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The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

A Bennias,o~, Ecsmcne, Rape% seposts
that prisoner in the county jailfell su,
while leaning against the wall, and that
tho institution Is TO be paPered for tc,,e'
security.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

"Shoot folly as it fles-Pope," was
set up by stupid printer: "Shoos
polly US she fl;es- Pop"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

The following udvertisenent sppea's
in the Washington Chronicle Of u secen'
dave: IAN obscure young lady would
w,ite fos writers % ss,hors. Modesy
p.eveuts hes mentioning shy "hey sish'
prefe, hes ~ri;inss 20 sheis own. I'D
dress, &c,
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

Buzz.saw item Henry S,unaker, OF
Palestine, Texas. In his lille he wH
lovely, aud 10 his death he was divided.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

"What are you doing there" said
grocer to fellow who was stealing his
lard. IL am getting fat," was the reply.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

Bulwer Gays poverty is only an idea.
It's about the only idea come people ever
have.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

When is a bow not bow7 When it's
a bow knot.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
THE ORIGINAL
LACLEDE STABLE.
TROY, MO-
,BiRKHEAD g. TH0RNAIll

Still have their. Livery Stables on Cherry st.
the sign At the brick livery stable on Main street
" tho contrary notwithstanding. The original
Laclede Stables, by the above proPrietors, are,
as they have always boen, a few doors east Of
withrow's saddle shop, where the proprietors
sill always DO pleased to SEQ their friends.
Baggies, horses and wagons % hire. Ho'scs
hssSaed By day or week. vSn2
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
TERMS or ADvER Using.

ono Square tfo incs) )or less, one insertiop."$l -
Each additional Insertion. .......- -... .- .... ~
Administrators' Notices."."." "..... .....-. 3 on
Final Settlement Notices...... ...,...."".. 3 ce
Stray Notices (single stray y).."........"... 5 %
Each additional stray In same notice.".... ! %
no A Liberal Deduction will be made ~
yoarly advertisers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

Whit is the nearest thing to cas
looking out of a window? The window.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
For the Gazette.

Mr.. EDITOR Ami lst tho general disiutegra-
tiOn that appears to be taking place in the Re
publican party all over the country, or at least IN
all the states in which elections have been held
during the present fall. affords some little tenn
porary gratlhcatiou hO their adhcrents IN Della
ware TO have q bone thrown them that they may
knaW at, or nut that they may crack-such as
Governor Ponder has given Ia the Appointment
OF Hon. Willard Salisbury 10 the vacant Chan
cel0rsaip In this Stale. Their political stomachs
have been so thoroughly gorSed of late with the
Inisdoed5 OF their own Particular friends, who
have been filling all tle Offices in the gilt Of the
general government, for q dozen or more years
past, that, hkedrOwnlng men they catch with eager
ghsp at every passing straw. At first sight thls
appointment has the appearance OF gOdSend t.
them, aud as already Indicated froTa our o6n loCa
papers, We may expect TO hear one general how
from the satellites OF the Administration. Even
our staid aud whilUm friend Of the Republican
will say that il is an appointment that sought nut
to have been made" But wait, friends hclC
your breath Just IA little heard q gentleman
remark ths other day that the mention of IT,,
name OF Salisbury acted like Castor Oh on thu
Republican stomach OF Delaware. We all fee
and know that II ths new made Chancellor j
going to continue as heretofore that 1t will prov
an unfortunate appointment, but we know a
we'll, at the same tinle that if the conf lence tn
Governor has thought proper to repose in hin
shall be rewarded w reformation in the on
particular, that no man IN Delaware is more ca
pable, nor would be able to discharge the dutie
with more satisfaction to the general public, a
we'll as to all particularly interested. The prais
of our late Chancellor is on every mans lips, an
the we'll wishes Of thousands are following him i
his pilgrimage Hfter health. Indeed We thin
that the Democratic OficehOlders generally, Go'
eFnOr, Senators, Rspres sntatives IN Congress,
we'll all State and County officers, for integrti
aad faithful discharge OF duty will compare f.
VOrably with the same class In tho Republics
party. Take glAnGs at the catalogue for "a doze
-ysAhs past -er0E0st Marshals aud their Assistant
fost-Masters and their Assistants, Qaartcr-Ma
toFs aRd their Assistants, Collectors OF Intern
heVcaae and their Assistants, County Collector
Interest Paying Bankers, a.. The mere menti'
OF the positions without repeating the names
ths lneumbsnts is enough to refresh tue memo
Of every one; and while these ara facts that ca
not b iainSayea, We ut the sams time point wi
pride ~ the record Of all Democratic otace-hol
sTs. not one Of whom bat has bsen able to toe /
mark ON settling day. q.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
The So hnish position.

