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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

NofB->When the above oath is taken before
Justice of the peace any other officer not using
= SEAL except ajudge Of United States court. the
certificate Of the clerk of . court Of record must
be added under his seal Of Office that the person
who adm nistsred the oath is duly 9usliaed ~ such
officer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

samuel levy VS.. John sIerref-Third
Justice court tor the Parish OF St. MaIyo Ne.
ltl.
by VIRTUE OF WRIT or FIERY fAciAS T0
- me directed by the Hon. Wilson Ncke ralf.
Third Ward Justice Court fer the parish of st.
Mary, in the above entitled SUIT, will proceed to
sell at public auction, in front OF the Court he use
in Algiers on TUESDAY, December 3. H7!o the tsls
loving descr bed property. 10 wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, No. 10, with Che
building and all the improvements thereon situs
ated in the Fifth District of this city (ate Alelers,
in square No. 1923, bounded by Market. Pacific
jackson and KlmiTa streets.
Seized in the above entitled and mum ed su; .
clear OF all mortgages.
Terms-Cash ~ the spot.
10! IS de.' w.. SWEET, Censlspis>
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

3. Ahndie ~. Mr.. nad Sfrs. r. GalSts &s'e , en-
Third Justice Court toe the Parish 81 ~ss snGs
NJ. 1908. - -
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SlEHf FAGAs 80
ID me directed BY The Hon. J. H. f.Aresche, vhif9
Justice % she Peace ~ ana sof fh~ pa NJ ~ ssF"
leans ( will proceed 70 sell at public auction, %
MONDAY :ov.mp.r lS iS1s, ~ twelve oc!o.h VI o
It the Merchants and Au".I"neers Sx"' An.es
RoyAl street. between Canal and Custom sS asa
s.rerts m the Second District ~ this city
AxERTAls Grr OF Or, dSis, sogether viii. Al
The buildings and! iMprov. rents thereon, sitSstcA
in thS second District ~ tho city Hf New Orleans,
in the square NJ" a. bounded by 81 Ann, Dunis
Dorsenoi. and Broad stseets, and desgnst.I ~
lot No g. il the ABOVE mentioned square, as ss0
plan drawn ~ 4. GHeu.cours, city suvys VOC,
dated .ht svents second ~ February, 1888. said
Iot measures. American measure. q seef Sleho .
lSL.s front st. Ann street, l62 feet 10 inches
lines IN depth va tt'e lines dividing. - 'ro,a lnte
Nos rs Z. An.i 80, and 1872 feet ~ inches sses -
depth az, the me dividing it from lot 80. - fha
same being the property Of Nj. HnA Nrs. r. 6ailss
cher defendants.
Tern.-Cash on che spot.
ocl6 Is nol6 SIR sNAER Conssabl~G
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

Oath required by section 24' OF an act Of Congress
approved june 90, 1874, to be af xed to each
bid for carrying the mail, and to b. taken be-
fore an officer qualified TO administer oaths.
- -, of 49,, bidder .or carrying the
the mail OF route No. -. from --- -. do
sweor that ! have the ability. pecuniariy. 20 full
i'll, my obligations as such bidder; that the bid Is
made in good faith, and with the intention to en-.
ter into contract and perform the service in case
said BID shall be accepted.
sworn to and subscribed before me, -
for the of --, this - day OF ---, A.
b. 1877 and in testimony whereof hereuntO sub
scribe ny name and attiX NY official seal the day
and year aforesaid.
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CERTIFICATE OF POSTMASTER

l. the undersigned postmaster at -, state Of
- after the exercise Of due diligence to inform
myself Of the pecuniary ability and responsibility
bond, and Of the unincumbered real estate owned
by them, respectively. do hereby approve said bond
aid certify that the said snretits are sufficient
SUFFICIENT to insure the payment of double the
tire amount Of the said bond; and do further Ger.
tify that t lie said bond was duly signed by -
-, and ----.--:-..,i ana o-.;s-...
Rnafn tor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-15

