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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

George POrrher ". Michael conner
S.Nth !G>tvic: '"tIIt .or the sasi,ii OF orleans

E.Atl 4'l>lIiti sl" Aili 81 @iicdls
~. %.
ID VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT 0E PER: FACIN
ID :" iIis directed bv 'hr Honorable -. SKI
p.>.".t Court I"r the parrish orleans
:ac .,5"ve entitled '.It>", ! will Proceed 10
~ public auction. at the Merchant, and Am
t!"nc-G> Exchange, ROYAL street. between cana
;nh tu>tomlouS" streets. III tlI- So oni District
'hi- city, on TUESDAY . Fr.u i.Ir -. 1871,
t"r.v' "clo'a NJ, iAe solloAir. desciIl.d prop
rI'v 20 wit
Az. TIE RIGHT. TiIiE AND INTEREST
'hr .i.'., ndhn' III ana certain lot ground
WIN Il. ~" budding, AMI improvements Thereon
situated III taubrul. Pti>.nc~. III this parish AM
stat. III ;he >'.Utv. bounded 10y shppcNI. Jersey
an! t'r.H' h.l-r streets sand Lori,an vt.ll. SAX
~ i '."s .nI'cd bN tn" number seventeen Aplx
d:.AN "N " il!laM /. Thom,."u late surveyor.
Jan'.aTt =. 1913, deposited as plan No. Is. III tn
"ifI. "i J. K. Beard, lat. NOTARY public Ill ss .ljI
>.;J 81 measures thirt'-.w" 'ttt tYnn' vi arrse
street i.v hundred ;.iii :Ne!.. v-l.,,r fs.'
i:'''~- II ,I'-rt!. between uAr.c. '1ts A1erlcs
Hit,,-;Itr.
y Zee! ~ t1!s allow. .uit.
X.r;Ms-.ssis .n the ..,,s.
q. =. >AtViSE:
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v. =. NNFEICsT,
ft'y'inl!y Shtrlff ~ the Parish .. CrIean


