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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-10-16
Nente PuDliQue.
Succession de John G. Brooks.

iSucCcSSlOR dc John u. Brooks
I'm VERTU dun ordre de- !. Cour DIES
Ia Prc,lvrs dc la Parolsse St. Landry, il
Scra vendu aux cncherrs publiqurs, par la
soussigntr ADMINISTRATIVE, Ill par nn rncali-
te,lr public, a la d%rrniere residence Ju defunt
a la p"iut. PIaqueminr, en- cettr dite paroissc
LIE Mardi, 8 Novembre, 1869,
les propiGtts suivantcs dependant de IA sue.
ccssion de- John G Brooks decide, 4 savoir-
] lie tiers indivis dun certain NOR
ceau de terre achctG par John e. Brooks,
Francois Feray ct Stephen NJ Young diva
riste Guillory pere, Auguste Donate ct An
tome d Mruillon, scion acte pardevant James
Ray, %notaire, lie 6 septembre 1860, si.ue ct
faisant face sur lie Bayou Mall-:, borne dun
cote par DIES terres DIES hGritiers de Baptiste
MruiIlon, de l'autre cote par Thomas Coop
wood ct al d6signG om,ne no. 4 L. 7 S. K.
O.-contenant 4O7 TT 50Iln0 acres
z. I'm certain moroccan de terre mesu-
rant 6UO arpents de terre. plus GU mons, con-
nu CONNIE. e Tract Stanton" situe sur le
Bayou Plaquemine Brulee IN cette dite par
oisse, achete par lie defunt a la vente. de sue
crssion de James o McClelland
3. Un certain moroccan de ter1e, etant
les lots nos. |, 3 IT 4, lt / NO. du fractionnel
/ Sc de la section "a r.. 7 S. K. O., lie 1
Sc. du / NO lie ! N e. du ! so. ct lie lot
no 5 de la section "a y. I S. r. / o, lie / s
f. du ! so. de Ia ~srction "a. ct lie lot no. l
DE- la section 25 r.. 7 K. ! O., ct le lot no. 2 ct
la ] O. du 4 SO. de Ia section "a T. 7 S. r.
O..
4. On certain moroccan de terre, avec
toutes les bitissrs II authorizations qui sly
trouvent, situ6 a la Pointe Nnire en- cette dite
paroisst, mrsurant 255 arprnts, plus on moius
5. La Motto dune section dune terre
%incu!te, tenant Il Ia terre de Madame Watley.
pres lancirnne deneure de Bosnian Hayes
decide, Gtant la meme morcrau de terre entire
par Edward Smith pour John G. Brooks
6. Tn lot de b6tes a cornes, chevaux, mu.
let's, c%oclons, etc, Instruments a~ratoires ct
d'habitation, ct beaucoup d'autres chooses
Conditions-Comptant
htD'FlJa DI>Jn H..
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- eScOIllpLe SHlFdub STA NCfoIuc d uputt
personne Sc munissant de Tickets:
Tickets pour IS. 10 pour cent d'escompte
$40, IS
" $50, rs "
BENZ WOODWORTH. Superintendent.
Washington, Line. ! octobre l869-tf
Vente par lie SHERIFF:
Weophilus C. LineH, Agent, ct ais, rs
John N. Boyer.
UITIEME COUR DE DISTRICT, Par
Ill oisse St Landry, No. 9735-En vertu
dun ordre de firri facias emanant de lHono'
rabIe Huitieme Cour de District de TEtat dc
la Louisiana. dams Ell pour ladite p~aroisse, dams
raffaire ci-dessus %intitule, ct a moi adresse
j~'ofrirai en- vente publique, All plus otfrant ct
dernIer encherisseur, devant la porte de Ia
Maison de Cour de cette p~aroisse, dams 10
Vile des Opelousas, lie SAMEDI, 6 Novembre
1863. commencant a ii heures du matin. e'
continuant du jour en- jour, sill est necessaire
la propritte ci apres decrite, a savoir-
Tn Certain Morceau de Terre
situe sur la rive Est du bayou Bauf. dams la
dite paroisse, faisant face sur ledit bayou B9u
entire iignes PARALLELS courapt est ct Quest
av' C teIle profnndeur atm de donner six cents
acres de snperfcie, borne a la ligne SUPER
cure pur une tere achetee lie Is du m"ls DE-
Fevrier 1859. par Isaac +. Littell de jams
Constance Litteil, ct en- bas par rhabitatior
du DR.. Thomas A. Cooke, ct a IL profondeu1
par une terre suppose esre publique, etsnt Ia
meme achetee par lie detendeur de Madame
Constance Collins, veuve du DR. Moses Littel
par acte passe pardevant Yves D'avy, Recor
der, lie Is du mois de Fevrier 1859
Conditions-Comptant
J NJ THOMPSON, Sheriff de St. Landry
9 oct 1869
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Nente PubliQue.

