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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13

LNINE ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush.
l. es. Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce
and other Toilet Soaps. Pomatu,n. Cold
Cream, Hair Oils. Dentifrias.
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REGULAR SATURDAY GRAND EC0hE
PACKET!

Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at
p. NJ. commencing saturday, March
26.) Returning will leave Grand Ecors
every Tuesday at 10 a. NJ. ard Alex
andria, Wednesday at 10 A. n.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
nnc

Z
New Orleans, La, March %, 1870.
To Michael Legras, State Collector of the
Parish of Rapides:
Sir-seetion 81 1927 of the Act No.
Ia, entitled can Act to provide reven-
ne for the support of the State Govern
ment of Louisiana, and the manner OF col
lecting the same" approved March 9th,
1869. is as follows. viz:
"Sec. 81 (92). Be it further enacted,
etc. That the Auditor shall, annually. on
the frsi Monday in May, cause to ba sold
by the State Collector of the Parish or
District in which the forfeited lands may
be situated, for cash, to the highest bid
der. all land forfeited to the State. which
shall not have been redeemed within two
years The State Collector shall give
thirty days notice of all such sal 10y pub
location in the official paper Of the State,
or in the official paper of the Parish or
District, when there is one if not, then
in some published in the Parish or Dis
trict, or where there is no newspaper, no.
tice thereof TO be posted at the Court
House of the Parish Tbs money so col
lected shall be paid into the Treasury as
other Taxes"
Your special attention is called to the
requirements OF the above quoted section.
and you are hereby directed to carry its
provisions into effect.
an, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedieut servant,
JAS. GRAHAM,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13

LNLAVORING EXTRACTS. Lemon. va
4 nllla, Almond, Rose. Celery, Pine APP
pie &c. &c.
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HOAL OIL. Lamp Wiclls.
GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.

CPORTING REoUlsITIONs. Ely's Gun
- Wads, Double and Single Waterproof
Gun Caps. Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
Colts and Remington's Revolvers. Colts
Cartridges, 3 Sizes. Smith g. NELSON'S
Pistol Cartridges, 3 Sizes Powder Flasks,
Shot Pouches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws,
Gun Nipples. &c.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13
NOTICE.


THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
Il respectfully inform their friends
and the sugar planters generally of tie
Parishes of Rapides and AvoyelleS,
that they are now prepared to set or
repair kettles and boilers in the most
approved style and best workmanlil1e
manner.
Having had &c years experience in
this line of business. they feel satisfied
that they will render satisfaction, and
will guarantee that their work will be
better, and by their style of setting
boilers, economize more fuel than that
of any other Mason in either Parish.
Best of references given, if required.
GILES SMITH & SON.
January IL, 1e70-tf.
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T,HEREFORE all persons who are de-
i linquents for the year (ls66) eighteen
hundred and sixty-six. are hereby notified
that unless they make immediate payment
to me, at my office, in the Town of Alex
andria, of all their tax dues for 1866, ]
shall expose their property at public sale
on the first Monday Of the month of May,
1870; the first Monday of said month be-
the the second day in laid month of May.
MICHAEL LEGRAS.
Apl 6-3t. State Tax Collector.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13

GENUINE BERMUDA ARROWROO1
II in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
megs, Mace, Giu-cr Pefpsr Sc.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. large assortment
Cap. Note. and Letter Paper. Pens.
Ink, Pencils Mucilage and other Office
Furniture.
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To the Tax Payers of Rapides "a
riSh,

HyAKE NOTICE THAT THE Tax
i Rolls, both for State and Parish. Lave
beea placed in my hands as Tax Collector
for collection, and therefore you are HeIe,
by Notified to come forward and settle 81
yvur tax dues within thirty days from tn.s
late, or you will be proceeded agsinss ~
eording to law.
Tax Office, at Court House. leo Houss
Hotel. Alexandria, March 81, 1870.
MICHAEL LEGRAS.
Mar SD-4t. State and Parish Collector
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
~ da, Blneing, Scrubbing Brushes,
Backing and Brushes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13

