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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
7ares far 1872 On the same Prop.
eyfY-Mith he aNne r0lllntion n
y II. BOuLT, Collector.
Valuation Of Property. $3.50.

SCHOOL - NILS Us
Kearuey Mills ............ & 81
puil Tax 49, This notice IS cents. ~
The report or The Committee is an
umders;atement in stating that the
taxation was 8 per cent on the val.
ne OF the property. The assessors
were % part Of the same ring, and
the property had been appraised a:
more than donnlc it's value. It was
this - mills Oh the dollar that drove
the people into open resistance and
IL w.s for this causc that tho Hon.
Il. G Myers hrcame alarmed and
fed fro,n his home. These are facts
evidenced by authentic records.
For being the manipulation and
beneficiary Of similar robbery The
people Of New York seat Vim. NJ.
Tweed to Sing Sing. Che !Irgisla
tnre Of Louisiana, rewarded the
slou. Il. 9. Myers by creating tor
him u Judicial district ont Of The
9th, 10th and 18th districts. Per
haps we do the Honorable Le@isla-
turu injustice. 1t is said that they
received 5000 tor making the Dis
tr!et.
This is the man whom General
Sheridan has taken the pai;,s to
cannonizc, in an official document,
~ a martyr to EepTbl'canism. We
believe he is ~ martyr 10 Louisiana
Repnhlicaris.D, but / &c cligaa, o.
and at:Goapherc OF Louisiana has
had p strange effect on what . BE-
pUh|icanism 1T tho N0rt., the
a,H,a effect Which the climate of
Persia il, said to p ohace upon The
peach, We're Tie peach is a most
delicious ard healthy fruit, bnt in
Pe.sis' it becomes u deadly poison.
II the NORTH, Rppub'icanlsm is hon
o7abla; in Louisiana there is no dis
honor will, which it viii not an;lj.
ate. III tho North it is honest in
Louisiana there is no thief it will
not employ. IN the North it is .
lover Of truth; in Louisiana there
il TO liar it wiz not claifn ~ wit
ness. in The North it il intc,'i-
gcnt III the :5oni', there is 40 *
and stupidity TOO great 'cI
he united. for ;ts promotion. III
tho North it ;s bold an;, ipaliea;;
IN Louisiana tiiere is to coward
who Las N"d i.orn TIC ,,l,au!onia o.
hi; own fear that 1t viii not canon-
ize as q hero and Il ntNrtH..
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
ALEXANDRIA, Ia:
Saturday, FEB. G., 1915.
r. The Editor q: this paper he

r. The Editor q! this paper be.
ing called to New Orleans, by =
Summons from the Congressional
Committee, and hayin. business
that will require his attention in
another direction Immediately on
his return, Mr. EoEr J. BOWMAN
Attorney at Law, has kindly con-
sentcd to supply lis place, an! he
will have charge for several weeks,
including this issue.
TIE EDITOR.
Alexandria. IT,, Jan. 20, 1875.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
Tho ElaCrant L,a1horror.

Some folks don't like lie olor OF
Limher.cr cheese; but there are
people t hat can't appreciate he fla
vor of y we'd developed polpcat-
One evening not very long since u
gentleman had made his ~" para
,ioas 10 attend prayer meeting viii,
h:s'wiit'. Fiior to starring he came
down town 10 his place ot business,
and while Their; an nt,gnAl'.tance
discovered that he was a|,oHo5 -
engage in Wednesday evening de-
votion. Accordingly, be pat mp u
vii'ainnns JOB. Procuring, - hnee
slice Of he most fragrant Liriber-
ges. cheese to 10 had, he WATCHED
bis opportunity, "ntl just as the
gentleman stepped ont III 81, door
10 90 .:ol.:c tor lis wife, slipped it
into his poehc,. The PARTIES re-
paired 10 the canrch aud we've soUl
seated side by side ia :. com'or.a-
bic pew lcaa sEo stove. Soon ;he
cheese bec"u to grow 'nnd. The
sisters ,GrncA 'jttir heads about
anl looked ~ i. u I,raut ba; tel had
exploded. Che dcaeona elevated
their noses and Thought III The third
plague of Egypt. The preacher
slurl.cd y great smell, and The vie
OF the unconscious ooor ca$ket
nndgrd her spouse and inquired il
be didn't smell something. "Ma-
riar, it's awiul," he responded; at
mnst be in the coal.' Tie more
tht. assembly $reculate1, tie loud
cr he o}!or bccame, and finally all
hands united III hnrrying the pro
ceedIngs 10 a clo%c. Arrived at
home, and while preparing TO retire
The gentleman discovered the cause
fthc lnplcaaaIltness, ana removed
it Oh a couple OF chips.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

syr Jnst az we 20 to press the
Bralish johnson reached our land
inr, with her kind and accoulmoda
ting aud oblising young friend
Sos,hene Baltic ia the Office. w
retu,n ouNhanks for late city pa
peas.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

