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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Nnhnfntl 1ttlO Nmhnner,.

Hldl monO, Strg., =. JFoO. = Sen.
SrableD 3. SobniOu ltuuO beute pegen oea
am Sanltdge nit etnem Shiensiemer aui
Sen. SmbObeu gema6teu AngriffeS Dor Dem
HOlijeigertfte mo puroe Su $40 Suabah'
luug perurtbetlt uno augebalten, $1,000 @au,
ton sur 5rieoenShaitung rpGbreuo Der udh
ltrH II 0tOHate Su iteuen. Sen. SmbOpeu
reii'te Samitag abeHo BON bier 5urGiieHbabn.
Gouuentiou nb6 ct. 2oui8 ub. 9r itelltt
alei6 ua6 ieiuer &rrctur Caution, I'M am =
DECEMBER bel eiuem meiteren 8srbbre III er.
i6ctuen. (gS lit uidt anjuncbmeu, oaB ourd
bieics Qerid)llide 8crfabreu Der 3piit slut
iheu ben beioeu 9eUtrdleu ieiu gltoe erreld,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Mno0h G. Sanfe,1.

3 7 a0eIp TIA, y. N0b. = OQs
ROOog & SanteD- bauert fort. Autg
beute Sdblte Der Beiud mad utelen SauienbeH,
nno hie Sceuen BON SrOOilgn tuieberbOlteH
Iid1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
ShtiTbrud, ollt Sap g Sorn.

Gan 8run3i8co, %. ytOubr. - auf
Dem 9ompfer yOfitaoo," uel6er am Conn
abenoe eintraf, beianO fid1 Capt. @ruOes Tebit
6rau uuO ;nei Slnoeru unb flint Watroieu,
melf]e am l5. Nuguit am Sap Soru i9eiter.
ten unO uad) l8 3a9en furdbarer 2eloeu pon
Dem 8oitOner Stiffeo Spreu" auigenommen
uuo naf 6Onolulu gebraft wurOen. Sin
anoereS 300: be8 gei9elterteu Sdiffes, in
meldlem iif 10 Yerionen befan6en, 1T nod
uir1t nPfuuhPn murhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Selbftmor0 etues 0aifirtrS, ,

q 10 :. y 0 Mt, %. gloO.-@. U. YOnen,
Saiiirer Der n0euoe Sel 9Serfe," jugte fidJ
beute Morgsu cine 8ugel bur9's SerS
gooeg'S .8reunOe bebanptsn, baB. er f4
'ufautg eridlOiien babe, Obgletd) Sriefe uor=
ltegen, peIde DIE Inuabme elmer ungliidli9en
2iebe Sulaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Stiirmtid1eS gSetter.

0etroit, Dtth., %. gtOO. - Sin befti
ger Nor0weI= Sturm ieat iiber Den 6uroniet.
Otebrere T0bpeuae muBteH SduR i'm ganO-
SeQh. SQfeu Iudeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Die W o RIM on cIt tn S01toSa.

gonoo II, SntarIo' y. gtoo; luaro
geItern elne neue Stride Der D'9ellt9en Der lee.
ten Gage" crGiinet. Die 9emeinOe bat litter
Oicleu Sdjwlcrigfeiteu, oarunter aud etnem
Dor ctuigeu Dtonaten eriOl9teu Y0beluu9rifis,
itd langlam emporQearbcitct. Sei @elegen-
belt res geitern gtadmittag itattqeiunOeneu
,@ottesoieultes" erbob lih pl0elidb ELI 6rent=
Der uno wlOerle9te ole 2lrgumentc OeS ROr-
mouen 2lpoitels. G8 cutituub 0em5ufOlge
grOBe 2lure9ung, unol Der y@ottesOtenit"
erre!1te crit nad uier Stuuoeu iciueu S6luB.
Die gtabbGridait Orobt inSmiidcn, Der
NtOrmOncu 8irtbidoft gcwaltiam ein &nOe
Ii III thnr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Mertfn 1tnO Die Wer. St0aten.

