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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-19
a., , w. II. CLARK,
10 Monterey Street, Allegheny, PENNSYLVANIA
lNs+laa ea c. BE llE:s FIJI e III IS!

, the following letter from Rev. c. w. Mans
i,cnt, ioElncrly pastor Of the Methodist Episco
{m IN mn t,unGl, iiEae iark, and at present settled
IN IN Lowell must convince every one who reads
MS letter OF the wonderful curative oIuiitirS uf
,n ,nnr&G,lmr asa thorough cleanser and purificr OF
> HYDE PARK, MASS, Feb. rs, 1916
MK. ii. II. STEVENS: ~ 1'
f,ir3 Rear Sir Sir1Abou! ten years ago my health
pcpSla nearly year later was attached by
Npnnli leVerln It's worst form. II settled in
sntr n M hlGo ana eo1K , lne form or large deep
En E,tiiS:ihg. lld two surgical operations by
me pest aNll In the State, but received no per-
mlncnt cure. suffered great pain at Tines
and was constantly weakened bv a Dr0fusn diS'
GttEcl:c ,tGp:c ,iso also lost small pieces OF bone at
olllcrrrl times. Nv
Nay. iH,1, Nh"n friend recommended me TO
go olhc once and talk with you or the virtue
VI vi ,I aSSctlme; me- dld so, and by your kindness
p"SAcu through your manufaClOry, noting tEr
iHnSrcaients, &c, BY which your remedy is pro-
rda,"a; hywhn, & saw and hcardI gained some con-
! commenccd taking It soon after, but fell,
s" worse f Irom IT'S Effects Still pcrscvcrrd and
!ct dlu not see the results desired L II had
N!Ncn ~ faithfully for little more than a year
@ @Mii'l nc u!tlcully In the back was cured and
health. ~ "''' VI
during the past few weeks had a scroIulous
o', ~, ,to atSc aS my list gather on another
T.. took NEiEflNE faithfully, and it removed
II ,n aevri win the surface in II month. i tn nix 1
:houlh nave been cured OF my main trouble
iHonlrr II hal taken larger doses, after having
"'iroine accustomed TO It's effects.
,.,; l;ri Your patrons troubled with scrotula or
kliiii"I disease unlcrsta q that IL takes time 10
cure chinnic diseases ;anl IL they will Duticnt-
cure tncm ' |i'''
With great obligations am
lOu.S very truly,
G. w. MANSFIELD.
Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
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INDEPENDENTS.

