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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
Iberville. Fifth Judicial District. Bird.

IberviIle, Filth Judicial District. Bird
get Grady. Administrative, vs.. Louis
Desob.y, ct ais. No. 1893.
By virtue Of a wit Of e. ia. to me direct
ed iu the above entitled and numbered
cause, Of date July II, 1868, fom the
9Th District Court in and for the parish
OF Ibe, vile, Sale aforesaid, | have seiz
ed aud will Offer at public auction 10 the
last and highest bidder. 10 font of the
Court House of West Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, 7th day Of November next,
1868. at IL o'clock a. M, all The tight,
title and interest Of ,be defendants, j. T.
Landry, Amrdee Landry, AlH.ed Babin
and Alfred Hebest. composing the iitm ct
J.. T. Landry & Co., in he above suit in
and to the following described property.
tO-wit:
A certain tract Of land situated 10 this
parish OF West Baton Rouge, measuring
one aipent fioDt 10 the river Mississippi.
more or less, with q depth of fo,iy sr-
pens, more OR less. open'ng o. the SIDE
thereto belonging, bounded above bv a
roai belonging 10 tie estate of Valmoat
Ferbcs and lands Of Is'do-e DAiale, be-
low W lands also belonging TO said Isl
do,r Dai.le. sud in ;he lear ly those OF
said f. n Of J. I. L,nd ' & Co.
Seized TO pay aud ga isiy amount Of
jua cement, interest and costs in above
sUit. E.rE.
Terms of Silicon twelve months ere.
dit. The purchaser 10 execute his bonS
with good security, payable twelve
months from day Of Sale, bearing five
per cent. interest thereon fron day OF
sale and special mortgage and vendors
privilege retained Oh said land uEti, full
aud 6nal payment.
j. V. DURABLE, Jr., Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, October II. 1853.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA. PAROISSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cour do 6me
Juge de Paix. Samuel B. Elwell W.


Bsptists Pinyon. No. -
En- vertu dun writ de g. f.. . moi adde's
re dams le process colossus, date 81 Jnil.
let a. d. 1928, de lhon. Ia Conr du Six,eme
Juge dc Psix dams ct pour 10 paroisse ct
petat susdite, j'ai saisie ct j'offrirai en-
vente puhlique . l. porte do bureau du
6me juge de paix 40 ferry Ian ting en-
cette paroiase, Samedi le Tine jour de
Novembse .. d. 1868, . Is heurss m
tout droit. titre ct interet do defeodeur
Bsptiste Pinyon m droit ct credit suiv
ante, SAVIOR -
Un reclamation contre - Kelley, pro
prietaire du bateau . helise, Twilight
maintenant au ferry landing. on favee,r
du dtfendcur, Baptiste Pioyon, commu
guardien du dit bstesu, se montsnt . o e
virou cent pi.stres, plus on moins. ct
don't lie paiment est guarantee par privil
eye SUI le dit bateau.
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire le mon
tant du jngement, des interets dans le
process ci-dessus. 1885, F-iwia 80 eHo
Conditions de la vente--Comptant, rvec
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ed in thd above entitled and numbered
cause, of date the 18th day of February
1868, from the honorable the Fifth Dis
trict Court in and for said parish and
State, l have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder in front Of the Court House
Of this parish. on
SATURDAY, the 7th day Of November
next, 1868, at IL O'Clock a. M, all the
right, title and interest Of Amede Landry
husband and defendant in the above suit,
in and to the following described proper
erty, to-wit:-
-Four certain lots of ground situated in
This parish, in Molaisonville, at Bruly
Landing. being lots Nos l. 2. 5 and 8 in
squ~re No, -, and two other lots, Nos l
and 2 in square No. IA. all Of said lots
measuring go feet front by l2O feet IN
depth each. .
Seized TO PSF and satisfy the assessed
costs due by said plaintiff. Marie Desiree
Landry, wife, to H. j. Hyams, printer,
and costs of suit.