THE SIDE.WHEEL PASSENGER STEINER
- -
BART. ABLE:-
w. c. HARRISON. Master
"AVING WITHDRAWN FROM
i i the Shreveport trade will remain in
the Grand Ecore trade the entire season,by
the solicitation of ,psny shippers.
VIII leave as above for Grand Ecore.
St. Maurice, Montgomery, CotiIe. Alexan-
dria, Norman's, Burbin's and all uterine
date Landings.
Passengers taken for all Coast Landing
on the Mississippi River: also, Freight
and Passengers for all Landings on Red
River as high as Grand Ecore.
For Fright or Passage, apply on board.
Mach Soft.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
RAOUETTR LAKE AGAIN.
yetA, Rditor Of The Tribune

yo "a, Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: am sorry that / cannot give your cor.
respondent Nh Shea the information he asks 10 the
names OF Raquette Lake and river. can more tell
where or when first heard Of the or gin Of the
than could where heard Of Kriss Kringle. l have
heard Il as long ago as knew the lac-many years.
am not the habit of noting such things aud having
never heard their derivation denied any other assigned
did not consider IL worth investigating having inter
in the Jests and the Raquetue being just sweet
upder that any other namo- - Pere Raquette may
been carnal father and Voyage,r, there may
have hen any such person. but Raducttc Lake is not
shaped in the least like snowshoe and this derivation
j. fanciflp.
The greater part Of these fskes bear the names Of their
ist explorers dSCOveleT unless some striking natu
raj feature made name appropriate. MI Sheas yer
sion 10 iue, therefore, improbable, ard MurraNs
(paftt account of NJ being bis Incredible II per
chanfe II true II ss6ers the tate ot poor Tray
to me small sample of the iuustrlocs cah'so-
hurtcr's game.
Shea doubtless right in his negative concluslcsls
an not scholar energ in things eccieSiastlcai 10
test the point Pere Raquette as personality,
asher of fish or lsfn and explorer, shall believe
Iutil have a cianSe 10 investigate tb matter hrler,
and fiud VcStiSt Of him. W. j. sfil4NAN
ItdiHnSid " J.. Nov. "a 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

H.; cr v ,ol lelr.. al lG1 Tor Slipping aul
lj0 o. os Retail ,,. Long qge, tu steady
HOPS gIe gi urmr sae a. L." jc oheraeoGptons
inactive and pro- aur nominal
HEHP-NiuIa Is i.l and wi'lont dcnard 70 l9c.. .oh
MULASSES-ponCc i, ses, n'ia m irtr; sales Of l25
Dbl O'aus d e ,tci ald By auraou 30 hh do at l0''
Forr'fn dull and uor T.
anil prices shoF ' l csirfif We n"ii "i Of 90
bb. Stra B 8 %, 10 i 90 ~s - li No a. - 30
ami Pale - SuIr -Drntn" has
ToiS%Imen a.e, cortinre dl a. s7qasc in oaks Crue
F,L and Boz ir demand. hauuacurd Os ou Other
Oil iul at tionaerfr.res.
PBOyI>ONsTic STRONG feeling that presi ia the market this
Gt w,k duration the a'lc adUces lun lurre
receipts the principal packing points Of the West and
tie rr, ne Doc oi hrs conVafe WITH a 'ear giving bn
al1ug ard checking the Inclination 10 purchase for The mtne
when wsrkt om Europe checLei TIE
there sieadn,ss The busnss
has been s and most sales have been ae at lower ard
rr-rN In reward general in
1c fgurs. m the future hss hcen active and nrdes 80 bh
Ne. Me-. of ,ltefv Al ~: ~ hhs.
month 40 S 10 Lb Mes January an Fchrily -l90
W 20 an pa b1. Prime Nrus 81; the latter has
thus attracted very te attention aud be quoted hcayy for De
a. variable Pe~ To-day the market dull Thoae way
and prices raiLrr uofrtan tie trade principally con-ned TO
job o al about former hgurs; s'">. 30 hhs, at T250
~ - fer Oh Mes ~ 5JG -2 - r New do, unnpec;ed
81 for CITY do delivery the market lairt but firm
With 81 - a.sci. ani Sl3 mG for the Winter months
Beef no demand ard the mae' trm sales @ bbs AZ JG
rs Tor Plain Me- and S5a +7 s. fr Extra Mess Tece Beef y
wthor special change 10 prices parcels Of moderate sir heug inquired
To the euual 10 all
Mess Beef Hans fre IN moderate demand; The supply very r
sse @hhs at 80 hG fJ for Western AMI 80 for CITY Cut Meats
50 boxes at III alle for Long Clear Dressed Hogs unsettled au
buyers opae cauIouy but prce, rac tnn quote 8G9 for
Cy s b., ien quito arrive mainly for sLntrs ard pIces
h,rr csug h s1ies ~ bhs and tcs l2 ilr No /; lJd l
Tor ttg afd 7 for fsr o prime steam for future delivery tue
ms.sd tIu s's ~ ioi Iecn5es At .e. and 70 tc DO
l.e.
LApnIls rEo,i,loxs PROM wy,yE
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
lnn wlrc M cold nnntailnns to-1ay:

