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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-27

J.. +. Erklev. Esq, at II time
State Printer OF Nevada, who has for
some time been cOmpositor in this
office. returned this morning to his
old home in the Silver State. We wish
him much luck wherever he may
hang up.-tCorinne Journal. Sd.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-27

Town LoTS.-On Monday last three
town lots We're sold i'll Reno. 10 be i'm
mediately used for building purposes.
The demand for real estate seems to
he on the increase without material
rise i'll r caS.-TReno Crescent.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-27

Are rapid under his new and scienti' IN Vie "
reatment. But very few. if any. men of his age
in the profession have been 80 universally success
full a. DR.. ABpRN combining with his knuwl
eige. skill and cxp eriepce ia h. special branch Of
hi profession all that the iuv-ntis II the age or
the late discoveries III medical science have brought
10 the aid II the nrlern prtctltl tn-r, DIR ABoRN
is pre- parei t. treat with almost urf tilIug snCce->
ii such cases As NAV con-" under his ca e He
has, within the past fen wears. introduced into
his practice IA any new aud mp Irttnt Icmei e..
with novel and rffectutl Ia .deS II application. with
which, during his professional care r. I've h Il pro-
iiced the mos; successful and sItisf ,ct0ry results.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-27

Everything was quiet yesterday at
the seat of war at Amador. The mines
are being pumped out.
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The California Republican State
Convention meets at Sacramento on
Wednesday,.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-27
DR.. 8 N

has UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS IN THE
III treatment and cure of Deafness, Dischsi G,s
from the Ears, BuzZjng Noises IN the Head. Ca
tarrh. Asthma. Brnn' hits, and all throat. Bron-
clIial and Lung Affections. all Diseases If he Eye.
Blood, Heart. Stomach and Liver. Also, all De-
engagements OF the Nervous System.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-27

SoRE-HEADED.-TheS s ,ramento Re-
porter thus defines its present position:
The Examiner asks if we intend to
advocate the reelection of Governor
Haight. our answer is this: We do
not intend TO advocate the reelection
of Governor Haight. When that gen.
tIeman was renominated, the Reporter
became an independent paper. with
Democratic proclivities. We are in
sympathy with the National Democ-
racy, and are particularly partial 10 the
Ohio platform. We hope majority
of the nominees OF the State Conven-
ton will be elected. and believe they
will be. We hope Governor Haight
will be defeated, and believe he will
be. Nor do we
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-27

"a 1917:
FOURTH OF JULY
To BE HELD IN
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
TO WHICH ALL CITIZENS ARE INVITED To ATTEND.
Programme of Exercises:
THE PROCESSION WILL BE FORMED
i on Cars-n street, at IL O'clock a. m, the
right Of the line resting on Musser street, in the
following order:
Grand Marshal and Ai's.
Gold Hill Brass Band.
The Governor and hs staff.
Military Companies.
Liberty Engine Company, No. l, of Gold Hill.
Warren Engine Company, No. /.
Curry Engine Company, No .
A OF STATE,
Containing thirty seven young ladies, each repre-
senting a State of our Republic.
President of the Day, Orator, Poet, Reader of the
Declaration. and Chaplain, in carriages.
Federal officers.
State 0flcers-if mounted or in carriages; if 90
foot a place will be assigned them.
MasOns, Odd Fellows. Red Men. Good Templar~,
and other Secret Societies.
Civic Societies.
Public School Children If Carson City.
Select ; ho"l Children Of Carson City.
Public school Children Of Empire.
Citizens in Carriages.
Citizens on Horseback.
Citizens on Foot.
The Procession will march up Carson street to
Robinson street; up Robinson street to Minnesota
street down MINI sofa street to King street.
down King street TO Division street; down Division
street to sixth street; down sixth street to Carson
street, and up Carson street to the Thester, where
The exercises OF the day will be concluded.
A Grand Display of Fireworks Will
be given In the Evening.
President of the INSTRUMENTATION R. NJ. Clarke
Geo d. Allen
Reader Of the Declaration OF Independence .......
H Mason
I. EMS, fNl
Reader or brakes Address 10 the American
Flag. A. TNrTeLl
Graud Marshal Of the Day..-......-s. T. Swift
AIDS:
re rye Beihinger, George ". Cheic.
John Buckley. Peter Cavanaush, Jr.,
P. P. Kelly, of Empire.
r. \. Edwards,
Gov. jas. :. SlingeTland,
VI. VI. Gage. Executive Committee
Jacob Shsyer.
Pete. Cavanaugh, Jr.
ss-In the evening a GRAND BALI will be
given. at Moore i Parker's Hall, under the
auspices of the Executive Committee. ETS,
So 50. je25-td
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The Procession will march mp Carson street to
Robinson street; up Robinson street to Minnesota
street down MINI sofa street to King street:
down King street 10 Division street: down Division
street To sixth street: down sixth street to Carson
street. and up Carson street to the Thester, where
the exercises OF the day will be concluded.
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bail Delivery l N Louisiana.
From the Vick>burg Herald.

