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THE CROMWELL LINZ.

For New York Direct.
Th1 Line 70 composed Of the Steamship
NEW ORLEANS, CO8-2s
aRORGs CROMWELL. GEORGE TASa.yarOS.
%EA Tile steamship
f@1EEs GEORGE WASHINGTON.
QUICK. Commander,
SUNDAY. July g. 1t A, q
WY leave her wharf. loot Of Tolio.5s s:-set. -
Above.
sss09
Freight for liverpool. bremen ana Esy-a saRa0
By this Iae; and through bills Of lsdilz Zyps -
the sAms. yas freight or paesags apply to
ALFRED MOtLTON.
la7 no. II Carondsst etl 81.
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Fer PARTITION.
FNR PARTITION.
DOUBLE TENEMENT TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING ON FULTON STREET, BETWEEN
ST. MARY AND FELICITY STREETS.

RY WALTON. DAVIS 4 FRERET1, B,
ID Walton. AuctiOneer = Office, No. 80 Camp
street-SATURDAY, July 10, 1873, at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange.
on Royal street, by virtue and in pursuance OF an
order of the honorable the Second District &c Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated June is, 1873 No.
SO $3.50 OF the docket, will be sold by pu ic auction
the following described property, to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the square
bounded by Fulton St Mary, Chippewa and Felici.
ty streets measuring 81 feet front Fulton street
by depth of l5o feet 10 inches lines, all between
parallel lines, according to plan drawn by --.
dated July 1873.
The buildings consist Of a double tenement
two-story frame dwelling containing in each tene.
ment three rooms in each the first and second
stories, with fire Places front gallery, alley way
and large yard, partly paved one cistern. wood
and wash sheds, house retired from the street. the
lot is well filled.
Terms and Conditions-One half cash, balance
in the notes Of the purchaser, divided TO suit the
vendors, at twelve months, bearing eight per cent
interest, and mortgage and all the usual clauses.
Taxes Of 1878 to be assumed by the purchaser.
The buildings to be kept insured by the purchaser
to the satisfaction Of the vendors and the policy
transferred.
Ac. of sale before 4. Mazureau, notary az the ex'
pense of purchaser. jel9 % Tvs II ~
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Tur..pAy Eyzu.ss. Ju.v:, i3...

THURSDAY EvzN.Ss joy :, 1915.
COTTON-As there will be no mar ket tomorrow,
either here or at New York, make up our week 5
summary to this evening The sales to-day en-
our quotations We give also the Exchange
figures which are for average Lists according with
its types, while ours presen. the proper range
of the market for average iists, but with the
outside figures for low middling, good ordinary
and ordinary given az s.is Ou.sids tog strict Of
those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. Asa1MILArED
Oh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-04

SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND ON WHITE AND
DUPRE STREETS, FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF CHRISTINA HACK. DECEASED
WIFE OF L. F. gerry.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Sc 302.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. IS Exchange alley.-THURSDAY.
July H. 1878, at twelve o'clock NJ. will be sold at
the St. Louis Auction Exchange, st. Louis street,
between Charities aud Royal streets, by virtue and
in pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. L. Ts-
sOt, Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated June H. 1873 for account
of the above succession. the following described
property, to wit
District of this city, designated by the Nos. II, IL,
10. Ia. 49, % and 30, in square No 6l5, bounded by
Perdido, Poydras White and Dupre streets on a
plan of Castaipg Celies, dated March 90 1866 and
deposited in the office of A. E. Bienvenu notary;
said lots having American measure, to wit: lots
Nos H. II, 10 and Ia each 29 feet 3 inches | line
front on Dupre street by IA feet deep and lots
Nos o. 30 and 80 each % feet inches line front
on White street by IA feet deep.
Terms and COnditlons-One-haf cash, the bal
ance at one years credit. in note or notes sub
scIibed BY the purchaser purchasers to his or
their own order and BY him or them indorsed
with eight per cent interest per annum from date
until paid the purchaser purchasers to nay law
yers fees fixed at ten per ce.t on the amount sued
for in of judicial proceedings to enforce pay.
mept said note or notes and lawyers fees to be
secured by mortgage on the property sold the
purchaser or puIch asers to assume the payment
Of the taxes of 1878 and the amount assessed on
the property Tor drainage over and above price OF
&C Indication.
Acts of sale before Abel Dreyfus, notary public,
at the expense Of the purchasers.
ialS y 70 iy6 Is I,
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
~
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal Street.
On and after Nay IS, 1873, trains leave daily Y
A. ii. and P. NJ.
Arrive daily at A. NJ and 4 P. u.
The 5 ?. 81 Express tran stops oEiy - regular
stations.
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs and interma,l
date stations leaves New Orleans dali SUNDAY
exceptedl at 3l5 P. NJ
Returning, leaves Ocean Springs At L. NJ;
arrives at New Orleans at $50 A. d.
This is the only line running PULLMAN PALACE
CARS through without change to louisville, st.
Louis, Lynchburg, and Virginia Springs.
For tickets and Information apply at Office cor.
ner Camp and Common streets, opposite City Hotel,
a2d at depot.
E. P. SHUTE
General Ticket AGENT,
S. II. SCRANTON,
my2l General Superintendent.
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By g. De Ferret 6 Co.

