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Stanton Branch of the D., L. 4 L. NJ. r II.
TRAINS WEST, TRAINS EAST
Mixed, Mixed.
COP m, Iouta 10 p, m.
~ Stanton Junction 5 10
2I Wood's Corners 65
% Shauty Plains IS
lis Sheridan &15
Traius run by Detroit time.
Passengers from North Western
Michigan TO the Capital Of the State
and Jackson, Detroit, &c, will make
direct eonucetioa at Howard City with
this Road.
A. II, REESE. Gen'i Supt.
). W. BROMLEY, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
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CoULDN'r tho road between here
and Reed City DO placed in better
condition without much expense |?
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Mr.. JAMES EL"oD has our
thanks f.r favors rendered.
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Clubbing Rates..

There may be some Subscribers
who would prefer to- club with the
Stavby taking some other paper
or periodical. We will send the
STR and
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Ia dem bells rihgin' for fire,
Tiberiu.l''~ "No. sir. Deb got
plenty - fire; dem bells is ring
ing for watcr!'
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We lave received several sub.
scril@is tor tl,c sSiar., during cti,c
iasi weak, MslI~s encouragement,
ii otmr waSf. and nssarc those
wlu.havc bcfricn,l.sl us that We
az prcciatc tI.cir fay"rs and shall
ter .mlwr them with grateful
tee Hugs.
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Avoid 0vnoks and Imposters

; No Chsfre for Advice and Consolation.
DR.! " Ri Dytt Graduate Lg6~sog Asdtenl
Codtos. Philadelphia, author OF several valuable
works. can be Consulted ON slfdiscases Of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an esteciaf ftudy) either IN male or female. no
matter from what canse originating or Of how
long. standing, Apraetice OF 80 yesss enables
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those Ut de.
tanee can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp 70 Rrspey postage.
send for the Guide % AedkA. Price 70 Cents.
!, n DYOTT, ND, Physician and. 6urgeoa,
S4 Duane 81 New York.
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'lT s. ems that Mrssrs. Young
~, al SitZcr. "f Pleasant Plains,town.
+h'P. are likely :" carry "ff the
lnrnors Ter "crack iiils at Wheat
The first named Las u tirlI G
alb ut six acres which Promises
yisli thirty bushels to the acre;
and Mr.. Sitzer,. about the sane
'un.bcr # acres, with promised
! r"!nct. ot twenty-five Lushvls
lei acre. :''-f .>..t
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Fl. Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw
RAHOAD.
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
CINCINNATI & TNDIANApoLIs,
pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore
washington,an all points
South and Southwest.
TRAINS RON sY CHICAGO TINE.

The beet New Road in the o. s.!
Direct connections North to Saginaw,
Lansing and al! ,Northtrn and Western
Michigan.
Direct connections South 30 Cinoinnai.
Indianapolis, and all points south aud
South. wsst; also all Eastward points.
Through traios are run between Jack
son L f. Wayne and between Jackson
ard Saginaw. Grard Rapids. and Chicago.
Trains on this Road are run by Chicsgo
time.
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HOME STARLIGHT.

NHw potatoes retail at dollar
pcr bnshel in Chase.
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on NATIONAL NURSERY RuyNEs.
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Illustrations engraved by the Bcothers Dal.
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cloth, gilt edges, t2.yo.
ASK FOR NOvELLO's EDITIONS.
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Cboptn's Po.onaiscs. u = 80. 49,. 400
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Jackson Lansing & Saginaw R. R.

The most direct route to the great Lumber and
Salt regions OF the Saginaw Valley, and tho
Magnetic medicinal Spripgs "
St Louis
Time Card Taks,,g Effect Ian X 1Rs3
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x.ISxEH's EXT. Bucxu