At an early hour yesterday morning the
parish Jail OF Madison u ~ br"ket open BY =
,odl Of armed men. and the prisoners, elr-
ven in number. liberated. Sven of them
vaile,i thrus selves of the opportunity anu
made tracks fer parts unknown. Three re
manned. and one rara avis brtook him elf To
the Sherff's house, and informed him of the
escape.
1t is supposed that the object OF the at
tack was the liberation OF the negro, Clalb
Hamilton.
DR.. H. \ G. II ,berts. old and much
esteemed citizen Of this county, died sud
,enly 1T Mississippi City Sunday evening
last. His remains were followed to their ii
oal resting place by the Masonic Order oi
Haudsboro. of which he WAS exemplary
member -Handsburo Democrat.
Lowell. Mass, has gone Democratic The
people there are compelled to live in the
same town. with Ben. Butler, but they have
determined Co live no longer in the same
party with bim.-COurieT-Journa
The Brother Jonathan. a paper published
in New York ia 1861, contained the follow
ing item: "A Young swedish girl. Christine
nilsson. has been sent to Paris by the
Duchess of O-sgoIhland, to he educated at
her expense singer. in consequence of
the great beauty uf her voice.
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AUeusrA. Dec. E.--The election returns
confirm tile election OF Democrats TO Con-
xress from the First Third. Fifth. Sixth.
md Seventh Districts, with the chances in
favor of Lawton. DvTnocra !, In tie Fourth
District. The vote 10 very close as far a.
heard from.
Tn the second District the returns are
against the late Democratic incumbent and
- favor Of Wlitsly. Republican.
Tue Legislature will be largely Demo-
ratio. the returns indicating heavier gains
han were xpeefed.
The Rali..a' here coneeie that Georgia
las gone D mocrafic by 35 900 70 10000
rhus farorly tRo Radical state Senators
are known 70 b.. elected. and they are both
i.olored. The ID moerats have majority IN
10Th the Seuste aud House.
ATLANTA. December % -Thomas Speer
elected from the Fourth District To the
Forty second Congress, by live hundred
IN jnrity-
Long is elected to the Forty fir-t CongI ess
lnd il j. believed that Bigby, in the third
and Whitley in the second congressional
ii-Fricrs. are elected.
Price is elected in the sixth district By
large majority.
Etberr, White. Banks. Madison, Haber-
sham ana Franklin counties all give large
ID nucratic majnTities.
chief Justice: Brown has resigned, Ex-
Governor James Johnson. of Columbus. has
0ee1 tel- graphed for, aud will probably sue
coed him.
b. H. Hill Is ont in letter denying that
he wrote To Radicals fayoring KadicSlisul-
n seeking office.
WAsHINGroS, Dec. 29-Mrs. Belknap.
Wife OF the Secretary OF War. IL dead. She.
was Miss Tomlinson, of Kentucky. AMI
sister of Lieut.. ToInlin-On, who served ~
he Con federacy, a. aid to Gen. Sam. W.
Ferguson.
WAsHINGToN. Dec 29.--Gilbert G.. Fer
ris lat. Deputy Revenue Collector II The
hlrd Mississippi district. has b. en- arr sLed.
charged With representing himself AS a
Revenue officer after dismissal. u Whereby ne
- aimed money. also The embt zzleInent oil
$3.50 worth OF stamps
ATLANTA, Ga d cemher 29.-On opening
tlc b!Is received up u The 10th instant tnr
ht lease. of the Western ami Atlantic rail
oad the lease WAS awarded 10 the follow
ny: John T. KING, Joseph h Brown,
Aiexandcr ii. Stephens, John T. u ahi'
b iiiainin III. Hill. l. w. Cole, Richard Pr-
rrs. WIN. 4 J"hnsun, VIM. >. Holt. A.
Whitr, G A MiCting. B'.nj May, +. Waits
neidrf, w. G.. Morrill,, Simon Cameron. ii.
j kimbalI George Cooke. Thomas A. Scott
VIM. T.. Matthew. Wul. Il. DcnsmOIe. III. b..
Pant. Tnilna Allen and their associates.
making in all tw enty-three. Other buds
were made, but the parties fail To- comply
:, It'll the Law, witch requires the rendering
Of tiiclemt security. Tins successful compa-
nv j. one al the strongest ever formed in
lie South. and the Shareholders represent
~ their own light over ii Teen million dol
lars Ex- Governor Jo-rpn + Brow n resign
"a hi. uliice a. Cuief Justice OF Inc Supreme
Court before putting in Il bid. and has beef
unanimously elected Pre-ident of the new
company Lo whom the road was leased.
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The farm.
D1vEnsIp1cATrox OF FARMING INDUSTRY.


