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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-11-26

- If we scrutinize the lives ofmen ofgenius,
we shall find that activity and persistence are
their leading peculiarities. Obstacles cannot
intimidate, nor labor weary, nor drudgery dis
gust them. ..
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T. d. KENNEDY, ,4g
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

WILL practice in the Circuit and Probate
Courts of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, and in
Trial Justice Courts of this County. Prompt
attention given to the collection of claims.
OrFICE.-Second door to the left over A. P.
Hubbards Store.
Maych -, 1874 36
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Sept TO-, 1874

ANDERSON COUNTY,
By ". ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Henry Long made SUIT 10 me
to grant him Letters of Administration on
the Estate and effects of William Long, de-
ceased. -,
These are therefore to cite and admonlsh all
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the
said William Long, deceased, that they De
and appear before me in the Court of Probate, to
he held Mt Anderson Court House, on Fri
day 4th of December inst, after publication
hereof. at II O'Clock, in the forenoon, to shcw
cause, if any thc,' nave, why the said Adnllnls-
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 14h day OF NO.
vembor, a. ID. 1874: ,x,e
Judge Of Probate.
Nov 10, 1874 10 z
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
,. COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
I'm THE COURT OF PROBATE.

Summons for Relief
James H Mcconnell, Administrator, and Mary
Shirley, Plaintiffs, against Mary l. L Shirley,
Eliza M Jones, Sophia a Jones, Margaret
Cartee and others, Defendants.
To Mary L L Shirley, Eliza M Jones, Sophia
A Jones, Margaret Cartee, Sarah Gray, and
the heirs at law of James Shirley, deceased,
to wit: Matilda E Shirley, Hester Shirley,
John R Shirley, Augustus Shirley and
Harriet Shirley, Defendants in this action.
UoU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office Of the Judge OF Pro-
bate for the said County, and to serve copy OF
your answer on the subscriber at his oilce at
Anderson c. H., S. c., within twenty days al
ter the service of this summons on you, eXclu-
sive of the day of service.
If YOU fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid the Plaintiffs will apply TO
the Court for the relief asked for i'll tho COM
plant
Anderson, November 6, 1874.
JOHN L. BRIGAZEALE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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June II, 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-04
WALL STREET,

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The fractional currency issue from the Printing
Division during the week was $23, 200; shipments
ofcurrency, 1922 7OO shipments Of notes, 81 PCS
held for circulation, 1892 9s5. 90o for pub
lie deposits, s16 800 2oO internal revenue receipts
to January 3. $S37,7o5; Tor the month to date,
$19e,524; fiscal year to date, $49,O22, 44s; out
standing bank circulation. s34S, 515,l7s.
TREASURY PAYMENTS FOR DECEMBER
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THE LOST DIAMONDS.