FLUID EXTR ACT BUC n U.
Is the only Known Remedy for Brights, Dis.
case, and has cured every case Of Diabetes IN
which " has been given, Irritation Of the Neck,
liberation OF tho Kidneys and Bladder, Reten.
: ton Of Urine, Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone In the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Duet Depoeit.
and mucous or Milky Discharges, ard for I'm.
feobled and Delicate Constitutions Of both Sexes
attended with the =, aSss
ing, Weak Nerves, Wakcfulness, Pain In the
Back, Flushing OF the Body, Eruption on the
Face, Palnd Countenancc, Lassitude OF the
Used BIZ persons In the deciine or change Of
NE, after Confinement or labor pains, bsd'wet-
IN mary affections peculiar to ladies', tho ,Ex-
tract Duchu IL uneQualed by any other remedy
Asin Chlorosis or Retention, ITegularty, Pain
f1lness Q! Suppression Of CUSTOMARY Excavations
eorrhea or Whites, Stsrility, and for all com.
plants iseident to tho sex. IL 10 prescribed
extensively By the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for eufsebled and delicate constiu.
lions Of both scxos and al ages. -
XIARNIY'S EXTRACT 1uCKu.
Cswes Dissasss .Arisin0 ,rio. hmpvvdsncss,
Nd6i&s II Dissipation, etc., IN all their snges, AZ
little expense. little or no change In diet M in
qusnt dcslre, and givss strength TO yrinats,
thereby removing Obstruetion Preventing and
Curing 6trlcudrss Of tho Ureths, Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, 90 frequent In this class OF dSs-
eases, and cxpelling all Poisonous matter.
xIARNxy'e EXTRACT 1UC1u.
eioopsrbottl or six bottles FIR . %, delivered
10 ny address, secure from observation. Sold
BY dyl kssS sT:hce1cs 81 ff Ss:S. r.
to whom all letters for information shouid DO
. addressed. =.
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II. Y, SARGENT, donI sup't Chicago
Csc G. HOPPER, Assist sup't Saginaw
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John G.. Hicks,

g. Attorneys. Law, Notary Public md Cir
.cit Court Com Missioner for Lake county.
BALDWIN,, Mich. IL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-03-20
9n EOIijsiecHdu6r.

Na&esm btr @rjt bas gollsee ssrla6,r
bate, fiihrte ct lfiu Scrbabsn aus uni
bseab iit fUfCrt udh csm poli,st @sb6upe.
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tnifsrnt unb ca sr ffin sissn @sf6br MIDI
lur 5ane bate, pinfts rr einsm puriitsr.
fabrtuosn eObnfutl&sr, psFsn gBaesu ee.
raes lttr mar, Ju baien, iprang In ben.
lslbsn uno rtrf bann tenn &utfttr ,u
mad hem 9eliiiihsim
Ter SutlGrr mar, mit ags 2CtRfutiher
Ntp gOrtS, NIT etn Sertit6ieitsn Der
Staet pcbI bstauut, pb assr 6sr pcli,st.
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ubr-in fsinsr Sifes an5utrsHsn ( t. mar
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ts; lstn Ssruf bra6ts ibn oft mil blslem
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psr 8utfdsr has pOli,siasbdurs srrsi6t
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-03-20
C6OriitsuHa fuIst.)

- Surlt 3eit ra6 bsm Gritbtn ron
Stlfit tsldbIC6 Der Mastiirat stnsr tIsintn
StGct psubsns, psIhs burGa Iran,5flH,
@tnauarttsrungen oirl ssIittrn bate, cine
nnhtltts Srabsubtlsu6tun9 auf Rotten
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wtiitn Batter Der Stapt pUrBsr, OILS Der
Srt nod wObIbdbsnp mar, ME pnran et.
paht bntttu, tlsttt Elm 8stmihmttp sinss
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tblr.
gts unlsrs Sta6t tm BObIllno mar,
IA bIisb iis fnRsr gang uup gar,
Ran, ba fis faR gu @runb ssganssu,
DsHtt man edtsrnfu aufjubaustH,
Damit Der arms Sirssrsmann
Dee sia&ts gum StttsIR lsbsn iannl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-03-20
Sbas. 50. Scbobf,
81 G It q ration

Gdr @YSmins @Sr. uHS Commercial gArr
balt ffrt5 bic befsn @eins, Sisr, glle rns ansv'
@etrGnfe, forpit Gisarrsn.
2Iuf feline Hefauration trloubt CT IG bfInt.
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art jubsrsitet; @eIraihaften uue damiItrn Ter.
ben III TrtSatstmmsrn bsbisn.. 2iSS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-03-20
0cr1l1G1aiGa SOtcg,

