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?eil, twelve changes of ,luAcr garments,
twelve pairs of hose, a ddzcm and a half
or two il',zcn pocket hal,.ikerchirtS. eight
large II. rkinS, eight towels, 'tw":v" col
lars, six nj yht- gowns, frur pairs OF shoes;
a foot tub. toilet box, WORT box. goblet,
table knife, fork and spoon, tw" pairs
OF blankets, three pairs Of sheets, three
aud a half yards long, two and a half
wide; musquito-har Of Nhitr netting,
two yards long, the top to be five feet
long, two and half wide. All to be
distintly marked witt, the number as
signed.
Parents wishing their children to BE
furnished with clothing, etc.. are cN-
pectcd to deposit with tho Treasurer
funds for the purpose.
Pupils Of ever denomination are re-
quircd to assist at the public exercises of
reliyion--no further influence Is ever rX-
erciscl over their convictions on this
grave point.
| Visits are confined. when practicable,
to Sundays alid Thursdays, and are to
be made only by parents, guardians and
near relatives, unless when authorized
! bv such as haze power to do SO.
EpiStnlary correspondence is subject tt
inspections,
For circulars and further particulars
appIv to or address the MOTHER So
PERlOR, st. MicharrS Convent.
MIR. p. pOl'RSINE, 40 Gravicr Street
New Orleans. or
MR. NJ. II. CARVER, Natchltochcs. La
Agents. May2J-tt.
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BREDA, BARRON AND BoUL1T,
the three "B's" of Radicalism
here, departed for New Orleans
last Tuesday. We trust that the
honest people of that city will
keep an eye on their plumber, for
it never was in such danger as
it will be when this trio ar
riyes.
It is supposed they go to New
!. Orleans to give Packard cheering
news from the country-how viii
ling and anxious the people are te
recognize him, &C., &C.
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| lipSt .uNllitS l'th'' 4'' r.
ces; by retail, higher prices will have TO
be paid.
The BART ABLE came up on Tuesday
morning early with a fair freight az"
some passengers. There is no lack OF
transportation in the river now Inc
Red River Transportation Co., and the
Planters Reform Line furnishes tiic or
six boats, and one up and down each
week. They all seem to be doing goo"
business. Frcights remain steady at
Card rates. Cotton 81 80 per bale.
We are under renewed Obligations to
the officers of the Bart Able for late
favors.
COTTON was depressed in price dn-
ring the week, although not necess'ta-
ting a change in quotations
BUSINESS dropped to dull on account
Of the late unfavorable political news
added to the extremely bad condition OF
the country roads, made 50 by the late
heavy rains.
STOCKS of merchandise seem com
nlctc in our stores, though not heavy,
quite equal to the demand, however,
which is limited to q small retail trade.
GREAT anxiety is manifested in all
business circles for speedy recognition
of the Nichols Government in the state
when it is confidently expected a heavy
spring trade will result
NOW that two lines of steamers arc
counting public favor in Red klVc1
frcichts will keep at regular rates. The
"cuttinr" style has been abandoned, /
seems. and the business will be conduct
ed upon the olive and let live' basis.
THE offerings of country produce Gu
rinc the week have been mcagre and II
no way adequate to meet the demand
The Butchers do not require much mca
now during the LINT season. Ga:de'
and poultry yard productions are YER
scarce: country butter hardly to be seer
but Dairymen are doing very go"
bnsiness in the sale of milk.
DIR REPORTS contain correct state
: ments of the lluctuation of all goot
S since last Friday, to which our reauo
q are referred for information.
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st, MichaeEs Convent,
FOUNDED IN 1925.
Under the Direction of the Religious o.
the Society of tho Sacred Heart.
ST, JAMES PARISH. LA.

