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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-11
WEED.

Mrs. George Kruger went to Lawrence last
Monday, and will remain in that city for some
1 time, to receive medical treatment. - X
"SiSter, what 10 the wild waves say :"
">ilver tipped shoes only for children at
/ play" You viii ilnd them at 4. NJ. Campbell
& Co.'S.
We learn from the Saline Valley Register
that Mrs. Lydia \. wisner. former resident
of Saliva, died recently in Illinois. q
The county superintendent will be in his Of
fee Friday and saturday of each week, instead
OF Monday and saturday. AS before.
Calieoes S cents per yard at ODER. Bond 4
Wilson's.
Miss Lou. Nanzant. OF Jacksonville. H.. ar
rived last Monday evening and will visit with
her sister. Mrs. L. {. Nickles. during the win
tcr.-- <
Mr.. VI. W. Keith is making preparations 10
apparatus at Abilene. The hotel a, the latter
place is nearly ready for business.
Elder 4. II. GOODWIN. pastor of the Chris
sian church. wall I'LL the regular appointment
10 preach ia the English Lutheran church
next Sunday forenoon and evening. Al are
invited 10 attend. X
Mrs. q. y. Hawks. formerly Of this qlacS
died at Quincy, H.. on the 10Th of last month
It Will be remembered that Mr.. Hawks was en-
gagged in manufacturing ladies' shoes in this
city. about two years age.
The Herald thinks now II is best for the Re
Puelicans TO hold conventions and make nomi-
nations. II did not seem to think so. just after
the dissolution OF The recent Republican con-
ventidn. ~ lcas, i had nothing 10 say upon
ihaI lraEt
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge OF re District Court. III. PRESCOTT.
ecnntor--SoLomoS STEPHENS.
Representative--(i. q. LOCKWOOD.
County Commissioners-W. IL. SCHOOL,, Chairman
s. NJ PALMER and Il. ;. CHAAPLiN.
County Cierk-DAvgD BEEBE
County TreaSurer-C. l.. FAULKNER.
sheriff. j. GOING.
Register of Dcels-S. 7. CRIss.
Coroner--J. X. LULL, in.
County Attorney-JonN FOSTER.
hurveYOr--L. q. WIGdT.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction--D. J. INTER
Clerk Of the District Court--N PETERSON.
Probate Jsdge-U. 8. CCSSINGnAM
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The Junction City Union gets off the follow

The Junction City UniOn gets off the follow
ing:
A couple OF quiet young men from Saliva.
were the victims OF two confidence men, in
Kansas City last week. The confidence men
had The usual bank draft TO change. and the
Saliba boys..are out little over 500.
Poor Salina has 10 take il all around. The
Union ought TO know by this time that Salina' ;
vertancy is not famous. and that our boys.
usually. are not '-out' anything but ahead of
the gang. Next time. Mr.. Onion. tell your
story oG those Manhattan boys. 1t will sound
more life like then.
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The result of the election was peculiar. The
court house clique will have TO let their hair
grow and 90 without combs. The trout door
will have some other lock beside lock Of GOOD.
There will be equality there, and no King of
there is a king of beasts. When the
clique turns out To receive It's pav.it will not
appear on the ground with a torce. There will
be no one there 10 carol that good old song.
ANDERSON, my joe" &c. There will be no
army from Flinders to protect the boys when
they cndesvOr TO get up a little corner on an
election. In their madness they cannot resort
70 the old woman's remedy and say. You're
a hassy"' No, that want work. They will not
grant any terms but viii fight il out on that
line if il takes all summer. They thought they
would go il economical and furnish their own
baker, but they have tong since given that up,
and are 10 eat han by me tot. There is a per-
ceptible luLk In their motions since no icila man
is to appear on the scene ~ advertised. They
are compelled TO give up tnat important ele-
ment of a white mans diet-Damphies-and are
not permitted to take that priceless booa-grog
or straight. No lceGUer will make their old
clothes new but rs Dryden says, "rhe fright
OF all the world who loved thee best" will be
in hand according to the statue in such case
made and provided. There will be no sanding
there, Tor sand is up; and tie whole Clique
cannot join in the song well ko tie whole hog
or none" TO cap it all Malay Will be on
hand with his krisS to preserve proper order
and recttude. rs he grasps the sasld of this
savage looking scythe he will shout: Bully
for District No. o"
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% cents sxveg on a dollar. The second arri-
va of large stock Of dry goods and clothing.
al lho New lorL Store. is OF great interest TO
any other house in the city; because we are
Auying direct from the manufacturers or I'M
;iortcrS ior cash This is the reason why we
can uE1erscti- our neighbors Our large and
"cii assorted stock is complete in everything.
and unsurpassed in the city. We uish TO Gu
large OR business 80 we ask share of your
trade The more goods we sell the smaller
our profits ai,l be. Small profits and quick
sales is orr motto. Aud it is tor yonr interest
,o give Us q call.
respectfully.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-R. n. BISHOP.
Iouncllmel--C. ) Radcliffe, GEORGE kRUEGHR,
wN BrRG, a w. WrcKnAn, 4. >. GOlNG
Police Judgr--N. r. CARROLL.
Clerk-FRED. u. WILDMAS.
1reasurer-J. NJ. BLODGEIr.
Marshal-L. NJ. futile.
CITY Attorney-J0HN osrER.
CHE: Of Fire Department-lRA l.. CARVER.
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WEED.