A soussignce administr:tr ice vendra, on
IL ftra vendre, a lencan, a sa residence a
la Coulc- Croci.e, le SAMEDI, % du present
mois, les prophecies scparces d'Ameder Meche
decide, consistan' de cinquante tetes de betrs
a corn-s douces, chevaux. juments, etc
Conditions-Di8 pour cent du prix d'achat
compliant La balance payable lt Ter avril
prochain, les acqutreurs fournissart l-urs
bilIetS avrc caution soIidaire, a la satisfaction
de administrative, 1T portant hut pour cent
d'interct de leur echeanct jusqua Placement
URANIE SMITH, Admr
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,WCcessiOm d'OliVier ID. liMidry

Cour de Parossse, St. Landfy-No. 1910
aRMA CORNER, de la Paroisse de St,
l. Landry, ayaut presentee une petition a
reFet d'etre nominee Administrators de Ia
succession d'Olivier D Guidry, decide, der
increment de la paroisse st. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est parle present don
ne aux lnteresses dams cette succession d'avoil
a dedulre par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams LEI
dix jours qui s~uivfont la date du present avis
les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesqueIles i
ne serait pas fait droit a la dite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Greficr,
n o.Ib.. 1Sttl
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.aat de- la d.Ouisianc,

succession de Placsde 30 ,dreau
N1ARIE BABlNEAU, de la Paroisse St
W. Landry. tutric,: naturelle, ayant enre-
giS,re un Tableau final de distribution DIES
tonds de la succession de feu PIacidc Bou-
dreau. reinforcement de la susdite paroisse,
accompagne dune petition demandant Pho
mol"gation d'icelni; ct attrndu gull a etc fat
droit a la demande de la dite petition par un
ordre de la Cour en- date du 9 Septembre 1869
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession.
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune ills ont,
par ecrit, q mon bureau dams la Vile des Ope-
iousas, dams les trente jours qui s%uivront la
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau
n serait pas approuvG 1T homologu6, ct Fad
minisrrateur autorise a payer commencement
audit tableau.
JOS. D. RICHARD. Greficr
Opelonsas II septemtre 1869.
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Use the Best. :"
DROFESSOR LIEBTG'S Hair Regenera-
IL tor and Curlique is warranted to do as
represented. or no pay. For sale by
e M.Nl
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Avis.

POINT DE PEACE sur lie Bayou Car
H. A ron, a Washington, ayant etc achieve sc.
Ion Tacte du Jury de Police, autorisant la
construction du dit pont, sera, a partir de Get
tie date. ouvert all public. CONNIE pout de pc
age, aux taux suivants
Pour chaoue pieton. Csc
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LTI " O1
Marchands Receyeurs ct EXpeditiOnnaires,
WASHINGTON, LNE.,
4. raucien emplacement de HincAley q fts.
NOUS sommes prtts a recevoir ct e1ped'eF
~ tout fret qui nous sera conslgne nous
paierons lie plus haut prix du marche pour !"
cotton, on bien nous ftrons des avances Do
provisions ct d'argent a compile sur tous cotons
que nous expcdicrons.
- Louis Stage Went aussi d'ouvlir pour
son compte ct au meme lieu, une GROCERlE,
ct il cst pref a fournir provisions d'habitat'on'
tuile d'emballage, cord-s en- fer. wagons, etc
aux prix de la Nlle-Orltans.
Washington, Lne., 7 Octobre 1863.
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FRrragmf NOT Dead

