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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11
MEMS OF THE DAX.

Admiral Porter, who has been III at New
port, Il. l., Is rapidly recovering.
During the week ended Saturday evening
1i9 deaths were reported in Baltimore.
Forty persons were discharged from the
government printing office OH Saturday.
The seven convicted Chicago anarchists
have been sentenced to be hanged on De.
ccmher 3.
Gen. Joseph Alexis yhricb, the defender
Of Strasshurg during the Franco.Pruesian
war, is dead. He WAS born February Is,
lS02.
In = difficulty at the University of North
Carolina. at Chapel Hil!, n. c., on Saturday,
j. a. FroeZs, II student, was killed by re-
gro MAJ.
Tho Con- missioner Of Agriculture, 10 D
letter, says the cattle diEease at Chicago ih
undoubtedly pleuro pneumonia, but he is
unable 70 adopt effective measures for It's
Suppression.
III but ono of the licensed establishments
(: 10" selling 'iGGo: by the quart in Atlanta
nRvn no" been closed b5 expiration CT the
!iceassa, AID the iEst plaza is making for
tune for its proprietor,
The authorities at San francisco, CAL,
have seized 20,090 north of opium lust ar.
rived there fcom Hong Kong and Yoke
hama. and consigned In tho d.sulss Of tea
| 10 Chinese firm II that city.
Congressman Willis was bseten in The
primaries held in the Louisville district Eat.
urday TO determine whether he was to ba
his own successor. The victory is J.r:sly
| for the Courier Journal, which hes opposed
Mr. Willis for having republican reap
pointed postmaster of Loulhville, snd Tor
supporting the Blair education rcneme for
getting Southern education under federal
control. Mr.. Asher G. Carutb 10 to be his
successor.
HoA. :. 3. Cox, Minister TO Turkey, ar
| rived in New York yesterday. He eays
lis visit hnme is partially il consequences OF
important busineas connected with bis mis-
| sion, and about which he muRt consult the
President. He Gays he will be candidate for
re election:o Congress if bis old constituents
will nominate hin, but With reference to the
| talk Of making him democratic candidate fer
mayer Of the city he says that under no cir.
culnstaGcea would 10 accept the nomina-
tioa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Court OF Appeals, at Stanton, sd
jou!nea for the term last Friday.
Ir. Howard r. Bayne. formerly Of Rich
mcnd, bat now of New York City, sss or
Saturday appointed n commieslonsr OF Gssds
for the State OF Virginia.
Robert H. Marry, of he firn of r. Fl.
Maury & Co., bankers and stock exchange
brokers, of Richmond, died suddenly yes
terday afternoon at bis residence, aged
seventy.
Thomas Dudley, = farmer from Princes,
Anne county, was kicked IL thu SIDE BIZ q
mule which he was untitching e Norfolk
Oh Saturday and ,ii:d from thu effects of tie
blew few hours afterwards.
Several days last week Judge Hughes, Of
tbs I. =. Court for the Eastern di..ricr of
Virginia, heard argument in ths casa of T.
+. GocGe rs. The Virginia Buffalo L.rhia
Springs Company on amotion to dissolve the
Injunction awarded Colonel Goods restrain
ing tho Buffalo Springs Company from sell
ing the water Of these springs. On aatur.
Gay Judge Hughes rendered his decision
dlssolving the INDUCTION and directing the re-
celVcr 10 make report of his transactions.
Ia the S. Court in Richmond on Sat.
;1rday in tho csse of J. r. JONES' {csore;1) J,
former postm' stcr at 3oydton, charged
with abstrscting e registered latter ,icm lhs
mnil, the jury rendered verdict of not
guilty. Jones /. member Of the House of
Delegates from Mecklenburg county. Lat
winter, whila the Legislature was in session
g warrant was Issued for his arrest, bat he
claimed his exemption from arreGt under
the State laws, which provided that mon
Der Of the Legislature conld net ho arrested
for risdemeano7 during 8 session Of the
General Assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11
Eha ARci,O ri:s i'll Port.

