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A FIRsT-cLAss NEWSPAPER.

The JOURNAL is now fayorably known all over
the State, and it will he much easier to raise
clubs for II now, than heretofore.
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SEWING MACHINES.


1gNHE IMPROVED
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
THE BEST FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
Its sales indicate IT,;
Durability and Popularity prove 1t;
It's Work confirms it.
1877, 1913 ssld in 1s70-4i,s25 more than any other
company;
Isl ,cG0 sold in 1S7I--52, 7a more than any other
&C.,. company. .. .g..H
OVER 700 900 MADE, SOLD, AND IN USEl
The Machine must stand upon its own merits.
Call and examine it.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
MADAME DEMOREST'S CELEBRATED
PATTERNS for ladies' and childrens clothing
| and gentlemen's under garments.
H.ry SHAFFER Il STRONG,
NH lO-d&wts 9lS Main street.
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DUTTERICK's PATTERNS.
l1 Sole Agency, HowE SEWING MACHINE,
n ga| .F .#a Office 1923 Main street
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VNOBACCO FOR SAKE

DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID at w. j. ANDERSON'S,
1926 Main and 2O5 Broad street
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SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1872
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT: ..
ULHSS ES -. GRANT.
OF ILLINOIS. -r.- ss#|
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DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID t'i at w. J. ANDERSONS, r
b. .tt.. S25 Main and 205 Broad street
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FLOWING MATCH.

From the Special Correspondent at Columbia, S.
g., Nov. 18th, 1871, of the Charleston Daily
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", NOV lolii, loil, Oh inc CharieSton Daliy
News. H. f-r-.#.,ra
FLOWING MATCH.
Across the Enclosure in an old field, the Plow-
ing Match IN progress was watched with Interest,"
by large number of persons. The entrees were
as follows:
ID. ID. DeSassure, of Richland, enters pair of
farm mules and double-horse left-hand Watt
Plow against world--Nat. Roundtree plowman-
J. M. Crawford Lexington, enters a double
horse right-hand Watt PloW ..,t
Leroy Lewis (colored), Richland, enters u
single-horse Watt Pillow. s.s a. -...a..f
The above PLOWS and PLOWMEN each re-
eeiyed the highest premiums awarded then and
there. I
All kinds of Flows and Pillow Castings and
Agricultural Machinery and Implements in geli-
eral use, kept on hand, with Excelsior Reaper
and Mower. a..
A liberal discount to merchants and wholesale
dealers.
We pay the highest market price for good
Scrap Cast Iron.
Send for circulars and price list 7.
WATT Il KNIGHT,
.r No. 1852 Franklin street,
NH 26--d,sw&w3m Richmond Va.
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the WEEKLY STATE JoURNRL will be found espe-
cialy valuable. No pains will be spared 10 keep 1t
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DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID at w. J. ANDERSON'S, ..
.st $50 Main and 205 Broad street.
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M II MAIN STRsgT, klCHsrND, NRalNTA.
EDwARp DANIELS, Editor and Manager.
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Grrni,'0 State Saa,rnal.

PUeIlsHED
.AlI.N. &EBlI-wEEIiLY AND WEEKLY
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
The Flower Clock.

DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is sold everywhere.
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ORETIrARN.