OWrmort, %.
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sresbsns gn,sisf, baB rbigss grfaI ntu tingerit.
tst unO bsbsutfnb SsrgrDeert pOThtn 10. ggdrm
unb faIte Spsilrn su ieptr 3fit. Die Sirastr.
Giirnbabr ron scranton fiibrt bis INN SGuIr
gIu9 maGt bsrielbs barauf aufusrIlam, tab er
nit gutter StaIIuns fir pffrNe psrlrbcn II.
23il9 Qpuis Wtunth.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-03-20
friedrich ll)eift)el

erIaubt I'D, lsintn 8rsunsm uuS grfaunlen
anjultstn, tnB tr bic gBiribf6oft in Irinrm
Sairmsnt Np. 325 eafa. apruus lsIblf iibsr.
nOmmen Bat une saB fr Irinrn auntrn nit an.
tenn 9tss gesnsn ,nno trH br1sR Spsilsn
aufraritu wirs.
SiquNrt uub gEtus I'M @rrbsn. Rit friiber.-
unp tis brlfru Ariifrl gardntirl. 2in
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SSfrtbS. nnb Rnffhnus.

Der ilntsrsst@usts smPFebIt friucN GrturSsH
unb ben SeutiheH iibrrbaupt lsin az ttr Sad
lcufraBe, pberbaIb bfr Wair, Spoe larf, sslsss.
mes ecfal, mo fs fets tif bslsR 6IftTiuie pprfH.
ben Eerber,
SUIibs 9suts fSuufH itssrssit suts stpf uuh
eOsis baislb srhaltsn.
InbrtaS G9Su.
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SnGiOIr SnIts,

jranflin @psnur, uabr brm gileHbaFu-S -Stpri,
2qrtaj 3sibIsE Gijtntbimsr
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fen uup @rtrGnFen has 9sle, ipas - baben III.
SpIibr 9rute fSnnfn Gog nae pOgis bfiui Iagr
obrr her mrGf esbaiish. f7t70
PprtHl 3sibitr.
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- . tel 6 OTI0.
32l3 Vnn Nvtnnt, Sranipn, Ya.,

32li Gem gvrurt, Scranton, ga,
(friibtr %. @unlf,r's 8saauraticu.) J
9retm id mfintu biGfstn HuS auswGrtiasm
6rfuuetu une tinsm gobaSbIi6ru publiilnu
eit llstrrndbme tiS stnauntsn @afbduits ur
ar;rips trinar, afke Id bic Seriihtruug, Sas
cs mrn eirlltsS grtrrbru lriR rirc, mrine
aunttn eurp rcriisidrt SFttiin uur bic bitten
ejstrGnfr 81 bsfriteigfn.
ltfts on iile.
Gin isparattS .3immtT far @situf6afirn uns
damilisn.
I'm rttt ;atirriRm 3uiprut bitttt
6t7S guitas Gpffa.
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Gi0arrclt.Sfnb

nun pitStr in b0Ilsh 9sTisbf il une Id fcrt.
pGbrsnb TN Stanee bin, mtire auneen init ab.
arlagSrtGn Giaarrsa better SualiiGt III perl.srotu
8rirfidt Aufudgs peretn piinftIits ausotfiibrt
6abrif an rsr DunmOrs Shabfn. GtIeababn.
uabs RuIbsTplfrees Ssrantpu,
4'P72 @tp. @Tambs.
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Ar 6baIS, ga.
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bent gulsiss, bas Obisss SptsI in, bshsu StgIr
tingtri6rt unb nit allen mrprrnen 9rrbeIItruH-
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Ssrbersr. Gin srUsrr 9aal fir 9agt uno Gr-
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fir pfsrbs IGst SiGts ~ piisI@gn iibTig.
28dp70 6. 6. 9attenbera.
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SD, @ahbsB %. 2pfms, Tlayrr her City
bon Scranton, made birrmit bsfaunt unb 9etr
No9ridt an bic QBGbIer her pprbsiagtsn City,
baB cine @atI gsbaItsH GirS in brr City Son
Scranton,
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am 6rsitag BEN 81. MGr3 1873,
! llebsrrinitimmurs nit trr fcIsrnten 9Iite Der
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@efb6fts.@mpfehIgna

WIeiusn fribtrtr 9raSsn uae sinem psrtbrttl
osuh&eu pubiifum bisus Birrmit sur Ra6ri6t
boz ,rfiue npblttfduutf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
The Banuust,