New YORK, Oct. ia dispatch from St
johns, n. f., wa' received by Henderson
Brcs., the agents Of the Anchor line o.
steamers in this city, this morning. 1t
stated that the steamer Anchoria arrived in
that port st three o'clock this morning tina,
the passengers were well that the Miranda,
that left St. Johns yesterday in search of the
vessel, had missed her, and that the long
overdue steamer had sailed to within three
mla= OF the port, when she was towcd in By
q barber TUG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

AS THE Richnozd Dispotch hes at last
found wbers In ts OWE flsa to look for ac-
counts of matters of grsst laseIast 80 the
people of it's own city. it would have saved
itself much trouble sni the szpenss of q
columa OF competition, if i: had looked in
its issue Of February 18th. iusts.d of that of
the 23d, before it dspiad the GAzETTE's
statement thAt ths business mon
of Richmond had endorsed a boycott:
for in that issue is would hsrs saaa that q
COMMITTEES appointed By ala susiaess mon OF
Richmond, on which were ss-ae of the most
prominent representative kusiness men OF
that city met committees Of TIA nights OF Ia
Dor and Of the Typographical union, snd that
resolutiou.repsrtad By thatjoi coamitts the
contained the following words: That the
boycott against tbs Baughman Brothers
shall remain in force" IF that doesn't sus-
tain the statements that tho business men of
Richmond eadoresd soyoats, in the name
of common senss -has dcas ii ds2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

SOCIAL EQUALITY.-"Is Miss - at
home" inquired two Boston Knights ct
Labor, at a residence on Grace asreet, last
Friday night.
The lady of the house answered ths door
bell, her hush and having sons out te sHasd
vestry meeting.
"There Is no ono living hs.s by shat
name" replied the lady, Except eur sslered
servant girl. Do you vish to see h,r?'
Yes replied the two Knisht3, whe sre
reported IS having boen we'll dressed white
men. "Plesss tell nor We have Esessags br
her from frisnd OF hers ia Eostos"
Then come around to sha side ate, aad
| will tell hsr," replisd the lady.
The two men went around. Ths .crvsnt
was informed, and met thar st tia rate
They were Invited into the EsrtsRt's room,
whore thay remained FOX about So hosr.
When the gentleman OF tho hopse 70
turnsd, be heard tho laughing and taking
in bis ssrysntss room, and inquired Hha it
was. He VAS told that it was suo wbits
men from Boston, who had called CDoa the
servant.
Yesterday morning Lucy wss asksd aoout
it. She said that sevsrsl vssks ago shs met
coiorsd 'gemnun" fron Bo.ton, Eho was
visiting here With some exourAionists; that a
friendship spraug up b,tween thsm, and
whsn he returned to Boston he cer.esDonded
with her snd sent her papers; thas shesc
gentlemen called upon her ut his request.
These are facts which can ts unqusstion.
able substantsIed.- Richmond Whig.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11
ALEX ANDRI-A..
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II.

JUDGING FROM surface indications, there
is some fear among the democratic leaders
that the evident dissatisfaction among their
party, produced by the course pursued by
the administration, may be sufficient to
change enough Of the close districts TO give
the control of the noxt United States House
of Representatives to the republicans. For
the good of the country snd OF the party it
is hoped and trusted that this fear is utterly
unfounded While the dissatisfaction al
luded to is by 20 msans unnatural, to mani
fest it in the way indicated would not only
be silly and injurious, bat would be self
mputation Of the motives OF thces by whom
such an unfortunate result would be pro-
duced. All right thinking nsn who vote
the democratic ticket do no because they are
in favor of democratic principles and demo-
cratic policy, believing Shat shese principles
and that policy will redouad to the best in
terests of the country, and, therefore, Of ev-
cry man in it. True democracy is opposed
to sectionalism and the continuance of the
animosities of the war. and is in favor Of
justice to all and Of special favors to none.
The democratic party is the national party
the country, as opposed to chs republican
party, which only sxissa in one seosion, and
is therefore sectional party. 1t is in favor
Of a revenue instead Of 3 protective tariff in
order that the cost Of living may be reduced
and the surplus products Of the country
find q market abroad it 10 opposed to all
subsidies to mon opsly rsilrsad and steam
ship companies, to ell saApscarJ laws, to
every measure wsies will ret bsneft the
poor as we'll a. the rich; and ii 10 utterly op.
posed to @ civil servise watch, while nomi-
nally restricting the federal ofscss to that
class Of citizers whose educational advan-
tages enable them 10 stand CO.'S pstisiys ex.
nminations that tass tss qualification. OF
school masters, sad which eIcndes every
ex Confederate, enablez few IL authority
to appoint whomsosvsr tbsy choose, ard tc
retain the meat offsnsiv. republicans parti,
sans. The lonsr hozss c, Congress- is all
nat the democratic party COW has to do.
pend upon, ard for rssa calling themselves
democratic 10 vote to pus that branch OF the
Government also ID tie hA2ds of the
enemies OF tho party sasrsly te
rebuke the adninissrasiea shsy hslpst
to elect no malter low many it.
sins both 0! eomrsssias azd emission may
be, would tie 10 ia3las IzieTe,s injury tt
the country and 10 hriaz yell nerited
censure upon th~nse've aeS spprosri1m
upon the party to which they rrotasa to TO-
long.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

