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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-30
Editorial Keepsakes

H-M.UIH|" 8.
1s is something exquiitsly nice to be
an editor oyer In Nevada, that IL il We
can believe yha, the editor Of The Gold
]lhl News sayst but We never did put
much faftk ip anything coming from that
quarter ''Sitting here in our sanCtum,'
says this Gracious ~ink-sknger. "our eyes
musipgly falls upon little keepsake. 1t
is but d tripket-a scnscless thing mere.
ly.the old dragoon revolver We wrenched
from Buffalo Bill when he cime charging
In, here to obliterate US tor writing a
police item about him, We buried him
In our little graveyard back Of the office
but ne eau never gaze upon that little
pistol without a feeling Of admiration for
his misplaced and unfortunate temerity.
That classically moulded limb, picked
and dried. hanging on the wall, Is the
left shank Of Six,toed Pete, the great
Mud Springs ~desperdo, Who came to
remonsrute with us'for publishing bis
marriage under the head of deaths
1t was a pri n te RS blunder not
ours; but no matter. we rlddlad him
with that revolver, and then took off his
leg at the hip joint with the first slash
Of our tiusty little Ratchet We should
have complicated his dismemberment had
he not run away, coward that he was.
His TIVE big brothers, who came for that
leg and revenge, both rest in that little
graveyard back of tie office peace to
their ashes! That jagged and knotty
old Eeejee war club in the corner, this
dilapidated nose and broken jaw, as well
as this bullet which We still feel singing
away in the interior Of our right lung,
we're left by old BilHins, The editor Of
the GOSPEL Bugle, who came on from the
East to kill us for connecting his name
with the Beecher scandal, and proving
that he was the father of Bessie Turner,
ss. we'll as the bosom friend Of Susan b.
Anthony. Our trusty pistol and little
hatchee didnot faihu s, and he, too, lies,
editorially, in OUT quiet little graveyard
baok of the Office. That elongated scoop
shaped mcmento, which We use for a
newspaper reporter. He would persist
10 sealing u items, SO we were obliged
tAgo and cut off his ear with our little
hatcbet, fallaciously thinking that
that would atop him. His head goes
next -'- 'as.|
" Ha.."
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-30
WatauI;g!,a Mills.
IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Grain



These mills are now being thoroughly
epaired and fitted up with new and
splendid machinery. ave propose that
our flour shall take a high stand inall the
markets Of the country. BY the 10Th
or 18th of August we expect to have the
work completed. .
We respectfully call the attention of
Farmcrs.and Grain Dealer4to these mills,
where they VIII find MS good a market
for their wheat as in the East or south.
If the farmer or dealer prefers to have
his crop of wheat sground rather than
sell at home we will doit mthe most ap
proved manner and warrant satisfaction
in any market.
If desired, we will furnish barrels or
bags, tor such grindings and at the low
Those who place wheat in these mills
to be ground for shipment will have the
flour put in the Depot here tree OF cost
to themselves.
From 'oif>experience we deem it best
not to grind wheat in smpll quantities,
as it very greatly interfercs with a regu-
lar manufacturing business, but viii ut
all times exchange floor and oifal for
such lots of wheat in u satisfactory way.
This, too, will be found, on actual trial
to facilitate the farmers interest, not
only in the quantity aud quality Of the
work but largely a saving of time over
the usual way of milling. Oil OH H 5sl..
We urge upon the farmers the prime
Importance of having all wheat dry and
clean.
We invite all t. give us Il call. .r
We pay CASH iorwheat; aud furnish
sacks free. ...'rlq 20
Respectfully,
r MILL, o...i.
a%rter's Do pot, Tenn.
Augl3 2 ~
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The Owl.

The most wonderful thing about IN
owl, says Josh Billings IL the sollum I'M.
portance Of the whole kritter, as he sits
on his perch, looking over the world he
seems to own,uosL .s1JgeH .U.y7 70.
Next to a newly elected Justice Of the
Peace, seated on the bench with a poor
cuss before him charged with stealing a
loaf Nv bread, the owl has more rare and
unfathomable wisdom In bio face than
emmy thing ancient or modern.
ii have looked at them half an hour
stiddy, until was ashamed Nv my i'm
pudents, to see if they wlnkt, and l never
see them do II. 'nn9l 'o ''G' lI''
] would thank some one to tell me il
At owl ever does wink, and if he duz
how often. 1'rneIIa ii ban ..1ri .f-..at
This would be'a good subject for some
debating society in emmy of our colleges.
Answers to this phenomena, postpaid,
respectfully solicited. r. .ar .
The owl bids his nest in sum vast
hollow ov a tree and lay how many eggs
I cant tell but sumwhere less than q
hundred | am sure.
This stands to renzon and reazo sci.
dom lies. 7aa9Ia OF iHaofn.aa ea. -
Owls are not luvly to eat; no matter
how you fry them, they resemble in flavor
the meat of the yallow dog, il emmy
know how that tastes. IL
don't. '@@a"' Fa'
l have shot owls; it's a good deal like
shsofotipg 10 feathes pillow they are full
featbered form their toe males clean up to
the base of their bills and when the feath>
ers are, pitt off nom them, they shrink
as bad as sum other things know Nv
with cotton allthstaken out. ssimmo
.'0wls are plenty, but don't know as
IL emmy thing in-their favor. q
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-30