The Banquet given TO the President of the
United States, at Institute Hail, last evening" pass
ed off very pleasantly. The arrangements of the
Committee were very complete and carried oul
properly, and with degree OF prOnptness quite
equal to the average of such occasions. The bill
of fare was not as sumptuous as ON some former
occasions; but it was quite Creditable aud well
prepared, evincing very good taste in the caterer
and the gentlemen present showed their high ap-
probation of this fact in their very earnest and
successful efforts 10 diminish the stock of good
things with which the table was amply provided.
The beverage furnished was the Brandywine's
best delightfully."- COOL and bright and sparkling
when not discolorea by the cooks addition of old
Java. There was "oorks to poP," and, there
fers, no danger of "partaking too freely"
The speeches were moderate and most of them
doubtless very appropriate and very good; but
the reporters declare they could not hear them
and are therefore excusablO in not giving the re-
marks of the several gentlemen as fully as de-
sirable.
The President occupied position to the right
OF Mayor Simms and Governor Ponder and was
surrounded by CIV. Childs, Gen. Babcock Secre-
tary Robson and other distinguished gentlemen.
His appearance was that of a man of care; of
deep thought, and much anxiety; rarely smiling
and talking very little. He seemed to look on the
proceedings and undergo the handshaking and
congratulations as unconcernedly as though il
were an every day occurrence; but bestowing
frequently very attentive ear to the speakers
There does not seem TO he that desire for pleasure
and hilarity in his department that the pubic
are led TO expect from his frequent visits from the
CaniAnl 10 frianae ak . dis3,,na
The members Of the State Legislature were
given a very prominent position at the banquet
and ev aeutly enjoyed themselves very much.
They received especial attention from all of our
citizens, and were carefully served by the COM
mittee with everything necessary for their ease
and comfort. Alter the banquet they were taken
home and entsrtained by various prominent citi-
zens, and 80 far we have been allie TO hear they
have expressed themselves very highly delighted
with their visis, and Wilmington hospitality And
It is hoped that the commingling this occasion,
of our friends from Kent and Sussex, and the
general abandonment Of politics for a day will
show its beneficial effects ia the future and that
may become more fully known IN
Delaware. Some OF our Legislators left for home
at lOl0 this morning. Others will go this evening
and some remain until SaturdayImorning
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established 1854.
is the largest and most Aourishine weekly In the
State, and has larger circulation than any other
on the Peninsuar. Published every Friday morn
ing at q year, in advance,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
FuFnlfure and vonlaan HlInel1
J.&LN. HABMAN.

J. ~ ). n. HARAfAlg,
No. u0kTNo sRRRRT. WELAsEWGTaN nss.
We respectfully ineaewu ths altlwuas AZ
lalneleE Esd the oasyFeandia diaa GoTnisg
- " ~ Ne eonttnte - maaHl 70 - l-ssn
-. on hand at our large aad ionG a SSSkf SOD
tasasnge 0k sgoFy FaFlsky 80 stgia
ehambsF uses. ~.-'''a -tS'-1 %
cgS sssrtmsRt ef EgEnltaFoia a. Iatae sna valisa
~ -. aae.lAb lest are asf8nl led ~
S1sstnn hllnaa u the NEST - : 0oo'Ena
aisg menniaetnFa and eongtantlY koaD 3 iseaaaa-
softmsat efS pFing. Hair MQsq aa istr n Ma6sTass-
VA OoAinaat1eo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
EAILY GAZETTE.

THK DAILY GAzETTE is published every afternoon.
except Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served by
carriers to SUBSCRIBERS in all parts Of Wilmington
and the ssuFrOnnding towns and villages. for six
cents week, payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
S3, in advance
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
A0ar, 8etd. &c.
BEE RRAMps OF FLouR

