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I MOBBIS
Wholesale Dealer iu
ION AND DOMESTIC
:::zs, uaucs,
-ETC.
:ct c:
I
vol. r.
G. A. FULTON,
BLACKSMITH,
BlacktmithlBK und Ilort
' ALL MANNER OP
Machine and Boiler
Workdoneexpeditious and
skillfully.
action on
Mulberry street,
North of Washington avenue.
Greenruie, sov. t, isn-iy.
COAL! COAL
B6TI will deliver coal anywhere
in the city, by the wagon load, at
Eighty Cents a Box:
AT THB
In any quantities
YARD
at
75 Cents a Box.
cSTCoal Yard on Central avenue
near the Wharf-Boat.
J. M. WHITfciilltlj a tU.,
Bv H. B. Putnam. Agent.
nov21,,lul6-tf.
Alexander & Elliott,
v DEALERS IN
mm
AKD
MEDICINES,
Perramcrjr,Tllft Map, TMth rw
dcra. Hair Bnuhea, Ttttk
Brashes, PaffBraateea.
WASHINGTON AVENUE,
oksesviixx. mis.
nichl3-82.
ELI BUTLER,
SILVEBBMITII,
)
OREKNVIM.E, MISS.
Ti ESPECTFULL Y Informs the
H public that he Is prepared to re
pair Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
In the most perfect manner, guar
anteeing satisfaction in an cases.
August 27, 180-qr
J. LEMIDLD,
Dealer In
Flour, Daoon, Lard,
Meal, Corn, Bugar,'Coflce,
HolfMseB, Tobacco,
Tin and Wooden Ware,
Shoes'cSt Dry-goodo
NOTIONS,
CROCKERY,
Jug and Glass Ware.
TnucoTonE.
A. 13. FINLAY Ac CO.
DKAI.EBS IN
DRUGS
and
IIEDICniEG,
PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS,
Paints. Oils. Dres, Ias
ALSO
SODA AHD IiniEIlAL
WATERS
On Draught and In Bottles.
Corner Wastilncton Avenne and
Hulberrv streets,
Fob 6-69. GREENVILLE
E. ENOS
DtALKR IN
Panily Groceries
Ooafoctionrica,
CANED-FRU1TS,
PiCKLfcS & PKESEKV c.at
WINE3 & LIQUORS,
, TOBACCO & CIGARS.
Also at my bar
NICEST DRINKS
are mixed by persons who know
exactly how they should be prepar
ed. Also are kept on hand.
HAVANA CIGARS,"
of the richest fragrance. To those
who desire a queit Saloon, good
Drinks, and fine Cigars, we say,
Try ay Caloca,
On Mulberry Street.
Greenville, Mlsr'tsippl,
July 6th, 1873-tf.
M. MORRIS
UlitlR IX
mn
GREE?mLLE, WASHINGTON CO.,
Insurance Agency.
POLICIES OF INSURANCE
can be obtained, upon all classes
of property in the Planters of
Mississippi, and the Liverpool
.nil FiaiiiIaii Anil ftlMiA TnanrnnrA
Companies, at the office of theNew Hampshire, and at the same
nndersiencd agent; my ample
facilities Tor 1UYU INSU
RANCE are specially recom
medded to shippers of cotton.
w-. . . ,
lusts taiton upon aweiungs,
Oat-houses, stores, stocks ol
merchandize, gin houses, cotton
in press and in store, barns,
stables, 4c, either in city or
county, at rates as low as can bo
afforded under a gnar&ntco of
CERTAIN INDEMNITY.
All losses adjusted and paid
hore.
Also agent for the "Old and
Beliablo New York Life Insur
ance company:
(Capital thirteen million.)
Apply to
S. IT. FERGUSON.
FOR CHEAP GOODS
a
CO
-x-GO TO -
Lengstleld i Everman
IN THEIR
Cried Storebonse
ON'
IXulbcrry Otreet.
