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N0TlCE-ClTY TAXES OF 1877.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE !
So, City. Hail. !
New Orleans, March % Is77
Tax bills for 1877 are now ready for delivery
The following rates OF rebate for prom al cssh
payment will be allowed: e.'
Three per cent on all bills paid up to s1st Of
March. 1877, inclusive. =
Two per cent on all bills paid up to 18th April
1877, inclusive. =
One per cent on all bills paid up to soth April
1877 inclusive. -
After April 50, 1877. interest ct Ten per cent
per annum from slst March. I'M. and costs. Win
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE or WAgEHoUsgD AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
UNITED STATES CusroMHousr. ]

UNITED STATES CUsToMHeUsE, !
Collectors Office,
New Orleans, March II. 1877.
DY GEORGE PEtbSOF. Auctfoneer-The
- following described goods having remained
In warehouse over three years. or unclaimed
over one year, will be sold ut public auction, in
accordance wftn the regulations Of the Treasury
department, ut Warehouse Mo. j, Cuustomhouss
building ON MONDAY. April 9. 1877. at 1890 @.
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ePRCIAL NaTlCE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Second District, No. 10 Royal street, Mer- I
chants Exchange. up stairs. March %, TIL
All persons within the limits OF the Second
District owing licenses and capital tax are
hereby notified that the Office for the collection
OF said taxes is now opened.
p L. BOUNY,
nnh23 tt State Tax Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Fourth District, Parish Of Orleans,
March 10, 1877.
All persons within the limits Of the Fourth
District owing LICENSE and CAPITAL Tax are
hereby notified that the Office for the collection
Of said taxes is now opened at No. 241 Josephine
street, X. @, BOND,
mh18 I'm State Tax Collector.
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by PIacide j. Spear.

ON ACCOUNT OF DECLINING HOUSE
BLACK WALNUT ht sIGfogrA BEDROOM
Suite, Mahogany Parlor Suits, lining Room
Furniture etc.
DY PLACIDE !. SPEAR, Auctioneer, Office
- 40 Royal street-On MONDAY. April ., 1877
ut 101s o'clock a, m. will be sold, corner Of Gus
toInhouse and Dauphine streets, the contents q
said premises, consisting In part OF Black Wal
lor Sets, Dining-room Furniture. Mattresses.
Looking Glasses. Crockeryvare, Glassware,
Mattings, Carpets. etc. all In good order. and
been in use very short time.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. apr
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FOR 4 PARTITION.

