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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-04
RESPONSIBILITIES.

Arrest ola Minnesota Counterfeiter in IL
linois--A Postmaster Gets Into Trouble
by Paying His st. Paul Debts With Stamps
"A Batch of Other Criminal Matters
Sad Drowning at New London, Conn.,
Other Mishars.
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THE EMPEROR.
BER1r, July s.-An official bulletin to-day
announces the condition of the emperor un-
changed.
NOT DEAD.
LONDON, July s.-The Record publishes a let
ter dated Magadone, Morocco, June rs, which
denies the report of the death of the Emperor
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Pure e-Cream and sherbets.
LOCAL NOTICES.

CHARLES BERZoG d BRO. are determined
to sell all the school books around this coun-
try. Immense stock and low prices are do
ing it.
THIRD series now open-People's building
company No back dues. Married women
and minors can subscribe. Apply to the Sec
rotary, 800 Main street.
Don't forget to subscribe to the eighth Sc
rles of the WorEingnen's building and loan
association, July l, 1873. No back dues; no
attorney s fees. Office No. 20 Madison street
The WILSON SEwING-MAcHINEs; also
needles, oils, parts and attachments, will
hereafter De kept by the undersigned. Will
son machines needing repairs will receive
prompt attention. ]. B. ALDRICH,
254 Second street
N. B.-F. Z. Keenan,, late of Wilson office,
will be found at above address
In another column will be found the adj
vertisement of Charles Herzog & Bro, who
are selling more school books than any con-
Germ in the southwest. The house has but
lately engaged in this trade, but the immense
quantities they turn over enable them to sell
cheaper than most of their competitors. Send
your orders for school-books to Charles Her.
zog IL Bro, 306 Main street.
PARTIES would do we'll during the present
warm season to call on Mansford & Co., 316
Second street, and examine their wire screen
windows and doo's, which they are manufac-
turing at extremely low prices. As a pre-
ventive against flies, mosquitoes and other
Fostering insects they have no equal. A
nights rest from these annoyances cannot
possibly be obtained during the hot
weather with the ordinary mosquito-bar, but
with the aid of their wire-screen windows
and doors this pleasure is not only possible
but assured. Call and see them.
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Notions - White Goods Mems
Furnishing Goods.

In another column appears the announce
ment of the establishment of new firm,
Pratt, Irwin & Co., who will, during the first
or second week of August next, open up a
new and well-selected stock of notions, white
goods, and mems furnishing goods, at 329
Main street, lately occupied by Goodbar &
Co., These new goods will be offered to the
trade at wonderfully low prices-prices that
will compete with those asked in eastern
cities for the same class of articles. The
new firm is composed of well-known business
men, G. w. Pratt, A. Irwin and E. w. Doc
little, late with Menken Bros. Mr.. Doolittle
is now in New York city, and Mr.. Irwin
leaves to-day for New York to complete pur-
ehases and arrangements for their enterprise.
The gentlemen composing the new firm are
we'll known in our city, by the business com
munity and by the general public: The line
of goods that will be for sale will include ev-
erything known to that branch of business.
and will be guaranteed as the best that can
purchased for the price. Everything In the
way OF notions, white goods of every descrip-
ton, and complete stock Of mems furnish
ing goods will be on exhibition and for sale.
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sam d. WIiiIdIDsUII, anu Hldny UlneTS.
Ninth Ward Democratic Rally

At the corner of Fifth and Greenlaw streets,
Chelsea, last night, Dem ocratic rally was
held. w. B. Gibson, Chairman of the ward
club, presided, and introduced the speakers.
Captain E. L. Belcher was the first speaker.
his gentleman delivered a short but ap-
propriate address. He was followed by Mr.
Robert Hutchinson, the Democratic nominee
for the Office OF judge OF the circuit court. Mr..
Hutchinson delivered an excellent DISCOURSE
full of good advice and sound Democratic
doctrines. Major George w. Winches-
ter, the Democratic nominee for the Office
of chancellor. next followed in a
speech full OF facts and arguments most con-
bolted from the Democratic party for personal
reasons. He developed and explained the
false position IN which the former working
mems party was placed by the new National
party which has allied itself with the Radical
party of the city and country. General CIV.
Gordon, nominee for the Office of attorney
general of the criminal court. was the next
speaker. He went for his National party
opponent, G. P. M. Turner, in lively style,
which created no little amusement. He
charged that Mr.. Turner had been going
around incorporating the Democratic party
and circulating false tales against
same of its nominees. He, however,
proposed to chase him all over the country
and expose his misrepresentation, and de-
mand the testimony on which his false state
ments are made General Gordon closed his
speech amid considerable applause. Judge
j. E. r. Ray, nominee for the Office of pro-
bate judge, made a short speech in a happy
manner, and he was followed by ]. J. Raw
lings, nominee for the office of county trustee,
and that gentleman made short talk in
plain, practical way. The meeting closed
with snort speeches from DIR. N. C. Perkins,
nominee for the Office Of criminal court clerk,
and R. J. Black, nominee for the Office of
county court clerk. The meeting was largely
and the audience was quite enthu-
siastic.
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~,,;cS also elects a