MAnElD, November 1s.-The spanish cabinet
are unanimously id favor OF satisfactory and
honorable settleInent OF tho NlIglnlus uiinculiy,
hut regard the maintenance OF the integrity of
Spanish territory aa essential.
The Diaro EspaHOl OF the Alphonsists, and
hostile 10 the present ministry, ndViSes tho gov
ernment 10 send GanerL Sickles his passports.
ENaLIsu OPINION or THE CUBAN QUESTION.
LONDON, November IS.-The Daily News ex-
presses q hope that the British and American
Governments will nct together in the settlement
81 the Virglnias affair tn Spain. .'E
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
speech OTS. =. Cox "a. new. Work. ON stsn.
day Night


Mr.. Cox said:
What Is the law Of naliOns iu regard 10 the |
seizure Of the Virginius?l Was there breach
Of that law? And il breach, what il the reme-
dy for the OutrageG One Thing wss beyond
doubt. The vessel was duly authenticated bv
our government Our hag, rightfully, was at
It's mast AZ had our. register and clearance.
The seiznre waa on the high seas not within the
Spanish waters; net WiihlIis the marine league.
There was no recognition by Spain Of belliger-
ent rights % the insurgency in Cuba. Then what
was the legal status Of the vessel? Precisely
your right to walk the city parks or streets CO.
| equal with that Of any person. No man, except
| by warrant Of law can obstruct your locomotion.
The sea is a common. 1t is no ordinary progress
OF human thought which was made this the doc
trine, not Of America, but of the world The
letters which stronger nations have imposed
ION commerce, and especially upon neulrals,
have melted away under the civilizing inAuen-
cea oftime. This country hrs been the chief
agent IN that anne loration Of maritime relations.
In the Trent case, England, under our doc
trne reclaimed SlidelI aad Mason, and miliga-
ted her own lawsa and admiralty decisions--her
own attempts TO make the sea British higha ay
Upon what principle' Precisely on that laid
: down as early az 1855, by Franklin, in his
treaty with Prussia. Washington approved o
; it, Quincy Adams, following Grotus, elabora
to onr Panama commissioners Pierce an,
Z Marcy clnched it. Indeed although we eEde,
the war of 1912 without settling the question il
c favor Of sailors rights and free sea, yet Tim
5 had done what our army and navy failed TO dc
T The doctrine, broadly stated, is that the verse
IS is the floating territory of the nation unde
o whose flag it sails, and no power can rightful
i question or curtail its privileges. Every write
n OF authority holds to The American doctrine
), that the rights of person. property, and sOyer gr
t " are violated whenever, as in the case of tn
d lNirginlus. ships oVerhauled, searched. an
n seized. GentlemeR, am told, high in author
e ~, are waiting for the facts We are advise
le by them not 10 go into Mysteries over the Ga
!: until the facts are kuOwD. "IIow long,
70 Lord! how lonRw are we to wait upon our dipl
as matte jugglery? The facts are patent New
le paper enterprise has advertised and confrmt
III them. propose TO go into few Mysteries
le the faith Of the unQuestionable truths. Ih
a question some which concerns our G1Verme
es and flag. 1t does not go TO the enltanchiseme
as of Cuba.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
ALttIc of Delaware Jos,lec wanted.