o. st. Bernard, State Of Louisaua-Dock
No. 7e1.
FOR 4 PARTITION.
Ply MASH h HoDasQN-W. l. HoDasoN.
On shI URpAY NV H. s77 At - efe street.
ths st. Charles Auction Exehange in tie base e..
ment rotnnda Of the st. Cha les Hotel In this
and judgment Of the Hon. Don a. Pardse,
Judge Of the Second Judicial District Court for
the parish Of Vt; Bernard, rendered March s.
7s, qa sgnea Mapes n hs71 Ggurt dockst No
u fHR d2 As B &2x1eAv GULF
SHIP CANAL-T9?gether With oil Of The rights.
longing gt tsreto Us feows t tW Rf'Ve''n'S Dc
Ths d a, naToggg esn eae Of gs ssyega
ae r. fe '1 Merritt t To- james oscar Noy a
before Henry G. Dibble, late Notary, dated July
ed respectively as follows, according to n
plan Of - Reynolds. Civil Engineer, and on
file in the record 9f s5 Of Ths mssissppi
the above court, to wit:
the upper boundary line Of the PbiIliDon pianta-
ton joins the Mississippi river thence 1000 feet
along said line N, 81 degrees 30 minutes cast, to
the point designated 1 thence. 1000 feet on q line
at right angles 10 said upper iue y. "a degrees
% % minutes east. 70 the point designated q;
th s 81 s s apg Y hsfss e
"'sns hs FIVE zH e 2a X PP1j i fSRs" sSannr
and n n s ass 81, dt 100 fe feet
and parallel to the line 8 q, the length OF which
Is 1910 feet and course 81 degrees Is minutes
east, magnetic meridian, and N II degrees min
utes z. true meridian. The line IL the pro-
longation Of the line A y, which Is the centre
line Of the canal, the initial point Of viii III at
the r hsoT + faq Tf s FP2IRRN b g g gssr
and adjoining tract secondly described, 1000 feet
n fTo width between pargG Inc TO- and 10
a. p & sEe i ~ T; TfExI6f OF LAND in Of
and adjoining last described tract. on both sides
II Bayou Pbillipop, or Daprs and one d, It's
tributaries between lines parallel to and 500 feet
from the banks Of said bayou and its tributaries
ton Of the line a. d. with said tributary along
said tributary to It's junction with the bayou
t nrgn along the bayga t2 IT mouth tt a" Ls
tract shall have a front Of 300 feet on the lake
bayo ob The i nod H. sna e. o -
point l.. thence =. f. to point K, which is the
point of intersection with line 800 feet from
the north bang of Bayou Dupre is o square tract
Of 100 sores. the property Of the United Sta.es,
s. AND The IEACT OF LAND, 500 feet In
width on each side Of the canal from e to T. and
comprised within the lines connecting the
points 9. o 10 and II. the lines from Ii 70 and
10 10 being parallel to and 500 feet from the south
bank Of the bayou, and lines to . and 10 to il
parallel to and 900 feet from tbs sides OF the
afors described lands. etc, which the late part
owners acquired BY purchase from stephen j.
Packard, Marshal Of the United states for the
District OF Louisiana. at sale thereof made by
said United States Marshal, by virtue of an alias
writ Of feri facias to him directed by the honor
matter entitled b. i. Norton assign ss Of We
tor Hebert, James A. Willard su6rogated, vs:
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RY PLAC1DE J. SPEAR, AgCTIoNEER.-,
II, 1871 at O'Clock .. M. will be sold at public
auction on Hospital street, between Johnson
and Gaiyez streets, by virtue and In pursuance
to m order from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge of
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. dated March 49, 1877. for account OF the
above succession
ONE LoT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
etc.
Terms-Cash. APPS 10 II
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
First District Parish Of Orleans,
March 10, 1871
All persons within the limits OF the First Dis
trict owing LICENSE and CAPITAL Tax are here
by notified that the Office for the collection of
said taxes is now opened at 100 Gravier street.
z. A. BUkKE
mh13 81 State Tax Collector
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FURNITURE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF CAROLINE eooDSEE.

Second D. saIlr Court for the Parish of Orleans.
AAV NO, ,
ssut
DY PLAC11E. J. SPEAR. Auctioneer-o Office
ID 4s RoyaLe feet.-TUEsDAY, April II, at 10
o'clock, will he sold at No. 4s Royal street, be-
tween BienviIle and Customhouse streets. by
virtue and In pursuance to an order from the
Court for the parieh Of Orleans, dated April g.,
1877, for account of said succession
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. etc.
Terms-Caah. ap5 10 IT
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AUCfION SALES.
BY Nash Il Hodgson.
JEFFERSON PARISH FARM
and
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUGGESTIONS LOUIS LALONIEE AND MRS.
L. CARMOUCHE HIS WIFE. BOTH
DECEASED, CONSOLIDATED.

Second District Court parish OF Orleans
Docket No. 39,2eg.
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POSITIVE SALES,
BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES CONCERNED.
TWO TH.EB-sTOEY BRICK STORES.
No. rs and II Old Leves street. between BenvilIs
and Cont streets.
DOUBLE TWO-sTORY FRAME RESIDENCE
Nos. 344 and 34G Magazine street, between
Erato and Thalia streets.
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans.
No. 80. 957.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctfoneer-Of
ID No. 40 Royal street-W EDNE sDAY. April 10,
1877 at Io:3 a. m, will be sold at public auction
at my office, No. 46 Royal street, between Gus
tomhouse and Bienvile streets, by virtue and in
pursuance Of an order from the Hon. A. l. lis
sot Juage Of this Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated Ma ch n, 1877. for ac-
count Of said Succession
SU DRY NOTES, JUDGMENTS AND AC-
COUNTS.
Terms-Cash on ADJUDICATION. apr II il 10
TEN SHARES HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Succession Of Mrs. Jeanne A. Dufour, widow OF
Jean Cazeaux.
No. 80 goa Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans,
DY PLArIDE J. SPEAR. Auetfoneer. office
- No. 4s Royal street SATURDAY. April IA,
at 1915 o'clock will be sold at pubic auction. at
The Merchants and Auctioneers' Bxcnan xe on
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
street,, by virtue and In pursuance to an order
from the Honorable A, L. Tissot Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dafed March 81. 1877. for account 81 the above
mn SHARES Hope Insurance Company Of
xsrsns Gu - ndiudtsztion. Nv I Il y
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.