The commissioner of Agriculture, in a re-
cent report, ecomIit nds that tie farmers %
the country diversity its agriculture, a d
nIeans OF correcting he Inequalities now
50 common. There are aI~ay exceptional
wears. those in which some par ocular crop
" III TAM Ia certain tXteut, causing a scar
citS aud high prices. Hign prices usually
stimulate over-pruductIon. aud the coh>e
qu,Hces l.. low pricces Tor two or three
ears when tine Industry Is directed into a
new emanuel, To run through similar cy Gle.
fake tire south as an Illustration. Its III
du-tTy ha> ia thu main been directed int"
one cnanneI-coIton. The South would b.
>Lron ger, more independent, 10 diversity its
agricultural labor. AL the West there arr
>casuns when corn is the exclusive crop +;
others when the same is true OF wheat.
NV, If there were more discTiInit alton Ia
The matter, the farmer in the long run
would be the gamer. Prices would be more
regular. and there wuuid not tie Dali the OPP
t,nrtuulUy Tor speculation that exists now
\ variety of crops " III tquallZe pro tuctiOl'
ear by year; il in one season one product
is scarce. there viii be something To take it,
placr. Agriculture, Jo be successful. needs
\ discliuIna,l I've Judgment AT the helm.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of Deed Of Trust executed by
ID J. O. Stevens the l4th Jan, A. d. 1856, 10
secure to James w. Melton, Administrator OF
J. I. Melton, deceased, the payment Of q debt
due by said Stevens and John x. Lambeth,
deceased, amounting 10 Sl4, 026 81. in Eve an
nual instalments, as follows: 81 S01 n due
and pay abie on the first day Of January, 1851,
and the like SIN due and payable the lsr
day of January, A. u. 1858, 1863. 1870 and
1871 respectively-the four first instalments
being now past due-which Deed OF Trust is
recorded in he Office of the Probate Clerk OF
Madison county, NJ ssissippi in Book of Deed
O., on pages las and l46.
The undersigned Trustee in that behalf will
offer and expose to sale TO the highest bidder
for cash, before the door of the Court House in
the town of Canton on
Monday the l9th day Of December, 1870,
the following tract or parcel of land, with all
and singular the sppurtenanccs and heredita-
ments thereunto bel Dging, or in any wise ap-
purtaining, or so much thereof az may be nee
essafy 70 pay the installments now due to-
wit: The southeast quarter and east half OF
~outh-west quarter OF section 10; the east half
Of southwest quarter and the south halfOf west
half of northwest quarter of section IL the
northeast quarter anil north h fof east 'fof n.
west quarter section 10 lot No. 2 section %,
all in township Z, range z east, situate, lying
and being in the county of Madison and State
OF Mississippi, and containing six hundred
and seventy-seven acres, more or less
The title is believed TO be good, but will
only make such title as is vested in me by the
deed of trust.
RICHARD COOPER, Trustee.
Oct. 9th, 1870
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HOMICIDE AT CLINToN-We learn
that ON Saturday evening difficulty occur
red at Clinton, in this county, between .
white man. named n ID. Scales. and ne
grn. banned Eugene Wilb"urn. durin:
which the former was killed ny the lattet
IL appears that Mr.. scales had accused th'
negro Of riding his horse on recent occa
sion without authority. the negro retorres
by calling him liar. Mr.. Scales strucl
the negro in the face when the negro knock
ed Nj. 5. down, AID a. he rose from tie
ground stabbed him in the breast with a
long sheath knife. killing him Instantly
The negro was arrested but was Afterwards
released on $500 bond, We learn there va,
much indignation on the part of the peopl'
ar tile course OF the officials in releasing him
The negro was one of Aleorn's constable
Mr.. Scales had two months ago ia ,ured hi
life in the Continental. He had thus, bf
timely consideration aud iOrethought, pro-
yided for his family in their sudden aud un-
looked for bereavement aud deprivation.
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THE subscriber offers for sale the above seed
Il the present years product from seed i'm
ported from David Dickson. of Sparta, Geor-
cis The price OF seed saved from the first and
2ud pickings will be two dollars and 3 half per
bushel. or two dollars tor amounts over twenty
bushels. There will be limited amount above
nv own wants of seed that have been selected
again as improved seed, the price OF which will
be "a per bushel. The later pickings. Of which
there viii be large quantity, can DO sold Tor
one dollar per bushel.
Parties ordering seed from distance can
have them forwarded from Summit
This variety of seed is twenty dayslmore for
ward than any ether variety-gi-es a much
larger yield and turns out more lint cotton.
Apply to me directly, or 10 J. \. Atkinson
s Bro.
WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
Summit, Miss.
unvI-5-s
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A LREHH ARI.E FEMALE ENSrH-
IA TGTE,
CHART OTFFSVIITF VA

