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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03
Alabama Law Journal.

A. y NrEachin, Esq, a djs!in-
gui.hcd lawyer OF Tuscaloosa, pro-
poses ~ December to i,suo The il.
I,il number OF a monthly journal,
devoted to the Interests OF the le-
gal profession, and entitled the al
ALBANIA Law Journal. Besides all
the hcad.notcs and and leading and
noval decisions Of our Alabama
coults, the Journal will contain tho
-ylabi OF the recent cases decided,
both North and South, Of interest
to the bar Of this section. Each
number will contain an exhaustive
original arlical on scmc interesting
legal topic, as well as much impor-
lant legal matter extracted from
the leading law magazines OF the
day. Legal ethics and biographl-
cal sketches OF representative ju-
rists, will be prominent features OF
the magazine. With the aid and
encouragement Of his bretheron oil
the bar, lie has every confidence
that he will make The Alabama
Law Journal Il permanent success.
The subscription price is So per
Annum. The corresponding editors
will be Prof. II. NJ. SomcrviIle,
Professor of common and Statute.
ny Law; Hon. B. B. Lewis; Prof. j.
N. Marin, Professor Of :Equty.Ju'
rispruJence Of University Law
School; WIN. r. Smith. We wish
this Snew venture in Journalism
abundant success.--Mobil Register
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

The election is near at hand, and
the campaign is virtually over, and
there bias been less feeling maniics-
ted then in any State election OF
which we have any knowledge.
Even the cred not" pSpcrs that
were 70 call mcn and things b.
their right names, haven't called
any names at all, and some OF them
didn't even name their own party
candidates. But still the people
have confidence IN these so.caIied
party organs, and we suppose the
country is sale.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03
:
ASSaSSiMtaed.

y Ferry Temple, a negro, living
ons mile east OF Shannon, was Ia
tally shot, last Thursday mornins
Ut sunrise while feeding his st"k
before he died he madc an atli'ia
Wit to the effect that the crime was
committed by II cHl"rcd noigbbor.
The accused was arrested anh
brought before magistrate, but
the preliminary e%xaninalI'" fail
cd to elicit any facts connecting
him with tho murdcr,-OkOIona
States.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03
CHAPTER RIRsT.

We have been somewhat dIscon-
certed this week by the sudden
change in the conduct Of the BEA-
coz, and this, together with one in
famed eye, and the other sympa'
thizing with it so much that part OF
the time We couldn't sec, besides
the many calls tor printing OF tick
cts, and other job work incident
upon the election, have made day
and night work for US, and we have
been very much in the condition Of
that famous bald-headed and fcath-
erIess parrot. When We get
Strengthened out, and have time to
Iraw o long breath and tnke a cain
view OF the new situation, wo OK
pect TO present q more lively and
better appearance. As it is now
our situation is quite different from
our clatcd ncighbOr's. Over ther'
il is Wm. Ward, editor-in-chici
Rev. W. s. Harrison, associate cdl
tor; ]. j. Haynie, business editor &c
W. havn't but one advantage o
vcr thcm-we are all OF that am
printer, TOO. Take 1t all in all thi
Is the hca\ lest edited town OF il
size on the road, and still VIC ~
not happy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03
How sheep Raising Pays

