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ths North CamlJna election COINS
or GpsleJ. itdirsit1s ~ ih' p.r.
~ ihs government employee.
ALpnt o Lunlfei ~ ihcm sent n
the ohiee II ihr Patriot, The Demo
eate mltr GOD subscribed ior il
being determined ~ have some cu
dencc 10 present 10 The new adnl IN.
isimtiun that they were origun
Greeley men; bat, alns, wheu th'
final result showed only y partia
Democratic victory, n part pi thes'
new subscrihcrs care around an'
stopped their paper, prciering Y
lose their money TO being cnugh
by the GRANTEES with n Dcmocrati'
paper, for fear Of n removal.
The negroes rule the town, an'
we have seen more disrcspect show
to whites here than ever in an
other section Of the Union.
fhe absence Of Congress and
lnrge number Of the citizens rende
this place less attractive than in tn,
winter season.
The late Congress passed a bill
appropriating fonr millions Of dol
lars-to be divided into thirds, to III.
general government one-thlrd ant
to the city and district the othe
two-thirls, as n loan--for improvin,
the streets, and the work is bcin,
rapidly pushed forward but it vii
cost to complete il ten milliens, an,
although the bonds of the city an
district are issued for two-thirds Il
n loan from the general government
yet these bonds are worthless, and !
amounts to the taxpayers OF the ma
ton expanding ten millions of dol
lars for improving the streets o
Washington. Such ia Grants ad
ministration,
We have met travellers from al
sect ons OF the Union, and the Gree
ley movement ia still reported to b
the winning side. There are man,
cowardly apostates here from tb
South, who vllljfy in every wa.
possible our people, ard are dom,
all they can to keep up the bitter
ness of the past, so that they am
the carpetbaggere may still turthe
rob the Southern States. AS lIorac,
Greeley iorcibly put it at Portland
Maine, a few days since, THAT tn
Tammany ring had robbed the cit,
of New York of thirty millions, bu
that was not a tenth part of wha
the carpetbaggerS and scalawag
had robbed the Southern States"
We will return home ere this let
ter reaches your readers, and We ca
only prove our innocence of not hav
lug been corrupted by the practice
OF this place by saying tina
all the ".eats' were wei
supplied with hungry, bloc
sucking GRANTEES, and we did no
have money enough to buy a place
everything being governed by tn
number of "greenbacks." So go
may still put US among the incor
ruptible few, Yours truly,
FRESHMAN RANDOLPH.
+
Horace Greeley. the Peoples Can
didate.
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THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON THE
2Sp OF OCTOBER, under the superinteud-
ence of
JOHN n. WADDEL., D. D.,
Aided by eighteen Professors and Instructors
n the various departments, The schools OF
Law, Of Engineering, of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts, the regular University courses,
II course OF instruction IN Commercial Science,
aud the course of Preparatory Study will all be
in full Operations. In all the schools except the
law school, tuition is free for all Mississippiaas
University fees from all students vary from
$24 to 1913 iT advance. Board, including all
charges, varies from SIC to $50 per month. In
the Law School a fec of $50 per nine months
is charged for tuition. The Diploma of the
Law school is made by law equivalent to a
License to practice law in any court in this
State, and by recent act of the trustees, a two
years course of study in the Law school is not
required absolutely, but a student may com.
plete his course and get his diploma in one
year, Provided, he passes a satisfactory ex.
animation.
For further particulars, for catalogues or an.
nouncements of the several departments, apply
to Chancellor Waddel, to any member of tn,
faculty, or to
TH0S. B. PEGUES,
jul20-2m Sec'y. of the Board,
Oxford, Miss
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Rangers Notice.


TAKEN up by Miles W. Wilbourn, living
fifteen miles east Of Sardis, a sorrel stud colt,
three years old, with q star in bis face, and
leo hind foot white no marks or brands per
oeivable. The owner Of said colt Is hereby
requested 10 come forward and prove his pro.
petty, or | will sell him as the law directs.
ROBERT JARVIS,
al7t2 Ranger,
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The complete census returns of
the United States show the total
population to be IS, $685. 71, of which
l9,49S,5 65 are males aud 19,o64,so6
females.
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Premium Cotton !!
We WILL PAY
% Cents Per u

FOR THE FIRST BALE OF MlDDLTNG
cotton, weighing at least $50 pounds gath
cred from the growing cop East of the Mis-
sissippi aud Tennessee Railroad, bought to us
by any OF our customers. And the same for
tho first bale raised West of said Railroad,
with n demijohn each of the best old
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n. r. SLEDGE h SONS,
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UNION
lie COUege.
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.