TINHIS Institution is pleasantly situated
or the Mississippi River, about 6o
miles aboye New Orleans. The buildings
are spacious and well ventilated. Inc
aim Of the Religious conducting 1t, IS TO
secure to their pupils a thorough and ac-
complished education. Simplicity OF
dress is enforced by the rules. Their
health is the object ofuntiring solicitude;
and, in sickness, they are anect'ohateiy
and constantly attended to-.
The scholastic year, which. is divided
into two sessions of five months each,
commences on the first Wednesday OF
October, and terminates. in the last week
of the following July.
Terms for the Scholastic Year,
PAYABLE in current funds, and always in
| Advance.
Entrance Fee, (but once) ;. %
Board, with tuition in Engllsh ana ION
French 20" "o
Washing ~ ~
Books and Stationery - =
Doctors Fee q
Summer Baths Or
Music ~
Use of Piano or Harp ..
Drawing ~
Vacation charge, (for August and !.
Pupils are admitted at any time, ant
charged only from the date OF entrance
No deduction is made for; pupil Wh'
may be withdrawn before the expiration
of the Session, unless it be on accoun
of sickness.
No particular dress is required, ex
cent on Sundays and Thursdays, whe7
Eblue Merino is worn in winter, and il
summer, pink lawn, and occasionall
white Jaconet or Nainsook. .,
Each pupil should be provided with
blue, white and pink dress; a whit
plain Bobbinet veil, two and half c
3 three yards long, according tothe size
the young lady; a black plain Bobb'n'
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WANTED ! at this office, Numbers
Of the PEOPLES INDICATOR of
the following dates:
August lst,- 1874, July 25, "a, July
10, IA, July ii, "a, July 4, IA, June
"a, VA, june 20, "a, December II,
VA, November, IA, October 81, "a,
October 10, "a Sept. 10, ~ August
q, IA, Aug. 8, "a.
Any of our friends who have back
numbers Of the VINDICAOR for 1874,
Of the above dates will confer great
favor, besides being literally reward
ed. by sending them TO us.; Our File
was broken and fnutilated in order to
be placed in evidence before the
Wheeler and Hoar Committees O
1874. -. :. .. -,
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THE SUPPER given for the ben
.eat of the HIGH scHoor. by the
ladies' at the Lacost Building, on
Tuesday night, was a signal sue
cess. The crowd might, and
should have been larger, never
theless the parties who did at
tend did ample justice to the
viands as well as to the treasury.
Dancing was INDUCED in by Young
and old, and q good time was
had generally. We understand
that the Ladies' intend giving an
other Supper after Lent, and we
hope the attendance will be large
and the success gratifying.
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What terrible States right peo-
pie these Radicals are getting to
be. Rhode Island don't want
Wells aud Anderson kept in con-
fnement because it is a "violation
Of the rights. of States" What a
aickening sight is this, tiny ooun.
trymell,n to see the "great party
q moral ideas,' eating its own
Soulits -
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Notice..

| WouLD notify my friends audi T..
public generally that am now rrcpar {
to furnish them PURE milk at 1or: =.
ccnts a gallon.
1t will I've brought to them at IT,"
doors and can also be procured at a:
time of the day By sending over to 4.
Tauzin place, opposite town. II
Parties desiring to patronize inc &C
procure tickets from me at any time.
Feb. 3 II. LEON GRENEAUX,
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Important to Land Owners.