The receipts oi fractional currency foT the week
ending to-day amount TO S6iOOO The shipments were
Notes sC57O2 fractional currency, S3965a Tie Treas
urrr. holds a. security for National Bank circulation.
s.5i03!:0; aud for public deposits $lj,s3l5OO. Nh
tilated notes burned during the week, St9lO0 total
amount burned, $327iG,2j5 Bank currency issued for
bills destroyed during the week. $3Gj7J0; total amount
issued therefor, $1G ;65. Balance due for mutilated
notes. sIU9S7J. Bank circulation outstanding at this
daie ss1i55l $50. Fractional currency redeemed and
destroyed during the week. S}Sl.IoJ.
The secretary Of the Treasury to-day authorized a
bullion fuud Of $4,000 gold and $4,000 silver for the
Branch Mint az Carson City, Nevada and The new SUI
prrintendcut vas commissioned.
The dal : trai>icuHs at the L. :. SuhTrcasury were
Gotl rere - sfq7g Curcncg bsl,nce.... lG pj Ol
Gold r~yrri.s ..... ,3 Canceei gold c"tia-
tfaa. Ns.hn .4IWO Ol
trrrr.e .,.,.. 5H5fi5 - Cuom 28ttO %
.rtr,u-, .,yia-urs... 2'Gi.ji 80
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

NrEratN No 2fto qr,t buyer, bo6rs oI' Ior si!as
&c.,. I.,.,. j.2, r,gurscol-tgs i0; - cs, t4th
N.vDHL.,y, N', % Cotton quiet and weak &diAngs nlr
l5c.: ,ass receipts Jal5 oosstHse 1 total o. 3i
rsnor.io RruIu th- Continent. 2l4 90 Bremen:
li1J Barcelona CD % san Sebastian 'OastFse, JyJ stock,
l0J5I
sAvlNSlu Noy 16-Coou ocHyr; Vdlnrs. sl7l'c; sscs.
33O: receipts, 3li; e-poso Great Britain, 2Jt0 oes
20 i5a
Cu,HLE.ToN S,y. 6Coon dul 1sl Lille donyi Mliinss
nominal l5c sales, 100; receipts. 80 lbi stoc, .1tJA
Bo-oN. Nor. 26-C1uol dl sid ingS lotTb5ei sll's -V
RECEIPTS cl8swi-c. 1888; total ll1i OcA. 4tbl
MsNGroN 2-Cotton inactive; ec-pts. il2 exports
--ctaaisc. lg1; stock. 3.2J7.
MOBILE NOg. 2GCO0n qle Miiugs lie; sales, 1905 net
eae pis j5I; exporfs-toasts Isl stocs. jll7g.
Nov 2j.Cot;Cn lun Good Ordinary. BE- sales 100
bales; receipts 1876 Lai exports ossIss bales soes, 5l
tairs.
BALTIMORE Nov prices droopng Mding
sales bales, receipts l3 bales 81 balesi
IlU5 bales; exports coasWi5e. bales; 6b5 bales
ArGrsrA Co.. 2oion mrei opeh,i with limited demand
co.r and eis hoeT, i.. M4ng sa,, 10
B. % a: receipts l.. o. bales.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Of Icading stecks for thc day


The Gold market, in common with other departments
of the stock Exchange has been devoid Of interest or
feature and the prco has ranged between III! al12, the
latter price being exceptional. The limited volume of
hi-i ines, transacted is reflected in The fact that only
ccrca changes recorded during the official hours of
the Room The press dispatcscs from Europe were not
calculated 10 induce any important ventures on
either side Of the account, and the sensational
r,nnors were UNDECIDED. Cash gold in abnnd
ant supply aud while in some instances bal
ances were carried free Of consideration, later, 1, g.
T. p D. aud per cent paid The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bauk was follows: Gold cleared
S4G223OO; gold balances, $l7l3l9l, and currency bal
auccs s1,9G222l. The Customs receipts for the week
were s19ll572 IT, and tie payments of coin interest,
slIG5Ol So. Tic movements OF the Treasury next
week cover the sale Of 81 100000 gold Wednesday.
and the purchase Of an equivalent amount Of Five
Twcntes on Thursday the sinking Fund. The follow
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
SECOND BOARD, ! T.. NJ.
SATURDAY. Yov. o6-r. N.