JoHN HART. VI. A Principal, Mathematics.
Natural science and Latin.
Rev. JoHS l.. Johnson b. A Modern
Languages. Literature aud English Lam
guage.
NV JOHN c. Lone, A. M, Moral Philoso-
ply.
& : MORGAN. ESQ History.
Miss BETTY BkoCKMAN, Assistant in Col
isgls-t- Department.
MISS MAMIE l.. COLEMAN, Preparatory
Department
Miss MoLLsE ALEXANDER, Music-vocal
and Instrumental.
Drawing, Painting &C., are also taught
The session of lS7O-7l, begins, Thursday,
September l5gh, lSIU, and ends June 10th, 1871.
Is auty and healThfulness OF location, extent
aud thoroughness OF the course OF stud Y, COM
Portable and homelike character of domestic
school tor young ladies who wish 10 be well
educated. The charges are moderate. For all
needed Information address the Principal, at
Charlottesville, Va.
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FOR SALE.
THE DESIRABLE PLACE known as
Il Centrai Nurseries, one mile from Jack
son. Mss, well suited TO the production of
Fruits. Vegetables or Dairy. Contains fifty
acres, twenty enciosed) small dwelling, and
good out-houses, TWO cisterns, 6ne young orch
ard ana variety OF small fruits. A bargain
may De had IN the place, If early application
is made TO the undersigned.
Spell AL NOTICE--Owing TO removal to
Memphis, Tenn. offer some bargains in Fruit
trees, Vines, Plants, &c, for limited time
After June LIST, / shall be pleased 10 fill all or
ders for nursery stock, from our new estab-
lishment in Memphis.
A. L. HATCH.
nov1l .swst-w6t
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Ole dolctliIp GIariOn.