From the N. Y. World. , ..
A little incident of cOniured lie which Oc-
Cured in this city OH Saturda will be apt, we
think, to modify the righteous Indignation
with which il has long been the habit to visit
the sturdy little State of DEL AWARE for her
obstinate clinging to the stocks and the whip
ping post of our ancestors. A young wife
who bad left her husband after a long series
of Outragcs and InSalts, was laid In want for
by him in tho street and assaled. She invOk-
| ed the help OF tIe police An unusually stu
pid member of that highly Ornamental and
| not wholly useless force coming to the spot
| impaTtially arrested both the wife and hus-
baud and set forth with them to the station.
ION the way this intelligent guardian Of the
peace allowed the husband to creep up to his
wife and fire pistol, pCint-blank, into the
poor creatures head. She lies dangerously, II
| not mortaly wounded, yet not without, some
hope on the part of the attending surgeons
fer her recovery, Were this hope to be diSap-
pointed, there would be some consolation IN
the tho night that her death would pretty sure
ly secure the hanging of her distardly mur
deTer Miss ANTEoNY aud her noble army
have not SO completely unseXed us that a jury
J or mal0 New Workers would be likely to con
! done in such a hound as this a crime Whicl
/ the sensitive citizens of San Francisco pro
= nOunced Yenial when committed by femal
5 of the specie. But IL the poor woman recov
: els, what adequate punishment can then b.
] inflicted upon the assassin? Ia England
! where the tendency Of LEGISLATION for year
i past has been to an eYer-increaSlng tender
ness and fOrbearance, it has been found wis,
r to try the experiment of ohastising crimes o
y this especially base and cOwardly sort will
y the old-fashiOned rod and scOurge. Wife
: beaters and wfe-manglers, nocturnal garrC
1 tiers, and other wTetches of a like prowln
u and hyena-Sort, are. now in England mos
II sOundly, seriously, and serially whipped. rh
y experiment has 50 far proved suecefsfHl ont
o Either from greater average gentleneSs
J. Ouc men, or from the more fierce, forward, AN
n formidable quality OF our women, Wfe-bea
II ing Is much less common here than in nEnglan(
J, But precisely because it is less common do,
t. it excite greater disgust and indignation
/ and We Venture to say that every decent ma
ID in New York would be glad TO know that u
SC wretch VINO did this dastardly deed on Satu
II day was likely to get couple OF dozen we
III laid on with the raw hide Of an OK upon h
own, at least once week for tho rest Of h
unnatural life. s#t,e9 n#fsHf t...
le The young wife alluded 10 isIhe daughter
8, Gen. Babcock. eti,sf q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
> Rnrulnnh-Ahnnaun ~

the stomach ialters in its duty and the bowels DO
not perform their part as 1cAvenEsrs Of the system
body Is usually emaciated. and the muscular Abre
loose and hnbby, and the brain incapable Of pro-
ioneed or vigorous eXertiOn. Every organ, every
member. even the mortal mind itself Is to certain
extent dependent upon the stomach for support.
strengthen and regulRtc this feeder OF the system
with Ilostetters t0mach Bitters when Il fails to
perform its functions properly. A good appetite.
an increased How OF the gastric Juice, aRd per-
Iect dlgetlOn and will hssuredly be tn
Alternative effects cure of dyspepsia is dirset and
simple; 1t stimulates the digestive organs, clean-
ses without cOnVul sing the bowels gu ties G
OF bile and determines II into the right channek
and exercises tranquilizing influence over the
nerves. uoy1QtO96.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
Enwlau q talea AetIon Z