the Missouri Legislature, 49,
senator this winter. +"
$50 you expect to put about twenty of your
men IN the next congress?''
yes"
And about the next Presidential cleo
tion?''
We will elect the next President Of the
United States without doubt T"
linen, l suppose, have the honor OF now
addressing the future President, eh?"
"Oh, no, said the general as he leaned
back still further and laughed little; al
have no personal ambition at all am
working for the cause, and not fer Cary. /
am getting great many letters on The sub-
ject, but | am only working for the success
of the National party, and rot at all for self.
interest In any way"
But you think the party will elect its
MANI
''Yes. The next Presidential contest will
be between the money power and the masses.
The money party will be made up from both
parties. with Grant as ITS candidate: the
other from the masses. and it will WIN >"
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After Eads Arafn.

Louisville Courier Journal: The opposi-
ton of the United States engineer corps to
Captain Eads's letty system, and his pro-
posed method fer retaining the aliuvial
lands of the Mississippi river, and Improving
the navigation of that stream. is both con-
tempuble and chi:dlike. Any plan which
does not originate with the engineer corps ia
at once antagonized by that body. The en-
gineer corps predicted the failure cf the let
ties, and Eeds has achieved vat success.
Eads proposes to improve the channel of the
river from st. Louis to Cairo, and to protect
the lands from overflow by The same ietiy
principle, and the engineer corps has, from
the first mention Of the plan, opposed It. 1t
is probable that Captain Eads knows more
about the Mississippi river than the entire
engineer corps. aud he should certainly be
put on The proposed commission Of engineers
at the next session of congress if the bill pro-
viding for such a commission IL passed. It
ought to pass, most certainly.
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desire of the teachers for the proper and lib
eral support OF the normal college at Nash.
vile, organized for the training of teachers.
and partially supported by the Peabody fund;
and still another. indorsing the ability and
zeal of Colonel Leon Trousdale in his un-
firing efforts to arouse the public interest in
the system OF common schools. The insti-
tute adjourned after three days session of
unexampled success, and after it had been
decided by vote that Brownsville should be
the next place of meeting, the exact date to
be decided upon hereafter. | will now close
the present communication, leaving to some
other occasion review (which | think will
interest your readers) of the products, soil,
commercial and other features of Union City
and the surrounding country of Obion
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Personal.

Mr. ]. V. JOHNSTON has gone TO Montvale
Springs, East Tennessee.
Miss LUCILLE MERRIwETHER, after a
short visit, leaves for Senatobia to-day. May
JOY go with her.
The visitors at the cotton exchange yester-
day were: +. Ben Carson and John d. Tar
rant, Ripley, Tennessee.
MIR. II. L. FLoY, one of Coffeeville's prom
meat merchants, passed through the city On
his gay to Hot Springs.
TIE charming and captivating Miss Jen-
nette Boswell leaves for Senatobia to- day for
the remainder of the heated term.
FINISHED to-day-eight gents nice rooms
IN center OF the CITY, on Main street.
W. A. WHEATLEY, 281 Main street.
DR.. ROBERTSON, whose Office is ON the
south side of Court square, is no novice In
dentistry. His work and charges, so far,
have given satisfaction to all.
The house of Charles Herzog & Bro. is
doing now the largest trade In the south
west In school-books. Low prices and in
dornita6le energy have secured them an i'm
mense patronage.
COLONEL WARNER, at Balls hotel saloon,
has invented a new drink for hot weather,
which makes you feel as cool as a chunk of
ice. 1t exhilarates, and is healthy. He in
termlxes hundreds of these drinks daily.
NIX w LII +. NABEBSs an utt0cHe OF the
treasury department at Washington, after
spending the Fourth with his relatives and
friends in Holly Springs, Mississippi, passed
through our city yesterday en- route to his
headquarters.
REV p. MILLER, of Louisville, Kentucky,
IS in the city, stopping with II. E. Goodlett,
No. ITO Market street. Mr.. Miller will
preach at the Linden street Christian church
this morning at eleven o'clock and this evening
at eight o'clock.
OK to- morrow (Monday) afternoon, at four
o el, ~, the board of equalization will proba-
bly, hold their final meeting. All persons
wishing TO confer with the board regarding
their assessment on merchants capital are
invited to call at the Phenlx insurance build
ing, No. 10 Madison street. ---
j. R. GOODWIN, Chairman
s B. ATHY. Secretary.
The office of coHhty' court CLERK is one of
prime Importance to the people of Shelby
eourty. The books should be carefully kept,
the papers should be systematically arranged.
No one can do this who has not large expe-
rience. Care should be taken to serve each
in his turn, and in business manner Be-
lieviDg that / am the choice of the people,
trust that the idle ruInor that / will QUIT the
field will not have any effectupon my friends,
as | am determined to fight it out on this
line. W. B. weLDRAN.
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Corner Main and Poplar.

