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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

DY NASH Il HODESON.-W. !. HODG.
ID o \ auctioreer-Otice No. 5 CarondeIet
street-On SATURDAY, February :. 1874, at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the s.. Charles Auction Exchange, in
the basement Iotunda of the st. Charles Hotel ia
this city, by virtue and IN pursuance of an order
of the Hon. Don a. Pardee, Judge of the Second
Judicial District Court, for the parish of Jefferson.
dated December -, 1873, court docket No. 4U14, in
the matter of Edgar Drouet, administrator of the
succt ssion of Edmond Drouet and wife VS.. Alexis
Drouet ct al, heirs OF J. L Drouet and wife. for a
partition, at public auction will be sold the fol-
lowing Described
VERY VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION.
Lands, Stock, agrlcUl1ura! implements, etc,
10 wit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
By s. GulnaUIt.

P. F. HERWlG, Special Deputy Collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

District Court of the United States OF America 10
the District OF Louisiana-NOs 1866 and IQ6t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06
Redemption o. Land Sold for Non.pay'
ment OF United States Taxes.

The United states own lands III Virginia
South Carolina, Florida and Tennessee, which
were bid in by The United States Commission
ers Mt the sale held during the late war Tor nom
payment of direct taxes. BY the act or June
K i872 the original owners were allowed Two
wears in which to redeem their property on
nav,nent of tax. interest and costs OF sale
'I'he time limited for redemption will expire in
few days and many of the owners have
been unable 10 avail themselves Of the bene-
fit of the act. This Is especially the case IN
SoHth CorOlina where the lands are wholly
on the Sea Islands, in the neiShboriioou oi
Beufort and Port Royal. This section was
early occupied by Northern troops anu Inc
Tax Commissioners, under the sanction OF
President Lincoln, began system or cohils-
cation Of the lands for the beneiitof the negroes
MANY thousand acres were sold In lots oi ten
acres to the enfranchised blacks. Other sales
were made to army and navy purchasers anu
"loyal" citizens. OF course IL Is only tie ANUS
remaining after these sales that can now be
redeemed by the original owners. but the !, "m
plantations have been SO much cut mp IN TINS
way that the cenfpsiOn of boundaries is very
great and much difficulty has been experienc..
ed il, determining to whom the lands belonged
Besides. many OF the owners in South Canhi-
ma are so much impoverished as to I've unable
at present 10 pay the small amount necessary
to accect redemption. In view ot these iactS
the WAYS and Means Committee have agreed
to report as an addition TO the Internal Refe-
nue. and Tariff bill, now under cons,dera'ion
in the House. an amendment to the act OLD une
8, 1872, extending the lime of redemption TOT
one year with some other provisions which
will serve more fully to carry Into enect the
intent of the act.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

IT, SAIL EVERT SATURD.y
sTaS
Passengers tooked to and from any Railway Sta
ton or Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland. Nor
way Sweden, Denmark, Germany. France. Hoi-
land, Belgium, and Ine United state,
Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON, LIV-
ERPOOL, GLASGOW AID DERRY by Wednes-
days Steamers $50 By Saturdays steamers a65
and S.5.
EXCURSION TICKETS, sI2O.
INTERMEDIATES. S35. STEERAGE, 800
Payable in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at lowest rates. For fuT-
ther particular apply to the Agents. HENDER-
SON BROTHERS. Bowling Green, N. Y.ta =
SAMUEL y. RETTS.
WV W ,imiERtan
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06
MILK.

Is made by carefully eyaporating the wateFy por-
white sugar and sealing it up Theoretically. In
this way it will keep for years and can again be
brought very nearly to its NJ .turay liquid state by
tho addition of pure 1t is very largely used
in tho preparation of fool for infants. and is
count of its portability an, answcring all the pur
V0f es ef fresh milk The est brands sold by
L. Bf :INGIlURST x CO..
Corner Six tn and Market sire cts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06
Tho Connection Of the MISSISSIPPI
with tho Ocean.