SUCCESSION OF Anne GUERRAED. WIDOW
OF Il. THiERRY.
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Ok LONG CREDIT, WITHOUT LIMIT, AT PUB.
Lie AUCTION.
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THE HUNTER WAREHOUSE
Fronting on each Hunter and New Lsvee streets
Opposite the Orleans Press.
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Have you paid your license and capital tax?
Pay your bet; she wears 81, and buys her
gloves ut Kreeger's. -Four bul tob sulphur.
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sUCCExaIoN NOTICES.
su.ess,ien Of l.. y. Gsnsr...

Hutcessf0n 81 Il. II. Hen0Yes.
SECOND DI %TEICT COURT FOR THE
y Parish Of Orleans-Ne 3s34f.-Noties Ia here
~ given to the creditors OF this estate and 10
auss within ten days from the present Motif
eatiDn, IL any they have or can, why the account
presented By Mrs. josephine Generes, tesla
mentary executor Of the deceased. should not be
nomoiogated and approved, md the funds DIS
Tibuted In accordance herewith, By order of
the Court.
apssIa JOHN HERBEET, Clerk.
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LIZ q.

frightful hurricane passes over the settle
ment; the rude warehouse church Ia hurled aside
by the hurricane, dashed TO pieces, and It's ruins
carried eff by the rising waters. In its stead now
stands simple c0w-shed, free TO the wind, open
70 the rigors Of the weather. The parish priest
chants prayers TO no human choir, but to the
music Of the wind, while the savage river, yet
untamed and unbri led by lsvees, sings forth
perpetual mass at the very door OF this church.
A little crowd Of worshippers, much thnned by
hunger and disease, crowd around the church,
less eager perhaps for religious help than for
some word Of news from home. that homo from
which they have got no word for the many months
th&t storm and hurricane have swept along the
coast.
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AUCTION SALES.


IMPORTANT BALE.
THE MISSISSIPPI AND MEXICAN GULF
SHIP CANAL,
Together with all OF its
gIGHT5.wAYa, PRIVILEGES AND IMPROVE
MEFTs.
In The matter Of
James d. Hill, ct al, VS.. George Willard. ct nj.
Second Judicial District Court for the parish
81 St. Bernard, State Of Louisiaua- Dock ct
No. 7Gt.
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NOTES, JUDGMENTS AND ACCOUNTS
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE MERz.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans.
No. 80. 957.
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Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
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by tho side Of its neighbors for it 10 built Of mind
and brick, Of about one-hAlf the size and less
than Onethird the height Of our present Cathedral
single steepe, cross crowned rises In the center
Of the building. The church is simply built,
Of CROSS shape, and a. unornamented az 1
Methodist meeting mouse Of the olden time.
On both sides OF u IL N alley. Behind 1t opens,
not as new, into q dreAry melancholy garden
but direct into Orleans street.
On the right Of this, In the midst OF little
garden, il low. rambling two.story building.
With one OF those comfortable, old-fashioned
Creole galleries, Of immer SO width, sur ported by
huge round log pillars. This 10 the residence Of
the Capuchins, to whom the care OF the parish
church has been confided' On the left are the
xicksty town Jail and suard-house.
The population also has improved somewhat
in looks; there are some women now, although
not much can re said in their favor, women Of
rough looks and roueher manners, able 10 meet
ff1e men In q " arfare Of curses and bilipgsgate
on even terms, and often to completely rout
them with blssph, my. There is q great super
nuity or soldiers slso- apparently ever one Of our
misfortune s---coaise. blssphemous fellows, still
smelling of the gallay, but wi'bal, ready enough
With pick ard shovel dtchDg 10 the morniDg
aud fighting Indians in the afternoon.
1907.
terrible confagraEon has consug1ed every
thing. vet the sceLe is much the same.
"a carriage way leads from the stseet to the
snuare. The latter has dark and lorbidding
look. AZ the gate two large lamps, swinging
from the trees BY ropes, give some light; bus,
further within, the trees are 80 close tpgether
tha. scarcsly ! ray q lsht can reach the ground.
Ia the centre only Os The sqnare II anACpen
enaoa. where ) tall mast or pole rises, such -
arabitioue viIIa001 aro won't to rntse tn the mast
q - sxciting political campeigo; from tais
1not1 the norseouo IA ptcturod hmnnef "a bpo1q.
1sound ~ equaxe ~ y tut1 ~
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apB I'm
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-28
&mPHkmt4mIa



