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N1oRTHEASTERN9 RAILROAD CON
IN, {: TI.i! . fam PANYG aii7.CSA g.it

auCHIRLBTM. g. June 8, ls72

.12.; .;lfJWGTAuCHIRLEsTUN, g. g., June 8, 1877.
Trains will leave charleston DAILY at l916 q. n.
and S.00'P. n. ,rro.....,
frsiR does nov leave Charleston 500 H. SUM-
DkYB. 80 - - :. 1850, car,ac
tion to New York, via RcntnSnd @ .Int ana Acqoia 1
1Psssengers leaving by, 500 p. NJ Tratb have
choiee Of Route, via Rlcnmoud and washington,
or wa Portsmouth and Baltimore. Th0se leaving
FRIDAY by This Train Lay yyeEion spnpAh ia w
n.Ioio n1Y IN wilminason!N S :ha1Tdn' 3l'
This is tho cheapest: quickest and most pleas.
ant route 70 cincinnati, chicago ana otaeI p2inss
West and Eorthwest, both Trains omaKIng Soa, y,
nscfions asI washington with Western frainsi 0
Baltimore ana OHIO hai'oa :. ]. 8. soLoMdNs; g.
Engineer and Superintendent.
,P.L. .OLEAPOR, Gen. Ticket: Agent. xmagsl
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MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REfINIRG COMPANY.

REFINER
oAmberDn added Any change
up sss
sau,I
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.HailrDaolass:. j..
CoUTH CAROLINA, RlknRoAD:.0 :
EQs1aE 9a !,

EXCURSION TIOk ETS TO Grsehvill6, oknderson
and WalhaIla have beenput on sale TODAY, and
will continue on Sale until ist September. !..GaJ
Good to return until lst November. z i. 9e2
Baggr &c checked tRrp93h. l..l,.:.S 900 Z;
= Prtcs to Greenville and Return SIT go. riuS-E
- Price 70 Anderson and Return $16, 20. niy
Price TO Walhatla and Return $40 so. ns1 ~. -,
Price TO SpartAhburg and Return $l6 80. ~ 81 81
!" Excursion! Tickets alsot en.isaie 30 Z uatoosa
Springs (Ga.)-price $24. Il
nh. above Tickets ON ssle at the Line strest
Depot, and at the Charleston Hotel
~ .'B. PIOKENS, (ffm-yui A. L:,TYLERS
1uni. ~ 1a0,T. A. II ~ nNice,Pr President
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4u1n, James
Reuter-. Johana
Reikoh, F G
. shack
Richardson,
Hardiime
Riley, = W B
Rodgers, p D
RoIies, Snad-
Runkle, ] II.
Ryan. Michael
S2oltu5, Robert
ohRrlocE, Geo
schroeder, Jno b
Scott, Andrew
Scnrleber, VIM
Schwartz, Nor
ris
Schsrner, F W
S5arner, Friede-
rtc
Seeberger, A
Sevla, henry
Semken,, Ger
hard
Sey,noure, Sam
uel
Simms, Chas o
Slmons, Camp
bell
Smalls, Thos F
Sonl, Johann
Soutnard, Hen
ry
Strether, Calvin
Stewart, James
l.
Stewart, T Mc0
Tay l0r, Geo
ralley, B
Terrie E L @
rhans, 8
Togneri, @
Wardel, Jno
Warre0, e w
West, Jhos q
Wtldnagel, A
wi keri.on, Jas
v lIkersun, H
.SiI.ams, .Thos
vi iams, Mar.
Wruams, q L B
Williams, Oliver
H
wilson, Henry
Winkler. W A :,
Wtse. Richard
Wltselle, J War
ing
Wolfe, 8
Cha!les
.uuderlicn, /, @
n
Zacharlas, Sellg
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Gnmmer Resorts.
VTHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, -

aarrnpR1ER Wv COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
,.-,,,s for their. ALTERATIXE WATERS and
anspIe patronage are now open. they are
asn saet above tide entire rellet
1rom nrostrsting summer heat. Capacity for TWO
nSSs11esFss per dsy and Ssoper moatnof thir.
ty days, GEo hfEi1oNp pconri:;o,s
msy29-wfm8 ftopfiVeto'', pVee
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MINIS LIST.

