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Wednesday, The 2lth Of August. 1881.


Wednesday, The Gath Of August, 1881,
the following described property hclonyin.
to the Succession of EstrIl,. irMlhou,,n.
deceased. towit:
list. a tract Of land on the east bank q
| Bayou Julien, parish of Natrhitorlcs. being ,
portion Of Lot !, See. II, t"wnsiir ., rang,
!, west. r"ntainin. - 1,;-lOO acre,
a. Another tract Of land in said parish
beng all Of section % Except lot No. 81 lot.
ana 5, "f section %, and east half of north
east quarter; section ~, township II. range
~, containing six hundred and forty thrr,
! V9-lOO acres.
:hi: Another tract of land in said parrish
consisting Of lot No. ,. Of section n. am.
lot No. J, Of section l3. aII Of section Il. Tex.
crpt the north half Of fractional n"rtl, cas-,
unarter) and lot NJ. 9, Of section "a, town.
ship II, range 10. containing Five Hundred
and SiXtytwO acres.
18th. Another tract Of land consisting Of
lot No. ). Of section ~. and all of section IL,
IN township range 10, containing GRO
W-lW acres, Of which M acres are in th..
parish Of Natrlit"hcs and 5i0 GO 100 acres
are in the parish of DrSot".
9Th. Another tract of land in the parsl, Of
NatchitO cl'rS, being the north half Of soutl,
~''''p I"'s''A "n' "v' III 81 SnHth
west quarter Of section Is, township 8, range
7, containing llS G-lOO acres.
9th. Another tract Of land in said parish
being the west half of north west quarter and
north west tlartcr of south west quarter OF
section IL, township 8, range 7, containing
llS 2l-lM acres
7th. The undivided one fifth, and seventh
Of one fifth Of another tract Of land in said
parish. being the south west quarter Of south
west fractional quarter of section 8, town.
ship :. range Z, containing 80 83-lOO acres,
and the south east quarter Of sOuth east quar-
ter Of section I, township 8, range !, con.
tanning % ss-loo acres. (Chalybeatc S rns
property
Sth. The undivided one third Of tract Of
land owned in common with Phanor Pru
!IhOmlnes heirs and Jean Prudhonme. on
both sides Of Old river, in said parish, con-
tanning about xE acres. being the lower halt
Of claim confirmed to SOulOngc Bossicr, and
purchased Of Succession Pierre Chcllettre.
The interest Of the deceased in the above
and being an undivided One-lalf; if desired
by purchaser, the title to the other undiyi.
led half will Ike made at the same time and
IN same terms, by the Heirs of p. Achillc
Prn,lhomn", lcr'A.
Terms Of Safe:
Cash-su|ject to appraisement
LOUIS A. PRUDHOMME.
July Is. Administrators
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Notice..

wv +: HAMPTON having filed in this
W . Office his Provisional Account Of tn.
torship Of the heirs Of Philo Hawley, decd.
with his petition and prayer, that the same
DC homologated and made the Judgment Of
the Court notice is hereby given that unless
opposition to said Account he filed in this Of
nee with'n ten days from this date, the pray
or Of the petitioner will be granted.
Aug 1895. Nv a.
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1t is undeniably the fact that ID or
ganisation has been perfected in the CITY
Of New Orleans, under the name of the
COMMITTEE Of Public Safety 1t is
composed Of the very best elements Of the
population, men Of known probity, who
sre determined to put . stop to the dis
graceful acts of violence and disorder
which have 20 long existed in that city.
Various views arc expressed with regard
% this organisation. It oertsinly were
anwise to prejudge it, but it is . sad re-
section on tho great metropolis, which
necesdtstes the formation Of such An or.
alaasion to preserve order and enforce
lAws. II 10 intended to enroll 9oOO
eabers In this now society.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Judicial advertisements inserted at legal rates
vz-Onc dollar per square for first insertion and
Fifty Cents per square for each subsequent iuu
ti"n square is the SPACE Of one hundred words
solid matter and measures eleven lines ot MI\luN
type in these columns, OF Que inch
All advert Stlntnts Of a judicial u,tur, ,t.l
III this paper are subject {" the a|uye MEASUREMENT
am, must he paid for accordingly
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Since the days Of Sam Patch, the high
and lofty diving idiots have not been over
numerous. But now comes the aerial
jumper, Donaldson, who offers to stake his
existence against that of any other man
In the world, to jump from the Brooklyn,
st. Louis and Cincinnati bridges for $500
. side. Donaldson holds life extremely
cheap, and should make his will in favor
Of the fool who accepts his wager and
succeeds in surviving. his eventual jump
into eternity.
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RESOLUTION.
PERSEVERANCE FIRE co. NO. |.