FROM DIR. G. C. Clark, Oswego, New York
! have made sufficient experiment of
Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and
tonic iDv;gorator to enable NE to say that it Is
by far the best of all the preparations CT the
kind flood and tonic) that have eyed used.
To the sufferer from chronic diseases, or the
convalescent, it is invaluable, being both
nourishing and strengthening.
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what Eminent st. Louis Phy-
RicianS SaV:

''Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef
ticle of diet, and particularly useful when
tones are required, being tolerated when
other forms of animal food are rejected. In
diptheria, typhoid fever and every depressing
disease its use will be attended with great
advantage. We have prescribed it with sue
cess, and believe it to be most valuable
remedy"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-14
POLITICAL.
A Cau ON Hon. John IT. sneed.

A Call on Hon. John L. T. Sneed.
The undersigned, Democrats of Shelby
county, Tennessee, approaching your emf
nent fitness for the position, and having the
fullest confidence In your integrity, patriot
ism and capacity, request the use of your
name as a candidate for governor of the State
before the next gubernatorial convention, as
surfing you, in the event of your acceptance,
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tDFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE co,
~ MEnIPHIs, July B, 1878.
~ At the annual meeting OF the Board OF Di-
,tors or IN CQinpanys held this day, a Semi-an-
Eual Dividend OF Five Per Cent was declared
nom the net earnings OF the past six months
d. T. PORTER, President
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Special Notice 10 Tourists.

FTNHE Lake Superior Transit Company Is running
i Ten Splendid Passenger Steamers between
Bnffalo and Duluth and intermediate ports. Five
sailings weekly. For information apply 10
+. T. EVANS Gent Manager Buffalo N V
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Dividend Notice.

~ MEMPHIS, July g, 1873.
81 The stockholders Of this Company are hereby
notified that the Board OF Directors have this day
declared " Cash Dividend" OF
TEN QO) PER CENT.
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This brings in big fees for criminal court

This brings in big fees for criminal court
officials.
The heat was SO intense in the sun yes
terday that number of laborers had to stop
work. Several bricklayers working on the
new cotton-shed on Man street. below Vance,
felt overcome by the heat and ceased work
ing. The day was q scofcher. A street-c8r
mule fell on Main street, near Monroe, with
sunstroke Many mules and horses had to be
attended to and watched closely to keep them
from becoming oysrheated. Humanity out
Of doors stripped of as many garments as So
ciety allowed. and then was noiIhappy. What
humanity indoors did our reporter Is not in
formed, but h has yagle idea as to what
would cons itute comfort and happiness IN
der the circumstances.
List of uudrlrvered kilograms remaining
in the Western Union telegraph office, %
hoI5oN,
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MISS. AND TENN. R. R. co.

(?OuPQNS OF Consolidated Bonds. series 'B." o:
~ this company, viii be paid. either at the Union
ana planters Bank. Memphis. or the Importers and
Traders National Bank. New York Holders OF tho
fee outstar ding old b0cds ~ she e..sy ss,,u
Faue or their securities by promptly
exchanging them for the new Consolidated Bonds.
s. II LAMB,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit Court-HeiskeII. Judge.
Jury No. is requested to report Monday
morning, at half-past nine o'clock, to try a
special case
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EMPLOYMENT.
want 1000 Agents to Canvass for
THE COMPLETE HERBALIST.

