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5GO Miles
OF THE
1eO Miles
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARR NV COMPLETED

The riqn P.e esioa4 COMPANY have S3 oassr - q r,
road ~ TIE lsi eg..-ea m.S s1 t; , k VIZ , am.
energy ull completed The Western Division beng puzzled Tal4y
sai i.a expected iIp% sa ha " ''
THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE
+ sP p 81 r NJ e fSi has EF
SER AND MORE IABoRRRs ARE now EMPLoIED UPON II
THAN EVER BEFORE More than
FORTY MILLION DOLLARS IN MONEY
already expended By the two powerful companies that have
undertaken the enterprise and there no lack Of funds for is most
Ire Union Pscisc COMPANY therefore their First Morg Bonds
the public with tie assurance shat they represent the largest and most
bonds safer tile second Are Ihey Proia
l. The early completion ofhe whole line certain any future
The Union Pacific Railroad bonds are issued upor promise, 70
he o. tie most pgoab He Of railroad The country For man
iinS StIout eopetior n can MAINTAIN muueratiye rates
The net earnings Of the sections already finished are %aI hnIs
sections, and m the road ba the part s!Fely
completed would not only pay interest aud expenses oa' be hAoe 10
The Uliou Pacific Railroad Bond. be issued only tho roi
progresses therefore the market unless they repre-
granted the United states Government aud for
len security. This upon the trst 81 miles west om
Tie fct that the United State. Government second len
road builders Of The country already paid S5o0o upon hs
(which them tLrd heH well inspire confidence IN
Although claimed that there be better securities
,SSh Pon,W as t 10 rSs: these borsS seeane greater
interest ,,,...,.,
As Pacific Railroad offered Tor Inc pfcAt ~
o. cents on tie dollar tue cheapest %
r the EarAs being mort ital 10 per cent less Than OI S
q AT the current rate Of premium on gold, they pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS whose prncpa amply prO'iisd
thoroughly secured, must be essi s'as
the safest Investments They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,
and are offered NINETY CENTS on TIE DOLLAR
and accrued Per Cent Currency from july o.
Subscriptions will be received New loA a. the COMPANY O''
No ~ NAssausi., and by -. ,,,,-,. =. 49,.
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK NO Ni,'inst'
4 % ~.
John =. CISCO son. Banker No - W AT st.
advertised Agents throughout TIE nied na
Rrpiauces drafts other funds par New
paNpUFT AID MAP showing the Progress OF the hork Resources
far Construction bends be obtained al the CompanIs
Oc,s or Of Agents VIII b cent n % anpA0h
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasun,r
g. 1867 S-s-iorf.
China, Glass, Chandeliers, Fine silver and Plated
Ware.
BRoyZEs CLOCKS VASES, AND FANCY GOODS
prST orsLTY PARIS GRANITE DINNER SETS l pieces SO %
nE5R ,TEn AID cir FRENCH CHINA TIA SITS, pei, II IS
bIC0RAID FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, ls pieces from rs Q"
sutn upward. .,aoo, 9, a..
SlS az CrT CLASS Diamond Pattern, o. q 70
GOBLETS 4 doL. H2f CUT OObLkIS q d0l -
CHAMPAGNE AID WINE CLASSES m propoiItlo9..-, ~
Nos. ass. 400. ard 492 Broadway corner Of BrooHest
,Io,Ies WTiurerg Of promptly repaired Des sup
fHOWNNG p CourGsitt, lopoosse hsesAu's hols
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sluIititaI 0Otit,s.

49,.
second District Union Republican school Conyen-
foue Delicate. tbs on 9 meet HUNKS Hotel NO.
"a Crsni oa THIS ndal EVENING O'Clock to nominate
clincd. CHARLES D elhONSi Nns'"'A-
JosEPH ?. JAEBUE, ssGetarv. "
Grand Mass Meeiing of irish soldiers Of the late
take action relation the unjust aud caifasoas Imprisonment "i
Amer can citizens by British Government ... - ..,.
Can't p J. CONDOR. Gen. JOHN II. GLEkSONr Ger bENiS
BfRKE Can't MORGAN DOHfNl, Capt JOHN NCfkNI Capt.
