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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-04

FEMALE TRAMPs.-Two rather at-
tractlve looking female tramps arrived
IN Orangcburg Thursday evening, and
nave been collecting money from the
merchants on the prctcxt that their
property had been destroyed by fire.
Ihcy also claimed that they were the
widows Of Masons, but gave no proof
OF their assertions. They were arrest
cd and sent off by the first train, after
having victimizcd the good people Of
that town.
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ALSO,

Buying tho above goods in guam
titles, and from first hands, We are
prepared to sell them as low as anv
one.
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FATE or BANK D1HECToRs.-Tbo
Edinburgh High Court Of Justice IN
99a'"roay passed sentence upon the
directors Of tho City Of Glasgow Bank.
HoDcrt Sumner Stronach and LOWS
Potter, convicted Of fraud, theft and
cnaDcZzlcmcnt, were sentenced to
eighteen months imprisonment. The
i've other dircctors--Jom Stewart.
Robert Salmond, William Taylor,
Henry lnglis and John Innis WRIGHT
convicted OF uttcring false abstracts of
Dalancc sheets, were sentenced to
clsht months Imprisonment.
CAPTURE OF a DEspERADO. - Dick
rope, notorious colorcd desperate
of Edgciicld county, was captured on
Thursday last Oh Capt. Jutlson Bro
dies place, in Aiken county. Some
years ago Pope captured a colorcd
brother, carried him into the woods,
tied him to tree and commenced to
shoot at him with bird shot. lie con-
tinlicd this amusement until he had
llrcd some eight or ten slota. His
victim died, and Pope, with cool ef-
irontcry, attended his funeral next
DAY. Hc was arrested, tried and con-
vlctcd or manslaughtcr, and sent to
thc cpcnltcntlary. After an imprison-
mcht OF three years and nine months,
nc was pardoncd by Governor Moses
INST before the election. Some time
last year he killed a second man, was
arrested in November, but escaped.
IN his flight nc received ball in the
posterior part Of his thigh, which
ranged upwards and came out in the
front of his body. Although lust re-
covering from the wound, Pope resist
Ell arrest desperately, but was finally
overpowercd and carried to iail.-
B0rNlUeW Ic0Dlc.
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George An.r VS.. Amed.e Fasot.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAR,
Of seizure and sale. to me direc ed BY the honor
able tue Fifth District Court for the parish n
proceed to sell at public auction; at the Mer,,
chants, and Anctioneersl Exchange. Roya s
ia the Second District OF this city, on FRIDAY
October 10, 1879. at 10 o'clock m. the following
described property. to VIII
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with AL the baiidings an m.roytments there
unto bsoneng Or in rh EnyT bs app :, shl
city In the square bounded by apain. Good
children Tor st. Claude, Love eor pa IT,
feet front on Spain street by depth OF one
hundred and fifty feet tnoors or less be-. s
ground purchased by defendant herein from
George F urche. az per oct passed before DC
tave de Arms, Do'ary public. ON the nineteenth
dpy OF January. 1874
Seized 10 the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the auot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
O z M
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Psaalhuus Il Doll vs.. Mrs. CathAriDS str1ck-
at al

W0Ou Ut Hts
GIXTH DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. o.6ss-By virtue OF
writ OF seizure and sale. to mo directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for The
parish Of Orleans. IN the abov3 entitled
cause, will proceed to sell 1T public auction.
at the Merchants and Anctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District OF this city. on
SAT- KDh I, November /, 1879 at II O'CLOCK no..
the following described prorsrty. to vii
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the
buildings aud improvements THEREOF. situated
In the rear of this city. near Basin Cardhdeiet
designated by the number two on 8 particular
rian made by Hugh Grant, surveyor. on the
twelfth OF October. 1910 annexed for rsfefence
to an net of partition passed before w. Y. Lewis.
late q no airy In this city. on the. eiRhteenth
day OF December. 1910: said lot, being 10
the square comprised within st. Louis.
Where. Toulouse and Marafs streets. and
measures twenty three feet eleven inches and
ak lines front on Marais street by ono bun
dred and twenty. seven feet ten inches and five
lines in depth. between parallel limos. Ameri-
ean measure. Being the same property &C
nafred by Mrs. Catherine strtckwonf. defend.
ant herein. by purchase from Henry and
Mrs. Anna @. stumpf, by act In tho Office. OF
Joseph Gohn late notary pubic In this city.
on the sixth Gay Of April. 1875.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Caah on the spot.
J. Il. ALCBE HAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
nopNp ne1e moi
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" Civil SheTlH Of Tue PdTlsn Oh OEI6aIs'
se27 % oc4 II IS Is 20
rhs city Of New orleans VS.. E. c. Palmer.