LONDON, November l7.--It Is stated on oalclal
authority, that the Foreign Office has instiuctg
tho British Minister At Madrid, the ConBnls At Tia.
Vnna ana Santiago. ana fhs GOVernoridf Shmgica,
that the GOvsFmenE reserves ita decision on the
question OF the exelAtions which have already TAX
sn place at Baniago but will bold tho Spanish Gov
srnment and all codceFAed feaf0ns ble for any ad-
ditional executions Of Britlsh subjects.
nn1TIsM sHft NIoBK GONE 70 CBBA.
PANAMA, NOVsulbeg 9s--AaR British Maiosty'i
steamer Niobe sAiltd from Panama for Cuba Or
The evening of the 9TH. tte q t.14i.a.3f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19

"NONE ARA ALL EVn,"-Col. George w. Car
ter recently wenttO Corpus Christi 10 de.end a
nototiOtis dsspefaao on . aehaDss al mngdsr, and
was successful; but no sooner did his client knew
that his deiiverer was the trusted counsel OF KcE
lOgg and Pinehback, then hc went for him and
whaied him within an Inch Of his lifs.- No sd
| Neass
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19

esoFoiary kobes0n, Who l. in New York, has
snmmonad the chibf clerk % tha Navy Depart
meat 10 that city OH business O0nneetod with the
preparation Of VesAsla for Cuban watera.
Another OF iho Stokes jurors have been AFrest-
ed u New N0rk, Oh "a indictment. BY the Grand
Jury for bribery. ai y tfe-lsa
Il 4 denied thai work has bean saupended on
4hs spanish trigato AnpilsA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
koR1aE0xs sOrder.
aEeIsrEH's 0FFICE

NEW CASTLE cOTNTY. olt. list, 1873,
gRGn, .nS seSfSSs.ifIE n Ia:
of Wilmington Hundred. in sAiA county. deeeaeed;
Il 4 ordered and directed ~ the kegister that
The AdministFatOr alpfesAtds Ntv9 M0ttc9 u4 the
sTSnting u Letters o. iAdmlaig gtEatioa ORenA the
EstaIe Of the deceased. With the date Of 'gFAnt-
ing thereof by causing advertisements 10 be posted
Wiihin forty days Fom the date Of such letkeFs in
III ofS the 1lost paAiiS places eta GqapE q New
Castle. requiring all persons having demands
~ 1aetOf ASass hlpin sueA Acaaom eaAa Rsagided,
And $50 cause the same 10 beihsefetf within the
saps gSEieS n t9R Ss Saassss ~
aSSsRstsSS esSsIs sSrsa l5aSs 1. q, D n F3 :. y
& S 1fiSS Sc IS Aoe sIssSiS. asa S:sl :. 4 N.s =.
(ET ..tlS. e AsX cl1sIS gSHR'I sSPr''Aia
d. GIBBS. Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19

AMontEesl despatch Of yesterday says Throu3h
lE4fle n the Laehlne canal L completely biOe1ed
by heavy ice Jam. A nnmbOR OF ptOpolleFs ere
fast in the Ice, which Is piled up many ieet thick
50 early end severe snap has not O6en expsFiepe-
Cd loE years. gaA h ~ s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
a startII sg tl-rto CuD..
The follow ing lett,r appeared 10 the Y. Y
Hsrdld of Friday

The following lett,r appeared in the Y. y.
H:rdld Of Friday
NEW York. NOV. 12 1878.
To the Eiitcr Ottae Her4M have every
reason to suppose that my brother, Col. &. u.
Stuart, il among the slaughtered passengers
Of the Virginius. He left New York about
the 1st of October intending to jOin Gen. Ryan
at Kingston. He probably went under an as
sumed name, as he was we'll known In this
city and to the Spanish authorities. My bro
ther was thirty-siN years Of age, six feet high
and spare built. He served as a lieutenant
under Walker,i in Nicaragua, 1851; rs n colonel
tn the confederate army during the late war,
as lieutenant colonel OF cavalry under EScObe-
do in Mexico, 1867 and was induced by
Ryan to engage in the Cuban struggle. Amy
Information concerning his fate will be liber-
ally paid for and to the Cuban patriots OF
this city will make the following proposition
towards fitting OuG another exps iitiOn viii
subscribe $50. 900 10 every $l50.OOO that they
will raise. will do more; will agree tC
raise 1000 men, well ofileerCd, all able-bodisd
and all having seen service, and put then
aboard q suitable vessel (that the Cubans shal
furnish, properly equipped aud prOVlslonedl
at some point on our coast that may Select
AS q guarantee to perform what propose,
will put up a forfeit Of 500, 900, to be ase'
for the benefit OF the families who nave los
their protectors by the Spanish but ,hery. !
the Cubans mean business, Americans shOuh
meet them half way. Yours, truly,
WALTER STU AIT.
P.S.-My POSSIBILITIES address viii DC Tor th
coming week. fonkeTS, y. Il. alterWatu'
Richmond, Va, e~....
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19