IN THE MATTER OF THE MINOR JOHN HENRY
SMITH, JR.
Second DistIic. Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. sc, 292.
DY G. DE FERRET & co. JOHN g. mon.
ID rose. Auctioneer-Ofice No so Royal street.
TUESDAY August 5, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ.
at the St. Louis Auction Exchange, will be sold by
public auction, by virtue of an order from the Hon
A. L. Tssot. Judge of the Second District COur:
following described real estate for account OF said
succession
TWO CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND
situated in the Third District of this city, in the
square bounded by Greatrnen, Independence, Casa
calvo and Congress streets designated by the let.
tiers B and & on plan drawn by A. de Armas,
which lots measure each 80 feet front on indie
pendence street By depth of so feet inches
lines and. lot being distant i26 feet inches from
Casacalvo street.
Terms-One half cash on the SPOT, balance Oh a
credit of twelve months, in notes bearing interest
at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date
of sale until final payment. secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien; in case of suit. five
per cent attorneys commission, to be likewise Sc
cured by mortgage. The purchaser to assume
and above the price of adjudication the taxes
of 1873
Ac: of sale before .. Drouet. notary public, a:
the expense of purchaser. jy4 II 10 Is aulr
VALUABLE VACANT LOT IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT ONE SQUARE FROM THE sORA-
PARU MARKET. IN FRONT OF THE SHIP
LANDING.
SUCCESSION OE HENRY II. STEAWBglDGE DE.
CEASED.
Parish Cous.. Parish Of as. Aary-Eo. 2oj!.
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DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. ACCTIONEER-
ID Office No. IS Exchange alley. - TUESDAY,
July %, 1873 at twelve clock NJ, will be sold, at
the St. Louis Auction Exchange on st. Louis street
between Royal AID s.. Charles streets, by virtue
and in pursuance 20 an order from the Hon. A. L..
Tissot Judge OF the Second d strict Court for the
parish of Orleans dated June II. 1879. for account
of the above succession
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the Improvements thereon. situated IN the
Third District of this city, designated by the Nos.
20 and 81 of the square comprised within Magis
trate Virtue, Annette aid New st. Bernard streets;
said lots measure follows: Lot No. 90 SO feet
front on Magistrate street by leo feet deep; lot
No. 81 so feet FROM Magistrate street BY l6o feet
deep between parallel lines.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale before A. J. Ker. notary public, at
the expense of purchaser. le23 jy5 II 10 26 %
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The grand jury reported true bill
against Norman Whitney tor arson yester-
day. He was admitted to bal. in the sum
or &05 600
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DATED.
Second District Court 10. fine Paris. Of Orleans
No. Sc BOB
DY NASH & HODGSON-W T. HODGSOE,
ID AuctiOneer-Otfice No. Carondelet street.
On WEDNESDAY, july 9, 1873, at ii A. NJ, on the
premises on the corner of Nashville avenue and
Jersey street sixth District, by virtue and in pur
suance of an order of the Hon. A. L. TissOt, Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans dated June IS 1873, court docket No. Sc 265
for account of the above succession at public
auction will be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above residence
and grocery store, as per inventory file in the
clerks Office of the above court.
Terms Cash on thu spot. je28 iy59
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE I'M
MEDIATE VICINITY OF THE CRESCENT CITY
LIVE STOCK LANDING AND SLAUGHTER.
HOUSE COMPANY
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RY NASH & HODGs0N. W. T. HoDGsoN.
ID auctIOneer-Oi1ic. No. Carondelet street
On SATURDAY, July 5. 1879 at twelve o'clock NJ :.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. in the base.
ment rOtunda of the st. Charles Hotel, in
this city. by virtue and is pursuance of an
order of the Hon A. L. Tisso., judge OF the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated
May %, 1873. docket No. 81 Pos for account OF the
SUGGESTIONS of John H. VOTERS and his wife, Mar.
garet 4. Brannau, both deceased. at public auction
will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the build.
ings and Improvements thereon, situated in the
Sixth District of this city, il the square No. l6,
bounded by Nashville avenue, Jersey Laurel and
Eleanor streets, designated Nos. and H. which
ad DIN each other and measure each 80 feet front
Nashville avenue, by depth of 1870 tee., between
parallel lines, lot No. II forming the corner of
Nashville avenue ans. Jersey street. The improve
ments consist of well QUILT One-story frame slate
roof house, used grocery and residence with
counters and fixtures, kitchen. stable, etc.
Terms and COnditiOns-One-th third cash Oh the
spot at the moment of ad judlclti0 and the bal.
ance III equal payments at one and two years, with
eight peg cent interest and special mortgage. with
vendors privilege from date Until pad the mort
gage to embrace the Esua. clauses 10. insurance
ard attorney fees.
Act of sale before ". S. Kieinpe.er. notary, at
the expense of the purchaser. including the taxes
for the current year 80.
lei Fl rvs
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The demand slack throughout Tie day. but
the business would have been more liberal could
BUYERS have found the kinds wanted, the move.
ment being restricted by the scant supply OF the
better Qualities which continued firm at previous
rates. The lower grades. on the contrary, were
irregular and easier. Ordinary, not very dusty,
sold at liz, ia and lls,c and strictly ordinary
at i4c The Latter las sold as high as li4ac. Our
quotations for all grades below good ordinary are
TO some extent nominal. 10" middilns sold at
i8c, and do high style at lake. The demand has
been mostly for tho North, and there has been SO
LITTLE competition among BUYERS that sales OF the
general run of the offerings could no: be forced
unless at liberal concessions
The sales Of the past two GAYS sum up IN
round numbers 1850 bales Ciee Yesterday and 9o1
TODAY making an aggregate 10: the past i've DAYS
of 1900 bales against 5000 al last week and l21oo
the week before Five days receipts 1927 bales.
embracing 1868 from other delivery ports lof which
81 from Mobile and 81 from Texas and 1889 proper
auanst 1898 proper for the corresponding time last
week and 760 last year. Totsl proper since August
81 I24 IA bales against $50 .s last Tear-incresse
The i've days export. COMPRISE s253 bales, EN-
brscing 41+ to Liverpool 2P'2 10 SotA 1os ofueIs'
and 1919 to New YORK.
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TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, CORNER
OF NASHVILLE AVENUE AND JER.
SEY STREET
SUGGESTIONS OF y1HHH VOTERS AND MAR.
GARET E BaAEyA. HIS WIFE, CONSOLE.
DATED.
Second District Co1.. S6- :ae :A--1o ;: :J:.eAre-
No. 1885,
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WELL BUILT DRICN TOMB IN THE ST. LOUIS
CEMETERY.
SIC cESSIOT OF JEPTEfA AND BRIDGET MOORE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of O.leaus-
No. 2Jo...
DY NASH & HODGSON. ". I. HODGSON.
ID auctioneer-Oftice No. Carondeet street.
On SATURDAY, July 5, 1872 at twelve o clock NJ, at
the St. Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement
rotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel. in this city, by
virtue and in pursuance of an order OF the Hon.
A. L. TissOt Judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans dated May %, 1873. court
docket No. 1858, for account of Il SUGGESTIONS OF
Jeptha and Bridge: Moore. at public auction. vii!
be sold
BRICK TOMB, No. a. III range No. I, east aide
of iset No. l, on the PRINCIPAL avenue. near the
main entrance gate in the st. Louis Cemetery. adj
Joining the Louisiana Jockey Club grounds.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas.
ury notes.
Act of transfer before " 3. Kleinpete:. notary,
at purchasers expense. les II jy5
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Second District Court for the Partsh Of Orleans
No. Sc SAG.
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BY O. ValetOu.

VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING COR
NER BURGUNDY AND DuMAINE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF NICHOLAS LABANQUES, ALIAS
La BANCA.
Second Distv!e. Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. &c OH.
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THE RIVERS.

The river here is three feet ten inches
below high water mark of 1871.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash & Hodgson.
VALUABLE THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTIES.

JAMES D. HILL VS.. SUCCESSION OF JOHN
DAVIDSON
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COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand August 81. '3I..........: s...s
Arrived since last statement. -.
Arrived previously. $1,000. '..'A'1:.'''
Made from waste, samples. dam
aged and lint product item ,. ,.,.o-.
Total .............s.. 'A'''"''
cleared to-day ....... ......-.ss'.',
Cleared prevl0usly....... ...'''A,'''1-. -, .cs
Consumed at Lane Mills, city,. s"-I''+'@o'
Stock On hand and on shipboard not cleared a9 36s
Stock on hand same date last yeac '|io'f
The Exchang. kilograms make the receipts at an
theports to-day exclusive Of New York, from when
no dispatches werreceivedl 1888 bales, against IGz
on last Thursday and $50 last year, ana since FL
day 10, 40 bales, against 1926 last week aug 20
last year Total since August 81, 4ss ne oses
against 1861. 39o last year-increase $50. a'9.
Exports. Friday to Wednesday inclusive. 70 ufeas
Britain IL S99 bales against II 745 last week, and
to the continent 1897 bales, against 50 last week
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made Up to II Il.
$50 $50 bales bagainst 2l3 94S last week.
The amount on shipboard not cleared. going On
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning ct is 900 bales, embrsc.
ing 9OOQ for LIVERPOOL. 5000 for Havre. and 1000
for the North, which, when deducted from the
actual stock o. hand BY our running 0tatsmsut
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NOTARIES.
. AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF J. N. TAGGART

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION

SUCCESSION OF JOHN Fl. WoLTERS AND MAR.
GARsT L. BRANNAN, HIS WIFE, CONSOLE
DATED
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COMMERCIAL

with dividend; Eek coupcn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-10
s,..t BY James III. Taylor i son.
Real Estate Agents aud AIctionecrs,
office corner Eleyepth and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT.eYAL