REV. C. H. BELL, D. D., PRESIDENT.
THE next session will open Sept mber IL
1872.
Total expenses for boarding, washing,
fuel, lights and attendance, with
English and Classical tuition for
nVe months........."".."......... $3.50 OO
The same, including French........... l42 SO
Tuition in Music and Art Departments, usual
rates. Prof ]. NJ Riggs, highly recommended
as a skillful instructor, will be music director.
The attainments Of its graduates and the ex-
cellent quality Of its patronage, attest the eff.
eient training, in English, Classics, Music and
Fine Arts secured in this College.
Boarding pupils enjoy the unprecedented
privilege ofstudying in their own rooms by
good fires. Apply for catalogues.
Il. g. BURNEY,
jul20-lm Secretary.
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A CARD.
Sardis Female Institute.

There is an impression on the minds 81
of the patrons of this Institution, that its n
exercises are not sufficiently definite. II
assure all its friends, that If Providence %.
the exercises will open on the first Monde
September--the time appointed. Snch arr
ments as are desirable to be made canna|
effected in a day, it will require time
these will not interfere with the openinf
~ercises. can assure the public that the
sion will open at the appointed time, ",
Sufficient sumber Of competent teachers.
jull3tf D. q. D0AK, Prinrfs
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THE CAMPAIGN AVALANCHE
AND THE LIBERAL TICKET.
GREELEY AGAINST GRANT.
REFORM Against RADICALISM.

The Presidential Campaign for 1872 has
opened. 1t win be the most exciting that has
occurred since 1910.
The contest for the Presidency Is between
Horace Greeley and Ulysses 8. Grant. The
AVALANCHE will support Greeley aud Brown
on the Cincinnati platform.
The campaign Avalanche, containing forty
columns Of reading matter, will be furni he'd
to the lOth Of November, or for AM shorter
time, at the following low rates:
ohs .-..rs.s..... 30
tch tplfts'.''' 80 49, .....s... s....s.... t.t.... D 90
Twenty five eopies.............---..... 10 90
No back numbers furnished. All sabserip.
tiona viii begin from date Of leceIpt OF remit.
lance. Send In your orders at once. Remit.
ianees may BE- made, a, our risk, by draft on
Memphis, postofiee order OF registered letter.
Address A,ALlscHE,
Memphis, Tenn.
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j. J PEARSON,
PRACTICAL
Matchmaker and ,JeiUeItr,

DIAMOND HALL, BATESvILLE, MISS
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly repaired
and warranted to give entire satisfaction. Spe
cial attention given to watch repairing. All
work sent by express or otherwise, will re.
ceive prompt attention.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
iuIOntf
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OXFORD.

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON THE
2SD OF OCTOBER, under the superintend-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
~ Os 9So
8 ~ ACT