Tho defeat of the Democracy IN
Sumter and Beaufort is hayinp a
wholesome effect in stirring up the
Democrats of other counties to
renewed efforts at compact and eff
Gent organization. Especially is
this the case in Anderson and in
tins connection the Anderson Intel
ttge,.cer very sensibly says:
"Ihls prompt action is the fore-
runner of another successful canvass
during the present year, and should
receive the hearty support of oyerv
Democrat in the county, and we
trust that ere long every Primary
Club in the county will have met.
reorganized and gone to work for
victory. TO perfect our organiza-
ton at this time is the wisest policy.
Tor now men are cool and in the
possession of their full Judgment,
and where they join together to
perfect the reform begun at this
stage of the canvass, they are more
apt to secure additions from the
opposite party than they could do
alter the canvass has been opened
and the party line closely drawn"
This is true, and it would be we'll
tor the same course to be pursued
IN every county of the State. There
is another elem ent of success, how
ever, which should not be overlook,
ed, and which is fully az important
as organization, and that is the
nomination of capable and efficient
men as candidates. This is not
only an important factor of success.
but it is an imperative duty which
the party owes to the public, and
which it will not be safe to neglect.
Organization may elect incompetent
mon, as we all know, but in that case
success may be worse than defeat,
for upon the party which elects them
will foil all the odium of the crimes.
and blunders worse than crimes.
committed by feeble and incompe-
tent officers, either through igno.
rance or the influence of evil coun-
sellors. s Preferring their party to
the State and country was the ruin
OF the Republican party, and the
Democrats should take heed lest
they commit tho same fatal error
-Neaos and Courier.
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voice would fail him altogether, and
snatch tho bread from hor mouth
and his
What did it care, that eager,
sympathetic audience, that Leo
noras confidant was thin md con-
sumptivo, and economical the REM
nants of a voice that had long left
its best days behind, and had a
color III her face that made the
stage paint a farce How could
they know that perhaps thore were
SIN children to DO fed and clothed on
the substance Of that spectral voice
and those hollow shoulders that
mocked ut the audience from their
ghnstly setting Of wLite SATIN?
But would they have cared had
thoy known of these things? T
doubt. There was too much of this
soup pot struggle within the limits
OF Their own experience to make
them heed it there where they had
a right to expect only beauty and
grace. They had come to the
theatre to snatch q moments res
pite from sordid household care.
and why should they trouble them
selves that the court ladies of Spain
were jaded and weary, and sailow
faces and patient eyes and shivered
a little when the cold air from the
winds blew over their bare arms. or
that tho followers Of Di Luna were
grlzzlod, and gaunt, and hard,fea.
tured ?
Well for them that thoy should
feel only the poetry and the pas
sion of life for ono short evening"
But to me the scene had o. pitiful,
familiar sadness. The Young love
and the faded bodios-tGe romance
OF the story and tho dreary bread
winning that lay behind it!-it was O.
pathos but too we'll known to all
artists.
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Safe and Sure.
MIR I! II STr,.Erc .

MR. II. II. STEvEHS:
In 1872 your NEGI.TINE was recommended to
nc ahu HlciulnE 10 the persuasion or Il friend
con- ehiou |" tyft. Al ih" time was suffer-
ins nom general debility and nervous prO,lrl
,io,l, S"p.'litnced by ov"rwOrk and Irregular
habits. It's w0rdc.nil sirCu,c.hrninr and 6uro
i've prop"rlic; seemed - affc t my tlcbilt,at
system irom the lrs dose; and under IT'S per-
thah usual health ana good Il lrlinC since
thri! nave not ncSita,rd 10 give Vcgciine my
ilnH' uinl'l'iiicd Endorsement aS being Il safe
anu restoring the wasted system TO n new life
anu energy. NEGErlNEis is the only medicine |
n',", ana as long as live never expect to lind
Yours truly,
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A French chemist is said to have
succeeded in producing paint with
which to illuminate the numbers on
street doors at night. Figures traced
with it ore so lustrous as to be read
even on a darknight, and the prepa-
tlon OF the compound is said to be
simple, inexpensive and not injuri-
Gus.
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ALSO,
FRESH CRACKERS.

GINGER Snaps, Butter Crack ers,
VI Cream Biscuit, Knick Knack Crack.
ers, Cream Jumbles, CoInhill and plain
Soda Crackers. Also, fresh canned To
matoes. Call and buy some for Christ.
mas, rs they will be sold cheap.
deo 20 J.F. McMASTER 500.
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Our Minister'S Wife.

LOUISVILLE. KY, FcbEl6, 1877.
MIR. II. X. STEVENS: '
Dcaf Sir--'rh!rr years ago | was suffering
lrffiDlf with lnilG!nnlatOry RhCGlnatlSm Our
ministers wife advised me to take Vrrr,inn
After taking one bottle, was entirely relieved.
inns year, icrlirg return or tho disease I
again commenced taking IT, ami am being Drnc-
Mn,vn M greatly. 1t also greatly improves my
digestion. Respectfully.
10ll West Jefferson street.
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We: C !: T I ln.((''' !:
An Excellent Medicine.
SPRINGFIELD. O.. Feb 1s

SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb. Is 1877.
THIS Is to certify that have used VEGErINE
manufactured by ii. X. stevens, Boston, Mass
Tor rheumatism and General ProStrn, Ion OF tho
Nervous System, with good :ucccS5. | recon-
mend Ecgctin us an excellent medicine for
such complaints. 0
Yours very truly,
G. w. VANDEGRIFT.
Mr.. Nandrgrift, OF the firm OF EanJcprft q
l!unman, IS Il we'll known business man in this
place, having one OF the largest stores in
SDringlield O. 50
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ITALIAN THEATRES.
Il VISIT no ONE ON 1NO OPE-
Ri NIGHT,

A Description Of those Places OF A muse
ment and of the People who Frequent
Thom.
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A MILLION STAMps.-A Boston
lady, over sixty years of age, has
collected q million cancelled postage
stamps, having been offered for
dong so, by a Boston man, tho
$3OO necessary to obtain her admis-
sion to ST, Luke's Hospital. The
stamps fill q Saratoga trunk, and
will be sent to Europe to be used in !
the manufacture of papisr t,,dolte
goods Sy9g{5.
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Just Received,

A PPLEs. Oranges, Pears, Raisins
"A and Onions, just in and low tor
cash.
We will keep on hand during tho soa-
son choice stock of the above fruits.
ALSO,
Butter, Eggs, Soda Biscuits. Ginger Bread,
Spices. Starch, Grist, Meal, ETC., always
fresh Mt
j. e. CATT[CART e. BROS.
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NEW ADVERTISED iNr,

RE TTV PIANO, ORGAN best. cTr-Look
DE- l startling! See Organs. III!
sstopss55, Pianos only si30, cost $3.50. Circulars
1rcc. DANIEL Il. BEATTY, Washington, n. j.
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CHING and Itcvolvcrs. Illustrated Price
Plttsburg, Pa. ''''''
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Columbia Business Cards.

TT EADQUARrERS for cheapest Gro
ll ccres and Hardware in Columbia
to Dc found at the old reliable house of
LORICK d. LOWRANCE.
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Ok STYLES OF CARDS, 1oc, or 25 New Year
eIU 49,, CarGs. Samples &c. }. lIUSTEAD 81 CO,
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ks, Portraits, Photographs Stcrc-
IL oscopcs, DC. All old pictures
copied Art Gallery Building, l2ll Main
Street. Columbia, S. Q Visitors are
cordially invited to call and examine.
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TllARLES ELIAS, formerly Of Camden,
~ has moved to Columbia, an opened
large stock, of Dry Goods and Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Valiscs. Salts
faction guaranteed.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

including Millinery and Fancy Goods in
all the latcst styles and novelties of the
season, such as arc generally found in ~
iirst-class Millinery establishment. Fan
cy and staple Dry Goods, beautiful
stock OF newest styles Of Dress Goods
Buttons and
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that nre anx-
lous 70 De cured should try DIR. KISSN ER,S
celebrated Consumpuve POWDERS These
rGwders !v n,r are the only preparation known that
tho THROAT and LUNGS-ndced, SO strong IS
our faith In them, and also to convince you That
tney are no humbug, we will forward to every
we DON'T want your money until, you arc
periec;ttiy @ 81 satisfied OF their curative powers II
these POWDERS trial, as they will Surely
cure you. -
prco, for large box, $500, sent to any part Of
ceipt OF price. Address,
ASH Il ROBBINS,
doc %-xiy 800 Fulton g., Brooklyn, NY.
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Pay your subscriptions to tbs
Naws AND HEnALD.
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En7 IN gf7 ETa :MAMMOrII on, ut to everybody
Eu ~ g., H., Stcm-windcr Watch free with
VITA Il T. nrSt order. Ten dollars Il day
y FEa N"1 guaranteed. N. CRONEGI l.
CO., Philadelphia, Pa, or Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