Resolved That the merchants and other employ
ers Of members Of this company b. requested 10
allow employees to attend the washings aud per-
aud that it shall he the duty Of said employees to
request their employers to allow them to attend
said washngs and perform said duties and that the
refusal Of such employers to grant such request hy
the members, shall relieve the said members from
any tine Or penalty provided for such failure.
ne u further resolved That this resolution be
published in the Peoples Vindicator.
NJ. j. CUNNINGHAM.
President
JOHN IAPIACE Cacrefarv
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The Virginia Democrats have nomina-
ted John W. Daniels for Governor; James
Barbour for Lieutenant Governor, and
Philip W. Mckinney for Attorney General.
The Convention was characterized by it's
harmony and rapid transaction of bust
ness
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A fire occurred in Napoleonville, July
Goth, which was fortunately extinguished
at the building where it originated. The
Assumption Pioneer highly praises the
zeal and energy of the colored people for
their valuable services on that occasion.
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Notwithstanding the great cry about
the prohibition party in North Carolina,
every county in the State gave majority
against the prohibitiOnists, the majority
footing up over &C, 900 in the State.
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The Democratic convention Of Missis-
sippi, on the goth ballot, nominated Gen.
Robert Lowery, of Rankin county, for
Governor. The vote stood LOwery 126
Stone liz. G. d. Sands was nominated
for Lieutenant Governor on the first bal
1o%
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Mr.. Orville Grant, brother of General
Grant, who for some time has been an
inmate Of the insane asylum, in Morris
Plains, N. Y, died last Saturday.
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Guitesu spends his time in Jail by ex-
aiming the Bible to discover passages to
defend his hienous crime. He is prepar-
ing to conduct his own defense.
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The Shreveport Times, commenting on
the proposed establishment of o young
girls school in this city, by Mrs. A. Nc w.
Grain, pays this compliment to the talents
Of the lady:
We did not before know that the lady
mentioned had any idea ofleaving Shreve-
port, but can assure our Natchitoches
friends that she is thoroughly compe-
tent teacher. She has taught successfully
in this city for q number Of years, and is
no doubt induced to leave because of the
large number Of teachers here, and the
limited public school fund.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. }
Parish of NatchifOchea

~ VI lnUIslANA,
Parish of Natchitoches,
1t ia hereby ordered that a special Jury I've
drawn and summoned in accordance with
Act. No. 81, Of 1880, to I've composed of nine
competent Jurors for each of the lst and ID
weeks Of the October term of the District
Ieur l'an"', OF Natchitoches, for the trial
necessarily imprisonment at hard labor. or
death, and the Jury Commission. ia directed
10 draw said special Juries, and the Sheriff
10 summon the same. Said term Of the Dis.
October, 1881. :"
Done, ordered and signed in Chambers.
this 18th day of July, A. b., 1881.
(oigned) ID. PlERSON,
Judge, 18th District, La.
true copy.
s Giff tx: OFFICE, Natchitoches, L., July
JNO. A. BARLOW,
Deputy Clerk, ID. C..
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The members Of the Catholic Aid Society are
requested to attend the meeting which viii take
place at six o'clock this evening at the residence
streets 0".~"
full attendance Is expected a. business Of i'm.
portance will Oe brought before the meeting.
MRS. p. A. BUARD.
Preaident
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WHAT Ia THE MATrER@