10 the House Of Representativ on Thursday,
while the River and Harbor Bill was under dis
cussion,
Mr.. Frelinghuysen (Rer.), Of New jersey,
followed Mr.. Hamilton, saying one hundred
wears ago this Western valley was wilderness.
Now. in ten States and fourteen Territories.
there are fifteen millions Of people, with twenty
eight thousand miles Of Railroad, which cost be-
tween fourteen and fifteen hundred millions
dollars. They have every variety Of climate aud
production, with the noblest lands and rivers in
the world The productions were 80 greit that
il was almost impossible to find means to bring
them TO market. The State of New York had
expended thirty nine million dollars upon such
improvements. and this great nation should not
hesitate to spend few hundred thousands. The
country now had sixty y-seven thousand miles OF
railroads constructed at a cost of three thousand
one hundred million dollars, but they did not
afford cheap transportation, for two reasons
frat, the production outnumbered the facilities
afforded by these railroads, and second, In these
latter years railroads had been built with bonds
and stocks which did not represent capital Two
great evils followed this. First, fictitious val
ue was created, and, second, the existence of I'm
pa;d stock gave roads an excuse to make enor-
nous charges 10 pay it. Fortunately there were
but few such roads, and they were IN the W est.
He believed a great mistake would be made TO
try any system of canals. Pennsylvania had
canals across The Allegheny Mountains, aud had
been compelled to abandon the work. lie be-
lieyed the true remedy was by railroads TO be
| built by private enterprise under charter by
Congrers Nanre had provided the only two
water ways which could be used, the great lakes
in the North and the Gulf of Mexico in the
South the two connected by the Mississippi riv
err lie favored the construction of a canal Mt
/ the mouth of the Mississippi river, and another
1 across Florida, which woud bring New Orleans
l six hundred miles nearer TO New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06

w I7Nr '07 ~
Although the above price sare as low as
good Eastern lee can be sold IN tins market AT a
nro6t. we do not intend to be unJersold upon any
consideration.
These prices to take effect on and after Monday.
PUSEV RICE.
oFP1Kcs-;l6 Slpiey, 4th anG Poplar. and SIG
Walnut Sts. apf'u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06
Wilmington and western &c. %
TIME. TAHEF.
FALLANr Observation-Disclosures.
APGII. ~. 1874.

FALL ANT WINIWEAKRANdtMt
cling Oct. It,. 1874. trains will
0@g~ run ms follows:
Leave Wilmington ~ 70 n. M. and 5 - u. IN.
Leave Lsndenherg i5. a III. and 30 p. IN,
Arrive at Wilmington - - IN. and $50 y III.
Arrive AZ Landonberz l. 80 IN. aud h 10 J. IN
CONNECTIUNS-ITains leaving WilIning ton at
10 30a IN with train leaving PHILADELPHIA at 80
O nj.
Train leaving " hlning ton ut & s. q m connects
with train Leaving philldoIphia al 0ip u.
Train arriving al Wilmington AT s. a IN. with
train for Philadel phia at 10 a IN.
Train arriving at Wilmington At 30 with IRAN
for Philadelphia at y III.
Sunday trains will le Withdrawn after Oct. 1st
DAVID CUNNELL. Snpt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06

CON NECITNNo'
Al Wilmington with trains on Thilg dc'phi,.
Wilmington and Baltimore and Del. RalrnadS; At
Chadd's Ferd with tGaihs on Phllaiclphia and
Baltimore Central L.. ., and at Goatcsyiiic with
trains on Penna. X. r., snd at l;cadmE with
East Penna. snd iicnding and Columbia aud the
may y l. GoLhINGS. Gan1 Sur.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06

MAD Doc. A valuable little dog. belonging
to officer NickersOn was attacked with hydro
pbObia, Thursday and bit viciOusly at several
persons. when the officer went home, in the
evening. the dog snapped at him, and 50 he
immediately shot the animal, Only few
days ago MIR. NickersOn was offered so for
the dog,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06
Zines ut Crartl.
WILMINGTON AND READING RAJ
wv ROAD.