JANIS w MEAGHER, Capt DANIEL MlkkAs, Committee
An JpImcnse Reduction In the Price OF Clothing.
READY MADE ORDkkA clearing out OF READY hADb
SToaK Iftho price make offer, cash down. At
MCXISLBYS No. SO Broadway. corner Prize 81
THE Republican Electors Of the Eighth Assembly Dis
,ricf Voe principles secondary 10 their success a. parry.
80 Who rscogs SALMON p CHASE aud REUBEN fBSION
tc stporen those principles requested % meet az ahAs
IJstl 10 Grandst FRIDAY kNENlN1 NOV ~ AZ coe
Perley, SamL A Roberts DaFi..
I. J. OBren, JOS Bagot Michs Neyie Matthew DAYS. SAml
Cool Grove Henry Cay Farmer WA ard George murphy
Twentieth District Union Republican Association--
An adjourned ding viii he held THIS tnday ~ kNiNG at 4
m Dngleens" rhdaye between aia en Sifteta Sta
JoHN FLaGLER Secretary :. W. 01LYEh IIes-lent
Regular Union Republican Nomination,
I8rH " ARD-l4rH AIDERMANIC DISTRICT
FOR ALDERMAN,
THOMAS STEVENSON
Union Republican Candidate
FOR MAYOR
WILLIAM A. DARLING
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The

Tho
NATIONAL TRUST co.
OF THE CITY or NETWORK.
NO s36 BROADWAY
CAPITAL,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANGAd Presid,qt
HENRY c. CARTBE First Vice President
BARNET l.. SOLOMON, Second Vic. President
JAMES MERRILL, Secre;,ry
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Iron Our Special Correspondent

POFE-TIIE FRENCH POLICE-IORMEE VIEWS
OF LOUIS NAPOLEON ON THE ROMAN CUES
TION.
Iron Special Correspondent
PARIS, Nov. 8, 1867.
Garibaldi having been temporarily defeated
by the combined military diplomatic and spiritual forces
OF France Italy, and Rome; Victor Emmanuel. eX-Re
Gala,,hOnO having abdcated in favor of himself as
French viceroy Louis Napoleon having pracced with
30 complete success his favOrte doctrines of Nation
Atics" Nonintervention," ana Of "AggOmerations,
g. currently reported since yesterday that the French
army OF occupation win all be withdrawn from Rome be-
fore the meeting the Legislature and currently denied
The intermediate version that the garrison and poI-
zion of the fleet VIII be kept at Ciyits Vecchia' in
ease the squabashed Victor +. should not be able
pone TO Keep the peace for which the unhappy man has
Entered into so heavy bonds. Here let me insert inc
copy which the author Mir. Dali OncarC, gal me lds
might for THE TRIBUNE Of the ~ AddiO del Garibadm al
be. NOriitri te SGidoOit
Yyi regina rincua vroroi
MOI. Norton D mltdiam salute
Tu aiielo ID trife-uo e. fsllis.rof
NJ soe1derCm "a i Oubfo Clecchr mute
Merio esser ciecti che veirr 10 straUo
Do sscr0 SIT che cOulhlttt
Mel essaru o. che Cir rnEralr
A CHI tha savo d troLe uOa ou0rr
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Posf-Oicc Noiice.-The Britain and the Coa.i
nnt Southampton and Hamburg steamer HAMMOND ard
ireland Queenstown per steamer CITY or BALTIMORE VII
SATURDA the 2 dav OF November az W;D
m and follows Stations and b. 80 m
! n gnns m JAMES KELLY, F. NJ
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The Union saroad Company have built longer % r.
eighteen months than ever at By au Other col
p,nr In The sane time and they will connue With
energy u1t completed Western Division being pushed rapid
from Sacramento by the Oenr Paclc COMPANY taorli
nj Il is cited n
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silyer-Platcd Ware.
Zee Pitchers Sets Coffee Uus Casters &C. &C. plated On 1'
,lba or nickel silver manufactured expressly for our 'rs o' Tue ~
br,sa sieraea Britannia Company and Rogers Smith Co.
GEO IL KITCHEN 1 co,
40 s9 nro,iray n =. opposite .le Metropolitan lloie.