Alden, LDEs'::
Asthelm, @aa
8. q O 49,.
Ba X, Jos So
Berry, Henry =
Berry. Joe
Berry. VIM ~
Bergin, Jno
.Benlord, Capt b.
! Beckmsn, B r
Brady, Peter II
Drummer, 'Jno
Henry "ar
Brock. Henry
BricKwedel, p N
Brald, J S.
Brown, Jno L
BroEn, Mr. ]
Brown. - Rev
|. Francis
Cannon, W ]
Gammer. is
Carney. John
Cassidey, Jas
Campbell, L F
Chapman, T
0hsmplin, II
Cole, VIM P
Costa, C.
Cooper, James
A
Gutter, b F
Dawson, Chas :
DAVIS, Moses
Delevt, o z
Desey, u
DIX N, Eddie W
Drsyton. r 8
Drsy on, Isaac
Evans, James
Flnlay, Thomas
Fordnam. d 81
Frazer, W NJ
Francis, B,idge
Frederic. tito
Funke, HlDrlch
Gddsden, jno A
Gardner, Sum
meisel
Gerg'nger. Geo
/ Ge,kin, John
Glbbe-, James r
Gibson. Rev E Y.
clover, Moses
Gourey, Jus
g eeland, E II
Graham. Il ]
Gray, Edward
Green, II
Greener, T E
Hawkins, Pink.
Ley
HanShan, Ralph
H"rcourt, Cros.
del
Hearnel. An.
drew W
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| Ahesrn, Oathe
| rine
| Ahrens, Jonani
| Aston, Sa' ah
| Amar, Laura
|.Ancrum, JuIia
| Ancrum. MIS-
| Julia
| Ancrum, Lucia
| Archer, Lizzie
| ArrlDgs, Hen
rtetta
Barre, Virgink
Barre, Virginia
| a
| Bailey, Fannie
| Ophel1a
| Bailey, Jennie
| Beulamin, Ophe
| lla F ,,.
| Bennett, Emm'
| Bentham, Ann
| Beths,t, Mrs
| L ZZie
| Blohme, Fran ]
| Rlohme MrH q
| Boggs, Celia
| Breln6hn, Meta
/ Brinton, Rose
| Brawley, Mrs /
Brown, Annie
Brown, Mary
Ann
Brown, Seleant
| Brown, Mrs
Isaac
Brown, Miss
(Care E II Nc
Pherson,
Buck, Mrs L
Burch. Mrs L =.
Burr ell, Mrs So
Bytnewood, Ise
bell
| Carmody, Mr.
Johu
Csson, Mrs Ed
ward
Curley, Sallie 4
Carrier, Sarah
Clarke, Maria
q ark, Mary e
Conlin, Mrs p
| Coleson, Grace
| Craig. Agnes
| Crawford, 3nl1s
CreedeMaggie
Lrim, Miss D A
| Drum, Mary
Jane
Cross, Annie G
Davis, Mrs
Isaac
Davis. Miss 81 4
Dalwick, Mis-
Annie E
Days, Phillls
Deasal. OarOnnt
Deneaux, Mrs '
| Doyle, Mrs Lion
gitude Lane)
Drat q, celia
Drsyton Elenol
| Drake, EaY
| DnnnenfahA,
/ Mrs. O
| Dun Miss III
| Edwards, Su
| sanna p
Elliott, Louisa
| Fabian, David
| ma, or tlortds
Farnus. Alice
Ferguson, Pat
l. 6oy
| Fickling, Mrs ]
| Nnlay, Rebeec;
| Fleu irg, : lila
| Fleming, Sallie
Fordham, Leno
Fogarty. Mrs
4 -C0Iu6uuS
Former, Jane
| Eoste , Mrs A l
/. Frssier, Rose |
| Furmau, Jane
| Gathers. Saraf
GailliRrd, Mrs {
i Galiyard, Liza
| Gsrb, NJ 8 A
| GeeIer, Hrs Su
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epd % Queen @ u Streets 10 on THUKsDAY next, the 18th
instant, at hal past 10 o'ciock, a.'... Z:
AN OF The FURNlTBEE; ;apd yotssr property ID
the Al!s House comprising the entire ou'n' o.
Terms cash. .s:.r,f.IE--.i3iiA1 aslniy13
ByGRUBBs q WILLIlMs,,.ssgz1g,Ggz gG
Real Estate Agents and Aucti6neefs,
i .:a. AND, YORK RIvER RAILROAD: s,,,,s 80 :