u The market. together With 4 fan line of Rsoa.
hys Flour. Cora Meal, &e.. asc.. are aoU pfeparoa
% sell 90 bakUEs, st1gekoepsFs aHd private fanlias
- tne Aoaas HaFrsk OP RoHmd a. rrfes
eAe1Der fAan caa Be boE,1At N ne eis.
PaFtses Will End Il t1 their advantage % easf ana
examine before purchasing elSewhsrs
Goods delivered 10 any part Of the city Tree Of
hafge; j. BARKLEY,
IDLY See etRFy og DlreetSfB.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
NEW GROCERY STORE
s.w. Cor. Fourth and market ST..
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINUIV4N1 DIsA9'
60 The undersigned respectfully an-Eff31
3Ht3ne eunces 10 his old friends and thek]Ek41
5M& Npublic generally that he has complet- -
49, cd his new store. and RsOpened WITH a STOCK
VI HSI GRoCERfES, SUGARS AND M0LAssEs.
Lowering crushed, granulated and pulyeriEed sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds Of Nolasses. ..
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguira, N Marlcsibol
Rio Green and Roasted Coffee; the huest Black ana
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new Buckwheat, all kinds ofpure Spices, Sara mes,
All kinds Of Canned Fruits, Preach and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut, Mushroon and
Tomato Catsup, English and American Pickles, Jel,
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Baker Cocoa ane
CyhocoIate VermacelIi, MacarOnio Washing Soap ia
great variety Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss Starch Cur;
fants Raisins, Citron, Atmore'a Mince Meat, DRIED
Peaehes and Apples CranberrEA, Brooms. Painted
Buckets. BFnshas, Sperm. Adamantine and InlloS
Candles and all articles usually kept in we'll as
S-1T JAMES CRIPPKN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

rupaon and prohigaey which can end only in The
downfall Of the republic This is the hour to stay
the tide OF demoralizatioa. II possible. Aud The
drst thing 10 do is TO convict and punish, exemp-
larily and mercilessly, tho leaders in this plot
against the nations honor and life
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
THR ARTTzAhS SAVINGS BANK.
No. 6O2 Market Herook. ~

Ypen 70 receive deDOslta daily (Snnaavs e1eenisAl
SSd tns usual bas9ess Aoar. and on TpsSdSy
Aa the pTOhts Of the bank after fhe psv1nest !.
snisceSssaIy sxpensse, are degotod 70 the bone6t
~ an1 divldanas are made seHi-ann
S92hn - eh9 getobeI, since the OrEanisation
~ ~ nahks ~ lels the dividends have mi formlV
~, Ssit "a w rate q SIX per cent. Der annnm.
diYtdandas " Aeture
nfFastec 20 the Baak. - - =
3. NAA10ERRR
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

A new kind Of cotton, known as Nankin,
having natural pink tint, hNs been successfully
raised in Texas.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
Assassination of General Candy.

The treacherous and cowardly assassina-
ton of General Candy, of the United States
army, while holding a peace conference
with Captain Jack, the chief of the Modoc
tribe, sends thrill of horror through the
reader. The peculiar circumstances of the
affair, as narrated in our press dispatches,
can not but add to the feeling against the
bandits who committed this deed, which
will result in the employment by the gov
ernment of such means as will wipe out of
existence the class Of savages who have so
long hung upon the outskirts Of our ciyili-
zstion. impeding its progress with shot.
and arrow. and scalping knife. Quaker
peace commissioners and Vincent Collters
will End their occupation gone. and such
peace as Spencer :iies and Gatling guns
bring to q disturbed country will be that
here after 10 be accorded 10 the savage foe.
General Candy, who was personally known
TO many of our readers, he having COM
manded this military department for some
time during the war, was native OF hen
tucky, and graduated at West Point. He
entered the army in 1889, was major of the
Teath Infantry in 1856, Colonel of the Nine
teenth Infantry in 1861, and promoted 70
Brigadier General in 1866. He was one OF
the most valuable officers in the army; in
manne, sfable. kind and unassuming, with
a heart as warm and tepde. and gentle as
that Of child.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

THE FRUIT GROWERS AGENTs.~-The
establishment in this city of an agency for
the sale of ali kinds of fruit, farm and gar
den produce is a step in the right direction,
and Messrs. Hillman g. Manard. the gentle
men composing the trm which has en-
barked in this business, are the very kind
of men to make it first class success, if
energy, business tact and thorough knowl-
edge of their speciality will win. They ad-
vertise this morning that they are sole Lou
isiana and Texas agents for the Golden
Branch Of the Alden Fruit Preserving Com
pany, which, if we may judge from their
preserved apples. which we have tried and
found to be most delicious-equal in every
respect to the fruit fresh from the trees
must be an institution highly deserving of
patronage. The firm also sells Rue's garden
cultivator, one of the most handy and etfi-
oient garden utensils ever invented. With
one OF them gardeder can do more good
work in two hours than he could with "a
hoe in day.