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NATIONAL, LINE,
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF,
BRISTOL, LONDON,

And all Other Points in England and Wales.
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Corupan,'s NV
frxt-cAss Steamship. will a2u from Pennsylvania Rail-
rosd Wharf, Jersey City: -.
PEMBROKE NOV. -
Thenc steansnp bull: expressly for the trade
vided with Iii the 4es for the land
eoo.en,cnen Of Cabin and ssecrasr pA..engers frst
aye go currency prepaid certificates from Car
diff, $fx. Drafts for c1 and upwarda-
For further particulars apply In Cardiff. It the Com
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No. II bruAdNAy.
, 1874-01-03

a-Depot corner Well. aud Kinziu-sts.
b-Dcput corner Of Canal and k1nEic-sts.
". II. STEEfETT. Con. Pass. Agent
COLORADO. KANSAS 4 NEW MExlcl
1fetrt ard freight 0t5te, n Ciark-ss.
Special Inducements. Great NeT R9ute- 49, st.
F. Il. Il. ". E. WEBB, Gcnl Ax't.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLkND PACIFIC RAILROAD
Depos Of Ere" and SAer'nanss- 7ess ocs,
GyunI {4eife Uotei.
, 1874-01-03

KlcHlGAN CENTRAL GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS.
p+l"1 yoo a Latr IT,, and foot of Fee~s7.e-pa t-a-
o!ace, c,rk IT,. southeast ef haaala.
uuI Is oauf-tt., corner of Iud.*oE.
, 1874-01-03
A<are. ! ArT'rr.

lslI:15 q. III. I4E q. IN.
j. s.D p. m.|e 9:N a. n.
ttlU:ED p. m. It 3:D d. III.
, 1874-01-03

s., a PIT14DLE SIGHT.
~ tsae Editor 9f The Chitaqo Tribune:
m: To-day saw sight pitiab1e to behold
slaaltlsude OF men and 1omen clnmoring and
PRESSING into the Belief headquarters, with q
~ Mge police-force trying to keep them quiet
M Ie Kunlen IN = row some hundreds Of feet III
tg, .sngth, many palo, so1rowful and thialy-clad,
.one with little babes in their arms, who, to all
ttpEeafance, would haye 10 wait all day without
nep. ee and come tomorrow and try again. I sa#
G's sae woman with babe. who had walked loug
Instance. and who was tired ou: and discour-
~ No vouchers had many Of them, and, i
t.to fortunate as to gain admittanco, they would
Sa SSase to SO home and wait till visited
y one Of THE Committee, perhaps .
rs asnser where the applicant resides,
~ who will find it difficult to
~ e1a tacts TINT might be easily gained by differ
sa.9 ,ss s99ceties in their own neishborhoods, who
S4a be glad to do this work free OF charge. It
snsa1 ssas be doue in quiet way, and the large
~ s1.aoer OF dead-bests now crowdiug and clam
NY ttns you'd not trouble the Relief at all. Now
sss ~! lock from al parts Of the city, aud almost
60. cess this noble work. I do hope that the
rsua1 ruassea viii take q wise cuurre in this
NM -s.st and. for the honor Of Chicago End the
@:Ss u cut poor. suffering ones, tske sons
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Sherif's Sales.
SHEKIFF,S SALE.
w. w. King In District Court.