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j. II. JOHNSON, .
Dent10t t,
Marshall, Texas~

Ava ga 4FsA-~~t ~
II EAPECrFULI.Y tcsders bin sr-
n vi~~s 10 h~ old 'fwnAs aud p.tro.A
In Harris ard sdIoip'ls cnanties. From
be lsas sIpst,encs AND elo~e application
~ The proissy Iou l,e lSslp warranted in ssy-
~ hat hb work viii be iukrior 70 sotr
Artificial teeth inssr ted On 'hr Vu'cs"-
liz Baae IrSa ess 70 ~. 80 ard rsr'sc'
sssisAetion Gaassssesd. IN ls1fe-
tie ens In tsssd 81 w ~'sacc ~
III ,luses. Wlrre its lncsOsenteut ~
persons 10 CONE % tlr Office .tey vii y
waited on al their homer, Ills services
a. BE- secured ~ Addre--i"r him through
tbr mail or otherwise.
Oyyrr---We~t aide Of The Fsblic
Sqsar. sept o'' -
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'Misrfllanruns.


At The sspss~bsr ssrn, 4. y, lo.,
"A of Tho Coaaty CossS Of Harrison
r..,,.Iy. pssaaiaisx " The estates Of DE-
ess.sd persons, letter. Of Admirissrs'
lion were grsstrd e The undermined
on he estate Of William W. Brsce, ds-
cssssd Tits HI therefore, to give
notice 70 I'll persons having o's'n'
seaInse sid sstsss, % Psessns 'ae
v;sSip The Gms prescribed BY lav. NY
s.sAs..iesssA, ssA .hos indebted to
make i.ssai.ss P.,r Css53ssre Aar,,
Fiaao1 Hpf BRUCE, Adm'1
Ocscber 8, vi. s'o-o'.
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- MAMMOTH
VERY eTABL +
Ysssss DeaeAs anA ~.

THIS splendid stsb'e. lo..si On A.
lin ,lr,t North ii thu Ccsvt h0e:r,
i ,o~ s;su. and we'll stocked With sadd's
ri b,tn.~. llor.e. i'uggeA, iisrh', e..
iii ~ vk;rh vili b. hired on 'ss-onss'e
i,rs.s IIorsss bosrad ny TIM ~""'"'
iio,sc: srJ Muks bought ND sold ."
eon,aissioA ,-,..,.
Marshall. Feb. %, 1906 DIV
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Thus the Yen,cr hs, sipy no a,
IN. n,oAnc, ~ IN. crop .lose le,yinr
him m. sn,,c time vh,le m.kl,g a..
cron and J.su.vv and Dcccmb,r 10
dcyo,c N ether mean. of increasing
NJ. No.. IgrI "
T, il Mai, IN h. sosr thu, WORKING
u, .,a ~. ,ra s.ed;rv hi,,,elf vor Z
l"on un n. T,e.dwen md ,h.. oiant.
;,n an .h,,., and f,caior the freed
,ncn Wont L.so nm The plnn,.r s,a
thu, paving $40 pcr month Is wov-c
than either. True in all cases the
general improvement. Of the pian,a.
lion property. Increase of stock, etc.
arc to be considered 4, bu, these are
smsil advantages when compared
with the vast falling ~ IN the srnount
of labor performed and amount con
.umed by freshmen family In one
w.y and another moi, necessary To
mention. m ff taf1.'oN
In making the freed mun = partner
in the crop. !, was necessarily taken
for granted TIA. the prospective gain
would be a .usscient is.lucemcnt to
insure hi, industry. IL hut few
eases has this rssrit sccrued, they
forming the exception % the rule 1,
il pla,oly 10 lie seen that the system
o.n,o, H., oart;eueA 9Th nJvsntsge
10 N. PLANTER Rslyirp aImos, en-
u,ely on IN. labor revfovmed on thu
e,or the smonnt ief. even in nm
average year. after feeding the fred
men viii not keen IN the plantation
aud provide 70, his family In a dis
astrous crap year, ike the present,
vhen cotton will not average over
one fourth OF bsle 10 the acre, the
loss will swamp him IF the fred
man shares the profits Of the crop,
bs nnst slso risk Ill the ehanees o.