HAS ON HAND
Old Redman Bourbon,
Old McGregor Bourbon,
Old John S. Hindo Bourbon,
. Ola Melrose Jiouruon,
Sherry Amoroso,
Burgundy Claret,
Rhine Wine,
French Wine,
Genuine imported wines,
Genuine imported Gin,
Imported Irish and Scotch
Whiskey,
Old Apple and Peach Brandy,
Genuine French Brifndy,
Isaac Cook's Imperial Cham'
pagne, and the celebrated Milwau
kee Lager Beer;
I Invito all to giro mo a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as I am
confident that I can satisfy the
most fastidious.
Druggists will do well by trad,
lug with me a my liquors tor me
ilical purposes can't bo surpass,
ed.
REFUGE SALQOM.
TTAVINO Now fitted up ana turn-
AX isnea my eaioon, in tiie
Large Two Story Building,
' ON
MULBERRY STREET,
' UNDER THI
Refuga Club Rooms.
I ROW
SOLICIT the PUBLIC PATRONAQ
NONE
FRESH
V
but ins
Beer
DEST 5
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ON
KEPT.
des3
1. r r:
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till
Messrs. Corioi and Lanar ti Sew
UaapsUre.
Fion the Jaekeoa t'lsrion.
Borne of our exchanges say that
Messrs. Gordon and Lamar did
harm by airing their eloquence In
time they claim a Democratic vic
tory in that State. This reasoning
looks a little illogical. At any rate
we think the press Is doing them
an injustice. They visited New
Hampshire at the invitation of
prominent Democrats of that State.
We have no doubt Messrs. Gordon
and Lamar accomplished good by
tbeir visit. Of course the radicals
attempted to neutralize their ef
forts, but as long as we gained one
Congressman, we see no reason to
complain. Vicksburg Monitor.
This Is a fair criticism on the in
v dlous comments that have been
made ou Messrs. Lamar & Gordon's
visit to New Hampshire. It is rea
sonable to suppose that the Demo
cratic Executive Committee of New
Hampshire were better posted as
to the requirements of their cause
than newspaper writers more than
thousand miles away. And it
seems that the committee did not
err in their calculation of the good
that would result from the speeches
of these distinguished statesmen
and orators of the South. Unfor
tunately for our cause they reached
the State only two days before the
election. Now mark what follow
ed. It is related by a Now Hamp
shire correspondent of the Philadel
phia Times (Independent) :
" The election returns show that
wherever Generals Gordon and
Lamar spoke the Democrats made
unprecedented gains. Bo it seems
that the New England mind is not
to be Influenced by appeals to their
passions so much as by arguments
addressed to their understanding."
Of thesespeeches the Springfield
Republican, a very influential Lib
eral Republican paper, says that
they made votes for the Demo
cratic candidates is probable;
and it argues that they did a high
er work In removing false impres
sions which had been made on the
Northern mind by political parti
sans who live on tho sectional agl
tation which Is kept up at the ex
pense of the South. -
The effect produced ou the elec
tion by their speeches is thus de
scribed by the Washington City
Herald (Democratic) :
"If the sincere and eloquent
words of these honest and earnest
men pleading for peace and good
will between the sections could
have betn listened to by every vo
ter in the Granite State, the result
must have been, we firmly believe,
an overwhelming conservative tri
umph. In the District where their
addresses were made a Deinoeratie
Congressman was chosen, although
it has hitherto been represented by
a Republican."
This simple announcement of the
practical efiect of the visit of our
distinguished Southern Represent
atives speaks its own eloquent vln
dication of tbeir addresses and of
the wisdom and generous lusplra
tlon of the committee under whose
auspices they were delivered.
Take Care of the laments.
From tho Cincinnati Commercial,
The President, that is, U. 8
Grant, appointed Honorable D. P.
Lowe, ex member of Congress
from Kansas, to the important po
sition of Commissioner of Pen
sions. mat appointment was
withdrawn, and tho snuio gcutle
man nominated as Chief Justice
of Utah, which nomination has
been confirmed by tho Senate
Chief Justice Lowe was formerly
a Cincinnatian, and Judge of our
Police Court, Therefore tho bos-
oms of all true Cinciunatlaus will
swell with pride because Lowe is
Chief Justice. It in very proper
that this swelling should take
place, and we do not desire to seo
it go down iu any measurable de
gree. Therefore it is that we ap
pend the stationery account of
Hon. P. P. Lowe, Chief Justice of
Utah, while he was an M. C. of
the United States:
Hon. D. P. Lows, Bspmmutiv District
f Kuui, for Stationary, As. Dr.