aaFeR Comazstk = Sala.
A. 4HnzsT THAT HAa sRr 9HB azaBuns
e. TIE PATEHsoH Ban IS 1a1KIEo.
NsH York sun.l
a few days sd. s. execution We
aniedM The SOP Mas Eaaftef New
1ey dlgectLna Tee AhesaG of Paa8alc
eoaniy g hel8 ne hcdy nf Albert
Comsl0ek Of Fssalaza Ii custody until
No#emheR, pnleGt he paid ever q par
eoastoW homit uasano gemo 500. NJ.
Comsloek d 0n6 Of tie abissi lawyers
6 he Paterson bar and has been high-
Is esteemed, nos oHlg By his pFofes.
alunM associates bus BIZ aiI who knew
hin. L was alleged By those who
Instituted the sull against him, thai
be had collected ne money and had
not paid L over, and TIE execution Was
90 contempt Of oQnFt In not 0beying
ils mandate to pay Il. Sheriff Blundel
lnEoEmsd Mr.. Comsiook that Be had
en- execution, and NJ. Comslock prom.
led @ pay The money Sept. !, bot fall
cd 10 do 80. lie made several more
promises, aud Go SheFlNtold him The
did not keep The last which waa for
Thursday ~afiernoDu, Che 18th Inst, be
nhould be obliged To take him TO fall.
Ga ThuFaday afternoon the Sheriff
went 70 Dir. Oon1atouk Office, and pay
mens being agaln refused. the Sheriff
said be must take him 10 fail and open.
ca the door Of C0mslock's 0fice.
ComBloek said nothing, and the Sheriff
turning TO see whether be was follow
inE, saw him siandIna II The middle
Of the room with & cncked revolver
placed a. HE temple lie was very
pals, bnt bic ere differed "a such { way
3 to show the Sheriff that he was tes-
6efake.
HWhat are yon going to do27 the
Sheriff aeked.
Ian not going q iall.s' anskered
C0mslock. 1f yon SlifI shalT blow
my brains out and bis finger neEV0us.
" tWItched about the trigger. aput
that pistol into your pocket, Mr.. Com
stock said Tie Sheriff.
mo. If you really mean 70 shut
me in jail, Ishali pull Che trigger
HWill you pay the money tomorrow
morning, III give yon that lime ask
cd The Sheriff.
an try TO-" answered Mr.. Comslock
eagerly IL DO not wantf to fake my
lie but ! had rather do that than 60 to
jail.D
svery well III give you iii Friday
mernlng.P
With that Comslock put his pistol on
Che table and thanked the Sheriff, but
The latter In "a instant jumped to the
table, seized the revolver, and then col
lAging Mr.. Comstock, took him 10 jail
although Mr.. Comalook demonstrated
and said the disgrace would kill him,
The revolver had seven chambers,
every one loaded.
Al the jail Mr.. Cumstock said thai
II he was TO be incarceraled no excep'
lion should be made Ia his case. HI
should be served aB Ell other prisoner
were, and he was.
The lawyers IN Paterson feel tina
extreme measures were taken with Mr.
C0mslock, aud say that moneys thai
had been promised him lE0m-hla dab.
tors were not paid, so that be was una
BILE 10 meet his liabilities when due,
Last evening there wasa probability
that the lawyers would make up the
amount among themselves aud pay II
thus releasing MI. Comslock.
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Notice.

