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The Evacuation Of Richmond, Va.
By GIN. LEE AND HIS ARMY. APRIL 2, 1865.

NEW and beautiful Engraving AXIS
"A inches in size. Gen. Lee Army crossing
the James river, the city Of Richmond on FIRE,
and many other things which make this
picture a gem Of Art, one which should hang
in the parlor OF every Southern home. sent
by mail mounted on a roller and postpaid, on
receipt Of 20 cents, or for 80 cents.
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REVISED TIME TABLES.

VICKsBURG & MERIDIAN RAILROAD.
schedule taking effect May a. 1879
GOING EAST-Passenge train leaves Vicks-
burg at 100 Pm, arrive at jackson at 6.45
and leaves at 40 PM, reaching Meridian
at l. 10 at night.
GOING WESf-Leaves Meridian at l:55 An,
arrives al Jackson at $50 AN, and leaves
at rs, reaches VIcksburg at 11:O6 AN
FREIGHT TRAIN-Leaves Jackson daily,
going East at 7:lO Pm, and goes West at
GO PM
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The fourth annual course of instruction in
this department will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th of November 1873, and terminate on
the third Saturday of March, 1874 Prelini-
nary lectures on Clinical Medicine and Sur
gerry will be delivered in the amphitheatre Of
the great Charity Hospital, beginning on the
10Th of October, without any charge to stu
dents The Anatomical rooms win be opened
at the same time. The members of the faculty
are visiting physicians and surgeons to the
Charity Hospital, and give instruction daily
at the bedside of the sick.
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Stedman's
NEW TIN SHOP

HAVING bought out Thos. D. Pace desire
IL to call the attention of the public TO the
fact that / shall sell all kinds of the very
best tinware, and do tinwork Of all kinds
PROMPTLY, at less prices than anybody,
FOR CASH ONLY. Give me trial.
E. r. STEDMAN.
Jackson, Miss, June 6, 1873.
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Having sold my tin shop, | earnestly re-
quest ali persons TO whom l am indebted, and
also all who owe me, TO come up for settle
ment as 1 am determined to close all Ac-
counts. 7. D.PACE.
Jackson, Miss, June 6. 1873. iunl2tf
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CARD.

Jackson, Miss, June 6, ls7;
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jtuI2It
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OF Legal and Business Forms-3rd Edition,
Price 81. Contains Forms for Magistrates,
County Officers Business Men Generally !;
Constitution of State and United States :;
Chancery Rules and Forms; Directory of
the Courts, Statistics, etc.
Address,
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Taken Up.

SAM. G. BuRNHAN, City Clerk.
jackson, June q, 1873.
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e. MURRELL,
OPPOSITE Capitol, on Capitol street is nov
~ receiving la.
ICE CREAM FREEZERs, a#
WATER COOLERS,
AND REFRIGERATORs

ALSO, 81
The Celebrated Cook-stove, American, and
other brands Of cook-stoves All are invited
to call No trouble 20 show stock. Can refer
to many families in Jackson who are using
the American Stove with entire satisfaction.
All American Cook-stoves FULLY guaFanteed.
Tin ware at Wholesale Of the best make
Tin work Of every description done on short
House fdrnishing goods Of every deseriP-
ton for sale. sIE Ham H me-8m
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There is mo Necessity

For poor bread, rolls, biscuits or pastry,
when hOusekeepeTs use DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. The perfect purity of the articles
entering into its composition insure the
same results each time, which deleterious
Baking Powders can not. We challenge
comparison with any Yeast Powder in
the market knowing full well that no
other similar article is put up with the
same care and precision as ours. We give
good weight, and guarantee quantity and
quality as represented. For sale at retail
by Grocers in quantities to suit.
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On hand large and well selected stock of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, at
STADEKERS'.
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his whole time to giving instructions on the
improved :. Victor Sewing Machine. They
can be seen &C 41-@
ju5-4s ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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MONTGO MERY
White Sulphur Springs,
VIRGINIA
MONTGOMERY