Frank McEmany ~. Patrick Nrt:uiu-
sixth District Court tor ;h- parish -. oceans
Pi VIRTUE OF WRIT or FER f.CIA
ID III favor "i Patrick NcNama:a, in h.~ .apaclt
"i'riatoI OF the estate "f j. W. M"Enany deTecte
! hr fne Honorable the sixth Di,tr:,t.. Tor In
! parish "' Orleans in IN. above entitled cause
| Thomas j. MaNwrH, late Sheriff and .y .,.i lat
>Heilii {" N" transferred. Wi! proceed +. SCI
'I"n i " hNrllan@" EoIal stree he'"c.. cans
| 81 this city, on SATURDAY. Frbru.ry D, 1871
lively" o.ioc. NJ. the fclo"in. ii. .ri'ei l.r..-r tt
I tO-NIt--
"a Lot OF GROUND. Together VIII N
buildings AMI improvements thereon, situated
fie first District ~ This city. in the sllasr !ainda
| ny Religious Richard, st. john. tin. Baptist am
Orange streets designated u. lot numl.y ;uu, ons
| plan drawn by g. A. Helin l,t.. .Irv.y,r Mod %
the thirteenth OF May 1883, and .icpo-i.-.l III tr
Office OF H. L. Crnas, lat" a no,av, pui.lir j., tbs
cN SAID lot measures twenty IA tee. 'front.' &C
il: hes and iiv. lines in lrpth.
:. ONE HALF OF LOr OF SROI' Nj eo.ethd
WIN an the improvements thereon SITUATED i'll th
Nnn> ii'uh"ur.. Fourth District y! .hi. city, 70
! square bounded by Felicity, II. Michael Az.c aud
-. Mary streets, measuring thrty-iye teet 81
inches anu ~" lincs front on Felicity stree. hyoR
| hundred ana tW.nty-sey.n t,cr ten i.rhe. and II
l'li", III ueiL' ~ per plan made low dliemec9uTtt
surveyor, ON the eighth OF De..mh,. 80. ana@
| po,i'"" III the Office OF II. :. t.Ias i.'e i. notaP
| public in this .ItN.
! Both OF the ahov. described yi-r.. OF .ror~rtl
Ytft acquired by defendant by pr,"l.-. from Jol'
httcii> as per act passed hcioi. element Brow
! 'l'" Il notary pnh. III This city. Oh ,Ie ;NsiA
sc'"nd OF July, 1854
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
rS SACvlSEr,
] la2i trl ) p Sheriff of the parish of OreanS-
Mary A.. Fisk ". Her Husband F.
fiSk-siSth District Court sor she VaIi''
Orleans, No. l21.
| Qi VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FlERI FACiAS. r.
- alimonN, ~ III" directed by the Honora"s
the sixth District Cont for She Parish of oreaays
i'll the above entitled cause, Will proceed TO sen
pubic auction, on tina premises hereInaHt.T
siSnatcd, ON SATCRDAI, February IL, 1871. at h'
past ten o'clock \. NJ c~
| THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFEIm
contained in the premises, situate No. Isl Vayr
street. in the First District OF this city, as PEI
| ventory. which may he seen in my office.
Seized i'll the above sun.
| Terms-Cash on the spot .
| G. s. SACYINET.
tcI ~ ID ShcVih OF the Parish OF OrleaHs
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B. Mr.. Thomas:
OF bill 70 be entitled az ~. ~ ::i."r-
,orate the Shreveport: and A:..a:...- Rail
-y:a0 Company.
By Nh. Jcnh>:
OF a bill to be entitled az 81: relative (.
fencing stock IA :le F.. Ward. ,.ysa %
East Fchciana.
By Mr.. Ncar.!:
OF a bill 70 hc emitted ~ AZ: :. ~. .::.o-
cate the town e: Bay,. ",,.a.
Bv Mr.. Anderson:
Of bill to be entitled Az 49,; :.ncn:
AID re-enact an act cl'..."l -. az. :. re-