DIED, in Jackson, Miss, on the 10Th inst,
Miss EVA L. WINDLEY, in the 18th year OF
her age.
Death. almost always unweleome is pecu-
larly so when the tender flower of youth
withers beneath his icy touch. 1t is sad to
see the aged die, it is melancholy to witness
one in lifes noontide, fall beneath the stroke
of the great destroyer, but, OH
How deep a shadow Of the heart il flung,
When peals the requiem o er the loved and
young
The subject of this sketch was one, around
whom clustered the fondest affections of N wide
circle of boating friends Endowed with all the
attractive virtues that adOrn the best of her
SIX. she possessed with these the lovely
rraces of unaffected piety The most dutiful
Of daughters, she had 50 entWlned herself
around her widowed mothers heart, that
uaupht save an unwavering trust in the Faith
er of mercies, Joined with an assurance that
her dear departed one was In enjoyment of
ineffahIe bliss in brighter home, could have
rendered the pang of separation at all sup
portab TO that fond mother 5 breast.
She was faithful member of ST. Andrew 5
Sunday School, whose religious privileges
she was among the first to seek, and where,
hv her amiabe virtues, she won the hearts OF
both teachers and associates. To know her
was TO love her. Two years ago she was con-
firmed in the Episcopal Church. During her
connection with the disciples of the Savlouri
she ever cherished an humble hope Of her ac-
eeptance with God. and exhibited the fruits OF
the Holy Spirit in her daily life. During her
illness. although intense agony racked her
tender frame, She displayed remarkable pa
thence, and submission.
Could goodness truth or youthful charms,
Have saved thee, then thou had 81 not died,
Nor left a weeping mother arms,
To sIumber near thy fathers side
To the writer of this notice, she was known
in n mosl pleasing relation, and endeared tc
her as she was by so many lovely and shining
qualities, she could not withhold TINS ahec'
Tomato tribute to her memory.
Jackson. Miss June 10Th. 1872
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The flowers of certain plants are so
sensitive to the effect Of light and heat
that they open and close at the same
time from day to day, marking the suns
altitude and inclination. This fact was
made by Linneus, the great botanist,
the basis of many experiments and OBJ
servations, resulting in the arrangement
called his ''fiOral clock. 1t consisted
of three divisions, containing flowers
that close earlier or later, according to
the state of the 'mosphere. This was
the meteorological division" and indi-
Gated the state of the weather. a
tropical DIVISION" as it was called,
contained flowers that marked sunrise
and sunset; and neurological division,
consisting of flowers that open at fixed
and invariable hours. 1t is curious
fact that there are twenty-four varieties
of plants whose blossoms open success
sively ut the different hours Of the day
and night Looking over his list we
find the day-lily open at . o'clock a. M,
and evening primrose D o'clock p IN.
Midnight belongs to the ''cactus grandl-
forus," or night blooming cereus, whose
magnificent flower expands and diffuses
subtle perfume, soon after sunset, and
gradually unfolds and then closes until
before day dawn, when its strange mis-
sions is ended. The African marigold
opens at seven o'clock in the evening and
closes at four, if the weather be fair 1t
it does not open rain is certain for the
next day. 1t is said the flowers of the
water-lily close and sink into the water
| precisely at sunset, rise again to the
surface and expand with sunrise. Pliny
described the lotus of the Euphrates,
which followed the same order; and the
reverence which was paid by the Egyp-
tians to the lotus is supposed by some to
| be from this association with the sacred
sun. Flowers and fruits of the lotus are
engraven on Eastern tombs
and monuments, and adorn the
heads of their sculptured deities. Be
sides the ''fioral clock" there is floral
calendar, in which each month is marked
by its own loyal flower Christian
/ Weekly
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LIGHT. LIGHT! LIGHT.!.
The Mississippi INTERROGATION
Gas Light Company,

ARE now prepared to erect their machines
"A in Hotels, Churches, Public Buildings
and Private Houses, throughout the State OF
Mississippi
These machines are automatic and furnl sh
a light of 90 candles power at cost of one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from to 500 lights. They occupy little space
"a twenty light machine being about the size
of a whisky barrel. They are perfectly safe
and the light both in quantity and quality far
exceeds the common coal gas.
They are now on exhibition at the COmpa-
ny's Works in Jackson, corner Capitol and
President streets and in Canton, at Wolf s
Mayers, Merchant Exchange.
Send for Circulars and you will buy ma
chine and avoid the dangers and incc~"en-
fences of coal oil and bad gas.
J. GREEN, President.
iulv2O7lw1y JOS. KAUFMAN, Supt.
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What tne weak Need.

Why do the drbilitated and feeble dread
he summer: 1t is because heat is an eX-
iF,ting clement, and they are not in con-
zion to bear the new drain upon their Ian
sid systems. which they think must ne
e,ariIy commence with the warm wea ther.
5. cannot this evil be obviated? Most in
la,ably iJ can. What these weaklings
el-in fact, what nine tenths of us need
ials seasons an accession of physical
nf, and this desideratum can be secured,
Cd absolute certainty. by course of the
-5.iest, yet mildest, of all vegetable
les, Hostetter's Stomach Btters.
Iaousaods OF men OF business, mechan-
and professional men, break down. par
l.ig or wholly. under their summer labors,
up'y because they have neglected to re-
arce the powers of nature in this way
persons " no use the celebrated invigo-
4, aad corrective regularly in hot wealth
e tue exhaustion which excessive heat is
p to produce under other circumstances is
known. They are not troubled with
.aasea, their appetites are good, their di-
->,uu excellent, and their habit OF body
maJ can be desired. This for twenty
ears has bcca the uniform testimony of all
@a' have taken the Bitters rs summer
one and Alternative. Its efficacy is due to
4e care and scrupulous fidelity TO the
@@-iags Of experimental science, with
'a'l ITS medicinal Ingredients have been
a'gd from the vegetable kingdom, the adj
-l-5ie proportions in which they are COM
.-A and the unequalled purity OF It's
N.aa.atjve basis.
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Citation Notice.