Can Sruu5tSco, %. gtOu. = Der
bieitge umeritauiihe @oniul weti't mt 9obn
bic 5eniattOn8 Nadrl6ten Oe8 yGbrOuicle"
5uriif, baB Elm Gertrag entworien pOrbeH lei,
utl1er Dem @ou9reiie Oor9ele9t m.roen ioU,
uuo morln WteritO ben n6roll1 Don Der 26.
8arallele geIegenen SanOeStbell al bic Ser.
Staaten abtrltt. Sahiuter itede RtftS, ais
etue SpetulQtloa uou 2anomudereru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Die Sro5eITe se8cn ocw S1nappS.
Mfft0

9 .9ouis, %. gfop. - Seute muroen
9onaIp pon oerihiebenen aOuofaten 0tepen
gebalten. Ser Sal mu:Oe Oann ben @eidwO=
reuen ibergeben, melfe na9 breiitiiuoiger
Beratbung einen 5pru9 eiubra6teu: rShul.
big anf uGle 9tntIu9en," Der 6ifter peigerte
iidl, Den lleberfiibrteu aui Der Stelle su pers
urtbeileu, mo uerlaugte $50, 900 SitrgIhaIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
BON Ocr tcronild1en 8ret3e.

@0lOeli o. n, Seras, p. ytOO. - ytadJa
rihteu Don SrownSutDe, Scr, melben heute,
OaB am Sanlta9 @apt. ytcNallO al Der
merlfanii1en Seite oeS 6luiics inter benz
5dube elmer om amsrifanti9eu llfer tebeu-
ben 8atterie campirte; er that Oeies, nm ben
lleber9ang Der Bunoe8truppen 3u oeden, i'm
Safe oieeSroer8 erbalten ioaten. aIS leooh
Befcble eintraieu, nttt 5u treu5en, te4rte
@apt. McNallp nit iciucn ycuten 5uriid.
ST erbielt Oa5 Beriprcdeu pom oeu Dterttaz
nern, oab iie oaS Steb uuo Die 0tebe au5lte'
fern mOlltCn.
(SpGter J. Die Meritaner baben 75Stitd
HinDCr uad) oeu9tingqolo- Sarraden 9eld)ldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
W06i ciff Wnr0A

Bort Serbs, R.=Y., %. ytou. - BE
einem in 8olge BON 3ruuteubeit enlitanoeneI
0anogemeugc muroe &bomuS 5Ouman Dol
2Sm gRDroa1 erlnornpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
StttbprI

Wontrea1 Canada, %. gtOobr. - Ser
&ure bes &trhipiels ytOtre= Dame bat Die 81
fentlidle InSelge erlafien, OaB Oas @rab Sui.
boro'S nid)t Die geietlidle 8iefe hat Q9as
man inter pieien llmltanoen tbun iolle, iast
Der Sure nidt.
NtoRtrcal, &nnnoN, %. NoUbr. - Sc
itcrn Wurbe III Ulcu fat9. Slrhcu eiu 4altos
rGIbritf oorgcle1en, mOrtu eS I'M Setreff Der
8ccroigunQ @uibOro'S IN 9euelbtem Ro6eu
beiBt: oSSw bubeu in 28abrbet uno @cmGB=
belt Der Ntod)t, ole mir i'm 9tamen oeS 6irten
alcr 1irten ausiiben, ertlGrt, oaB Der Srt,
no Der rebclliidIe Sohn Der Smd)e beigeiebt
1T, bon Dem iibr!geu Sbeile bcS geusibten
SegrGbniBhOfeS gcihcOcu lit uno uuumebr
ui6t belier, ais ir9euO Gin auocrer prOfaner
G5ruuo mo SoSeu III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
BQuterDffe.

Wt ntrea I, p. gtoo. - D. $. Rnan
Elm BroOufteuz0duoler, bat isiue 3ablunge:l
eiugeittat. Die Standardization betra9eH
! iiber 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Ier WlNrft ttl s. NOntttt0.

220-220l; 8ehel rubtg; Ser. ct. @ed)=
icl, so Gage, @ourant 1O5 10Y Yremium;
fur;e Sid]t l09-lll YrGm. 60 Gage 1923
bis $50 Prdm. tur;e Sitt 1915 Brdm.
3uder rnbig; ytr. T. l44-l4E; 8ertaufe
III 64-64 III Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
SmtfsnerlnH.

WOrfolf, SUg, y. yf00br. = Der
bel @obb'5 5Slan0 geitranoete SdOOner ut
Der nit StetutOblen befrahtete yUf. s. Bat.
Iep." 0a8 6ahrSeug miro total UerIoren
lem. Ser ShoOner III SermaBeu nit Baier
angeiiiat, oaB eIne 6ebung unm0glid] 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
YtltS So1t00n.