Gen. W. X. Kimball. of Maine. who
shot himself last week, left a letter
addressed to the Coroner, in which be
said that there was no need for an in.
quest and continued: 81 am sorrow,
stricken, h~eart>broken, and have voluus
teered to cross over the river and join
tie great-army, gOue.t TO the 'front.' instead
of waiting to bsI idraftsd BY the grim
messenger" God forgive me for the sin
fiji be . sin,"ag ,,..aw
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-30

~ "No, I don't want none of your
Eghteninglrads,p said a Kentucky far
mer TO q man who had stopped at his
house to put up patent lightning conduc>
tors, II amt afraid Of lightning. It's
thuuderI believes going to knock us all
endways some day." You don't seem
To comprehend" said the peddler.
These ere silver tipped rods are light.
ming rods and the gold tipped ones are
thunder rods-just what you want"
And he persuaded the old man to order
the gold tipped rods.
500
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Ibkgs5yN@,x AZ,


GRAIN RAISEKS REFUSE to sub
NIT to the waSteill aud imperfect work
Of other T~h"eShcrs, when posted on the
vast superiority Of this one, for saving
grain, saving time, AMI doing fast,
thorough and economical Wort. -4
TllltESIlEkMEN FIND IT highly
advantageous to rWn amachne that has
no ''Beaters" "Pickers." or ..Aprnu."
thu handles Damp Gram, Long Straw,
Headings, Flax, Timothy Millett and ali
such difficult grain and seeds. with EN-
TIRE EASE AND EFFECTIVENESS.
Cleans to pertectiyc; saves the farmer
his thresh Till by extra saving of grain
makes no "Littcrings,'' regimes LESS
THAN CNE-HALF the usual Belts.
Boxes. Journals and Gears. easier man
aged, less repairs, n that grain raisers
prefer to empty and wait for. cven =! all
vanced prices, while other machines are
''out OF jobs
-Four sizes made with G, s., 10 and II
horse "Mountedr Powers, also a spc-
ciality of seperators ,'aloue," expressly
for Steam Power. and TO match other
Horse Powers,
II interested IN grain Jaising, or thresh-
ing, write for Ill nstrated Circulars (Scnt
irer) With full particulars oil sizes, prices,
terms. etc.
aiG NICHOLS. SHEPARD & CO.,
Battle Creek, Michigan.
AprilS .'a tai 1nh-l
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-30

WANTED, AGENTS. N .y. AND oi WOMEN MEN
and comfy to soBvass ,ior VIM Redhener's
PATENT LIGHTIN0 REdIPRUCATlNG
iMPRuvED CHURN AND EGG Il ATER.
Sells at sight and pays Large Profits, Send for
circular 70 manufacturer. W. II. Chick 4 Co 4,
III. N. Second street, st. Louis.
1tfT' Sspem2,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-30

W'his cnt represents the McCorrmick
i ''Adylnce" elf Raking ReaI er, aud
Mower This Machine IS the king OF
Reapers, and aS n Mower has u oSupe ior
in fact, we have so much confidence in IT,,
that we will let any RESPONSIBLE
farmer, who wishes to do so, put one OF
these machines or { rial with amy machine
made, only agreeing to keep and pay for
the one he likes best. uin,..
] also have the McCormich's cad
va zee" D%ropper, Prize Mower and their
II W Harvester.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-30

A hove cut rVitt,cnls''tlC y ,cliol,t
hShcpai'l IS Cos Vibrator fura,hri.
AID SepNrNtOr. This machine il warrant
ed su1"rior 70 ant other ind of marhiur
in the United States for rhras0iug, Clean
ing and Saving Gram, uf ml biuds and.
in all conditions. With this uiacilhir |
offer for sale, Nichols, shepard and CO.,
famous Triple feared Mounted Horse
powers, for (, G, s, or 10 horses, This
Power has no equal for Sl1engt Dura-
bility. Ligbtncss of Draft and Converts
eLcp. U... .H I.
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To Mil! Owners.