By virtueor Two deeds OF trust from the R:cn.
mond and York River Railroad Company 70 ths late
VIM. II. Macfarland and the UNDERMINED. dated
respectively the esh Of September lsseCandltbe
Lat OF January 1856, thei underagnedt surviving
trustees, Will, :on, n,GWEDNESDAYiJt Jthe .l4th daYof
August, 1877, at u n, at the auction rooms OF
Asssrs; Grnobs & Williams, Richmond. F!fgtnis,
SET me WRoIE H'i EaISE LINE OF RAILWAY Of tnesaia
Point, together with the Franchises OF the said
Company and t9e EsaPWsns hSms
led, Machinery y Tolls, Easements, and. every
other right, interest or estate conveyed BY the
said deeds exseRTg Tss saeses @a aR Y sGi1on
viii be DASH sufficient 70 pay al the costa et e1.
eculing The trusts Of gafd deeds; and TO pay the
interest on the bonds outstanding under the deed
Then credit un IL the1st Of: january ls!7sss!to
S48 900, with interest from the LIST or Jplli 1S1,
at the rate Of per cent per an1qn, payable
semisnnually, and then Cash sufficient TO pay
s dssa Sf sss as T
about $62000 and credit until the 1sG OF Jsna-
ary 1883 as to $500 o00 with interest at the rate
OF 8 per cent per annum from the!lst OF. July,
1872 payable semi annually, and them Cash sui.
ncienI TO pay theinterest due on the bonds or the
second class under the MORTGAGE OF ls8saioEe.
sad estimated ct about $165 900, and then q
credit until lst or January, 1871 aS TO 1000,
with interest. from the lsE or July ll872 at,the
rate OF per cent. per annum, payable semtan-
nually, and then credit until the 1st OF 9an1afg,
1880, as to the residue Of 3 tcn purchase money,
NUM- AS to'so much OF the purchase Hloney'as
may be applicable to the bonds. secured BY the
deeds OF trust Aforesaid, the shalDgtve
ihisbouds corresponding with the. bala outafaHd-
Ing bonds. and as so!rhe e5due!of slch p9re1aae
money!. the purchaser shall ale hls eSaa @ or
trust on the property and franchlsea sold. -
Capitalists Ill take notice that the eaect'ofia
sale and conveyance by the undersigned will be
to exGinguish the Company Aforesaid, and mak6
the purchaser a,body corporate. sEor lurmer par
0ounsellors at Law, Rchmon& Va. .asgla "a
T. -, -. J.PRoSSER TaBB, aH: !:
.'7'. So 30 d" '7''." Surviving Trustees
~ Sale conducted by Nessrs. GRUBBs q
WILLIAMS, Aucu6neefs." .ui.So % ". 60
III q ! u
NOTICED DR0NDH0LDERS-
Holders Of the Mortgage Bonds aforesaid Will
report az once 70 Kessrs. PAGE -GMAuRYS Rich
mond, Va, the number Of Bondsheld bgshsm,
the deed ofrfrnst.by whiohotheN age,secaFed2the
amount OF each Roud and tho; o1nt ,qE interest
due. Holdera Of Detached Coupons @ wtlI repartas
above. 4 H .MAURY, n
10 ,as:;2 za;!.as.s: snpSiyna TqIspss.
s, : lt2
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WOMEN =. LIST.