&oronto, 9ona60, 2. 9tO0br. = Gin
YuitoruIbriei Der IatbOlifcu 0ierarAie bon
Ontario puroe geltern i'll alien Sirdeu Der
BroUini Uorgeleicn. Scr Srief tabelt Die
@iuuiiHuu9 Der me!tliden Daht in geitlihe
Angelegcnbetten. pdtten Die Apoltel oeieS
geslaubt, 10 mare OaS Guan9elium niemaIS
III Der gSelt oerbrcltet worosn. Die bitr9erlis
DIE 9epalt fomme BON Soft uno neroe 0urb
Oielelbeu @eieee beihrdntt, pou wel9en fie
ibre Nutoritdt erbalten babe. Sie babe teine
@iadt, Die gsbre be8 GuaugeliumS III be
idrGnfeu, 10 lanJe Die CUR @rridtuug Der
dlrltli9en 8eligiOu benueteu Dtittel irieoii
der Hatur eien. 9e5 gSeitcru marnt Der
8riei Dor semiibten @ben uuo weii't auf Oas
llnbeil bin, welde8 OaOurh idon in Utelen
Gnmilien nnneridtet mnrhen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
yicnere @crtdlte DON NMba.

8 a . a II II q, p. y{oO. = Der Welan0te
bon Saato OOHlngo lit bier elngctrOifen unO
BON Dem @enerol- -@apltduSQlmaena empiun4
ouu9splate ob, wethe uOu etner Gbrenwude
giDS III sD are6snS De a' Snoes fs. G" mnS Hge 9IgtS
rungs 9ItrtrNg 5wiitcn Spautcn uHO Sauto
Domingo.
Der 5uiurgenteu 6iibrer Carlos 9arcia
wurOe iiberralht uuo erlflOiien.
Ser 8cueralz@aptGu lit ua9 Dem 3nuern
abgerci't mo i'll gaS Gruce5 ougetorlmeu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
THE PARIS RANGE,
Ets sGarIrrsgottt u. .yd1neIbetsers
Eeupr,1tai,-7A -7Aefpu
bic hfiBe Tutt-Kohbeerne
RaskfQ's

Yntuer gesen faiteS Stebcr,
elm ibneGes uno eiitfues Seitmltet Suberettet unt
Derfuuft pom Coleman & Hr9ers,
lans25, 3Vnef) g2r. IT'S, Deit= SaltimoreitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23

Baltttstc ore
5ire 9a(uraufe WIfte.

cIStt ~VWT"N""k NF"0R1
saemeaslSde bon Spmtbs uno ssater.etrass
tuit ober Sbaben Surt Sranounslild ioiuobI In oe
Staot, ue i'm 9anbe, ale slrten BON Gisertbuin
Wobu@, eabenz uub 98aarenbduier, Sanbels sitter
Aderbauz Yrooutte, Iobeln, Saus 9erdt1i9a1ten
I'M Sau be9riifene oher i'm Sdfen in saoun9 oerno
lide SabrSeu9e Ii. I. 10.
Od5 Srettorium beittht aus iol9enoen Serren:
Wn IS. S arriiou, yrdFoent;
SEQ. Jt. Siders, 3. Hoot. Senrtns,
Sanib q. YSiIiou, @. Y;oston SteDdrt,
Iraucs 3. 0iua, .. &. Yterpcomer,
Senro Carroll. Sr0tle Sorpts,
W . Sieuurt QB. g8. Sanlor,
S,slu ~, 9ruue SsrGel @obeu,
6. D, Rapn, GSeor3e9. SGrrilou.
gBnl. 6. bennington.
NpplifatouszNormulare unb lpetere stahrth Iter
Die &eelidait ipiro in Der Office, Siiome=Gde Don
Soubz unb gBaterftraBe, ertbelt, n auab aGe auf=
trdse ioiort erleeist merbeu. Serhernnsen toerosn
au rsens cine 5riit aH9enommen. luelte Der Appli'
tdut pinIdeT mag.
(Sfdui1Sy) Er. @orn n pvth, Gesr,
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Samitaqe- 9as 9ebdube rpuroe oemolirt
unO WtIdlael 0OpHep wurSe get6otet uno Sas
lob Deper ld,mer perlett.
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gte ra,,fluanntfdse Maentar uoa
Il. o. Dunn s. Gump.,
W. > a,o~n.Eho aftroke
ytf. z, yturU-VUWrtgH WrUKE
8Gttim ore.