Oar prizes ItlI ~ ICwsg thia soaasn than GgeT,
ana tho buyer viii have tie uatlataeli0n 10 exam
lns iull llae Of pew and staple goods q our own
Aaama 4 Bro. Sl6 Market slres'.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19

WILL REPLY.-U. i. Marshal Dunn requests us
to say that he will TTly to the Latest charges Of s.
~. Harrington, ESQ in few days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
NOTICE

All nersana having claims against the Rsants q
he deeesssd uause prossnl tAo sane daly altosled
"a tha AminiatFAt0R, on before Oct. 2Aae lsIt,
pfogi I-s-a-a IofiN - HesoRkRY.
Aaa,.., wllaIs.lsa. D.l. asAa1.sIs.sS sss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
DIsPOsTFloN. on THOsR NOT RxEoUrEl

OF the crew Of the Virginius who we're moi
killed by the Spaniards u Santiago de Cuba
four were condemned to the chain-gsng for life
three to eigh; ysaEap imprisonment; eigh. to fOnI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19

The steamship Wilmington, which sailed from
Now York yesterday for Havana, took out four.
tosn cases of RCmmaton rifles for the SFnasl
Government, also large quantity OF provisions
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19

This season We intend to sOllToys aads Ease,
Goods cheaper than they are sold in Plrfiaaelphh
or New York Call aud be convinced,
AdaIhs & Bro. SOC Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
Thel.atent rrol., Cnba.

THE UL-FATED vRdINIUs IN THE HARBoR OF ia
VANA
HAVANA, Nov. lS.-rhe steamer ViTgiAlus ar
rived here at 2 z. ii. to-day She entered the har-
b0r flying the Spanish eolOrs A procession was
formed. consisting Of the Isabel Ia CatOlicA and
another mAn-ol-war in advance, the VIFginius fol
lowing, and the Tornado in the rear. They passoi
up the haFbOF the shores OF which were llned will
crowds Of citizens. There was some 0heering along
the lines ofspsetators as the Tornado passed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-19
DAILY GAzETl e.
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE I
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. /

STATE OF DELAWARE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
I'm cJnformity to tho rec Jmm sndatiou Of the
II President and in Obedience to N ,tiOall Gus =
tom,
[, JAMES PONDER. GbvOrn " Of the STATE Of Della
ware, do hereby recommend THURSDAY. NOVem
ber 2Tth 1873. as day of Thanksgiving aud Praise
to Almighty Uod for the blessings Of the past year
In witness whereof have heTeunto set nay hand
and affixed the 0reat Seal of the sail state, ri
Dover, this thirty-hrstday pf october in the year
OCOur LUrd one hOusald eigAt hundred and seventy
threo, and Of the Indcpendenc of the
(1zATs NJ nited BtaNes tho nnty eighth.
~ JAMES PONDER.
JoHN II. PAYNTER,
Secretary Of State novSto27.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-15