76 lbs tea $100 00
72 lbs sugar 98 08
218 lbs granulated sugar . 80 52
1 box lemons
2 " lemons
625 lbs granulated sugar
9 boxes lemons
884 lbs sugar
Si lbs castlle soap
O dozen stay laces
6 boxos logons
29 lbs tea .
fi3 lis irf ,
6 00
12 00
63 00
64 00
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MISS., SATURDAY, ArRIL :S, 187.1.
Is It Beeaose They Do Xot Dare!
The pfosceution furnUhsd the
tragedy; the defence is now put
tiug iu the comedy. At present
they have a young and pretty sou
brctte on the boards, who simpers
and gossips in a style that would
drive a French maid mad with
envy, aud narrates with unaffected
delight the conquests she made of
her libidinous master and his at
tempts to ruiu her. But one month
of fun is too much, and tho people
arc slightly weary of it. It is time
we had souicthiug mom dramatic.
There is a probability of the
play bciug spoiled by spinning the
thread too flue. Tho public's
nerves hare been composed, and
it wants to be startled again.
Whv not, therefore, produce the
other great actor, Mr. Becchrr
himself ? There is a danger that
this person, who Is slightly inter
ested in the issue, may bo lost sight
of altogether iu following Tilton
on his lecture tours, in his mid
night forage ou his parlor pictures
and his ludicrous search for soft
conches in the early hours of the
morning.
We ore finding out everything
about everybody except Bccclier.
His counsel aud witnesses seem to
have adopted the shrewd trick of
the younger Wcllcr, who, when
the Judge asked him If he saw his
father, looked straight up to the
coiling and replied that he did not.
So, in this case, tho defendant's
lawyers are calling everybody's
attention to Theodore Tilton, and
keepiug Henry Ward Bccchcr in
tho dim back ground. Why not
put him ou the witness stand ? Is
it because they do not dare ?
Beveral passengers on the lower
Mississippi were attracted by the
alligators basking In the sunshine.
"Are they amphibious, Captain ?"
asked a looker on. "Amphibious,
thunder I" answered the enthiisl
astlc officer, "they'll eat a hog a
minute."
"Herbert," said a perplexed mo
ther, "why Is it that you're not a
better boy ? "Well," said the lit
tle fellow, soberly, looking up Into
her face with his honest blue eyes,
"I suppose the real reason Is that
I don't want to be 1" We think
the child gave the real reason why
all of us, big as well as little, arc
not better than we are.
The charge that Botkln, of the
Milwaukee Sentinel, has to pull on
his undershirt from below on ac
count of the slue of bis ears, Is a
base invention. We've known Bot.
over twenty-one years, have slept
with him a great many times, and
we know that ids ears are flexible.
In cold weather we used to uso the
off otio for au extra quilt. Cincin
nati Times.
YOU CAN'T
WITHOUT MULES.
I havo a lot of very fine young
ones lor sale on reasonable Torino
WM. MARSHALL.
Greenville, March 27, 187S
Attention JTax Payers,
7 1-2 Cent Lcvec Tax.
List of lands in Washington
county llablo to tho above tax, is
now in inv hands lor collection.
If not paid on or before tho 2d
Monday in April, 1875, tho same
will be sold ror saia tax.
O.WINSLOW,
inarch 27, 187S-8t Collector,
r?vashhigtnnj avemrerr
HIT back two hundred mid thirty
r J " s'. w. FERGUSON
fob 27,'75-n30.j ' Special Com'r,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Washington County. ,
liancery Court, January term 1S75
I R Wilson, et. ol. Trustees,
iO. vs 'I
Oeorgte Blunton, et.'ftl. J 1
o Ida Blauton, Louisville, Ken
tucky, minor defendant herein.
tTOU are hereby cited to be and
1. appear before our Chancery
urt at the next regular term
.ereof, to be holden at the Court
juse In the town of Greenville, on
fee 4th IZo&day In April IText,
lulng, the'n und there to plead,
wer or demur to complaluant's
j.wtfc- -" .