move the Instructions a "a. Bavu: C"..-
.ab.eau." approved Mare. =. !>'..
INTRODUCTION o: Bills.
The to!lowin. blk. ve:. ..::u,;:.c.,; :,y
unanimous consent:
By Ny. Butler
= bill to -. rn.i:i.,. ~. 80: - u.,j'a.c
'Lsle pract;c. %! The paris. counts y, ease,
whe,c the amount n controversy = 'noT"
Khan :wcnt y-!iHc dollar. and less than on"
tiiHd!"d dollars. and I" fix the comprise
tion Of parish judges. s..,.:.- a".i cr:..'. i!",
- such eases.
Passed ii. .i,,: reading.
TIE constitutions. yl.. va. ih.L sis
.,eudci ~ :. :oui fifth. affirmative y... the
bill pu' on it, second reading. ali !: tr::c,i
80 the Committee on Ju.i!c..:y.
u. Nix. .+nd.I>on:
:, bill! :. !e sn,...c.: "a 80: -: IT,. relic.
s. : l.. Jewell.
Passed IL ,rs, reading.
Ihe constitutional M. va. :'.n SIS
pended nv !. !our-.iitn. affirmative. vote
She hill pi;: on il, second reading. ans. H.
.erI.c 20 III. Committee o.. Claims.
~ Mr.. Todd
4 Dill 10 nc entitled AZ act maxim. an .,,.-
preparation to purchase tie records. >ui-
~cr, and other archives of land titles. and
Of :he Colonial History OF Louisiana. with
tie indice. and surveys OF the SpaniSl.
Surveyors Generals of Louisiana, Tru,lcaul
and P!ntado. now III the possession o. John
Livingston.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule wa. then kus.
peIfded by four-iiiths affirmative vote,
the bill! pu. ON its second reading, and
referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
The followin. bills were introduced,
according to previous notice:
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J. Lorenzo EarbO ". Mount Olive Bapti.
s'..l!r.I OF New OTlran--FuNI'h DIst."s curt
l"r t.Ic parish OF Orleans, No. 2i.3Di.
ID VIRTUE OF \ WHIT OF FER! iACIAS
~ rrctcd bv tie Unori Die the foGtl DIS
tr;"' Cont the parish ot Orleans. the ABOVE
- cause. y Ill proceed f. sell. public auc
ton, ~ he Merchants and Auctionccr-' EX'lIange
Rol Al street. bet WrcA Canal and FiStomEOIse
streets N HE. second District ct this 'It- on
SATi .sDAi. March II, 1871. ~ twelve O'Clock NJ
thr f,lI0Wiu. described property. to Wit
ON: LOT OF GROUND, with all the buildings
thereon situated IN the >Iibtrb East Bou!i ,ny ii
tn. sixth District OF New Orleans, square num-
Der .Nrut ,-rwO. which Is bounded By Ly. Oak
NaTr;IGo, Magazine and tonstantinopic streets
dt-i grated by tine number three y sketch
i<s.. J. C.. and annexed to an act OF deposit
passed before James D. August III notary public in
IN, city az New Orleans. on the twenty second iav
OF iiar.!. 1853 Said lot number three measures
tV-ity-nin9 feet trout Maren.o street BY a
depth 81 one hundred and twenty feet between
pa; .li- Ines. Being the same property arG,:Ired
by sad defer ldant by purchase from Charles WASH.
ingtnn, per act passed before William pisfo
notary. dated the tWcntv-ti!st of S.utem!Er 1870
S..lz-t! i'll the above suit.
'.e-,ns-Cish on tn" spot.
{. : SAt'NiNE'r.
II p, III yD rI.
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OFFICIAL. JOUEN AL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