Important to Land Owners.
=: !
I"rtI'S owning bottles OF Land "h,:'
they WISH T." d'>i''>r OF I" 'NN'~
Gi:AA'S' NJ go ven T." 'va'i 'h'":
selves OF ':''S SI'"""'" "i'''
T,hNjsJ CIV MIR;
:. DIV ,,,,.,,,, |, ,n,>,, ,,-,I'.
~ nrn ~ ~: : ,:',,,,., T., '.'''
\HnN'> O'' " y >''l ~ ~ t"'' !
who desire land advertised tor SAL
to immigrants, can have the sa'"'
done in til" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCALITY r'';HN'TEH or S"''', l|'
rHovrNEN'>' NA:EN' CNN:'r' A
fE'VE. Oh IL" ""-"rr'N ~" y AN. l.
we VIII rh"''e 'H%ni"I Rates Tor -
advert'*tNtnt; """ {'k" pay as IT,
!cWS; " T. n:''i 'A',l'' 'Hc "'''''
ha!1 ""''i 1''e IAN" ~ s"'"'
Ey TINS means we become 'n'cfeS;
ed i'll the .sa'r OF the '"''d with '''.
owner, ana Will Hl:e our !e'So'!'' az.
ten''"h I" answering al inquiries IT,
'aflny 'heic|o' !;
we h.'pc our '''en"S Throughout
the section n""c"' Will give '"e'f az
ten''"n I" 'h'S h'','''' !. = :
Inc g'eat n"cI "' ''o"'S'an" u;
TINS time Is aP'"'' 'mM'Sra''o :0 Amy
i"'eA'S'!'' '''''''; I''s'"'' ~ i,
! in ear Ninr'a' an" Agricultural lan"S.
immigration 20 populate ana Pei"a-
nrnt'y s'tt'' t''''eo"' anu l"le'''ee"'
labor I" oe'c'oP our resources =,
why cannot We compete Wl'' Wv:
SISTER states IN 1""0',ns INC 90 "s1 A." ~,
tue '"''''''S y, Wv '''.' WV '""''
are chear' i'ch ANA nfoanc'Ne' P,n
""c'"S '''e great s.'l.' n %. '"' WV" ~,
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We HAVE had the pleasure of an
Introduction to the Rev. Mr.. Hough,
and we are truly glad that our Meth
odist friends have secured the SER
vices of so able a Divine, as we'll as
30 polished a gentleman. We SIM
cerely hope that Mr.. Hough's stay
with US will be long and pleasant.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
A. P. Cockfeld, VS.. VIM. M Levy and Il.
+. Harrison.
District Court, Parish of Natchitoches'
No. S054.