Ths City Of New Orleans VS.. =. q. rainier.
| I,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
+ lsh of Orleans. No 1172o-By virtue OF
CRADLE the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans In the above entitled cause for CITY
taxes Of 1872 vii proceed 70 sell a pnere
Exchange. Royal street, between Ganal ana
Cnstomhouse streets In the second Di Dit OF
this city on FRIDAY. October 30. 1879, at IL
o'clock m. the following described property.
CERTAIN PonTIBo,N . OF eR Es,t sip. cit I.
sanare nun Dor two hundred and seventeen.
BOUNDED by st. Charles, Caronaelet, st. joseph
! aud Julia STREETS. and designated as fol o
fonr feet tel inches front on ST. Charles street By
ono rdred and sixty feet six inches 10 g. dieItn
lots numbers fifteen and siStsen ana 4 me ysa I'm
cEk f. iaro Pos a,ss OF GROUND sit
uated In the Flfst District OF tins eIy as ~
| By Palmyra. Genois, Clark and BANKS streets.
and designated az follows: Lo' number one,
streets. measuring Thirty four feet efggt 1ncfe5
| front on Palmyra street by one hnnafea ara
six feet In depth and fronting on denols street
| lota numbers two to seven, measuring eaeu
thirty four feet eight inches front on Palmyra
| street by one hundred and six feet In deptn :
et number eight. forming the corner OF Pal pai.
nyra aud Clark streets. measuring th1r-y-Iour
| fest eight Inches front on PALMYRA street. oy one
hundred and six feet Ia deoth; lofs nne ssa
four Inches front on Clark street, By one hun
dred and thirty kht feet six inches In depth !;
ing the corner OF Geuois and Clark streets,
each thiIty-tMo feet four ineh ns
font On Genois street oy one hnndrs9 , ana
| thirty-etght feet six inches IN depta ana 'front.'
I ine on Clark street.
/ Seized in the above suit.
| Tsrms-Cash on the spot.
/ j. B. ALCEE GAUTHRFAUX.
| Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
] SEAT 70 OCH Il 10 Is 30
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JuD1C1AL ADvERr1sEMEnrs.
SHERIFF SALES.
II. n. nterlur.t ". n. 4. nattIes.

n. ri. BterlDrst VS.. n. A. Hattles.
IIXIH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
- ish OF Orleans, No. to.ss4-By virtue OF =. q
writ OF seizure and sale. to NE directad uv tue
honorable the sixth District Court for the par,
ish Of Orleans, Ia tho shove entitled cause, !.
will proceed to sell at public auction. 90
the Merchants and Anctloneers Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Customhous
streets, In the Second District OF this city, on
SATURDAY. November /. 1879, ut II o'clock NJ,
tho following describad property, to Wit
A GER rAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with oil and singular the buildings AID I'm.
provements thereon and aDpur'enaness thereof.
Situated in tho Second District nf thi. city, ~
the square bounded BY Eienville, Bourbon.
Customhouse ana DanDhlno streets measar ~
thirty feet front on Benvtile street by sixty lee,
In depth. Being tho same pronerfy purchased
by the defendant herein from mary Reed Lea
widow OF Samuel Lee. as per act passed DsfoTe
Charlie, T. aoniat. notary public 10 this city. on
the seventh day Of September. 1877.
Seized in the above sGt.
Terms Cash On the spot. ==Z
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
"a On "a pff
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L.mbsrt y. Cain r.. Antenlo Palacio.