The following receipts are acknowledged:
Baptist. Methodist and Presbyterian con-
gregations of Bryan, Texas, through
Messrs. j. 8. FOwikes Il Co. ............ 1898 05
From Leoeoute Mills, Clearfleld Greek, Va. 2 SO
Proceeds of concert at Pleasant Plains, ILL.,,
through Messrs. Hamilton. Beekman
Proceeds concert given by ladies of War
saw, Ind. received through Hudson
Beck. ESQ.,. account of Greenville. ..... rs OS
Citizens of Hindsdafe. N. H.. Sis 10; pro-
by Mrs; Osgood and others, 1854; citi-
zens Of Brattleboro, vt. SOL 79-through
George W. Hooker, Esq. ............... 1853 80
Received from c1ttzcn s Of Covington. Ind.
as follows: Jas. G. Hardy. $40; Samp-
son Reed, $40; VIM @. B. sewell. $40;
Lucas Nebeker 50 so; Jas. M Duncan
50 50; s. NJ. Cambern, s1-through Geo.
X. McCOmas, Cashier. Observation-Disclosures. SO 90
Eclipse Wind Mill Company. Beloit, Wis,
omitted In previous announcement,
So; unknown, $10-through Citizens
ID 90
Proceeds Of collection at State Fair at st.
Paul, MIMI, account Of Greenville ...1O1 rs
Ladies of Corpus Christi, from Dodrdge
q Davis, rough State National Bank $50 90
Presbyterian Church of East Liverpool,
Ohio. from 4. v. Mlligan, pastor
through Dr. NJ. Palmer. .............. 45 So
Rev, VIM. M, Stratton, :. Br dgeton. Mo-
through Rev. DR.. B. M. Palmer. ........ T 90
s. B. NEWMAN, Treasurer.
New Orleans OctOber I 1879 oco If
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department. !
Whereas, due information has been received
by me that on the twenty-hrst day of septem.
ber. 1878. Thomas Dalton was murdered In the
parish Of West Feliciana by some person or
persons unknown; and whereas. it is i'm
portant and highly necessary for the good of
society that tho perpetrator or perpetrators of
such crime should be brought to justice.
Now, thertf fore, I, FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana, do hereby
issue this. my proclamation, calling upon the
good people of this s ate, and especially those
Of the parish Of West Feliciana to aid and assist
in the detection of the author or authors OF said
crime, and by virtue of the powers in me vested
by law. do hereby offer reward Of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person or per-
sons who may give information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the perpetrator or per-
petrators of said crime.
Given under my hand and authenticated with
the seal of the State of Louisiana at the city Of
New Orleans. this first day of the month of o.
tober A. D., 1873.
FRANCIS It. NICHOLS.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary of State.
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PROC LAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
EXecutive DEPARTMENT. I

STATE OF LOUISIANA, [
Executive Department. J
Whereas it is not only right and proper. but
the bounden duty of peo ole visited by calam-
ity and affection, to recognize their dependence
upon Almighty God and to exhibit their faith
in His power and mercy; and
Whereas. the prayers which have daily and
hourly assembled to His holy throne from the
households of this stricken land should find
simultaneous and public utterance:
Now, therefore. I. FRANCIS r. NICHOLS.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana. do hereby
recommend WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY
OF 0 'TOBER. Ammo Domini 1875 as day Of
FASTING. HUMILIATION AND PRAYER, and
that every person within the borders OF Louisi-
ana should. on that day. repair to some place Of
public worship, and there humbly invoke our
Heavenly Father to stay His Christening hand
and deliver us from the scourge which, battling
human skill and all that devotion. courage and
charity can bring to its assistance, still spreads
desolation throughout our own and sister
States ..-
And do further recommend that at such
public service Gods blessings be invoked upon
those who have thus generously manifested
their devotion. courage and humanity in these
dark hours Of our supreme distress.
In testimony whereof 4 have hereunto set ny
hand and caused the seal OF the State of Louisi-
ana 10 be affixed, at the city of New Orleans,
this first day of October. In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-Aight,
and of the independents, Of the United States Of
America the one hundred and third year.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO
Assistant Secretary of State.
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New Orleans. October /, 1873. Oc2 It
:. M. C. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE,