NO. oU0t.
s)Y VIRTUE OF a writ Off. Fa issued
u in the above entitled and numbered
suit, and to me directed, I have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the court
house, in the city and parish of Natchito-
ches, on
SATURDAY, February 18th, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit
A certain tract or parcel of land situ-
atcd in the parish of Natchitoches, on
the right bank of Regolet Bondieu, at
the place called Petite Ecore, bounded
above by land belonging to Jean Bap-
tiste Prudhomme or Bayou Codoche, and
below by lands belonging to Antoine
Prudhomme and wife, and by lands
claimed by Dominique RACIAL acquired
by Theophile Prudhomme from Antoine
Prudhomme and wife passed before C. E.
Greneaux on Sd August, 1874 and by act
of Goth December, 1851, passed before
r. P. Jones which said track or parcel
containing six hundred and forty acres,
together with all the buildings, improv--
ments and appertainances thereon and
thereto belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning, to be sold in legal subdivisions.
Said tract of land to be divided into
tracts from ten to fifty acres.
Terms Of Sale.
/ CASH-with the benefit of appraisement.
| V, a. BARRON,
Jan, 13-tds, Sheriff.
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THE FREE WAREHOUSE seems
the signal Of a war of storage prl-
ces in Grand Ecore. Some one is
looked for to pay for storing the
cotton and freight designed for
shipment.
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T. P. CHAPLIN ESQ.,, has been
appinted by Governor Nichols
assistant District Attorney for the
Parish of Natchitoches. MIR.
Chaplin is a fine young lawyer,
and the appointment is an emf
nently fit one.
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MAYOR DRANGUET, we under
stand. intends having the city
Council pass en- ordinance to work
those, who cannot pay fines, on
the streets. This will be a good
move, and we hope to see 1t
adopted at once.
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THE RIVER continues to rise,
and all fear of suspended naviga'
ton during the season has dlsap
reared.
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hundred bushels of corn, twenty-five
hundred lbs, seed cotton, farming 'lh'
rlinlrilts, and household and Kitchen
furniture wv
Also the following lands: South West
quarter of South East quarter ana the
South East quarter of south Wost GUAR" u.
trr e Section No. 3: and the West half OF
the North East quarter amt the Ei'S, iia'l
Of the Nortl, West quarter ana inc " cSt
half If South Yves: quarter OF Section ~
all in Township IL, Range I, containing
in the aggregate three hundred ana t"e'''
ty (32") ares.
Terms anil Conditions Of Sale.
FASH, subject to 'rrrai>"m"n''
Lands to be sold in legal subdivisions
II. II. HATll)RN,
C.h17tds Administrators.
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BUSINESS looks down again.
Cause; fear of Packard's recog
milton.
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THE PARISH Judge got a bla'
ling good cursing, and took it
all like a ''little man.
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Economical and Ornamental.
A roof may bc covered with very
cheap Shiny lr, and by application of this
slate be made to last from 20 t" - years.
Old roofs can be patched and coated.
looking much better and lasting longer
than new shingles without the State, for
One-third the Cost of Re-shinglinS.
The expense of stating new shingles Is
only about the cost Of simply laying
them The paint is Firt-proot against
sparks or flying cmbcrs, as may be eilSi-
~ tested by any one
It Stops Every Leak
and for tin or iron has no equal; as it
expands by heat, contracts by cold, and
never cracks nor scales, Roofs GOV red
with Tar Sheathing Felt can be made
water-tiyht at small expense, and pre-
served for many years.
This Slate Paint is
Extremely Cheap.
Two Gallons will cover hundred square
feet of >l,i.ylr roof, while Oh tin, iron,
felt, matched boards, or any smooth sur
face, from two quarts to one gallon are
reuuirrrcd to 100 square feet of snrtac",
and although the paint has heavy body
it is easily applied with a brush.
No Tar is used in this Composition
therefore, it neither cracks in Winter