NNHIS delightful watering place will be open
Il for the reception of visitors on the first
day of June next.
All the usual appliances for the comfort
and amusement of guests are provided. and
Express, Ticket, Post and Telegraph Offices
are found here.
Big Tunnel, on Virginia and Tennessee di-
vision of the A. NJ & O. r. R. is the station
at which you take the car for the Springs
Distant II miles.
G. A. Colhoun, formerly Of Allegheny
Springs, will assume the management.
TERMS 81 so per day, SIC 90 per week,
$50 per month for the month Of June so.
COLHOUN WILSON s COWAN.
ap24-2m
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The improved "Victor" Sewing Machine
will give perfect satisfaction. ju sat
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Robinson q stevens have just gotten an
other invoice of goods from New York
embracing the cheapest lot of bleached do.
nestle in the CITY. n
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Just received, Linen Sheetings and Shirt
ings at STADEKERS'-
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A beautiful line of Kid Gloves, all shades,
at STADEKERS',
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The cheapest and largest assortment of
Linen Drills and Ducks, can be had at
STADEKERS'.
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Real Lace Collars and Pelermes just re-
ceived, at STADEhERS'.
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Robinson & Stevens will sell you New
Improved "Victor" Machine on the in
stalIment plan, and take ten dollars month
until paid. Instructions free. ju sat
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FEES

As the practical advantages for obtaining
thorough knowledge Of Medicine and Surgery
are quite IS great as, il not superior to, those
afforded By the schools Of New York and
Philadelphia, the fees required are the same,
viz
For ali the Lectures, $40 Matriculation,
s.; Practical Anatomy, SO; Graduation, SO.
Payment required in advance.
Fer circular and catalogue address
7. G. RICHARDSON, II. D.
] jun10-Ams Dean.
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Stadekers' Linen Lawns and Piques can
not be excelled in price and quality.
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BROWNS WELLS,
COPiah County, Miss.

INHIS noted place is now open for reception
Il Of visitors. line Of stages will run
from Hazlehurst daily, on arrival Of passen-
gers during the season.
These Wells have an established reputation
for sick Headache, Paralysis, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Dropsy, Dyspepsia Gravel, Kidnyes and
Bladder Scrofulous, Ulcerous Cutaneous and
Eruptive Diseases Neuralgia Of the Stomach,
and Piles Of any description, and all Female
Complaints
TERMS:
Per day, g per week, payable weekly, $l5i
Children and servants, half price.
All communications directed 70 Hazlehurst.
VIM. A. STOCKTON,
ml5-3m Proprietor.
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$50 pieces Merrimac prints in Polka Dol
and other fashionable designs, at
ROBINSON. & STEVENS.
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Publishers, Bristol Tenn.
Agents wanted TO sell Pictures, Books,
Charts. etc. From 50 70 SO per day can easily
be made. Send for private terms and Cata-
logue ml0-4w
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Notice to Tax-paYers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the assess
In nent books of the city are now open for
inspection at the Office of the Mayor, and will
be kept open until the 18th inst, from 10
o'clock A. NJ, TO 5 o'clock P. NJ, of each day,
excepting Sunday. All complaints for over
assessment must be made on before said
date in writing, addressed TO the Mayor, af-
ter which time the books VIII be finally ex-
amined by the Board and closed:
L. STRAUSS
Chairman pro tenn
By order Of the Board.
SAM. G. BURNHAN, City Clerk
100 trtvIJ-If
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Great Attraction at WiShart's.
Sole Agent for Charter Oak Stoves
sole Agent for GOOch-s Ace Cream
ErPeZerS.