TRUSTEES SALE OF aTHAT:;YALU.
on kRtE KS f KaSWs Rs Thu THE e,Lb
D 1MpS E s HIk E F AkSso
,;lINERYo FOR PEFINISG sgeAR.-By yir-
tees for fhe benefit OF the creditors Of the old
Dominion SUGAR Eeinlng Company, dated Fet-
vuary nth. isfa, and duty recorded III the clerks
Office OF Richmond Chancery Court. in d. B..
b. e we S ss Pq se
day Of June, is5s q Z o'elosS ~ sa q the above
HnusE, 10. liz on The Vest Side Of Seventeenth
street near Dock street The lot fronts 10 FEET run
mug ba;k isa feet Asa LIT fronting q by ~
zee, on t nofr SIN t,,, rrs
aud r desirsble tive-story BRiGK SToRE-HousE,
No. -. Both houses built or the best material
IN hrst-class sugar rcfncry Which was purchased
I'ss than two ears az ut cost OF over $4,000
he dock rrndsr # Rrhy sf er
ufacuring purposes, particularly for sugar refine
y,and this sale should attract the special attention
ofcapitalists.. The Undersigned wtllrerciye propo-
The propei ty win b. SOLD free from encumbrance
lte trustees In previous deeds uniting In the con-
rGyince 10 the plrchaser). except as TO two deeds
securing notes amounting to about $4,000, which
sao, now be paid Off as !, Is Lot get determine mir ed
to this part OF the purchast-molcy the purchaser
wIYtbc allowed to settle by executlg bonds payable
only WHEN release of said cuHbrai,fs Is offered
TERMS One-thlrd Of the entire purcbase-noneey
cash: 900 in bond payable on the above condi-
ton OF eighteen months, bearing interest from the
It day Of August 1867; Ss 900 In bond payable on
sud condition August :, 1915. bearing interest only
from NATIVITY: aud the balance In negeunois notes
Interest added, dtstI ibutcd us foows-yiz. Two
rinths Of the entire purclllse-moncy ut six months
two-oInths at twelve nVnths. aud tho remainder a
eighteen months. Only six per cent: Interest VII
he charged OH deferred payments, which will be &C.
cured w. u decd Of trust upon the property.
q. MANSON SMITH, Trus..oe
=. C.WAHWtCk,
JAMES N. TAYLOR & Son, Auctloneers.
et .
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husily ENGAGED preparing for tobacco ana
working their corn. TO oaeeo plants are
abundant and most OF the laud prepared,
After the long rainy season the weather i,aa
been very favorable htely for farm work.
With good season the greater part of the
tobacco crop could now be planted.
There are evident signs OF Improvement
in this county. Although the farmers have
suffered severely sJy drought for years past,
they are still persevcring. and It Is to he
hoped that ibis year their libors will be
abundansty rewarded. 4 50 4
The delegation to the Baptist General AS
soTaation last week from this part of the
country was large. The packet boat was
crowded SO as only 10 afford sitting room.
\ part of the time during the night was
spout in religious services. We bad SER
mnu NV Rev. Mr.. BcayinS, visiting miuis.
ter from the state Of Maine. All the mipis-
icr> on board took part in the services,
which We're of an interesting character. The
attention of the audience was such as 10
give evidence that all felt deeply interested.
The noise Outside, even pa using through "a
lock, WAS hardly noticed during the eontinu-
ance OF our worship. w.
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ssN5 BY Gru'a,s Il Williams.
Aucti0nesIs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Mafn and Bank.