Terms of Sale-On twelve months ere.
dit. The purchaser to execute his bond
with good security, payable tw.lv"
months from day of sale, bearing FIVE
per cent. interest from day Of sale and
special mortgage with vendors privilege
retained on said land until full and fnal
payment.
j. V. DURABLE, Jr., Shherif.
West Baton Rouge, October II, 1868.
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E1ATDE LA LOUISIANA, PAROISSE

Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA, IA ROlSSE
d'Oueet Baton Rouge. CinGuisms Dis.
trict Judiciaire. Marie Desiree Ian.
dry, epouse vs.. Amedee Landry, epouz.
No. 1865.
Eu verlu dun writ de Fl. ia. a moi ad'
crosse dams raf.ire cidessrs, e1 date du
IL Fevrier 1868. par Pbon. la cour du
ciuqniene district i"diciai,e dams ct pour
la diie paroisse ct Fiat sssdi,e, j'ai saisie
ct j'exposerai IN veaie puh'ique au plus
|o7rant ct dernier enchersisseur q Ia mai
son de cour de cetle patoisse--
SAMEDI, le Tine josr DC Novembre pro-
chain, 1868, a ii heures a. m tous les
dro;ls, Tires ct in!erets de Amecee Ian
dry, epouz, a la prep,ietc ~ci'aY.res decrite
SAVIOR -
Qnatre certain %terrains situe en- cette
paroisse, dams Molaisonville, a Brdly Lau.
ding, esant les lots Nos l. 2. S ct j. dams
,'i<!ct No. II, ct deux autres tenains. les
lots No.'s l e. 2 dams Iis.et No l., L.
tout des- dis tarsa;os DesaraSt 80 pieGs
de i,re SCR 40 De p~.c:andeur.
Ssisie poar payer ct sa';sfaire lie mont
ant assessor ct les .c.a:s dams raSaiie ci.
desSns.
Conditions de la vente-A douze mo:s
de c'ejit. L'acGnerarr fournira son boa
avec honae secnri,o, payable Cove mois
du jour de 10 :cnte. portrait cling pour
ceat d'i"eteis ca Jour de r. vente ct
hypctheGue specia'e avec privilege de
verceur sera retenue sur Ia dite terre
~iusqu'au paiment p!ain ct final.
j.. V. DURABLE. Jr.. Sheriff.
Quest Eaton Rouge, October II. 1868.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rhuge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
tr'ct Marie Desire Landry, wife vs..
Amedee Landry. husbane. No. 1865.
BY virtue of . writ of e. 70. to me direct.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Royce, Fifth Judicial Dis

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Royce, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Citizens Bank Of Louisiana VS..
Charles Pipes ct ale. No. 2l24.
By virtue Of q writ Of seizure and sale to
me directed in the above entitled and
numbered cause, Of date October 3lst, a
d. 1858, from the hon. the Fifth District
Court in and for said parish and State, l
have seized aud will offer at public sale,
to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court House of this parish Of West Bat.
on Rouge, on 5AT ia ~
SATURDAY, the 5th day of December,
q. d., 1858, between the hours of IL a.
m. and 3 p NJ, all the right, title and 10.
terest Of the defendants, Charles Pipes
and the Police Jury of this parish. 10 and
to the hereinafter described tracts of
land, to wit -
l. A tract Of land situated in the par
ish Of West Baton Rouge, containing one
erpent to the river Aississirp with a
depth Of forty arpenss in parallel. lines,
bounded above by lands Of John L. Cor
ham. formerly A. R. S~herburue, below by
those Of Charles g. Johnaon, formerly
william G johnson. together with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon.
=. Another tract Of land situated in
said parish at eighty arpeots from the
I'VE A'ssassipp. in the rear Of said Cor.
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STATE OF LCUISlANA, PARISH OF
West Edioa Eorgs. Fifth Judicial Die
t,ict. Citizens B.rS OF ILouisiana vs.
John L. LobdeH. No 2l20.
By vi,;ue Of = writ Of seizure and sale
10 me erected in the above entitled and
numbered cause, Of date October 81 O.. d.
1868, from the honorable the Fifth Dis.