To Mil! Owners. .
DO you neei any repairing done? or
are you going to bdiId a new mil? If
so | can do yeur uhlllwrigbt work on very
favorable terps, Write me stating the
amount of work to be done and |. vii;
give you my prices. Address.
JAlIES NJ. OSBORNE.
-,,o ,t,, Jpnesboro' Tenn.
ea June10tf.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-23
SPORT AHEAD.

n = Monday. July 10th, the st. John Rowing
r,Sh propose giving grand regatta on Lake
n0..cb,rtrsin, which will be open to the mem
-. ~ al regular organized amateur rowing
clubs OF the South.
v;..t Race-single Scull Shells: Individual En-
second Race-Pair Dared or Double Soul
Shells TL;rd Race-Four Dared Gigs: Club Entry.
rn,rth Race-Four Dared Shells: Club Entry.
PRIZES
vo- single scull shells, valued at not less
than. :. ..:...-.;.., SoV
p,r s nsir cared or double scull shells, valued
Il not less than lUU
ror ionr cared gigs, valued at not lees than. $50
e. our Dared she'll, valued at not less than $50
pr;zes of greater value will be offered, should
there be one or more visiting clubs entered.
All the races will be free, but sn entrance fee
~ forfeit of $40 for each boat will be required at
The time OF entering, as an evidence Of good
faith. to be returned if the boat entered draws
The distances will be as follows: For single
.cnll, one mile, half mile to q stake buoy and
re,urn: for pair oars or double sculls one mile
and hall, three quarters Of mile to stake
3,noy aud return; foe four Dared gigs and four
Dared shells two miles, one mile to stake buoy
and return.
Al entries must be sent on or before July 10th.
There will doubtless be q throng present, and
the event will be looked forward to with high
antcipations by aquatic friends.
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PROGRAMME.
Pony Race-Not over IA hands high; one mils.
Prize 100, gold. Entrance free.
Running Race-Mile heats open to all. Prize Us.
Entrance free.
Trotting Race-To harness mile heats; open to all
horses that have never trOtted inside of 45O.
Prize rs Entrance 80 So to go to second horse.
Pacing Raoe-1 harness; one mile open to all pri-
vate horses. Prize $25. Entrance IL So to 20 to
second horse
Hose Carriage Race-With $50 feet hose; one mile;
omen to all horses of the Fire Department. Prize
rs. Entrance free
Grand Foot Bah Match-Between twelve members Of
No IL and twelve members of No 8. Prize $l0O.
Base BAN Match-Between the Morgans and How
ards. Prize go gold
Pigeon Shooting Match-To take place at 10 NJ,
under the direction of the committee Entries
can be made ct t. RhOdes's, st. Charles street;
Mr.. w. COnnels Handsome prize.
In all It shall require two or more entries to
make race. All entries to be made or before
Saturday May 90, to the undersigned.
Proposals for Booths Stands and other privileges
will be received at the Office of the Chairman
until Monday, the "a h inst. up to y M
Dancing on tho Platform to commence at O'Clock
Tickets, Fifty Cents Ladies' and children Free
d. MACARTY, Chairman.
my16 IS 30 Office, Room IL. City Hall
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VARIETIES THEATER-
GARRICK CLUB.
The FIRST ENTERTAINMENT will take place
Wednesday Evening, May 20, 1878.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
W. l. HODGSON, Chairman.
A. L. Tissot, Albert Baldwin,
E. North CullOm, JAS H. Grover
Geo. H. BIaughn, w. HI. H. JudsoD,
VIM. T. Vaudry, j.. A. Burke
DR. f. DeBlaDc, George Ellis,
R. M. Montgomery, Francis w Bak r.
Samuel Mullen, Louis A. Richards
E G. Schinotti, ID. Z. Johnston
VIM. Mehle, VIM. Pagan,
E. J. Hart. Jr, Joseph Given,
w FL Passoe, NJ Human,
r. G. Eyrich, +. Holyland,
e. L. Almant, J. III DeGrange,
w. f. David, Richard j. Morgan,
ID. M. Fitzpatrick, Jas. ID. Houston,
II. G.. Samuels Albert Paul.
Columbus H. Alien Geo. W. Collins
John X. BOai imam.
The box office at the Theater will be open on
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, May IS and %
from 10 A. NJ until p. NJ. when the invited guests
OF the Club secure seats he presentation OF
member of the Club.
The doors will be opened at o'clock; the perform
ance will begin at o'clock precisely.
The lobby doors will no closed at the rise Of the
curtain upon each act and neither egress ingress
will be permitted during the per Ormance.
All cards of sdmis siOu required to be indo sed
by member of the Club, are strictly personal, and
are not transferable under any circumstances.
The gentlemen composing the Reception Commit
tee will report to the Chairman at the Iheater at 6
O'Clock P. NJ. sharp.
be had application the Treasurer Is Commercial
Place. my % IS
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r OST-A fine French gold medallion LOCKET
IL and CHAIN. on Friday May IA, by a lady while
walking fiom Magazine street First street to St
Charles, riding up st Charls to Napoleon Avenue,
up Napoleon Avenue to Magazine street, and walk
ing thence down to First street The owners name
in tull is engraved upon the Locket which is gift
and highly valued. The finder will be heartily
thanked and suitably rewarded for leaving it at this
office. Ills
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Once Of the Merchants' Mutual Insura nee
Company, 107 Canal street-New Orleans May 8,
ls75-At the annual election Of Directors held at the
the following named gentlemen were unanimously
elected:
Chas. LATTE d. A. Chaffraix L. F. Generes P.
Fsurchy. J. NJ. Allen, M w. Smith, Edward Toby
and D. Fatjo; and at meeting of the Board held on
the Sd instant, PAUL FOURCHY. ESQ. was re-
elected President. G. W. MOTT,
my7 15t Secretary.
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BY Hoffman, Marks g. Co.