Several years ago dinner was given to
a man of the name of Nick Denton, who
was division engineer on the Illinois Gen.
trail Railway. A man named Jack Wallace
gave as a toast: "The Two Nicks-Old
Nick and Nick Denton" The table came
down with clatter. Nick arose, as grave
as judge, and when the noise had SUBJ
sided he said that he fully appreciated the
honor conferred on him in connection with
Jacks most intimate friend. He hardly
knew how to requite the kindness, but, as
one good turn deserves another. he would
give @The two Jacks-Jack Wallace and
Jackass !" Jack collapsed, and the company
went into Mysteries.
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mental depression he struggled in vain to
cast off increased as post after post brougnt
him piteous appeals for assistance from
those who had served under him, many OF
whose families were starving.
On September %, 1870, he had spent the
evening at a vestry meeting of the church
he attended, and had headed a liberal sub
scription for the object which brought 1t
together. On his return to the sitting
room where the evening meal awaited him,
His wife remarked that he looked very
cold. "Thank you, am we'll wrapped
up, was his answer but the words were
the last he ever spoke articulately. He
sat down and opened his lips to cay grace
"a habit, it is remarked, he had never
failed to preserve amid all the haste OF war
but no sound came from them, and he
presently sank back in his chair in a half
insensible state, from which he never raj
lied, expiring TRANQUILITY on October IL,
with his family around him.
So passed away the greatest victim of
the Civil War. Even in the farthest
North, where he had once been execrated
as the worst enemy Of the Union, the It'd
America has learnt to pardon, she has yet
to attain the full reconciliation for which
the dead hero would have sacrificed hun
dred lives. Time can only bring this to q
land which in her agony bled at every
pore. Time, the healer Of all wounds, will
evil passions of the great civil strife will
sleep in oblivion. and North and South do
justice to each others motives, and forget
each others wrongs. Then history
will speak with clear voice of the deeds
done on either side, and the citizens of the
whole Union do justice to the memories of
the dead, and place above all other the
name of the great chief of whom we have
written. In strategy mighty, in battle ter
rible, in adversely as in prosperity a hero
and the rare purity of the ideal Christian
knight, he joined all the kingly qualities of
a leader of men.
1t is a wondrous future indeed that lies
before America but in her annals Of years
to come as in those of the past there will
be found few names that can rival in un-
sullied lustre that of the heroic defender of
his native Virginia, Robert Edward Lee.
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co
AT THE WORLDS FAIR,
CONSTITUTED BY THE HOMES OF TRE. PEG LIE
RECEIVED THE
Great Award of 4he Highest Sales,
And have left all rivals far behind them. which is duo
to the SUPERIORITY OF TILE SINGER
MACHINE all others.
The Returns Of tho Twenty. Five different Sewing
Machine Companies, for the year 1874 show the
Number of Machines Sold to be 6l0,l94
Of which the Singer sold ..... 1Sl $50
NEARLY oNE-rHIRD OF THE TOTAL Nu16Bss
Tho CHICAGO RELIEF COMMITTEES Returns
show q like result,
Out of 294l Machines Furnished, 2427 were
Singer Machines.
The Applicant in evory designated the kind Of
Machine desired
There are now 100000 Singer Sewing
Machines In Daily Use.
EVERY MACHINE GUARANTEED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED
Call and Examine, or Send for Circular
and Sample of Work.
MACHINE TwI3T, OF all oolors, and all size spools
JOHN CLARK JR. & co.'s COTTON, on black
spools, at wholesale and retail.
VIM. E. COOPER 4 CO.,
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS,
80. Canal Street .........s9
tyal72Iy New Orleana.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

CARPET WAREHOUSE,
17...... Chartres street.
A. BROUSSEAU, Importer,
ofers ut Wholesale and Retail
CARPETIEG-1000 pieces English and American.
OIL GLoIHsnTlooT, Table and Carriage;
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers.
CURTAINS-Lace and Nottingham Lace
BROCATELLE COTELINES, Terries Reps Etc.
HAIRCLOTH BURLAPS. Ticking Springs. Etc
mylS ID 1y a BROUSSEAU.
d. II. T. P.
MoCANDLiSH, CHRISTIAN &. CO.,
&c. Camp Street --..---. sc
NEW ORLEANS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS