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FIMAMCIAL AND CONMERCIAL.

There Is a great plethora Of loanable funds in
New York, and yesterday money was loaned ct
lower rates of interest than for long time past.
Yesterday afternoon cal! loans ranged from to
per cent with exceptions at to per cent,
Prime discounts range from to per CEN.
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INTERESTING HOMESTEAD DEcIsIoN.-Tnere
has been transmitted to the General Land ONCE
The final proof in a homestead case where the
party had abaRdsned the land for more than six
months In extenuation of the abandonment,
the settler submitted testimony to show that he
was compelled to vacate by the hostilities of
Indians. the military commander in that vicinity
having issued an order that all settlers should
remain within the limits Of the post until all
danger had ceased. and that he returned To tn.
land as soon as it was safe to do So The Com.
missioner decided that as his absence from the
land was by duress, he had not forfeited his
claim, and the claim has been approved.
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The Baltimore Wecker OF yesterday published
statement Of the production of lager beer in
Baltimore during the year 1859. The aggregate
reached some l2s, eco barrels-manufactured at
thrty-two er eweries-on which tax of about
slOo zoe was paid to the National Government,
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ITO THE LADIES EMPLOYED IN THE
~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT

II ~
AS TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies, you are herewith cordially invited to paw
aNlsit en- 1ldSss on en- det1tf, {. the Cottage cal
lery, but Ia squares from the Treasury and ex
anime the elegant prizes Ito be awarded shortly to
patruns) displayed in the show window
CARTES DE VISIT,
equal in style to any in the city.
Also, Pearls, Ambrotype pes, and Gems
COTTAGE GALLERY,
10th street, near 1, IL squares north of White
HOuse 80 r.
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IL Is proposed by the Free-Lovers to strike out
the words '.for better or worse" from the mar
rage service; also to omit the aIlusion to such
vulgar thing as poverty, !,
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From j. Shillington We have Appleton's Jour
val for May 9TH and lgriculturist for Nav.
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BOARDING.

ROARbING-Af few Mechanics can be accommo-
- dated with BOARD snd ROOMS, at No 1919
IL ST. bet 18th and 9Th. Terms Moderate. ap2 u
REAsONABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD At
~ THOMAS PENIS Ccntees station on X
snd W II. during the summer. Trains Al
ssasonable hours Tor business apg 81
RoARDlNG-At No. 1927 q street Furnished
looms, with board, at reasonable rates Also,
1aoIc Doatu. APPS 81
RoARDING-one pleasant FURNISHED ROOM
with BoAkD. Price s45 per month for two
rersgns; New brick house with bath and gas No
lIlo 1th st, between l. and N SITS. north APPS 81
A SUIT or HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
"A RUINS, on first floor. for rent az 5Os or At
opposite Senator spragues residence. Private ia
pIe u ueslteI. apps 81.
RoARDING-Pleasant ROOMS, with BOARD at
- Ne eO4 Massachusetts, ave. ap25-as
hlERS HOTEL First class HOTFl, BOARD
~ and newly Furnished ROOMS. $50 per month
lks the coolest aud best ventilated house in tbs
city. r. u. bill, Proprietor ap2l 2wE
EUkNIsHED PARLORs AND BED ROOMS
4 fOR RENT. with without board, al No
sl9 Pa ave, bet. Sd and az SITS. Single ro,ms ana
board IS per week, large rooms ana board Tor two
persons, , lO per week. Table board S4 per week
apl6-lm"
EIRsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
II FRONT ROOMS, 10 be had on easJHab.e terms
Al 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue aud 18Th sfrest
Good location and accessible. mhssly
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PERSONAL.


ssrTHE WORK MUST PRAISE Irs MASTERS"
Pictures copied aud enlarged from Old paeuerr.o.
MstinR GopHn as, ana Ssrtes De sisite etc.
Deal el tune 10 IT, parties can rely upon esfftHs a.
OF our work and speci mems Is s1icited @''o"
~. Bring y2ur Original Pictures once, so as to
COTTAGE GALLERY. 10th st., ne.rL.
Ap|o I'M Gs square north ~ White House
THE LADiEs.Marriedo or Single Or VEL
Irregularities and instructions. Iss B 81 -o1th
between 9Th and 10th. q per bottle. sp-5 a.
MRS; h, sAwfER, MAGNETIC AND HEAL
taken house on Pennsylyania avenue, told No
petseen ~ and 9th SITS where she be con
suited upon all business of Importance. ap22 6ts
THE LADY THAT RECEIVED The C1Rn
s, rom q gentleman at the National Theater on
favor by sending her address as directed on
card. ans
BALTIMORE, April q, 1870.
CHEAP DoCTORINGl can be had from an,
" Clerks Of the Quartermaster's aud Pest Once n.
partments, who claim patronage by pretended sv1a-
Old Dr. darcy, a. strees' eba1ss Moas ni1 ssil
prices for golden services. mh9a lms
A CUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASE OF . nriy.t.
use Of ISsam or msrcUry' Sy DR. LION the x sht
Known and oldest established PLY sician Tor such
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
immediately cured in all without fail Room.
ala Tenth street above Pa. avenue mia
MPoRrANT TO FEMALEs-DR and MA
ADAME DUBOIS rs years practioel guarantss
certain relief to married ladies' with or without ned
.ccihe, al one Interview. Female restorative IS Pa
tehts from distance provided with Board, nursing
&c. EIectriciy scientifically applied. No. 81 Ee9
city. 800 ~
Apths sufFERING FROM IRREGULARI-
LIES, or any complaint peculiar 10 their ~
should cenhde in DR. LEON. the onIy relisbl. ~
Oldest established physician for such in ~
city Those desiring treatment repose in hin
me utmost confidence He guarantees q speedy c1rv
In all cases. Rooms Ala Tenth street, above Penn
sylyania avenue. "a ~
1. yusTH PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES ron
IL. LADihs., Gents AND CHILDRENS
tnG, BOOTS, SHOES 81 as oh street, BE-
Christian Association BUILDING N. B-1ns NJ
ty NAL Pronsrsty Attended To myyIy
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n@GRAND SOCIAL EMBARRASSMENT
The NEW YORK REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
- GR.ND socIWx1uL t rSNITyEE1ar.,xwvur
On WEDNESDAY EVENING APRTI ~

MASONIC TEMPLE
two ladies go; may be procured OF d. B. Searle,
aaaantant generals Office; w. J. Hynes, Pension
Isncy Once; s-w; Stocking, Census Ofice; J. p.
HAYES. second Auditors Office; J. ii Patrick, PEN
sion Office; W A. Bartlett, Government Printing
Once Sh; q Hensey, Second Auditors Office; W 9.
stone, state Department; l.. Lake. Sixth Audi
tor once; l.. M. Saunders, AS It'll street; A.
Laphan, Capitol; W. II. Ross, Freedmen's Blu
reau. an L. eo6t
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LOOK LOOKll
Very bes. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, ROASTED, IS
cents.
Nice BROWN SUGAR at 10 cents, equal to that
sold at ii and L elsewhere.
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
RAY S"ARLINGTON MILLS" Family
PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION
TWIN BROS YEAST CAKES.
1--WE advise families to buy their flour at once
is geng to ADVANCED
THOMAS SUGAR CURED HAMS (ths best q
EXCEITEHf HAMS only IS cents per rb.
CHOICE SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS.
BEEF TONGUES very choice.)
I0MAT0ES, 10 sc
IoMAT0ES ID 20c.
THE BEST PEACHES GWnite Health ID.
NICE BRANDY PEACHES. &c
Queen Olives, Pruneles
Petit Pois. BASINS.
Serdines, Dates.
CROSSE BLAOKWELL,S PICKLES.
TIE FINEST OLD RYE WHISKY.
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WASHINGTON, April q, 1Ge.-Jay Cooke d
%. furnish the following quotations Of Govern
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E0R RENT-Two-story BRICK HOUSE, No
4 224 e street northeast. Rent 81, In advance
Inquire sac LIST street, northeast, ap92w's
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SENECA QUARRIES.
The Maryland Freestose M. and NJ Co. are now
prepared TO furnish WINDOW SILLS and LIN.
IshS, STEPS, PLATFORMS, DOORSILLS,
Also, ROUGH DIMENSION STONE to order
RUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry.
For Price List for 1870 call at Office, l4Is n
street, or Stone Yard, foot X street. Rock Creek
apg-w&s6m CIV. HAYDEN. Secretary.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
-, COLUMBIA.
n isss 5 BE-. ss. nj r''', Doc To-
The above cause is referred to to state and re-
port upon the Indebtedness of the deendan debtors
All persons interested are notified to appear and be
heard in the premises on MONDAY, the I'd day of
May next, at Il o clock m.
apT-2t WALTER s. cox, Auditor.
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CEVENTH AND ElGHTH Strict LOTS FOB
SALE
Eight Business Lots on Seventh st., opposite the
Thyson Hotel; nine on Eighth st., same square.
Terms: 0netenth cash; one tenth every six months.
Alto, On easy terms, number Of desirable Lots in
sections OF the city now being rapidly improved.
Inquire Of THOMAS YOUNG,
1886 New York avenue,
mh32 In Between 18th and l4th SITS.
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LOB REET-sTORE and DWELLING, Contain
u ing six rooms and cellar, southwest corner Of
Maryland avenue and nth street west. Rent mode
rate. Apply - b. f0RSTER, next door on i2tb
street. fezs-p
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Again We Bring Down the High Prices
@. .. O'HARE q SON.
GROCERs,