T. X : ~ = l.. : = q :.
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SHERIFFS SALES,

Francois Ducom W.. Jean Marie rhro-
I,rr MicIon-Fourth District Court lor the
| parish of Orleans, No. 2iyIz
! DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
| d 70 me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
| District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in
the above entitled rause' 1 ~. will NJ proceed e
and Auctonccrs' Exchange, Royal street between
Canal and Customhousc streets. III The second Dis
trlct o: this city, on SATURDAY., aaIrn u 1871,
AK Twelve o'clock ~. the iol.O"in. desc ilb-d prop
| cry 10 wit
! LOT or GROUND situated in tll, Second Dis.
! tric: OF this ety. square bounded by Bourbon
30, a. Bi-rvic ana Cont streets, measuring about
sent ~ hr..r feet four inches troEf Oh bourbon
..r,tt on about one hundred and 'went seven
| t.", IN depth NOR. ork.'s, t"@rthcr with al the
| d.. .iuYws and improvements thereon, incl aiding
! IL. bakery and thr Kitchen ANA elise thr ovens
thereon Nud all the rights, privilege. an' -crvi-
tuir. thcreunt" belonging. "ith"'' "hf reservation
ore Ecrpii"n.
Beng ia. sam" pr"rl'y .rV''i'rd hf defendant
| by purcha>. from plaintiff per i"' pissed before
an Wagner lat" notary public 10 this city, Oh
..r fourteenth Of january, 1851:
St.iA,',i in the above .lIit.
'rrrin.-I Ia cash for sufficient .'noi:n' 20 paw
r.ltti'Is' claim ti.r OF six thousand six
hGrl.i ani sixty-,iN dollar. and -i.ty-,ix and
t,n-tI.lrI. cents t>t,Uto co. with interest Id
un 1873 80 =. -. six pc. zen. per ,nnum from
III fourteenth of january. 1861. 20 the Fourteenth
January, I'70 and thereafter AZ eight .~r cent
~. amman 20 the I,y OF sale.
on - i3I 30 81 siN per cent pc' "1i'"'" from
'i .n'!It.en' Of January, 1861, =" Tive f'.rte.Ah
J;utAr, !3.i .n'i tl"r"at'r', ~ r..h' - selt
-.s .uHlim till the d.y OF eal..
snI costs OF >'il'.
The. purchase. to a.-uni. -. t' .x'sst OF the
.,n.,1t ut hi. bld,. 'h' payment "i 'wU pronis,
>l.y fut. secured by mort gag" ON SAID pruprsy
dated January IL 49,. draw. BY the ari,.nant 70
!i..",u ogt.r. and y, him inloi,rd ~a'. Tor the
- 81 l.}JHj 81 :. PAYABLE respectively I'VE and
* y-at. .t., t.Ht, and h...i. interest - six Ne,
pc. .Iiim rom dat. III maturity, aiI there-
after II. eight pea. cent ne! ..n,:n t.on ai.1 Ina
tEtt'v iii PAID.
Au,i ,llc balance. %! III. ..a- .: ..: ."cioa
{. al cash "u the spot.
o. : >.I'iNFr
- yS mail Shr,ifl o' 'h6 parish ~ Or cans
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Ameracan Insellsae nce.

