaLtns
comfort d wants of the pupils ~coorseo
Studies ombraces all the ranches useml and
ornamental. This Institution was estaDllsned
In IS27. ard IL situated in one OF the nealth-
Iest ana most beautiful portions OF the state,
fa 81 easy access by rail- rom LOUISVILLE
An extensive farm Is CONNECTED with the
Tnatifufion. from which all the supplies are
draWn- tbus giving IL considerable advan-
saSa over others. The Academy grounds are
sTfensive and tastefully arranged. b
bnfidines are erected with an eye especially
70 health and comfort. aFz4E..
Tshe ACCIDENTS year commences on the drst
{ In Septernbef and ends on b last
Wednesday in June and Is divided INTO two
seSEI0ns OF dve months each.
Terms per session Of nye months accord
to the class Of the pupil. $40, So and tlo1s
D ayablehelf in advance.
Fer further particulars apply 70 Messrs
.. Webb 4 Co, Louisville, Chas- y. Hidef,
ESQ.,. n Commercial Pace, New orlaanss or
Fathers in cnsrgelof6t. Peter. cnnrcns
Memphis. tennessee oGN ~
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INDIsTRUCFIBLE BASIS OF ME-
PHI6 PROSPERITY.

INDLsTRUCFIBLE BASIS OF NEv
PHIs PROSPERITY.
Southern Kansas is forced to hav,
direct connection with the Gulf States
We consume all that its people pro.
duce and they would have in ex,
change rice, sugar, tobacco and cot
ton. They must have a cheaper and
shorter route to Cuba, Mexico and
South American States, to be supplied
with bread from Kansas. All rail
transportation through st. Louis to
New York costs more than sgricultu-
raj products will sell for in eastern
cities. Therefore Kansas, and not
Kansas City alone, would reach this
arm o. the sea at Memphis. A corps
Of civil engineers from Ellsworth.
on the kansas Pacific road, 575 miles
from Memphs, is engaged in survey
ing the route fOr a road connecting the
eastern and southern system of Mem
phH roads with the Kansas Pacific.
One hundred miles Of thisnew road in
the State Of Kansas has already been
located, and from the northern boun-
dairy Of Arkansas to this city, the
route Of the Memphis and Kan
sas City road viii probably be
adopted. Memphis will vet
draw as great wealth from the country
north and west Of st. Louis as st. Louis
win absorb from Arkansas and Texas.
st. Louis, IN its struggle with Chicago,
had rot half the natural resources and
advantages which strengthen Menu
phfs in commercial rivalry with st.
Louis. The Mexican gulf and south
ern Atlantic, rendered accessible from
Memphis by river and rail, draw to
this city the commerce of the new
northwest, as irresistibIy as St Louis
railways dragged down from hyper
borean regions riches which Chicago
deemed all its own. 1t would be well
for Kansas if Congress could be in
duced TO cut 8 ship canal so that the
Great Eastern might receive cargoes
Of wheat at the New Orleans wharf.
Then the grain Of the remotest west
ern States would reach Europe at less
cost Of carriage than that grown in
Ohio
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DENrrsTRx
+ b. WASSoN, ID. ID. s.. Once No. SIS
j . Main streea,neariy opposite the Pea
body Hotel
ALSO PROPRIETOR OF The MEMPHIS
MENTAL lEp0T

Special attention given TO saving Teeth,
however much they have decayed or ached.
Nearly twenty years experience in the prac-
ttCe Of Dentistry teaches rs thst many thou.
n Of teeth are tgnorantIy and reGkl 2ssly
extracted, annually, hat might be preserved
and rendered serviceable during life by an
educated and sk1Ilf1l Dentist The painful
extraction of teeth VIII be performed only
when actual necessity requires f.. All dis
eases Ofthe Testh, Gums snd Mouth skilllul-
ly treated, and cured. Advice freely given as
to the only certain method OF preserving the
natural teeth from decay.
HOTE--Ay new and improved method Of
mounting teeth on nne gold, enables me to
insert teeth which are Jronge more dura-
ole, more eieanly, can be worn more COM
fortRbly, are more beautiful, and in every
Tar superior TO any other now kn0Wn
or In use. And as the process Of making
these teeth does not require half the time
and labor Of the old gold Patchwork, the
cost therefore will be ons-half less and tbs
gold pureE. lslIl OFFICE, 3IS MAHa ST.
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MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE a. r
u DTprAsuRrRss OFFIoE.l