,rict Court in aod tor said parish and
STATE, l. have seized and will Oft at pub
lie sale to the last end highest bidder. Q,
The Court House Of this parish Of West
Baton Rouge 90
SATURDAY. the lib day Of November.
a. d 1868. between the hours of IL a. m.
and 8 p. M all the right, title and inter.
est of The deseodsst, John L. Lobdell,
represented by Lewis s. Lobdell, admin
istrstor. 10 sed to the hereinafter describ-
ed plantation and lands, to-wit
A sugar plantation siinated in the par.
ish Of West Baton Rouge, measuring
forty Que arpents fsont Oh the Mississippi
river, and containing two thoussad eight
hundred and sixty eight acres. more or
less, the front being composed Of the St
Is2o Smith tract, containing ak hundred
~" ..s ,ao $500 49,. ~. So.
tract. containing one hundred and sixty
three acres, and the Westherly tract,
containing n hundred and sixty three
firm comoo.sS W. = s.i,o%s -
Ia - .s..ic. ~
-. - =" ~" Ien'y 70 ~
.;e - i 10y ~ essve. 80: C"U,
.o.aa 49," .h~ S.n.I ."a s ~
Es.s,.n W.. - 49,. =. = 'us
aro.. - 1870 .-.-..,... -.
~. n;ns - 49, ~ sos
r.n9. each co,,.;.;.r $500. @ ~
he;eo ths d.,,hls .o.ss..;.e. y =. Gu. ~"
saa wa",hs.i. .'s"s 'o"' " TUG 0'0''
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. PAROISSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Ciuquieme Dis
trict J~udiciaire. Banque des C~itoyens
de Ia Louisiana vs. Charles Pipes ct
autres. No. 1924.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct vente
q moi addresse dams lie process ci'dessus,
date le 81 Oclobre q. d. 1868, de Phon.
la cour du cinquieme district j~udiciaire
dams ct pour 10 p~aroisse ct PEtat susdit,
jsi saisie ct j'ofrirai en- vense publique,
au plus ofrant ct dernier encherrisseur.
q la maison ds cour de cette paroisse de
Quest Baton Rouge,
SAMEDI, ls SINE jour de Decembre a. d.
1858, entire les heures de II a. N. ct 8 p.
NJ, tout droit, tire ct interet des defen.
deurs, Charles Pipes ct lie Juri de Police
de cette paro:ess. aux Uorcesux do terres
ci apres decritc, ssvoir:
l Tn moroccan de tarre sit.e en- cette
p%aroisse d'Cueat Baton Rouge. mes1ran.
IN arpent de facade nu Geuve MissiSsippi
avec ~pro:onderr ds cuarante arpeuts,
entire lignes PARALLELS, 5orna en- haut par
terre de John L. Gorhac,. a~ut,efnis 4. r
Sherburne, en- has par ce:les de Chss. G.
Johnson, antreiois WiilHfm G. johnson,
avec lea ameliorations ani sly trouvent.
2 10 antge norceaa de terre situe en-
cette paroisse. q q~uatfevingt arpents dn
fcuve Mississippi. derrisrrc s'hshita'ion
Gorhsm, coatenaDt q1atrs cent quatre-
vingt acres Dc cnperfcis, borne All nn.d
par terrs autssfo;s de veuve Trahan ct d.
Congress ct sud ct Quest par terles va
CAT ties.
Les susdits morcequx de terre achete
par Charles Pipes de Valerien Allan,
pere, par ncte pardevant Louis Favrot,
.Jugs de- Ia paroisse dOEest Baton Rouge
lie Is Decen,bre 1885.
Ensemble avec les deux cent vingt sept
actions hypothecaires y apoartepant.
Sais:e pour payer ct satisfaire lie mon
LIANT du principal, des interets ct frais
dams lie process ci dsssus.