.OHA.aIEsToN. May 13.-Arriyed.-
gohoonere Harriet O. Sheppard, Now
Hogh;; 8. L.. Russell. Philadelphia.
'Ea OHARLEsToN; May 13.-Arrived--
stealners Falcon, Baltimore; Georgia,
New York; barks Ranger, Gloucester,
Mass; Carmen. Santiago de Cuba;
sohoonere Lettie Wells, New York; A. j..
Falcon: Providence; Lucy D, New Or.
leans. aailed-steamers Virginia, Phila-
1elphta; James Adger, New York; brig
Isabella, BARCELONA; sehoeners T. Mo.
fiva, New York; Jesse Hart, New York: +:
Ann Miller, Boaton; Matt Bedell, Pc.
tonaao Rivor. -
ALBANY. May IA. .-Drs. Gray and Van.
derpool. who were appointed by Gov.
Hoffman to examine the prisoner Rulofr.
under sentence Of death at Binp.
hamton, have made report decIarine o
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Observation-Disclosures

S1HAHolhLANDyC DyCRMmERCIAl.. Z
OohunbR. S. 8. ,IMayf14 1saiss Il
cotton. yesterday, $50 bales-middIing
NEw S6aK, ! may 1sL on,,!!Aaold!
Governments and stocks strong and
steady. Mo6ey easy. Sterling un-
changed. Flour dull and decfinina.
Wheat quiet and heavy Corn yery Arm
Pork quiet, at III. O0{0f7.25. Cotton
ftm-uplsndn16 { z OEleans 1611; sales
1000. bales. z. Freights Arm, Snecia
shipments to-day 81, 900, 060:
z P. M-Cotton firm. aales 4 R65
bales. at 16. Flour dull nnd favors
buyers-common- to- fair extra g. e)(A
TO; good to choice 7.15@9. 90. Wheat
dull-winter red and amber Western
2.56@2.60. Corn. closed heavy, at 79(0
80. Pork quiet. at 17.0O@lS.0O. Lard
quiet kettle11l556 Freights very firm.
Money easy, at 3@4. with exceptions at
2. Sterling quiet and unchanged. Gold
steady, at l136@111S. GoSernments
dull and steady al day Southerns quiet
and active, with but little change in
price. Tennessees TO-; news7O. Yirgi:
nias 681f; lew7l7s.; Louisisnas 68J%
new 6lx; levess- 70; 5s 81. Alabamas
lO2; 5s 70. Georgias S5Lz; 7s 92. North
Gasoilnas 1;aso IN. ha'. IA 4; new 26 South Caro-
BAnT1MoRE. May l9.-Flonr quiet.
Wheat firm. Corn-white dull, at 740
IS; yellow 76. Pork quiet, at 18. 90.
Bacon steady-shoulders 731; hams IG(1
II. Lard 1l4@l2. Whiskey 92H@93.
Cotton firm and held higher-midd ding
l6>4(@l5} gross receipts so; exports to
Great Britain go; sales 450; stock SLIT.
LOUISVILLE, May 13.-Oorn 68. Pork
IL. Bacon packed shoulders 7 u: clear
rib "a; clear sides 81. Lard 1l1al215.
Whiskey quiet at 88.
CHARLESTON, May 13. Cotton strong
miiddling 10; receipts 5Sl; exports 2, 534;
sales 400; stock 17,1T5.
AudusTA. May 13.-Cotton closed
strong anti active, at 14a.I for Liverpool
middling; sales 780 bales; receipts /, 400.
SAVANNAH, May: 13.-Cotton frmer,
but NOT higher-middling 143z(015: re.
ceipts go bales; sales 700; stock 33, ,336.
WMM1NaToS, May 13.-Cotton firm -
mtddling I4a; receipts 20; sales 81;
!, NOZZLE. A1ay 13.-Cotton active and
hrm-m middiing 154(9l5h; receipts 3s2
exports 1o7; sales 800; stock rs. $40.
!. NEW ORLEANS. May l3.-Cotton active,
AuA .SSS-uiouiIuS 10HBI0lbLn; re.
celpts l. .43S; sales 1000; stock 143, ,lSS.
Pork dnll-mess 18. rs.
GALVESTON. May ID. Cotton strong
good ordinary l3; receipts $40; exports
2,377; sales 1,500;. stock 57,79O.
FRANKFORT. May l3.-Bonda 96Ts.
-. LONDON, May 13-Noon. .-Consols
3o2s. Bonds .3Gi5.
LIVERPOOL. May 3-Evening. Bonn
bay shipments to the 10Th, since last re.
port, 36. 600 bales. Cotton opened with
an upward tendency and is still buoyant
-npiands 7aas@7l.; Orleans 75a67s1;
sales 10, 600 bales; speculation and export
5000; sales for: Eahipboard af New Or
leans, 7A; Charleston and Savannah 7 x
for middliup. ifss5' y
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FAN MILLS,
GnA1s CRADLES
HORSE POWERS,
HORSE POWERS,

MOWERS, and all kinds Harvesting Machines
on hand md for sale q: lowest prices in the
market.
Wo cali special attention to our Horse
Power, which is the best power in uso and
not high priced With our experience in
planting, and the use CT agricultural imple-
ments and machines, together with our facili
ties for having goods manufactured, we claim
we can give lower figures, better goods and
better satisfaction than any other house in the
country. Send for catalogue.
April % LORICK i LOWRANCE.
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For Sale.

II. For Sale.
~ We offer the following desirable pro-
.salf THAT splendid family RESIDENCE.
WITH forty-two acres Of land attached, known
as the Walker Place" Several hundred
fruit trees OF the choicest selection now
IN full bearing. The lands ara comprised
OF highlands and meadow, with q bold free
spring not distant from the house. The front.
near four acres in extent, faceo on Upper
boundary, one OF our most pub!is streets.
ALSO,
That very desirable piece of property stu
ated on corner Of Richardson and Lumber
streots, running back to Assembly. containing
near two acres land. On the premises is a
lengthy brick store. say 200 feet deep. The
lot comprises ono Of the most desirable build
ing cites in the city.
a ALSO.
The Lot situsted on corner OF Richardson
and LAUREL streets, opposite the proposed
Court Eouse and Post ofioe, for whloh 356. 900
has been appropriated, fronting 90 feet on
Main street and 208 on Laurel.
II. O'NEALE 4 SON,
APrli ~ Cotton Town.
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@ / U-R: H O-U s e
Il. "a
= :,
TEE e o N e J
In this city to deal with