The State OF Mississippi, Choctaw county.
P H. Fletcher Before the Clerk at
VS. Rules, Third Monday in
Unknown Persons January, 1872.
Two unknown persons having or claiming an
Il interest, either legal or equitable, IN the
land hereinafter described at the time the
same was sold tor taxes, and all such other
persons as may be interested therein:
You Will take notice that p. II. Fletcher has
filed his bill in the Chancery Court of said
county, TO have his tax title to the following
land confirmed, tO-wit-
East half Of northeast qua ter and north
west quarter of northeast quarter, and north
east quarter Of northwest quarter, and south
east quarter of section =, township ~, range
9 east Unless you be and appear before a
term Of the Chancery Court, to be held at La
grange, in said county, on the first Monday in
April, \. d. 1872, to plead, answer or demur
thereto, or the same will be taken as con-
fessed.
Ordered that the foregoing notice be
posted the door of the court house, in
said county. Also published in the Weekly
Clarion, paper published in the city of Jack
SON. Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks.
E. X. SEWARD, Clerk.
J. W. Pinson, Solicitor for Complainant.
iau2Jw4t
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The Cincinnati Commercial puts great
deal In a little in the following sentences !:
ave have not accused President Grant of
dishonesty. but there is about washington
a bad lot of fellows, and they stick TO MIN
and he sticks to the Presidency. The TACT
is. his education, up TO the time he became
Chief Magistrate, did not fit him for the
discharge Of the duties of that office. The
late Emperor of France is not supposed TO
have personally profited by the frauds per-
petrated by his military ring, and yet there
were a thousand batteries of field artillery
sing"
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

New Series No. IA.
Otalcery Court, 1st Dist, Kinds County.
Thomas n. Lindsey, ct al. In vacation be
VS.. fore the Clerk,
William Yerger, ct al June 10, 1872
Upon reading the affidavit of counsel for
- complainant and it appearing to the sat
isfaction of the Clerk that Richard Christ
mas and Mary f. Christ mas, his wife, and
Norma Christmas, defendants in this cause
are not residents of the State of Mississippi,
but reside beyond the limits thereof-residing
in the city of Louisville, in the State of Ken
lucky, that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed against them, there
fore.
1t is Ordered, That they enter their appear
ance herein on or before the Sd Monday in
August next, ensuing, at Rules before the
Clerk at the Office of the Chancery Clerk for
the LIST District of Kinds county, in the city
Of Jackson, and plead. answer or demur to
compliments bill, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as TO them.
1t is further Ordered, Tat copy of this
order be published in THE CLARION. a news
paper published in the City of Jackson, once
"A week for one month-and that the Clerk
mail copy of said order to each Of the with
in named parties.
MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk.
By CHAs. CLARK, ID. G.
". P. HARRIS, Sol. for Complainant.
|. June IA, 1872, w5t
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THE RETURNED BANNER The fire
editor of the Philadelphia Mercury. after
giving an account of the CORES poudence
between Jackson, No. l, and SuffJlk Hose
Company No. 8. Boston, about the lost m
ner of the former Company. saws the latter
Company shipped the Banner %. h
and since that time have never heard of it.
The Mercury says that No. ). Is anxious to
know whether No. l. received il or not, and
suggests that the latter communicate with
the former So as to satisfy them upon the
subject.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULEs.-Th Time
Table on Vicksburg aud Meridian Road ha.
been so changed that the through train
from Nicks6urg arrives at jackson at II :05
at night, and the train from Meridian al
IL 90 at night. The accommodation train
now leaves at 6 200 A. NJ. \ freight train
now leaves Jackson for Vicksburg every
evening OF 80.
We are also advised of slight change in
the Express train on the Mississippi Cen
trail, which now leaves Canton at > 90 in
stead of 6 20 A. NJ.
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No friendships can exist long where
the reckonings are not brief Payment
on the spot, to the instant, and with no
arrears of interest accommodating
ment of pleasant kind rendered out OF
hand, with no grudging overhauling OF
margins, and with just that small surplus
which refuses change payment OF an
unpleasant kind made at the time, so
that there shall be no silent growth OF
compound interest for offence taken,
perhaps without occasion, or may be
with ample causes for Sights here and
huffs there, and general overlooking OF
bitter blood payment of lawful dues
payment of generous giving, all made
without delay, and without stint for the
good, or keeping a running account
bearing interest for the bad: This is the
way to grow friendships of long date and
healthy condition and of all modes by
which affection is endangered, that OF
keeping back" is the most perllous ana
the most foolish.
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COLUMBIA ATHENKUM, COLUMBIA,
TENN.-We have received a polite invita-
ton to attend the Commencement Exercises
OF TINS well-known institution of learning.
ana regret our inability to a tend The pro-
gramme l. most attractive one. The
commencement proper will begin on Fri
day evening next at 3 O'Clock. Miss Anna
Hopson, Of Mississippi, delivers the Saluta-
tory and Miss Belle Adams, OF Aberdeen
Mss, delivers the Address To the Aiumnn
The Athen@um is one Of the very best
schools in the country
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The United States District Court,
ga. Rob't A. Hill, presiding, is in session.
,a,94l. since the Federal Courts in the
atbcrn States have been turned from
#- legitimate channels, into instruments
-#ep persecution of Southern men on ac-
mtoi their political opinions, numbers of
zaas OF the eastern counties of the State
nia attendance. These gentlemen, though
ball. have been compelled to attend
g--al at the same time to the neglect of
d. business. and as they are mostly farm
uey are more needed at home, at this
a- than any other season of the year.
Wien IL Is well known that they cannot all
tried I'D once, and are yet all compelled
u5elere at the same time.and as there could
Ea been no doubt in the minds of the
aa1ri,ies that they would have been
aupJ ia their attendance when needed
dragging them away from their crops
8 this season, is no less than wanton per-
sutton at the hands Of Grants blood
1adS and mInions.
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THE LEBANON. TENN.
LAW SCHOOL.