Rooms z. M G. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE, I
81 Camp street. September 80. 1878. !
The following contributions have been re-
ceived since last report:
J. Pierrepont Morgan. Treasurer South
Hham fee # Committee NV Hork
F. Halsey ESQ New Orleans. 80, $1,000 90
House of Hope Presbyterian Church, st.
Panl. Mimi :, through Messrs. Phelon
= d Randall New Ofleaus. .............- 10 90
\ ~ Y A.. POughkeepsle. N Y..s.. 100 90
\. w. Y. Az Utica. N. X. :.......,......... 1875 90
y ~ Y. A. NorristoWn. Pa ......:. 300 90
7. M. G. A.. Washington, D. c., proceeds
of penny fair by little girls.......... Q So
7. N. z. A.. Chicago. .................... 226 20
I: M. =. A., Chicago. special. .-....... 90
". T. Converse. Jr. New Orl ans. so 90
d SGa n e b. w.t. 51a througi Price
Sanford. bankers: ......:..... 20 90
N. b. s. School, Of Forest Hil Texas. 40
Citizens Relief Committee, Cinelnnati,
Ohio. through s. Lester Taylor. Tres 1000 90
o. Rogers. Esq, New Orleans. 80. 81 so
Museonet Coeegregatlonal Church, y. J.,
s1s 1e; 2 friend 1l by ". r; Campbell.
Geneva, N. T.; So: First Presby-
y +, through Rev 3. n. Palmer, D. d.. 80 10
!. ~ z. A.. New York. ,;...'.'''. .'.'..... 600 90
!. M. z. A., Hamburg, Pa. IS 20
Z: nj. 9. A.. Cincinnati. o.. :....... 1872 so
First Presbyterian Church, Jacksboro,
T Te5hs Nth threnn ng9dan5 Mutual National 40
nsn o At oatSbert Ga. bv Mrs 10 "
Z; O. PoWell and !adies. Sill Is;
Whitney. Gil. Salem. Ga. by T. 3.
through Howard Association. New -
ST. Johns Evap ge ical Luths rim Church. lax "
kaRleF hreug Rs F. = B ssx e. Esq., e.
oc1 It o'' W. G. RAYMOND, Treasure or "
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10th Parties aaaintafned.
IN. Y. Tribunal

John Kelly maintained himself at SYRIA
euse. This was as it should be- If New York
must be governed by Its overwhelming Dem
Ocratie majority, we are glad that the reins
fall into honest hands; and John Kelly Is the
most honest and able man who has ruled the
Democratic organization here for more than
half generation.
Gov. Tilden also maintained himself at
Syracuse. He had one-half the convention
made UP Of devoted personal adherents; he
is thought to have secured the State COM
Inittee, and he certainly secuted the plat
form. 1T earnestly indorses the Governor
Governor, in spite of Tammany hostility. 1t
refuses the truck and dicker with Greenback-
ers which Tammany was suspected Of favor
ing. Above all, it plants the party squarely
Oh the cornerstone Of fraud, adopts Gov
: Tilden as It's martyr, and makes the "conspi.
FaGg Of force and fraud about the presiden.
tial election absolutely the only new feature
of national politics worth mentioning.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
State Of Louisiana.
Whereas, information, to me deemed suffl-
cient, has reached me that in the early part of
September, 1878. Henry Brookheart was forcibly
taken out of his house. in the parish Of West
Felioiana. by unknown parties, tied to q tree
until he was almost insensib1e, and then beaten
and whipped: and that on the seventeenth day
of September. 1878. the wife of John Coates was
also severely beaten by some unknown persons
in the same parish; and whereas / am deter
mined to suppress violence and crimes, and to
do all in my power to prevent the repetition Of
such dastardiy outrages.
Now, therefore, ], FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana, do hereby
issue this nay proclamation. calling upon all
good citizens of the State and especially those of
the parish of West Feliciana, to aid and assist In
the detection of the author Or authors of the
said crimes. and by virtue OF the powers vested
in me by law do hereby offer a reward Of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS 1.-TWO hundred and fifty
dollars In each easel to any person or persons
who may give information which will lead to
the apprehension and conviction of the perpe-
traitors Of the aforesaid crimes.
Given under my signature, and attested with
the seal of the State of Louisiana, at the city of
New Orleans. this first day of the month of De-
tober, A. D. 1873.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary of State.
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Tine Coming Fan EIectsous,