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,)
Wathlngton County. )
U Clrcu
Circuit Court In Vacation
3 IT KAY CCXCSSXI
In conformity with the provi
sions of an Act of the Legislature
of Mississippi eutlUed "An Act to
require certain public officer to
furnish their own stationary, and
for other porno"." sporoved
March 6, lL Notice Is I erehy
rven, in t'- w;r the
rf s-ld Ac to all
t ' '.if 'H U t' t rnd.
t i i the
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If ATII AX & POHIi
MAIS ETBEET,
Greenville, - - Mississippi.
BRANCH OF
NATHAN BB08.,
221 and 221 Walnut Bt.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Wholesale and Retail
rvEALEUS in foreign and
do-
XJ
mestic Liquors, Wiucs, Porter,
AIo; Cigars, Pipes, Ac., 5co.
XITE call especial attention to our
' well selected stock of
Old Kentucky Bourbon
WHISKY,
DHiXE, Port, Sherry and Ma
" doira Wines; Guiuusses' Por
ter. Bass and McKwan A!o;lS61
Old Lagarde Brandy, Old Hollaud
Giu.
Select brands of
Cfcevrhg and Smolda? Tobaccos-
IkWMrJV-l-uU.
NOTICE
TO OTOES OF LANDS FOE-
FEITSD FOB TAXES.
OnVe of Auilltnr of TuMie Amounts, 1
Jackum, Him., Muvh W, IsTi (
T) Y an Act of the Legislature, np-
es on lands held aud sold to the
Mate for taxes, aro ubated prior to
tho year 1874. The former owners
can now redeem their lands from
tho Sheriff of tho county, by pay
ing the taxes of 1874. Nodamugos
aro chargeable until after the 1st
of Apr.l, and then only five per
cent., until the day of sale, which
is nxeu on the second Monday or
May. 1875. All lands not redeem
ed will be advertised and sold for
taxes of 1871, and In tho Levco dis
tricts, fur the Levee taxes for said
year. After sale, the hinds are sub
ject to the equity of rodoinptloii for
twelve mounts, witu damages at
the rate of 25 per ceut. per annum,
as fixed by law.
All titnte taxes can bo paid lu
Statu warrants.
W. H. OIBBH,
mcli27,'75. Ainlitor of Public Aocjimts.
NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
Npecinl Taxes.
MAT 1, 1875, TO APRIL 30, 1876.
The Revised Statutes of the U. 8.,
Sections 8237, 32:W, and 82.')!),
reiiulre every person eni;nired in tiny
business avouatlou, or employment
wiucn rentiers nun uaom to asi'K-
ctAi, Tax, to pkocuhb and piace
CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS KSTAU-
LISKMENT OH PLAC'H Ol' BliStNKSS
a stamp denoting the payment of
the special Tnx rear beginning
May 1, 1873. before commencing or
continuing business after April 30,
i87o.
Tho Taxes embraced within the
provisions of tho I, a w above quoted
are the following, viz :
Rectifiers... ., $200 00
Dealers, retail llmior 25 00
Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 00
Dealers hi malt liquors,
Wholesale : 50 00
Dealers iu malt liquors, retail 20 00
Dealers in leaf tobacco 25 00
Retaildcolers In loaf tobacco &M) 00
And on sales of over $1,000 fifty
cents for every dollar in excess of
$1,000
Dealers In manufactur
ed tobacco.'. $ 5 00
Manufacturers of stills 60 00
And for each still
manufactured 20 00
And for each worm
manufactured 20 00
Manufacturers of tobacco 10 00
Manufacturers of cigars 10 00
Peddlers of tobacco, first class
(more than two horses or other
animals) .' $50 00
Peddlers of tobacco, second class,
(two horses or other ani
mals) $25 00
Peddlers ol tobacco, third cuss
(one horsoor other animal) $13 00
Peddlers of tobacco, rourth class,
(on foot or public convey
ance) $10 00
lirewers or less man ouu bar
rels $50 00
Brewers of 500 barrels or
more 100 00
Any person so liable, who shall
fail to coniblv with the foietroitiK
requirement will be subject to so
vero penalties,
i'ersons or f irms name to pay
any of the Spocial Taxes named
above must apply to M. Shaugh-
nessy, Collector or internal itove-
ii no 1st Ull. jaeusou, miss,, aim
ay fbr and procure the special 'lax
lamps ttioy neeu, prior k iuy ibi.
m, and WITHOUT FURTlIKU
OTICK. .