General, Sarah |
A |
Geraghty, Mrs
Gibbs, Mrs Geo!
0lOver, Mary E
Glover, Harriet
A |
Goodwyn, Eliza
Goraon, Mrs Il
aoldon. Susan |
GRnIr, Lidda |
ant,Charlottel !
Green Tina
Gnmth, Mary ] |.
Hunds, Jane A
Harris, Isebela
Harleston, Di.I
Harrison, Elseyl
Harrison. Susan
Hennesey, Mrs
B. |
Hicks, Sallle |
Holiues, sallle |
hogan, Mra ] |
holloway. Kate
Hunt, Mary Ell
len |
Rumphrles, Mol.l
~ |
HuggIns Lucy.
Hunscum, m,Sarab
Aun
j JaCkSOu, Juud
Jackson, keDec
ca !,
Jenkins, Emily |.
Jer1do. Aunte /
lilies, Annie |,
ZONES, Tyrah |
J husOn, Julia
.s 80. Della D i
KyaR, Josenhine|;
Ladders, Mrs |
Ladstin, Venus
Lawt0n, Miss Al
Y !,
Luck, Mary |
Levy, martha
Ann 4
Linley. Julia y
Lindsey, Flora |
Lowry. Amy \
l. Lockwood, Mrs
Laura n |!
N abns, Mary /
Mcnamara, |
Miss L O Y
Martin, Rose III
u /
Mason, Mrs A Cl
Mathews, Miss |,
II ] |
Mazyck, Char. /
Melvin, Miss MI
r /
Meree. Matte I.
Merrlneld, MrsI
Maggie |.
hlchsels, Cathe.I
Miles, Harriet /
Miles, Margret
A |
Mitchell, Mrs /
benjamin |
Mitchell, Hager
Montgomery, |
Lydia |
MoIis,. Mrs B A |
Moler, Jane |
Nude, JUsephinel
MullingL, Llzzlei
Weston .Hi.l
Murpny, Annie
durTay. Eliza !
McAllen, Mrs B.l
McAllister. Mary
Mccall, Jo,e. !
phine 80 |
Mcclure, Mrs A
McOue, Ann |
Mcassy, Mrs |
McLain, Miss NJ
: ] |
MCMILLAN, Nary
N
Mcmillan. AnnieI
AcN smara, |.
6aggie |
Mcneil, Lucy
Ooerstadt, Mrs
L. |
. ...-............sl
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|O'Bryan, Julia
Perkins, Ren-
bin .
Perry, JAMIE O
Perry, Miss ] U
IPetrinovlch, Ly-
dla l.
Philips, Miss E
A
PURGE, Emma l.
Pinckney, Jane
PoinsetJe, Miss
II J
Polly, Julia
Porteredge, Lu-
cy
Former, Ellen
Palkins, Mary
Jane
Purvlk, Annie B
Read, Julia
Reed, Julia E B
Reeves. LoLtie @
Richardson, Mrs
D,
Rivers, Sarah B
koDbin8, VIZ
ginia
Robertson, Mrs.
Sarah
Robertson, Shar.
lOtLe
Rob rtson, Mrs
Jno F
Bobinson, Miss
ELG
Rogers, Miss A
l.
Roberts, Carrie
Rose, Mrs Jas L
Rouse, Sarah E
Russell, Ellen
Rutherford, Lu-
cy
Sanders, Ade-
Scott, Charlotte
scott, Susan
Scott, Preciuar
serRant,Mr Sa-
ran
|Sentai, Miss
Nancy
SilkiHs, Miss D
Slmons, Mary q
Simmons. MISS
Witty
Slater, Harriet
.mGus, Linda A
Solano. Ars } n
Solano, Jose
phine
Sparks, Annett
Stoll, n Julia.
steliiards, Ade.
line
stewart, Miss II
A
Stlmervack, Sa.
rah
Stlnson. Ida
stone, MISS q r
,uder, Miss g II
styles, Mrs John
tn ner, Annie
m mpson, Re.
becca
Toner, Annie
Townsend, Min
ME
Truce, Miss a W
.Vanderhorst,
Vapderhorst,
Ant0net.a q
Vauxhall, Violet
Walker, Mary
Ward, Mrs II e.
Warren, MAI
gret
Warren, Mrs A
Waring, Mrs
| Theodore
! iWAddle, Harriet
White, Lille
lWlIz, Lyddle
Wlglall, Mrs A
Wlokles, Mar
Williams, Bet
sey
Williams. Mar
ret oliver
W, dwrlghL
Dennis
Woods, Annie
Wright, GeUr.
gla
Yates. Susan
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Gran1 1ri3s .Distribut OH.
>, gsram6 1]ri3s Distribut on.
$1,OOO,OOO!
SECOND
GIFT CONCERT
INAID OF THE :
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,