! Mr.. a. j. Schwartz is putting gas and wafer
pipes into his new residence on the East Side
He does not propose that the plasiering Of his
house shall be disturbed, when Salna comes
to be lit with gas and boasts in its water
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tM VILE Race

4 walking race Of 100 miles is to take place
at Gels Park on Friday afternoon at , o clock
Prot. Allen i, to walk 100 miles in II hours
Gal. Taylor is his hacker
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Z ak Notice.

SALIVA, kAysAs. Nov lat is-j
Notice Is hereby "a, en- that the take for ISIS arc
nov due and pI1 able the Office Of tac county
treasurer Saiina. Kansas
The L.llowiEe are the leyios on each one hundred
4 b arr valuation
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ANrkD-fo sell or trade for land or stock
mouse and iot No. IS Santa lie Avenue. For
"r'i'er Information. apply TO willis Keslcr
'ofher OF oaut4 le 49, Iron Avenues.
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LrrowIcn Il WrrrMANx.

ihe bennington >cWiuE machine makes an
even round. birds-cye stitch on all kinds OF
goods coarse or line, without the use of coz
.rh-el g~a-s. rotary cams. or iers-s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-11

AcsSrS. Taylor ( McQuary, proprie,ors of
The CITY Hotel. are building large barn in
the rear of their hotel tor the accommodation
ui travellers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-11