FINHIS celebrated Institution, has Just closed
Il the most prosperous Session since the war.
Six reasons why every young man who in
tends to make the Law his profession attend
the Law School at Lebanon, Tenn.
lst.-The Professors are the most eminent
teachers and lawyers in the SOuth-West and
give their entire time 10 teaching.
2d--The Com Sc embraces every principle of
Law known 10 the Profession.
3d.-lts Moot Courts are intensely practical,
and in them are prepared and tried almost
every kind of p case met in actual practice.
4th.-Pupils entering in September will get
Diploma in ten months, and License 10
Practice Law, the License being GRATUIToUs.
5th.-The healtnfulness Of Lebanon and the
high Christian character of its people.
6th.-Many of the most successful Lawyers
and eminent Judges in the South-West have
been educated in this School.
Address,
Hon. n GREEN.
June %. w&swlm Lebanon, Tenn.
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Chancery COurI---First District.
Kinds County.
Special March Term, 1872.

Nancy 3. Wood,
John J. Simmons, No. 1876, new series.
Emma Bell and her hus-
band, John G.. Bell et al.
TPON motion of complainant in open court.
~ supported by affidavit, il appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the Court that the defendants.
Emma Bell and her husband, John G. Bell,
are residents of the State Of Mississippi
but reside nj or near the city Of Selma, in the
State Of Alabama, il is therefore ordered by
the Court that the said defendants, Emma
Bell and her husband, John q. Bell, do enter
their appearance herein, on or before the FIRST
day of the next term of this court, Co bc held
At the court room of said county, in the city
of Jackson on the third Monday of April, 4.
b. 1872 and plead, answer or domur TO the
complanants original and amended bill, or
the allegations thereof viii be taken as con-
fessed as TO them. Ii is further ordered by the
Court that a copy OF this order bc published
in The Clarion, public newspaper printed
and published in the city of jackson, in said
county and State, for four weeks successfully.
This 10Th day of March, 4. d. ls72
A true copy from the minutes.
MURRAY PElTON, Clerk,
By CHAs. CLARK. ID. G..
c. +. Hooker Solicitor for Complainant.
SVN.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
N will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 24th
day of July next, to ascertain the will of the
qualified electors in Township ., Range l,
East, of Kinds county, Miss, as 10 whether
fhe west = of the 5. e. = of section Is, of the
above named Township shall be sold to the
highest bidder, by the Board of School Direc-
tors of Kinds county.
David Simmons, II. c. Daniels and Gideon
Ware, have been duly appointed Commission
of Election. The place of voting will be
at the residence of David Simmons.
JOHN G. TUCKER,
President Board of School Directors
For Kinds County, Miss.
jackson. Miss june 22d. wltswlt
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MEAN THEFT. "A few weeks since
's writer shipped, among other supplies to
-F Orphans Home. at Lauderdale, DIS
..--4N OF bacon. The goods were forward
oy responsible house in this city, &C
''4S TO the directions furnished. The
containing the bacon was opened on
railroad at some point between jackson
' LauderIalc. and fifty three pounds OF
-s'h stolen. The thief who would steal
.a the orphans of Lauderdale must be
MeaueSt specimen of humanity.
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ROBINSON & STEVENS.
STATE STREET.