To authorize the North Louisiana and
Texas Railroad Company to substitute
stock of said company instead OF second
mortgage, in favor of the State, and to
release the said company from "theE liza
bilities to the State.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives of the State
OF Louisiana in General Assembly con-
yCred That in lieu of the second mortgage
required by the eleventh section OF the
charter of the North Louisiana and Texas
Railroad Company, to be given to secure
the State for the ultimate payment OF the
bonds of the State, issued IN conformity to
said charter, or act Ne. l0S Of the session
acts of the General Assembly Of 1868, the
said North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Company may give stock of said company
tn the State to an amount equal to the
aggregate sum of the State bonds
issued or to be issued under said charter.
or act No. l0S of 1868, to wit: eleven thou
sand two hundred and twenty shares or
eleven hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars Of the sixty thousand shares, or
six millions of dollars Of the capital stock
Of said company, and in consideration OF the
issue and delivery of said stock by said
company to the State the said North Louis
lana and Texas Railroad Company shall be
relieved from all liability on the aforesaid
bonds OF the State. and that on Lhe de-
livery of the stock aforesaid the remainder
Of the whole number Of bonds authorized
to be issued by the aforesaid charter and
act No. l08, to wit: five hundred and sev
entv-six bonds of one thousand dollars each.
shall be Immediately issued and delivered
to the president Of SAID company ny the
Governor Of the State.
SEC. = Be it further enacted. etc. That
Within sixty days after the passage OF this
act The president and directors Of the sald
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad Com
many shall. at meeting held for that pur-
pose. adopt all the provisions OF this act, q
Gony 0f which resolution or resolutions OF
adontion shall be delivered tatho Governor
al the State within ninety days atte@ tile
massage of this act, who shall. die che same
III 4Ite Office of the Secretary of State, and
II shall be the duty of the Governor Of shis
STATE. IA soon rs the president OF said rail
road company shall tender TO him the Ger
tiGcate or certificates OF stock, according 10
the provisions OF this act, to cause 50 zoe
7,rcpSrotf. signed and executed, aecaEfimG
f0 The twelfth section Of the charter 90 salq
aor No. l08 Of 1863 the said tive aHa.r"4
am seventy six thousand dollars "t salt1
! bonds vet To lie issued. and deLiseS the
same to lie president Of said railroad come
MANY. which shall be, with the bonds al
ready issued, payment in full toE sad stock.
SID. 8. Be Ii further enacted, etc, mat
the Governor shall have the right to APP
point annually. on behalf OF the state, one
u TIC 3sas directors 2QW '1tao!l%"'6 30 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
No. &b:S
: ~ ACT

~ in1ornor9fe Tie citv Of Natchit0cNes.
= and n3~9 nroyide for the government Of the
s am R-'''s'N
SrcTToE /. Be it enacted by the Senate
@t'q h14Gs1 n aneTaI Assembly convened,
TIL i1o iii that portion Of land within the fol-
io,. ", G. baTp ID Wit: bounded on the
c [o%iD IL Red river, including the left bank
~ ~ ~, IF +be land belonging to Auguste Mar
I'm. an The north by line beginning at Red
river, And running due west across the high
yaco 1T: hence on the vest BY a line running
due Isg south III until It intersects the southern
line, shall be known and distinguished by
the name Of the city Of Natchitoches. =.
50 provide for the governmentof the city OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

v,v FRANCIS FERNANDEZ, ACCTTONEER
ond Pal Fsfate AGENT. No. 81 Exchange al.
S SaTH fS5 SoTtmher Is 872 at twelve
oSiocR NJ At the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
,,1,anGa Rova} street between Customhouse and
canal streets, viii be sold by virtue Of Judgment
rendered nv fhe Hon L. Duvigneaud Judge OF the
Spcand district Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated June IT, 1872 and signed on June 81, 1872.
and Inv virtue of an order OF sale to me directed
by Hon L. Duvfgneaud Judge OF the aforesaid
Second District Court tor the parish of Orleans.
Eated Sentember 90 I3r2 the following described
property, to wit
! ONE LOT OF GROUND situated and forming
the corner OF Charities and St. Louis streets, Sec
ond District of this city said lot being Of an rreg
lar decanguIar form and having in American
measure 81 1ect front on said Charities street, Qu
The foiIowiog broken dcnth, viz IS feet inches on
a line parallel to Charities street, II feet inches
on a line parallel again to Charities street, feet
inches on a line parallel st. Louis street feet
inches on another line parallel to Charities street,
5 ;eet 8 inches on a line reclining toward St Louis
street feet inches reclining more OH said street,
and finally by feet inches up to the centre Of
we'll and 10 feet 6 inches front said St Louis
street by a depth of ST feet inches on line par
of the well above mentioned. Together with all
The buildings, improvements and other appurte.
nances to the said lot belonging, including all the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

