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sunday sketch of Beecher.

y. . StbF.
Precisely at 1920 the great Dominic
entered, slung his hat under the table,
cooked one leg over the other, pulled of
his rubbcrs, read the letters. looked nj
the flowers. and settled himself, while
Miss Lasar led the choir through mazeS
of melody in most bcwitching and bewil-
dering style.
An exceptional incident was the in
FAINT baptism and not single yell.
There were about twenty Of the little
chaps. some pretty, some ugly, Nil quiet
and or" sucked his thumb.
In , manner peculiarly solemn Mr..
Bcechcr placed his wet fingers on the
head of each, and baptiscd them AL,
amid the solemn hush Of the vast aud
irucc-au audience three times as Oig as
those of Storrs, Cuylcr, Burlington and
Scuvcr combined.
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The United States Bureau of Statis-
tie, getting lis Information from rclia-
bic sources furnishes the following
Interesting facts and figures on the above
subject:
The aggregate population of the earth
is l,S9l, 0S2,000, Asia being the most
populous section, and containing 79S,OOO,-
600; while Europe has 200, 100000;
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ENGLAND expects to draw recruits for
the army from graduates for her public
schools. Military training is to be intro
duccd into these institutions, with view
10 making soldiers.
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DnTATnLS

4 CONSIGNMENT or PURE PEACH
y Blow and larry Rose Potatoes, IN
barrels, from Ncw York, Just I-cgiyed and
Tor sale by JAMES * ANfLt..
NO. lJlU Nllir street, wheeling W. Va
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LIST OF DROvERS.

The following are the names of the
principal drovers, owners or consignees
of the principal drover8, where the cat
tie are reported from and their dcstina-
ton:
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REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to 1852 head against 1919
last week, and l,l2O the corresponding
week of last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to ! JAG head against
9G3 last week and 500 the correspond
ing week Of last year, and were as follows:
To Baltimore butchers..........".............. ~
To Eastern spectators ...................... 3
Washington and Norfolk butchers. 81
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SEED OATS.

oOOO BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS
DtJUU received and tor sale b.
JAMES CEANGLE,
1910 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
ap5a
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The market opened rather slow this
week. and continued so for some time,
with prices shade oil from last week,
but while before the close it became
more active and prices improved on the
opening rates, and closed shade higher
in some cases than last week. The
whole ofthe receipts were closed out at
AN early hour on the last day of the mar
kct. The quality of the offerings were
fully as good as they were last week.
SWINE MARKET.
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Thanks from the Depths of the
IIanrt
WELLINGTON. Lorain Go. Ohio,
August -, 1874.

w ELLINGTON. LOTtlU 70. 'ulo,
August ~, 1874.
Dr.. Il. J.. Pierce, Bafaio, " \.
DEAR SIR'-Your medicines, Golden
Medical Discovery and Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, have proved Of the greatest
service to me Six months ago TO one
thought that ! could possibly live long.
had complication of diseaseS,-scro-
fula. manifcsting itself in eruptions and
great bIo,ches on my head that made
such sores that could not have my hair
combcd without causing me much suffer
INC; also causing swollen glands, tonsiIs
enlarged. enlarged or 'thick neck, and
large and numerous boils. | also suffer-
cd from terrible Chronic Catarrh, and
in fact was 50 diseased that life WAS Il
burden to me. ! had tried many doctors
with no benefit. finally procured one
half dozen bottles of your Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and one dozen Sages Ca
tarrh Remedy and commenced their use.
At first was badly discouraged, but after
taking four bottles Of the Discovery |
began to improve, and when | had taken
the remaining ! was well. In addition
to the Use of the Discovery | applied a
solution of Iodine 10 the Goitre or thick
neck. as YOU advise in pamphlet wrap
ping. and 1t entirely disappeared. Your
Discovery i certainly the most wonder
nl blood medicine ever invented. /
thank God and yoa, from the depths of
ny heart, for the great good 1t has done
me-. Very gratefully,
Ms. |. CUAFFEE
Most medicines which are advertised
a. blood purifiers and liver medicines
contain either mercury, in some form,
or potassium and iodine variously COM
bin.t. All of these agents have strong
tendency t. break down the blood cor
pusclcs. and debilitate and otherwise
permanently iniurc the human system,
and should therefore be discarded. DR..
PIerccs Golden Medical Discovery, on
the other hand, being composed OF the
liuii extracts of native plants, barks and
roots will in no case produce injury, IL
effects being strengthening and curative
only. Sarsapari.la, which used to enjoy
quite reputation as blood purifier is y
remedy Of thirty years ago and may
well give place a it is doing, tothe more
positive and valuable vegetable altcra.
tivcs which later medical investigation
and discovery has brought TO light. In
Scrofula or Kings Evil, White Swelling
Ulcers, Ery>ipelas, SwelIed Neck, Goitre,
ScrolulouS inhammations, lndolent In
Illumination, Mercuriai affections, Old
Sores. Eruptions Of the Skin and Sore
E,,s - in all other blood diseases Dr.
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
shown its great remedial powers, curing
the most obstinate and intraotsble cases,
| Sold by all dealers in medicines.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.
Have now in store and for sale