1918 SEVENTH STREET NV, Br,, N AND n
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SEE SEE
Nice BROWN SUGAR at 10 cents, equal to that
sold at ii and Il elsewhere.
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G. q. O'HARE Il SON,
q r. O G L RS,
1919 SEVENTH STREET INV,

apN-tr BETWEEN M Ann
1NO LUMBER DEALERS.
we nave on the way, to arrive shortly
!,OOS 900 PLASTERING LATHS;
l,OO0 barrels Red Beach Co.'S CALCINED PLAS-
TER. For sale at wholesale only
ap5 Wv FAY BAILEY, 9th. st Wharf
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VALUABLE LOTS fOk SALE.-l have Tor sale
v the following valuable Lots:
LOT ., sQU1RE s6l.-This lot contains $50
square feet fronts 66 feet the north side Of North
street between sixth and seventh streets east,
high ground, with . commanding view, and quite
eligibe The depth 10 IL feet for - feet 'front.' and
100 feet for the other 20 fest.
LOT 10 SQUARE l41.-This lot fronts 90 feet
ON east side OF seventh street west, between and
streets north, and i ING feet deep, paved alley IN
the rear and Ia one Of the most valuable lots in that
part OF the city This let will be sold in three par
cells Of % feet front each, e desled.
Of original Lot 5 fronts e feet i.ehes on street
nsrth, between Fourteenth and fRteenth streets
west with Q depth faverage) Of 81 feet inches and
. feet inches New York avenue, with depth OF
s. feet by average making two hne eligible lots
They are about midway o. the square on each front
and each front 10 mproved. From the contguity to
the treasury and other public Offices and banking
institrtions, this is CONSIDERED very valuable
lot 81 SQUARE 15S.-This lot fronts q feet On
street, between seyenteenth and Eighieenth sts;,
feet for the remaining % fest. Occupied BY the Uni
ted States, whe pay regular rental for the same.
viii be made easy. FRED. w. JONES,
Barbour's Law Building,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-19
Punishment.

A man with four wives was brought
before dutch justice for commitment
on a charge of bigamy.
"Four wives 7" exclaimed the aston.
ished Hans, "four wives? Dat vas
m m hin ,t, crime! Discharge him
Why" protested the prosecutor.
"why discharge him when the proof
Is positive? Will the court explaino
eyes: 1 ecksplains. Off he III NIT
1our wives, he got punishment enough.
! lif NIT Won, and I got too much nun.
ishment already"
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-19
MARKET REPORTS.

No boat for the Ouaciii'''
day.
Flour-supr. So. 20; double ex. s5.e2s@
5.65: treble ex. 5.75@6.oO.
Corn-dull; white 66.
Oats-52@53.
Bran-1.10.
Hay-prime $500 per cwt.
Pork-dull; mess $22.
Racon-shoulders 144, 10, to 100.
Hams-sugar cured 10 to 2Sa.
Lard-dull and lower; tierce l2@lZs;
key 14@143. oo,o,
Sugar-easier; prime 9a@lOt'
sses-prime 5000.
Whiskey-scarce, 973@1.O5.
Co6ee-prime 174@17a. Ill.,.
Cattle-Texas beeves, first quailty,
s4O@45; second quality s25@35. oneep
first quality, 1907; second quan,y'
1904. Yearlings sS@l2. Calves sH9lo;
Cotton-steady; sales 5000 bales. dooo
ordinary 13s@1ss; low middling lSs
@14s; middling 14a@14s. Recpts. !l,11s
bales. Exports to Liverpool 3lol pales,
Hamburg 1920 bales. Weeks SAFES
$4,000 bales. Weeks receipts $500
bales. Weeks exports to Liverpool
II $50 bales; to other foreign ports l2,ool
bales; to New York 1888 bales. STOCK
167, ITO bales.
Sterling 2oa@ooa; sight s@s discount
Gold 11Oa.
LIVERPOOL, Dee. II, p. m.-Cotton
opened quiet; Uplands Std, Orleans
sa@ssd. Sales 1900 bales.
NETWORK, Dec. 1S.-Cotton move
ment for the week heavy. Receipts for
all ports 155,7l7 bales against 152,S20
last week; 1864 the previous week;
and 1850 three weeks since. Total
receipts for the expired portion of the
cotton year ,S72, 557 bales against no.
$50 last year.
Exports at all ports for the week ILL.,
59S bales against 6O,7l3 this week last
year. Total exports for expired por-
ton of cotton year 755, l6S bales against
SIS, s46 last year.
Stock at all ports ass, 254 bales against
336, 1893 this date last year. Stocks at
interior towns 104, 4S6 bales against S.
s56 last year. Stock in Liverpool 37l,-
coo against S49, 1000 last year.
Amount of Indian cotton afloat for
Great Britain $4,000 bales against 49,.
600 last year.
The weather at the South has been
unfavorable, as a general thing, for
picking operations during the week.
Much rain has fallen, and in some Sec
tons the weather has been cold, with
slight snow storms. It is a matter for
regret that depression in the cotton
trade continues, more especially as it
affects so many business interests, to
say nothing Of the commerce of the
country. The decline in cotton and the
current market quotations represent a
loss to the country of$l50, 900, 600. This,
Of course, will be seriously felt in the
export trade of the country, and will
entail heavy losses on the Southern
States.
This large pecuniary loss to the cot
ton-growing States will materially cur
tail purchases of merchandise in North.
ern cities by Southern merchants. No.
where will this loss of trade be so iniu.
rlously felt as in New York city.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-19