Conditions de la vente-L'acquereur
fournlra IN billet d'actions pour Ia somme
de trois mil Deuf cent eoixante ct dix pi.
astres {S3 $40 0O), payable lie Ter Mars
1869. ct sujet a etre renouvele conf"rme
ment q la charte della Banque DIES Citoy
ems, ct la balance compliant. Lacquer
eur assumera toute responsibilite ct ob
legation dun act;onpaire do la Banque des
Citoyens de Ia Louisiana. ct lie billet d'ac-
tons ainsi fonrni sera identifie avec les
deux actes hy~pothecsires ~fournis par
Charles Pipes. ct son eponse. en- favour
de Ia dite BaDque pardevant Louis Fav.
rot, juge de IL paroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge, lel3 Mars 1888 ct lie 20 JUN
1885, ct avec Ia veufe do Sheriff dams &c
Cas-. j. v. DURALDE. ,Jr.,
Oct3l Sheriff.
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Win Tue OueTlHS 0eed OF sale in thia caaa
]. v. DURABLE, j.,
oc'3tds Sheriff.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. PARO1s,p
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Ciuquieme d..
trict Judiciaire. Banque des Citor.".
de Ia Louisiana vs.. Jobo L. Loh1eli ct
ais. No. 212O.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct vent. .
moi addresse cans le process ci.de.sus !.
titule ct numerote. date 3me jour d'Octo
bre a d. 1868. de phonorable Ia COM 6n
cinquieme diatrict jud:ciaire dams ct non,
IL paroisse ct Fiat susdit, j'si saisie ct
Jofrirai en- vent publique, 40 plus of.
rant ct derDier eucherrisseur. . Ia m.;ao,
de cour de cette paroisse d'Ouess Baton
Rouge, A. r*l Ak
|sAMED1, lie Tone jour Dc Novembre .. d.
1868. entire les beures de IL .. m. ct an
N, tout droit, titre ct ~interets do defen.
deur. John L. Lobdell, represente M,
Louis s. Lobdell administrators, . lhsbi.
tation ct . terres ci.apres dscritcs.
savoir
UIe hsbitatioo . sucre situs en- cette
paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge, mssurapt
quaraute ct 20 arpents de faeaeds a.
feuye Mississippi ct ~contenant deux nil
huit cent soixante kuit acres, plus on
moins. Ia FACADE composee do morcesu
st. 1ago Smith conteuant elk cents scYes:
du moroccan Estevan Watts cootepant
sept cents acres ; du morcesu Stotts CON.
tenant cent s0ixante trois acres, et du
moroccan Weatherly contsnsnt ceut soix
ante trois acres, ct IL p~rofosdeur etant
~irreg"liere ct cUmposee CONNIE II suit:
Terrain on section no. ~soixaote dix
en- township no. six de range no ouxs est
%contenant deux cent Deuf 60sl00 aeres.
formaut IL double concession du morcesu
Estevan Watts. pa
2 Morceaux on sections nos. ~soixsnte
butt ct soixsste neuf dams le meme town
ship ct range, c~ontsCant chaqus soixsnte
dix scses, ct formant Il double eoncess.
ION des morcesux Stotts ct Weatherly.
3 AOrceaux on sections NOS. sojxspte
ct onz" ct soixsnte OF dousc dane le meme
township ct range 90. ~soixaDte ct onse,
etant No. 799, ct formsDt h dooble oh
cessio0 90 profondeur, vendue aux hsri.
tiers de Louis Alley. contenaat cent
trente acres, ct ID. soixante deux Giant
ccrsi6cst No. 772. etaut profondeus d.
moroccan de jean B. Oourcelle, cou>sssst
qustrsvisgt Deuf 50 loo acsee. aNf
4 Morceaux noe elk. sept, huil q ~
L. >~>--- H. H. 49,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Probate Court.
In matter succession of Susan Leboenf,
deceased, widow Louis Arsenaux. No.
695.
Whereas Joseph Arsenaux has applied
to the clerk of said Court for the admin
istration of the above succession
Notice is hereby given that oil opposi
ton to the appointment of said Joseph
Arcenanx, IS administrator aforesaid,
must be filed in the affice of the Clerk OF
said court within tan days from the first
publication Of this notice.
o. NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this
3lst day of October. a. d.. 1868.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROlSSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge. Probate Court.