(GtabIIrt TN Aunt fB41.]
Oteiee gtdbliIemeHt iiejsrt fnur On nrter
Der Gteuune, 8erant.r 5rt c'st &C. BON aaufleuteI
6dnolern II. {. 10. tuner1nlJ Der Ser. Staaten 9er'
rtorieu ua5 8ritiidzVoro@Im inertia; aud iiefern fs
Elm ReiertH3 BUD, pel6es Die Nameu non nebr,
aIs 100000 8aufleuten Il. T. 10. uno bereu Staten unb
Die Stelune oeriel5en eutbGlt. @s If oGs compIs.
tefe uno ausseoebnteffe Spitem, ipetes iemals fiji
Seauemlitteit Der Banfz nno bGnoeishdaer uno fir
bic algemeiue Gerbe1erun9 uno ben Sdub oes 5an=
bels orsauiiirt purbe. 55 3Dei9tireaus baben mir,
pel6e in ben hauptidhlititen StGbten finb; uniere
91eibteruneen f0unen nidbt ibertrofen Deroen.
VSn. q. ScarIett, bteriDo obnenoer @ompesnon.
aS fG1ige Mnpriite fueroen eiE9e3o9en uuo @es
ridtsiniten i'm Wuaemeinen beiorat. lfGn21 .1iil
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SnOio1tersStaftffff.

Ba biugtOn, %. ROOembcr. .-@en..
Naior Sobn Bope bat benz 9rtcgSmluiiteI
cine SabelIe itberianbt, in tuel6er er Die 3abl
Der SSnoianer in cen Ser. Staatsu nit Nus
nabme Gerienigen, ruelfe in 4laSta wobuen
folgeuoermaBen uerauidlost: ciutIlitrte Sn.
Oianer 100000; balrciolliiirte Snoianel
49,, 900; 8ilbe 81, 900. Der @eueral iust
Sa bic Snoianer eine aber9Iaubiifs Glrh
Dor Der Solfs5dbluug batten, 10 lei eln Geuiui
nit ben 9rDBten Shuiert9feitsn pertniipf
unp bsrube in uielen 6auen MIR aut S6dt
3ungeu.
Die SdfmlarsAnsftenitng.
Gbilaoelp / a, p. ysoobr. - 0i
qemelnidaitltden GOnite'n, benen Der @nt
ipulf elmer 9eufidrift an ben @onereB iber
tragen TT, um pom eettern cine 9eioperrptl
Iigung gu erlaugeH, baben iid aui cine sSOa
uertagt.
Gin traatt8eS ereiBntf.
Ybila6elpbia, %. Woubr. - De
&eiiel IN ObeS' 8ouorette Sahrif BART all
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Neue Mn3etgem.
gStntt9 fur Sabet SmtcreITrte -!
8. 2. WtdtfiOt

bat Die Iriibsrs, Notwithstanding oon
Ok II, Dfatbt II & Sobn 0R
ZO RurO:@&hftrafie, Ac
fuieoer eroffHet. Beronen, tuelhe
quite RObeIn
Bu uie6rsen, Den 3eten angemeienen Yreiien iunn@
iheu, polen pegen biaiaer Gintdue i'll Nr. 25,
WorOs@ans, oberbaib Der jSanetteitr., oorlpteden,
5ertdute gegeu BuGrSabuu5 ODER a:ceptirteu 9reot.
Gin 3pelG zlSehdft iii auf Der Sde Der SoDGros uuo
SaprtteitraSe. IS miro 8eutib geproben.
(ylopi6, Uay) Scioptan Y. Rathtot
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0te sdfmlar.@tsif sifeIIi,t,o
Gin tr0tttt0eS (sretauts.