In this oity to deal with
We will, upon application, send PROMPTLY
by mall full lines Of samples Of those kind OF
Goods desired and specified by our friends
and customers. All orders accompanied bv
Dash anonnting to s25 and over. delivered Il,
Those unaccompanied, viii be sent @. q. Is.
We respectfully solicit orders, which will
receive the prompt and personal attention of
on one OF the firm. Our prices being low, we
us trial.
J. n. & III. l.. KINARD.
may COLUMBIA, g. @,
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

ESsAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. on great so
IL A1 oial evils and abuses, which interfere
the erring and unfortunate. dieeaeed and de.
bilitated: Sent In sealed letter envelopes,
Tree OF charge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
KY AID ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa Mayl4 9mo
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Attention, IntependsntsI

- THERE will be- a special meeting
.f2EA5s,- OF your Company, TOMORROW
HRS53ES Monday EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
Nks-s-Punctuai attendance il requested.
as fina! arrangements will be made for tho
excursion to Charleaton. By order of the
President. JOHN F. -SIJTPHEN
May 141 Spcretary nro fc,n
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OCR SAMPLE. BUREAU

Ia :'suceess,l and we are now distributing
Goods over the entire State through its
agency. The most careless observer cannot
but Gee tho great advantages to be derived
from dealing with live house, Like ours,
where everything is kept moving by system
and crder-where no extra profits are tackled
on to pay lille hands. OF oourse, we can and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive
proof ID. that We sell more Goods than all the
rest added together. That is tho proof.
Tho people know where to buy cheapest, and
let the stranger follow the great public. In
buying, LEI them follow those who know
April -
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Notice.

@ Notice.
A LII persons are hereby warned from enter
~ ing upon the plantation known as s'Tren-
NOM d. Persons violating this notification
will be dealt with as trespassers
May 143 LEVY & MTKErr
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THE most complete in variety and quality
4 IN the city. Spring goods for boys and
Skipping Ropes, Croquet Sets, Hoops, Blow
neleon. Spring and Fancy Tops, Dolls IL pro pro.
fusion, dressed and undressed, Fancy Boxes,
A large and varied assortment Of pnro Can.
dies, manufactured daily. Cakes of all kinds
fresh made: every ay. French Bon Bons,
0rystailized Fruits. Chocolate, Nougeat, Lon.
don Almonds, Cream Dates, &c. Canned
Goods, fulr supply. Jellies, home manufac.
ture from pure fruit. Foreign Fruits aud
Nuts, Almonds. Raisins, full line English
Crackers, Albert Biscuit, genuine.
order, with Cake, Ice Cream, Lemonade, &c.
Gall at McKenzie's Confectionery and Toy
Store, Main street, near State House. and be
convinced that our assortment and prices can
not be excelled. April 90
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Medicine for Children.
nIARRHGA CORDIAL for bad Bowels and
&c. An elegant medicine to eoothe and cure
Diseases or the Bowels. A real friend to
mothers and nurscs. Only as cents bottle.
For sale only at HEINITSH'H
May6t Drug Store
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WHITE HULPHvKsPRTN0S, :
GRFENB.RxER, .1VEST ,VIRGINTh.

f. LA Ad oO04 II OK IkANO6,
GREENBRxER,1 WEST VIRGINIA. 1.
HIHESB Springs, famous for their Alternative
u waters and Fashionable patronage, win bo
open on tue. 13T Of JUNE. They afford nc.
commodationB Tor 1000 persons. 1-2, M
The cars Of the chesapeake and Chic RaiIi
road run to the, Springs, Excursion tickets,
at low rates. will be furnished in the principal
citios. North md Seuth 4
These Springs are 1000 feet above tide
water. and the climate in which they are attn.
ased Is always cool and invigorating. affording
enp,re pre, renel rom Frustrating summer hesM
tI9t. Hosenberger's excellent Band will be
Room. :. - -.A '''AD "U Zen .
MasgpeIade and Fancy Balls during tho sea.
An & extensive Livory will be kopt at very
CHAnaEs.-s3 per day, and s75 per month Of
thirty days, Children under ton yeara Of age
ana coiored servants, half price; white ser.
wants according to accommc dationa, .
Pamphlets in reference to the medicinal
value OF the water, routes to the Syringe, etc !,
May 12 tlmo GEO. L. PEYTON l. co.
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BRANDIES.