Never, perhaps. in the history Of tn
United States has the criminal recor,
swelled to such huge proportions a. at th,
present time. Every newspaper is fillei
with crimes of the most hienous nature
murder, robberies, outlswry, and ever,
species of offense known in the decslopu,
OF human misdemeanors, and violation O.
human laws. Added to this are the con
slant recurring scenes Of Lynch law, som.
Of which rival in .atrocity the inhumar
fortunes prscticed on prisoners BY tn,
original aboriginees Of America. Their.
must be causes for such results. While
these facts stand ont in all their hideou.
deformity, and daily stain the pages Of
human history in this free country. the
reasoning mind naturally strives to dis
cover some underlying motive for such .
record.
Are the human race deteriorating in the
scale Of civilizationi Is it's barbar;c
element obtaining the mastery over peace.
order, and the power of the law abiding
strata Of society," Judging from the tone
Of the New Orleans press, that city has
fallen into the hands of the hoodlnms
the very worst types of the blool.thirsty
aud violent portion of society. plain
language is used to portray the hideous
deformity Of brutality that runs riot in
the Crescent City. 1t is intimsted TINT A
Vigilance Committee is necessary To blot
ont this foul excrescence on the fair name
Of that beautiful metropolis.
Has not the laxity with which the Law
y administered something to do with the
propagation Of 50 much crime and d;sor.
ier' Are not Judges on the bench and
lawyers At the bar, and jnries in the boxes |
"a some wise responsible for this outcrop. !
'lng Of the spirit Of reckless disregard Of
'oman life' Or, is it only one Of those
.etlodical ontburst Of the worst element.
:, .ne human family, which have 40 often
, I, anu disfgured the histories NJ
!, Il tae laws are efficiently administered
nen there Is no excuse for man tn 49,
'stlce into their own hands and S.s;So
aatters OF life and death, while nnda.
DO iron reign Of passion. praini;.s .n1
Sto. Whittier doc - NJ F'So qua
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Deputy Clerk, ID. &.
Proceedings ef Jury Commission.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Natchitoches,
18th District Court, Clerks Office. I
On Saturday, July 23d, 1881, the members
o. the Jury Commission met in the Clerks
Ofhce, ut Natchitoches, L., according to law.
"l," pursuant to an order of the Hon. ID. Pier
, Mem', s present: Joseph Henry, j. A.
S""nse rrr II Chas. A. Billiard, and
When Chas. A. Billiard, in presence of N.
other Commissioners present. nrocee,Iad 't to
open and draw from the general ven;r l.or "
one at time, the following named mersons
to serve az the Petit Jurors for the fst "nI
second weeks Of the October Term If tho
district Court, in and for the Parish Of mitch.
'toches, State Of Louisiana, to-wit:
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The localoption agony is over in Rapides
parish. The ante-prohibitionists carried
the parish by 13 majority, in total vote
Of 1863. Ward S If Natchitoches parish is
the next precinct TO be heard from. The
vote will he counted next Monday, and
then portion Of this abiding place Of
the great unterrifed" will have spoken,
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Meeting u the Members Of the
3rd Loaisiana lnlhntry,