WV. King In District Court, Bos.
VS.. sier Parish Louisiana
r. W. Turner. No. a6a7.
by virtue of writ of tieri facias issued
- from the Clerk office of said parish in
the above entitled snit, and to me directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell ut pub.
lie auction 10 the last and highest bidder, at
the Court house door, in the town of Belle
vue, Louisiana, in the said parish of Bos.
sier, on the first Saturday, the 9TH day OF
February, 1874, within the legal hours OF
sale, the following described lands, to-wit:
The northeast quarter and southwest
fractional quarter and west half of south
east quarter OF section twenty three, and
northeast quarter of northwest quarter OF
section twenty six, in township nineteen.
range twelve. less six acres off the north
east corner of northeast quarter of section
twenty three, sold by Mathew Hodges to E.
Il. Moore; containing in all four hundred and
seven acres, more or less.
Also, east half Of section twenty six, of
township nineteen, range twelve, contain
ing 800 acres
Also, lot three, in section thirty-one,
fractional half of section thirty six, in town
ship twonty. range twelve, containing two
hundred and fifty-four acres, more or less;
all OF said lands containing in the aggre-
gate nine hundred and seventy five acres,
more or less. So that the sum Of 81 ,IO8 81
be made with interest at 8 per centum per
annum from 18th day of April 1872, IN CASH,
and the sum Of 81 ,lOS 80 with per centum
interest from 18th day of April, 1872, on a
credit until LIST March, 1874.
Said lands to be sold without the benefit
OF appraisement according to law, to satisfy
aJuds ment lately rendered against 4. W.
Turner, ip District Court Of Bossier parish,
La, In favor Of w. W. King, plaintiff.
Act of sale at expense Of purchaser.
Bellevue, La, Jan. 3, 1874. a..
B.F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
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The Sixteenth Section.

Of township fifteen, of range eleven, of
~ Northwest Louisiana, will be leased
for the year 1874, IS public auction, at the
Court house door, in the town of Bellevue,
Louisiana, between the usual hours for
Sheriff . sales, on Saturday the 18th day Of
January, next.
Terms of Lease: Expenses of lease to be
paid in cash. For remainder bid, lessee shall
give note with approved security, payable
on the LIST day Of January, 1875 Bond for
securing land from injury to be given &c
cording to law. l..e.. :. -
1a5@tlf = ~ B CIV. DURDN,
Pariah Treasurer.
Dec. 20, 1873
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ficial.
Financial Statement.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Auditors Office.
NaN Orlenns Dec j I2-.

F5Nhe following statement is Published in
l. compliance with Executive order,
dated June 3, 1879, showing the condition
of the finances of the State to November 80,
and the receipts and expenditures from the
first day of January to the thirtieth day of
November, 1873, Inclusive: 49,
FUNDED DEBT
Eight per ct. bonds outstanding, S 9,o96, 900
Seven and three-tcnfs per cent.
bonds outstanding, 100000
Seven per ct. bonds outstanding, 100000
6per cent bonds outstanding, 1906, 300
Total, SO, 3Oa, 800
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A Chance for Cheap Homestead.
100 Acres
OF Choice Hill Land at
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Parish Court of Bossier, La, No
Succession of Prewett McGowan

Succession of Prewett McGowan
VS..
j. K. Oneal and r. w. Turner
Ry virtue OF a writ of fieri fae1as issued
- from the Clerks Office of .Bossier, in
the above entitled cause, and to me directed,
l have seized and will proceed to sell at
the Court house door, in the town of Belle
yue. La, within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, the It'll day of February, 1874, the
following described land, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section thirty
six, in township twenty, range thirteen,
containingi in all l6O acres of land, with i'm.
provements thereon, situated in the parish
of Bossier, La.
Terms of Sale-Cash, without benefit of
appraisement.
January 3, 1874.
B. F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Per w. H. HILL, Deputy;
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What'the CHANGERS are Doing.