Dams Paffaire de Ia Succession Susan
Lebouef, decedc, veave Louis Arcen.
aux. No. 695
Atteudu que Joseph Arsenaux a fait ap-
plication al grefier de Ia dite cour pour
administration de Ia susdite succession,
Avis est par ces presentes dome que
toute opposition a appointment do dit
Joseph Arscnaux CONNIE administrator
susdx, devra etre fait au bureau du
greffier de Ia ditto cour dams les dix jours
qui suivront la premiere publication de
Get avis.
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o. NJ LEBLANC, Gredier.
Bureau du grefier. paroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge, ce 81 October. q. d., 1868.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-13

FOREIGNERS PRosPEcTISG IN NIRGlS1A.-on
Saturday it was stated that three Intelligent
Enelishmen were expected to arrive in TINS
city Yesterday, and would put up at the Ex-
change Hotel They were the Rev. MI.
Thompson, and Messrs. Hazard and Everett.
Mr., Thompson's visit to this country is in be-
half of the proposed International church to
he built in London. Mr. Everett is reported
to be the representative of n large capltai IN
London, and MT. Hazard is a correspondent
for the London press. They come to look IN
upon Virginia, and to gather information,
which may be turned to their advantage as
we'll as our own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-13

"great rebellion. against Truth and Justice
now .waged with unexampled ferocity anu
brutality. That rebellion, in its~t ufn' mas
fail, and possibly some future HARfhA NO.
sketch It's monstrosities and the henos "A0
are now shaking the Republic to its Iouna =
lions In their vicious revolution. lhas VIC
HARpzRs can ever do MS justice, we hafo w
idea. The numbers of their history oeiofe No
are rife with the malice and misrepreseh.a
ton of which they have become the coAuu. '.
One of their pictures represents the haSsao.e
:. Eort pillow, as If such thing coulo Dc
renresented truthfully at all, but more espe-
o,o,,v when the northern account of that az
fair is known by those who witnessed IL 10 DC
false from beginning to end. In TINS massa-
ere. picture we have two Confederates kiii'hs
a negro who Is prone upon the earth. ohe u
hem elevates the negro's neck while 1ne
other. holding horrible bowie. knife, nuh's
for the Africans jugularl So, IN numerous
nictures. It ia sought to paint the Confederate
either as cruel and brutal or pusliial'n'o",'
while throughout the Federals are gioriheu.
All Federal generals, big and little, are oro"en'
forward with all the imposing ehect on ml
tary toggery and martial bearing. "nesne
ever a Confederate face appears, we canno ''
sav There is not one in the four NUMBERS we
have. If presented, 1t would only be 70 d"aii
him in contrast. Such pictures ana su'n
history can deceive no man Of ordinary IN 'ei'
Igence even in the north.
HAnrERs may make money with thelr un'
ecrunu,ous devices - their fraudulent PIC
tures-their fiattery of small men ana low
noliticians-but their histories will Do oaihneu
by society, and go down to oblivion oei0Ie
their own tenements of clay are returned "
their original earth. The South VIII nave
Justice after such ephemera as they ana 1neif
books are forgotten.
HARpERs would have done well as exnioitois
of wax figures. We wonder why they 90 MOI
get up a number Of vans containing 1ne
heroes and statesmen they take into especiai
favor, and send them round the country. Inc
enterprise would be very much in keeping
with their plan of publications. The tran
sient nature of these would be well repre-
scented by the travelling van Of figures ana Inc
organ. HEADLEY would be first-rate "chant'
err of the figures: The suggestion is worm
their attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-13

TEE NORTHERN MEN whose sagacity enables
them TO detect the utter incompetency and
dishonesty of the bulk of native Radicals, and
who have told the truth about them. have in
yoked the dreadfulest curses upon their own
heads. They have declared that they nave
more respect for southern rebels than they
have for Union men who fought on neither
side. For this very just sentiment, HUSs1cUTT
retorts thus:
GAS southern Unionist, we confess that
we have a respect for conscientious sootnein
rebels: while, at the same time, we hold In
utter contempt these slavish northern boot
lick Federal officers, who, to gain favor from
a son tbern nristocrat, or smile from south:
ern lady, would sacrifice their country, and
all the brave men who have stood firmly by,
and proved true to the flag Of their country.