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE announce.
ment Of Admiral Farragut's death in Sat
urday'~ dispatch from Chicago was an
error. lie was sick of congestive chills.
This evenings kilograms announce that he
is recovering.
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ss WrLxlLsToN, Oct. ;th.-There have been
no new deyeioprnentin regard to the sta.
Gus ofthe Cuba, but he public mind here
10 strong In the belle that she will be re.
leased as soon .as thl investigation is ter
minated. Hon. Gee Davis, ex Attorney
General fths Confederate States, is one
of the counsel for th Cubans. ~ .x9fs4gaE
iii An entertaintnenl givan On board the
vessel this evening d attended by o large
number of ladies anr gentlemen zssJ
t5SaaH ssssgsE5a g;yl S.4zaesB BIS =taHii.r
3 I'd oRevolsasiOs sza Mextce ~
Dispatches from. th City Of Mexico Of
Sept 2sd, state that revolution had bro
ken out in Potosi, al thas Col. Macias had
been deScated ia. 90 sttack on the insur-
aants., The Goserars of Coahuila and
Naevs Leon had peventcd government
troops from entering their States in p1r-
suit of the, resofuioisss. M
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u abSACAH u vASEG VI 8HAG VIREB DEGSS
---. 4 E:ugenie
Vienna, Oct. 1.-THE emperor Francis
Joseph will join Eugene at Constantinople
on the Oath Of October, when, accompanied
by the Sultan, the rarity will proceed to
Snez by the way Of Joppa and Jerusalem.
French, Austrian and Turkish fleets will
convey them. ........ ..
Fenian Raid Feared In Canada
TORONTO, Oct. 1.-THE volunteer
throughout the country are ordered to
hold themselves in readiness for immedi-
ate service. The government apprehe,ds
another Fenian raid.
Cotton Gases Before the Sup.
Court
A large number Of cotton cases are
on the present docket of the United States
Supreme court, havi & been taken up on
an app al from the Court Of Claims. Many
cases remain on the docket Of the Court Of
Claims, in which the same questions are
involved as those taken to the Supreme
Court in order that those before both
courts may be settled. These cases grow
ont of claims for cotton captured by the
United States authorities during the re-
beilion, which was sold, and the net pro-
ceeds covered into the Treasury.
order from Gen. Candy.
RICHMOND, Oct. l1.-General Candy
issued ar order to-day p%ostponlng, until
after the admission ofthe State, the appoint
ment Of State proxies in railroads. This
order will likely, leave all the railroad
organizations as they are at present
until the permanent State government gets
into effect,
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Amendments. 1he Resolution was refer
red. 4ns. .fst..5 +..s.
In the Senate to-day, before adjourn
ment a resolution was offered pledging the
re-enactment of the Fourteenth and Fit
tenth Amendments after the admission %
the State, and was pending when the Sen
ate adjourned. 1t was opposed by q Con
sentative Senator as casting doubt or
the already pledged faith If Virginia.
General Candy has issued an order ap-
propriating Sl5,000 to pay the expenses
of the present session Of the Legislature
Denial by General Apses
JACKSON, Oct. 8.-The following me sage
was sent by Gen, Ames to the President
this evening". .yr5lis-. . .a
T. his Excellency, U. S. Grant, Presidrn,
of the Unitd States, Washington. ID. c.;
ct BY the papers I see a te .egram has been
sent you wherein / Am quoted to the effect
that | will not give q fair election. The
statement is without truth. tZL h*@t 4t
Il FL" ~" (Signed) ApELBERr AMEs.
81" @ ltf I'll q Brevet Major General.
the above relates to the telegram re-
ceiyed yesterday, afternoon. from Vicks-
burg, signed A. Fisk, Chairman of the
National Union Republican Executive
Committed a@I .ae sa.1 ~aersx
GunhOats watching tor the Cu-
Da
WILsNaToN. Oct. 9.--It is rumored that
there are several Spanish gusbea.s outside,
waiting tor the Cuban prisatser Cuba, but
the rumor is without foundation. 3
The coal was removed from the steam.
ship Cuba to-day. She had ten tons on
board, which evidently proves that she
came in in distress,
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Ne@'1lprk Daily GribnorH.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1869.