a-ursrrARv AND RRAsURER's OFFIEpl
MEMPHIs, October II, 1911.
THEA Annual Meeting OF the ~ekhol
Of the Mississippi and Tennesaee hall.
Hotel Memphis. on Wednesday, 18th Of No
Vember- ISL. atu O'Clock An. ct which time
an election viii be held for DlreetQrs lor tne
ananfn. year Stockholders and 1h0lr fami-
lies viii M rassed free by exhibiting their
LOCK certf5cates to M conductors.
poIf s. n. LAMB, Secretary.
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people ask for annexation to the
United States. II such a measure
could be accomplished by peaceful
means, it would certainly be a great
stroke Of policy for the Mexican Re
public. But such a hope could hardly
be entertained at the present time,
with a divided sentiment in Mexico,
and therefore the report must be taken
as the wish Of some person or persons
that was afather TO the .thought.O
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rrAvINo qualified a. administrators OF
II o j. walker, DECEASED THIS Is 70 mo-
sSfata 10 ale the same, duly pronzIed, with
me within the time allowed by law. All
DsrsOns Indebted to said estate WI RtSese
pomS Sor-zsrd and settle without delay.
tn.ocl6 THoA H0LEAAN, ST. admir-
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sTREET AMPS.

n1TY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MEhPHIs, TENN, October u, lS1I
office until IL O'clock m. Tuesday, the 2lth
inst for furn,shtng Oil, Burners, Glazing,
Cleaning, Lighting and Repairing all OIL
Lamps used BY the city. kor fnfther inform-
the right to reject any or all Of the proposals.
oI5 J. Il. HuAPHREYHs City EnssT.
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DRESS MAKING.

1ERA. 4 MARSH takes pleasure In ans
M nouncing to her old patrons and the
public generally, that she has rssnmea s2e
RFzfgFt0 ATRHEE, third door south OF
Vance, where she is prepared 70 M All OF.
dars in her line in the latess styless aLW9yA
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Plantations for Sale.

TETE Offer for sale ten Plantations. s,.a.
w afed on the Miesissippi and Arfansss
rivers; hall OF them are stocked with m1Ies'
tools, etc, and a fnH supply Of corn time
chase moAey II desired.
ools THos. H, ALLEN q co.
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OFFICE Lee Block, Union sts-Praotics ir
W all the Courts OF the city, including
Criminal Court In capital cases, and IN the
sup RENE Court ~ Jackson 5aD3
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PROBATE U SALE
Or
REAL ESTATE,

50, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
dian, VS. Edward Bolger ct al.
INDEX and by virtue of a decree for sale
made IN the ABOVE cause at this October
1sttnl l5Lli 81 the Probate Court, I viii sell at
public auction, in front OF the couTthoase
door, On Union street, In the city Of Mem
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/. Q. o. T.
MUTUAL AID ass OcIATI0E
caaes, 222 AaaIa ST. AisnphIs.
OFFICERS;
II. ID. CONNELL, President
u. g Il Vtce-President,i
Up PRECSOTT soerafarV.

VS. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY member Of the Order In g~o0dstands
~ ing admitted. The fees are small. Adj
miss1on Zee, -. in advance. Annual Fee 81.
in advance, snd g. upOu the death of each
member twlthin thirty days after being nott-
Whsn his family, or AM person desig-
mated by him, viii be entitled 70 the aggre-
gate OF 81 from every member OF the Assoc
An Odd Fellows in Tennessee, Mis-.
sissipps and Arkansas, are eligible to menu
barshiD, This Is strictly an ODD Fellows in
ctitutton. TO bsaent the families Of. its de-
aaasad menitefR. au1S dAW
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JULIAN o.sHuLGZ, ORGANISE AT
d PETERS; TE8CHER OF Vocal MUSIC
SPEcIALTY.-In announcing our intention
teach, and in Offering to the pur lie GU.
Treaty on Vocal Music from q scientific, ar
ttstie and esthetio position, We ask or youI
confidence. Applicants receive lessons on
trial, for which no charge Is made, unless the
applicant feels confident OF success. Cfreu-
tars at music stores. SEES
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Friday, Nayamhsr u. 1871.