We need make no apology inr
the frequency with which &c urge
this subject upon the attention OF
our readers. So impressed are We
with the truth that sheep raising Is
Indispensable to successful hnspan-
dry in this section OF the SOUTH
that we think il connoI be too oil,
en- presented to the consideration OF
our farmers. To say nothing "i
the excellence and ~chcapneSs OF the
food which they supply, sheep
will DO more than any thing else,
to reclaim and render profitable,
the exhausted lands Of the south.
The advantages Of sheep husband
~ are thas summed up BY the A,
merican Cu'tiyator No animal
on the farm give such quick re-
turns or so large profits. The
Same food, whether IN hay, grain or
roJls, will produce one third more
mutton than beet. No meat com
mands u higher price than the
best mutton {; none is more nutrI'
fious. none is more economical to
the consumer, since in cooking
it shrinks onc-qnarter less than
beet. To produce the best results
the CotswOId must be crossed with
the Merino. Combing wool, pre-
MUM mutton and early lambs are
three essentials for profit. This
cross necessitates better breed,
which in its turn demands better
culture, and the first supplies the
latter with better manure. Thirty.
SIX pounds Of sheep manure equals
in value tor grass lands a hundred
pounds OF COW manure, the former
being nOarly ebuAl in nitrogen and
superior in phosphates to guanO or
hen manure.
Many of our abandoned lands
have little market value even for
pasture land, since thoy are grown
up in weeds. There are, however
one hundred varieties of weeds that
sheep will eat and thrive on, and
they are the only animal that de
stroy the vitality OF all the seed
they eat. With IsIight addition of
better lood, sheep will not only i'm
prove on much OF our abandoned
land, but would lcCamc important
factors in restoring lost productive
ness. European agriculurist inclu-
ding such eminent authorities rs
Anderson, ~Sprcngrl, CoIman,
Mech al Tar, admit that an acre
of land fed, aud occupied by ere
thousand sheep, is capable OF sup
porting one extra sheep for each
day so occupied, that four sheep
per year will feed and highly mu,
nurc an acre Of land that one hnn-
drcd sheep in fifteen days would
so manure IN acre Of land us to car
ny it through four years rotation
OF crops.-EXchangc.
The sui icct OF R'iIroad taxa,
ton will enter largely into the dis
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

Fort Benton, Mont, October 10.
SINCE the first battle Of General
Miles with lo>cph's band, the
troops have been holding the hos
lilos in Il narrow ravine, and have
picked them off from the rihc-pits,
losing only seven mon themselves
Joseph rnsod the white flag four
times, Offering to surrender if he
might keep his guns. Gen. Miles
demanded an unconditional surren'
der, and on the last day Joseph
raised the flag again, advanced il
front Of his limos, handed his CUR
to Gen. Miles, and shook hand,
with him. The remainder of BIZ
command did the same. Forty
wounded Indians were found il
tho camp. The number of dead {,
unknown, as all were buried. Th'
glory Of tho fight rest with Gen
Miles. The intrenchments OF tn,
Ncz Pcrces were ingeniously con
stucted. Their bravery was unsul
passed throughout the fight. The,
arc credited with numerous acts Q
kindness to tho wounded whites.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

Our young terE Iohnsy Muir.
ply is nov Connected with the 5000,
ba Herald. We know tnat he Is
very apt with the stick and rule,
and no has our best wishes
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

A strong effort is being made
that will probably succeed, to repeal
the Bankrupt law. A bill has boon
introd uced ~ the Senate tor that
purpose which provides that the
law shall :bo absolutely repealed,
but Eases now pending shall be dis.
posed oil under the law as it exists
Homestead.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03
.CHERIFF'S SALE.


NJ - t''t
Foster & Gardner - tims
1854 w SPluEesE Execution.
D. M. Lloyd. As.n .hy,i ,
By virtue Of the above-stated writ tome
directed from the Office Of Inc clerk Of the
circuit court Of NoxubeS county, I will on
NOsdAy, the 9th day If TOvsnSSr, 1877,
being the LIST. Monday of said month. with
in the hours prescribed BY law, in, front Of
the courthouse door in she town Of Ma
Don, in said county, expose to- sale at pub
lie auction to the higbestbidder, for cash,
all the right, title and interest, the defen.
danL, D N Lloyd, has in and to the, fol.
lowing described lands, tO-wit,
South east quarter Of the northeast
quarter, and the west half Of southeast
quarter, and east half Of the southwest
quarter of section 81, township 10, range
Is east and southeast quarter of south
east quarter, less 8 acres in southwest cor
ner section IS, township 10, range l5.Oast,
all said lands lying and situated In Noxu.
bee county, State Of Mississippi.
Tho AbOve-desCrib6d lands having been
levied upon as the property Of the defeh:
dant, d. NJ. Lloyd, will DO sOld TO satisfy
the above-stAted case and all costs, :
y ALLG0OD, =.
octl8-ts Sheriff
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03
THE ELECTION.