Have now in store and for sale:
300 Halt Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
30 No. 3 Mackerel,..
30 No. Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackere and 8 in quarter
barrels and kits.
p Terces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. .. MolaSSes.
80 Hhds choice y. .. Sugar.
~ BblS Syrups.
90 Bills Standards y. b, Extra {. Granu
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
500 RblS Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, ldlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
loo Bags prime to choice Coffee.
y LII Chests prime 10 choice u.
Teas.
50 Caddies prime to Choice g. u. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HalbrOok'S J.
Milliner's PAGES and other good and 70
liable brands, among the best in the coun-
try. our stock is fun and complete, and
will be offered 10 the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers Ia
call and examine our stock before purch
sing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL & ELL IN GIL AN
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REMARKS.

There j. no noteworthy change to re-
cord in the prices Of the sheep market
this week, in view of the quality Of the
offerings. There is scarcely as much ac-
tivityia the market this week as there
was at the time OF our last report. The
numbers vary but little and the quality
is scarcely as good. There Is fair de-
maEd for good lambs.
Quotations-We quote sheep at IA
Sic; lambs 81 jOG5 % per head.
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Grnnrsof Rirds and Hcnsts.

Birds aul animals, when collected in
numbers together, have curious technical
names applied to them. It's right to say:
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Coyr,y,,n Bo,cl and Drope Yards.
Al The TINKER House and DI'0re Yards.

At the tanker House ana D'0ee 1"'uS'
!. Il. Myers, Pa. 1876. W. Adams, Va, is
4. Adler, Pam. Is j. Il. Strayer, Va. Is
W. j. Kirk X son, W: Harrison, Va. -
Pa...................... AZ j. b. Strayer & co.
ID. r. Barnitz, Pa. "a Na..................... Is
=. street,, Pa. Is \. Jones IA ......" >
y. Lehman 4 Bro. II. Nachman. Nd 9
o .lOaC. Walters, Md ..... IL
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\ lo- the year 1874, between November
10Th, I-7l. and December 10Th. lS75 VIII
have amount ofState Asylum tax refund
ed 20 them by presenting their receipts al
the SheTin's orfice-no levy having beer
made for said fund. X. s. BROWN,
march Sheriff OHIO County.
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7t'heelln9 8e9ister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
nAII.Y REGISTER.

DAIIl hIUIp LIN
,..gr. s. Cy Three months 81 w
siy mouths. 1 W one month. 20
TRI-WBEKLN REGISTER.
PuhIisncd every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
ma. rony. VI 81 W one cOpy,6 mOS.S2 10
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one COPY, I Nr...s2 w Five copies, yrs 9 w
one COPY, t. mos / o. Ten copicS,ly ". u w
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BAN K s
THE PEOPLES BANK
Office, No. 1919, Nam s.,

Office, No. 1919, Nam ST.,
WI ELING W. VA.
vi terest paid OH Special Deposits, Note
and Bills Discounted. Exchange bought
and sold, Collections at home or from
abroad promptly attended 70.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN REID, CHRISTIAN Hess,
JOHN HASDLAN, JOIN NOCKLER,
SAMUEL J. BOYD, RICHARD CARTER,
ANDREW WILSON, JOHN p. TRCSCHEL,
THOMAS VBRIEN.
JOHN REID, President,
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF, Cashier. jul
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Receipts last week -V'
Receipts eneyear 'IVi
REMARKS.
The market has been generally slow
this week, the receipts coming in slowly
have been sold shortly afterward, but
there is little life in the market, the feel
ing being that any serious increase ofthe
receipts would still further weaken prices,
which have declined &c since last week.
Few sales are being now effected at our
extreme top figures. At the Close prices
are at stand, the inclination being to-
ward lower figures.
Ouotati0nS-l0Glltc.
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ROASTED COFFEE.