The stock market has been duh and iIregu-
Jar today opening for stocks at higher prces, bu'
scarcely holding strength during the forenoon and late
iu the day becoming soft and tame. \ Thanksgiving
ia,,de uar be said 10 pcrmca;e the Stock Exchange ~
t disgust OF both bulls and bcars. and il has been dih
tt to create any speculative excitement Even Erie-
the new sensation OF the street. fell ol under the general
duucss ana perhaps upon partial realization oi Pronis
by the projectors the speculation, Gnd the leading rail-
way sharcs were 20 per cent lower than during the
early paIr of The day. There brisk movement IN
Western Union. with an advance 10 43l, hut the
Improvement partially lost in the afternoon
The new clique i'm this stock not apparently anxious
stimulate lie price rapidly notwithstanding the desire
Of street spectators wEo have taken their little ventures
u dt direction ana who want to sell TO tie pool at
good profit. The OF Congress now close AT hand
considered little adverse to gold speculation for The
RISE or 40 least g. active market and the action upon
he discussions Of important financial measures by
that body viii probably have decided influence upon
stock market The following table shows the highest
Of Loo. .Fitsts e-t.Is f.f IN. Gg
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
RANKING ANn FINANCIAL.

THE INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
RAILWAY SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN is based on
completed Trunk line, 20j miles in length, running
from indianapolis, Ind TO Pekin, Ill, and forming
connections with most of the principal lines to the
Atlantic and Pacific The equipments are large, and
the present business fully demonstrates that this
will be one Of the best paying roads i'll the United
States. We offer the balance Of these bonds at 92i
and accrued interest in currency
TURNER BEOTHERS, Bankers,
M. If \assaII-st,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

hsnoS' NOV a-s1a mcon'ols ep.nel 81; t both none'
l a"St Am'eAn securities q.rt United States FlTsTstuiy
bni' ~ a'ii s@ OIL s1i 1871 GJ 1eniorie, ~ s,ocss
nA Ene haiis! shares. cot Illinois Celiral no. Atlantic and
Great Western, -
fsIsk'r Nov @-upt~ States RreTweni, bonds quoted
LtshroaL Nov A-lls3o opened quiet; Mddihs
y
Losp2s So @-4ns. Cakes 80 oidalo lo per uh for Thin
ootf ior i.eiF Iaou, - tA4tta ln.sei 50 oaja
LONDON, Nov M m,on,os sL..d Ri iof 10th
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
BANkING-lIOUsE OF HENRY CfEws 4 Co. No. -
WALLS Y Y

BiNkING-HOUSE OF Henry CrEws 4 Co.. No. -
WALL-ST., ~ \.
Deposit accounts can be opened with MS in either
currency or coin, subject to check without notice.
Five Per Cent Interest allowed upon all daily bal
ances. Checks upon us pass through the Clearing
House as If drawn upon any CtN bank.
We issuc Circular Letters Of Credit for travellers
available in all parts of the world also, Commercial
Credits. We draw Bills of Exchange and make
tclcgrJpc transfers of money 10 any desired point
and transact every description of foreign banking
business
We issue Certificates of Deposit payable on demand
or ut fixed date brarg interest and availablea all
money cTnters.
Collections made in any part Of the world.
CiEws, HABICHT X Co.. Lothbniy. London.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28