The State election will Of course
result in filling tho Offices with
Democrats, and we arc glad to
know, too, that they are capable OF
filling these positions with credit
10 themselves aud the State.
In our own County affairs We re-
gret to sec the apathy manifested
by onr people, aud our great hope
is that there will be u correspond
ing feeling on the part OF the Re
pnblInns. The Lord knows the
/ luass OF tirm have nothing Al stake
lin the county election, and by cleo
ting Democrats to the Legislature
they will put men IN Office who
will certainly still further reduce
tho taxes and keep mp their schools
Suppose they ciccl lNceo OF "''NeV'
what influence ran they have IN thu
! Legislature, which will % lSrgIy
! Democratic, aud what benefit car
they possibly be to their c"n'tl'O
ants. But il they elect Lewis, Au.
sustus and Mum, they will have
friends there, who will do all they
ran to improve their rendition and
TINT of their children. We say to
the colored men in good faith, vote
for the men who will give you low
taxes and good schook.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03
COMMISSIONER SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
......."
J. HoIbcrg * Co, Ia the Clancy IEr
Jordan Hibbler ct al county, Mi-s'ippi.
In pursuance to 4 final decree rendered
in the aboyo-stated cause, nt ~ 1pr'i
Term. 1877. of the Court aforesaid, d''cu
April l4th. 1877, the undersigned; Il >Pt'
CHI COMMISSIONS appointed in said cause
will on ,e--
Monday the Sd. day Of December. A D. $50
in front of the Court House door IN the
town of Macon, in said county, within Ie-
gal hours, proceed to sell at public @gicTy.
to the highest bidder for cash, the lO'lo"'
inc described lands, tO-wit;
The east half Of the southeast quarter
of section q, township Il, range 10, lyin,A
and being situate in the county ana pau
aforesaid. r
Tbe title to the above lands is believe,
To bO perfect, but | will emily convey sncl
title MS vests in me by virtue OF SAID mn"
decree. - D,TTv
oc,9OL4w Special Commissions
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oct2O-4w
N Office E.

The State of Mississippi ChanceTy
Noxubee County J Court
The Estate
[645l Of
james II. Rives, decd. }
Whereas, at the October Term. A. D ;
1877, Of the said Chancery Court, a decree
was rendered, DECLARING said Estate insol'
vent; an
Now, therefore, all creditors of said rs,
tate are hereby notified 30 come torwarj,
and have their claims duly probated and
registered in the register kept by the Clerk
by the .'''ti
10th day Of January, A. D., 1878,
or they will DO forever barrel.
e" LEONA 8. RIVES,
Oct 20. 1877 4w EXecutriX.
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OHERIFF's SALE.

Sni'Arr 01A'
Elliott s. Williams D.,
[7079] VS. Alias ESecu'''
:. n. L.. Deale. ID
BY virtue of the above-st1'oo !.
directed from the Office of tne VI
Circuit court Of Noxubee Coun',
Monday, the 9th day Of Nav'1'J
being the LIST. Monday In SAID WI y
the hours prescribed by law \
the court house in the town o. :,
said county, expose TO sale ~ !,
ton, to the highest bidder, 4.
the right, title and interest," s w
N. L. Deale, has In and TO Wy
described lands, tO.wit; A,d
The undivided interest ID u,
of the north.e east quartcr scs .ss
the north enst quarter, ana w .g,l
north west quarter OF south {
and south hall Of north WEI
section 30, and also the we.I p u
ieast quarter section 81, oil ~
range 10 enst, in Noxubec VI
State of Mississippi, con'a'ps
moro or less. :. N.
The allowed described lands
levied upon as the properly N
n. I. Deale, will be sold 70 y
devastated case and all COSY
= octl3 Is AbpY
billiard for plat
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