tory in Barnsyille for the manu-
facture Of plows, agricultural i'm
plements, etc. We also speak of
establishing cotton factory in
ATLANTA. And we are daily de-
batting the establishment of a
State Grange Bank. The most
important steps probably that we
.are debating is, the forcing ofeach
1member to raise his own supplies,
and to make al, his renters do the
same; in other words make Gran
ges Thoroughly self-sustaining,
knowing, as we do, that the only
safety for Georgia is to relieve
her from the despotism of the
West. We are Thoroughly determ-
ined on this plan, and if we effect
only this reformation, it is great
DEAL r, r'- IT. -,
ALI of the buying on contract is
done by the seal of the order. Ii
d farmer in Grange, or dozen
farmers in Grange, wish to buy
aihundred bushels Of corn, or a
thousand pounds of bacon, he Or
they must go to the Secretary of
The Grange to which they belong,
with the cash and their order
made out. He takes the cash,
stamps the order with the seal of
the grange, and forwards it to the
nearest merchant with whom the
order has a contract. 1t is very
simple.
WHATTHE CHANGERS WILL SAVE.
They will save something on
Everything they buy. The main
profit arises from forcing farmers
to buy in bulk, and for cash, thus
getting the advantage of whole
sale rates. On guano we get ten
per cent. off on the cash price at
the.factorys,,anl thus save forty
percent. on this item. On some
goods We save one hundred pei
cent. We have here an offer from
a..sleading. bank to furnish the
formers l1ls''s. all the money they wan,
g one percent. a month, if Dor
rowed under the seal of the
Grange. It would pay farmers te
borrow at two. per cent, rattle,
chan continue to buy from com
mission ion merchants on long, time
and give crop liens. an.' ass.:}'
Atlanta merchants make closer
blds than any other. They Offer
20 sell rs two and a quarter bag
ging at sixteen cents. This is ex
tremely low. They also offer tt
buy provisions for the Grange.
direct from the producers, and sci
to the Oranges at an advance O
I'VE per cent. on the producers
DILL OF sale; the merchant take.
all DOSAGE, and shrinkage, ant
risk himself, and charge the Gran
ges only the five per cent. commits
sion and the actual freight charg
IS, Atlanta will control a YER,
Large amount OF our trade.
We have arranged to have al
OF our crops sold by contract in
bulk. Toshow you what we near
We'have this day closed a con
tract with an Atlanta cotton buy
er, by which we agree to sell it 70
70 cents charge.on the bale, anf
20 cents per bale per month TO
storage. Forsyth, Fort Valley
and other cities do the same thing
Savannah charges Is cents pc
gaze. u. "a -.
THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE GRAN
GEs-coTToN CONTROLLED b,
THEM.
awe will control atEeast 100, OOl
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>. When q Kansas man gets the
contents of a double barreled shot
gum they call it Q hypodermic in
lection.
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FEVER AND. AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. Theres b
and Ague and all ether Malarioas, Bilious, Scarlet
Typhoid, Yellow, and other Feyers Aetded ~ RAH
WAYS PILLS SO quick IA RAILWAYS READY he.
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. !. Ea
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18
ORA q. OLIN'
- Randolph street,
lIlCo n, 1Dos.

m masf EsatnNsi sHsffaifl II ~ 49,. ~ ~
AsatHsHt n ~ Sufe'f4 a. .ase ems1 Nstnoev ~
.asss, ~ Lsfh A.sss. ssessfH HstIHsSss
The insult ~ tAfss siH*efsNHt. af nfLsr rsneee.
rftln.ltH ssrssusuees. AAFfeaa IT, SIR ~ lnnav.
"a ssslt', lssf ~ Mpinufs atsstseheeA eeOooneae.
ii t'ufai IN
TnG tsaAk ~ Msnn Il f4ts44lsf. tltuAtreoeA
Will aitRsiN rHpfAynns IsesnHe ~hw $3.50 Osv1s
viz ha'. Mhs fia lial Il ks* III ntafr 40. fAeie
ss.fsa ri e's.ps
iAl.l n4Mi ttA at sNat 4ta ta.a sei stls a1sne
y 81 fIfH al a'' ats tst# E8siff. ns6 tMs uiNs
q sttIhaf ss1ielN gea t.t tssns sstls4 sruasd
MAY f5s hlasi islss ssssfs All sfst4 IL sou1 nna
nv at q Asihst = - 9.sAfF 81 III ssNAAssae
MATHS. lnsaiuis can 81 lees LID 9Th psltsSA
HnaHNtfi* tfAn' = ## fes Aalss, ~.
ps*.sat MI A#sf =
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Justiees If The Peace