LIQUIDATION SALE
On account of departure, of the contents of the
store of Mrs. Maria VOsin, conner of Custom
house and Chartres streets, without any reserve
whatever
Consisting Of
Bonnets Real Guipures and Cluny Laces, Valencia
and Patent Laces Fine Trimming Laces, Shawls
and Jackets, lnsertings .broidered Sacks and
Robes, Edgings, Fans Ribbons, of all qualities
and patterns, Tulle, Bobbinet, Dress Goods Silks
White Swiss Tarletons, Edgings EHbroderies,
Paris Gold Jewelry and other articles too numer
GUS to mention.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS a. CO.-Alex Levy
ID Auctioneer-Salesrocm No. 80 Chartres street.
On MONDAY, May "a, 1s75, at 1Ola o'clock A. NJ. at
he store of Mrs Maria Vosin 80 Chartres corner Of
Customhouse street.
We would respectfully call the attention of buyers
the above splendid selected stock 10 sold with
out any reserve whatever.
Terms-Cash. mv22 ct
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~ RAND PICNIC
To be given by the
FRENCH BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS, a
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,
SUNDAY, JUNE g., 1875.
TICKETS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CENTS.
Ladies' and Children Free

coupon is attached to each ticket and entities the
holder to chance in the following valuable prizes:
First Prize One elegant COLD Wa TCH.
Second Prize-One SEWING MACHINE.
Third Prize-ODe Pair GOLD BRACELETS.
Fourth Prize-One SILVER CUP.
The prizes to be drawv Oh the dancing platform,
ct o'clock P. NJ.
PROGRAMME
Grand Concert the platform by Charley Yaeger's
celebrated Band. to begin at o'clock p. M.
RACES.
RACE one mile dash. Entrance u 80. Prize SIS.
Second Race--MILKMEN'SWA WAGON TROTTING
RACE with without milk cans, one mile DASH
Entrance fee 81 so. Prize SIS.
to all horses which have not previously trotted in
81 2 Of minutes Entrance e 50; pr,ze sl5. ~.
Fourth Race-HOSE CARRIAGE RACE, with $50
Phi Q, hand ONE SILVER SET, now on exhibition
at E. Lilienthals Canal ST. Get.
Fifth Race-FOOT RACE, 100 yards; open to all
members of the Fire Department wearing badge Of
their company Prize. FINE HAvKE SHIRT,
now on exhibition at +. Lilienthals Canal street.
BASE BALL MATCH between the Amateur Base
Ball Club ard the Crescent Base Ball Club Prize, q
A prize Of a SILVER CUP will be given to the
BEST SKATER of the Orleans Roller Skating Asso-
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS at 9 o'clock
p. NJ.
GRAND BALL ON THE PLATFORM, and also
in the Hall.
In all races two or more entries shall be required
All entries to be made or before Saturday. June
5th 1875 TO K. d. Levy, at Leon GOdchauxs, 81 and
So Canal street
The sale of Booths Stands and other privileges
will take place a. the Fair Grounds, on Tuesday,
June LIST, 1873 at 5 o'clock p: M.
The Association has rented the Stands now ct the
Fair Grounds for that day.
No ladies admitted without An escort. my2S
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Browns Wells.