TIE RIVER I'VE see from the
Shreveport 1'asrS, that the River
continues TO fall slowly at that
point. 1t is now falling slowly here
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

To------ Of the parish of Nafclllto-
chrs. You are hereby notified that Your
State aud parish taxes for the year 1913 -
are now due and uapaid. and It not paid III
ten days from t..e service hereof, viii
proceed 10 r.izr and sell property to s;ltis-
Il, the .a.,ie, ard all c"s's, ~ required ny
~. s,nc statement below.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-05-08
MAILS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. Red River Lanlinc
Chenayville Guarantee, Alexandria
Cotile and Cloutieryil!e, Daily, at
IA. NJ. -.
SHREVEPORT, keachic. Mansfield. Mar.
thaville, aid Pleasant Hill-Daily at
1OA n.
NAClGDOCHES. Melrose, Chirino. Sal,
Augustine, Milan, Pendletcn, Sabine.
town. Many and TT. Jesnp-on Tues.
day Thursday and Saturday, at
81. NJ. +.
HOMER, Minden, Buck horn, Ringgold,
Coushatta and Campte-on Tues
day and Friday, at S T. NJ.
WINFIELD, Atlanta, Sutton and St,
ss. Manrice-on Tuesday and Friday,
at9 Al -. s, .
MAILS CLOSE
Al A. NJ. for New Orleans. Alexandria
and Cloutierville.
AGA. H. for.Shreveport, Keachi, Mans
field and Pleasant Hill.
1t +. II. for Nacogdoches, Texas, Mel
rose and San Augustin.
.At5P. u. for Homer, La, Buckhorn,
COnshatta and Camptc.
1t 10 A. n. for Winfield, sc. &c..
Office Honrs--from 10 4. NJ. to, 2 P. NJ.
and from SPIN to JPN. ,f, ...a .,
. J. +. DEVAEGAs, Post. Master.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

TIRE grand jury before which the St.
Louis whisky ring indictments were found
was composed of citizens of Democratic
State. the majority of whom were Demo-
Gratis Pursuing their sworn duty they
found indictments against persons Of high
and low degree, but concluded their labors
with cordial Endorsement of the manner
in which President Grant, by the force of
his suggestion. LET no guilty man escape, !"
had aided them in their labors. Unex-
pected as this Endorsement was from such
4 source, it was nevertheless deserved, and
may serve to answer some of the insinu-
atoms and direct charges that have been
made against the President by the Oppo-
sition regarding this great scandal. We
refer particularly to the insinuations of the
New York Times and the charges of the
New York Sum-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

tanned by menacing the Cn,ef Magistrate
with death if he sought national interior
encef Was it maintained by threatening
the lives of members of the United States
district courts for honestly charging juries
respecting election outrage cases under
consideration? IT this be a maintenance
of the freedom of election, then the citizens
of Mississippi are indeed well protected
and sustained in the exercise of their
franchise power, and the National and
State authorities should congratulate them
selves upon the happy situation of affairs in
this great Common wealth.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11
Another "Three-Csnt Man"

From Lne new 1OIk
The Ere,ing Post objects to Congress
sional appropriation for the Centennial, and
says: ''Philadelphia is justly proud of her
worlds fair. Why cannot her pride take eff
feet in raising by subscription the required
million and o half?'' That seems to US a
rather unreasonable proposition. We do not
now remember the exact sum which the
merchants and gentlemen tof Philadelphia
have already subscribed toward the great Ex-
hibition, but we know that It is very large
one and to call upon them for million and
a half more is most unfair. Moreover, the
Exhibition is not o mere local show, but q
national enterprise. designed to commemorate
an event, not in the history of Philadelphia,
but of the nation. Private generosity has
already been drawn upon to the fullest ex-
tent, and without aid from Congress the en-
tire project stands in great danger of falling
through. The amount asked for is not ex-
orbitant, and there can be no question that, II
granted, it would be properly expended even
to the last cent. II Congress can ever be
asked with good reason to help great public
work this Is undoubtedly an occasion Of the
Kind, and for our own parts we hope that the
money viii not be refused.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