y nor runs in Summer.
I On decayed shingles, it fills up tho
holes and pores, and gives a new sub
r stantial roof that will last for years
lie Curled or warped shingles it brings t
their places, and keeps them there. |
fills up all holes in felt roofs, stops TIN
leaks and although slow dryer, raj,
does not affect it a few hours after ap
plying As nearly all paints that ar
black contain Tar, be sure You ohtai
" our genuine article, which (tor shingl
roofs) is
lis Chocolate Color.
" when first applied, changing in ahont
Ell month to a uniform slate color, and i
to all intcnts and purposes Slate. On
Tin Roofs
our red color is usually preferred, as OF
coat is equal to FIVE of any ordinary pain
For
Brick Walls
our Bright Red is the only reliable Slat
Paint ever introduced that will et1cct
ally prevent danlpncss from penctrath
and discoloring the plaster.
These paints are also largely used {
out-houses and fences, o. as prlmil
coat on fine buildings.
Our only colors are Chocolate, Re
. Bright Red, and Orange.
R New York Cash Price List.
}; Gallons, can and box S.
~, 10 key
INV 20 half barrel l6
40 " one barrel 81
We have in stock, of our own man
facture, roofing materials, etc; at t.
nv following low prices:
III 1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing. at
cents per square foot. (Or we will ii
J, nish Rubber Roofing, Nails, Caps a
Slate Paint for an entire new root, at
ing, cents Der square foOt.)
,lc. 1900 rolls ply Tarred Roofing Fe
ION. at Il cents per square foot.
" 5000 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt,
p cents per square foot.
ed. 200 rolls Tarred Sheathing, at ce
per square foot.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mix
~ ready for use, Oh inside or outside wo
ans at 81 pr gallon, all shades. ~.
1000 Bills Slate Flour per bbl. S3
. 1870 Soapstone Flour I" 3
1000 Grafton Mineral 3
1000 Metallic Paint, dry I" 3
', Special prices per ton or carload II
All orders must be accompanied "
the money, or subject to 80 days draft
s of well known parties.
MY. SLATE PAINT COMPANY
1902 & 1O4 Maiden Lane, n.
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY were
wet and dreary days, The rain
fall was very heavy.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of James Co"gh'in, dcc".
nERSl-ANT to u o.">cr t'"ln tbs par
l ish court, will offer for sale ut p"b-
lie cutlery on
WEDNESDAY Feb. %, 1877,
at Camrtc, all the movable property be-
longing to the succession of James
Cal,yhlil, deceased, consisting in part OF
an assorted stock Of merchandise, gro
crrirs, dry goods, shoes, notions, etc
Also loco Ms. seed cotton, one bale cot
ton, one cart, one buggy. farming III.
plimrntS household and Kitchen turm
ture. blacksmith, tools, three mares an'
colts. one horse. one yoke of oxen. "thr1
live stock and >llndry art 'clcs that VII
be exhibited on day of sale.
Terms Of Sale:
CASH, subject to appraiSemcnt.
Y. \. BARRON.
Feb II Sheriff.
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THE MAYOR is making law
breakers pay up lively. A per
feet CONSERVATION is visible in the
ranks of the bowling and fighting
mob. Mayor DRANGUET has
adopted the plan of $50 and COSTS
and one fine generally closes up a
;fchter or disturber of the peace.
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THE RESTAURANT on St. Denis
Street seems to do a good bust
ness.
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Jan. 13-
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Vim. Sulliron, ST..
QY VIRTUE of an order from the Hon.
ID the Parish Court, of the Parish of
Natchitoches, and to me directed, l will
offer for sale at public cutlery, to the last
and highest bidder, at the place of the
. last residence Of VIM. Sullivan, ST., in
this parish, on
WEDNESDAY, March 81, 1877,
all of the property mentioned in the in
yentory of said succession, consisting in
mart of two horses, one mule, one yoke of
oxen, twenty one head of cattle, one
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WE HAVE had murkey and
rainy days during the week.
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KENO! still startles the wan
derer.
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@arish aua Citp,