tions at issue between the two countries
should be left to court of arbitration
and that such court sit permanently.
The bark Ibis, from New York for
Cork, upset at Queenstown yesterday
owing to the shifting Of her cargo.
The French ports of Fecamp, Dieppe
and Havre are to be blockaded.
CAR1sHRUE, Dec. 1.-THE Baden
Chamber has ratified the federal treaty
looking to the annexation of that State
to the North German Confederation.
LONDON, Dec 1.-THE French gum
boats are cruising between Cherbourg
and Havre, but no Prassians appeared.
The journals of to-day referring to the
triumph of the peace party in the Cabi-
net, say the Government has signed
England's abdication as great power.
FLORENCE, Dec. 1.-THE King of
Spain sails Monday.
CAToNA, Sicily, Dec. 17.-Steamer
Peyche, of British Eclipse Expedition,
has foundered. Crew and instruments
saved.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 1.-THE Prussians
did not attack Gen. Chansey yesterday.
Chansey has received many reinforce
ments.
tits understood that the generals COM
manding the armies of the Loire have
concocted plan for simultaneous for
ward movement, all having been large
ly reinforced.
The Germans are retreatirg all along
the valley of the Loire.
The charge against the General COM
handing at Tours is that he left behind
guns and other material, when there
was no enemy near the city.
The French in the North have gained
fresh advantages.
Havre will be defended to the last.
BERLIN, Dec. 17.-Four times the
amount required for the new loan has
been subscribed.
Russia's reply TO Prussia's note re-
garding Gutenberg, says:
"The King of Holland must disprove
charges brought against the Duchy, or
give guarantees that the obligations of
neutrality shall not be violated again.
If, however, the charges alleged are
proved, Prussia is justified in annexing
Nuremberg"
The French were driven from Ven.
dome yesterday.
DIJoR, Dec. II, ria BERLIN.-The
Prussians attacked the French near
Langeal, and drove them in the fortress.
The military commandant of Tours
is relieved for precipitate evacuation.
nsIsczLIAs!Rous.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad disclaims any knowl-
edge of dispatch from New York, that
they declined to send representative
to the Erie convention. The company
has not been represented in any con.
vention of the trunk-lines for four or
five years, and has taken no new or re-
cent action in regard to representation
in any convention.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 1.-THE entire
stock of the American Steamship Com
pany has been taken.
DETROIT, Dec. 1s.-Primrose, who
was found guilty of embezzling $23, ZOO
from the Grand Trunk Po;1rood ,,,o,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-19
with smiling intellectual faces. Who
of our planters will set this ball in mo-
ton?
TELEGRAPHlC.
Especial to the Daily Telegraph
WASHINGTON.