On Wednesday, August 3rd, call was
made for the members of the Sd Louisiana
Infantry, resident in this parish, to meet
in this city, Saturday night, to take some
action with regard to sending delega-
ton to the exc Confederate reunion held
in Dallas, Texas, on last Wednesday, Au-
gust 10th, the twentieth anniversary Of
the battle of Oak Hills. This reunion
was composed Of the troops from Arkan-
sss, Louisiana, Missouri and Texas. who
participated in that stubbomly fought
battle.
Owing to the late date at which the
call was issued, and the distance many Of
the members resided from Natchitoches
the attendance was small.
lsstlsg q Ix.Csaledsrats seldlers.
NArcHlrocHEs, La, August 9Th, 1881.
In pursuance to . call previously made,
the following members of the Third Lou.
isaans Infantry, met in the Court House.
IN the city and parish of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, August 9Th, 1881, Ut 8 o'clock.
P. M: Col. d. Pierson, of Co. c.: Cant
L. Caspari, Col. w. w. Bressesle. Gil.
Iichel, .. A. Deblieux, Capt. w, E.
Russell, H. B. Walmsley, Thoo. Haller.
Of Companies I'D" and &c" and W. II
Tnnnard, Of Co. "K."
I'm motion of H. B. Walmsley. Col. u.
Plerson was selected - Chairman.
On motion Of L. Caspafi. w. II. Tun.
nard was elected Secretary.
Col. d. Pierson having sisniRel1 hi. in.
tention to be present ct the reunion:
On motion of L. Caspari, it Wa mani.
mously Resolved, that Col. D. Pearson ie
and he is hereby selected by the veterans
Of the ID Louisiana Infantry, resident in
tho parish of Natchitoches, TO represent
them ct the ox-COnfederste reunion in
Dallas Texas, on Wednesday, August
10th, 1881.
The following resolutions wero then |,
presented, and heartily endorsed:
BE 1t Resolved, That the crime of A.
'asslnatton 10 contrary not only to the ,
entiment Of an advanced christian civil
alton, but to the principles of our free /
epublicsn government, and We condemn | !
y attempt Of Gniteau TO aasassinate the /
resident OF the United States, - bru- {
q and cowardly oct, unprecedented in | i
be annals Of our national history. :
re 1t further Resolved, That to the .
Irickeu President Of the Union, We ton 5
q : nee, trne and heartfelt sympathy, :
Ais misfoFtuno, and express tbs hons
~ ~ may fully recover 70 usanillA Over =
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Succession Sale.

10y virtue Of an order and decree of the
- Hon. I'll" District Court in and for thu.
Parish Of Natchitmhrs. | will sell nj The
door Of til" Court House in the city of Natchi-
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NOTICE. TO SUBscRIBERs.-Remit in Drafts on
New Orleans Nstchitoches, or Post Office money
orders or If unable to obtain these, send money in
REGIsrERED letter. All money sent at the risk Of
the person renting. In event of Subscribers de.
string their addresses changed, send at once their
attention.
An business and news letters and telegraphic
dispatches, must BIO addressed TO '"rHR PEOPLES
VNDICATOR, NATCHITOCHEs, La
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Since the 4th Of March, the total amount
of savings by the reductions in the Mail
Service have been 81, 38l ,43.
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First Week.

- x"wery Emile Chevaler, .
b y nne cy, 1ranquilin Metoy cr,9
7, a. R b"ssier' &C Cosgrove,
G.S W.lIor . W. d. McCutchen, l
"'"'''
second Week.
Ward. w..,
j. J. Middleton. 2 Nv Jock ""'"'
u ISAAC Nc Msano'e, +. p. Breedlove, 6 L
u. W. McClend0n, Oscar ChoDin. 10
+. HUXLEY, &C. Phillips. 10
l.. n. McLaurin,
The members If tho Comm;.s;o,, , Al.
Clerk. then nlacei The b.i1o4s a''a, "au Tue
and drawn. in enveIon"s e,i "' ss"s. G"niet;
endorsed the same with thor S;",. st".ta anu
the wcsk r.s,s"t;,"i,, e." ." SS;sn"tares anu
' H." WICK , ,esNctNsly, ior which they were
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viously paid thereon, aud "" stakeholder shalt
have the right IL Vote M....: IL Il, FAULT.
SEC. d. An rules relative to the declaration "f
dividends or divisions Of profits AZ we'll the by
laws Of the Company, shall lie made by the
Boarut Of Directors but said rules and by laws
shall he subject to repeal, change or Modification
Company at their meeting.
SEC I. The don,iriIe III the Company shall liz
the city al Natchit"rbrs and citation shall '~
scrve. there on the President of the Company or
in his absence on the vice.rrcsi.lent
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TO the Members Of the Catholic Aid 50.
ciety.