If HUSEIcUTT is not soon imprisoned by the
military for his incendiarism, or hung by the
negroes for having swindled them so deeply,
II may Justly be feared that he will join the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-13


Txs PoLrrIcAL PAssoss.-lRssIsY 70 dis.
rrun.,ad. As tho recent meeting Of the New
England Conference In Boston, tho Bishop
,(Axss) stated that he Intended to transfer q
number Of colored preachers to the New Eng.
land Conference. "a resolution approving OF
this being offered, nn exciting debate ensued.
Several Of the brethren expressed the opinion
that ssnot one church could be found willing
to- accept colored men as pastors" while
Others were quite Of m opposite opinion.
The whole matter was finally LETT in the hands
OF the Quarterly Conferences, who are to re-
cognize or ignore colcred preachers at theil
pleasure. This Is the Conference that voted
unanimously for sustaining Congress in III
|negro.sufsage measures for the South The
vile hypocrites GRssLET pitches into these
'scoupdrels
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A7Y2aLSe 779 e71t6s
THE FIRST GRAND VOCAL. :. AND -.

THE FIRST GRAND VOCAL, =, AM shs
1NsTRUMENTAL CONCERTS .s,s .. Inv nv
Musical Benevolent Association, a, giIi take
Kessnichs magnificent m, Sa &c .rs or MONDAY
p Pnd TUESDAY 9 APRIL 20, a and
tcfsss Win be ready for sale at the ooss
music stores, and ~ msp psnsT q MORNING
tive Committee, on THUksDAh nnrchasing o
the 18th instant. E rhad foe Of charge with
iibretto containing the words OF the so'o' 'AN
choruses to be performed mil, call on
Tickets, 75c Passive memserws o w 1s1s IN Main
the treasurer, MIR. John Iyier, 40 actiye mem.
ii be furnished with cards Of
oeT 3, VIII nah oe ga on THURSDAY EVENING
No active OF passive members will be aam nj.
ted to the concerts upon their regular ,a ms
bers' tickets"
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HARPER's PHRASE BooK-EYGLIsH, GERMAN,
AND ITALIlN.-This book contains a large
number OF phrases common in business inter-
course and the daily wants especially of ira
vellers. HAapERs, who have a keen eye to
business, discovered that such a book was
eAAS
North who have more money than brains or
knowledge, and who, having become suddenly
wealthy, have rage for travelling, with
hardly the ability to speak their mother
tongue. This book, then, comes in well for
"shoddy," who henceforth will set out with
the "gift Of tongues" breathed on him by
the shoddy high priests HARPRRs. The Phrase
Book presents the phrases in English, very
necessary for snobs,) French, italian, and
German. s
Southern people have no money, and will
not need this book, we conjecture. But should
any of them be so fortunate as to have more
money than brains, and get the itch for travel,
the Phrase Book may be had Of a. II. CHRIs-
rIAE 400 xr
Also, from the same booksellers, we have
Miss BRADpos's novel entitled "charlotte's
Inheritance" and /" Harpsrs' Pictorial History
oSIthe Great Rebellion -four numbers Of the
latter t25th, Goth, 9th, and 2sth)-all thu.
have been sent us. The booksellers need not
trouble themselves to send MS the preceding
numbers. We set no value upon the work.
We take for granted that HARPEss are anx.
ious to work over again and again their nu.
merous fancifui pictures OF men and battle.
fields and have gotten up this great folio sii-
ton OF the great rebslliop" for that par-
pose. Some unEnown historiographers fill in
the spaces between and around the imaginary
scenes and faces, using unsuthentic narratives
and newspaper sketches written ON report.
ers knees, which they put into machine
and grind through it. It matters very little
with the South what the HAaPRRs publish.
They are themselves among the leaders Of the