VII give S1cn terms and furnish such advertising
month and all expenses DO matter Whether he eeer
es,,essso - iete or not. Address DR. o. PHELPS
tuu Darrltu ana VII Be sent b. return man.
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BASEBALL, BASEBALL

At Central park. Riversides u.s. Eckfords.
Game called at four o'clock this evening.
Admission twenty-five cents. Ladies free.
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Money to Loan.

The WorkiDgmen's building and loan asso-
citation is now receiving subscription to
its eighth series. Office No. 20 Madison
street.
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s B. ATHY, Secretary. IT, ' " it'' 'Ha'i HELL
just Received.

A fine variety of MaiIlard's chocolate; also
French Glasce fruits.
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PERSONAL.
NOTICES..
NIOt1co.

n EAYOR'S OFFICE. CITY HALL.
WI MEMPHIS, Tenn. July -, 1878
~ Bids Will BE- received at the Mayors Office City
hall, Up 20 on Wednesday July IL 1873, for sup
plying the City Hospital With freSh bread for the en-
suing two years JOHN r. FLIPPIN, Mayor.
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J 2 L-SS.:E, III. b.,
S. B. PRASONS, N. D.,
DRS. 5. L. Il j. c. NIDELET
"Neufil" Instantly Cures Neuz
rafOiss

Ii is fourteen months since | cured myself
OF neuralgia with .neuril," and | hare not
had fhe slightest return Of pain. John w.
SCOTT, St Louis. George W. Jones & Co.,
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q First-IIaSs Investment OF
small Savings.

Take shares in the eighth series of the
Workingmen's building and loan association
stock. Office No. 20 Madison street.
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For a Present.
Get box of Floyd's candies. There is
nothing nicer.
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CrrY ENGINEER's OFFICE,

(uTY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
- MkaHHIs, July 70, 1878.
go Sealed PROPOSALS will be received az this Office
until IL O'CLOCK m. Wednesday, July Ia. for stone
pavement 20 be laid on Madison street from Fourth
-Strera 70 tEo Memphis and Charleston Depot. For
specifications aud other Information, apply at this
office The city the right 10 reject any ali
Of the proposals.. j. II. HUMPHREYS.
ArfiuU EngfnQar
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DURING THE HEATED TERM
Take it Cool and Look at
Kahn ~ FreiberS's Prices

Best lawns, all colors and patterns, IL and
10 cents per yard.
Elegant dress linens, 10 and 1870.
Elegant grenadines, black or bourette, 10c.
New Fan Cardsi New Fan Cards.
Nc= picnic Yioves-Dieck, white, flesh
color-cheapest in the city. We have the
best Sc, yard-wide, muslin. Linens and cas-
simere clothing at less than cost of making.
KAHN Il FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar.
N.B.-Fans and parasols cheaper than any
house in the city. We have the prettlest 5:
calico In the CITY.
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LOST.

CSILVER GOBLET-On Sunday evening. on the
Raleigh road. rear Raleigh, silver goblet LIB
eral reward Will paid for Its return TO BOB JeLer
son street extended. A y. BRlNkLE1
4 NOW-fuly 9th. one large yellow or clay coloIed
Y J COW Wito one horn broken of; strayed from No.
10 washington street A liberal reward will be paid
for her return HI. LINDEMANN.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For County Ifeginfer.

Judge or the Criminal Court.
p i. SCRUGGS IS a candidate for Judge OF the
:. Criminal Court Of Shelby county, at the ensu-
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FOR OSCEOLA

Memphis and Usceola Semi weekly 4. :. Man FseEet
for Randolph, Fulton and OscsOla-St=a7aF
WEST WEND. RS
J. g. AndreTzss.-- ncsHa- b = = ~
leS<es ASlo<sasS sEG-y EOSDAf and w EDiSEs3-
For ne;sas Or passage Apply on bOET1 :
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For Upward of Th.rtv Years

Mrs. Wlnsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves iCi,sd colics eulates the bowels.
cures dyse,ltery and diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. T,osnty- fire cents bottle.
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Dividend Notice.

n me eapItal Stock, payable on demand.
F.. NJ. NILSSON, SecretaT
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

DAY Cotton Wednesday July 10th, one bay
ID mare colt. about tSO years old, white star on
on forehead. heavy name and tail. liberal reward
Will be paid for her return to
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IL Il marry. Lndcttfs
Leaves memphis. on and after July 18th, ever
SATURDAY, al D pm, connecting direct with the
new Black River u ) mali E2czes MILF hARRl
for P9Whattan ana PocahCnt2S, and with Daily
Packets to BatesFllle and Upper While river.
Through rates 20 all points
Freight consigned 70 Gilt HarTJ Line. Memphis OF
Terene, viii be promptly forwarded
]. Z. WASHINGTON, Agt, b i. Lee WhaFfbOat.
w. Z. HARRY. Office r L. Lee Eharfhoat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1878-12-28
CoyiEstOn Price Current.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1878.