failure, and, therefore, should feed
himself, or allow :he p'snssr for The
same out NJ MS portion Of the crop,
Now, where Is the remedy for all
this ? II il very easy for one, neither
q planter or the son Of planter, 10
figure up these things but Il VII, re-
qsir~ wisdom to point out the way Of
relief 10 she agricultural interests,
II ia seen that when the freedman
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t'"~ w "Hr vr"t "i"'"'-
SO it will be seen that when the
freedman has worked on shares for
half or crop aud Furnished himself,
the plaster hiss s'caved rent OF
about 81 per acre for his land, use
of agricultural implements, and his
own sxpsspea, while the freedman
has q 20 left a. the rcsult Of his
years lsbos, after paying Tor his ra-
tons AVID slcshing
When the freedman has worked
for one third the crop and the plant
CT hss fed hin, tie planter has on
this years average crop, 81 90 as
the resuit u this years operation on
l2A acrss cotton and corn, apd the
freedman has s33 80 for his labor
after paying for his clothing In the
one case il II ruin TO the freedman
and aot much better TO the planter,
aud in the other II Is min TO the
planter so small wages la the freed
man. s4-.
When wages haze bec' paid aver
aging $40 pr month the planter
meets dad loss Of e62 50 IN each
III scrsa. TAs arst may be copsid
.rsd an outside estimate favorable to
the present systsm, for while half =
hale Of eotiDa To the sose u fair
nvs,sgs Of = god crop for Tssss,
forty bushels Of corn is At least TWEEN
sy.6vc per csat, above the average.
On oms oecssion in this vicinity
! the owner, af,sr sndssvoriug to en-.
I pIoy ftsedmen At fair prices, accepted
lie Oar Of . party Of eaigrssts
fron anas q ~ 6eushssa States, Of
- ssss pr ssss Qisa % tAs crop
wiz psiviless Of - II esbiss ssd
paseA sdjoising. ASS resh, some
eight Of Ten sturdy mes have been
dstviag II de ell since the planting
season eoasssesd. They have bees
free FROM sselinsting fsvess--hsve
raised naesiassst ersp. Thsy
we're sasblsa 70 shep est tbsir cot
| ton clean, snd he ~orn- sseubled
them LITTLE. Their corn termed out
spIssAid, kivisg -. . god rseos
peass I'll reaad fm hssest old-hsh.
Toned toll The best corn crop vill
average sixty bushels to the acre
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a'e L. II. DAVIS, a..f,l
NOTARY, PUBLIC.
MAnGWAIL. TIxA9.

XITIt.I. taks acksev istgsneu.s Of pFso Of
w Deed, Mortgage, sad assvrfs 10 iut'''
foea,ofies. IA
10 Nv. Once West side u tbs fatl'e
sqaarv nest dor " Or, aeAr,' pruA stote.
prs. ia. iei. -. a Willy.
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Jennie, has he killed ANYBODY

w.. d.. NV. A.'oooy
vii, al, ~. aa,.u "Au 'n''
mrra.,.r "a ~. m, nm I.
a. H., - w v"e NAV WI VOC
HI. -, so1D1 ~" "a,'orl
~ no ~ '"1''' .''-""'
~ 'hat All said Jennie, draw
ing a long sigh frelief 81 thought
!, was something dreadful"
Allr echoed her father, If should
say that !. WI. cnoueh-aui,c enough
10 sink him in tho ESTIMATION of cy.
cry honest man. Once more | say,
don le, me see you with him again "
Here Mr.. Stacey stamped gu, of
the room, banging the door after him.
Good graciou. r. exclaimed ,Ien.