Take great pleasure in announcing that ,heir
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CITATION.
New Sereis, No. l45.
JoHN CLEART, T. racs,;.r Ia


New Sereis No l4j.
JoHS CLEART, Tn vacation he
DAVID FLAxxERr. ct al fore the Clerk
Gaance-y Court, 1st District, Kinds County
HPON opening the Complainants bill, and
u ii appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk that David Flannery, one of the de-
PENDANTS, is not a citizen of the State of Mis-
sissippi, but resides beyond the limits thereof
so the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be executed against him; Therefore, il is or
dered that he enter his appearance herein, on
or before the 81 Monday in August next, at
Rules before the Clerk, and plead, answer or
demur to compliments bill, or the several al
legations thereof viii be taken for confessed
as TO him.
1t is further Ordered, That a-eOpy Of this
order be published in the WEEKLY CLAKIoS,
n newspaper. published in the city OF jackson,
once a week for one month, and that the Clerk
mail a copy of this order 70 Flannery.
MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk.
By CHAs CLARK, ID. C.
j. A BRowE, Solicitor for Complainant.
JHnel3 W5t
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INTERESTING EXERCISES AT CLINTON.
rseosing exercises or Mississippi College
5Ecntral Female Institute are in progress.
r..Drsbt-Tue,day-there will be declama-
for prizes by the young men of the
ge. Tie Female Institute Commence
mani Exercises take place on Thursday
hing. see notices on first page for
-.eu.us. The trains from Jackson are
a.rsblr arranged to suit the convenience
A who wish to attend. The accummo-
-.5a leaves go the morning at six o'clock.
-.4 freight train every evening at half
six.
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j. j. WHITE & Co., BEAUREGARD.
Elsewhere will be found the
card of this firm. They are manufacturers
OF sash, doors, shutters, blinds, holdings
brackets. and in fact all manufactured
articles needed by carpenters and builders.
also all kinds of yellow pine lumber. Give
them q trial.
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-.rrox.-Eyery genuine box of DR..
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the
~ FLEMING BROS, and
n-icate United States Stamp.
..T.ts no other" The market is
= ;uitations. may9w6m
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To the Creditors of John Duncan 4.
Deceased.

YOU will take notice that the undersigned,
qualified as Executrix Of the last will and tes-
lament of John Duncan, deceased. on the 23d
day of February. 1872. And this is to give
notice that all persons having claims against
the estate of said John Duncan. deceased. are
requested 10 exhibit the same and have them
registered in the manner and within the time
prescribed by law, they will be forever
barred
This May 18th. 1872
MARY NJ. DUNCAN.
EXecutrix John Duncan, deceased.
mv30-wJt
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AMERICAN TIMBER
AND
Manufacturing Company.
CITY SAW MILLS.

CITY SAW MILLS,
vicLxSburS. Mississippi.
II EEP constantly on hand a large assort-
n ment of seasoned Cypress Lumber, Laths
and Shingles Also, Black Walnut, Oak, etc
Orders for shipment by rail or boat promptly
6lled at low rates, and every effort made to
Owe entire satisfaction in every respect Or
ders for dressed Pine or Cypress Flooring and
Ceiling. Sash, Doors, Blinds and Scroll saw
ing also solicited rrupws
n g UunRARp. Gen1 Snp't
Aee;-tant Treasurer. ian19w&sw3m