THE CoURT OF APPEALS AT SrAUyToH
FRIDAY (prlor to John r
Buckingham vs. J. NJ. Miner and others
Submitted on briefs.
Fl. E. Saith vs.. Waugh and others. Con
tinued.
Hartsook's administrators VS.. Crawford:
administrators. Continued.
Ogden vs. Brown. Continued.
Roulware VS.. Lewis. Removed to Rich.
mond.
Tucker vs.. fuckers curator. Submitted
on brief.
McLane vs. Harris. Writ of ceriiorar
awarded and continued.
Johnston's administrator vs. Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad. Continued.
Mays, Judge, ". Sperry and Others. Dig
missed for fsilure to print.
Rcsenberger VS.. Kellar's administrator.
Dismissed. Failed to print.
Broyles vs.. Keyser. Rule discharged aud
mandzmus refused.
Winner vs.. Winner. Reversed.
Scott and wife VI. Rowland. Reversed.
Wall vs.. Smiths administrator Reversed.
McAulien VI. Church. Rever sed
Poindexter vs.. Burwell. Reversed upoa
enc point with costs.
The case of Broyles VS.. K ;, ser, nr' Ell
above is similar to that of Roller W. Jof-
dan, noted ia Saturdays GAZETTE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

THE DEMOCRATS of tho Hartford district
in Connecticut havo inserted low tariff
plank in their platform. Connecticut is a
manufacturing State. And yet the demo
Gratis of an agricultural district in the agri
cultural State of Virginia have inserted a
protective tariff plank in their platform.
All the old isms that either originated or
and found ahorlve or Injurious in that sec.
ton, are now being taken up and adopted
by some people in the South, either too
preudiced or too i'll informed TO know what
is best for their own section.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11


CLUTEI1Us SEETENcED.-T. J. Cluverius
WA brought up from the Richmond Jail Sat
urday about2 o'clock, and taken before
Judge Thomas s. Atkins, Of the Hastings
Court, who was waiting to psss sentence
upon him. Not more than thirty persons
were present. in the court room at The time.
Judge Atkins said Thomas J. C!uyerius,
The supreme court having overrued your
application for q new tria! and affirmed the
judgment of this court OF Juus 10, 1885. it
becomes my duty TO fix day for the exccu.
ton of that judgment. Have you anything
to say?' Cluverius, who stood almost mo
tionless while the judge was speaking.
changed his attitude slightly when that
solemn question was put. lie was still the
same Merry man IS during the trial Not
culver could Be sseu ia the muscles Of his
face. He looked steadily al the court. NO.
SIR" be replied, aud then suddenly added,
Nothing but VIDA. I have eaid.n Judge
Atkins then sentenced him to be hanged on
the ION day of December next, between tbs
hours OF 8 a. u. ami 8 p. 10. He WAS then
returned TO jail. He sill be allowed the
same privileges heretofore accorded him
ny The jater His only chance now is with
the governor, who, it j. thought, will not
interfere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Mrs. H!SsLo1's SOOTHING SYRup, for chill.
dren teethng is the prescription Of ono of tho
oest female nursea and physicians in the United
states ard ass been used Tor forty years with
never ialiing success OF millions of mothers fer
its Talue is inealcula6le |: relieves The chilli
from pain, cures eyscntcry aui iiarrhpa, griping
IN the howes, and T'nd.coic. By giving hcalt5
70 the child 1t rests The mother. Price 25 cents =
oo'Sie' my5-1y1M,W&S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11
The Bulgarian e,;ec.ion