9lIN6eIp9 Y. NoDbT. = 0et
feiel IN Dpes' Boubrette Sahrlt BART an
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aSafier qeben lieB une gsa6ts u llbr eineu
Spa,ieraana curd iein 3immer mad,te. Sei
Der lebten @elcgenbeit nahm er Elm auf benz
Siid,e lieqenbes Bud, 1.-THE changed Cross, "
meld,es oas Motto: mot as | will, but as
thou will'' (,ni6t rpis id, mill, ionberu pis
On uian"). IN bic tSano uno laS orei @erie,
ipouou elmer lantet: ySilf uus, 6err, Oamlt
mir init @ebulo uniere gsgsuleiti9en 6ehler
srtraqeu, nit treuer 9rgebenhelt letoen; teb'
hrs bel in 6reuo' Nno gsio', aber laB uns
imner oas 2iuse aut Did in nnierer pills
bepiirftlgfeit rtdten J" 9todl anOere Serle
waren in Rem 9ude augeltriAen, oarrnter
Der folQenbe:
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-12-11

Office, Cor!'Toulouse and Franklin Streets,
VIEW ORLEhNs LOUISIANA
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zee et ta ee MttA
sfs faaf sfs = ~ f.fslff ~
= asvs nv
af 80 a. Nsfs WHaf. Hhi tf
Deer hffIdf fsefg ang fa
MaasfsfsB ~ isf mfgft a
ata s ~ s1aselfs D. ssf ms
.hga fag nga t8se sh it1gaasfi
- alffmm 10 baskfspt mY efola
sifl Sic esmmsffial SOLD
Mefchaas w fhe cities ktowihx
that Ms-sfs Wood A Weod are
lawyers hers wHh DALI acess 10
BE- Counw Hec0f5s coaid NOS Ne.
lew that hey sosli make . sill
fol misrepresentation w rsgard ~
fhe condition o. ny real estate
.Thi. b0xesor. they have most ~.
safcdly done a. can be easilI pros.
en- by t~eiefspcs 70 the C0gny
Records
Being willing 10 abide nc decis-
ion Of q generous pahi ic. ] submit
the 'ucts FOR ibCir consideration.
N. 4 DIES.
Scranton, Miss, Dec lob, ls15
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TRUsTEE'S IL.

BY virtue OF the provisions Of two
certain Deeds OF Trust, the first made
by f. Il. Vaughan and Fl. O. Vaughan
on the 18th. day Of April, A. ID. 1874;
the second made by II. @. Vaughan on
the 2ls.. day OF November, A. ID. 1874,
to secure to Danner & Toomer the
amount Of Indebtedness mentioned in
said deeds of trust to-wii: the sum Of
$4,000. 90 ia each, amounting in the ag-
gregate to the sun OF Ten Thousand
Dollars. The said deeds being record
ed respectively in Record of Deeds,
book No. /, pages No. II to "a aud
SO to SO OF Jacksod County, NJ IS ssip-
pi. The undersigned will proceed to
sell to the highest bidder for Cash at pub
lie cutlery in front OF the Cont House
door of Jackson County, Mississippi,
on the 18th. day Of January next, A. ID.
1876, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. IN. and 4o'clock p. m. of thst day,
the following described property, to-wit,
lying and being in the county and State
aforesaid: The south one half of the
north east one fourth OF the south west
quarter and the north west quarter of
the south east quarter Of section No. 10
township No. 7 south OF range No. s
west, together with the tenemepts,
Entertainments and appurtensnces. par
ticularly the steam saw mill with all the
machinery, tools and everything be-
longing to or appertaining in and to said
mill, and all the Improvements or ma
chinery on said land.
G. FL ALLEY. Trustee.
Scranton Miss, Dee. 7th., 1876. At.
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CARD.

To the people OF Scranton, and sur
rounding country. We the undefsigu-
ed, having sold q good many Of our la
test Improved Howe Sewing Msctioes
in Pascagoula, Scranton and vicinity,
take the liberty 10 refer all those who
are DESTROYS, now. o. that viii be 10 fu
ture. I O refer you to those who are using
the Howe Sewing Machine, to enquire
into its merits both as to its capacity
and durability. Our long experience
with these Machines gives us every
confidence in their perfect mechanism
and adaptsbility to the general use OF
the family, work shop. Each Machine
is guaranteed to be perfect, therefore
you DO NOT run any risk in purchasing
the Howe Machine.
In case any one who will get up 6
club oil three, we will send a reliable
persou with Machines to teach you ia
your own home how to use the Ma
chine perfectly free OF extra charge.
To any one who will write us for
any Information regarding Sewing Ma
chineswe will cheerfully answer all
questions regarding same. Our Depart
ment devoted TO Nine. Demorests, Cut
paper Patterns is a great convenience
to many in the country and TO all who
write for Catalogue can have il free OF
charge by return msiL
Yours respectfully,
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE Co.
jalyl0 1y d. p. PERRY, Manager.
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II CARD.
To My Patrons and the Public Gen.