Crockery and Glass ware, Tin and Jappanned
ware, Wood and Willow ware, Marbelizcd
Mantels and Crates, Wood and Iron Pumps of
all description. Iron Wash Boilers, and Eng
fish Pots, Chandeliers, Lamps Of all kinds,
Vesta and the celebrated Head light Oil, and
a full supply of House furnishing Goods.
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DIR. S. ALEXANDER
Of Clinton, Miss

Of CnmNOms MISS
UAS just received a fresh supply Of Botanic
IL Medicines for sale. Having devoted
much time and attention for many years, 70
Chronic Diseases, he is prepared to cure Dys-
eases of the Lungs. Liver, Spleen and Kid
neys, Dropsy Asthma, Scrofula and letter
Uterine arrangements, etc Persons residing
at too great distance 10 consult him IN per-
SON, can do so by letter successfully. Public
nntronage respectfully solicited. mildly
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OFFICERS:
Il. A. ROLLINS, President,
JAY COOK e, Chm. Fin. and Exec Com.
II. ID. COOKE. Washington Vice President.
EMERSON w. PEET, (Philadelphia) Vice
President and Actuary.
JOHN NJ. BUTLER, Secretary.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Director.
VIM. E. CHANDLER, Washington Attorney.
DIRECTORS:
E. A. Rollins, Jay Cooke,
Clarence H. G. ark, George F. Tyler
VIM. G. Moorehead, John W. Ellis,
Henry D. Cooke, J. Hinckley Clark,
VIM E. Chandler, John D. Defrees,
Edward Dodge, H. c. Fahnestock.
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FOOTING AND GUTyTE.EsING

Done in the best manner, and guaranteed
Goods sold and work done as cheap as any
where in the South.
Next door to Auction Store.
ms-6m W. W WISHART.
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KILL THE FLIES /.

HOW? By using Morses Patent Fly Ex-
IL terminator, the only sure and cffectual
means ever yet discovered for destroying
Flies, Muskeetoes, etc, safe 10 use and sure 70
kill. One package will last season, aud
keep any store or dwelling free from flies.
Put up in secure packages ami sent to any
address on receipt of fifty cents, with full di-
rections for use. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Address g. J. Greene Com
pany Shops Alamance Co.. Ga. juu5-3m
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DY Martha Kearns in the city of Jackson.
Id near Pearl River Bridge, o g . W +,
marked as follows Upper rim cut eh right
ear split in the left ear, flesh mark white and
red sjuul2-lt
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CaIamiGies will come upon us in spite
of all precaution, but it is gratifying to
learn that HELMBoLD's CELEBRATED b.
CHU can still be obtained at all the drug
stores. and that it can be relied on to cure
all diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary Or
gans. Look out for counterfeits. The gem
uine bears the proprietary stamp of II. 7.
Helmbold. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent,
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Five copies Georges Digest-2 volumes,
Interviewed, Price $1,000.
Twenty copies Georges Digest. volume,
Price $500.
mar13-3m Ell RICA q ".
Straw Hats just received at
STADEKERS.
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Murder i'm the First Degree is gen
orally brought to light, but thousands n,
quiet murders, of which the world never
hears, are committed by the administrators,
of wrong medicines. The dyspeptic. the
bilious, the fever-ridden, the rheumatic
are too often poisoned with deadly dFugs
when the persistent use of
IaFFaRt's EHerTeSeent Setter ADerient
with proper precautions as to diet and reOj-
men, would inevitably have worked a
speedy and thorough cure, In kidney dis
cases. bowel complaints, fevers, nervous
paFuzysms. aud all other ailments that re-
dncs the strength and vital power of the
nynenms sustain, refresh, purify, cleanse
and regulate II with this invaluable sallne
remedy. Sold by alI druggisss.
TEN CrRcuIr. CoURr, as we 20 to
press s engaged in the case Of Echols and
Nl6aA VII. m. O. ]. a G. N. Railroad Com
NaaE about twenty th0nsand dollars in.
NaNEH Sen. Wharton and Judge Johnston
AlHAlh; Harris al George and Judge
~ 8efsnaaafs Several fmpor.an.
been sIlsnoaed az, and others are
bite ard speekless,
E E secures; 9.
6s " Is osciaess
M AAA 1l 4onrsg
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The Best il the Cheapest.

ne NbesN = tAt Z HHCstptNts
The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM.
j. Brown, Sr, Jackson, Mississippi, makes the
cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful light Of
any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has stood
the most severe tests without explosion.
NAL -6m
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Montgomery County, Va,
WIFI. LII.
Opened for visitors June I-t, 1873,
Under the management Of Col. N. COBB