Lay viii furnish oyters to parties and 10 rs
'Nai'' oil mach better quality and a, cheaper
prices than can be purchased elsewhere in the
city.
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Those oysters at Lays are the BEST ever
brought to this market. You can get them at
any time-day or night.
II is the opinion of some that under the Con-
>ttutiona Amendment just passed. Mr.. j. II.
Snead will be Saline county's representative
for two years. This would be CHASTITY joke,
if true, on those who were working for him
for a certain purpose.
Barney Bohan quit painting wagons down
at the Leavenworth penitenriary last week and
came up 10 Salina on Mondays tram, TO take
hand in District Court proceedings. Upon
prison fare Barney has grown thin, although
he claims to have had first-rate living.
Two parties from Ohio are making arrange
ments to start a dairy ard cheese tactory about
three miles northwest of town.-A good ven
ture and it will pay spendidly. They have been
in the same business on the Western Reserve.
and know all the "Eooks and crooks about
it. K
Maj. c. c. Probert has sold his drag Store
to Mr. Howard N. Sale late OF Atchison. Mr.
Sale is an experienced druggist aud vii! un-
Ieubtedly control a large. trade here. We
have made ms acquaintance and find him to
be Il very agreeable and Intelligent gentleman,
and one who will take high rank among our
business men.
Mary hod little corr.
Upon her little toe,
And every where that Mar! went
That was sure 10 20.
Until she went up town day,
To Campbell & Co 5 store,
Buying there nice new Shoes pair, -
And now she has that corn no more.
4 movement is on foot io form a Young
Mems Club in this city.>ft I, stated that the
second story Of Whitehead & Seaman's new
building will be rented for the club room.
Thee the members Of the club will find the
leading papers periodicals, &c, and can meet
and while away the long evenings pleasantly.
II is the design 10 furnish the room in good
style.
a country school house presents rather an
inclegant appearance just after election. y
little girl living south OF town was endeayor-
ing to tell her papa what hai happened in her
school house Oh election day. She said that
which happened WAS when ''there are little pa
pcrs and tobacco juice scattered all over the
floor" She WAS cminentiy correct.
Prof. J. W. Boyes made his very interesting
chemical experiments to Il fair audience ut
Donegau's Hall last Saturday night The boys
TUX" some OF that ''laughin2 gas" and they
laughed and laughed and laughed until their
sides wcre sore. The soberesC man that ever
wore shoe leather is bound 10 boil over with
mirth when Prof. Boyles gets after him with
his laughing gas engine.
Friend Towns his imported quantity OF
anthracite coal, and some Of our people are
trying it on. Parties are OF the opinion that
1T $50 per ton il is cheaper fuel than our veXa-
tions, tormenting, smoky coal we have been
using in this country. We certainly hope so.
well filed CRATE OF anthracite will make the
guide housewife" weep tears % joy, provided
hubby lon't have 10 mortgage his place Tor
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KANSAS CENTRAL LAND AGENCY.
John w. BerkS,
GENERAL, LAND AGENT,
Saliua, Kansas,
OFFERS