Judge Arnold Sentenced six Of
tho Lowndes county criminals to
the penetentiary. Among them
was the notorious Sergeant James
who was tried for assault and bat
terry w,Lh intent To kill and murder.
Ho will represent his county tor
seven years.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

"A man named wm. Crawloy
was shot in Verona last Sunday c.
yening, by a nan named james
Childers, who escaped. We have
I.e paEiioalais.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

Ao AsulHO AuuANoUCo lto &uullJlCos
1t is adapted TO all wants Of family sew
ing,
1t can be easily comprchendcd by my
one wishing to sew.
1t runs easily and almost noiselessly.
Il is always ready and never has " ITS"
1t will do any kind Of sewing with less
changes and fewer extra attachments than
any other machine.
1t Is self-adiusting.
1t is made Of the very best materials,
and in the most thorough manner.
1t is II two-thread machine, making al
elastic lock stich.
1t has u straight, short needle.
1t has II shuttle with Il patent spring ten
sion,
Its upper tension requires no manipula
ting TO admit the passage of kinky or II
yen thread, whether linen, cotton or silk.
Its oiling Is done upon the under side b,
turning II up on its hinges, and soilinI
goods is impossible.
Its stand Is solid and firm.
Its table is long and roomy.
Every part works positively, and it
not subject TO the yielding or uncertain op
Grafton of springs.
It is a Rrst-class machine in all respects
For general family sewing, ask tor til
Family Favorite" Improved.
All styles Of machines always on hanC
and no pains will be spared to exhib
them. z. +. CAHlLL,
oct u Agent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For G0veTnOT
J. NJ. STONE, of Tishomingo.
For Lieutenant Governor,
W. H. SIMS, of IOwndes.
For Secretary Of State.
KINLOCH FALCUNER,
of Marshal.
For Treasurer,
". l.. HEMINGWAY, Of Carroll
For Auditor of Public Accounts,
SYLVESTER GWIN,
of Lawrence.
For Attorney General.
T. q. CATCHINGS Of Warren.
For Superintendent Of ING5l'c
Education.
J. ARGYLE SMITH Of Jasper
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

Senator Patterson's case, claimed
on a requisitiOn from South Carroll.
ma, and who sued out u writ Of hG-
beas corpus has been postponed un.
Til aft err the 10th of November.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

John Welsh OF Pa, and not ST.
mon Cameron has been appointed
to the English Mis- sion.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

The Brandon Republican, publish
es the Resolutions adopted at the
Republican Convention held at Ma
con; and which endorsed j. b. All.
good as the Republican candidate
Tor recollection.
We hope the Republican. has no,
made the mistake in snpposing
that Gov. Powers or DR.. AlIgood
have taken steps to make the dis.
Handmcnt of The party complooi
AID vtiurmal" on Noxubec. Tho
DIR. couldn'.. sec ihatit was tho par
Of wisdom" 10 pakc the sacraicc
and he calls Justify upon his Rcpuu
ran friends to keep HIM in the
Sheritf's Office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

ErTO arfiyc n fulot llnt Sadie
~ al J. uOLBERG 4 cos:
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For Representatives,,
E. F. MUM,
CLARK LEWIS,
w. B. AUGUSTUS.
Sheriff,
C. NJ. THOMAS.
Treasurer,
T. J. STOKES.
Assessor,
G.. N. SMITH.
Surveyor
G. W. CAMPBELL.
Coroner and Ranger,
JACOB FASER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