orally:
Some three weeks since | adver
tised that Mr.. II. W. Moore and
myself were then on orr way to purs
chase a full assortment of goods for
my stores at Moss Point and Scran-
ton, that we wonld visit New Or.
leans and Mobile, make q careful
selection aud would have the goods
in store marked down to panic
prices in a lew days.
We went to Mobile looked
through most Of the large stocks
there without purchas ng although
VIC we're offered great inducements
as 70 prices and terms and were
pressed 10 do 80 by all the mer-
chants whose stocks we examined.
We then left for New Orleans
promising TO return and purchase
unless the market there afforded
greater facilities. On arri ing in
New Orleans we fourd that most Of
the goods wanted by US except dry
goods. could be purchased there on
more favorable terms than 10 Mobile,
and consequently with that excep-
ton bought our entire stock in New
Orleans.
Mr.. Moore then returned TO
Mobile and selected and purchased
a large stock of dry goods which he
left the merchants packing and re,
turned to the store confidently exs
pecting the goods in a day or so.
After an interval of several days,
instead Of the goods, | received a
letter which led me to believe that
there must be something in circula-
ton derogatory TO my commercial
standing.
/ went to Mobile at once and
on inquiry found that Mr.. Delaplane
OF Dunn & Cos. Commercial Intel
ligence Office bad been furnished
with the following injurious and
grossly false statements concerning
myself. by his correspondents here !:
"Said NJ. A. Dees is the same party
having a store at Moss Point. All his
property is in his wife's name. He is
sober and industrious, but is extrava-
giant in, and has no capacity for business
Is not good to pay his debts. Has but
little Real Estate in his own name.
This seems to be an answer TO a
question from Mr.. Delaplane who
appears to have doubted some form
er statement made by them. There
were many more assertions Of a like
nature il their report, all of which
his correspondent knew TO be lies
from beginning to end, and paiticu-
larly their assertion that all OF my
property was in my wife's name.
There never was any part of my
property in my wife's name, it is all
10 my own name and unencumbered
with any note, mortgage, lien or
liability Of any kind. 4
These parties can not plead igno.
rance as the County Records are
free TO inspection of any aud all
persons.
This, my patrons, is why my stores
were not stocked according 10
promise, / am proud to say, no ".
ever, that these yipers have bitten
a file, and that Mr.. Delaplane after
a thorough investigation has found
these reports grossly false, and as.
8 ures me that he will reinstate me
in my former position with the com.
mercial world. and you may rest as
sured that a full and complete as
soriment Of goods adapted TO the
season and times will be found at
my store carly next week.
Although | could get 10 clue 10
my traducers from my friends in
Mobile. who, as subscribers to these
commercial reports. are pledged to-
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usry t3ri.) with Dol. Nelauctbon Smith
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BY virtue Of the pow4fs OF sale con-
taiued in a certain mortgage, made aud
executed by II. @. ysughsn and Emma
V. Vaughan his wife, to Murdoch Nc
Innis and Gabriel Dsnizler in their firm
name o. McInnis & D4ntzler. and dated
on the 9Th. dav Of October A. D. 1874
and by said McInnis and Dan'zler as
signed and Transferred to A. q. Dan
per & Co. on the 4tb. day Of October
1875, the undersigned owners by as
sigument OF said mortgage will proceed
to sell the folloSing de8eribed proper Y
on the 18Th. day Of January next 1876
on the premises at public auction, to
the highest hi der for cash to-wi':
The south one halt Of the north east
one fourth of the south west quarter
and the north west quarter OF the south
east quarter Of section No. 10 Of town
ship No. 7 south Of range No. 5 west.
Together with the gteam saw mill there
on with all the mscaineIy and tools
thereon belonging or IN any wise sprer-
tanning thereto, 10 safety. q certain
prouissory note in said mortgage men
toned and described, for the snm of
S2073 00) Two Thousand and Seventy
three Dollars with interest, and cost OF
sale. Sale to take place within the
hours prescribed BIZ law.
A G. BANNER & Co.
Scranton, Miss, Dec. 7Ih., 1875 At