THE Opposition journals are greatly
troubled about the removal of Assistant
District Attorney Henderson at St. Louis,
because they think he is the only maR in
the country who is possessed of full infor-
nation regarding the details of the opera
tons of the whisky ring. This is great
mistake. Major Bluford Wilson, Solicitor
of the Treasury, is possessed of more in
formation than Mr.. Henderson ever had
regarding these matters, and will, no doubt,
with his usual devotion to the public SER
vice, supply it to Mr.. Henderson's sue
cesSOr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

THE New York Tribune seems to be
afraid that the President is still-as though
he ever had been-intent upon war with
Spain. With this fear before its eyes it
constantly enlarges upon and emphasizes
that portion of the Presidents Message
which relates to the inability of the Cuban
Patriots to show a fully organized and
completely effective form Of government.
1t is singular, however, that the Tribune,
with its acknowledged shrewdness and
boosted sagacity, has not OWNED the true
meaning of the illusions TO this subject in
the Messape
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

THE New York Tribune thinks that be-
cause Mr.. John Q. Smith failed of re-
election to Congress year ago and voted
for the Force Bill last March that he is
unfit for Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
1t is difficult to see the force of this argu-
ment. Upon like hypothesis we are left
to suppose that because Horace Greeley
was defeated for the Presidency he was
not fit to live, and, therefore, gave up the
ghost, leaving Whitelaw Reid to turn po.
litical somersaults and dance stock gamb-
1er's bornnipes in his old shoes,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

The Democrats are going into caucus today
to see what they can see. The fragrance
arising from the recent appointments tickles
their nostrils with a sensation which has bred
certain nauseousness that they cannot toll
crate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

st. Fiacre was great lover of flowers, and
instituted the first gardens in France; he is,
therefore, the patron saint of the gardeners,
In the last century q man in Paris took 1t into
his head to build coaches and let them out for
hire. The Office was in wine-seller's shop,
patronized by gardeners and dedicated to St,
Fiacre. This is the reason the name of ''iacre'
was given TO them that they still retain.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11
CoKH

DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY,
AT THE SAME RATE.
New schedule-FuIl load of 20 bushels for $50
rsmaler Ioads7 cents per bushel; carriage 90 cents.
APPLY TO
once Of Washington Gaslight Company,
s Tenth street northwest, III First street north.
west, or TO no Bridge street, Georgetown. mol
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

WHEN JOHN i. Henderson, as a Senator
of the United States, voted for the acquittal
of Andrew johnson during the impeach-
ment trial, he began career of political
treaChery which was subsequently supple
mented by his conspiracy with Carl schurz
when they led Missouri into the anything
to-beat Grant campaign. Notwithstanding
all this the President caused him to be
appointed an assistant attorney for the
prosecution of the whisky ring in St.
Louis. The result is known to the world.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11
MINOR TOPICS.

''Let US take an appointment" is the new
way of asking friend to drink Just now.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11
HOLIDAY BOOKS,
For sale by
W. q. & o. II. MORRISON,
rs PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

Eet. FOur-and-a-nalf ana sixth streets.
A general assortment of elegantly
bound standard and miscellaneous AHKEM
Prayer Books and HymnaIs. A hne @
selection Of Fancy Articles In the 49,
note and letter papers, papeteries, fancy gla and
metal inkstands, paper-weishts, &C., English
lot of photograph albums, writing albums, back
CANNON and chess. boards, chess and chequers. A
variety Of new games, fne pocket-books portmon-
naies &c In collectiono of books for the young,
which Is varied and complete be found beautiful
Illustrated books In paper, linen, and bound with
Illuminated covers. Our a,sortme 1t Is o,leyed to
marked in plain figures. Our goods are now dis
plsyed and purchasers will do well 20 call ana ex-
Pennsylvania avenue. dell-n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

The lawyers of Flint, Mich, are disguised.
They had promoted assiduously quarrel be
tween a wealthy farmer, named Newcomb,
and his wife, and succeeded in tanning the
connubial spat into a flrsf-class divorce suit.
Unhappily, the plaintiff and defendant met
and made it up, but the lawyers arrested them
in bed at midnight, and succeeded in obtaining
their preliminary expenses.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

Tweedleout is costing the New York au-
thorities much more than Tweedlein. The
expense incurred by the search will be i'm
mense.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

Hereafter we trust President Grant will
make arrangements to have the press of New
York and the neighboring cities supplied with
printed copies of his messages.-N. Y. Com
nIeTciGl Advertiser. 4.
A very good idea indeed, owing to the fact
that the evening papers of New York have
always been very unsuccessful in securing his
annual messages in time to print in full. The
next ones We hope will be furnished in time
and shape so that those papers can have the
full benefit of them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