NY FRIENDS AND THE PUB.
u. lie; From this date / will be found at
the Bookstore Of Warren Q, Kahn, where,
with q large and constantly TepIeniahed
st9ck Of Books, Stationery, News ard
Literary Periodicals, ETC., and a dlsposi.
ton 10 Please and accommodate, / hope
10 merit q continuance Of patronage from
my friends and the public generally,
Respectfully, DOUGLAS WRIGHT.
Vicksburg, Aug. 20, 1871. au20-d&w3Qd
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1hx Democrats are said 10 believe
they can cOmpel Senator Patterson, Of
South Carolina, 10 resign. II this Is so
they are very seriously mistaken ia
their man. Il will be q great deal
easier to get Patterson into the peni-
Tertiary than II will be 10 get him to
Observation-Disclosures Times.
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jy3d2taS GIVE

Ion q m eifinent phSaletaS'
i. FsvsTs, ceEsexiicn, inAAmmatioEh . . g
.. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, . 20
:. CFyIngseollc, CT TetthiHg0 Infants, . 50
4. DiarFhmas q Children or Adults, . 20
.. Dysentery, Drying, Bilious Cole, =. 20
6. ChOisra-d0rbdB, Vomiting, . . . . 20
:. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, :. 80
.. Neuralgia, Toothaehe, Fnceaehe, 4. . . 80
s. Headaches, sick HtadAehe, Vertigo, . 80
y. dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, 90
u. suppFessed, or Painful PERIOD, d. . . %
Il. WHITES, tOo Profuse Periods, . 80
Is, Group, Cough, Difficult BREATHING, q. . 50
H. gait nheum, EIysirelas, Krp;ionn, . 50
II. Wheumaaasule Rheumatic Pains, . . 20
u. Fever ana AEue, Chm Fever, AgueH, 50
U. Piles, blind or bleeding, $50. %
Is Ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, . 70
10. CaaaFrhs Acute or Chronic lnluenza, . 50
20. WhoOplngSCough, Violent Coughs . 30
81. Asfhma, OppreEsed Breathing, . . 70
e. Far Discharges. Impaired Hearing . 50
Is. Gerofula, Enlnrged olandas hWelllngsb = "
"a. General Debility, Physical Weakness, . 20
Is, nr0nsV and BcAnty eeaetons, . . 70
d, Reassickneas, 6idkncSs tr0m Riding, . 10
e, undergraduates, Gravel, =. %
Is. Nervous DebLttyt Seminal weakness,
or Involuntary Discharges, .l0e
TStS VvsStnssS, wei,ias The Bed, 50
Al. Pa(nNnl Periods, With bpasmE, 20
81. suheFings Of Change otiAle, 'i99
s.. EPIlspsey, spSSsms, ~ Nlsa Tt Dane'' 'g ~
<. ChFoaIs congsStIOnS and Eruptions, 20
FAMILY CASES.
case Noroecol with above 9S large Was and
Cs Msl MsS 81 a9i n 70 large vial; aniBOoE. . %
nFTheso remedies are sent ~ Inc
ssSe or single vial 20 any part % the
ountry nee Of charge ON receipt o.
price. Address
HumphPeys' Speclqc ~
HomSoputhIc Medicine Co.,
Office and Depot, No. 100, Fulton 81 Ny
For Sale By ai Druggists.
U. @. REYNOLD q CO., Agents.
81 WASHINGTON STREET,
ap29.cOdAwly YicEsBURG. MISSISSIPPI,
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WY Nor REcIPROcArE 2-We are
paying q part of the taxes necessary 10
keep Hp The Northern Pacific and pay
i,s debts, why should not Northern
Democrats and Republicans be willing
tEeciproeais.bg-a iaiBg Rs7-[FsEssl
Register.
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II tBERkL CASH ADVANCES MADE
A on Condiments.
Highest market prices obtained ios all
Produce sold.
Orders FOR Bagglng, Ties, aud Goods and
supplies Of every description alled ct the
Consignment OF every description 40.
licited.
Prompt and courteous attention eiyen
% al business entrusted TO our care.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-28