JOHN LAPLACE, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1881-07-13
Periodicals, &c.

The Sunday Magazine for August is one
of the most interesting numbers yet issued
of this popular periodical. The leading
article, by George ]. Manson, "The Jews
in the Great Metropolis" will not fail to
attract particular attention; it is admirably
illustrated. Alfred H. Guernsey contributes
No. of The Crusades," treating of the
Rise and Decline of the Kingdom of Jeru-
salem. The illustrations are excellent.
"a Missionary Hero-Samuel Marsden,"
is replete with interest and information
there are fifteen illustrations. Corpus
Christi" is another finely illustrated arti-
Gle, and there are many others especially
noteworthy. The great serial story, "Out
of the World" by Mrs. Robert O'Reilly, is
continued, etc, etc. Single copy, 25 cents ::
So per annum. Address, Frank Leslie's
Publishing House, So, 55 and 81 Park
Place, New York.
Among the attractions of Harpe,'s Maga-
zine for August is paper, of a retrospect
tive characted, entitled "Then," written
by James Il. Fields during his last illness.
| The "reminiscences are general rather than
individual, and are such as will bring to
| the minds of Mr.. Fields contemporaries
many a familiar scene of thirty years ago.
The paper closes with the following para
graph: "Thent the summer mornings were
full of singing-birds, always waiting out
side our windows to help us begin the day
with happiness. Then flowers were born,
as if to accompany the birds in theil
benevolent mission. Then all our dreams
were pleasant imaginings, Arabian Nights
Entertainments, frolic visions ofuntrOubled
Joy. Then June was the longest and love
Iiest month in the calendar Then we
were never depressed by bad weather
Then headache had no lOdgment nearer
than our neighbours brain. Then persona
rheumatism was unknown to us. Ther
insomnia had not been invented, and W,
were not obliged to draw upon the apothe
cary for walls of sleep. Then we coulC
walk twenty miles day without fatigue
rere young"
Smyrna times., 1881-07-13

INCIDENTS OF THE PRESIDENTS SICK
RooM.-Mrs. Garfield is the only person,
except the doctors and nurses and General
Swain, who is allowed 10 enter the Presi-
dents room at will. Fhe other ladies,
wives of the Cabinet officers and intimate
friends, are permitted occasional visits to
the room, one or two at n time. When
eyer Mrs. Garfield goes into the room he
welcomes her with a smile, and she in
yariably speaks to him encOuragingly.
Commissioner Dudley, who is an init
mate friend when admitted TO the pFesi.
dents room was recognized and beck0ped
TO come to the bedside,
Dudley, am glad to ace yOu," was
the remark of the sick man. ~ know
you have come here to see Garfield, and
not the President"
Still addressing Mr.. Dudley, he said:
/ am very anxious to live, indeed, and,
| if necessary, / could let them cut off my
limb, inch by inch. Still, if have to die,
] am ready 10 go. Keep your courage
up
When the consultation had been con-
cluded she walked quickly to DIR. Agnew's
side, and, clasping his arm, said hurriedly
"My husband-Doctor-tel me ALL"
The physician replied evasively that he
hoped for the best.
dyes" answered Mrs. Garfield, "you
all speak in riddles but he will not die
he shall not dep
Then she retired from the room with hel
eyes filled with tears, and the assembled
company, who had overheard her remarks
shared keenly in her great grief.
When allowed to eat something mor'
solid than spoon victuals while his wifi
was performing the duty he looked up aht
said 10 her:
ST have fed you often. guess this !
the first time have been sick so as to b.
fed by you since our marliage.N
The wife replied by saying, ! You mus
tie silent,p and then impulsiveIy leane'
over and kissed him. His arms claspe'
her neck and DR. Reyburn came forwar
to say that such proceedings could not g
: on, they would not do, and to lead Mr.
, Garfield away. AT the door they wer'
met by Mrs DIR. Edison, who, seeing tear
in Mrs. Garfeld's eyes asked the reason,
4Ahl my fftendp she replied, "the
are tears OF JOY. He will live, know i
/ am sure of itnow.
Smyrna times., 1881-07-13
=. g. COOPER.
(COOPER'S BUILDINCl
Corner Main and Commerce Sts..
SM MYRNA, DEL.
Particulars and GeneraIities.