Lambert ~. Cain vs.. Antonio PaiaciO.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
T. parish OF Orleans. No 1o.13s--By virtue OF
writ of seizure and sale, to me- directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled cause.
/ will proceed to self at public auction.
at the Merchants and Auetioneers Tx.
change, Royal street. between Canal and
C1stomhouse streets In the Second Dtsfrfct OF
this city. on SATU RDAY, November !. 1879. at IL
O'clock M. the following described property
- THAT CERTAIN HALE OR PORTION Or
THAT SQUARE OF GROUND. together with
all and singular the buildings and Improve
ment, thereon and appurtena o COS thereof; sit
uatea la Huntsville, late parish OF Jefferson, In
this State now the Sixth District OF this city,
designated by the number sixty one on a plan
drawn by B. Buissou. surveyor. dated the
seventh Of March. 1887, and deposited IN tins
Office OF Vim. Boswell. late notary public in
this city said half square Of ground measuring
one hundred and twenty one feet. eight Inches
front on EsYades street, FIVE hundred and ono
feet six inches front on Eleonor street. one nun
dred and iwanty feet front on Huntsville street.
and nd dining the q her half OF said square on
the line ne.rest Nashville street. Betn2 the
same property which the said defendant ac-
duired by purchase rom NJ. q. Randall by an
act passed before aelim Maeper. late notary,
dated tWent y a ST. day of February. 1867.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-C Cash on the spot. -
J. X. AfCEE aAUTHREAU3.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
l1 n mol
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D1cIzA1 ADVERTISEMENT.
SHERIFF sALEs.
city Of Nc. Orleans vs.. Mrs. Camille
r. Girardey.

city Of Ne. Orleans VS.. Mrs. Camille
lru II. GtrardeY.
1 srTH DTsTR or COURT FOB TIE PAR
III feri facias, to me. directed BY tho hon.
he the Fifth District Conrt for the parish OF
,p,ans. in the above entitled cause. for city
-tion, at the Merchaots and Auctioneers' Ex-
: nnxe, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
sr1house streets, in tbs seeond District OF this
FH RI Yeo6ss yg az. ronsrty
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
sted In the Second District OF tbs civ. In
,nare number twepty- five bounded By Char
es Jefferson. TT. Peter and Deca'ur streets.
nd designated as lot number eight. forDinz
he corner Of Cnartres aud Jefferson streets
measuring fifty nine feet front on Charsres
treet By seventy eight feet In depth and front
: 4 'e GEkTnIS p PORTION OF GROUND. eft.
auare number fit, nine, bounded by ". Ann.
;onrbon Royal and Orleans streets, ana form
ne the corner Of ct. Ann and Royal streets. and
Measuring fifty-three feet front on .St. Ahn
treet By seventy feet In depth and front on
'ass CERTAIN Fss17a.N PORTION OF GROUND sit
lated Ia the First District OF this city, 10 square
lumber two hundred and one. boundei py 70
ymnia. Uranis. Felicity. st. Charles and Ply
ania streets, and designated as lot nulnnef
our, measuring forty seven feet ffont on 70
ymuia street By ono hundred and Sixty 1881 ID
agset CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
lated in the Second District Of this city ~ n
unare plumber seventy. seven. bounded by St.
Philip, Bourbon. Daunhtne, and Ursullnss
streets, ard designated ae lot number one.
forming the corner Of st. Philip and hourboa
streets measuring fly eight feet front OF,
By one hundred feet 10 depth and
= A, C III III NJ, HoUARE OF GROUND. sit.
mated IN the Third District OF this city, and
as square number two tn nusahd i've
hundred ard seven, bounded BY Paris Avenue
Brnxelles. Manuel and Beaurezard streets.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms--Caatr On the spot. Observation-Disclosures
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREhUX.
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
se2T 20 Oc4 ii Is Is 30
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The CITY of New Orleans vs.. Leopold Be-
denheimer.