VERY extensive improvements have been
' made since last season, including large
new Hotel, with all modern conveniences.
More than SIX hundred guests can be comfort
ably accOmmo dated. This is the most cle-
waited the coolest and best shaded summer re-
sort in Virginia.
The mineral water has, for seventy-hvc
years, been jnstly celebrated for its active
tonic and Alternative powers.
Hot and Cold Baths Of mineral water at the
command of Visitors.
Bowling Alleys and Billiard Saloons for
ladies and gentlemen.
Round Tickets can be procured at all the
principal cities.
Visitors get off at the Christianburg Depot,
on the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio rail
road, and will he conveyed in comfortable
coaches ga miles TO the Springs.
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TERMS OF BOARD:

~~~S~~S - ~N@~@s~@'
Per month .........S50 90 Per day......s."S 80
Per week ........... Is 90 Month of June. 40 90
Children under ten, and servants, half
price.
Ministers Of the Gospel viii be charged two
thirds of above rates
This has always been the favorite resort Of
families, and every arrangement VIII be made
for their comfort.
Send for Pamphlet containing analysis Of
the water j. j. & J. WADE,
Proprietors yellow sulphur Springs,
ml5-lm Montgomery County. Virginia.
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The Victor has self-setting needle.
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L 2. Harrington, NJ. D. Writ Johnston, NJ. D
DrS. Harrington & Johnston.

HAVIEG associated themselves together
LII in the Practice of Medicine, offer their
services to the citizens of Jackson and vicini-
ty, in the various branches Of their profession.
Office in Stewart Building.
Januarv 1873-tf
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.

schedule taking effect May IS, 1871
MAIL TR AIN-Leaves Canton, going North,
at AN arrives at 62-Mile Siding for
breakfast, at Z, and Grand Junction for
dinner at l:20 PM
XPRESS TRAlN-Leaves Canton, going
North, ct 7, Pm, arriving at Jackson, Tenn,
next morning at 7:O5.
COMING SOUTH-Mai train arrives at Can
ton at 1890 PM; Express, ll:25 AN.
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BRIEF MENTION

DEATH OF THE OLDEST MAN IN MIssIs
sIPPI.-We publish to-day an obituary no
tice of John Owens, who died in Itawamb'
county, on the 9th May, in the one hun
dred and fifteenth year of his age.
PERsoNAL.-THE CLARION is under obi.
cations to Hon. David johnson. of Fulton
Itawamba county, Capt. A. +. Clarke, Of
Newton and A. }. Brown, Esq, of Ponto-
| toe, for additions to its subscription list.
The friendship of these gentlemen for The
CLARION is duly appreciated.
VIM. Jefferson. fcolored), Coroner of this
county, Is in this city, prepared, we have
been informed. to give bond preparatory to
entering upon the duties of Sheriff, which
office has become vacant by the death of j.
NJ. Coates. 1t is rumored that j. L. Lake
Jr., of the Vicksburg Times, is to assist in
the making Of the bond and in the division
of the spoils of office Mr.. Lake was trans
planted from New York to this State by
Military Dictator Ames, and thrust into the
Office on the point of bayOnet, before he
was known by half dozen men in the
county, and held it for some time without
giving bond. We understand that Jeffer-
son says that no Democrat or Conservative
shall go on his bond or be in the Sheriff7s
office after he gets possession. We shall
see what we shall see.
When discoverer CT any scientific sub
ject asks the cooperation Of the learned in
science to test the merit and truth of his
discovery by severe tests and practical re-
suits, and then to indorse and recommend
it, it is fair to presume it is valuable for the
purposes intended. Such has been the
course pursued by Messrs. Hall & Co., pro-
prietors of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover. And all those who have tested
it (among whom We may mention DIR. A. A.
Hayes and ). Dana Hayes, Chemists and
state Assayers of Massach usetts; Walter
Burnham, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery in
Penn. University, Philadelphia; George
Gray, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and |
Physiology . assert it is the best prepara-
ton in use for all cutaneous diseases of the |
scalp. Restores gray hair to its original |
color, prevents the hair from falling out, |
creates new growth. 1t Is certainly |