UNHE POPULARITY OF DIR ROASTED
| Coffee is rapidly Increasing. II may
now be- had In all the first class grocery
steers which heretofore used ATbuCliles.
BE sure to inquire for and ct ,.,..
TlNGLE & ISHAM'S.
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Mich COW

c. Brewer reports Mich Cows at $50
to $45, and the market dull.
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BALTIIORE
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Reported by Telegraph Especially for
the Wheeling Register.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-29
Rates q .sHver...in.:

One sQuAre 70 mos ~ I.-lFtI- L. ,
Cac1 subsequent icseryicn. Ier s4uare..-. /
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5.tIy newspaper, devoted TO politios, general
news, local affair." and the interests ut
its uelgLborhccd.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-29

OrvrcE-On Second street, oI posita the south
Front Of tie Capitol.
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has heretofore made great captains eminent in
civil life without diminishing their military
renown, be would never have proposed that in
purely political struggle, citizens of IL free
State, citizens representing majority OF the
people of that State, should hs ontlawed as
banditti and brought to summary Judgment of
the drum-head, with short sirifJ and volley of
musketry. In the record of political crimes
aud political blunders committed by the Re-
publican party, there is nothing which sur
passes in criminalty yesterdays proceedings OF
the Senate and House of Representatives,. In
the Senate a resolution was offered calling
upon the President for information, instead of
allowing it to pass the Republican Senators
opposed it on wretohed quibGie, but in
such way that they forced themselves and
Tending Louisiana wrongs; defending the
action of the President and of the Lien
teuaut General, and adopting the drum head
banditti policy. OF course there will Ee
scarcely dissenting voice in the popular YER
dict rendered upon the situation thus apparent
to the country. After yesterday 3 proceedings
it seems vain TO hope for any good from the
but that adjournment brings up very serious
question. We have heretofore urged an early
meeting of the 44th Congress on the ground of
the necessity of action upon financial ques-
tions and other matters affecting the business
interests of the country. The graver inquiry
leave the Federal Government during the in
terval from March 10 December in the hands
of the Executive Branch, whether the liberties
of the country are safe in the absence of Con.
gress so long as political concerns are turned
over to military officer who dsposes of them
too much to say that the Republican party
will find it impossible to rally from the effect
of this staggering blow received in the house
of its friends.
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TELEaRAPH1c sUMNARY.
FOREIGN.

SPAIN.-Ths intelligence of the pronounce
| nent of the army in favor of Don Alphonso ns
King, Published in our last issue, il confirmed
All the highest officers of the Government, in
clnding Serrano, have promised their support
to Alphonso who will shortly leave Marseilles
France, q visit TO the Army of the North
after which ne will proceed TO Madrid. 1t is
semi Off cally stated that all the great powers
will recognize the new Government as soon
as it is Observation-Disclosures has promised
amnesty to all Carlists who lay down their
arms
GERMANY.-Emperor William, in a speech IN
reply to New Year congratulations, ex pressed
his great satisfaction at the continued peace
in Europe, which, he said, it was the first dnty
of the German Empire to preserve.-Tbe
Prussian Diet has been summoned to meet on
the 10Th.
FRANCE.-On the 9th Mcmahon sent q mes
sage to the assembly, urgently requesting the
following legislation; 1st. The passage of q
bill creating q second chamber. End. Provis-
ion for the maintenance of statu quo until
1880, in the event of McMahons death before
the expiration of his term that when the
second chamber is organized, both chambers
decide upon definite government to succeed.
ENGLAND.-Bishop Vaughan, of Stafford,
sailed on the 05n, IN SionnIvr S}veaaiis, fSs
America taking with hi IN several priests. Sew
eral years ago he established missions for the
negroes in the South, with headquarters in
Baltimore, aud he now comes to promote the
interests of those missions.
UNITED STATES.
WAsHIHGToN-Congress met again
Monday, the 4th. Legislation of all kinds
gave way before a discussion of the Louisiana
troubles, particularly shose relating to the
dispersion of the Legislature by Gen. Sheridan.
The subject was introduced into tho Senate by
Thurman of Ohio, who, on Thursday, pre-
sented the following:
"Rosolved, That the President of the United
States is hereby requested to inform the Senate
whether any portion of the army of the Uni
ted States, or any officer or officers,
soldier or soldiers, of such army did in any
manner interfere or intermeddle with, control
or seek to control the organization of the
General Assembly of the State of Louis
lana, or either branch therefore, on the
4th inst, or specially whether any person or
persons claiming seats in either branch of said
Legislature, have been deprived thereof or
prevented from taking the same by any such
military force, officer or soldier, and If such
has been the case there, that the President in
form the Senate by what authority such T~:li-
tary intervention and interference have taken
place"
CoDkIiSg of New York, offered an amend
ment inserting the words "If, in his (the Pres
ident's) Judgment, it is not incompatible with
the pu blic interest" The discussion was very
general, many of the Republican Senators
placing themselves in the light OF defenders
of the outrage. Gordon, of Georgia, Thur
man, and others, distinguished themselves in
opposition the former making magnificent
address in defence of tho SoOthern people.
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"The Great Men of the South {" is the sub
ject chosen by Father Ryan for his lecture this
evening, in st. Patrick's Hall.
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Itis great defect In men to wish 20 Tule
svervthina, except fhensslEe csssst-
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VOLUME VII.
aernIng Star and Catholic Messenger.