.. LOWRY. INST slide ~ E.sa -
hrp ul.
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STONE. Mrs. 4. e., s~s ~.
NANlD. AlAh. J. r., ser -.
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Isaraaee IgeHfs.

ktMHALL 4 vAMNswORrM. ~ III.
Haul.
6NIfN, ID. ~ his stave
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tLEMMlNG, ~. \ ., Mwhsrs rhvisu
s9vNt. Iard N~at the Elevator. A~s al
tEtk, q AIGE. AAsa ssaAsr 81
Film NHh A1atket streets,
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GttLErT, o.. OAaes IN the Plata lleAles
bMtldtM1 opposite Osp"s.
NEuNt1N. j. n. OAlGs with &. =.
MrUsk rNstdk. 0sse lhMptMs Aswfs,
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iiofeis.

gpr<Ot EIIEA. See cAsM.
MInxtkk HOlNE. sesMer Elm Ana
tttkh Ats.
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MILLER, EkED. A~s ~.
UALTMt, u. A., hAs p H~At deer level
~ Msss.
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layaa Makers

80. HiNattI.
kDWAMU ". VIM. sss 40
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i'hys.i.iians.

aIEMMEM. 4. j. saler IL DsMs Ss..r.
MtNMIAN, &. A.. 0stes Owes Tsulm
bMtls sItO~ Alsss.
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Nen,inn KacAiAex,

uENTHANU. q. -, Aslls ths Nt~tss srl
NJ Household NAAhtmsr1, otis. AND
Needles ~. - ktH0s " Masktnvs
see Masts
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1Nenk Malkffxc

.cOMbs aOLLlNs. opposite Coast
House square.
aEO. MOMsE. aes -.
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80 i,.ns, I'ttsn its
r. e.e f'lnt'n'
aA $1,000
NB
ssAse si'sasaH
rA ~ Atss
4AssFN " AsAaaa
44A444sA@ 1 4a&Asss 49, amsa
III a. AfHs W sM.a $50
ssNtA " seuss HH#s
atefssss
taawwrs ~ sa4eAta
@tAA n n $3.50
aa4s srsaa ~ 1* -
AttH. \ aM.4 " $50.
~ ~suHssa.
fNA@ FM&S@fH
a,s~ssts sss>s~.ssa. =. .s.a
$500.
NatsFs.
u.ss. ~ s.ssssa4
. -. !.
BORT "rH sh0e a#"Fsva wv
slwv"sss ess"'
vhaWmt1a - ~ MeN 1as ~ viHs
sssssss sssss Ssss" ~ - ssss ""se'
"
f7sihiHy.
m,sm.nn. =. 49,.
ei.sk. sss -.
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'efgs.tf@"t5
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.t1MNeN.l.y Sc ~.
Mrn~rsn. ". st~ ~asA.
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Dry. 6oods Dfaisr'.
WEAVER i AsERs. In sh~ Riiet
Meek "pp"sHf IN post smee'
/ VIII, losaS. Wsss ssss~ - ki'n sss~es.
ktft. w. ID. south atds ~ MHshSt ~
80 80. .
"sn Ha"s1
AstNsLus ~. s""sn ss"s - s"0ssr
-
tLEMMGn.J.J. sse ~.
>wCNAON uRurMrMs.
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CLAIM. ~, Ars yard,
xrNroS i vt..s A~ar noSeh ~ ia -
itwmar.
1.a.... ..l E.u., H,o~1.
. !. 80 -
sWsSUsus' " -, s""s" ss~s "Asaes ~
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Grcrery aud Fruit Stores.
tNANNAtL, " T.,s0Hth std NHshet -
M1H~rEH, w. II. s~e M.
GNlEN. -, sppostts Court HoWse.
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Flour md Feed

tOAr. q. ~. NJ bakery,
CLAIM, H.. see card.
SEMTON, j. vtrss dser north ~ raurt
House.
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HirIuare Stores.
Harness .Mnkera

lOMAS A MNNTuEM, ~ ~. cid
stand ~ AsWfeN y taNHed,
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Confectionery.