SOFIA, Sept. 1l.-Iu tho city elections for
members OF the Great Sobrarje to elect a
successor to Prince Alexander, all the gov.
ernmeut candidates have been successful.
NJ. Karaveloii, pro Russian, received but
90 votes out Of the 800 cast in lis district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, Oct l1.-Ihc stock market opened
strong, first prices generally showing advances
over the final figures OF Saturday ranging from
Is to X per cent. The general market was firm
in tho esrly dealings, and advances Of small Ior.
lions were established throughout the list. Tho
market afterwards reacted small fractions h,t -,
II o'clock was firm and advancing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

CHICAGO, Oca. ia special TO the
Times frora Mineral Psins, Wis, says: Burke
Fairchild, IN aged farner living about q
mile southwest of this city, last evening
shot his wife and afterward shot himself.
The wounds OF both are fatal. 1t is SUP.
posed that Fairchild was temporarily insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11
Attempt to Assassinate u Priest

PtTTsBURG, Pa., Oct. 1l.--Iutense excite.
nsnt prevails among the Polish residents of
tho south side over an alleged attempt by
some unknown person to shoot the Rev.
Father Mlskewitz, who presides over the
little Polish church at the head of 18th
street. Il occurred about IL O'Clock yester-
day, while the priest stood before the altar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

HE BLOOD WOULD RuS.-For FIVE years l WAS
great sufferer from Catarrh. My nostrils wore
so sonsive could not bear the least bit of dust
at times 50 bad the blood would run, and at NIGHT
| could hardly breathe, After trying man
things without benefit 1 used Ely's Cream Rain
am living witness OF its eiLcacy.-Peter Bruce
farmer Ithaca, N. 7. Easy to use, price so cnnts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11
w Gather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-A West India
hurricsne entered the Gulf Of Mexico Sat-
urdAy 1t moved in a nor:herly direction
and is now central south of Pensacola,
High winds and heavy rains are indicated
for the East Gulf r)r to day and on Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

Flour Is very quiet and receipts are liberal.
The Wheat markets continue tame and spiritcss,
with little or no speculative feeling shown by
dealers; none but strictly prime samples can lie
readily sold, and such grades are rarely fouu,;
among tho offerings, the bulk of the receipts il.
this market being more or less musty and contain:
moW-hurnt or sprOutcd grains; futures are lluc.
tuatlng IN narrow margins with q light volume
OF business reported. Com is steady. Rye and
Oats are without material change Butter is
scarce and active. Produce generally Is firm md
strong.
BALTIMoRE Oct. 11.-Cotton steady and dull !;
middling Oh Flour dull and lower for City
Mills; Howard street and Western super 81 Pa
90 DO extra 50 115a5 80; do family 50 75a
4 %: City Mills super 81 25a2 rs: do extra
- ooa3 10; do Rio brands 81 Bad GO; Pa
tapsco family 81 50; do speculative patcn!
% %. Wheat-Southcrn steady Western low
or and dull; Southern red S5aSI; do amber S6a
80: No Western winter red spot 9laeSO Nov
So'iaSl; Dec S"aS3h; Jan si5.aS5. Corn
Southern nominally steady Western easier. clos
ing dull; Southern white and yellow 5oa5l;
western mixed spat Id Il asked: Nov 13 l4ai375
Nov or Dec old or new Is5,..l37, Jan ilailrq;
steamer 42a42ie. Oats steady and quiet South.
crn and Penna 32a36; Western white 3Ia;i6;
do mixed 3la;'3. Rye firm at 55a5S. Hay quiet,
prime to choice Western S1Oa15. Provisions
steady and fairly active Mess Pork 81 80.
6ulk mcats-&houiders and clear rib sides packed
it4aS. Bacon shoulders Sac; clear rib sides : =:
mans 13'2al4 Lard-rafned s. Butter firm;
Western packed bal s creamery 33a30. Eggs
hrm at 2Oa21. Coffee dull Rio carsocs ordinA.
ny to fair 1U:.allt, Sugar >t.ady; 4 soft 81.
Whiskcy qucU at 81 :.3a1 -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