DISPERSION OF THE LEGISLATURE BY THE
U. s. ARMY.
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rerm.-sinsls Copy Cents; BY Mail. ss-.n A4vaass.
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Publication 0mcs-No. Poydras street. Of Camp
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Morninsstar and Catholic nIesssnasr

THE MoRNINo Stan has eean seaxes&
with the approval Of the ecclesiasasaak
authority Of the Diocese, to supply en
admitted want In New Orleans, ann -
mainly devoted to the interests a shs
Catholic Church. II will not Interests N
politics except wherein they intaR1Hs
with Catholic rights, but win axDees
iniquity in high places. without rcgas& -
persons or parties. Next to the spixassAs
rights Of all mon, II will especially eAsD'
pion the temporal rights Of the poer.
-
A1propaI Of As Most Res. .AssAbdsAsp
We approve Of the aforesaid anAaR.
taking, and commend It to the CaShsSsB
OF our Diocese.
~. NJ. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW OAxnAssae
December -, 1857.
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AL communicationsare to be addressed to the
Editors Tie Norning Star dnd Oatholic Messen0er
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n Mornina Star and Catholic Messenger
PuBLIsHED WEEKLY RY
The Ee,o Orleans Catholic Publication Company, &C
No. 116 Popdras street, corner Of Camp.
Ihe Directors of the Company are'
Most Rev. Archbishop N. ). PkRcHE,
President
JOHN HENDERSON.
Vice President.
yerv Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Rev. G. MoYNIHAN.
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
Rev. T. J. SMITH. G. N.
Rev. B. NEITHARr, c. IS. r.
Rev. p. F. ALLEN,
JOHN T. GIBBONS.
JOHN McCAFFREY.
WIN. J. CAsTELL,
d. II. BUCKLEY.
AL communications are to be addressed to the
Editorsof The Norstng StGr and Ootholie Messenoer
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TIE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, FRIDAY. JANUARY % 1875