IT'S sad to reflect upon the fact that the grand
old State of Virginia, "the mother of Presi-
dents, is likely to be depopulated that her pro-
verbally hospitable homes will be as banquet
halls deserted, and that her patriotism can
never again manifest itself in gathered battal-
lions to celebrate the unFeiling OF loving me-
mentoes of her fallen chieftains. All, all, are
moving into the post Office of the House-so
far as the Offices hold out. There are not
many left, and the Mother of Presidents re-
fuses to be comforted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-11

T,HIRTY.sECoHD YEAR.
New England Mutual Lii. IHSuraRr CunH1I,
BOSTON. MASS.
ASSETS, eIs, o00, eco.
LOOK OUT FOB
THTRTY-f1RSE ANNUAL REPORT l5sS.
Dividend TO members N CASH IS their premiums
fall due. Over -, 90 has been returned -
members during The last thirty years.
Begin The new year 20 Insure
AnPoLICIEs protected from forfeiture By ssata
law.
collectors ps ID fer eanvsssing-liberzl terns.
n. B.kCLARKE 4 CO., General Axentst
Also, Agents for the D~sIling House Fire Ia
surRnee Company Of Boston. oc9-1n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
DYSPEPSIA.

Dyspepsia is the most ,isconr, ,inr anil liz ,ros,
ing u''eAse man Is heig TO. Americans are par,ic.
""'N 'uelectio this disease aud iis effects: such
as sour stomach, sick headache. hab.iual costiye.
N'- IS heartburn. water hrash, rnawiny aud burn.
u's pains 10 he pii OF NE ,toss 90, coming up Of
'"' iood' coated tongue, 3i~3greablc ta,t in The
NOUN mpu1e blood and au jise5-,s OF the
N'''n"tA and Liver. Two doses of GErrN's
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve ,ou NJ once. and
'ne'e po 'tiveiy uot ease ia the United state.
"'' no, cure. u you doubt thj. ro % vour
l'rueei.i-' g. p. wilson, Sou,h Paris. 4. NJ.
hammond Paris lIm, orG r. Wiley. Bethel nm
OF any other medicine dealer. and oct a sample
bottle ioT 10 cents and try it, Regular size &c
sgpt9.ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
DON'T READ THIS

and throw aside the paper but segd ,T me VIZ
50 srr<rTr NAME PLATE, INK, BRUSH &c
-, s.l,4r KEY CHECK, Name and Address
neatly stamped on il.
,.,,s ,-,n not be hsd az the usual prlces lOl
IN, a. - - an agent wanted an every toN
'e s,,i,i-h : liberal commission wiz be paul
y. . ,.r sample ard terms % agents, ~, Ma
% n p FON, Kezar faii-' YORK 'V'' "''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

Nu oriental traveller describes this busy seene
'"'sseu on historic shores: "Our steamer lap,l.
- =" peach which was the port of Antioch
~"''e 'he disciples were Grsi called Christians
M. .'s ~ town al The waters edge, no PEG.
- % wharf. The Passengers and the mcrelan.
- were put ashore in lighter which ran mn in.
70 'ae sand. \ troop OF camel., with their driv.
Srs' ay ON the beach. ready TO transport Che eoos
m'" iae interior. Among he articles l,n3cd
~e'e ooNes marked DR.. C.AIEG & Co.. Low
KIT MASS; Z. S.A.,' showing hat they con,aincl
me''c'aeS ahd whence they came. These Win
o1nee good were hoisted on Tia, hacks of camels
iof transportation TO Antioch Thas the skin of
inc "es' seais back It's reme,l e. to heal the mai.
A"'s q populations that inbabH those eastern
sIofes' "henee our spiritual mama cane,,-
Wnir1r IL fC'f r5ofrr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
II r MAP KS.

BLCk PILOT is owned by ID. A. Coffin, Locke's
Mills; is let black in color, heavy name and tail
viii be years old the 18th of June next; stands
Is hands high; weighs 1927 lbs, and for style and
action cannot be surpassed. lie bids fair 10 make
one of the fastest trotters In the Stale. Cool care
taken Of mares from distance, but at the owners
risk. u A OfriN.
I0cke's Mills, April 20, 1919. m2'-H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