How Two Boys Made S5O0-Two Dia.
monds Picked UP after Lying Four
Days in the Dirt OF Wall Street-What
few days ago two boys, OF the street Arab
order, picked up from the DIRT in the gutter in
Wall street little piece of curled and crushed
white paper. In 1t they saw two pieces Of shining
substance, and one OF them exclaimed to the
otner, They'd make bully jackstones II we had
three morei' A Wall street broker who, like
many OF his profession, knows something about
precious stones, saw at once that these were
diamonds. He sal = to them, "Boys there's re-
ward ouered for those" These boys were OF the
same cast OF mind as the boy whom Scrooge, IN
the "Christmas Caroln wanted to 60 and buy
the prize turkey, and. Therefore, one OF them
said 'sTnis amt April fool day." The broker was
q reader OF the HERALD, and he had read in the
special notices TOUR days ago that the lrm OF Smith
4 Hedges, OF Maiden lane, had lost these da-
mOndS, or rather some one who had them with
HIM to sell for them had lost them They were
ward. The boys though still unbelieving as to the
reward accompanied the gentleman to Smith Il
Hedges and when Mr.. Hedges was introduced to
the boys by the broker one OF them said, "Er you
the snoozer what wants to give something Tor find
ing these 'ere things?" The firm were astonished
and delighted at the sight OF what they supposed
to be their lost diamonds and overlooked
the ''slang" Of the boy and assured him
that they would reward him. The boy gave his
name as William Curtis, living in Dufleld street,
given to his parents for him as reward for the
covery OF the property. Despite the maEnerlsm and
the story OF the boys they said to be industrious
and steady, and the $500 Is not unlikely. under the
direction OF the broker, who was fortunate enough
to encounter them, to give them good start
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late caole advlces state that the rate for money
at the Stock Exchange on government securities
Is az per cent. Erie Railway shares, A Az. The
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to-day ia s27o 900. Paris de.
spatches quote rentes at $751; 57Hc Consols, 9Ix
as2 for money and the account United states
fve-twenty bonds. 1se1's. 1914; new nves. 1887.
New York Central, 90.
IMPORTS.
The total imports OF merchandise for the week
were $2,776,439
GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed firm, the latest quotations being as fol.
lows:-United States skies, 1881, registered, l1s
1l6x do. DO. coupon, H. do. do, 1852,
registered, 1l2%; do. hve-twenties, 1882, coupon,
1l31s l1314; do. do, 1854, registered, l13; do.
do, 1864, coupon, Hay lis; do. do, 1865 regis
tered lax; do. do, 1866, coupon, 1l4l ZIG; do.
ldo- new. REGISTERED lllx . llSi do. curyency.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