II the Lands of the Kansas Pacific Railway Company
All the Lands Of the National Land Company;
All the State Normal School Lands;
all the King Bridge Company Lands;
All the Amos Lawrence Lands:
Ill the Scotch Colony Lands,
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PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MALI.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the q. s. Malls.
Juniata, J. W. Catherine commander 1900 tons.
YazO0, L. D. Barrett commander. 140o tens.
FOR HAVANA.
@. W. Lord, L. Cotton, commander. HOO tons.
<s4NG, The fine Al steamship
s2s42ssaa5sssEs YAZOO,
L. D. Barrett, commander,
Will leave her wharf opnosita Jackscn Hcuaea
WEDNESDAY, May 10, at A. M.
Passage na.AnA ". >. currenOyJ..---..$40
Passage to Philadelphia. So
Through tickets issIed to New York.. SIS
Fer freight CT passage apply to
EDWARD 4. YORKE, Agent,
ms 1y Corner Csroneelet and Gravier streets.
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was reported that Jackson first mortgage
railroad issues were offered at 97a, but no
sales were reported.
No sales of City Scrip were reported. It was
still quoted at about 4l4@42a for 1874
No transactions were reported in Metropoli-
tan Police Warrants they were still quoted
at about 60.
State Warrants continue inanimate. War
rants of 1874 were still quoted at 40@4l,
1873 and previous years. fundable, at 36G@37,
do. not tundable, at 300, and Legislative
Per Diem at 96097.
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Sun Rises ..5O6IM Moon Rises. .255
Sun Sets. cd Quarter 20 d. Isl A NJ
Days Length IA h. 80 m.
Cherokee, Belle Of Shreveport, Texas, Rice
Farmer and Jos phine.
DEPARTURES.
Mary Ida, Ida Lizzie Hopkins, Fleta, Carrie A.
Thorn, Bertha Drummer, Bart Able, Bastrop, q.
81. Durfee, Natchez, Belle of Shreveport.
TO ARRIVE.
Marie and J. F. Frazer from Lower, Coast,
Stella Block from BGuf River, Atlantic and
barges and H. G. Yaeger from st. Louis, Charles
Morgan from Cincinnati, Mary Ida from Upper
fourche, W. S. Pike from Bayou Sara, R. E. Lee
from vi ksburg, Alice from Amite RIVER, Sam J.
Hale and John A. Wood and barges.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams
The John Howard, H. L. Lee master, leaves
for Minden and Lake Bisteneau on Wednesday,
taking freight for all points on Red River to
LOggy Bayou.
The great R. E. Lee, from vicksburg, will ar
rive this evening and leave again on Tuesday.
The Texas arrived last evening from Shreve-
port, and returns again on Wednesday.
Capt. Noah Scoveil arrived yesterday by the
Texas.
Capt. Charlie Thorn left on the Carrie A.
Thorn last evening, the guest of Capt. Allen
JuIutl.
The st. Louis Globe says: "We are glad to
state (oficial,y) that the steamboat and barge
owners in the Southern trade have at last per-
fected consolidation for this season, upon such
terms as all ale satisfied with. They will be con-
trolled by committee that is satisfactory TO all
parties concerned. A rate OF freight for high
water has been agreed upon-20 cents per 10j
pounds, 40 cents per barrel four-a rate which
shippers are perfectly Y willing to pay, knowing
walls, as it is Ger ainly low enough. Now, why
cannot our Cincinnati boat owners go into the
same arrangement? 1t is the only plan to save
| Themselves from the ruinous cut-throat business
that has been done for the last few months"
short time ago our Red River friends, met
together for the purpose Of relieving themselves
from just the same state OF affairs. Excessive
low rates and too much tonnage, were bringing
ruin to them To avert it they formed them
selves into (chartered) stock company, and
| placed all their stock under the control Of a
board of directors better state Of affairs is the
result; the rates Of freight have bsen fixed at a
figure that is fair alike to shipper and carrier,
and the boats of the company are supplied in
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@22 so p Dbl Dealers have q very small
job trade at S23@23 25 f9 Dbl. Cincinnati:
"Held S22." St. Louis: sQuie', 81 U.s." Ii =
erpool: Prime mess 74s 3D." Chicago. 1875:
'Pork dull. offered S21 60 June" 1905:
''Pork dull anda easier; s2l so cash. May
81 5O@21 52s June, S21 so July, S22 o.
August"
Dry SALT MEAr-None in first hands and
none coming in. Shoulders are called for,
and would command Ole readily. Dealers are
jobbing them at Gle. Sides are dull, and
quoted at 1876 for clear rib and 12ac for clear.
Cincinnati: "Cut meats quiet, s.. 1ls l2ss.
Hogs quiet and firm; 81 SCOTS. fair and me-
dunn 81 90@8 good Chicago. 1890: Hogs
active to extent Of supply. SSaies, 5O(9o %
common to good heavy, 81 coos general mar
ket, s. 1903 extra choice" 1l5O: "Cut
meats firm; shoulders S8@85 cash; sales 81
June, held 81 july" ST. Louis: "Cut meats
firm and unchanged"
BAcoN-Al stocks of the hog product, es-
pecially cut and smoked meats, are running
very low. Dealers are making liberal ship
ments for the country, while scarcely any
supplies are coming in from the West The
stock of bacon is very small and consists of
clear sides. Shoulders would command 94c
and clear rib sides 1850; clear sides are
strong at 13ac@l35c q tb. lot of % casks
clear sides sold at 1890 y I'd; casks shout
oers sold at 92c, and 80 casks clear rib sides,
on tho landing, at 13lc Dealers are job
bling at B@ac above these prices. Clear rib
sides are in request. Cincinnati: "Q1iet,
94c, 1890. 1916" ST. Louis: Firm and un-
changed" Liverpool: IL. c. NJ sis 81,
s. G. M. 53s Cd
HAMs-Are dull at 1870 lac for choice sugar
cured. lot of Is tierces sold on private
terms. Cincinnati: "3i@14c."
RREAKFAsT RACON-IS On at 135MG14c "a Id,
LARD-Good stock, but only small job de-
mand at 1896 for tierce refined. Round lots,
tierce are quoted at 15s@15ac; key 16@16lc
"a lib. Liverpool: "66s." Chicago, 1895:
"DulI, 1547a June, Is 65 July" 1906:
CLOVER and quiet, Is 35@l5.5a June,
Is 37s July. 80 cash May" Cincinnati:
"Quiet, 15i@152"
WHEAT IN BuLK-None on hand and none
Offering to arrive. Liverpool: 'No spring
IS 3d. No 2, s.; No. winter 9s ADJ No. 2,
S." 1925: "Ac,ive and firm; 1929 cash May.
1O45 June, 1919 July. 1922 fresh, 97a No. 8. y
Corn IN BULK-The market is bare. Last
week q fatboat load of 5000 bushels mixed
sold on the coast at 90@95c put in sacks.
WH1skY-Noihing dong. Louisiana and
Western rectifed is quoted nominally at 81 10
al % Il gallon. Cincinnati: 'Quiet, 81 10 .
ST. Louis: Firm, 81 90
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. = According to
notice on The bulletin board, there was a NEST
ing of the Exchange to-day ito hear the re-
port of the Subscription Committee, and to
take fiuRl action" Che committee reported
that their subscription lists were incomplete
aad the met ting adjourned uatil next We'd
mes lay ct their request
We are indebted to Messrs. Trepagnier Il
Co. for the folloaing statement of stocks OF
provisions on hand this day:
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SUMMER RESORTS.

pLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-This Famous Wa
- tering Place will open for the season JUNE l.
Evening, at o'clock arriving at Bladon next morn
ing. Board per Day 50 so, per Week SIS, per Month
$50. Children and cOlored servants half price.
ISAACSON, SEIXAS a. CO., Grocers, As and so
Canal and CT Common streets agents for the sale
of the BladOn Water in barrels aud are authorized
to make arrangements with families for the season.
and will furnish further information
J. CONNER 81 CO.,
my16 E&M I'm Projectors.
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Corn IN SAcKs-The stock on the landing
is small, but that in warehouse is fair. The
demand is good at frmer prices. The sales
comprise 400 sacks, of which 300 yell
low, 1000 white, 1900 choice mixed and 1000
white mixed at Ole, 800 fancy white at 92c,
and 400 choice white and yellow at 93c y
bushel Liverpool, P. NJ: "No 2 mixed
Western 33s 6d@33s 3D." Chicago, $40:
"Weak; "a June, 76s July. Chicago: 1926:
"Steady; fairly active, 723 cash. May 1870
"a, June 76S@76a, July, 73073af fresh" st.
Louis, 1895: "Quiet; 73@74; no sacked.
OATs-Very little on the landing to offer.
Holders are asking higher prices, and the mar
ket is stronger. The demand is fair. 1547
sacks sold, of which 1877 at 74c 300 st. Louis
and 100 Ohio River at Use, 500 choice Galena
at 76c, and $50 choice at TIC, the latter show
ing an advance of 1@2c y bushel. Liver.
pool, P. NJ: "No mixed Western 3s 4d. !"
Chicago, P. NJ: "Steady, GA July, 65@655
June, 60 fresh" St. Louis, 1895: ''Quiet;
645M65, no sacked"
BRAN-Light supply and the demand con-
tinues limited at unchanged prices. $50
sacks sold at 81 Is p 100 Id.
HAY-No change in the supply; it is large
and the demand is limited; only 100 bales
sold at 1913 p ton.
CoFFEE-No stock in first hands. Stock in
hands of dealers $500 bags. The demand is
limited and prices have declined a@1ac p
ib. We quote cargoes: Fair 174@@17ac,
good 17a@1Sc, prime 1S4@1SA (gold) y tb.
Job lots: Fair 171@17ac, good 17a@lSc,
Prime 1Sa@1SAc % TO- New York, l1:l5:
"Fair demand; sales 5000, Farnsworth; low
grades 1910"
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STEAMBOATS,.