On and after tuesday. May :ith. 1874. trains
will run OVER MAIN LINE AND EEADthH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06
Steamer S. M. FELTON,,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

The FELTON," leaves French Street = ST.
Wharf at Z. A. M. and returning. sSssSix22 ks
leaves Chestnut street. Philadelphia. at 3, z. NJ.
Fare to Philadelphia ...........- ....... 20 G ents
Return trip ticken ........... - =.
Freight taken at usual rates.
AS-Parties shipping carriages are nOtihoC. that
the line will not be pOns Ihle tnr any amsp c
after landing on the wharf at PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. Taggart will forward them AT shlppe r's risk X
II re0nested To do So. Ht1-l lm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-06

vCo TnE PUBLIC.
l. The Wilmington ard Reading RalrOa Con
pany have completed arrangements TO caFyy Money
Packages and Express Matter to f.ndt points
on the line of their road and Wcst t Chester.
Also, to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawissa Railroads including Il eading.
ingtoWn, Mahoney City, Mt Car mel. Nor rstown,
Pottsville. &c.
Fer further information apply at the Depot cor
ner Of Front and Madison street =, Wilmington.
Express matter sent Frank lin Telegraph off go,
No, Vest Third street or TO their Depot, Front
and Madison. orders left wi tn McMullen n Seal.
delivering agents will receive, prompt attention.
Z. STOLZ.
apf-tf Gent Sr,fpk ". 4 X. X. X. En.
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wei MOTH Reading.

Who is there that does not desire to be
PAYS exempted from indigestion-to have
od appetite, a painless stomach, clear
fd'a regular pulse, healthy complexion
t'l> meets the eye Of any who are not thus
Fssed, l,t them try Hostetter's Stomach
erS' We guarantee that this delight ful
II VIII restore any stomach, however
a. 10 healthy condition that 1t will
oa'k the truant appetite, and Civ
haheut vigor to the whole system. The
e aud maei.ted, sun rrirg from ,iys-
IA or indigestion in any forr', are all
u Tor the >ake of their own bodily ami
''"i comfort 10 try il. Ladies Of the most
Hlcate constitution testify to is harmless
i MS restorative properties. Physicians
y"hert, Disguised with the adnlterated
E'oFs OF commerce, prescribe it as tn
'e'' am most reliable of all stomachists.
It
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Grand EXCURSION TO CHICAGO

GRAND EXCURSION TO CHICAGO. BY
reference 10 our advertising co uIuus, il W Ii
be seen that special excursion train on the
New Orleans, st. Louis q Chicago Railroad
will leave this city on Wednesday, Oct. 2lst,
at o'clock A. n. for the last named city.
The train will stop at all stations 20 take on
passengers. Tickets good for ten days, and
will cost from this place, SIS 90 For prices
from other stations see advertisement. The
excursionists can return on any train COM
ing South during the nexl ten days. This Is
a splendid opportunity to visit Chicago, ana
we doubt not will be embraced By many.
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New Movement.

eeial Dispatch of the Shreveport Times. ]
EEw ORLEANS. There is a movement
Foot here, strongly backed, to adopt
Ierrebonne plan of compromise. If
pinot be managed with the Democratic
fvention, another will be called and a
promise ticket formed. Penn and al
party are aoorking for It.; Joatbert Des-
Z and that class Of cOtored men also.
Democrats here have ignored the
oh Rouge business. Their committee
up the Democratic name, and the
sentlon to be held Monday is chiefly
ed by that name.
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w. NJ and VI. a. A@sociasfon %
jackson.