denheimer
L,1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOE TIE PAR,
e ISL Of Orleans. No. II 1872 By virtue OF
writ Of f,eri faefas. to me direce ed by the honor.
be the Fifth District oan fer the pa d e o
taxes Of 1872 viii proceed TO sell at public ape
ton, at the Merchants aud Anctionesrs, * Ex-
tomhouse streets In the Saeohd District OF this
city. on FRIDAY, O4tob-r 30, 1879. at II O'Clock
M th, following described property, to wit
K CERTAIN POkTION IF GROUND. situated
iu The First Dtstrict OF this city. in sduara num-
her three hundred and forty-three. bounded by
Liberty. Howard, Poydras and lataystts
streets ard Designated a. Ut nnmbfT ,b swo
stree. by aieh y-stx ;e.f in 6en+h
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUNDS situated
in the First District Of this city. in squate IAN
hundred nnd in b2anaed og
desigIated IA lot number thirteen, measuring
twenty eight feet front on Magnoaa street o7
one hundred and twenty six feet In depth
Seized In the above suit.
Teruls-C.5h on the spot
j. i. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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ARKAPOLEa.
REGULAR ---- PACKET,
Leaves EVERY ------, mt .. m.
IT, , FOR ARKAPOLIs, GREENVILLE.
4 fs4asslask a Vicksburg and the Bends-The pas
sssssssssAsh sengar DFckss
FRANK PAKE0UD,
j. W. Tobin master.
will leave 90 above, connecting Ut VicEsburg
with Parisots Line for all points on Yazoo and
Tallahatchie rivers. For freight Or passage
appCs, q. q. WAYNE. BROcKRTT h CARTER.
G.. P. WORK, r. w. ADAMS.
Through bills OF ladng signed to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on Ticksbur2. Shreve-
rort and Texas Railroad, vita Delta. La: also to
Pine Buff and stations on l.. f., III. e. and Z.
Il, b., via Arkar oils Ark.
EEOCEETT & CARTER. Agents.
se1e No 90 Magazine street.
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oUAcHIrA xav sn.

NEW ORLEANS AND CUACErTA RIyEE
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY Q. 9. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves ever "WEDNESDAY, &C s g; 20:
, r. - FOB OUAGEITA CITY. MoHE1R.s
lSsN1tsS Trenton and OIL town landings on
sasassssh Black and Ouactlta rtvers--9hs bcfA
will reserve the right to refuse any landing eIss
cept mall landinas--
I'm place of John Fl. HANNAH
1. W. Blanks. master, Bon Il. OcrnWeIs csarR
CAPT z. 4. BLANKS, President.
No. l0s Grgyier atrees.
CABIN, g. r. WORK. LORD 4 MGpEAKE
B. W. ADAMS. Agents.
tributaries. and Little Bob 3. for Camden.
my13t
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11EHsONs DESIRING TO FURNISH THEIR
III rooms and sacure superior Board. can adj
dress r. 0. Box 500. Location central. Refer
snces exchanged. se2s ST.
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ys@Hsssns. anEEry1LEx Ass. sanna