We learn that difficulty occurred at
Crvstal Springs on Saturday right between
the negro city marshal Hall, and party OF
young men at that place. during which tn,
negro. Hall, was shot and killed by whit
man named Garraway. Garraway has lefi
for parts unknown We have no further
particulars.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-05
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFsTYLRygu
QUEEN S DELIGHT
OAKLAND COLLEGE,
CLAIBORNE co. MISS

CLAlBORN co.. MISS
The next Session Of ibis Iustir'ss
gin on the last WEDNL5phl
Of September 1917
THIS College Is now fully allfa
Il wants Of the country. in hr.rf t
20 receive students Of every gFl1e q. t-.-
ment into the following department.
lst. The Regular Collegiate Dgparn'.
bracing full course OF stldy Y F-s
"a. A Preparatory Department f1r '..a.
all ages and degrees ~ adyaneenea
81. A Commercial Department IN
studeut b. taught Bookkeeping a-
familiar with all business forms ~
mercinl Correspondence
4th. In orderto secure fne physical 4''
mont, power Of endurance, hlI p.
manly bearing and 20 further N.
discipline, n Military Dcpar'mfa
been organized. Every student
tocomply with the requirements E, "
partmeuL.
Total expenses need not exceed
dred and twenty-five dollars 10Y eh.H
ot forty weeks. ..t.l
Parties interested are resrec'l.' ~
20
Rev. b. VI. Palmer D. D. ~. d.
leans, La; Rev. Th0s r. Mlfeh
leans, La; Rev. II. N. Smith. y. ~
leans. La Rev John Hunter j " ~
Miss; Hon. +. u. Farrr. ktcktlt'
Hon. G. J.. Dubuiss0n. laE01 tiy
vens0n Archer, Grecnville. MSS
stratton, ID. D., hatcher. Miss ...lr'
For catalogues and ull iniormal or.H
REV. g.. S. ROJDEb. H
Aug22w3m R'dae'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-05

State Of Mississippi. Supreme Court, October
TERM "A. d. 1870. Monday, Nov. Z, 1870.
ORDERED at this t;rm of this Court, the
~ Docket of the Ord [Northern) District be
taken up, and the cases thereon called on the
lsl Monday, the 1nd day of January, A. D.
1871.
A true copy from the minutes.
ATrEsT: JAS. u. MCKEE,
nov lsw4t Clerk.
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Engine for s..le--A Grcaa bargain

THE LARGE ENGINE in Machine Shed OF
l. State Fair, Is now at depot awaiting re-
shipment The owners authorize me 10 SELL
The engine 10 l2&2O; cylinder feet; 10 inch
band wheel; Two pumps governor. steam
guage, whistle, heater with usual sgeam,wate
fl. dues, 4 IT. 6re-box, and wall stand q test
200 lbs. 70 the inch, hydraulic pressure. The
engine 10 worth at the factory. &22O0; the
freight 70 jackson, cost 500. will sell, CON-
plete Is il stands, for S2l00 cash. or it's equivs-
lent in sixty or ninety days acceptance.
Address unsil December 10Th,
J. i. POWER.
Nov2o-2w. jackson, Miss.
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GUNNER INSTITUTE,
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN-ll MILES FROM SuUQUALAK,
NJ e O. RAIIRoAD