NorB-when the oath IS taken before . justice
OF the peace any other officer not using q seal.
except Judge Of United Mates court the cert'
fcate OF the clerk Of court Of record must be
added under his seal of office, that the person who
administered the oath il duly lus!ite! As sucn
officer. :,
Bids OF $4,000 and upward must be accom- panied
By a certified check or draft On sonic solveut Na'
.io.lal bank pavable TO the order of the postmas
ter General equal TO tv. per cen'um on the pres
ent annual pay the route or IN case OF ~"
service, not less than hve per eentunI ci tfl''
amount Of the bond accompanying the bid, II Sal1
bond exceeds 5000
The proposal must I've signed by the bidder o;
bidders AID the date of sigt.ing affixed.
Direct TO III. Second Assistsu: Postmaster Cen
eral Postot,ic. Department. wash lst0.. - T..
marked Proposals. State o: -.
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CORPORATIONS.

{ HARTER.".......". ...CHARTER
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-STATE OF LOEs
ISIAEA-CITY OF NkW ORLEANS
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nj - as sureties are held and firmly bound
unto the United States of America in the just and
full sum Of - dollars, lawful money Of the
United States to be paid to the said United States
of America OF its duly appointed Authorized Off
Ger or officers; to the payment of which. well and
truly to be made and done. We bind ourselves, cur
heirs executors and administrators, Jointly ant.
severally, firmly by these presents.
Sealed with our seals and dated this 49, day
of -, 1877.
Whereas, by an act Of Congress approved June
the service Of the POstOttice Department for the
6scsl year ending June 80 1875 and for other pur'
pOses' it 10 provided: THAT every proposal for
carrying the IN Ill shall be panied by the
bond OF the bidder, with suTeties approved by a
postmaster" in pursuance whereof and in comPli
snee with the provisions Of said Law, this bond ls
made and executed, subject TO al the terms, con-
ditous end remedies thereon. in the ssid oct pre-
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BOND.
DIkECTIoSse

,inser. Che names Of the prinCipa AID sr'esissin
su.! n the body Of the bonc; also ID. date Ihe
signatures to tn. bond shouid be witnessed and
the certificate on The inside should te signed 10y
Justice of the peace adding his official site or, II
signed by d notary public, he should am < his sei.it
Know all men by these presents, that .----
Of IN The State Of -. principal and
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John Z. Lahtte. .....................ss.....e
James ]. DOswtll..
sanuei SiMPsoh.. ...'.''....''.'"
john - NHiiiEe..........
Catl hohn ...'......'.s ..............s...s''sss
And Che Southern ana Atlantic Telegraph Couee
pany, of which Charles ". Blossom, ESQ. 70
tlce pHesldeht................ ............s.!sS
And in conclusion she stockholders sMlI cor .
Ators ieYeinaDOv< EanS.t, VI continuation OG tho
esAi. stiyaiattOIs, covenants and agreeme Hts
she purposes above mentioned. and to th;R stfess
only. have Lereunte subscribed 'hew nam>S
respectively. i'll ,l~ presence OF nessrs. EdgaS
GriIua and Numa Dele-y both residing III this sitso
competent witnesses. who have also hereuisto s.,a
their hands With me, notary, in nofa.ia e..ii.,
i.t the city of New Orleans The day and jS ss9
month and year frst above wNtlehe
Jhk orig aai is signed:
$50. B. LAFfTTE
JSG. q. GAINES,
&. KOHN
J. NJ SEIXAS,
SAM SIMPSON,.
:. T. BOSWELL,
Per pro. CHARLES ". EISgS0ss g. o.
J. NJ sEIXAS
Witnesses:
FDGAH GEINA.
NINA DELKKy.
CHAs. =. asDRv. Notary Pusfs
feeetify shs foregoing 70 be sru. copy ~f sae
original charter extant and Vt record in my Ofine
III faith whereof graft these pI~sents unciee
my signature and the smpress OF veal Of nfi 90
at tho city of New Orleans tfis seventh dos 81
CAAS. .. ANDRE
nos Is - dea Notary Public.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

me. and abstain from everything forbidden by the
laws in relation to the establishment Of postOfices
and post roads within the United States and that
/ viii honestly and truly account for and pay over
any money belonging to the said United States
which may come into my possession or coutroi. So
holv M
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Witness:
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
Leave Columbia Monday and Thursday Ut