HALL HIBEnNIAN NJ. \ AssocIATIoNl
Oct. !, 1874
At The regular monthly meeting, held ~
the Hall October /. 1874, the following RS
olu' ions was off Ell 6y j. +. O'~uliigsn and
unanimously adopted, and ordered TO be
spread upon the minutes:
WHEREAS IL was with feelings Of deep
sorrow and unieigord regret, tn we heard
of the great loss sis aimed BY rne IL. y. &
VI. A. ASSOCIATE IN OF Vicksnurg. in the sui :
den deaf II of three oftheir hos ored meHb r.,
viz Messrs. D G. Ryan, Thomas + Don
ovan aud T.. w Smith ; therefore, BE it
r. solved, That ne. the uih"ruian Mutual
Aid Association o. Jackson, II i>sis-ipp do
herewith extend our sympathy and rdo-
lence TO our brother Hibergiaus. Of Vic<s
burg, and 10 the bereaved miles aud
friends of the drce sd, hoping that the
Benehcent Creator Of all may, ia HiS wis
dom. bestow consolation upon the afflicted
friends o. the lost or :.
X lived. That this tribute of respect
be published in the city papers, and thai
copies tie matted TO the II. b. NJ. A. Associ-
alton of Vicksburg.
!. MCDONNELL, Prest.
J d. MONAHAN, Sec'y.
Vicksburg papers please copy.
"a
NEW ADYERTISMENTS.
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REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE.
AWARDED
The medal for Progress"
All VIENNA. 1873
The sHShest Order OF Medal Awarded a
the Exposition.
No SeaCtng Mach Ite ReceiCed u High
en- Prize.
FEW GOOD REASONS:

IA New Invention thoroughly tested and
secured By Letters Patent.
2-Makes perfect Lock Stitch, alike on
both sides on all kinds Of goods
3-Runs Light, Smooth, Noiseless and Rap
id-best combination of qualities.
4-Durable--Runs for years without re-
pairs
Stitching in a superior manner.
6-Is most easily managed By the operator.
Length of Stitch may be altered while run
ming, and machine can be threaded without
passing through holes.
6-Design Simple. Ingeni ons, Elegant,
forming the stitch without the use Of Cog
Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which insq II
uniform length Of Srich at any speed Has
our new Thread Controller, which allows easy
movement of needle bar and prevents injury
to thread.
1t is manufactured by the most skillful and
experienced mechanics, at the celebrated
REMINGTON ARMoRY, Lion, NEW YORK.
De GIVES OPERA HOUSE, MARIETTA STREET,
ATLANTA, Ga.
Robinson & Wagner, Agents, Meridian, Miss
Local Agents Wanted. Oct 8, 74.-Zm-
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FFenI-y's CasDoEEc EaIve Is so we'll
o." n fhAt If is only necessary to caution
Rs,nSt limitations. 1t requires careful adj
lItus OF the carbolic acid with other in
HFe'ents to produce a salve that may be
Pifd upon. The genuine only guaranteed
n that it bears the signature and private
foprietary stsmp Of John F. Henry. Sole
all Druggists and Dealers. JOHN +
|ENRY, CuRRAN & Co, Proprietors, and !
llege Place, New York.
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How the zaoneY Goes.

Alter Novem her 30th. it will be easy to
/ bow the N nry goes, for then the draw
L viii take ace of thu Public Library OF
Fn'uckV, and at chat q rand Git Concert
800 Coz ia caSlt viii be given away to tick
holders The fortunate holder of the
III drawing the first prize will walk of
lth 1850 600; 81 the second prize, 100000
The uur1 prlze, 375 900; OF the fourth
fz', $4,000; o. the fiith prize $4,000, etc
u 10000 grand cash prizes shall all have
In distributed. Truly, this distribution
|lA tell how the money goes! 1t
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How many times does so go into 100000
:, : !, o. lines. We'll, that is a good p I
f. ,y,u for CALIFORNIA; Will the best
/ 4d" ever struck pa. As much? Certainly
i But there are strong probabilities that
Investment OF fifty dollars made in the
\ Grand Git Concert, in aid of the Fubilc
rary 81 k=utnckv. will paw that per cent.
somebody. Why not TO one of Us? And
I'm ehayc ot.ly to wait till the Both of h o.
pmbeT Tor the IeuSit. 1t
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Special NOIice.