fUDluC lADAShHA VI .AAGNAOOnA9
AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
By authority In the acs Of the legislature incor-
uoratinp The PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
the Trustees will give their
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT
In the great Hall Of the Public Library Building,
In Louisville, Ky ,on; =.
SATURDAY, sEpTEMBEs 2s, 1872.
lop, 200 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will he issued at $40 each; half. tickets, S.; quar-
ter tickets, 81 so; II whole llcketsrfor $lO0; 2s
for .66; 5s for $5oO l1s for $1,000 2Ss for $500;
676 for s5u00 No discount on less than $10o
worth Of tickets at time.
$500,000 in Currency
will be given 10 the holders OF tickets by dIstri
button by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as
follows: ,.uIf
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NE" Oh
INSUR.
No
THIRD

In ConfOrrni
leans Mutual
following sta
quarter endt
Fire premium
Marine pre- m.
River prenliu
Less uuearne
Less returne
Net cal
Fire losses.
Marine Iosse
River losses
Reserved Il
Losses.
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226s Grace Patrick, 315 Melpomene
2349 Green Joseph. 3l6 Melpo1ene
240O Griffin Allen, 2S2 melpomene
l474 Ciuntner Ham, ll3 Religious
3T3 Gonzales CaBinir, Terpsichore, between Ba
rome and Carondelet
536 Green William, lie Terpsichore
2O43 Galley Charles, 2I5 MelpOmene
IS Gibney James, 459 Melpomene
II3 Glenn Jeffrey, 400 Melpomene
421 Gabriel william, MelpOmene and Howard
1873 Godfrey Joseph W, l42 MeIpomene
1873 Goldsmith Louis, 1893 st Charles
PIGS Grant Madison st Charles and Felicity
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NJ L Il A vi ON,

MIR NON,
Denier In All Kinds Of Furniture.
NOS. 80, l0l and Ina CHARITIES STREET, Rev ar.
leans.
Has constantly on hand an assortment Of
cottage Bedsteads extra make. with{s ar-tneh
posts, with teasters BI2. A
soLld Walnut one-fourth marbno bureaus, $50.
Sohd Walnut Portable Armoirs, with wo draw.
ers in bottom $50. w ~" "'
Victoria Bedroom Sets in Walnut, Maho ganv and
imitation Rosewood ten pieces, s 10.
6pr1ng matffesae5 made to order, 1925 nd $50.
Rosewood, ten pieces at yery moderate rioes
Also, an assortment OfLo0king Classes at msder.
ate prices. faI0 ~
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FURNITURE,
ESTABLISHED IN Is4O.

fIsTABLISHED IN IS4O.
JOSEPH B. HUBBARD.
Corner of PerdidO and Rampant Streets,
Has on hand one of the most complete and beet
selected stocks Of Parlor Bedroom and Dining
room Sets offered in this city
Also all descriptions of low rTytca F,rri+,,rs Tor
plantation and family use. All goods pa cked with
care and delivered free of charge. au3I AM
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75s johnson Melton, So Marais
1851 Jackson WiIlia1n, 2O9 BieRville
1855 johnson Frank, BienvIlle and BASIN
1873 johnson Marcus. 26 Marais
i44l Jones George 100 Bienville..
1857 Jacquet Adolphe, 364 BienviLte
1916 Jones Randolph, 200 st LOUIS
1851 Jacobs John, 500 st Louis
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1858 Corso Casper, Dumaiue between Charities
and Levee
484l Casana B, go Charities
$50 Cooper william, Us Dumaine
$40 Uhfapella Octave 1853 Dumane
264I Coulsau John, l35 Old Levee
1925 Cozzo Antonio, 10 Dumaine
1896 Cumig haro SOnto, 10 Dumalne
4437 Cazula Michel 209 Dumalne
4485 Companella IOvani, q Dumalne
457I Carriere 0, 209 Dumaine
1892 Cuzesis Bernard, 202 Charities
1903 Cherri Louis, Maine and Derbgny
222l CaredO Jose 1877 Dumalne
2243 Cooper Henry, $50 Dumaine
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648 Doyle E, 155 Old Levee o,,.
1881 Donohoe Juny, Jefferson and Old Levse
1916 belmont Henry 224 Dumaine
1901 Dugue Arcade, DumaiRe and Derbigny
l746 Dorm H, 244 Dumaine
$50 Decker Ignatz, 1856 Charities
5O97 D.ttman Oscar L, 205 Charities
2479 Depre Gustaye, LIZ Dumaine
2699 Dubussin f, 335 Dumaiue
2898 Dry Thomas, 294 Dunlaine
837 Dubourge Eugene. 432 Dunaine
4l59 Deyine William, 10 Dumaine
1919 Dominica Osa, SO Dnmaine
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First WaFdS