'!$777S:: 4 G.: ::: ; M; !: Ks, 81 ::; 1 !; n !:
oy any one Of either sex, in any part 81
me country who is willing 70 work steadi.
lyat the employment that we furnish Sge
per week in your own town. You rccS
not oe away from home over night, Yon
can give your whole time to the worn ~
only your spare moments. We hnve y.
gents who "re making over $50 DER doS.
All VINO engage at once can make mos4v
last AT the present time money cannon
DC made so easily and rapidly ut n Other
business, II costs nothing 10 trv ~ ~
ness. Terms and SIS outfit free. Address
~ once d. HALL EFT & Co, Portland,
ocL27
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03


We are about to make q deciara'
ton that will astonish many
OF our readers and especially those
who know. us best We know we
will havo to reverse the whole or
der of our nature, but we intend to
do it, if it results in a complete
metamorpllosis.x We Intend to try
to make money. We never loyed
money, and never loved anybody
that did love it, but from this time
hence forward and forever, us long
AZ life lasts, we will devote all our
energies and abilities to the pur'
suit Of this ono object-our whole
life shall be absorbed in it,
We will seek the acquaintance OF
oil who have ever made any mon
ey, and our feeling for, and opin-
ion Of, anybody and everybody,
shall be governed by the amount
of money he has accumulated We
will read and study about it we
have already commenced on the
life OF Peabody the great London
and American banker; we expect
10 become as philosophical on The
subject as Benjamin Franklin, and
"Spcud one penny less every d"y
than thy clear gains" shall be the
motto Of our paper, and our watch
word and reply on all occaalons,-'
Il a malr talks pollticLs to rs, we
will urge him TO run tyr J,lice and
pay us five dollars cash in advance
to announce his name il Il mis-
sionary approaches Us iof the sake
Of the poor heather, before we get
through with him, he vii! wish the
cannibals had him We already
feel like aicmor4cIess money ticnd,
and are ready to disclose to any
body, for n consideration, all tho
mysteries Of the abstruse science OF
alchemy. II any one shall be 81
unfortunate as To become dclin.
uuent on our books, We will have
all the lawyers after him, and then
the doctors, and that vii. teach
him such Il lesson, that he will be
ever willing after that 70 pay US
TWO years ia advance. We intend
to deyotea portion Of our space
every week TO this subject and this
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03
The State Of Mississippi,
NoXubre county.
The Estate

Inc state oil Mississippi,
NoXubce County.
The Estate lnlho Chancey
of Court Of sfl
D. u. Brewer, decd. county.
Whereas, AZ the October Term, a. D.,
1877, of the snid Chanccry Court, II decree
was rendered, declaring said estate insol.
vent;
Now, therefore, all creditors OF said es.
tate are hereby notified 10 come forward
and have their Chains duly probated and
registered IN the register kept by, the clerk
OF said court, on or before the
9Th Day Of January, A, D., 1878,
or the same will be forever barred,
49,. r. BREWER, ir.
~tJsrnhsin & J~arnagin,l Administrator.
soils for adni'r octa7-8t
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

The subject OF R'iIroad taxa
ton will enter largely into the dis
cusslonS of Tie present canvass
Are the people aware that the NJ. 4
o. Railroad, bong IN tho hands a
a receiver, can take shelter under
the. wings Of the Federal Court,
aud laugh our tax c~oIlccsors to
.corn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-03

ms JLNENT NOTICE.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-11-24
FROM EVERYWHERE.
Eurorean GleaningS.