THE STOCK MARKET.
western Union moved up from lax to 75x,
weakened to rs about noon, subsequently sold at
56'i, and closed at 75T. Pacific Mail opened at
4O, went quickly to 4o1a, receaed TO 40, recovered
to Al and closed at 46Y. Harlem opened at LOO and
sold down to 119,s. Lake Shore moved from 1914
1917 to so, and at the last to sl'4 STA so1s
s0A. Panama sold at ia 1l3 ia, Rock Island
at 1885 a 1857 lO41s a 1887 a lo34i Union Pa,
cifc at 49, 315s 1924 a 327i 32H, New York
Central at 1907 1905 1904 q 1907 a 1oI
1005x. Northwestern common was active at 5sa< SO
591s q So. 5924. Tie preferred stock opened at
TN and closed at AN; st. Paul ranged from 4SH
to AK; the preferred stock closed at 70; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph was firm at 2S1s 291s a 29A a 291;
the preferred stock sold at 371s S7,s Ss 4 SO;
Ohio ana Mississippi opened at s1s. and closed at
9lA; Wabash moved from SD to 5214 527s SO
631s 53A; c. c. and l. c. opened at %, advanced
to 2sh 2sH a 2s1z 2ss 20 294 this stock
displayed unusual activity Alton and Terre Haute
common opened at l6 and moved to 20; Boston,
Hartford and Erie sold at 31l a SO New Jersey
Central at 90; Atlantic and Pacific at 127s.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
thA
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoHpoS, Jan SIP 30 p. NJ
Consos 9l5s a 81 for money and the account United
States nve-twenty bonds 1857, l079; ives lU35S
Erie Railway shares 4a 44 Erie preferred 81; New
York Central, Ma. l:lo r. M.-Erie Railway shares A.
PARIS BoURsE-LoND0N Jan. 3-I2 80 p. M-Pars de-
spatches quote rentes at 5Sf &c. p MFrench rentes
53f 5Oc 8 =. M.-French rentes, 58f. 57lzc.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-F Jan. 2-Unitcd States
five. twenty bonds, NM for the issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARRET.--I,IvERPOOL Jan. 3d. p.
MOI the sales to-day 5000 bales American. Sales
on the basis of mddling uplands nothing below good
ordinary, shipped February and March, at SID Sales
the basis OF middliDg uplsnds, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable January, I'D sales the basis
of mddlipg upands nothng below low middlng deiiy,
cradle February and March, ut 3d. Sales the basis of
mddling Orleans nothing below good ordinary, shipped
February, at 6l6d sales the basis OF MIDI ling Or
leans, nothing below mddlings shipped February
and March, at lid The market dull and unchanged
and export Sales on the basis Of midding uplands.
nothing below good ordinary shipped December, at 3d.
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skies. IlaH ll4H; do. nve-twenties, 1865, cou-
pom new, ll4X lis; do. do, 1867 registered, us;
90. do, coupon, 1867. 1857 ll5A; do do. 1868,
registered, lAk; DO. do, coupon, 1868, lis .
HOY; DO tenorties, registered, III; do. no., cou-
pom, ll3H; 8 per cent Pacific Railroad, ll31<.
RAiLRoAD BONDS
were strong, there being an evident disposition to
place some OF the money paid out in dividends IN
Old and trustworthy securities. New York Central
skies sold at go; Erie first mortgage, lo2 los;
do. second do, SO; Long Dock bonds, 80; Michigan
Southern sinking fund, 1902; Union Pacific Railroad
first mortgage, s2k s25S; do. sevens land grant,
75H '5,s 75Z; do. tens, income, 74A; Central
Pacific, gold bonds, 921s q 80; Alton and Terre
Haute, income, U.s. Toledo and Wabash first, st.
LOUIS division. Sc Morris and Essex first, lO4k Chi
cago ana Northwest consolidated coupon gold
bonds. SIS s47s; OHIO and Mississippi consolidated
sinking fund, IS, interest; do consolidated. SIX
do. Milwaukee and ST. Paul Fights, frst, lo7 c., G.
and c. first, s4 do. second, 81: Cedar Falls and
Minnesota FIRST ~. ex interest; Boston. Hartford
ana Erie, 20.
The following were the bids as amended at the
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NEW YORK. JAN. 3, lS74-NOTICE Il HEREBY
gwen that the firm Of Elliott is dissolved by
mutual consent Either party will sign in liqudation
z c. IDEAS.
= ELLIOTT
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CLOSING PRICES-3 O'CLOCK P. M.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON, Jan. 3, 1874
WHOLESALERS to moderate extent have been made the
past week. and prices well sustained. Treble
Ohio sold at 60c, and some lots oi double
extra Soc 56c per ID Michigan heeces have been in
demand al 5Dc 5jc., and desirable gcner-
ally held the latter rate The bulk fleece wool
the of houses and is offered under
IRENE current rates. there being confident feeling
that after new Years double extra Ohio and Penn
sylvana will to tjc per h. The most desirable lots
OF dome bling held at 6Jc per d., ith
sales at 55c SEC. sales have been made Of ono and
PENNSYLVANIA feeces including heavy and treble extra,
at 4Sc. a 6Uc,; Maine fleece, 55c Michigan soc. Sc
Wisconsin and New York 41ac. 50c ;combing, Doc. O
5sc tub, SIZE. Sc secured 458c. 81 To- noils, 40c.
a SIG unwashed Western, Texas and Colorado. &c q
4Oc oregon SIC 4lc. fall and spring California zlsc.
a SEC. superfne and extra pulled, 40c &c.
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FINANCIAL.