generally steady lLr
hush do a; oGi,goS, 1850 bush Wheat ly h at oj
and SO hhl. Flour z I'D
GRaINuc rcuhrt, aud fair degree of activity have carac
our Wheat last the variable and Conflicting
Europe, the rsngs u gold e more bei arr 'a
having al produced mnch activity rapid changes IN 'dile,i
earr demand SPIRITED both for shipment and 70
belief La general in Europe Wa lhie
certain orceI iu, l0c huse since hr ncn
from Eurupc quite peaceful present supply ls
bout aaOINaD hHh. and the quantity on tle eln-l
h aont tls which N hkel, 10 rerl tie-Witer
mrrs without as " moment and a. ln are Ge
supplies ,ori. Lmei and hr eoe o sue year are
much below the lning tine s wear We 'ht
New Spdug sud dminshr t1at ~ oh
From farmers deliveries falling o
evident from folh ant Nu1l-N tst
their surflus hos been gtntly o'efestinatd Tie
speculative ug"y hs teth - tmi' G4le -a,.tt'
and MN Spring In White
srr change demand being f o local
I1ug irregular pse- La stock ui choice White VIE h hutr
Wr- st ho.h against - 5s bush. the corresponding week a-t
brit
der favorable from Europe few 'lls mae To-day
the receipts rgr bet tparkh
rre NAV le quote higher There gry htte duud ior mi ng
e. ia. bette, far active; aulspc-
on h, ,panng and generally ask ~ ~ 1T choice New
Sgnu. lUto tu. ~ 81 i"r No chicago SpUiti @i ~
trcn rar: ~ ~ Tor Red Western; : ii0 - . of Amber
,.te1 qr rs clocr; ~ 81 for v bite MirlHui
Cynssse. Barley AMI Barley Mat
steady but closed gue; sales hT BUSH
scgniar; Old re irtei; Nrs BE- u better supply
@ - dltc NeS We'i hEei closing nj
l1r puE .ampts Oh western Mixed is bed y@dyCi Ae~
Nceru yellow 80 % 5iei a"i roitie NDir - ooH'+''
trt
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

IPoIi,, ipt - - o.. ~ .'Is S-uO s1lsuo
he; u dn aud Pie Nosrner Crude huk has
iulei quiet snd With h obhng swaI the market l2c
On the tas
~ % on CpTe - ~ Lows, Nphiha is nominal Z; ;Gsc
Ia Philadelphia t has he Ices actyity prices for November
h'ery sbat better bu ne sales OF b for the
noui a. J snj 40 hh last half Of mber, ! The rrcsps
~tre, Refined = ,tr ttls., AM tTulr, Ip50 bbls.
kfIhe ctinanI i aud prices steady sales 80 @ at
huGAks-kaw qiei, bn price. remstei 6r Pair gooi Re-
inhg ~ itt, trf No. II Cubs al
Z for Drrea In Refine yery IJc
he White A"
sTRAN-Lo market quiet and veal &c. for Prime and l2c
for G0od.
IALLOW FRA sn uolersi. ssles bbs
Al 9t,., AMI - n Choc- A. 4tc
WHlsKi-1lrrc L inqqify snd Win rgri
airys he maTLei hgboIi sales bb lroIhouut @
eio,iLe Enr.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Foreign exchange Ia, been dun, aud rates are nom

Mrssrs. Henry ClewS Il Co. have now fully completed
hir list Of pondcnts. established at all points
throughout Europe and prepared to furnish letters
of ,rr,ii; to American traNcicrs n all required
The money market ba> been without essential feature.
the supply being ample to meet the demand at tao per
cent a, the extreme range Of rates Government and
stock collateral the rate heing 5. In discounts
there il stil good demand reported and rate, are
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

State bonds were strong and higher. The trahsacuoh
a. . rule were not large, hut well distributed. Tennes
sees old advanced u per cent 10 co., ana new y 10 d.
North Caronas old 10 472, aud special tax Il TO 90
Missouri G. were firm at mla92 Louisiana es, old, at 2
and Brooklyn Gs water loan, al 90 south OaiohNaS' new"
January and july fell OF from 20. to ol The remain
der of the list wa not dealt in. The following were tie
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
RECEIPTS OF pRODICE.

Pr North hiscr, Gess,ts aad RairoodS
N" 1T pgs Ashe - bales Broom IS bh Copper tiJ
iass t"l -. pkgs Died Putt J hhls kgg Alg bbS FLOUR
i3l - 'or Meal ydt5l bush Wheat ~ o0 bush Corn $50
~ 'r seoi sb tnsL Cat, ol o5 bus Barley, i63 bush Re
- bush Ie.n 40 bnsh Peas bush Malt 40 bales Hops
Jal pkss Batter 2DI Dressed pkss Tkz
- Iig. ,a Meats 2ti ple Pert 1850 plr Cheese 3 pigs
"hlt 80 pls Ws Brandy l2l pts. CaLl Wine, - tags Mo-.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
The MARK ETS.