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. RR.
Wells now open. Terms $12 50 per week, g per
day. All communications addressed 10 Haz ehurst
Miss WIN. A. STOCKTON,
my13 I'm Proprietor.
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r OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The undersigned
~ have this day formed copartnership under the
name and stJ IL of " NJ H. MATTHEW'S BRO, for
the purpose Of carrying o Produce Commission
Business, II Poydras street
VIM. H. MATTHEW'S,
GRO B. MATTHEWS.
NEW ORLEANS. May H. 1875. myl1 I'm
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We take pleasure in calling the attention Of
our readers to the card Of our worthy and ener-
getic friend, Mr.. Emile Camel, 81 North Front
Street, between Bienville and Cont, opposite to
Che Sugar Sheds. Mr.. Camel has been for
years in the sugar and molasses business no
man is mere thoroughly versed in the intricacies
of the trade, and no one is more respected.
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HARNESS HOTEL.
Mississippi City, MISS,

HARNESS. HOTEL.
Mississippi City, Miss,
WILL open June 1st Parties can be accommo.
w dated before that time at low rates. The pro
prietors, finding the want of neverfailing supply
direct from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is incosed
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
excursion partie. Two thousand persons can be &C
commodated. The illumination Of the lawn, so
highly appreciated last season. is prepared for.
fne Hand is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply of Oysters. For terms, etc.,
apply to j. u. MAYER q CO.
app Am Propr1etors.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash s. HOdgsOn.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ELEGANT MAHOGONY VICTORIA SUITS.
ELEGANT OILED WALNUT PARLOR SUIT,
Very stylish and highly finished with covers

HANDSOME DINING ROOM SUIT, BOOK CASE,
Handsome Oil Walnut Hatrack, Brussels Carpets,
Rugs Mating, Shades, Tables, Chairs. Fancy
Chairs, Mirrors Engravings Oil Cloths, etc.. and
an elegant Upright Pleyel Piano. All in superior
order nearly new, and sold on account of Depar-
ture.
DY NASH & HODGSON, W L Hodgson Auc-
ID tioueer, Office No. Carondelet street-On
TUESDAY, May IS, 1875, at 1013 o'clock A. NJ, on
the premises No 344 Raronne street. between Clio
and EratO streets will be sod
THE tNTIRE CONTENTS of the above hand
somely furnished twnstory brick residence
TERMS-Cash in United ates Treasury Notes.
my3
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! u.ep.n Marks & Co sell contents q store Of
Ms. voisin corner cu''0mh00s' ana onAf''s'
-. at 1O3 A. M.
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EsrrRrAn'nnr
For the Benefto Of
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL HOME,
jackson Street)
TO TAKE PLACE ON
Friday Night, June 4th, 1873.
Queen Maud will receive her guests, after which .
dance for the children will take place. Grown
persons can ia ticipate in dance after the chill
dren Refreshments during the evening.
TTCKETS-25 cents children 10 cents To be had
at the principal book, music and jewelry stores.
my23 It
RAND PRIZE
9hootdnS Festival
Given by the
NEW ORLEANS RIFLE CLUB,
At Magnolia Sho. ting Park,
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 80
81, and June /, 1875.
AMOUNT OF PRIZES, $4,000 90.
STATUTE DISTANCE, sos FEET.
On Sunday, May 30th, the Park will be open to the
Public On Monday a, Tuesdsv, May 3lst and
June 1st will be admitted except the Guests Of
the Club and those provided with Cards of Invi
The Festival will close Tuesday Evening with .
GRAND SUMNER NIGHTS FEST.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
J. c. Shipley, Chairman; Conrad Kressner, DR.. C.
Beard, Geo. Muller, X. G. Eyri. h, Dr. w Znsser, f.
j. Kuhnholz j. A. Blaffer, Nj. Vonderbanck A.
Kanski, A. c. Smith Secretary.
my23 29tje1
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i formed a partnership under the nsme and style
Of e. II. FAIRCHILD e. SON. and viii continue
the Commission Busiress as success sors to Farchid
e. Bingham, at the old stand.
E. H. FAIRCHILD.
l.. II. FAIKCHlLD.
New Orleans, May 10. 1875. my20
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP - THE
H. partnership heretofore existing between the un.
dersigned uuder the name and style of Fairchild d.
Bingham dis Olvsd the 18th In st by the with
drawal OF JOHN W. BINGHAM. The affairs OF the
firm will be lquidated and all obligations paid by our
successors. e. II FAIRCHILD.
j. w. BINGHAM.
New Orleans, May 10, 1875.
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LOST-FOUND.

T OST-A peddlers license issued MarNh 16, 1875
IL ANY ore finding the same will please leave the
same at the Bulletin Office and receive a reward.
p,yo0