LAF0URCHR.
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
IT, n Regular Bayou Lafsurche Packes
Lizzie Hopkins,
N. 4. Oupu1s, master, N. h. Landry clerk.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ. and
SATURDAY at P. NJ. rsturn'ng every FRI
DAY and MONDAY. For freight passage
apply on board or to
mh7 3m B. RIVET. 30 Cont street
STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on SUNDAY, May %. at A. u.
k This line Ia composed OF the following
Steamships:
KN1CKERBOCKER, HUDSON,
CORTES, NEW ORLEANS
The steamship
C0rfes,
Fl. +. Freeman commander;
viii lenve her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street.
feeS2Re. $50.
BY this line and through bills Of lading given for
tho same.
For freight or passage apply to o. ,,orrn
nl4!H 1y Al Carondelet street.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Evening, May Is, 1876.
CorroN-The sales to-day (not including
$50 bales additional yesterday, embraced
2200 bales at prices requiring no change in
our quotations. We give also the figures and
report Of the Exchange in full, as below:
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RED RIVER.
GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at P. M.
r. For Grand Ec0re, Alexandria
tgAs&M Montgomery, Normans, Barbins, Wares
sx.sa''s@S and all landings on Red River commenc-
ing SATURDAY, 9th inst-The side wheel steamer
Bart Able.
X. Sinnott, master, Geo. G. Hamilton clerk.
Special attention given to all freghts and passen-
gers for Plaauemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson,
Bayou Sara, New Texas Tunca Hog Point and all
landings to mouth Red River. VIII answer all halls
on the coast going up or dawn.
For freight or passage apply to
BRITTON EPPLER, Agents. 100 Common st.
ADAMS WORK, Commercial Place.
HITE CARLIN, 4 TchoupitOulas st.
LORD & MCPEAKE 46 Camp street.
mh20 Ina
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NOTICE.
The undersigned begs leave to announce that the
DE SOTO HOTEL,
At
McCOMB CITY, MISSISSIPPI,
is now open for the reception of Boarders for the
Summer Season. Preparations with an especial view
to the comfort of CUES have just been expressly
made and the salubrity of the climate the accessi
bility to New Orleans the corps Of competent
walters the facilities for obtaining fresh vegetables
and moderate prices of board offer inducements that,
it is hoped will to the proprietor the patron
age of the public. Single room, or rooms en- suite,
can be had upon application to
E. j. BUCKLEY, Manager,
myl5 Ct De Soto House, MoComb City, Miss.
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VICKSBURGS.
SATURDAY vICKsBURG PACKET.
q. 8. MAIL packet
Leaves every SATURDAY, PM
- FOR vICKSBURG, DAVIS 9tHs
lgS&1 NAtchez, and all intern cd ate laadinss
The passenger steamer
N4aohez.
T. r. Leathers master, y. Y. Muss oi.ft
connecting at Vicksburg with nrisot La1c fay Ya.er
TAlahatchia and Sunfower Rivers, and With As5' os
Line for Memphis Cairo and ST. Louis. For ceets
or passage apply On board, or to
JOHN J4ANNEY, lit CoIcrnoa y.
orto HITE OARLIN, Tohoupitc1lhs ~
Au1 6rs
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Browns Wells.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS ONLY 81 90.
Good until LIST October, via Hazlehurst. For sale
% CAMP st. and N. O., ST L. and c. r. R.
Wells now OPEN Terms s12 so per week, 81 per
day. All communications addressed 10 Haz ehurst,
Miss. VIM A. STOCKTON,
my13 I'm Proprietor
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BAKNESS HUIEL.
Mississippi City, Miss,
WILL open June LIST. Parties can be accommo-
w dated before that time at low rates. The pro-
prietors finding the want of a never-failng supply
Of ice have built large ice house! and filled it
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
excursion parties. Two thousand persons can be &C
commodated. The illumination of the lawn so
highly appreciated last season, is prepared for A
fine Band is engaged Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply of Oysters. For terms, ETC.,
apply to J. d. MAYER q CO..
apo Am Proprietors
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-16
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Sunday Morning, May IL, 1875. !

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises Moon Rises g.;
Sun Sets...... ......647 I'd Quarter 20 d. 2:51 A
Days Length IA h. 80 M.