J. W. DOUGLAS,
Commlulaner of Infernal Revenue.
lflCE OF INTERNAL BBVENUB,
Washington I. C. , Kcb. lti 1876.
icb.27, '75-84.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Issaquena County, .
Circuit Court In Vacation.
To whom it may concerns
al In conlormity with tlio provis-
cftons of an act of tho Ijcifislaturo
of Mississippi, entitled "An Aet
to require certain public officers
to 'furnish their own stationery,
and for other purposes," approved
March it 1875Notico is horoby
given, in ;i::!,,.'1',nce with Uib4th
section of said act, to all plain
tills, that all cases now pending iu
said Court upon which tho costs
are not paid, will bo dismissed, as
required by said act, uulcss the
costs arc paid within thirty days
from tho date of this notice.
By order of the Honorable
C. C. HHACKWSFOllD,
Jniltrc llih Judicial Dlstrlut
March 27, 1875-ai
)ArDi:2PAiNTi:o
VJTJ FOUI4HE.
J. L '.f 'Mi-
IV o. its.
STEAM PLANING WORK
SAW AND GRIST MILL,
Urrcuville, Miss.
XT B- JOHNSON A CO.,
Contratnre, Builders, Ac,
roMpectfully inform the public that
through the agency of the above
works, we are prepared to compete
with builder iu any part of the
country for the construction of
houses or bridges, and guarantee
satisfaction lu prices and quality ot
worK. iiur
LUMBER YARD
inOreenville Is now well stocked
with choice varieties of soaaoned
I'lNE AND CYPRESS,
whieh we oiler at reasonable prices.
Plans and speciiloatlons for hous
es furnished ou application.
UNDBRTAKEE,
A supply of both
tletalllc and Wooden Cases
1
of all siscs constantly kept on
hand.
Our Wood Cofllns era got up In
imitation of Metaltcs, and look full
as well. Cost from $1(1 to $10, ac
cording to size aud trimming.
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TIN, COPPER,
AND "
Whoot Iroii-Woker.
Gattoriue, Spoatiug and
WELL-DHIVI1TG
Done on short notice.
ALSO DEALERS IN !
Cooking and heating stoves
ttoJ-W e Keep on nana uu ariicies
generally found In a first-class
Tinr-HHOP.
Cush paid for old Brass, Copper,
Lead and Iron.
WASHINGTON STREET,
Bet. Mulberry and Locust,
sept. 10. '74. 'I'
SALOON!
KENNEDY & HANWAY.
Bestol
WINES $ LIQUORS,
Pure Havana Cigars,
California Wines.
Laser Beer. Etc.
oc0 Mam Btreut.Greoiivllle, Miss.
Doot and Shoemaker
I have just returned from New Or
leans ana nave a nuo ioioi
Leather. Calf a d Morocco,
I1IAVI3 also employed three ex
celleiitjourncyiuen, and am now
prepared to fill all orders
With Dlspalrh.
Shop on Main St., Corner Walnut.
rsov. ini, isii. Li. uarr au
L VVILCZIHSKI & CO
bGALlsRS I!
Sry Goods
GltOCEIlllSB,
BOOTS and SHOES,
AKD CAPS,
AND
Plantation Unpolled.
sept. 6, 1874.1 ( Oil Main Struct.
JUST KECEIVED-100 bales
CWOlK HA.Y
FIRTH If MOUTOX.
March 6, 1875.
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F. VALUAST,
ATTOHP.EYATLAW
CREEXVILLE, MISS.