Leave Columbia Monday and Thursday 1t
Arrive at Winfield by1P.M;
Leave Winfield Tuesday and Friday ct 6 4. n;
Arrive at Columbia by P. n.
Bond required with bid, $500.
3Ol49 From COlumbs, BY Mount Pleasant In. o.),
Castor In. O.), BrOokline and Caneville IN.
o., to Vernon. forty.four miles and back,
once = week.
Leave Columbia Monday at "a: ~:
Arrive at Vernon next day by II NJ:
Leave Vernon Tuesday at ! p. NJ;
Arrive at Columbia next day by P. NJ:
Bond required with bid, $500.
30l50 From Vernon by Rochester and Gansviile.
to Winfield. forty-one miles and back, once
Leave Vernon Monday at 33oP. NJ;
Arrive at Winfield next day by p. NJ:
Leave Winfield Wednesday at A. NJ:
Arrive at Vernon next day by A. N.
Bond required with Did 500.
30l51 From Vernon. by Bonner TO Vienna, seven
teen miles and back. three times a week.
leave vernon Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
turday at A. NJ;
Arrive ut Vienna by IL NJ:
Leave Vienna Tuesday. ghursdsy ssd estus-
Arrive ut Vernon by P. ~.
Bond required with bid. $500.
BOISE From Vernon, by woodvile. Walnut Greek
On. o.). and Montcalm. to Arcadia, twenty
five miles and back once week.
Leave Vernon Tuesday at A. NJ:
Arrive at Arcadia by 8 r. NJ;
Leave Arcadia Wednesday at "A. H.:
Arrive at Vernon by p. NJ.
Bond required with bid. 500.
3Ol53 From Vienna. by Shiloh, to Spearsvie, sweH.
tyseven miles and back: once . week..
Leave Vienna Friday at A. NJ;
Arrive at hpearsville by P. NJ:
Leave Spearsville Saturday st s A. H.:
Arrive at Vienna by S r. N.
Bond required with bid. $500.
3Ol5s From Vienna. by Greensborough. Coleman
In. o., and Knoxville. to Homer. thirty 1.-TWO
miles and back, six times q week.
Leave Vienna daily, except Sunday. ct 10 4.
NJ;
Arrive az Home. by 3 NJ:
Leave Homer daily. except sunday u 4.
NJ;
Arrive at Vienna by N.
Bond required with bid, $1,000.
3Ol5s From Mount Lebanon. by sparta, 70 Ring:
gold, twenty-three and hs!f miles and
back, three times q week.
Leave Mount Lebanon Monday. Wednesday,
and Friday at 6 A. III;
Arrive at RinggOlG by P. NJ;
Leave Ringgold Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at 8 A. NJ;
Arrive at Mount Lebanon by &P. H..
Bond required with bid, %l2OO.
3Ol56 From Mount Lebanon, by Athens, to Homer
twenty-five miles and back. once week.
Leave Mount Lebanon Monday at 8 A. H.;
Arrive at Homer by p NJ;
Leave Homer Tuesday at 4. M;
Arrive ut Mount Lebanon by p. n.
Bond required with bid. $500
3Ol57 From Arcadia, by Liberty, to Sabine. forty
miles aud back, once week.
Leave Arcadia Friday at 6 A. H.;
Arrive ut Liberty BY P. NJ:
Leave Liberty Saturday at 6 4. NJ:
Arrive ut Arcadia by p. n.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Leave Baton Rouge Wednesday aud Saturday
Arrive at stony Point byePM.
Hond required with bid, 500.
3Olls Prom Baton Rouge by Benton's ferr-. 20
Port Vincent thirty miles and back. once
Leave Baton Rouge Monday at IAN:
Arrive at Port Vincent by r. NJ;
Leave Port Vincent Tuesday az An;
Arrive at Eaton Rouge bv r. H.
Bond required with bid, $500
:Nl2o From st. Francisviile to Jackson thirteen
miles and back, three times week.
Leave 81. Francisyile Monday. Wednesday.
and Friday at P. NJ:
Arrive at jackson by p. NJ;
Leave Jackson Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
Arrive at st. Frsncsvilie by IAN.
Bond required with bid. $500.
ool2l From Jackson to Clinton, thirteen niles and
back, six times a week.
Leave JACKSON daily. except Sunday. at
Arrive at Clinton by p NJ:
Leave Clinton daily except sunday, n a. ~;
Bond required with bid, 1000.
2el12 From Clinton, by White Bayou IN. o., 70
Baton Rouge, thirty one mes and bach.
Leave Clinton Friday at NJ:
Arrive At Baton Rouge by p. NJ:
Leave Baton Rouge Saturday 1t ! 4. NJ;
Arrive At Clinton by6P. VI.
Bond required with bid, $500,
3cl23 From Clinton by Woodland ana Rose HILL
, Mssslss,ppl, to Liberty thirty miles and
Leave Clinton Wednesday at A. H.;
Arrive NJ Liberty by 6 M;
Leave Liberty Thursday Al 8 4. NJ;
Arrive at Clinton by 8 P. N.
Bond required with bid, $500.
aol24 From Cliuton, by Bluff Greek, Oakland "a.
O. and Stony Point to Live Oak Store.
thirty six miles and back once week.
Leave Clinton Saturday at = A. NJ;
Arrive at Live Oak Store ny 2. ~:
Leave Live Oak store Friday Ut 4. NJ;
Arrive at Clinton by r. NJ.
Bond required with bid $500.
ool2s From Marksville by Maneurs 20 MORGAN.
vile, twelve miles and back, twice q week
Leaves Marksville Tuesday and Friday At
A. NJ:
Arrive At Moreauville by I'm;
Leave MOreauville Tuesday and Friday at
r. NJ;
Arrive at Marksville by r. II.
Bond required with bid, $lO0
30l26 Prom Red River Landing, BY Smmsport Mo-
IeauvIe, Cotton Point. Evergreen, Hun
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