considerably exercised over the somewhat re.
markable statements of that public official by
courtesy called the State Treasurer. When
Folger, the Tax Collector, turned in ovel
S126, 900 in greenbacks to Dubuclet, and that
amount should have been credited to the
general fund, it turns out that that willy in
dividual not exactly approaching his position
as Mr. Cannon, tried to ape the honest role
and escape the odium naturally attaching to
his past cereer as an official.
Can the Treasurer explain this matter away.
Notwithstanding that his room was deluged
with food of hungry brokers SO soon as the
news Of his receipt Of this money had been
extensively circulated, the incorruptable
Treasurer had the audacity to state that he
had received no cash that day. When it is
known that the Treasurer well knew he was
uttering what was false, the weight given to
his statement can be appreciated. We have
positive information that this sum was
paid in to Dubuclet in greenbacks, so the
Treasurer must meet this issue.
That his office is under the control Of
ring of brokers has for a long time been the
topic of street talk and from Investigations
we are satisfied there is some foundation for
this gossip.
We therefore call upon Mr.. Dubuclet to
answer these charges specifically. If he re-
mains silent it will be tacit admission of the
truth of these serious complaints. As public
official he is responsible to the people for his
conduct and thew demand an answer
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EXPLANATION IN THE MILLER WATKINS
MANsLAUGHTER.-Dr Bezou sent us the fol
lowing letter yesterday, and says that the
statements made by witnesses were made
through an erroneous impression
New ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1875.
To the Editor Of the N. O. Bulletin:
Dear sir-In reading your paper of yester-
day saw my name mentioned in reference
to the shooting of the colored boy, George
Watkins, by Mrs. Annie Miller. Mrs Miller
stated that / had advised her to keep the mat
ter quiet until morning. when | would send
the boy to the hospital. l wish to correct
this statement, for | remarked that the
wounded boy should be kept perfectly quiet
for fear of hemorrhage; that by morning he
might rally, and then could be taken to the
hospital. In order to facilitate his admission
| gave him note to the clerk of the hospital
L pronounced the wound to be dangerous the
moment | saw the patient and refused to
give my opinion as to the final issue Of the
case. Respectfully,
HENRY BEZoU, NJ, D,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT MR. WIN
" l.. KOSS IS admitted partner in this firm
a. X. MILLER Il Co

WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT MR. WM
W i. TOSS IS admitted partner in this firm
A X MILLER 4 co.
Ne" orleans, Jan. % $50 ja29 st
Ii Ugh SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-Tbe
i l. Parochih School in the Basement of the
Church opposite Washington Square offers special
f1cilites to the young ladies of the Second and Third
Districts who wish to pursue the same grade of
studies as those taught in the City High Schools
The Prlnc pal-Mis> +. II. SMITHS widely and
1avoTably known as an experienced and successful
teacher. Diplomas given to graduates
he attention of parents and guardians is solicited
to the claims OF this institution. Terms moderate.
REV. HENRY NJ SMITH Director
DIFFERENCES.
Hon 7. II Kennedy. Hon. \. Witt Can't r. s.
Robertson, Dr.. L. :. Lewis VIM. c. RAYMOND (Mer.
chants Exchangel f. StIlnger. ia29 3t
-FOUR SEASONS RESTAURANT
JOHN BOSIO,
Proprietor of this Old and Favorite House
Announces to his friends that he has removed to
No. III CHARITIES STREET
Between St Louis and Cont Streets
Where, with enlarged premises and increased facil
tiles he will give them the best the market affords
at the
SAME Low PRICES AS HERETOFORE
Private Dining Rooms up stars; also comfortable
furnished rooms at
REASONABLE RATES.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him III the past he asks for continuance of the
faVOlS. ia26 3m
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BANK NOTICES.

To the Stockholders Of the Citizens Bank
of Iouisiana-A meeting Of the above Stockholders
VIII take place at the Hiberria Bank No. 46 Camp
street. at = o'clock FRIDAY EVENING, January
% 1919. hose i'll favor of ticket are respect
fully invited to attend.
ia % E&M1tt MANY STOCKHOLDERS
The Louisiana National Bank of New Or
leans, New Orleans. Jan. %, 1s75.-At the annual
meeting of stockholders held the 18th inst. the
following named gentlemen were elected directors to
serve the ensuing year:
j. +. D. LANIER, THEODORE HELLMAN
THOMAS H. AIREY, HENRY G. MILLER
w. J. FRIERSON RICHARD PRITCHAPD
JOSEPH II. OGLESBY.
subsequently, at meeting for organization Mr.
JOSEPH III. OGLESBY unanimously re elected
president. A. LURIA,
jas Nv Cashier.
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nor SALE-VERY Iowa splendid summer
l. or winter Residence in Biloxi, adjoining
PradatS Hotel 1t has about two hundred feet front
on the water and runs to the back bay-abont one
hundred acres of land in ALL twenty of which are I'M
der cultivation. The largest and finest shade trees
in the corlntry-ve oak and magnolia-are in the
yard; one hundred and fifty fruit trees-orange
peach, apple, pear and plum The dwelling out
houses bath house and large wharf in perfect
good order, and do not need any repairs at all To
parties desiring it, it will be sold rented for term
OF wears, furnished or unfinished Apply to NJ
DOWLiNG: 30 Poydras street, or address j. d.
BROWN. Biloxi Miss ia2O eodIm+