PRINCEss ELIzABETH, second daugh-
ter Of Prince Frederick Charles, Of
Prussia, has been belrolhed to the
hereditary Grand Duke OF Oldenburg
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GNHE o. a CHAIN on TIE HIGH.
" EFT ard mctt tartiie 81 TIE river, Stu
ated on re wees uank, Il miles above IA
200 City contains about 400 aeFeag large
aiaoant il CIVILIZATIONS good dwelling,
lea Ga flamed quarters fcettered over
TIE HI41es bored wells. good fsaoee, plenty
Of e#HKa@s anG other timber Title per-
iqcts VITA fair cash pigment, ample lms
New Orlesns: 10 ALEX. SMITH, EaQ. VA.
400 City, IL whose hands there ie & com.
plete typographical map Of tie place. or
10 MURBAY II. SMITH, Attorney &C Law,
NicksbuTgs Mise. sep1tdAW2m
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! Rxr1AnIn CONFUSION noUsE.-we

a RKLIAnLR CONFUSION HoUsE-We
take great pleasure In directing the atten.
ffon Of our numerous readers 10 &c daTj
Of our friend Col. @. W. Terrell, Cotton
Factor and Commission Merchank Naw
Orleans, and IL recommending him "a ne
~ccnfdenee ana patronage Of merchants
and planters. he IL Q gentleman OF unIm.
enfendid business qualifications, and has
6teurod the services OF reliable Gentlemen
~ thirty years experience IN the cotton
husinose 20 assist him. he WI make ms.
ofaI advances on c.nsignmentB, and win
1--WE prompt attention 20 filling orders f3r
aoedS and Supplies.
TeEFslf e the aeHaFaf hrsnrand
1qr Wy Rgpu4A dmoni
orH 81 ~ 4tr4 best Companies ii M
IInffad 4tatnB.@lN,O q. p~ioaTnno. s1l.v+3m
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.a NEW ORLEANa Oct 4, 1876,
Having beehimade. use Of the Asbestos
Eaint, Manufactured BY n. W. johns, Of
New YORK, sud sfJFwafdedV 10 me by q. A.
Parker, EsQ3 10 Union neutrality-suspicious.,
70 be testeatI take pleasure IA saying /
base found them 70 be lngevery respects 3
,fenresented. lean Conndtntiy r~econfdenl
ten 20 BallQel 9, 0 paelsSr real estats and
shipaeaptaintl ass betag hAaeh superior 81
M pRinlGus taaRHy mi1eNNaints In this or
any other county, apd, u, faet, beyond
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-18
Attention Farmers !

1t Is natural and right to buy in he
market and from whom we can buv the
oes' goods at the lowest prices, etc, and
conceding competitor 10 be the life AZ
trade. we throw the gauntlet down. nj Il
invite competition in the sale of first
class farm implements and macheinry If
"very kind-mnnufactured in the United
states We will sell the above goods to
CASH purchasers, with larger discount
oil from Gcfual factory price list. than any
man or men, in Southern Kentucky or
West Tennessee. We make speciality
OF this business, and represent large
number of first class factories. aud know
whereof we speak. We invite farmers,
lwho wish to be prosperous to call and
examine our handsome display of sample
Machinery. Implements, etc. on exhibi-
ton in our Agricultural Warehouse-a
variety of Threshers. Reapers, Mowers,
Wheat Drills, one aud two horse Corn
Planters and Drill, sorgo Machinery. &c.
SC. This display OF Machinery, etc, is
something new 10 orr portion Of coun-
try. Hope farmers viii appreciate our
efforts and give us the refusal Of their
purchases, and "test our faith, by our
works" "The test Of the pudding is
chewing the bag
Thanks 10 oil patrons, mi double
thanks Nlese 6Dd tines to new ones.
Respectfully,
anrI2l POW EFT G NpO