30l7s From Eatchitoches, by Adaies IN. o and Port
SessSaP; to Many amy thirty'two miles and
Leave Natchitoches Monday and Thursday At
Arrive at Nanny by eP. NJ;
Leave Nanny Tuesday and Saturday At
Arrive at Natchitoches BY 6P. NJ.
Bond required with bid. $500.
oolao From Natchitoches, by St. Maurice, Mont
gomery, Wheeling In. o. and Atlanta, to
Winfield, tifty-seven miles and back twice
Leave Natchitoches Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Winfield next days by u NJ;
Leave Winfield Tuesday and Friday at P; IL;
Arrive at NatchtOches next days by +. u.
Bond REQ uired with bid 6llO.
3olsl From Cotille, by Cotle Landing In. o. to
Bertrand. twelve miles and back. three
times q week.
Leave Cetile Monday. Wednesday and Friday
at9A. NJ;
Arrive at Bertrand by y Nj;
Leave Bertrand Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at P. NJ
Arrive at COtile by IP N.
Bond required with bid. 500.
3Ols3 From Bertrand to Colfax Courthouse twenty.
two miles and back, twice week.
Leave Bertrand Monday and Thursday At II
Arrive ct Colfax Courthouse by 3 P. NJ;
Leave Colfsx Courthouse Monday and Thurs
Arrive at Bertrand by 1890 4. d.
Bond required with bid, $500.
30Is3 From Alexandria by Big Creek, White Sui
phur Syringe Jena and Manifest, TO Har-
rieOnburg sixty miles and back, twice .
week.
Leave Alexandris Tuesday and Friday 81
P. NJ;
Arrive at Harrfsonburg mex days by p ~:
Leave AarrisonbuIg Monday and Thursday
1T A. NJ;
Arrive at Alexandria next days By ~.
Bond required W til bid $3.50.
30lsa From Alexandria, by Jatt to Winfield. fifty
five miles and back once week;
Leave Alexandria Monday 1t 3 A. H.:
Arrive at Winfield by II NJ;
Leave Winfield Tuesday At P. NJ:
Arrive at Alexandria next Gay At r. u.
| Bond required with bid, $500.
3Os8S From Alexandrio, by HinestOn, Walnut MIL
and HuddestOn In. o., to Leesville sew.
enty.three miles and back, once a week.
Leave Alexandria Wednesday at 8 = A. N ~;
Leave Leesville Friday at 6 P. M
Arrive at Alexandria next day BY +. N.
Bond required with bid, oi2OO.
3OlS6 From Alexandria. by Spring Greek. to Hickory
Flat, seventy five miles and back once
week.
Leave Alexandria Wednesday st 6 A. NJ.
Arrive at Hickory Flat mex. day by 8 r n:
Leave Hickory Flat Friday at A. M
Arrive at Alexandria next day by +. ~.
Bond required with bid, Sl2Oo.
I 3Ol37 From Alexandria, by Csrmeps Bridge (n O. }
to Calhcun's Store In. o. thirty miles and
back, once a week.
l Leave Alexandria Monday at 4. NJ:
Arrive at Cslhoun's Store by P. NJ;
Leave Calhoun's store Tuesday IT 4. NJ:
Arrive at Alexandria by p. ~
I Bond required with bid. e5eO.
| 3Ols8 From Washington, by Petite Prairie. q
Churchvile. thirty.hvs miles aud back
week.
Leave Washington Monday 1t 4. H.:
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OATH OF MAIL CONTRACTORS AND CARRIERS,
REQUIRED By ACT OF CONGRESS, JUNE ..
1872.
r., do solemnly swear Tor Amrm) that l
vii faithfully perform OIL the duties quired Of
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tor the SecOIlti Outuse snail be forever dsqu3neu.
yAILIS" BIDDERS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MAY BIZ EATKSOED AND TEMPORARY CONTRACTS
NADE.
! SEC. Isl. That after any regular bidder whose
bid has been accepted shall fail to enter into con-
tract for the transportation of the mails accord
ing to his proposal. or having entered info con.
tract shall fail TO commence the performance OF
the service stipulated in his or their contract as
therein provided, the Postmaster General shsi1
proceed 70 contract with che next lowest bidder
for the same service. who will enter into a con
tract for the performance thereof unless the POST
master General shall consider such bid too nigh.
IL which case he shall readve.tse such service.
And II any bidder whose bid has been accepted.
and who has entered into contract TO perform the
service according 20 his proposal, ana IA pllrsti'
ance OF his contract has entered upon tn. perform
ance OF the service TO she satisfaction OF 'he Pos,'
| master General. shall. subsequently, fai. or reuse
10 perform the service according to his contract.
the Postmaster Genera shall proceed 10 contract
with the next lowest bidder for such service. VI.
| der the advertisement thereof Inn'esS the POST
| master General shall consider such bid too hgh'
| who will enter INTO contract and give BOND w.tn
sureties, to be approved by .he Pos master Ten
eral. for the faithful performance thereof IN TIE
| same penalty and with the same terms and con-
| diions thereto annexed as we're stated and con
! famed in the bond which accompanled his DID,
| but az case each and every OF the mex: loWe7l
| bidders tor such service. whose respective
| bids not considered too high by the
Postmaster General shall refuse to enter into con
tract and give bond herein required for the faith
| ful performance OF MS contract. the Posthlasl'i
| General shall immediately advertise for proposals
| to perform the service on said raute. whenever
| an accepted bidder shall fail to enter INTO con
! tract or contractor or any mail route shaii Kan
! refuse 70 perform the service said route ac
cOrding to his contract. or when new route snail
be established, or new service required, or "heh
from any other cause there shall not DE con
tractor legally bound or required to perform su" h
service. the Postmaster General may make a TEN
| porary contract tor carrying the mail on such
route, without advertisement for such period as
may be niece ssary, not in any case exceeding 81
months. until the service shall have commences
| under a contract made according to law; provided
| however, that the Postmaster General shall not
employ temporary service on any route 1t higher
price than that paid to the contractor who shall
| have performed the service during the last pre-
ceding regular contract term. And In oil cases o.
regular contracts hereafter made. the contract
be continued ia force beyond it, express term'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-07-16