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRL-
Il yATt.- RFSEDENCE, WITH BEkuTlFUL
GR0M@DS ATTAGHED, SInHhTED.. AZ The
sTRrsVS: TOR SALE Ar 8Ct"TIOS.-.By re-
quest or Mr. 81 G.. fards will sell at suction al,
tue prem ises, on MDS DAY, 2ad Jiac ut s. O'Clock
I'P. VI, his well-known End universally -aanireA
RES )EScF, sitItai ed as above II Is OF bfics. CO.
verei with mnStic, and contains thirteen rooms We
sides stnre-rCOmS and Closets with hot. cold. ana
shower tbs and water. MI! stationary wastSt'nCs
In the principal chamber Kitchen Win flVe ROOMS
for servants llnndry, with STATIONARY hxurcs gas
throughout the premises, and al Of the most mo-
dera convealences. The stable iS new. ana pcsies
q hostler.s room has space for two carriages ANA
three stalls. y .,. $50
The Buildings have been rcmodelleiand renovated
within u few yeirs past, ani are now In perfect
order. g. II n rms
Il would I've impossible In an adrer .tseWent TO
convey All adequas lIra of tie elessI enild com
plet ness Of this profeHy tu every respect. " Is
enough to by that IL ep,p'aneS the most fdmirabte
arrangements with the most b-autitui and thorough
finish In every detail ana the blShe-t possible degree
Of convenience and comfortable accommodation Ter
u / r2a, family. ~, .,.ls IL
back l3o feet 81 ~ i
The situation Is one of tns most beautiful AMI
convenient In the city, and stands this props RI.
Is hot sxctied hy any other Ia al that constitutes
Hrst class rrsfbIice. e ~
IT. will he soil es whole. or 81 desired the dwell
Ing will be soti With fruit of abons IS feet, ielv
Ing t.ret. uiiding lets, each frou'iTg ?s feet on
Third street. TO be sold sspsriIeiy.
Per to"s wishing ia exaG,ne the premises before
the ol!f % - Z: tie requested to cali upon us.
i'f rise ~ impress rpm IN. n,iatts0 az fntsr-
sStei that ,tn sDerot tea c,thf cltoe Of the pre-:
psrts tsheht ~ TIE yseasf G.d that est be soia
TsRMs accomn .St.iins, and win IL. made known
at the time Of sale: GRuBBS &t' WILLIAMS,
te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aurttnneers
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EHaiifaS.
inkThHn VEGETATION - TOBACCO - JOKE =
METHODIST ITEM. &C.
'Er l"ndcncc "f the Richmond DiSlntch.l
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, NA.,p

So kNhEn VEGETATION - TOBACCO - JOKE -
METHODIST ITEM. &C.
' .,lr ,"ndcncc nf the Richmond DSpatchl
HALlrAy COURTHOUSE. NA.I
June !. 1873.
\..'-r,iicu here. rs elsewhere. is extreme
J. tnurG. The want of Il season has de-
r''i To" citing ont of tobacco plants. and
-. 'aIuin. interc<: generally are diScoura-
s,r.. inc >rrltch.i. of Mother Earth have
'.' lrup> saGy. rhe farmers want to >,or
t'rHaH.. and 30 at something cl>e-mcr-
5nn,l!ljn2. -lerula'ing. Sc. II this idea
N'r' '.JiIc,l ",lt. il would reduce matters 10
- = ''.! 'onc,it of the two trading Yankees
~ ~ ')...c:t Isle. with hardly the same Pc
."tary results. however, a. they Qhe
't"hrcS are reported 10 have made 50
.1'rc S"aprn. jackets.
ibc Virginia farmer or planter is a noble
r."'im"n Of man, with Il natural taste fer
@:'ithin@ diligently cutivatcd; and for tie
.' i"W years h has enjoyed extraordinary
'1.ttlc- for INDUCING in that amusement,
'Ai"-; 10 bad crops, &c.
i'c tobacco Warehouses III South Boston.
N'ru"n, clover, etc. are sill doing heavy
".-i5"'>. This great staple IL king in this
Hi'H. The manufacturers of DanVllle
,i'r r'H,ll"d handsome profits since the war
',H\ "'N /" Question asked in nanviile con-
'i'ri@ " r,nS"r is not on? but .gu,d in
a..'t"h. suppose. 10 The manufactured ar.
'i.!,.
i'' H';hrIi,t' Of this place Courthouse
'"i''" !.'lu% a speech and dinner on the
-'''t instant, under the auspices Of the Ma
"'''" 't"'., t"r The purpose OF raising funds
hut'd 'hur"h. The occtsion will be
.'-n''I, interesting, ~ they propose to Sc
.@' . distinguished speaker, whose name
NET yet '."cn made public.
i"'r' i Slight in1uy of Immigration
'''' W''trh "" r';ard a5 the harhiascr of
.i'i jhing-.
i1" u"&r", az lhc other hand, exhibits u
.' 81 emigration both toward! The North
.4 IA" south.
De demand for labor from the cotton
INIT! and from the railroads OF the South,
'i4 The demand for domestic services from
,"' North, have been enticing our sable
'"a0. away. X. Y.