worthy of Observation-Disclosures Herald |
of Gospel Liberty.
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\. o, J. & G. n RAILROAD.
Trains arrive at Railroad Junction as fol-
lows:
GOING SOUTH-Mail, 11:55 A. NJ Express,
lzjO p. NJ. and remains 20 minutes for din
ner.
GOING EORTH-Mail, PAS A. "; Express,
$40 p. NJ, and remains 70 minutes for sup
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FOR SALE.

"A ated in West Jackson. in a desirable To-
cality and doing good and constantly in
creasing business. Parties wishing TO pur-
chase will address Immediately Lock Box 2O6,
jackson, Miss. Terms cash. jun5-3t
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Now Open for Visitors.

Now Open for Visitors.
Board $12 per week, during June and Sept.
On July LIST our new and commoious brick
hotel buildings, supplied with all modern
conveniences, water, gas, etc, will be thrown
open to the public, and every effort made to
assure the comfort and welfare Of guests.
The hotel season will close September lst,
and on the 18th of September the second SEES
sion of Crab Orchard Springs College, for
JOHN F. TARRANT and LADY as Principals,
assisted by full corps Of efficient Instructors.
Parents having daughters to educate are es-
pecially urged to
Visit the Springs during the Season,
and for information in regard to the school
will address by mail the Principal.
For c. D. Springs pamphlets and circulars
address SHELBY & THOREL,
jun5-lm Crab Orchard, Ky.
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STATEMENT OF THE
KSICEERDOCEER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Or NV YoaK,

On the 8lst day Of December, 1872
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up..$lJJ DJJ OI
...Lr.
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can Union Sunday School of this
town. The entertainment will be
conducted under the management of
committee of ladies, which fact of
itself, exclusive of the purpose, should
insure success TO the project. 1t will
of course be acknowledged by every
one that Sabbath school is an insti-
tuition from which the youthful mind
derives much Improvement, and one
which deserves the greatest encour-
agement, therefore we hope all who
are able will contribute share, how
ever small, towards making the COM
ing fair successful. Tickets are sold
at the very low price of twenty-five
cents each, while children will be adj
mitted free of charge. The fair will
open Friday at P. NJ. and Saturday
at 8 P. NJ, and will end in a dance,
which will be treat to those fond of
" tripping the light fantastic toe" to
the sound of inspiriting music. Who
wouldn't go to the fair?
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pERsoNAL.-We were pleasantly
surprised Thursday to meet Messrs.
Stoutemyer, Auditors Solicitor, and
Fred. n. ISholtz, chief clerk in the
Auditors office, who came up on the
steamer Belle Lee Wednesday night
on brief pleasure trip, and remained
i'm town until the train for New Or
leans left next day. The gentlemen
called at The CHIEF Office in the course
of their perambulations about the vii
lage, and we were pleased to welcome
them. We fear their visit was not
calculated to produce very favorable
impression of our city, as they We're
landed Oh muddy river bank, some
distance above the source of the
Bayou, on a dark night, and expert
enced no little difficulty in making
their way into town. Besides this,
the recent rains had made the streets
and sidewalks quite muddy, and nav
igation was consequently precarious
and unpleasant, SO we are inclined to
think our friends were not so sorry as
they should have been to leave us.
We hope they will repeat their visit
at a more favorable season, when they
viii find IDonaldsonville by no means
the worst place in the universe to
spend a holiday.
Mr.. Henry Cohen, Clerk of Court in
st. James parish, was in town last
week. and paid us a brief visit.
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sagar-cane, measuring 81 feet in
length, 81 inches in circumference,
ard weighing9 pounds. This cane
was cut few days since on the St.
Joseph plantation, st. James parish,
which place is owned by Messrs.
Richard and ]. Gauthreau, and man
aged by JOS. Gaudet, Esq, of this
parish. Mr.. Gaudet boasts of having
many arpents cane of the same heighth
as the sample sent us, but of course
not averaging an equal weight, and
the yield of sugar therefrom is two
hogsheads to the arpent.