Concerning the Gcumenical Council it is again an
bounced in Germany that dOgmas Of assumption and in
Falhbity will be promulgated On the oath the French
Empress and Prince Imperial viii leave for CONSTANT
nope The London Star fayors the acquisition OF Cuba
10y the United States Carlists the French frontier
have been arrested by imperial command The Czechs
have refused to send Deputies to the Bohemian Diet
cept on condition that Bohemia shall be assured
rate position In the empire and that the laws
of election shall be changed. Complete reconciliation
has been effected between Turkey and Egypt The civil
war IN Japan is ended salnaves position in Hay is
pronounced critical Mexico Gen. La Vega was march
ing on Guadalajara.
Judge McCunn yesterday discharged Rutter, the
alleged Tennessee defaulter; and moment afterward
came news that Gov Hoffman had ordered his delivery
70 the Tennessee authorities James Burns the last OF
the Gardeners Island busters has signed the required
bond and been set free Reddy, the Blacksmith Wm
Varey arrived here yesterday arrest from California
Samuel Ramsey police officer in Jersey City, shot and
Killed himself yesterday. Yesterday OF the
armest days of season. the mercury ranging TO- 49,
%, 81. Gold, 1927, 1888, 1924
The President is at Newport, the guest Of ex-GOy
Morgan. Gen. o. o. Howard spoke at the EDUCATIONAL
Convention, yesterday Education Among the Freed
men" Number Of important papers have been read
before the Scientific Convention The first conviction
under the ProhbitOry law made yesterday at BOs.
ton Southern Virginia suffering from the drOuth and
even the trees dying Water in Phla
dephia and stringent regulations have been enacted to
economize ITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

want Of acceptability will inevitably lead 70
the defeat of Gov. Hoffman's campaign IN loIS
and we accept Mr.. Tweed's prophesy WIFI
unquestiOning faith, .,;,c
That the loss of two campaigns, to say nothing
Of the certainty of losing the third has gwen
sufficient experience of Mr.. August Belmont
and we have MT the slightest doubt Nil l"oeo
has had enough of him.
We thus find ourselves quite able 10 'Eieo
with Mr.. Tweed Next comes MI beiinon'
turp. Let his friends for him set down ID reSolu-
tions of good, set phrase. his opinion OF MI
Tweed From our general knowledge OIL MI
Belmont's capacity for insight Of character we
confidently anticipate the pleasure OF an
equally complete and unhestoting agreement
with him.
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progress

There is a malOdOrOus proverb about what
happens when rogues fall out, which we shall
not quote, and for the unlucky recollection of
which, just at the moment when we heard of the
Tweed Belmont war in Tammany, we can never
sufficiently apologize. But we will say-and
very great pleasure it gives us to say it--that
we seem to be approaching period of such
almost millennial happiness that we shall be
quite able to agree with everything that the
great leaders of the Democracy say.
For example: Mr.. Tweed's meeting last
night sOlemnly and yet enthusiastically re-
solved ..s
That Mr., August Belmont, the present Chair.
man OF the Democratic National Committee, is
inefficient, unsuccessful, and unpopular-and
we take Mr. Tweeds word for it.
That Mr.. August Belmont's dearth ofcapacity,
Jack Of purpose, indifference as to results. and
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9mustmtHis. at.