Within legal hours, the following described
lot Of ground on Jones avenue. in Inc civ M
Memphis. ounde "a follows: Fronting
south wardly on Robson street 50 feet and
TO 81 alley 16 feet wide; being LOT M, \ IN
block 10. 8, u the subdivision Of Watt q
Trims OF sALE-ODe-third cash; balance
on a credit of 8 and I2monthE. She nuychsasS
executing notes with approved Security. and
q lien win beretained on the land 10 farther
secure the payment OF the purchase money.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY ]. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Hanson, Estes 8 Dashiell, Soils. for coma
plalnant. tue-ocI7
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GRAND OPENIN6 THURSDAY
-oF-
Partisan Fashions

MHEs a. a. WALL, sss zAEE STREET,
hiss lust completed her season Of purchases.
and Is receiving f1ll assortment OF fashion,
able millinery goods OF the latest importa-
srs. IondOn and French bonnetg, with other
novaltfes. Those desiring this choicest goods
AZ the mOstpopular prices, are invited 10 call.
ladiss or Memphis and thssurroundtng cOun.
trV 70 her drssssmaking department., IS
passed fer style and elegance. Bridal trouss
seaux Completed IN the shortest notice. ioeS
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THE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN Oh
AsRdaY, ths eth Day Of September Mex

And continue ten calendar months. A thor
oogn course OF instruction is provided, en-
braclng English Commercial, Mathematical
and Classical Studies. such text BOOKS Will
De used As are entirely ree from SECTIONAL
political rafarepca.
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r EMILE WITzMAHR

4. vAooARo, B. A. n. VA oARo
@. DIOKMkNH.
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McRAE . WALkER.

NcRAn. ST. wAIkHR
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-23
school Funds 10 he Distributed.

4HN
The aiTortionmcnt Of The school
funds arising from the privilege tax,
among The several counties of The
State has been delayed for some time
owing to various causes, which ii Il
not necessary NOW 70 repeat, one of
which was the want Of information
~ to Tho number pf cduoable chill
drcn IN one Of tho counties where
proper returns hid not been made.
Hon "A. X. poasc, State Supcrin-
tcisient u Public Education, has
been unanimously engaged ii the
work ci removing ot all obstacles
N tlc ~dialrIbution Of the funds,
knowing IcW important Il was that
the tApnly Superintelenss and
6chpol Boards should Ii early Nil
WIND n NM anount coming Ii them
gI0Ip lle Btats to aia II carrying On
seleols for il.e arproacIina
y e tsrnas We ere glal II hear
y ny Longer any difficulty
M liss sibsatlol n ies.
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Those Discussions.

The Pilot announces the following
consumation Of the joint discussion,
but the tears will be she'd by the
Alcornites over his inglorious de-
feat aud the exposure of their rep-
rcscntativos corrupt practices.
The Democratic newspapers, hav-
ing had their time for rejoicing
over their imagined success in barr.
ing MI discussions Of the topics Of
the canvass between Gov. Alcorn
and Gen. Lowcry, can now prepare
to shed tears over their chosen
champion. We learn that an ar
rangemcnt has only recently
been consnmatel by the members Of
the Republican State Executive
Committee and delegation Of Jack
sou Democrats, which enables us to
announce, that Gov. Alcorn and
Gen. Robert I,owory will hold joint
discussions at the following namcd
places at The dates specified, viz:
AT Vickshurg, Saturday Sep. 80.
hHH Mt -.
AT Brandon, Monday, Oct. ..
Az Meridian, Wednesday, Oct. 4.
Al senatobia, Wednesday, Oct. II
Gov. Aleorn, VIC arc informed, has
left the city, with the intention Of
visiting Washington, to be absent
for abont ten days.
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FHIII4 nF III NIallIl
The fiailerm If the teHsfriHiitf
FHFtY If fEreIa ! ouHlt.

HAstlfM fH5i hsrtA
r. He sff
f.s s aasdeI at
. 81 ae
Nr.ftfn. fHhH rtai naf ns
tht ieF isiafs afe hrIfif d. if..n
sasaf ~ iHfif purHfa lH0s IH
sHff taf8li by Htsr rHfff.I
tas- a. asa BE- Alt g. ttA4- II. UI44- HA
fssHit Il fflala fa1niy its fn Ufl o.
Ma44fM Ihe ssf sf IHslies HstH fHs flHH NJ
Fsnuia ID he loen ofRsulit
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Va arc in receipt, through the
kindnest Of q friend, Of copy Of the
Catalogue Of the Kentucky univcr-
sity located at Lexington. THIS Ii
ono " the most tlouriehing schools
IA the south, and offers unusual nd.
yantages 70 obtaina thorough cduca-
ton, ~ the institution has an tho
branches properly lplonglng 10 i
University.
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Land For Sale.
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offer iof sslca tract Of Land containing
about one hundred acrcs,sixty in cultivation
good trained residence with kitchens, stables
and all necessary out-huildings generally.
Newly dug we'll, good water, and newly pAilcd
gar3on--situated fonr miles west Of Sardis,
For fur,h or information call on ak. Hay, on
the premises, or W. g Maasroyc, a, Como.
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REGISTER REGISTERING
MAN CAN AID IN THE
OVERTHROW OF RAD
ICAL CARPET. BAG RUL
THIS FALL UNLESS HE
Is REGISTERED. LET
YOUR NElGHBOR KNOW
1T.