ME, as she picked up tho content. Of
the work basket, that her father had
knocked over in his furious exit,
! should like to know whats ce,
into pa, all n, once. To think Of
his iorbdding me to speak 10 Ed.
ward Just for that %
And with flushed checks and a
hat,er of delight at her heart at
the ihonght Of having som~thinp
to tell. and that something so
" strange and mysterious. she soush,
the prcscnce Of her usual conSden,
the fair Avsbeila Enesoie Anrcl,sa
Stubbs, to whom il WINS duly uafold-
ed, with sandry embellishm en,s. the
fruit of her fertile imagination, and
who quite agreed with her in think
ing il to be ",he stranyest thing that
ever came To her knowlcdscr'
Jennie, said Mr. Stacy the nert
day after dinner IA taking his hat
he turned to leave the house, " Young
Wright had tho impudcnco to speak
10 me again about YOU and. .. be
iotima,cs that he did so BY your per
.aission, you may a. well know once
for all, tina, it can never be- I
would sooner see you in the grave
than the wife Of such a man. I've
got u husband picked out for YOU
Deacon Obadiah pe,tigrcw is man
that will do you and tho family some
credit.
Dssco" Pet,igrcw why, pa, he's
more ,hnn twice my xce 2"
"Thsts the very reason why I've
selected him; YOU need some one to
keep you steady. lie will b. here
to sec you tomorrow evening, and I
shall expect you 10 receive him with
the respect and consideration due to
your future husband r..
Before his daughter hal time to
recover from the sssopishmsnt into
which this announcement threw her,
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i a -
Jackson majesty OF fe'c'Ah''',
National Banker rslet currency
men, and others c""''"''e" '"' ~"
grrss OF TIE "''e" ''a'''' S"sP
pens 10 be The er'e AZ P','e", 'ns'
body vas ARA. ed again" 'n' res
den', OF more properly Il c'sing we
President an" tonv'ess "'."gr~~u -
TO the Sonssst"s'ons"y a"s Nsa"y
OF certain msasssc-. 'nr~ ssA a"
cry ''lk of ,~re"ehme", ana "''e
was an inhn''ydc OF ho~hnR s.xa'"''
the ',rant ana mn'psf NV !"
~ resulted '" merely ''sS~'ss sV"e
OF eesrurs ~ 'he s"~~'e
Ih's d,d ava h"' very ~''e"s'y
affect the fte-'de"' o"' @ :"
assumption OF power o' e'",e'"
which d'd not belong 70 any o"sy W
the world an a'ie,"ts =" s"''s a"."
s"d override the "'e' "ss''"a's ny
pretended '.ns"tr, ' '""us"'
na''on THE va. nothing 'e-S ms"
vvr""r Az H''"a'r'"S---' :" o'n
~ worl,, an cH"r' 20 set "'ao IN"
trample undos ic"' tho Constitution
al barriers 10 The powcr Of the three
con-'itueo, members ~ tho National
uoyeromen, The Senate attempted
w WV '' .''',, ' ''''I A",,.-
Ia. ''''' ~ p,",,. ~.
I, "i/'Yn"I,l ~. .,,,
which controlled the 'onrrrs"-'he
fnderslirts, rs National bnnAcrs,
ihe paper currency mss were ssspt
,u' oi existence from that day TO the
unfortunate period when the Wal ox.
ei,emcnt placed be prcse"' Radical
party in power 'i 'uff
Tho sons's oh. i'.'ecns"rrd Al
drew Jackson .saskd ~ i.'a,,i Mh
AZ, and va, ,u,upo.ed of many of
,hc ,lle., mon Tho. time, vel,
,h,v ,,u,nred no further thao 10
ms. , ,n,c os ce,.,,e q hlrh ,r,ou,t
,d A. no,h,u, n,,s,,.oll> I...
The scns,e and lton.s If i,,u,.
s.n,,,,,.s Of III ,cr,od nc M, l. Il
a..
y n,Im ,' ,',., 900 - ~ ly' coy"
lev T'hc,-,,eI n. IN, cout,,ev M
,oy,ou.Iy and J,.s,,o,tu,ly zeal
and vL,n l.J n, All IA ia Ly man
If iofs,ior n,nl ~ ma .ta,e,m,o.
sh;n and Who Joss no, hc.;,.,c IN
,"'r, 40" ""p , "us "o, ".T.'s 70
asom.e '"'. "'"'s ..' w" s.'. S 'S ~ -,
S H's'"" a's "s '" ~" ao ~ w,
Nu".'"pu'I "'"n ""o U.s. ~
'"P, 10 WIKI WIKI; :" .n' s''' cn "A'
.n' '"'''' "a ''','. "N1y'"y /" ~
- ~. ~. s., ,,'''a'I" i.ya
~ ~ ~. W." ~. '. "'. w.. """ ''
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Mousse ana . ASet sUf SANes
CrsRRABl.E pp,eplry In he ely .