A LEXANDER FRoTHINGHAM 4 COMPANY MAKE
n permanent investments for capitalists moneyed
interpretations and individuals IN manufacturing mer-
camille and other legitimate enterprises oaering desira
Bile Inducements. ALEXANDER Fk0I HINGdAM 4
COMPANY, lip Broadway.
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good ordinary shipped December ana January, At 3D.
sales on the basis OF mddhna uplands nothing below
good ordinary shipped January and Fcoruarv at lcd
Sales on The basis Of mdding uplands. nothing below
good ordinary. deliverable March and April ~ lSl6d
LIVERPOOL bREADsruFrs MARKET-LivEKrool, Jan. s.
Tbs actual stock q wheat In this city i6 o quarters
81 quarters, and OF -four $40 bbis and 90 sacks
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKKT-LivkRP00L, jan j.
Evening Cheese, SIS per for The best grades Of
American nne Pork, 68s per cwt for mess Bacon,
<Us per cwt FOR Cumberland cut and SIS. 3D. per
cwt. for short rib nidoies-
LIVERPOOL PRODUcK MARK.L-lIvERPoOI, Jan. -
Evening -Common rosin Is Cd per cwt Spirits turpen
tine 90. Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRopuos MARxEr-LoSpoS Jan Shallow,
as I'd.
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-LAPSLEY 4 BAILEY, BROKERS, "a BROAD
"A. way.-stock and Gold Privileges also Double Priv
ileges In Stocks ANA Gold All contracts signed by men,
Uers OF stock Exchange responsible parties stocks
bought and sod against these contracts IN oiaee Of mar
gin, enabling OF small speculate, with
but Little risk Explanatory circulars mailed to any ad
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ILL-BUrERLEY.-On Monday evening,
December 90, 1873. at st, Patrick's cathedral, by
by the Rev. J. Kearney, Mr.. WILLIAM CHURCHILL
to Miss ANNA ELIZA BUTTERFLY. both OF this city.
CoLLINs-ROBINsoN.-O Monday, December 20,
1873 by the Rev. Mr.. Egbert JAMES COLLINS of this
city, to Miss JENNIE ROBINSON, OF Sullivan county,
GoDFREY-ToMPKINs.-On Thursday, January 1,
at the residence OF the BRIDES aunt, by the Rev.
ALM1RA TohPKINs, both Of this city. No cards
HANsEN-RoEsLER.-On "Wednesday, December
Or. Kramer, Mr.. OSCAR HANSEN to Miss HENRIETTA
r. RoEsLER, daughter Of Theodor Roesler, Esq. all
KNIBBs-WooDRUFr.- wednesday December
81, 1873, at the residence of the BRIDES mother, in
this city. BY Rev.; Robert Macarthur, GEORGE
KNIBBs, OF Niagara Falls, to Miss SARAH A. WOOD.
RUFF, OF Rochester. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures Monday, December
%, in 81: CeciiIa's chapel. Harlem by the Rev.
Hugh Fiattery, Mr.. WILLIAM j. LANIGAN, OF this
city, to Miss JANE A. GALLAGHER, daughter OF
David Gallagher OF Harlem.
SNYDER-CARsTENs.- Tuesday, December %,
1s73 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. Mr.. Bottome JAMES J. SNYDER to KATIE A.
CARsrENs, both of this city.
parents on Thursday December Is, by the Rev.
w. c. Steel, MATTHEW G.. STEPHEN, of Halifax. N
s., TO EMMA f., daughter OF q. q. HALL, Of New
York.
Died.
BANTA.-On Thursday, January 1, WILLIAM
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of his sister-in-law
widow Banta, at Elm Park, Staten dsand, this day,
at two O'Clock.
BLAkE;.on Friday, January . MARY BLAKE the
wife OF Matthew Blake.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, 80
Laight street. on Sunday. January A. ct two p. M.
BRENNAN--0n Friday, January 2, SIMON BREN-
NAN, aged 40 years, a native of Killrush, county
Clare, Ireland, after q long illness.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, 50 washington street, to-day Sun
day., January 4, az two O'Clock p. NJ.
BROwN-On Friday, January 2, 1874, OF conges-
ton Of the lungs, WASHINGTON NJ, son OF the late
John M. Brown, Of New YORK, aged 81 years, 0
months and 81 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence In En-
glewoOd, N j., on Monday, January 5, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, without further notice. Train leaves
Pavonia avenue, Jersey City, at $3.50 A. M. Con-
veyances will be in attendance at the depot.
BROvN.-At Belle vile. N. j.. OuFrtday. January
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Engaged.

CHLLER-NEwMAN.-O Thursday, January !, 1874,
Mr.. JULES CELLER. Jr. OF Brooklyn, to Miss DELLA
NEWMAN, eldest daughter of H. Newman, OF Eliza
beth, N. j. No cards.
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New YORK, Dec. 81, 1873
H. S. GERMoND, member OF the New York Stock Ex.
change, will continue the commission business on his
own account at the office Of Messrs. Geo D. Arthur Co..
No. "a Wall street.
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No Ga BROADWAY NEW YoRK, Dec. 81, 1873
The undersigned have this day formed coparnership
under the firm name OF r. ". Giiey Jr. Co. Tor the
transaction OF commi sion business in railway stocks
bonds &C., at the New York Stock Exchange.
F. W. GILLEY, Jr
L. S. GLLEY.
j. NELSON TAPPAN.
Special Partner
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9. -.---- iss-s.sz- s--r-Hs~-
ATTENTION.!