"1he Pamela STAR stays mute on
tho political status Of Sardis. Come
out Randolph. Don't be ashamed
II afraid, nobody will hurt yon.-
We want to know how things are
going IN our sister city. -DeSoto
Times.
The above appears IN tho last is
sue Of the Tines. We would Rotor
You, Mr., 1imcs, to tho old files OF
The SrAD for the last six months past
and you will have your answer, II
you have intelligence enough to read
correctly. 1t don't need spootaclea
to recognize the fact That Satdis like
Senatohia, has d few white Radicals
who will vote That ticket, but that
this number il confined to simple one
dozen or thercahouts, and That the
remaining fifteen hundred arc sound
and true IN their operation to Rad
cal rule. When the day Of election
comes we are ready to say that Sardis
will poll rs lew white radical votes IA
senatobia, and Mr.. Tones, we would
have you understand that our views
have been repeatedly so stated, and
that we have nothing to hold back
n the Encouragement Of sardis and
that the white people Of Sarlis like
other portions o panola county, are
with . very, very few exceptions as
united and firm IN their determine
ton to defeat Radical rnlo IN tho
coming election as any county in
the State.
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Grants Daily Brcad-.-TWo ThOuS.
and D0llDars 4 Day Presidential
NatiOns.

The President Of the United State.
honored his winter capitol with a vis.
It yesterday, and, ALTERS hasty break
fast, was amongtbe early aud pune.
tual visitors at the Treasury to re-
ceiyc his ealory, ii being payday.
He has now been absent exactly
three months, commencing with
the first of juno, but proposes to re-
main until the beginning of October,
During this time he has drawn from
tho Treasury $6,250 and has passed
parts Of three days in Washington,
or at the rate ofone day per month,
for which he has received the com.
of %pcnsatlon S2,0S3 a day. In other
words, Gen. Grant visits, has pock~
eted the wages Of l,400laborlng men
who work ten hours and receive
$1,00 each, Sc it is something to
be President in 4 practical point of
view, whom the incumbent gets $685.
900 a year for amusing himself,and is
presented with bonds, houses, and
horses to the extent of half million.
No wonder he seeks a ro-electiou.-
Washington Patriot.
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Announcement Of Candidate.

NINFHlfI 1~TIVNNLTs
ST. faihHlted % snaabnff . "a tlAlf. 4.
b. a. eanaAlaie fuf btiFIc AHofrrJ ofnr l'Ih
Ifiicil hitHtl, comtaai WI n--o'o, IIHalI.
TaIfafHiihi e s3efesrf and teH1ft.
ron HEfRrarsTATltE
Ws sfe anihofisel % aanountr Capt J. g.
Knox. ilie nomlnce Of Tho Con'cfysiy w
CgatenieaA a lnniihip tr NprreacntaIi,e
IN the stei l~ature, hs rsnoIa county iu tio
eHsalng election
rUR SHERIFF.
W. are Authorised 10 Announce alpt JESSIE
e. WRIGHT, tie nominee of TOO Conservative
party, 10 a candidate tor Sheriff of ranola
county 81 he November %elretion.
FOR ASSESSOR
We arr aathor sei to announce tho aamc Of
Il. W. TERRY, the nominee If the G6ngsf,a
tvs Convent on ut Pamela On The ggnd Of Au-
tHst AZ a candidate for AscJsor Of Pamela
County IN The next election.
FIR SUPERVISOR BEAT No. /.
We are authorized 10 announce DE name of
JAMES v BUCHANAN, a. u candidate frf
81 c%rvisor ior Beat No, /. ut November elrc.
tigH.
ron %suPfRvlsrA, BEAT No. 5.
We afc authorised to announce GulLFORu
VAUGHAN, (ealoredl, as h candidate for Su
p~etyisor Of Beat Nc. q Pamela county at cnsu-
Ing elt cilOn In Noyembc,
JusTlCEo or THE PEACE BEAT NO.
We are authorized 10 announce SAMUEL o
ENGLISH, AZ d candidate tur Justice Of the
Peace ID Beat so. 9. Pamela County at Eo,em
her election,
CONSTABLE bEAT NO. q
We ere authorized TO announce JAMES N.
GIBSON "a d candidate iur Cunstnhlc In Beat
NJ 2 Panela County at November election.
For T~REAsSRER
We arF authorized 10 nnounee Captain n
], BENSON, asa eandidat { for Treasurer, tbe.
inn the nominee Of the conservative Couven.
tian1 Of fpaula County IN the nest ,leciiom
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized ID announce the name
o. Carr. III MEEK, nj d candidate for Circuit
Clerk Of pnnola County At the November
election.
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THE annual course of instruction in this de-
nartlnent viii commence ON MONDAY, THE
lSrB OF NOVEMBER, 1871, aud terminate on
the second Saturday of March, 1872. Prelim-
mary lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surge
y will be delivered in the ampihtheatre Of the
Charity Hospital, heginiug on tho 18th. The
Anaton ical rooms will he opened at the same
time. The members Of tho Faculty arc visit
ing physicians and Surgeons to the Charity
Hospital, and give instruction daily at the bed
side OF the sick, 'sThc practical advantages
thus offered to students are unriyaled,
FEES,
For all the Lectures; $40, Naturalization 81,
Praotiea! Anatomy $40 Graduation, $50.
Payment required in advance.
For further information address.
TIL. RICHARDSON. N. y. Dean.
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Ribbons, etc.