A BLOODY FREAK OF STEEL PEN.-The
Troy Press says: Yesterday afternoon Mr.. D..
w. Palmer, the well-known lawyer this city,
met with most extraordinary accident, that at
one time threatened very serious consequences.
He had been using steel pen of rather large
dimensions and on finishing his work had
placed the pen behind his ear, using that de-
ficate organ as pen-rack. At length, the pen
being in such close proximity to the brain,
evidently become charged with the subtle
essence of thought, and gave sudden spring
To prevent it from falling on the floor, Mr.
Palmer brought his knees together with a
quick, strong movement, and in so doing drove
the pen its full length, about an inch and a
half into the feshy part of the thigh, piercing
an artery. 1t required all his strength to draw
out the steel, and when he did so the blood
spurted clear across his Office. The wound
bled most profusely, but at length by the as,
sistance of friends, the blood was stopped, and
DR.. Mclean was called, who dressed the wound
No real danger to the limb is apprehended,
but Mr.. Palmer is unable to walk this morn
ing, though it is believed he will be about
again in few days. Whether our cookbook
ing friend had been engaged shortly before the
accident in preparing some very wicked law
document which excited the vengeful ire of
his conscientious pen, or whether the pen was
actuated by savage thirst for blood, or simply
an unhealthy hankering for red ink, we can
not now determine. 1t is said his office is now
being thronged by agents offering for sale va
rious kinds of new patent pen-racks.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-07-16