1nGT OR MlSLAID BY THE
AUCA undersigned, the following
notes. viz: t''' -'i
yNm4 Atweil'~ note. dated Dec. 2:al
1872, drawn one day after date S2O.OO.
r. Il. Hume, cu,t's dated Nov Nth
1879, drawn one day after date. 9l425.
ROht. Davis g. Reese Prices dated
Dec. slS72, .lrawns onssalas sAt.sl
date. S:n 50. .r.-esx
John Paulk's note, drawn ono day
after Feb. oath, (le7a) $47.72.
john sNm9~nt's,. d.awn March lat
1873. payable one day after date. sIO.:2
]. N. C"ker'x draw March 5th 1879,
payable one day after date, sG3.OO.
Ell. Gray's date not remembered.
payable one day ntter aptc,, SIP 90.
.t'1iif r. Reeves date Oct. ::3,,tl 1872,
4Il.a0. <5 stEts II.
J'hp Nusent's dated January etl,
1874, 1:,0.OO. iis i4 \ ~
NJ. Hrniyap's dated October III,
1873, payable one dry after date
&l43SO. t-;t
The above Notes payable to ne,
having been lost or Mi-lail, the public
arc hereby. notified not to trade foi
th-n.--pnyment Ut tho s.p,e having
been stopped. W. B. HARPER.
AUG. '2cnd. 1872. ,..
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THE l4TH sEssfON WILL begin OCT. 6tL
NEXT, AND END JUNE 3Oth 1875.

4 4 Is
BATON RouaE, July 81 ~. 4
vrVHE INSTITUTION OFFERS SUPERB.
= or facilities for instruction {: Ita Ines.
1i"n i. healthy aud acccsHi IL and vhS
secretly and religious influences u baton
Rouge nts good ~
For tw" ears past, tho UNIvERslTY,
al'h" State Hchtsl, Inns had IN State ~
ttonnge, nml very little private supp0rt,
still II survives; and with the dawn Of
the brighter md better dny-nOw, no
Doubt, near ut bahd-~fnr the State and
people, oi,r School must reap tho reward
1T IT. 1Htirnt endurance, Under long suffer.
ing md neglect; Il will In duly apprrcia-
ted. We hope. by the people. and b.cosns
what II was designed to b., al institution
"f learning, worthy ofa great State, sud
Of free and prosperous people.
COMMERCE. aud enlightenment 70
baud IN hand together. Tho Grographi.
cal aud Commercial positions Of Lx., will
IN spit. If all present draw backA, soou
force greatness npoh her. ~
NEW ORLEANS will becn,ne popnlous
and rich beyond the expectation lof the
most sangmine now. aud here almost IL
It's suburbs. on the first bluff from the ssx.
yet on the bank Of tho great River, will
BE-, in time. the chief Scl,.al Of the
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY,
and wc u,nst patiently abide on time
learn ~ labor and to walt. ~
THE CITIZENS Of Louisiana and " tho
adjoining States. are respectfully 1rqn~st-
I'd I" consider the advantages, which, tho
UNIVERSITY affords FIR tile education
Of their Sons. Dnd tn accord 10 that nnt,-
port, Of which they may deem II worthy.
For Catalogue. or particulars address
II r nOYD Eunu'.lt
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WAR PATH,
WAR G!l'h PATH