pooTu,s TuEATFR Twenty -third-st., between ruin
- srhavea-This Afternoon a. ana h'en'hs " o" MP "
Winkls" Joseph Jefferson .,.
Central PARK GARDEN SeyeBth-aye. and tlity-
puibst-Ths BvsniBg At s-Graba Concert loeO' i'O
Levy II
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.-lThis Afternoon anu
E,soiag-" PLAY" Mr X L. Davenport Mrs Csra JeunlngA
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,, cor Eighth-aye' anu AZ a.
a.. This ANeruoon - Ear Lynne" This fTe"pA
Sp, on St Marc snd Robbers Wife" Lucille Western
NIBIos GARDEN.-This Evening at D. ana"
KaPogue" - o,J
OLYMPIC THEATER-This Afternoon az ~ M I'M a.
EsninS The New Psptomime: IleeOry DoOU Do'A ~
i. FoI KrAfy TTeuDe -, o.. ~
THy 1AMN1Ny This Evening" Inc Pueeh Vi
u.s,t.s "a fbs ol Womao that Lived IL Shoe &c &c
WuIAcK's TurATER-Ths Evening at D. sen
Isbn x OssnA ,,.-....,, Il -
yvoor,s MrsvrN. Broadway and 1hTtletli-st,-
q, " 'S - ~ - tvsriur Al " LalA Roosh Norreu Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

The platform of the Labor Congress in
Philadelphia seems to be less wild than the
one promulgated at the last meeting in New
York. Amid many extravagancies it contains
also some sound and wise principles; and
on the whole, since it was to be
partly good, it is a pity it could not
have been great deal better. But with un-
duly lamenting financial fOlles that will amount
to little, we welcome the vigilant watehfulness
of the public lands, the favor shown to CO.
operation, and the promise of care for the
rights of workingwomen, as signs of genuine
progress
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TEENS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers SO per annu'.
EFNI WEEKIY TEIBIJNE Mail Subscribers 81 pei an
Five copies or over g each; an extra copy VIII
be sent for every club of ten sent Tor at one
time.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum
copies 50; 10 copies. 10 one address. 81 % each
land one extra copy; 10 copies 10 names o,
subscTibas. at one POStOGce, 81 GO each land
one extra cOpyl; 20 copies TO one address 81 -
each land extra copy; 20 copies, 10 names
of subscriberS at one POst-Ofce, 81 80 each anu
one extra copy) 50 copies, 70 one address ~
each land one extra COPY 50 copies. 10 names
OfSubScribaS at one Post once, 81 ~ each 'ahd
one extra cOpyl.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-York,
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The unusual news that a train has been at
tackled and plundered on the Vera Cruz Rail-
road, does not argue well for the prospects of
transportation in Mexico; nor is it cOnsolatOry,
if true, that Gen. PlacidO Vega, the most
threatening and persistent conspirator in Mex
lco, is moving on Guadalajara. We doubt the
news, but make no question that Mexico is still
in purgatOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

Judge Dent, with lack of confidence in his
own epistOlary powers, which the facts do not
at al warrant, has called up his reinforce
ments; and this morning we have the first, in
the form of a letter from ex-senator Brown Of
Mississippi. 1t is by no means so bad as it
might be-nor yet so good. If campaigns were
won ly letter-writing Judge Dents party
would very soon make his calling and election
sure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

Gen. HIRAM WALDRIDGE has declined the Presi-
dency Of the Mediterranean and Oriental Steamship
Company, assigning his feeble health as O reason.
Mr.. OLIVER b. DYER will lecture in exposition Of
s wedenborgian views Of religion at Mount Vernon
tomorrow Sunday in the Unyersalst Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

The Times, The Post and now The Star of
London favor the acquisition of Cuba by the
United States. We do MT doubt their sincerity,
but are not excited.
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The arrest of Carlists on the French border
is perhaps only significant of a new arrange
ment entered into by Prim and Napoleon.
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The steamship Deutschland, from Bremen,
Aug Z, arrived late last nlghk
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Busin,ss ROtitts.