United sTAT EEas MAIL PACKET.
Lssyef E sysrs 7 Tg}FsARsA sss stsp h II
hkEK# Davis, Bend AMI Intermediate la1d-
iaf soBgn a1e1 Z. Lee,
William Campbell. master 7. J. Howard clerk,
ss 81 Iss sx Il ig sPHS ssssS, Sssos s
GEO. b. HITI.. Ia Grayior Of.
VII give t1,Yugt btlls Of Nniding to TEsnso
port and 1'1af " si'1saa H III 1s Fs
au19 10 Ma0szine street
REGULAR NATeHEz, GRAND; GULF AND
DAVIS bend PACKET
Leaves f Fog Y BsRSE hou & HaYou
go sara. Red River Landing Fort
as,a l N49s zf W ba,
Bend and all way lnndings-The fine and lost
Lucy r. GAsrRELL.
vii .exa Aq ps. assr as above F EFT ess srk or
passage Apply s. yAh + 70: Dononon st.
FOE sinsR2 h1AE AAhh saP zkb rHs
ss:,s.S sySs!s EzSszR5S5s !5Ashgss
E&3W4kh1F AND ena BenQS-IHS Few 4HG E1fjEs
an HU6A nifceut passenger steamer
j. NJ. WHITE.
J. N, White master, Curt. Holmes cserx.
conreetina at Vicksbura with Parfso.t's Lire
for all points on Yazoo and Tsahgtetis riysrst
Boat reserves the right to peas all landinsx
that The eantaln may deesn nnsafe,
eRR. a M9Hks 8 eh &; MA5aF l. GARTER,
Viii give through bills Of lsding 10 Trenton
Monroe and all stations on Vieksbur9 shrsy9
port and Texas Railroad. via pel.a. Ia.
". B. BROCRETT. Agent.
au19 3s magazine street..
SATURDAY YICXEBURI UNITEp ETATA3
MAIL, PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at u, n,
aru EOE VICKEBuRa. DAVIS, BRsgn
iaENdI Ha.ohsz and all Intermediate lss.5.
A1&1e4G1efn9s-Thep passenger DGegat
NATCREX,
L. +. LoafherS. master. j. r. Muse e1eTR.
connecting 1T Ytsksburg wfti. the parfscs IaaB
for. Yazoo. TaDehatebfe and Sunfower rtvsra,
and With Anchor zdna for Msmptlis. Cairo ana
at. Louis.
This boat reserves the right TO csss al. aaaap
| fnRs that the Captain may cCnsider unssse.
| 1Cr freight or passage applge board. or s6s
| JOHN JANNEY. 10a Common sss
J. 4. Cabin. 80 Magazine 81
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The above statement Is true and correct
ttan script from the books Of tie company
LLOYD r. COLEMAN. President.
GEO. n. Frost. Secretary.
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(. BOARDING.

|I1f)ARDING PLEASANT ROOMS, ON SEC
10 end and third floors, with Bond, ut No. 215
n Cherries street.. ea2s5t
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CANDIDATES.

yHE STATE aUI ERINTENDENCYO OF PTB-
lie Education under fhs New Copstitu-
~ Conforming to the expressed desire of
H9htsnsd eitiz sns OF several parishes. the
lecribAr 10 q co ndidate for Te- nomination. and
Election a. \ tate Superintendent OF Pubfc
fueation. He solicits tho voluntary support
if frterf1tdls e. partisan sch ools In which
tfundAmenta 81 principles Of uIoraiity *iiesH he
EFnpii hed In the character Of the teachers,
n be ,snjotn ia by Thorn upon the pupils, to-
iher with the mental instruction. irnpart9d;
d ROBT. M. LUbHER.
fur uSt e. 1879, au2stf
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STATE eF LOUISIANA,
City u New Orleans, !
Bworn to and subscribed before me. notary
public. this twenty sixth day of Seoteu Der 1872
EDGAR GRIMA. No4ary Public
The Board Of Trustees. at their annual meet
Ing. held on the fifteenth instant. resolved to
Bay 10 Der cent interest on capital: 20 per cent
dividend on participating premium both Of
which will be paid and after tire twentieth
day of October next
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\ time |, ,as tt6s
which w 3 must
Epat, fronlinil
hls ! "a. at ai,;
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yIGHSRURG AND DELTA.