pY G. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN G. MON.
ID ROSE, AuctiOneer-Ot4 No. so Royal street
TUESDAY December 10, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ,
in the st, Louis Auction Exchange; will be sold by
public auction, by virtue of an order of the Hon.
Louis DuVigneaUd, Judge of the Second District
Court fOr the parish of Orleans, dated November l.
1872, the following described property for account
of said succession
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Secsnd
District of this city, in the square bounded by Bur
gundy, Ursulines Hospital and Dauphne streets
and designated by the Nos and2,
]. Lot No. measures 81 feet IL inches haes
front on Burgundy street by 12I feet 10 inches
lines in depth between equal and parallel lines;
together with the one story and attlc BRICK, slate
roof dwelling, containing paror, dlnlngro0m, TWO
bedrooms, glass closed gallery and stairway on
the ground floor; two bedrooms, two cabinets and
stair landing in the attic; two story slate roof,
brick building, containing kitchen, ironing room
and cellar below two bedrooms aud-one small room
abiye; another two story brick, slate roof build
ing containing two rooms below and two above;
bIick slate roof privY and she'd bath room two els
terms hydrant, bricked yard. The gas is intro
duced in the hOu-e.
q Lot No 2 adioins lot No. l. and measures 81
feet II inches lines front Burgundy street, by
l27 feet 10 inches lines in depth, betwe' n equal
and parallel lines, together with the onest0ry and
attic slate roof dwelling erected thereon contain.
ing parlOr dIningToOm, two bedrooms large
closed gallery and stairway on the ground floor,
two rooms cabinets and stairs landing in the attic
A large two-stOry brick, slate roof building, con
taiRing kitchen, two rooms and two cellars be-
low and three rooms above, privY, shed, clsteFn
and hydrant The ward is paved with brick.
2. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis
tTlCt OF this city, IN fh6 square bounded Dy Sl.
Philip Royal, Ursulines and Bourbon streets, meas
uring 81 feet II inches lines front on ST. Philip
street. by 1871 feet 10 inches lines in depth, be-
tween equal and parallel linas; together with the
tw0-story brick house, containing four rooms be-
low, star-landing and four rooms above, with front
and side balcony; another tw0-storv brick build
ing, containing two rooms and passage on the
ground floor and three rooms above; another two
story brick building, containing two rooms below
and two above; frame one-story building,
containing two rooms cistern, hydrant privY, etc
Terms-One-third cash. balance on credit of
and two years. in notes bearing interest at the
rate of eight PER cent per anl,um from day Of sale
to final payment, and secured by special mortgage
and vendors lien; The property to be kept insured
and the policy transferred to vend n; in case Of
suit, tive per cent attorney commissions, and all
other usual penal clauses.
Act of sale before E. Bouny, notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser
MOI Is D 30 d. lGt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

by g. DE FERRET & C0;-JOHN g. mon
D ROSE, AuctOneer-OHice and saesroom No 30
Royal street.-THURSDAY, December .. 1SIz. =, at
twelve o'clock M. at the st. Louis Auction kxs
change will be sold by public auction, by virtue OF
two judgments rendered and signed September
30 and October 81, 1872 by Hon. Louis Duvigneauq
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
l, A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Second District OF this city III the square
bounded by Barracks, Rampant, Hospital anu Bur
o1Indy streets measuring St feet inches front on
Barracks street by 1872 feet in depth togethe5
brick and slate roof dwelling house, bearing No
1856 Barracks street, containing two Pafl0fS, TWO
bedrooms, large entrance ana nail bllhu-cIO
back gallery and stairway on ground floor. In the
attic four bedrooms large hall, four CABINETS,
blind-cOsed back gallery and stairway lan5lng. IN
the wing a large slate-rOOf twO-story brick build
ing containing On the ground floor two rooms a
kitchen, cellar, stairway and pTigy; on The upper
floor three rooms, bath room, stair landing and
privy. Another brick basement thIee-stOfy bWiG-
lug containing a WashroOm with hYdrant III the
basement: on the upper floor one bedroom auo on
the other floor one bedroom another tWo'Stofy
slate roof frame building containing two rooms De-
low and two rooms above. Another brick building
containing two rooms focal room), two cisterus.
large fl 3gged yard, elevated flower beds planted
with elegant trees. shrubs, etc.
D. TIVE, LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN the same
square designated by the Nos aud ), measuring
each "a feet front ON Rampant street, by 10 ieet
Ii, es in depth, together with the aaTge shed
OF cooper shop erected on lot No. I;
8. LOT OF GROG&D situated IN the SECOND
District of this city, in The square bounded ny
CustOmhouse, Old Leyee or Decatur BIenFllie anu
Clinton streets measuring "A feet inches )
2 lines front on Clinton street, g. feet inches
6 lines in depth on the side nearest Customh0nSe
street, and 80 feet inches l line III depth on
the other line together with the fine tliree-stofy
hrick store bearing No. ~ Old LeYee street, now
occupied by Z. BOrdeiOis Esq,
-Seveu-ninths cash and the balance on
credit of one and two years, to wit: For the nell
oFage repres ntng OnG-sXth of the proper tY, caSi
and for Stanfslas Passan, survivor in community
h.. F0ypf 1r1lH ~
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1872