co. M THE SEASON. PAYA-
sD~O w bic on the 1t day of De
cember next, note to accompany the
mare. G'nd grass pastures tree If any
charge. If desired, tnates ftl or grain
at 81 90 per week, I" be paid when Ia
ken away. .
WAR PATHS" pedigree is as ricl,
and he az we'll bred as any horse il,
America. lie traces back i" the invinci
BILE Reel and the renowned Lexington.
GrOOms Fee One Dollar.
Apr! 18th, 1874.
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PURSUANT to Il resolution nf the
L Board Of Directors If the Rapitlcs
Cemetery Ass"cin' ION. notice il hcreh,
gwen to the public that from and after
this date, inferm+nts in the Plnevillc
Cemetery, will be allowed only upon
the permit Of the President Of this
Associations.
The common interest of all and a pro-
per government Of the CEMETERY,
demand this regulation, aud it j. hop
ed that it will h" readi Y ncquirsrr'l in.
The Sexton, Mr.. HENRY LEM,
has the exclusive right I" dig eraves
for which charge "t $500 tor Adults,
and So W) for Children under 12 years
Of age, will be rxarted in every case.
.e ROBT. =. HUNTER,
President.
W. w. Wn,rr1NGroN, Jn.,
Aug. 18th, If. Secretary.
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NOTICE OF
R EGlS 7 r A TONI

HAVlNG BEEN DULY COMMISSION.
III ed and qualified a. Snpervisor Of
Registratio, for the Parish Of kapiddy
hereby give notice tn NIL the legal voters
of tl,c Parish IT Kapides that n new md
complete registration will be made "a re-
CURED by law. and al persons who arepn.
titled to register. are hereby notified that
Registration will commence on Monday.
August 3lst., and closes ON Saturday, &C.
tob-r oath. The Registration Office will
he opened AZ follows:
J. Alexandria, 3Ist., August, to Saturday
5th. Of September. 8f Vs. M
2. kapdcs, an,otli's Bridge, 7th, 9TH f.
9th, "f September.
3. Cotile, James Store, 10th. 18th T. 10th
OF September
4. Nichols Union Church, l4tb. 18th T.
18th Of September.
S. Panl's, Pauls Store, 18th, 18th A. 10th
Of September
6. Calhon.'s, Calhoun's Store, 2jst 22nd,
Il 23rd, If September. sf $50
Z. CI,rneyville, oath. 25th 4 26th, Of.
3. stsphe, . Store, 2sth, Goth 4 seth. Of
September. F#"& Ft3 tEt
8. Latannier. Dennis Smiths. ist, End l.
Bird, Of Octnl,er.
10. Pinsville, Barretta Store. 5tl, 9th T.
7tl,, If Octnb~r.
u. IioIloways Prairie, John Nswsll's,
sth, 9th T. 10th, Of October.
II Wilry.s. J. f. Berlin's, 18th. 18th f.
Nth, of October.
Close At Alsxapdria, opening on the 18th
aud closing on the Path u Octnher. = p
e E. J. BARRETT.
ans o. snPsTv;sor II Ksgitspt!an. !.
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PEI FICTION in the nrl ut MAX Ing
Coffee ut last Attnincd!

~ Orders lett with the Bar Keeper
Of Steamer. FLEA, will meet with
prompt at'rnt,"n.s 9p! .3ae
&. w. W. GOODWIN. Aa't
g Gyarier Street.. Ncw Orleans La.
Sent. 18th 1874. Hn5 .jtas, VI I"
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100000, 100000,
Wanted! Wanted!
II. &. BARRON, Il bro.

4 RE PREPAREDt0 saw fine lumber
"A for the above amount Of money, ut
their mill on the Holowny's Prairie
Road. seven miles from Piheville.
CASH orders will he promptly filed
aud delivered at the following rates:
IN pinevilIe ut $500 per NJ. feet.
In Alexandria, ut 50. 90 per NJ. feet.
Good lumber, and entire satisfaction
given. VA
a0y- All orders for Lumber left 90
with our Agents, FERGUSON
Il SCHNAIK, will meet with
prompt attention.
June Goth, G-m.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-09-26
Maltese Jack !!

nAPT A. w. McLAURIN has just
~ purchased fine and thorong hbrel
MALTESE JACK. Fifteen and Il halt
hands high, whose services he offers Il,
the public.
/! His stand is at the residence Of Capt.
McLau'in, on Bayou Rari.irs. Terms
2i5 M for the season, ego 90 tn insure.
CASH In advance :..........
A. W. MCLATRIN,
Bayou Rapides.
April 18th. 1874. e.us