~ Ma.hsit ASg1y 10
MILL 4 fiANVLkf
Marshall. Nv 49,: Is"
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Why 10 esspssssr ~ immoral
sseY because II v rlass that ~
RI - $Sssss, 10 ssssvsliy 10 srvsrrs
absSt bic vert. il . - bsee; ssd
am to bis oshsr slss thsa Il s~
did habits, ..- ..,.-..
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II IsfunrUwEit, A'oFse, At
H. law. Eiyssau Fsess. liss''saa 70,
rexss. viii psastics 10 tAs Coarta q ~
sixth Ju1ieial iRslsirt. Al bsssosss en-
,rss,v.l N hun will receive psonp' A.
tcnli0u. .9sif.asqt
Apsl -, 1856. sY 90
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4 sssss ~ Mia.ias;epi hss hsss
stisasd alive fos ~ ssfSses rpm Q
yoany lady.
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Bfovslov nsass . 10 70 ~ Csi
VI stssss ssssts, aa1 psebsbly win,
A. lest acceuats ~ wns 81 q ksSg.
viiIs. HasF7 Hl z f4'
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i. Late WssAisgsoa istssss ,ssisss~
sAss Mr.. i.iseola u - - asvv,sd
- . gseusaAe Of Casess,:OAi
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HACKS AND MAYS!
y, II. MULKIN,

y, n. MULKlN, ~,
REruRNA ~ tAAaks 70 III citizens
IL and ha4lnen ~ Of MaraAel, and
Vicinity, iov Ihs ilAsssi pastosaes hlttev-
. extended Il HIN, I'D arshvs 70 isearm
,1em That I've 10 nov tally lic-ss'd. end
p,sp"'sd, With sv5.sY 5..,a.1 I'll.
MACkk AND DRAWS.
70 serve The. =. sAsFs sot'cr. aed ru The
NEST ressoaable t<saa.
Jsn. 3, lSe7. tasi nj 81 1l-v
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mot Of the others kfty bushels The
cotton will pick eGt three quarters
Of = bale some say = bale 10 the
acre In this case the owner ot a
I plantation investment, RAINING no
risk Whatsoever, while the renter gtt ;
fair reeompcnss FER his toll snd
capital invested in his team. II may
be fairly esiia,aArd tka. an able bod
led whiss man acclinascsi ard aecus
toned 10 out door labor in the South
can produce twenty-five per ceut
more for himself on the same ground
than any freedman eau be induce
10 produce for q planter. lie will
cultivate the gsoand more syscmati
eally aud save his crop estirc. In
the csse mentioned, the renters hare
brought their crops about zap to the
average Of = good crop year on Bra.
tos bottom plantations under tho old
~ stem : aud when q good crop will
aot average this, land would not rent
for &c per acre, for the farther from
/ ~. 4 - a - "A
""'Ae, Snu '"e poorer inc h""' INV
"'s 'a'"""'c f" ~
." ne present erop My n'n stand
@"Hs 'hs~ f~elr' an" A"V "c'''
'" "''' y "'P
'"". T" NY e..ss eu''", .,o "a,
4 ain. ar :. 80. ia,. ia
hu,hel. nor acre a, 20, sls7 "a
-
Total ....'. s1s1 ID
ErpeHses.
Rent Of ~. aer,,ats6 $500
/ CO., Of feeding team 10
mos .,.,,....- 80 o.
Matchmaking and inci
d'"'"' .., ~ "
~, era, ao
Balance fm accom-, of uro,,, -
ions, Individual Labor, de.
pr ten months while me- M
h"f '"u p"'h'r'nH ''"P ~
Here while the planter gets rent
of l21 acres OF improved laad s7a
| 90, The skilled laborer gets iclsoun
bIy psid for ten months labor wh,,,,
nj *. ,iue Ne ul, .,ena an Inc
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The widow Of Humfosd is Kindly
cared fos ~ ~ pssfss II wysAs
vlle, Va, whom sAs lives
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Madame = y ossaes ~ ~.
dnusads sAsa asy ssksf hdy II
Assriss. M NJ - &ee,cee.