The fall elections In the different States
take place on the days named below:
Georgia, October 2; West Virginia. October
ber IA Mississippi, November 4; Connecti-
cut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Kansas,
Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York,
North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Caroli-
Der S.
In the Territories, idaho holds her election
November 4, and Arizona, Dakota, Montana,
New Mexico and Washington, November S.
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Hero Journalists.
IN. Y. telegram

IN Il / 6lV5IHIII.I
An inexpressible pathos Is to be found in
the fact that SO many newspaper men en-
gagged on journals at various points between
Memphis and New Orleans have stuck to
their posts In the midst of yellow fever only
received from our correspondent at New Or
leans was telegram containing the. follow
ing: "My family are all down with the
fever" His utter silence since then and the
leans has come through one of the attaches
of one of the local papers there, renders 1t
but too probable that he, too, has succumbed.
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Don't Believe 1t.
tDahIonega Signal.]

Ten years ago the great organized DEM
ocratc party was in the minority. Since then
Ii has had q brilliant series Of successes. And
reach forth her hand and receive the prize for
which she has struggled, Is it possible for
any set Of men-who have helped her to fight
the great battles-to dsintegrate her, and
foil her? Men are not yet ready to tear down
this party which has saved the country from
utter ruin. We do not believe there is any
such apostacy in the land.
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EazSCEH4k4AHEOU
FOR RENT.
E7OR RENT
First District.

THE THREE STORY, FINE FAMILY
RESIDENCE No 1853 Delord street. next corner
.! o HE Two Two STORY STORE AND DWELL
ING No, 50 Ram part street. next to corner OF
8 Thu THREE STORY STORE No. 10 Union
streets. the centre Of business, now occupied by
the N. Q. Cotton Seed Association. having every
T fH fRi y sohE vt b ffc1 ToE
ner Baronne and Poydras streets, being one of
the garrollt9n 3, stores End one Of hs best dry
s. TH1fi i TH HHIEIl STORE with We
randa, southwest corner Front and Crossman
e. THE VACANT LOT, well fenced In. 'front.'
ing Customhouse, Peters and Clay etreets. Con-
T. THE LOT on Cont. between Dauphfna and
Bourbon streets, No. 3d. 40 by 1877. with bulldogs
thereon: stables hes always been occupied as
aG Ta fhT III STORE corner Char
ffd TWo sToRs IsaIo adjoining
on Cqstonhouse street
10. SQUARE No 546., meaguring 800 by s7S
Tonti ConSenient to New Canal, and an IN excel.
lent location for the lumber and wood trade.
Sixth District.
Ii. A TRACT OF LAND bounded by State
street and Nashville Avenue, composed of about
thirty SQUARES Of ground, commencing " the
second square from ST CharieS st, Get. adjoining
the Droperty Of }. ;Hernsheim. ESQ.,. and run
ming back to Claiborne Draining Canal; rich
soil; we'll suited for gardening purposes or a
dairy, being only thirty minutes dstanee from
Canal street by he Carroton Railroad.
70, SQUARES No. 10 and No. H. near the river
and fronting State street and adjoining the line
of Burtheville.
IS. SQUARE No IS, fronting State street and
the line Of Huntsville and Magazine street.
IL THE BATTURE fronting the river Peters
and Octavia streets. Rlckerville, now used as the
coal landing.
Applyto E. T. LAVILLFBEUVRE.
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