elected by the stockholders to reprensent
the interests of the State in said company,
the stockholders electing the other eight
directors.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, etc, That
passage. --
(Signed) o. H. BREWSTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) P. B. S. PINCHBACK,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved April 10, 1872
(Signed} H C. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
Y. A. WOODWARD,
Assistant Secretary of State.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.
80
UEREDEEMED PLEDGES
AT AUCTION,
AT HARRIS LOAN OFFICE.

TpY PLACEDE j. SPEAR, AuoTIoNEER.-
D Annual sale of unredeemed pledges at Harris
Loan Of1ce, No. 40 st. Charles street corner OF
Gravier viii be- sold at auctiOA, TUESDAY,
November 10, 1872, at 1890 A. M
One of the la gest and most valuable stocks OF
Diamonds Watches, Chains, Silverware Gums, Pts
tolls Opera Glasses Musical Instruments, etc.
GOLD WATCHES of the most celebrated makers,
viz: Jurgensen, Nartlin, Jacob, Thomas Russell &
Sohs jules Robert, Hugenin Dent, etc.
DIAMONDS such as most valuable sets Brooches,
Bracelets, Cluster aud Single Stone Earrings, Pins
and Rings.
CHAINS Fob, ChatelainP. Opera and Guard OF
the finest make. and large variety Of other arti'
cles too numerous TO mention.
Goods open for inspection to allow the public to
make note of same.
Tho above articles fully guaranteed in all re
spects.
N B-The attention of the city and country
trade is rcques ed, and they will tad it to their ad-
vantage to attend the above sale. nol5
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IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN 'DUvERGEvILLB
NOW FIFTH DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF L. c. DURAN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No IS $40

10y PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCmONEER-
ID Office No 46 Exchange alley-SATuRDAY,
November 16 1872 al twelve O'clock NJ, will be sold.
at the St Louis Auction Exchange on ST. Louie
street, between Royal and Charities streets, by
virtue and in pursuance to order from the Hon.
L0uis Duvigneaud Judge of the Second District
Court fer the parish of Orleans dated September II,
1872 for account of the above succession. twelve
months credit, and flr whatever it will bring
TWO LOTS OF GROUND together with build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
Fifth District of this city, in DuvergeVllle, in
square bounded by Jackson, Maids II, Monroe and
Homer streets, and designated as 10 Nos. and 9,
on a plan drawn by A. D'Hemec0urt, dated the
of ). +. Caires then notary as plan No. 1875 IN
book of plaus No. 3, bis. Lot No. 8, at the corner
of jackson and Monroe streets, measures 80 feet
front on Jackson street. by 100 feet IN depth and
long to tine deceased by means of purchase he
made thereof fl ON &. II. Adams by act passed
before Abel Dreyt0us, notary public, dated the
twentieth OF February, 1868, and lot No g. adi0iu-
street by 100 feet in depth, and acquired by
the deceased from Mrs. Alex. Duverge, wife of j. B.
Olivier by an act passed before S. Magner, notary
public, dated June %, 1857.
Terms and CondltiOns-The purchaser to furn ish
his bond at twelve months, bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from the date OF
sale until final payment with security to the salts
faction of the court and mortgage on the property
purchas ed, the cost and charges of the former
sale and the present one, amounting to $l75, OF
the eabouts, to be paid in cash, and III deduction
of the price of adjudication The buildings to b.
kept insured for the amount of their value, and
the policy to be transferred to the vendor.
Act of sale together with internal revenue
stamps etc. before c. Morel, notary public at the
expense of the purchaser. ocI0 nos 10
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE OF BSPLANADF
STREET, NEAR LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
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AUCTION SALES,
By G. De Ferret & Co.

TWO oSE-sT0RY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLINGS
ON BURGUNDY STREET, BETWEEN URSU-
LINES AND HOSPITAL STREETS.
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TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. 65 ST. PHILH
STREET.