u. ~. sansh eide Maths ~
atywtt.
utNNeN. \. Il. Av~ ~.
WEBSTER. w. n See estA.
ltuN III, ~. NJ. ~ tNy Nsh~sy.
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Reai Estats Dsalsrs.

ANIMAL vAMNswoaTm. :, ~. na.A
hsw ~.
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Dry. Goo,is Dealers.

WEAVER 4 ANENN. In she Bite \
Hl0t "puostts tn post sN4ee,
VIII. JUitS. Wet stslr ~ Kiln street.
ktrr. W. %. south stdv ~ Market ~,
Nve aA.
GAWANN. \. n atss deer SsMak W tAs
M.ts n Nl0ek.
ANENtI.I.. ". r. south Side - MART n
street.. 49, nd.
WHITE, u. 1. NJ. vstsk ntuek
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i'hofoyraphs

fhgfoyraphs
". ". MAAtlnuMN Nssth % .cssr,
1tOMsss
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Painf~rs q Giasisva
4. ~. MILLER. $50 card.
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Foundry & Machine Shop
>NEILLN. a, ~. srs ~.
~ CNAON BROTHERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-03
The Episcopal Convention.

New York, Nov. 3.-Thc Conference Of the
Episcopal General Convention is drawing to a
close, this being tbs last days session. At the
opening Of the business session this morning at
ST. John's Chapel Varick street, very few dele
gates presented themselves. ln the galleries
also the number Of visitors had undergone a
marked decrease. The Committee on Canons
reported yesterday an amendment to canon 4
with reference to differences between ministers
and their congregations, advocating the es!ab-
lishmeut of board Of of reference to con-
slider such controversy, empowered to
recommend terms of settlement, aud if there
was no hope tor favorable termination the
minister should be required to reliuguish con
nection with the church, Bishops should dis
solve connection between him aud the congrega-
ton aud if the latter refused to comply with this
order they should not be allowed any repreten-
tatou 10 the diocesan Convention until they
had retracted their refusal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-03
LOCAL ISasEtiTIES.

The Mayor of Fredericksburg has offered
reward OF 500 for the apprehension OF the
horse thief, who shot officer II 1rlngton on Mon
day, whilst that officer had him 10 custody.
The slight alarm Of fire about three o'clock
this morning 10 the Sd ward, was caused by the
burning OF the chimney of IN old framed house
on Alfred street, between Queen and Cameron.
Mr.. Wilmington, the clerk of the market.
this morning inspected all the scales that have
lately been brought toto the market III accor-
dance with the new market law.
Among the Strangers in the city to day was
Geu. 7. L. Rosser, who beiug IN Washington,
came over here to look after the Interests OF
his friend, ecu Hutton.
Tie caualboat reported yesterday as sunk at
the mouth of the canal basin, has been raised
and navigation again resumed.
The revival services that have been in pro-
rre,s 10 the NJ f. Church for some time past,
still continue.
The steamer Keyport has been Temporarily
Withdrawn from the Quartico line for repairs.
Her place is supplied ny the Vanderbilt.
Among the premiums taken at the State
Fair, was one by Maj. }. ID. Rogers, OF hlng
George county, for an Alderuy helfer.
The Stockholders meeting Of the " Washing
ton au;i Ohio Railroad will be held In this city
tomorrow.
The Twcedale combination will give an enter
tainmeut at Sarepla Hall TO- night.
The supply of oysters at the dock this morn-
Ing was entirely exhausted