NEW foRK, Oct. / 1--Strcks active and weat
Money active at q Cotton duh : up!ands 9%e !;
Orleans 991G; futures steady. F!cur dull and
heavy. Wheat lover Corn lower. Pork dull
at - I5aS 10: mess dull at $40 25aI0 80. Lard
steady at Sc O5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

rheumatism. neuralgia, and govt are
spfs4,is cured by Salvation Oil, The great
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

CHICAGO, Oct. 1I.-Eov Wheat .15,a7iai.
Nov Corn 34',a35 Nov Oats 24Aa2la, Nov
Pork IS l2i2. Nov Lard So 90.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-29
CONVICTION,

tie county site, contains about
.i-;ht hundred inhabitants, n'td Is
tie best business point ii the par
sh, commanding much of the trade
,fboth St Tammarv anf Washing
to.. parishes. The mail from New
OsI.un arrives six times q week
ovefland from oII!eli, via til
NorIbaor.c.p Paiirpad
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-29
TERMS OF COURT.
State Of igh.e1uth Judicial
District Court.

In accordance with The petition cEth7
uunIbe of the lar 81 this district, 1t Is
erehy ordered that tie follow ing
changes be made IN tile terms Of Court:
That the terms of c. u I for tie parish
II Tangipahna shall hereafter commence
- follows: Jury tennis Sc nj Mon
LAY in January aud first Monday In
tune Court tGfms- fouIth Mondays
II April and November.
That the terms of court for the parish
If Livingston shall commence rs fol-
lows: Court teiHS- = cond Monday of
Mnicl, and OctcL.r. ,iuytnms Sound
Mai. lay CT April and iitst Monday of
Novc.ubsr
That the terms %! court fus .lie parisi,
If ST. Tammuny shall commence as fol-
lows: Jury tei1ns -r'"urii: Monday OF
March and third Monday OF October
eon., terms ir,. Moria. of March ami
thiri Monday Of june.
Washington Parrish Jury terms. tho
Fourth Mondays III January ai-d june.
Court terms->econd Monday in May
and first Monday in recenLer.
JAS. III THOMPSON.
Judge Eighteenth Judicial District.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Fourth Monday in February, and the
fpusih Monday in in y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-29
l% Send for Circulars. "a

NEW ga NJ LII a.
NM. HANOVER .........C APTAIS
t.. LANGHoFF. CLERK
I.EAvEs MIG.NLnuRa
On arrival of the cars from the
9ontchartrain depot, head of Elysinu
Fields street:
Trains.
Mondays and Thursdays for Man
devil!e, i.ewisiHrc, Madison
Vile and Ola Landing ....... l p. ".
Tuesday, Fril y ana Saturday.
for Vaudeville, T.awisbury and
MaliSonviiie. extending S.ttur-
day ; trip to Old Lending 1 T. II.
EXCUGSIo..s.
We 'nesdav. for Vaudeville aud
oId Landing. ... s 4. Il.
SUNDAY, for Vaudeville and Old
Landing ............ .......-. 4. =.
| Wednesday. for Vaudeville and
jacksonville. ....... !; p. NJ.
sunday, tor Mailsonville direct . p. N
RETURNING:
Leaves MadisonyilIe Monday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Sat
urady. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500. . \. y.
Leaves Old Landing, Tuesday
! and Friday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6 \. NJ.
| Leaves Old Ian ling, Wednesday
and SUNDAY excursions -..... ; P. N.
water and weather permitting"
RATS OF FARE.
To Vaudeville ... 81 90
10 M1dIsonyiiie-. ..'.--.-..... l 20
| 10 Old Landing .......... l ST.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-29
Miss Mary Kane VS.. Miss Phillo-
meme Guesnon.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Tam
many-Eighteenth Judicial District
Court.

BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
from the honorable aforesaid court, and
to me directed, bearing date May II,
1856, and numbered l523-
Twill proceed to sell at public auction,
ut the door OF the courthouse IN the
town of Covington, parish of st. Tam
many, La, on SATURDAY, the Sd
day of July, 1856, between legal
sale hours, the followin. described prop
erty, to-wlt:
Two certain lots Of groUn |. being and
lying in the town of Vaudeville, Parish
of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, in
the square bounded by or comprised
within Lake, Gerard. Claiborne AMI
Lafitte streets, and designated by letters
"a" and ''B, in plan made by Pile &
Murray, architects, on the 9Th day Of
April, 1870, and deposited0or reference
as plan No. So therein, in tho Office of
Alexander Emile Bienyenue, late notary
public in New Orleans, lot "A" forming
the corner of Lake and Laftte streets
measuring $50 feet front on Lake street
and as feet l inch and 3 lines in depth
between parallel lines and front on La
titte street; lot '.B, adjoining, measures
81 feet front on Lake street, by 245 feet
! inch and 3 lines in depth, between
parallel lines, the whole American meas
urc, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. all thspIhts and
advantages thereunto belongTS or in
anywise appertaining, and all tH:9 fur
niture and movnbleS thereon, as follows,
to-wit:
Seven Bedsteads, Nats.ssses, Bed
Springs, 8 Bed Tiestas, Tot Pillows and
Bolsters, 6 Armoirs, 4 Washs.ands,
Bowls and Pitchers, 2 Bureaus and
Looking Glasses, q Chairs. Fire
Screens and spittoons, Dining Tables,
l side Board, l large picture of St. Pat
rick, Round Table, Safe, Fly Fan,
common Tables, Washboards. wash
Kettle, r lot Crockery and Tinware, !
Basket, / Rocking Horse, lot Bottles,
5 wooden benches.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale. cash.
w. B. Cook. Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-29

Children Half Price.
Cotton. from Old Lending to New
ORLEANS. - cents per bale.
Freight received daily AT the Louis
vile and Nashville freight depot, head
of Giroi street.
For further information. apply to
r. BADOS, Covington. Ia.
Or to W. G.. COYLE,
No. IL C'rondelet street. New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-29

SOLID SILVER kEr WINDING WATCHES
"BroAdway.. Jewels .,..... so az
VIM. Etlery." IL jewels ....-..... II 20
SOLID SILVER SrEuNiSDEus.
STERLING. jewels -. 49,. II 80
.Wm. Ellery," II jewels .......... - ''tt
p. :. Brtlaft. /, jewels. -. u 30
lO-kARAT SoI1D GoLD SrGM-NISpi RS
Sterling. jewels ............ 80 ua
''Nm. Ellery." II jewels -. -. - 90
's% :. bartlett, II jewels . -. - Ca
II KARAT SOLID GoID STEM WEspEi S
.'~!er!Inr" jewels -. ....... Ia 90
'.Wm. EIlerv, IL Jewels. ......... - Ga
~ :. Bartlett" = jewels % 10
n,trnt Re ,nI,t5r ...... g. OF
IS k,HAr SOLID G0Lp SIEM-NI>DsRs
,'Sterlin-." jewels ............. % 90
'.Wm. Ellery." Ii jewsls. g. 90
p. ;. BARTLETT" l. jewels 81 20
''Applasor Tracy" adjusted -. 10 90
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-29

100000 IN prcse,,ts gieen
u,clg. Serl us ) cents postage aud ~
mail ,ou will get free a packas.. OF goods
OF large value, that will start tnu IN
work that will at once bring yon IN mon
ey faster than anything else IN America.
All about tine $500, O00 III presents with
each box. Agents wanted everywhere
OF either sex of all ages fer all the time,
OF spare time only, to work for us at
their own homes. Fortunes fer ali
workers absolutely assured. Don't delay.
II. HaIIErr L Co. Portland. Maine.