Mr.. HouGu, the resident Minister
If the NJ. E. Church, desires us to
cav that his initial Divine Service
will take place to day Saturday at
,oM also on Sunday, (to-morrow,)
there will be Service at the usual
hour.
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CONSTIPATION,

TESTIMONY Or TIE CHIEF JrsTlcE o.
GEORGIA, Il have used Simmons Liver
Rcruiator for constipation of my bowels,
caused by a temporary arrangement CT
the liver, for the last three years, and al
ways when used &C orling to the dire
tiol,s, with decided benefit. l think it =
a good medicine for the arrangement o.
the liver--at least such has been my per
sonal cxpcricnvc IN the us of it.
.lIiRAM WARNER
Ch;.f .Iusti,c of GeOrwia,
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CHILDREN!-Your Reg

rlator is superior to any other rent
cdv for Malarial Diseases among
children, and it has large sale in
this section Of Georgia--W. NJ.
RUSSELL, Albany. ca.
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MALARIOUS FEVERS,

You are at liberty to use my name ~
praise of yonr Regulator as prepared ~;
vou. and recommend it to every ono a.,
the best preventive for Fever and Aga''
in the world. l plant in Sonthwestc'H
Georgia, near Albany, Georgia, and mu**
saw that it has done more good on M
nlantation among negroes than any med
iciue ever used; it supcrsedes Quininr
if taken in. time.
Yours &c, Hon. 3. Fl. HILL. G."
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~otol 1864 bales.
FINANCIAL.
Cold slo90l12.
Parish Warrants
Old-30c.
New-50c.
City Warrants--5oc.
GR0rERlEs.
C1,rrsE-Ncw York cream loa@l9+
Choice Western 1G@lG4c.
Brandy Chrrrics-st IS per doz.
Vinegar 25035c per gallon.
R1cE,-Prime &c ~ ID.
Good 6.
Fair SIC.
Soap-54074c per Id.
Salt-sl - per sack.
Starch 4l@5c.
Candlcs-lG0 l6lc.
Whiskey-SI 200S3 so ~ gallon
Coflee-22I a 24c per ID.
BREAr:sTUFFs.
FLouR-l Bills s. 1904 60
BARRELS S. 5o09 90.
Cornmeal-$3 25 per Dbl.
Grits-$5 % per Dbl
GRAIN AND FEED sTUFFs.
Uats-550G0c per bushel.
Bran-sl 00@1 Is per 100 lbs. :,
Wheat-White Western 81 25per bush
PROVISIONS.
BACoS-shoulders 9A01oc.
Clear Rib Sides 1l6l1&.
Dry Salt Shoulders 7!a47a
Dry Clear Rib 1O4@10&.
Clear Sides $11@l1a.
Lard-Tierce l34014c.
Mess Pork-$2O@s21 IS per Dbl
HAMs-Choice 15@l6.
| Ordinary 134@14.
B. Bacon-1340l4.
Pic Pork-Half bbls. s'O01l:
PIG Tongues-74c piece!
Pigs Feet-keg 81 25@1 so.
Bologna Sausage-10Dl2c per 10.
Beef2Fulton, S1l 25 per J bbls.
| Oranges-s4 5O05 90 per Dbl.
| Onions-Western, S. $50 -
None in the market.
Pdptkatoes~s5 oo05 25@5 Is p Dbl.
Herringe-5O065c p box:
| Codfsh-7Ac by 100 pounds.
/ Coconuts-$5 per hundred.
| Sour Krout- $9012 per Dbl.
Coal Oil----4O@4Sc p gallon.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.
Sugar-Common 74@74.
Good Common 9@S1.
Prime 9094.
Choice 940l0c.
Molasses--. Common, 30c }y gallon.
+ Fair acc.
Prime 45c.
} Choice 55c.
| LUMBER.
CYPRESS lumber per Thousand fe'
Pine lumber-Sl4 per thousand feet.
:. Cypress Shingles-$4 90 per thousan
Nails-S405 so.
Wagons -$65@75.
= COUNTRY PRODUCE.
U Cotton-9@1l4.
Wool-Louisiana, clean l7@2Oc.
, Hides-94@10c.
!, Furs-Otter 81 SOAP so each.
4 Hay-$I9@22 per ton.
Corn 6O09Oc per bushel.
pecans-S5 5O07 so per Dbl.
K Eggs-2503Oc per doz.
Butter-Goshen, Csc per ID.
~ Choice Western 29W30c.
It Potatoes Sweet, 75c@S1 per bush
l. Tallow -7@---c per pound.
!. Beeswax----25028c p IT,.
10 PouLrRy-Chickens % 5O@A y d
70 Turkeys $90$1S y doz.
,e Geese s50S6 per doz:
IT Ducks So per doz.
VI Pork-9c per ID.
Beef-5@6c per h.
Mutton-10c per lb.
Venison-$2 per saddle.
O. Dried Fruit-Apples 100.
;, Beans, Northern-54@6c.
w Cranberries-Keg So rs.
~ DRY GOODS.
Prints-7010c.
IN Brown COtton-6010c.
a Lowells-lO0l24c. .
y" Stripes-12a015c. s,
n Brogans-sl 5081 Is per pair.
ty ~" CAN GOODS.
IN Salmon-$3 90 p doz. ,....
Mackeral-s2 rs p doz..
Lotsters-$2 90 u doz.'
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SICK HEADACHE,

SICK HEADACHE,
EDITORIAL,--We have -,
tested it's virtues personally, Wld .
know that for Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness and 1'hobhins Hc;.dache,
it is the best medicine the world
ever saw. We have tried forty
other remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but none OF them
rav> us more than temporary re-
lief: but the Regulator not only
relieved, hut cured us.
ED. TrLEuHApH AND MESSENGER,
Macon, Ga. =,
: Having had 1nring the last twei'':;
years of my life to attend to Racln:~
Stock, and having had 80 much tronh'
with them with Collie, Crubbs, &C., ga,
me a great deal of trouble; having hea' =,
/ of yo, jr Regulator as cure for the abo>
diseases concluded to try it, after try t,
ing one Package in. Mash found ith
cure T in every INSTANCE it is onl' to %
tried to prove what l haye said in IT.
praise l can send you Certificates .ro
Augusta, Clinton & Macon, as t." the Gu,
of Horse. :"
GEORGE WAYNAN, y,acon, Ga. Jul:
t24th, 1875.
Genuine prepared only by J. II. zcilc:'
& Co. Phladclr'nia, Pa.
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9}arheA and @i}er.
COMPLIED AND CORRECTED WEEKLY By
CHAS T'HERISSON,
For the VINDICATOR.

These figures represent ro"nd lot pf'-
ces; by retail, higher prices will have to
be paid
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

Received Previously 1896 bales.
Received this week ll5
ro+ol 4G31 bales,