VIZ PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION Tor inc
sn., VIA, We here declare 10 almost every instance "''s '
B, sserps fou paa and exhaustion relief VIII be ''''' "
tent, minnie. .nsr MRs wryrovs SoOTHSa SYRUP '' Oeen
.,,,,.a Cure, p,su,sry dhsa and Wind oo' Sure to
rcEaste the bOsel~
Be and call for
"MEs wrysrOvs soOrHiSs SYRUP
o,t, Of CURTIS the outside wrapper
An other, are base uit,tOns.
RVTy TEA in three minutes .-LIEBIGs Elk
~ % or BEFr-Gesups Price reduced the right thing for E
IhAOI a. irvails j. MuHArs sons
use SUI "' No l8j broadway.
Are YOU going to the country If so, don't
lecty teeth Get = hor Of
DE LYoS's ToorH TAgLET' 49,. s,,, 10
an eat ana poshe No catering wasting Try item sou "
druggists bepst No. 70 D-r,st, t.,w-l orh ------
SvITH'S HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.
C.,e o Medicine for with books Of directions ENt
Al SNfru 4 Bro to John T. y Smith sons NJ" O'
Fourth ave, near TNri hsL
A-KHEUMATISM Legally Warranted Cured
a. none, refunded FrLsKs Great Vegetable Rheumatic sme
tsLru vari References. 1871 Principal depot NJ" "'
Broadway
To remove Moth Patches. Freckles, and Tan
ron PERRs Morn FEEcxLK LOTION oou ol al
irugg sts
ARTIFICIALITIES-PALM LlMBs.
6s Broadway \. y io9 Cbrsnntt, Pma 81 "rerH' BOSTON
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isis 1894. 1915. 1852. Is4s. 1851.
Rolled Roll pfi Barn sT"i $50 81. 81 so $50 :as ss
Nails, per 10 81 cts. sets cts. cts cts q cts
Hence it will be that not only the average
duties on Iron lower this day than they were fixed
by the Lowndes- Calhoun Tariff of 1916 but Pig Iron
the lowest and rudest condition of the metal-that
which is simply rugged Human Labor in concrete
form-is admitted at a lower duty under the present
Tariff than under that of 1916, any of those snce
passed by the friends of Protection The effort OF
the Free-Traders to confuse the public mind with
regard to these facts by diuting the present duty
into its Greenback equivalent. to coll it $l2 or
over per tun, is contemplate. duty islevied and
computed in precisely the currency teoinl to-
day as under all former Tariffs the 80 duty per tun
paid to-dayIon imported Pig Iron is exactly 81 lees
per tun than that imposed by Mr.. Lowndes's Tariff
of 1916; and with other descriptions of Iron. No
other item in the present Tariff has been mora
ercey or frequently assailed than the duty on Pig
Superintendent Of the great raprodung Cambria Iron Con'
panyi' JOhnstoNu Pa
IPars Unyersa Exposition 1861 Rsporo the unted States con'
ea Relations bI A5Ia uadl Ls1-l AiAt- ConnisssAeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

nc should DO noted that women and children are exten
sively employed in mining operations In Great Britain
at prices far below hecOst of similar labor performed by
men, and that the product is thereby considerably
cheapened
are soon to be realized which will considerably re-
duce the cost and price Of Iron but as these will
be universally ditiused l do not believe we shall
make Iron so cheaply here it can be made in
Europe so long as Labor there costs less than half
the price of similar labor here. tun of Pig Iron
embodyng good fortnight work--part of il skilled,
Address John L. Hayes National Association Of Ku Good,
Manufacturer, NewYOrk May l. 1867
Commissioner to the last Unvra Exposition Of the Produe,
NJ Ihs WoIgS Industry, st PAds. 1901
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General Livery Stable Business
Dividend Notice.

NvFIcE OF THE KENTUCK MINING
lcomnany. San francisco, November i3
1s,;o NDividcri No -. often Dollars $40 ,
share upon the canitsl stock OF this COMPANY
>vas this day declared, PAYABLE ON FRIDAY
November ~. ,Ssn. The Transfer Books wi!
he closed on the lIth and 18th: -
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