This School, having all the advantages Of
School and College, with none of the 0isad-
vantages of College life, will enter upon Its
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERN,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1870.
Boys prepared here bore off the first honors
at every University, where they were present,
North and South, at recent commandments.
Make early application YOU will not oh
obtain room, Sixty-three students were re-
fused las, session for want of room
Young men preparing for teaching never
fail obtain first class situations, without
trouble, when they attend our instructions.
Let TO one leave home without securing
place beforehand.
Charges
Board, Tuition and Washing, for %
weeks Sl25 90
Payments must be made in advance
Send for Catalogue Address,
TIlOS. >. GATIlRlGIIT,
Principal,
July Is, 1S7Otf Gholson, l.. o., Miss.
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE of a deed in Trust made by
ID Thomas j. Holmes, dated the 4th day of
May. 1856, to secure certain notes therein
specified, one due Thornhill & CO., for the sum
OF thirty-three hundred and three 9l-100 dol
lars, dated jackson, Miss, February ID, 60,
and due two years after date, with interest
from date at ten per cent. per annum; also a
note due John " Robinson, for eighteen hun
dred aud eight seven S5-lD dollars, dated
February 15 1866 and payable two years after
date, with interest from date at ten per cent.
per annum. said deed recorded in Deed Book
No. 20 page go; also deed executed By said
Holmes dated 9Th day of March, 1868 TO Sc
cure note payable to Robinson, Stevens 4 Co.,
dated january -. 1868, for the sum OF one
thousand and forty-one 33-lO0 dollars, with
interest from date at ten per cent per annum
till paid. | will proceed to sell at public sale,
to the hi CHEST bidder for cash in front of the
Capitol in the city of Jack son, on the I'D day
OF December, 1870, tosatistv the same, the iol-
I,win q described lands: South = OF section
IL, NV = aud \ of II = and the W y of ;
= of section IA, e y of = ande q OF Sc =
OF section Is and so much OF the "a OF the sw
= and o; the e1E OF the neN and OF the seq Of
section a. as lies north Of the jackson road
and so MUGS OF the " y OF the nw14 of section
Is, as lies nvrth Of sad Jackson road, contain .
ing 1919 acres more or less. All being in
township ., range l. west, in the county OF
Kinds. The title to the same is supposed 10 be
good, but L convey only the title vested in me
as Trustee,
WM II. ALLEN,
Trustee.
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CtRcuir CorEr or fai, /.
Southern DIstTlci W

CIRCUIT CorEr or Ia'Vt
Southern Disulc.
HAIL & ePEAn, 81 ALL ysaI
Va. hlhiA
Z. Y. MAHoENE, ct al
DY virtue Of a decree in the ho.
ID will proceed 10 rent, for ihe III I.
the highest bidder, In front Of sa9.t
In Jackson, Miss, on Thursdh3 ~ Htf
cember, 1870, ~ ~ o clock. a. ~ z h'
Home Place, the Whitaker plA. DO
county, aud the Washington eoul Jsr
ton, all belonging 10 the eala'
watson, deceased. ...trr 7
Notes payable on the LEI uees ,,sar
With undoubied security VII =, .I'd %
Parties expecting 10 rent Any 80 tsta
places, m o. come prepared p
on the spot ,..~n 81
Further particulars mhde
above time and place. pser.fi
d JAMES D. sTEWAhL' '
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DIED.

In Jackson, Miss. December 2Sjh. 1870.
w ltie Andrews infant son OF II. Ii. aud
La "a, IltIr 5, aged months and l3 days.
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GRINDs ONE BUsHEL of Cool and FINE
MEAL in FORTY SECONDS.
STATE FAIRS. North and South. in the last
TWENTY YEARS especially the Louisiana
state Fairs of 1867 Is 80.
MILL STONES. IRONS. PICKS. and BETTING
for sale; Mills of all kinds repaired.
For circulars AMI Reduced Price List adj
dress. II. DUDLEY COLEMAN.
p. o. Box 29S. Factory and Office
No. 205 Tchoupitoulas street
N4U- Orlaaus