COTTON-Selling at u to SIC.
SUGAR-Choice brown 10c; choice
white l2lc.
MOLASSES-New2 Is to 35c per gallon.
FLOUR Common 81 50; choice fam
lily Sc so.
CORN Mixed Csc; choice white Zoe
per bushel.
CORN MEAL-15c per bushel.
OATS-Choice black Acc; rust proof
75c. per bushel.
BHAN-sl 90 to 81 10 per cwt
BACON-Choice clear sides 7c.; clear
rib &c; smoked shoulders &c; dry salt
ed &c.
MESS PoRK-Per Dbl. $40 % to
sI1 90.
LARD-Choice 10c per ID.
COFFEE-Prime Csc; good 22!c; ordi-
nary zoe per lb.
RICE-Prime Sc; common Sc. !; rough
rice Coo to 75c per bushel.
COW HIDES-Dry salted &c; flint 10c.
BEESWAX-Per h., 25c.
TALLOW-Scarce would command &c
per ID.
POULTRY-Grown chickens s. 90;
half-grown 81 90 to 81 81 per dozen; tur-
keys 75c to 81 90.
EGGS-Per doz,. Soc.
PINDAIsS Per bushel. soc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1878-12-28

Mr.. Chss. Aubry, State and Par
idh Tax Collector, is in town, on his
way 10 the city, for the purpose OF
settling up his accounts with the
State for the past year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1878-12-28

The Masons of Covingtor held a
banquet at the Martindale Hotel
last might. Among other causes,
pseaing duties prevented our be-
ing present.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1878-12-28

The weather during the past week
has been rather cool. Ice has
formed every night since last Christ.
mas.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1878-12-28
| LOCAL ITEMS.
The Mails.

Christmas was quiet in Coving-
tkEc1e3 !
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1878-12-28

Nj. George Kennedy, q WE'LL
known and highly respected c;ti-
zen q Covington, died at the resi-
dence Of his mother, on Thursday,
tEev 18th inst. His funeral took
pssce hast Saturday morning. He
had. been in feeble health for sew
eid months previous to his death.
ftiw T-T-s- t.
A list of the delinquent tax-pay-
Q rspt StsTammany parish can be
seem atsthe Courthou Sc. The law
imposes penalty of two rer cent. :;
mouth on all taxes remaining un-
paid after the LIST day OF Decem-
beg. Bis
Wewould rather be millionaire,
setting type in a warm room. than
tobe a poor WAGNER, coming 10
town with a load of cotton during
such cold weather as we have had
DATING the past few days.
Ne s4e glad to see that our eff
Gent deputy sheriff, Mr.. ] R. Hos
mse, il able to be about and attend
t6bnsiness again. He has been con-
6esd b the house for some time
With asore foot; but now that he is
abs to put in an appearance, We
suppose his foot is well healed"
"W" stands for "WhatmustIbuy-
vhenIcometotown?" It also stands
for VIM. Warren. Consequently, if
yea;Hant to buy anything in the
dyJ;goods or grocery line, VIM. C.
Wsbssn's is the place to buy it. He
haiarsell selected stock, and is
.'alssj on hand and prompt to &C.
cAnGnodate customers" o.-
al er----------
Ne call the attention of our read
cato the advertisement of Mr..
High W. Montgomery, in another
column. He offers fer sale the
esHsSrated fertilizers, Pine Island
0SSso and Pine Island Ammoni-
.k6dsPhosphate. Much of the land
il or u parish is such that tie use ef
sk6od fertilizer is necessary for the
u6Sauction of good crop. Mr..
Iontgomery fully guarantees his
Jertiliaers to be as represented, the
hsst in use. Give them trial and
y eonvinesd
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1878-12-28
Cotton Statement.

Receipts this week, % bales.
The following is statement of the
cotton shipped from Covington, and
also the stock on hand, for the pres
ent commercial year, commencing