BRANDlES.
x CASKS James Hennossy's d Drandenbure
= Freres BRANDIES, imported direct, and
ohered pure and unadnlterated. These com
PRISE vlntages OF 1885. 1858, 1860 and 1868
clude some Of the most famous brands as we'll
% sound loto priced goods. For sale by
march 25 GEO. SUMMERS.
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Excursion TO st. Auguesine and the s.
John River, Florida.

excursion to Flprida, arriving at Savannah On
Wednesday morning early. and remaining
there until afternoon, affording ample time to
visit guensventure and other points OF inter
est. leaving at o'cleckP. H.. will arrive at
st. Augustine Thursday morning, where a
most agreeable day may be spent Inspecting
tho ANCIENT Spanish fortress, the Cathedral
and other relics Of the first settlement on the
continont, i'll sailing on the bay or visiting the
Leaving St. Augustine on Friday morning,
ING Dictator will pass up the st. Johns to Pa.
iatka, by daylight. stopping at all points OF
interest, thus atfording rare opportunity Of
t:tul Of Southern rivers.
;, Returning, will leave Jacksonville Saturday,
fcrnandina the same afternoon, arriving at
savannah Sunday morning aud Charleston
Sunday evening.
Faro for round trip sis. No extra charge
for meals or statefonmh
hiay3I RAVENEL & CO., Agents.
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Hot Springs, Bath County, Va;
THIS renowned Watering place will be
4 opened for the reception Of visitors
Its waters are celebrated for their CURATIVE
VIRTUES in tho treatment Of yarioua diseaaea.
such as Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Torpor
OF the Liver, Chronic Enlargement OF the
Liver or Spleen, Chronic DiarrheA or Dysen.
Affections OF the Skin, especially OF syphiiitic
orlGin, Chronic Diseases of tue Uterus. Xc.
Ih9 Baths vary In temperature from s6e to
Board $500 per. day. $40 90 pc. week, s75
Telegraph Office ut tie Hotel. 1a-t.a
Prof J: l.. CADELL, NJ. D., OF tho University
OF Virginia. Resident Physician. ~
THOS. Il. PRICE & co.. f.
8. G. TARDY Il CO.,
May Il t9 Proprietors. Richmond, Va.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-14

The bcst place to get q cool summer drink
is at PoLLooK's
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BEST 1l'|'|E: CIR AIDES
EVERY! EVE ''1' CLASS OF GOODS,

From the lowest to the highest, and we feel
that all those favoring us with an
order from q distance will be pleased and
satisfied chat f'-'''' -. e' -''1u
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

should be restricted, only so many
kept rs will sIbservc some useful
purpose. Ii it is advisable to take
pains to improve the stock of horses,
cattle, swine, sheep and hens, attcn-
ton should be psid to improving
barn .dogs by. iudicious breeding.
The system OF breeding dogs now
permitted in the country insures the
porpctuation Of all the bad and of
none Of tho good qualities of tho
race. The farmer who can afford to
keep thoroughbred horse or other
farm animal, can afford to keep
biooded dog of the most approved
breed, it indeed he finds it to his adj
vantage 70 keep dog. Dogs TO be
OF any use, or to be the means of any
pleasure, should receive judicious
training as much as 4 horse; and it is
really astonishing to see how little
pans are taken TO teach the animal
which is the most docile and the most
in the society of man. AS a rule
they get their education, where
street boys 10 theirs, by associating
with the most dcpraved and vicious
of their kind Prairie Farmer.