Marriage and Death notices will be inserted
IHE CLARION free Of charge, when not
seeedirg SIX lines. Obituary notices and
kbates Of respect, whether from ind viduals
societies, will. in future, be charged our
GUAR Advertising rates.-5l.00 for each ten
tes Of printed matter. If.
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mUBS, sPOK rs. and FEI.LOES
BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!
ONE MILLION BRICK AND TWO VAL.
UABLE LOTS, FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE, in lots to suit pur-
L chasers. about one million brick, at the
site of the Bowman House. Also, the two
lots on which the Bowman House stood,
each eighty feet front on State street
and the depth of square. They have upon
them three large cisterns. l will sell the
whole at a bargain. Apply to
June Ii IA. If NJ. MCLAUGHLIN
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A school for the TfEue-,
Staunton Female Seminary,

Rev. J. I. MILLER. 4. NJ, Principal,
Prof r. LOUIS IDE, superintendent o.
Music aided By a full ard competent corps
Of Instructors.
N7HE BUILDINGS are new, large, comfort
I able and lighted with gas. The location,
for health and pcturesqueness, is without q
rival Board Of the best quality and unstinted
IN quantity.
Tastefufness, accompanied nth simplicity and
economy IN dress is erjoinef.
The cost of a session Of forty weeks for
board. furnished rooms, lights washing and
tuition is $50. No extra charge fsr Botany
Latin or Greek. Music and other extras
reasonable. Session opens SEPTEMBER p
Persons Intending to send should apply at
once as the number Of pupils win be limited
For catalogue. with cut Of buildings and full
particulars, address
j. MILLER, Principal.
sTAUSroN, Va.
August Is, 1s74-zm@
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The personal tax for Hinds county has
been reduced four per cent BY the Board OF
Equalization. Real Estate tax stands as
now assessed This reduction does not in
elud he persoulty of Railroad Companies
who have agreed to valuation o $1,000 per
mile
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THURSDAY, = OCTOBER 10, 1874.
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'Ihe members of the Board of Control OF
I Safe Fair Association are requested to
ftt in the Senate Chamber on Monday
inst, at 10 O'clock, 10 complete all ar
dement's for the State Fair.
J.. f. MONTGOMERY, Pres't.
!. L. POWER Sec'v 81
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REV. w. 4. VSEnu.

OR TO
w. r. RATLTFF,
President Board OF Trustee.
July - 1874 3m
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81. T.. JOHNSON,

July q. ls-tan
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MAR REEG.

On Wednesday morning, Oct. 14th, b.
Rev. John Hunter, at the residence Of tbs
brides father. Mr. JOHN Martz, Miss Mary
81 ritz to Mr. NJ eastman
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OUR esteemed townsman, Dr.. KELLs,
has returned from Iii. protracted trip Moth
aad placed on our table file Of late papt rs
from different localities
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1000 Approximate Prize 81 each, being
determined by , 600 mum 1=r= on each side oil
he number drawing the Ca pital Prize. The
above Prizes VIII be drawn
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The STATE Fair Association offers Silver
/ M teihe best Hose Company, (Whlte,) and
Isyer Cup 10 the best Hose Company
oorrd) i'll the trials of speed, on Friday of
/ IL week.
J J.. POWER,
|O,t SIT. Secretary.
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WIS fabrication Premium =.
Rt the St. Louis Fair just closed, the
eepstake premium was awarded to a.
llogg Of Louisiana. The cotton was
Fong staple, very strong and very fine,
vasevidently produced from improved
y.
The following are the awards to Missis.
bi:
lrst premium to bale, B. r. Nc
pghney, Lee county.
econd premium to Robert Brown,
nroe county.
nrd premium to P. Gattney &
Fourth premium to S. L. Barksdale,
eoo county.
Nth premium to r. Evans, Lee coun,
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Nashville. Tenn. oss aEoaday, Oct,
26sIs. E9S4