SENATOR RoBERTsoN.-We had the pleas
ure yesterday, of meeting Hon. T: j. Robert
son, United States Senator, in good health and
cheerful spirits. He represents that the pub
lie opinion of the whole country has under
gone great change towards the South gener-
ally, and is taking the shape of great national
demand, that the evils of misgovernment and
the outrages of official and legislative plunder-
ing shall cease to exist in South Carolina. He
mentioned some facts to us illustrative of this
growing spirit which are as startling in their
unexpectedness as they are hopeful and en-
couraging
Senator Robertsons name has frequently
been mentioned in connection with the Office
of Governor His election to the position
would be quite acceptable to the Conservatives,
as an earnest of honest administration and Of
the reign of justice and fairness so far as they
could be compassed in the present state of
things by executive skill, vigor and honesty:
He has, moreover, concliated their good will
by abstaining from any thing like political
persecution. He has exerted his influence, in
favor of measures of peace and concord: If
placed in the position of Governor, we believe
he might do the State some valuable service.
But while earnestly desiring to do what he can
for it, he is admonishcd by consideration Of re-
gard for his health to avoid everything like ex-
citement. His health is now good and i'm
proving, but might be injuriously y affected by
entering into canvass. He will not, there
fore be likely to become a candidate for Gov
ernor.-C Columbia Phgnir.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-07-16
May Il, 1874
THE BROWN COTTON GIN.

THE attention of planters and others is again
called to the above old and reliable make OF
Cotton Gins. They are furnished this year
greatly improved, and nothing which an expe X re-
could suggest has been left undone to make
them the most reliable and perfect Cotton Gin
in market AS the result of our efforts we
need only refer to their established reputation
and widespread popularity. For Perfection G,s
OF WoRKMANsu1P, STRENGTH, DURABILITY,
LIGHT RUNNING, QUANTITY and QUALITY of
LINT PRODUCED, we challenge competition;
We are prepared to 7rd'rdnt to any reasonable
extent perfect satisfaction to every planter or
operator. The Gins are sold at the lowest pos
siblo prices for good machines, and on reason
able terms We invite examination OF the
samples in tho hands of our local agents, who
will give all desired information and furnish
applicants with circulars and copies OF COM
mandatory letters from parties using the Gins
in all sections of the cotton planting country
Circulars, Price Lists, and other information,
may be obtained of our agents orby addressing
THE BROWN COTTON GIN CO.,
New London, Conn.
w. S. SHARPE, Ag't, Anderson, S. G.
May II, 1871 IT ON