s,Tt, u.Y. Nov. y. 1870
ASHEfois steady and 10 mOiernie A. o ad - -"
Pearl. dull atd nominal si - - "a - -
COfION-Basihe has dali sud sth defasel Liver
pop market poss oweri sales 5s bales To- bai. !" sIne
ineBng G 6 oonuptioH sld for syecnton for nnr
delivery tbs market has ien fairly active aud thi, mebh ' D..
later months ic sales last evening Of so No'Ert "
15 IS Itc Deembe Isle Jannsy l s lsuSaIf l5e
and % March l5i tone and l0l lenrhry l.e % lie
orbr leo January snl 400 February 5lc 23 b. Charleston on
pnVste terms to-day t November u. ais lle' 10 ecnrf
5i al5c 100 Decber and JsBss l leo Drcembrr jan
F.brnry 5,e 100 January. ie. 10 February Ec-
all on bass 81 Low MAILING. We quote - iuoss
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The bank statement shows quiet movement. The
legal tenders decreased Ss01l7 rejecting the move
meut currency the pork packing sections. Tie DO
pusits were down less than half million, and tic loans
q nominal amount. As result Of The movement the
banks hold sl3S,G,gj5 in surplus over legal reserve
"A decrease OF slS9,CO5.
The following il the condition Of The New-York Ciy
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
pRocLAMAT!oX NO, Of The SALE Of the nous.

ION TAP aSD bhALoElA RALROAD tue boYtrtO oi the
AMI h the authority 81 The state o leXq
railroad known that OF the Houston Tap li
Brloda Railroad largely indebted To the school Fund o the STATE "
anl interest M tie Special school Fund loaned 90 the
act Of the Lestar Of August 18Th 1870 eutte A
provide he Investment OF the Special School Fund the bonds
rlos companies ucogotel by the state and the smenirc
thereto prucpsl snd the bonds ol ,eid all
comrany. and executed 10 the State Of Teas under said
and amendments; ard
S. railroad company. by ie pay he interest aud
0f said ineeinrss a. comisd with ts obligations
under said act August 1885 AMI Ic amendments thereto. aud La
complied viii the act Of j ~ August 1870, enu An Act
rce railroad companies Eie6e 70 The state for loans from
the School FuB!; and
Whereas Because failure the Governor Of the State is
qure by said oi h" Legislature 10 al railroad 10 bt sold
satisfaction Of said Indebtedness;
Nov therefor that in conformity with 0i u the
Legaur- EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor o said will
WEDNESDAY 18th day FerIars A. D. 1871 De- sold
tie aid Houston Tap Brl,or sirlG" ami the rights
company incnng the rosbe right 0f grad dng lrg iron
rails eau pnts aonrg and nl the subscribed for ,s
company depo depot and all the property
company necessary to is huessad railroad beng aou
(5gl Gfy IN e. long.
such place public auction said 5) fne nth day
Fruar D. 1871 the door The ttoi OF tie state Austin
ad " O'Clock aud the sale he t e
iici pOriei hores th tie Governor he
ht advisable o bu, sail properly n r tie bre
should cash l be sufficient the
PRINCIPAL ant interest due On the School Fund
and have
great Of the state to ie affixed at tie City Of Austn. "a :
H. 81 Of November A. d. 1870 ard OF he indie encenr Of
Texas the tlrty-sfth EDMUND j. DAVIS, Governor
r. t,e Coy,iuor; T.. NgvC1aB Secletary u STATE
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
The Government bond market has been duh and steady
and without feature
Fisk & Hatch report-as follows at4p.m.:

The suhiOned table shows tile highest anu ioWes pflc
of Government bonds gold and active stocks made dnr
ing week well the closing prices of each at 'he
underny ntoned dates:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
NOTICE.-The FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

In the State
All nor holder, and her creditor. said Association therefore
other us against
ton Tor pa "hoh"h '" HUNT 'sshier
Lebanon. Ohio Oct a. ls70
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Dantine acdoemies.

nEGARMO's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ o. FGFTIAYE.. cos FOURTEENfH-ST
fts elsssss for geesneB will TUESDAY Sept %
the Donisg ,herBcoG viii SATURDAY.
Oet J.
Irvsis lesson, ~ ~ IOa.
tsre'lsn . tb. Acadenr.
The roos to let O pn'se psrie. otter en:s'ia.nDsnt
HLASKOs DANCING CLASSES will com
meuoe NOVEMBER Rayrsrs Room,. cpP'f ,iIlLsve
Pofnseoonist SCnd ips crcssgG