BLACK PILOT was sired by MonmOth Knox
ne by General Knox; dam OF Monmoth Knox, an
imported mare by the knight Horse. he by thor
oughbred. Dam of BLACK PILOT, a Drew ", mare ,,
onf OF BLACK FAM fast trotter owned by William
Sorague of Philips, giving the best strain of blood
that can be found in the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

ffiA'S pnrEUC SNtEturS. Vniy,r.au,
acknowledged The beet ia use. Zach pound bear.
ihe name ~ JAMES PYLE None genuine without
June - Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

aths Aniiotsd. NJ u.atlct uudeg What form
.i ,Au,., you labor, there D. one great truth you
.h.all keep .1 mind. All disease originate iU au
impure conl.ti o. OF thc biood PurlH that and
the disease must depart, bG, you cannot puriH
.t.. blood To-, Doc use ui poi. ouous dius- an4 eN-
....... .,..nti4 u.s. The hes, BLOOD Purifier ever
.t.....,r.-,I g.. DIR. wALKEE'S famous VINEGAR
pfrIrr~ ,ompou M edof simple herbs. e-juniW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
(The Best in the MarlSetO

Now, one word as to terms, &c.
We do not pretend to claim that We
can sell goods at retail at less prices than
we can buy for at wholesale. We do
claim, however, that we will sell Our
goods at very small margin Of profit,
and we will prove our words by our
works. We are also well aware Of the
fact that "times are hard" money "close"
and hard to get therefore, we very much
prefer to sell our goods for Cash, deeming
it better for ourselves and also better for
our customers, when it can possibly be
done; and as an inducement to custom.
ers to adopt the rule Of CASH Payment on
delivery of goods, we shall, on and after
May LIST. 1875, make discount Of five
per cent. on all goods sold for cash, ex-
cepting only very few articles Of trade
that are now sold as low as they possibly
can be.
We shall endeavor to verify the fact
that, ga nimble sixpence is better than a
slow shilling"
In closing, We will simply say, that we
shall ever endeayor to extend to all Of our
patrons, kindly courtesy, fair and square
dealing, and all reasonable accommoda-
ton. We most cordially invite all to call
and examine our goods and try our
prices and in order to get low prices,
and five per cent. off for cash. all the
"card" that we shall require them to pre-
sent, will be "greenbacks," and no matter
who brings them for We believe that one
mans money is worth as much as the
money Of any other man.
H. N. BOLSTER.
South Paris, April 26, rs. Sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice thst
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County OF oxford and assumed the
tfnst of Administrator ON the estate of
tHA MILES a. NlsWllALL late OF Andoyer,
"a said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted TO the estate OF said deceased to make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same to
JAMES NJ. PURINT0N.
1June -. $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
obituary.
MFS. Etsbee,

p. iola. B.-as- F.., Of North Pu.-,
-l.-r Seas Maly } Walker. died OF
'a Gle --.h lsy o. MAJ last. after
a-1I a A'.Ie over d.years. Mr-. b.
~-''-ru,.ve woman. AMI Que who
-1 personally known 90 have been
10 az faithfully Tie duties OF vale
vas her highest ambition. Like most
81. mel. she speat her iile IN making
10 promoting industry ani .o living
a-t ever, o,her j0 nestle ~ rlde.
b. ..r-n--w1 sons ard TWO d2ugh-
Memory IS deas taa large circle Of rel
'..' ilI uei-h.ors-CoN
" COMES to point lace, all wo-
70 see lhe poin,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Timber Land for sale.

,,,uF subscriber oilers tor sale one lIoGsa AM
t,r.. of LauI heavily timhered ~ b-'' !.
g.l Poplar also. about one liunry i,iSSn', Of
f.. p-rvn N~A and Oue Hundred Inp V-"''' 20
a. ~, - ,T,.,l,er suitable for shovel hAnd-'
~. isrI &, located in Newry, OXFORD SSna,l
lrrt -,.C,nm,c from thc Grand liun" I..it ,
.tailoh D." ''''''''' ' MOSES \. MASON.
gain. "a
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PEDIGREE.

TERMS Single service, sl5; to ensure Fosl 20
AllmaTes at the owners risk, ami all colts holden
for services OF horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
As>icmee.s sale.

nVE-UANT to Al order from ihe Iiild'1 .fsiI
nj the 1. s. Tor the District OF Name S'iA'
tssr for sale II Public Auction on Pm
80 s,Ire of Charles T. knight, on Bethet mn III,
IN h. rhe The stock OF goods "a sad Tor, ~, ms,
~ incl. to suit buyers-said sioc~ CONF,
sn6 foods a are usually Kept Tor s..e !" iSv 10
su,- rl sid ale will continue from uaf -
hove. until the enlire stock IS dls P07e" 'i'
M ii,nriI otherwise ordered. ,,.,,,, ,.s;snae.