Practice in Washington and Ta
diifiia tHmnties. ami iu the I'uittd
States Courts at Jacksu. ap2:t
CtliS. W. CLAGEE. JOIIS W. SUIIOOS -
I'LAKKC k SHIELDS,
ATTOKNEV AT LAW
Ou Waluut street, near the Courts
House Greenville, Miss.
W. A. IIAYCKAFT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
UREESVILLE, - . - MISS.
Bakos the p.ivuient of taxes, reilemp
tiou, oak aud leasing of laatLs
loc!alitr.
W. A. FKKCY. W. O. YKKOERs
Percy A Merger,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Greenville, Miss.
W. K. K1U(. P. X. BUCKKEK
TltlOO AcIILTCKIVKItj-
ATrORSEYS ATLAW,
Greenville........ Miss.
Odlce lu Batik Building, Maid ntK
up-stalrs.
g W. 1'EKGUSOX,
ATTOllAK AT UH,
WILL PRACTICK in the Conrta
of Tunica, Couhoiua, Itolivar,
Washitiiiton and Issuniiuua Counties,
aud attend to tho uh, piH'chase and
luiuitig ot ilautatiuns aim payiuont o
taxes. . -
W. U. I'hiliia. JimIius Skinner,
P1ic1ih & tlltliiiier,
ATTORNEYS AT LAfW
Orcenvllle, 5II.
K2rVlU practice in tho U. B.
Courts, Supremo Court and the.
Courts or Washington, Bolivar and
Suutlowcr Counties. oct. 3.'71.
r. A. IIOXTUOMKHY.
. U. HOOKS,
MONTGOMERY & M0023,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Rivkkto.v, Bolivar county, Misk
W. 8. FARISH, ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
MAYKK3VILI.E,
iMiiqtu-nn t'onnty, IWIvtlulppI,
October 8,'74-u0.
ll. II. LOMBARD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,.
LEOTA, MIPS.
WILL practice iu all the court
of Washington aud. Issuquu-.
na counties. Hpcclnl attention giv
en to the collection of claims, with
or Without suit. , fobliJ-n28v
Dit, N. C, Skinner,
OfFKllS ins
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
TO TIIK -
Citizens of Greenville
ANI TttK
County at Lftrgo.
-:o
OFI'tCB at
Street.
hls dwelling on Main
may 23, 1871.
jyil, i. L. YOUNG,
DENTIST.
Having located in Greenville,
respectfully iulVn'ins tho citizens
thereof and surrounding country
t hat ho is prepared to attend to all
the duties appertaining to his pro.
tension. Those favoring him with
their patronage may rest assured
that their work will lie tlono in tho
most thorough and sklllfulmauncr-.
nod none but tho best of materials
used.
Ollico at the rcsideuce of W. B
Whcatloy, near tho Court House,
Parties desiring to be visited at
their residences in the country,
will lcavo word at tho offlco or at
Finlay's Drug Store, octl7-6m,
Worthington, Buckner & Co
BANKERS,
GREENVILLE, MISSISSIfPI.
Transact a General
Banking Business,
Collections made and proceeds
remitted, on day reeelved
CBuy and soil ou commissions
all kinds Bonds, Scrip and war
rants. . meh 22, 1873.
e. virmi,
CABINET ZIAUDH
AND .
UPIIOJUX10HJI " ;
1 (r-I)KALEB I
ALL kinds of Faraitnre, Mattrcssca
c, Special attention paid to al)
k imls of topai i s, all kinds of MattTcstJ
os made to order. . " W .
Locust St. between Washington Av.
and Main
OliEENVILLB, MIS8.
riloh 1, 1873-6m. , .
Livery & Sale StAlo,
AND
FEED OTOrJ2.
"
THE unlursi);ned hereby annottnes
to tho public, that the bare ta.
kuu sliaigo of their
STABLE
ON WASHINGTON AVENUE,
Best of attention given to au
DTOCX2
' ENTRUS TKD TO THEM.
OTOCK for sale on baud constant
CJ ly. "V . V;, .
ALSO
Corn, Htiy, Oats, aui Crjta
Public patronage Is
respectfully solicited.
mob 29, 1878.
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