VF.WNHVHW AND UEBEA.
Leaves every FRIDAY at D. m.
FOR VlCKsBURG. DELTA, NAT
VI chez. Davis's Bend and Intermediate
laudlngs-The steamer
EN RIGHAkDsUH,
A. McVay, master Frank Beck Jr. clerk
leaves as shove, connecting at Virksburg with
Parisot's Line for AL points on the Yazoo, Sun
flower, Dear Creek and TaIahatchie.
q. p. WORK, r. W ADAMS.
G. G.. WAYNE BROCKETT & CARTER.
Vii give through bills of lading 20 Trenton
Monroe. and oil stations On the Vtcksburg
Shreveport and Texas kailroad, via Delta. LIE.
VI. 3. BBOCEETT, Agent.
se23 no Magazine street
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NTkalssiiAkS.
NEW ORLEANS AND OpEI.OUsAS PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED 2ifhTAa MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUEsDAY ct s DE.
rig. FOE WASHINGTON, Of'EI.UG
lEfXSEH see. Port Barre. glDarasDoyt. Church
axsssSs Vile, and ali iaadings on the Coast
atchafaIaya River and Bayou Courtshieasi-1nt
new. light draft steamer
ST. MARY,
IN place Of the Fanehon1
A. P. Trousdale MASTER.
will leave as above. For freight or passage III
pip on board or 20
BAITTON 4 EPPLEb. LOB orey,er stress.
J. u. CARLIS. so Magazine street. :.
The Big supfowsr connects Wsskig with ~
steamer Minnie for Bayou das Gisizse. anc
signs through bills ladtng to Oheyne7iile opc
eli points on Bagou Bfeuf. oc3 u
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dent 81 es,',,,
fn, y, !. !. Journal 4
.missionerus
|t7 |.3. j7i8a' I, 'fssa'
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OVER q 1000
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
GalA! REDUCTION N Prices,
ONLY 80 30 A saw.
ONLY o. 80 A SAW

The attention of Cotton Factors and Planter
eaed e TIE snpeT1l9qr erifs Of the Improve
the standard Cotton Gins, far ahead Of ali 9TH
ers In workmanship and durability, and make a
sample OF cotton which always brings this high
est market price. The New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change paid thitty cents a pound for bale OF
cotton einned on The Eagle G ton Gin, and sent
the bale to the Centennial Exhibition as the best
Sc. Louis Fair has awarded 5000 premium to a
bale OF cotton ginned on the Eagle Cotton Grin.
At The Centennial Exhibition the committee de-
cided the Eagle Gin was far superior to all
others.
No higher prizes have ever been awarded
to EaGhE Re- Tf haans ngs s1 led
-Hortcatara sooiasof P caleutta IL IN s's
competition open to all nations.
The manufacturer Of the Eagle Cotton Gin
commenced In 1888. since which time nearly
twenty thousand have been made and sold. The
always given the Eagle Gin the preference
N Nlsy TnPs I rs GIVE sVVssy TaE rnss 4 p gR
Cotton Gin Will certify to the faes that when their
cotton is sent to market. 1t always brings the
very nlgnest market prices. az no other gin can
produee finer or better sample OF cotton than
the Eagle Cotton Gin.
This extensive uss of these Gins is the result,
entirely, OF the merits OF the machines them
selves. the manufacturers never having expend-
ed any money In setting forth their merits in
expensive. advertisements or Illustrated eata-
prefvrring that each purchaser shall be the sole
ludge Of the merits OF tbs machine he has pur-
chased.
The prices of the Eagle Gin having been re-
dueed 70 ss 80 9 saw, makes them the cheapest
as well as the best gin In the ma. ket. All the
saws Of the Eagle Gin are IL Inches in dame
ter, making them equal to one-fifth more ga
pacity than other glns OF only 10 inch saws.
saw gin Of 16-ineh egiisder; 6s saw Eagle
Gin fs equal TO an 50 saw gin Of other
Fnakss-thus being the cheapest cotton gin In
the market.
The undersigned has now had the Agency Of
the Eagle Cotton Gin Company for II years
md during this long period has never had an
Eagle Cotton Gin returned. and no complaints
ever made of their working. These facts prove
that In purchasing an Eagle Catton Cir the
nlsnrer runs me risk; He Is NOT OBLIGED
ING AN UNTRIED IN. but obtains In the
Eagle Cotton Gin the best gin-stand In the
market-one that has stood the test for forty
five years, and Is considered at the present time
the most reliable and perfect giA made.
WILLIAM L.. CUSHING. AGENT.