We respectfully iuyito the ladies to examine
our goola and prices and make their purcha.
scs at bone. There Is no necessity for your
going 10 Memphis to buy this season. We
can show rs handsome Il stock as any house in
Memphis, and we are determined to sell them
at prices that will defy competition. We cnn
suit ali tastcs and MI purses, from the cheapest
grades known to the trade, up to the finest
Fabrics of the season
n&Aa We ARE expecting daily our usual largc
stock Of staple goods; Boots, Shoes, Clothing,
etc, etc,
HELM h H0BGOOD,
Sardis, Mississippi, September, 20, lm.
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UNIV ERSlTY OF LOUISIANA,
Medical Department,
New &.

F~AcuLTYt
A. II. CENAs, NJ, D., Emeritus Professor of
Obstetrics.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor of obstet-
rites.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Pro essor Of Sur
gerry,
I. q. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor Of
Anatomy.
SAMUEL NJ DEMIsS, N. D., Professor Of
Medicine.
STAMFORD T. CHAILLE, NJ, D., Professor Of
Physiology,
FRANK HAWTHORN, NJ. D., Professor Of
Materia Mcdtca.
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. d. (latc Of the univer.
sity Of Nashville Professor Of Chemistry.
G, ]. BlekHAd, NJ D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
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STRAYED.

From the undersigned near Senatohia, one
red sorrel mare mule, over twelve years old,
shaved tclerable close, shod before, fifteen
hands high, interspcrsed with white hairs
shows i mostly about tae mouth, has a natn-
raj mark behind as II formed by wearing
breeding. | will give a liberal reward fr
said mule Or information that will lead to its
recovery.
J., ", ECHLES.
Senatobia Miss.
rs. The male stiayed on tic cath Of Au-
gus 1t
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Memphis Cards,
aa-A.-a-
FARGASON 4 CLAY,

LEg having our own snEn, can guarantee
Correct Weights of Cotton. SIP a3-5m.
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Thus, In round uumhcru, II will
be seen chat this company has cx.
pended three millions Of dollars IN
six years, or an average Of half mil.
lion per annum. OF three million
thore were expended directly in
Augusta:
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Only q small amount of the stock
Is held out ont of the clty, 0yei two
millions and n half Of dollars have
found their way directly into the
pockets Of our citizens from this
factory IN Fix years. BESIDES the
benefits derived from increase of
population, Get. The factory has
paid ont here annually more mon
.cy than 1t requires to support the
entire municipal government and
pay OIL interests on the city bonds.
Putting our population at 10000
the census Gguros--the factory has
declared since the war u cash diyi.
den Of one hundred and sixty.two
dollars tn each inhabitant. Au.
gusta Chronicle
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W. SIC aHihafisal y annouht. Cgt J. T.
KNOX, ilie nominee Of Tho con'erysNy e
c1ateninll q 1aniih io iur tfnreacnia.l',
IN thc sfRi %lature, hs Pamela county ,u lo
eaausnq e~leFsfoR.
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