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bsssASss church 10 ahoss 70 sssst
. mission chapel 81 ~ q 49,.
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Mn xsasssav ~ Nsv Osissss,
tArsaAsss y snAs Ca. 1ualss n
500 o." for AAasisx assias ~
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TT- DE WIS 4,
Ialf. h0a MARSH ALL, TEXAS.
Having returned fsop the Ohio Dental
College, olkrs M services 10 the public.
Ohtcr--East N The Court Hcsse, over
lhe store Of W. N. johnston / Go.
Marshall, March 3. 81. 30-ly
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.. rosE, y. M. ,sGspSAs,aY j. W'sorH'
...e,, s-, q IL, I'D nd: = al.
Of r6Pf, STE.,W-AN i Pope rhey
will sttrsd IN Ccasta 10 the Conpt'e" ol
Harrison. Rssk, PAncaa, and upehaf o.
IN Glib, and Marion n s"e ssM '"s'c'%
Distslet. ~ i'l'i'
Srp,sMhes 10, 1856. fifi Nv
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" -"'LS'eA"' Ugh -, 1901
1"""r fsfsgoP~ f-rhntiny on
P'''e"' sy WI, "u P''''y
VIZ" P'yca o"s oy Tue uhe sh-
results Of this years basin~se has
been footed up, Even With . rca
Z ty Of keep,py labor al tia ps1st and
Al. .,.e,,ons 81 a.. H.. -,
r.. - 80.
-.
~" . 'Nns )" P''sPN' wv ''.''"' "a, "a,
.n.i. .,,, f . un u" " ~,
- W., WI ''e" "P,so'" , ~
,;I,, ~. A., ,. ,a.' s'.e ~ ."'', ="
-. (, na, '"s '" ~, P."'ps, s"s
~ - '"' '"'' ~ ~"~ "s ~"
feed th,m.elyc, Tn opr c..e On,
trsc, w. made far h,lf the c,on and
nm allowance !, m, ,,,..,., ~ ,-.n
~ w ee"'s Icr aay '"' "'.'u ms,
saaa, , app'yyI ~
cesar 10 ,v.,,y can't.
''"'as" "e' "H"'"t '" P""''
'"o '''.'" ~. ', "t
:" a. a"y ~" W anS'o' " e'.efa''
the disposition To- figure up pronrect
| i've profit and loss in tho na,,er Of
great agricultural Intervals AZ the
country has been irresistible Ia n
man used 10 loo king dsily on the
leh handed side Of the ledger, for
this terrible cp,dem;c and its months
of Lusin... s,ao,,,;o, h.. m.d. ,L.
~, =, ~ a. 49,
w '"' i'""' h'"s ","os' o'-'
lefe. Here Is what ! nske OF II
rom lh' best Information ! can
gather, twelve and half sores Of
land ~ full average Of The quantity
worked by freedmen
r,t,,sof, ga ,a,,.,e, ,,b<, p,,<;.,,
ar empioyed on sho,sl-o~e fht,d If
"' crap ana f"'''"'.
'""' ~ ,'"t
o"' ~ ~ o" ,,'', y pnhs a. -" s,n W
'o'"' ''' ""'''s's Nv - wv ~" w
r,, '"' - -,
'"'' '"'"' "' 'f"P' tffi s-.s *-'lr v"
Expense AMOUNT
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ftsts j. fsasjs bsas hssa 10
Dssasss, M-EseAs~1s.
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I K Vim f n O q 8 Il
North. ks,t CbSnsV R1bHc S9snrs,
,,p,-, =. ~~s>ss, vnu xNfvN

UNCLE JUH'S BLOCK.
THIS Hvsslis easvssssasly sissased
l for ~ sravs,lisg psbiic, wAsrs
quests can b assouHods1sa with ~
very NEST SGvaAes aabsatiss, koahe,
md oblisias. Psspsistss a.d slsrts y
Ways ready ~ tssdr yoa : Sea,fs
Cali in 0entlspsn and s~tiseer
Ang 81, 1857. s'H' mott.