Nv Drawings always take place on thu
FOURTH MONDAY in each month. They
are conducted in public by committee selec
I'D from the audience by the tick et-ho.de,
present. 100000 numbers, CORES pointing Will
TIE numbers CT tickets issued, are put into the
wheel, and the first uaal5sr drawn cut entities
the holder Of the CORES poQding number to the
first prize on the list, VIZ: 10 coo; the second
number drawn to the second prize, &c, unit
QO numbers are drawn. The remaining
4 009 Prizes are determined by approximate
numbers.
A Statement Of the drawn numbers is pub
lished and forwarded to :icket-holders and
agents. Prizes Forwarded promptly.
Tickets for sale by agents throughout the
country. Orders BY Mail or Express must be
directed to me at Powling Green, Ky.
e. IL. GOaLADAK-
Oct I5-1ts
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS.
REV. WALTER HILLMAN, T.. Id.
President Of FpcUIiv.

rrtIE YEAR fast closed hr1rrIt tH.a fn. ...l-
4 .1l M f.s Ul.1.l.E- Flor Ia..s...#.
wears if h.r RI. .1F "A ulIr.I|.. ....| -... Is
and Dr. may BE- eft uninterrupted fr..I
As Do has advanced in ars It la. increased II.
.Iucati uai facilities, uufII Huw 10 .tur- .H.H
a- ore NOT cIcetlel ll HuI r.. tHt ..uHIT IH.
s.ffnf.0us OF 0uF South .tH. Among fN.H.
tciliries, are 3 thar1GshlT efficient FtrHT-s
au amnle Range q, suaIrs extensive M.#Hs
~ illustration, oEre.eUt AccuuoIl ..H.
healthy and acces ibIC Location.
The C5..olIata EeHr Of l71i-lJ win commence
on Tue-daF the Srh Of September.
Expenses are moderate.
FOR catalogue or other information. address
the President Of the Faculty.
ROBERT KELLs
President Of the Board of trustees
July %, BIN.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

& IRA. H. HILZHEIN would an
uIfFYYS II nounce that he 3 now prepared
to administer the justly CELEBRATED Nitrous
Oxide Gas for the painless extraction of teeth
All operations in Dentistry exeeuied with neat
ness and dispatch Terms strictly cash
June1S-3m
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John n. Davis & Co. popular custom
Ne shirts, can be had at J. Stadeker 81
'.
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Medical College of Ala.

THE NEXT Annual Course i1 this Instf#.-
i ton. viii commence on thc l6.h hoVeutsI
Tie Preliminary course " i.l commerce I'D 0Ht
the middle Of October, MT which time tH#
dissecf ng Halls viii De opened.
The Lectures are FREE t0 students from lIi
paris oi the country. The only expenses nrr
ms follows:
Mauicuation ......... ...... 1J OBJ
Practical Anatomy ........ II UH
Graduating aJ U8
The Course closes about che 10Th March.
1875.
For catalogue or further particulars, Address
WM ID. ANDERSON To- %.
Dean of the Faculty
MOBILE, Ala, August g, ls74-8m.
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The Non-exolosive Petro Oil sold by VIM
Brown. ST., Jackson. Mississippi, makes
cheapest, cIesnest and most beautiful
rbtofany oil or burning iluid in use. 1t has
r.ad the most severe tests without explo-
fon. IF.
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NOTTCE-.-REMOVED.

TAKE WONDERS having opened the new
- Hair Cutting and Shaving Saloon on Pearl
street, next TO John Harris, wishes TO inform his
friends aud customers that he is now prepared
to accommodate them in the best style in the
toasoriaI profession. Hair Cutting. Shaving,
Shampooing and Hair Coloring done in the
finest of style.
Give JAKE call if you want first class work
done.
P. s.-First Glass Bath Rooms-Sponge or
Shower.
Sept. 8-4m
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-15
See advertisement of Proposals for
Roofing"

BRTNLEY's GANG PLows and other
agricultural implements have arrived for
exhibition at the State Fair.