Thankful for the increased trade of $780, and hopeful for
that OF 1881 invite attention the following Specaes:
NO. Arrangements have been made with Of he arpst
carpet Houses IN New York by which sell anv Grade or
style OF Carpet from cheap Ingram to Body BnSscls in
any quantity at City Prices and have it ready for delivery in
THREE DAYS; Carpets made to order desired Call few
days III advance, look the Samples see the Exhbtor
ana suit yourself in Carpet About 100 Samples to select
from.
No. 2-Lades and Gents Kid Gloves as Good as Imvns
Cashmeres. l ~
No. 3-Those celebrated Que" Shirts of which sold So
many last year. W "
y No. 4-The Original Argosy Roller Susrender the best
Roller Suspender made.
No. BLANK Books and Stationery 1t is needless to say
that my Store is Head Quarters for these Goods Full Bound
and Half Bound Ledgers Day Books Record Books &c. all
Sizes and Styles are part of the Stock together with Memo
lamdum and Pass Books and thousand other minor art-
ces. Good Inks Speciality All below City Prices
NO. Ga fine line of Family and Pulpit Bibles all prices
No. BLANK Deeds Mortgages Bonds Marriage Certif-
Gates &C.. &C.
No. 8-Combs Brushes Soaps and other Toilet Articles
large assortment
No 9-The Perkins d House Non-Explosive Lamps
They cost more than Glass Lamps because much better
Buy them and your wives children and property from be-
ing burned up Absolutely safe
No. lO-DeN OeS Brilliant Oil to burn in the above or anv
other Coal Oil Lamp Do COMMON OILS
No ll-ROpes and TwineS for Hosting Fishing Plough
ing, Sewing all USES
No l2-DObbins Electric Soap Starch Polish and Fine
Super Tripe-Scented Toilet Soap.
No. l3-Canned Meats, Poultry, Fish, Vegetables and
Fruits
No. l4-Choice Hams whole or sliced. Dried Beef chip
ped or piece.
No. l5-Clover, Timothy, and other Field and Garden
Seeds in Season.
No. l6Tea Sets and Chamber Sets Of the best Granite
Ware. | sell very many Of these Sets and expect to sell
many more, because quality and price popular.
The above in front of the usual Full Stock of Dry
Goods Notions Carpets Oil Cloths Mattings Shades and
Fixtures Hosiery Table Linens and Crashes Umbrellas
School Books Blank Books Stationery, Bibles Hymnas
Poems Miscellaneous Books Albums China and Glassware
Stone and Eahenwae Flower Pots and Vases Fancy China
Goods Lamps and Lamp furnishings Cedar and Willow
Ware Ropes and Twnes, BlOOms and Brushes, Table and
Pocket Cutlery RazOrs and Shaving Materials, Combs and
Toilet Articles Fishing and Cunning Apparatus Shoe Fur
nshngs Fancy Soaps and ermery, Groceries, Provisions
Spices Canned Goods Pickles. Tobacco and Cigars Seeds,
Crackers and Cakes Soaps, Meats Fish, &c. &c, &C. The
different departments all kept lepenshed. READ THE
SPECIALS AGAIN, lsT, 3RD 9TH lOTH.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods Statesmen
prompt and accommodating. Customers will please report
any Errors Faults in Goods any lack of Courtesy the
6 part of Statesmen. Respectfully,