saa Adams Jackson, 4cf CarondeieS
.3J AIlis ,ohn, 800 ITALIA er..
~ Allen Thomas, Idla4a DeTHeeb't 'dO'n'ss Pr
Annunciatiop
rini Andrews Charles 81 Eut2rpe
.N02 Alien Peter Thalia near TChonpfonlas
NO Anselm Frank, Religious between orange Snt
arr Alexander Grant, 2GO Mepomene
2O28 Adams John, Religious between orange SNf
Robin
'f8 adams Edwin, 3l8 Terpsichore
10 Alexander Thomas, 3OU Melpomene
III Anderson John w Melpomane betweeB Ia
Gonue and Dryades
252I Allen peuBis gao TerpsichogS
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Estrayed or Stolen,

From 'hc Q ddsnrs ~ Mrs y D. John,o
hve miIss ulrthurI NJ Sarlia. on fhe Us, Vt
ianuHrH uNt NUvSls CuIORED MARE
MULE ahl uNt BAY HORsg MULE both
medium .t1r A liberal fcwaad will he p1ii
fr me- i'It.rIy II sail malet VI for NORMA.
ton that VIII lend 10 their recovery.
l2t Ian e. r. WAIsOS. Safdp.
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filt 81 iho Ii'. WOMAN ebi'o h,f
huiurl a1s1u ~ way ~ hrr.
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iur No lookcd teJy plain, bnl
.,u'.un i lpltu bs bump fi.o 10
NY throat A. ! wat. hod her She
Wla trl mtt o la1oll but God bless
bet boss completely ln niIel in the
.''empt lice luHtb gel iuio the
position, but it u,t,r moved after
'IHt ave 10 draw down 90 the cor
por Jul QI.ycr,viilr hc blinkcd her
eyes $50 ia.t HAT ! suspect che only
caught occasional r.mp.cs or lie
broad huuIdorrd fellow Who elbow.
cd hl, Way ~ laI.iIy toward her.
And thru,a ~ he ircp close dad drop.
ped lIoso everlasting portnantcaus,
she iu-t turnod completely round,
with beer back toward him, aud GOV.
rrJj fDr ilcc with her hands. And
thus She was when The strong man
gathered her up in hiy arms as If she
aud been d baby, aud held her, sob
bing, to his breast.
There was enough gaping at them,
heaven Knows, and ! TUNED my cyct
away . moment, and | saw two bows
IN threadbarc roundabout standing
near, wiring their eyes and noses on
their little coat %lccves. and bursting
ont anew IT every fresh dcmonstra
ton on the part Of their mother.
When | looked at the stranger
again he had his hat drawn over his
cyc7; hut his wife was booking M ut
him, aud it seemed M if the pent up
fears Of those weary months Of wuii.
ing were streaming through her eye
lids.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect Fnf gafire rus