London, Nov. "a dispatch from Sofia
dated Thursday, says fighting continues
on the Orvhanic and Plcvna road. Che
vktt Pasha occupies a position comman-
din. he junction of the Orchanie and
plevra and OrcEanic and Lovatz roads.
The Russian advance has been rcpulscd
with heavy loss. Rcintorccmcnts are ar
irving rapidly. The attempt to take Te-
lschc will be made immediately.
A Russian official dispatch, dated vi.
slnkoi, the ri says: 'Atter almost unrc-
sisted occupation Of kaprikoi on the 18th
ult., when GEazi Mukhtar and lsmail
Pasha's rear guard hastily ret Gated to
llassan Kaich, our cavalry continued the
pursuit, and two hours after midnigh
attacked the cnemy's bivOuac. After a
short skirmish we entered the bivousc,
cut down two hundred men, and compel
lrd others to take to flight. The pursuit
was continued six verstS, when it was
discontinued because of the extreme ia
ti.ue OF both mcn and horses. At five in
the morning our cavalry occupied Hasan
Kalck. Meantime other cavalry arrived
ut Kurudjnk, eighteen vcrsts from Eve
roum. General IIcimann's and Tcrguka-
soft ) columns are concentrated near
Dcvc Bayoun, where the enemy are Gu
caMpcd."
London, Nov. "a Russian official
dispatch, dated Boyot, November Z, Says
"Gcncral Kauzctf announces the capture
of Doe Ttthcn, north cast OF Orchanle
where there were seven large and thirty
small fortified positions. The Turks LETT
upward of a hundred dead on HE field
Our loss was insignificant. We selzed
large quantity of provisions, tools tor III
treatment, cartridges, and Il herd OF cat
tie.
"Yestcrlay Grand Duke Nicholas III
spected the positions we have occnW''
at Gorncy Dubulk, from which the TarS
on the approach of the Russians on th
3lst ult., Withdrew during the night t.
Plevna. Thus this important point Ia
passed into our hands without lighting
The same day we advanced from Dubul!
two vcrsts nearer to Plevna. We are al
so intrenchirg in new positions towar
Orchanie. Our infantry occupied Luke
vita and the cavalry made a further a.
vance. Chevket Pasla is retiring will
ont fighting toward Orchanle
London, Nov. GA dispatch from V
emma says The Russians occupy Ere
roum and Moukhtar Pasha is retretreat
ing on Eringham and Trebizond in til
hope of meeting supplies aud reinforce
! ments.s
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-11-24
Out Of Jail to Vote.
tNcw Haven Palladium, Nov. s. 7

New Haven Palladium, Nov. 81
Our beautiful County Commission.
crs-Scene in the City Court tho
morning after election Michael Qninn
arrested on election day for being too
much under the iunuence~Mr. Q"inn
pleads guilty.
Judgc-I fined you October %.
Did you pay your fine?
Mr.. Quinn--No, sir.
Judge-IIow comes 1t, then, that
you are out Of Jail 7
Mr.. Quinn-l was let out election
day.
judge-Who let you ont =
Mr.. Quinn--Tho County Commits
sioncrs.
Jndge-Why did they let You out I
Mr.. Quinn-They knew | was a
voter.
Judge Thirty days.
This is no fancy sketch, but what
actually occurred in the city court
ye sterday. How do the decent citi'
zens of New Haven, De mocrats VI
Republicans, like it ?
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-11-24

A paper has this advertisement
"rwo sisters want washing" Millions
Of brothers are in the same predict
ment.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-11-24
Crockery, Hollow & Will
low Ware.

A full line of FANCY and FAMILY
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS. &C.
Books, Stationery, &C.. &c.
In fact
\ FRESH ard sclcct stock Of goods always
on hand, which having been purchased OF,
a cash basis enables us to offer extra induce
nients to cash buyers.
Highest cash price paid for cotton and Other
produce, and liberal advances made in casl
merchandise on consignment
efMarch 25-lT.
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Mrs. Q. PERRY,
Former Pr0prietress OF No.
CarOnGelet Street
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

NEW VKLlIA-Nc, IA'
HAS removed to No. 4 Baronne Street,
III Corner Canal. Being very thank
full for past favors bestowed by her
country friends, and especially those OF
the Red River parishes, she now solicit:
Il continuance of their patronage, and
having better facilities and the finest
located house in the City, she hopes by
proper care and attention to sccnrc tht
patronage Of her friends and the public
The low rate of $3.50 per day is cllars.,,
ed for Board and Lodging.