is not to assume the duties Of Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue for two
weeks.
The Acknowledgement has decided
that whenever the United States has
paid any coupons of the Pacific Rail-
road Company, the Secretary OF the
Treasury may Immediately demand
from said company reimbursement
therefor, and may at once proceed, in
case of default, to seize for payment.
The Secretary of the Treasury may,
under this decision, withhold payment
for Government transportation over the
road.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-Rear Adj
miral Samuel Breeze is dead.
The Central market burned, and two
persons persisted in the flames.
The Telegraph committee of the
House is unanimously in favor of Gov
eminent telegraph, but is divided as to
plans.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Bank
statement shows that loans have de-
creased one and three-fourths millions;
specie has increased nearly a quarter
million; deposits decreased over two
millions, and legal tenders decreased
over one and a half millions.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-The Herald's
special from Raleigh, N. c., says that
the Judiciary Committee of the House
has been in continuous session since
Thursday, framing articles ofimpeach-
ment against Holden. The articles are
still unfinished, but will be completed
Monday, when the Senate will arraign
the Governor and his official functions
will cease. The trial will not COM
mence until after Christmas. It is ru-
mored that Gen. B. F. Butler will come
down to defend Holden, who has
trouble in finding efficient home de-
tenders.
TROY, N. Y, Dec. 17.-Franklin Ket-
Ter and wife, two ofthe oldest and most
respectable citizens of Southampton,
were murdered by blind son who had
disputed with his father about will.
NEW YORK, Dec. II, p.m.-Gold not
very active; opened at 11OA and reacted
to 11O5.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-It is said that the
delay of the French Government in &C.
ceding to the London conference is
wholly due to the difficult communica-
ton between Bordeaux and Paris.
The Prussian Government charges
the French consul at Nuremberg with
re-enlistment of fugitives from the
French army.
BRUSSELS, Dec. 16.-The French Pro-
visional Government advises the pay
ment of the January interest on the
National debt.
LILLE, Dec. 16, p. NIT is rumored
that there has been another sortie from
Paris, which accounts for the rapid
withdrawal of German forces from this
region. 1t is said the French came out
in immense force, and have already
completely invested Versailles. Fight
ing is now going on in the direction of
Albert and Abbeville.
NEW YORK, Dec. ia special to
the World, dated Tours, 18th, says that
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-19
For Landowners and HOme.Seekers ON
the Ouachita.

almost the entire abandonment OF the
plantation plan of planting, if any other
feasible mode could be ascertained
whereby the landowner could secure
a reasonable rate of interest upon the
capital he has invested in lands, tene-
ments, stock, &c. There are no large
planters in this section, who are such
from choice. The wear and tear upon
the mind, the aggravating character of
the laborers, the failures and embar-
easements incident to such life, are al
most incalculable, and are destructive
of the best aims and results of social life.
But to discover the means of reform,
and to demonstrate their practicability,
are matters not easily done to the salts
faction of the large landed proprietor.
Wehave long believed that the land
owners were not without specific rem
edy, in a combination of elements east
ly brought together; and the plan we
nave udO III Jul AAAAN-AOO OAAOAuCO
in Difference to croakers-has received,
in one of the southern parishes, the
sanction of practical success, upon a fai1
trial. Mr.. Grovemberg, Creole, living
and owning a sugar plantation in st.
Marys, contracted with five families
from the parish of Lafourche, to cult
vate his place. These families were al
most destitute, but were industrious and
willing to be tenants. About three
thousand dollars were expended in
building houses and fences for these fam
lilies, and corn, provisions, &C., provid-
ed, the tenants furnishing ponies for
blowing. They purchased few pigs,
chickens and turkeys for their wives to
tend, and the men and boys went to the
field. The wives have earned largely
from their poultry, one selling $3.50
worth of eggs alone, in twelve months.
The men have earned $1,000 to the fam
lily, in corn, sugar and molasses, and
the little colony is prosperous and con-
tented.
In the parish of Ouachita there are
not less than fifty plantations, of splen-
did river land, where the plan briefly
detailed might be profitably inaugu-
rated. The plantations could be laid
off in lots of 40, 80 or 100 acres each, with
river front to each lot, and upon the
front, suitable tenements, at small ex-
pense, erected. The places are nearly
all ready for the plough and a crop at
this time.
West of this, on the high hills over
looking the magnificent alluvial lands
between the Ouachita and the Missis-
sippi rivers, is population of frugal
and industrious farmers. They are max
ing living, as the phrase goes, but
every furrow they turn is accompanied
by sigh for better lands and better
profits. But how are they to purchase
land at $50 per acre, and when it can be
bought only in bodies of several hum
dred acres? They want richer lands,
but cannot buy. So, the landowner
wants better blowing, better hoeing and
larger yields, and no trouble.
Is there any obstacle, worth the men,
ton, to the accommodation, by ex-
change, of these two wants? By the
arrangement we have indicated, both
parties would be accommodated, the
products of the country increased, the
tone of society improved, a population
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-19

The depth of cowardice-fearinp 70
strike balance sheet.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-19

bundred men took Michael Lachehl'
who murdered Jacob Bell, from hoS
Angeles and hung him.