perfectly t%astelcss, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure of all
ofthe stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
nervous diseases, headache, constipn-
tion, cOstiyencss, indigestion, Dyspepsia, bill.
liousness, bilious fever, inflammation ofthe bow
piles, and all other arrangements of the
internal viscera. Warranted to effect n posi.
tive care. Purely vegetable, coutainin no
mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs.
A few doses of Railways Pills will free the
system from all the above disorders. Price rs
cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
Read "False and True send one letter
stamp to RADWAY & Co, No. 81 Maiden
Zane, New York. Information worth thou
sands will be sent you. ive-i
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Geo. Agenn, snnI saeiUo. Cal. ma n Cs-s-... .m
..
HAhLtoNe Scar Testimony to- sieiP
" snderfst Curative Enects,
Ano' sre no. . vie Fa cy Drh.<, Made Of Poor
.a"' Ws'skes, froe' spirits and Refuse
..s.s,s, "wo ." spmeo and sweetened TO please the
.s..rsra .oaSS' Appotizers' "Restorevs, Re,
"a. n.y. ppsro on 10 DRUNKENNESS and ruiA, but srs
"oue Meoioins, made from e Native Rcots apdHerhs
.tosn'"nia reo from all Alcoholic Sfisaxa
innts. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURL
FiEk and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
apsriect Rcnovator and I-visoratcr Of the System,
ol'y'ns on all poisonous matter and restoring thcbiood
,sr. scoor,,ns - s,..,.isoi can 'ase 'hess BIZ
uroytssa ,he,r no,r. : ~. sa.-n 'ons unwen,
poisono or other means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point Of repair.
TAey are a Gentle r~urra,iv. MEL, NJ.
Ies'e' possessing, aso, the peculiar merit Of acting
nation Of the Liver, and ali the yi.srs, or, y ,'''n'
FOR FEMALE COMPI,AINrs. i, yon,, a,
old. married or single, at the dawn Of wcrranhood AZ !.
The turn Of life, these Tonic Bitters have no coual.
Fer Ipaammse cry and Chrsr,e Rteum..
tisn and Gent, Dyspepsia or IpSigc.,,or.
Bilioas. Rcmittent and -uterut,tens rs
vcrs, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver. KiS,
nsys and ter,t hese Ri,r,r. hs,. -. -.
n,cf>sxsu,. S.,re 800 A~a
RIscs. vtSa ass Sassea p sitiated
OF The Dtve.tixc 0r,...
DyspTpsfa an '~nr,,
-. n','s, Vn Head
% e,ns, Pain n,,, n the saouldss, cosss.' T-isA'ae,. of the
Bad Taste in the Month, pll,or. .,,,ss. n.,....an~ "a
the Heart. -Iuaamma,ionr ,h.Inu~ ~ a,ono'
,,c,. ~ a. 49, . luaas' ram 10 the re
~. ~ A'aness sha hundred other painful synr.
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Another Radical Saint has secured
a berth m the pcnitcnitary for steal.
ing n crime which our Governor
puts a fine point upon by denomiua.
ting it the transportation Of
property Tor money! contrary to
law, W. i, Stokes, of Tennessee,
late Radical Congressman, RepubIi.
can nominee for Governor, ana
Ploccmau under the Grant Admin.
%lstration, He was convicted for
I orglng soldier's claims and by that
means drawing largo sums of money.
= Clarion.
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RADwiY'sIREADY gELlEr

will f4rf in sn essa
iaaamsfan n la t IH.5t
itftHrtian affHa Httiirf
'rfsmsi a ol Oh. raasIt
teaanslon n No iu8es
sg,e Throat pfsHlt BfesiAlag
laipiiati1n 0f ihe heart
nylirrie. Cfoup biptarfia
Catsrfh IND lrsaa
llsada,ke, folLaehe
Neuralgia, rheumatism
Cold Clilla Arur Chils
The application Of the Ready Relief 10 The
part M parts fhers me pain Or dihculiy "a
ias will sfosi enc ~ comfort
Twenty drops Ia half tumhler Of watcf
viii, IN . feN moments cure cramps, Tastns
som stomach. heartburn, sick headache. diAr.
rboea, dysentory collie, Wind IN the bowels and
all internal blius
Travellers should always carry a bottle Of
Ralways Ready Relief with Them A few
drops in water will prevent sickness or paine
from change Of water itn batter than French
brady Of bitten mr. n s'imulnnt.
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For Sale.

Two hundred and G0y bushels genuine
Dick 1n Cotton Seed lor sale at my residence,
eight miles Eaat NJ sardis, at One Dollar per
huahcl. will deliver Seed nj One Dollars and
Tweu y rive cents per bushsl, purchaser tur-
nishing hcks. Leave orders and sacks at Bal.
l%eutinr, lleiHin a Go . store, Sarlis, Miss.
J2I-et b. y JOHNSON.
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Every day an increase Of Weight
and Flesh is seen and felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop of the Sarsaparillian Resolvent
communicates through the blood, sweat, urine,
and other fluids and juices of The system the
vigor of life, for it repairs the waste of the body
vita new, sound material. Scrophula, Syphilis,
Consumption, Glandular disease, Ulcers in the
throat, mouth, Tumors Nodes in the glands and
other parts of The system, Sore Eyes, Strumor-
Gus discharges from the ears, and the worst
forms OF skin diseases, eruptions, fever sores,
scald head, r%ing-wotm, salt rheah, eresypilss,
acne, black spots, worms in the flesh, tumors,
cancers in the womb, and all weakening and
painful disorders, night-sweats, loss of sperm,
and all other wastes of the life principle, are
within the curative range of this wonder Of
modern chemistry, and a few days use will
prove to any person using it for either OF these
forms of disease its potent power to cure them