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The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01

Joe Warner entered the role as
an a-ct;oneer recently snd-.ried.
- Hay is exceedingly scarce aud
high. aud yet the grss. is very los.
- The mot industrious man ia
town isa Sleeper.
- Base Ball has ceased to be an in-
teresting game % the boys Of Red
Cloud. =.
The S.bra.ka Holiness Assoeia-
ton will hold a camp meeting At
Plattsmouth, coamencins August
18th, 1874
- The bridge men have nov got
the piles. They are thirty feet long
and are leine driven into the bed Of
the river for tn. support Of the bridge.
Sour grapes, choke cherries and
crssshoppers, is the crop Of Wild fruit
that j, being gathered 10 q neigboring
county. e
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Meeting Of the Webster County Agr;eul'
tural Society.

"
The Webster County Agriculture
Society met in the new post office
building on the above date. The fol-
lowin ing is a copy of their proceedings /:
On motion, the Secretary was ap-
pointed a committee to designate the
time for holding the Fair. and also to
learn the time at which the State Fair
and Fairs Of adjoining counties will be
held
On motion of II. G. Bills, the Pres
ident appointed a committee Of FIVE
for the purpose Of preparing a pre-
MUM list and selecting judges OF the
various classes. The President then
appointed as such committee II. G..
Bill. Lee s. Estell, II. Holdridge, G.
". Knight and John Laverty.
On motion. a committee Of three
With II. Holdridee - chairman. vas
appointed for the purpose Of selecting
and arranging the Fair grounds.
On motion, c. l.. Mather was au-
thorized to DO the necessary printing
for the Society.
The Secretary Vas Instructed 70
learn the cost Of procuring the pre-
MUM list printed in pamphlet form,
and also the amount Of advertising
that can be procured to insert in such
. pamphlet
On motion, c. l. Mather and Lee
S Estell were appointed . committee
TO procure . speaker to deliver the
annual address.
On motion, Society adjourned to
meet in two weekA
LEE s. EsTELL, LEVI MOORE.
Secretary. President.
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Notice.

The books Of the Webster County
Agricultural Society are now open.
Life membership tickets, -. Annual
membership tickets, 81.
Call on or address,
LEE s. EsTELL,
4tf Secretary.
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JUDICIARY.
WEBSTER Corxry.
~..T.-2.--o.. Off,, u-u-:.

The Pat oH& will be open on
from ia n. to l. NJ, and
f.'-A 5 2. NJ. 10 yP. VI. Tor the pur.
pose # registering letters. There Will
! u' Il ter r-gi-tered the morning
snc mrii iel,y-.
VI B NcNTT, p. NJ.
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Two Americas
Magazines.

The ssesiicte 4 Am-nesr Ms.snnss b,.
ss,-,ne 81 ~rli recognized abroad. ,h.I sss
'fths issilns Easilsh rspsSs. ne LssG--
hsskIs Rsgs.sss. ia srtrsuI .sps. thssspssks
IL ~r,la.,'. xoafEip
" are cans'raiBs 4. - that Nrrsks~rz
HsssA'y oarri-. se n. priss assI,s. ali 20,
shal "a men his .edsis foI sfis i,aasy ~ ~,
astfaiian- sisd sar,ets e cvbtrst-. IL sstas-
ply a ~sndsrfal -hiilias- wsr,h. Nathtas
ean be rsoTe ch5rmirx than the cst.. fail ai
force aud stxor The lish, ani sh.ir AZ
managed wiih |. irals artistic .ssft. tat .,
w. ope and twenty e~F,y'nsi s,slsIs=
10 not snew shish o. choose - best Nss
sni all are excellent"
Not only i u use ths, sosibn.ts wssski,
VsTeis the English Msxstin~-. bat - !. IN.
hes, ofthe American Moa,hiissT
In tie extent. variety AMI artistic ssr-i
isne, II it. ilas,rsiisn of ABsr,c.n lhstns.
Il has never beea evsh approarhsS. much b..
escelisa. u ha< . isfxe. page and ssvvs .
greater as.sty "a - sasssat than snyrys~v-
Of the Standard American Nesthsle..
In lsiefsry ehsrsetsr. asl Ia the hsiii,ery
WI fsifh1 - u Erittrf+sf ifFT1rtf IN sHfS A.
-nj"J. an equal pSe-sminepes
IL. sspiac,sr- start I'd uith tn i.aa,ir aha
% making q the best msgasins in the World
Of ~hieh Tier ses ssSer fer . sns,sss, ,..s
sight. and 'rey rsis, ~its pride and pl.asass
.'ihs Map and June sssahsrs. rsesstiy .x.
sud. add ass fDS them s.shiii ssasairs,s-s
ani a esrtfgi eotapsfi-sa e th,.s asriis sstf
th"se 81 Other fsasst.as-f and thsy rras~
their r'sass IN he rHbiic. o. strive ssy air
higher s.eslfsBer n the fsi 70
A s"ssidsfabis dsBssd has F~.sssii, .,..a
"a kusiani fur 81. Slchaiss. -~rse.e,'. Ss-
hesasin- e, Be- sad lids. .ns psht-a-s
'~is-'rins 20 ..~or. AZ s.fIsisr 20 shs.. sh.a.
aud " The art hasnJ refuses s-het ssusl-.
ted .ish his in fin,.
The sss~sss - ~ si~sl.. IL ana. e.s,.x
has been even more ssarsrsasis THAI that 81
serisosrs Aaa,his. II y .-r.asase.I e. ~
40 tdsa.iy psrfest Magazine fr shgki,s,
art a. :. the rose 9TH al 'hs b.,i fi,ss.sas~
'"f esi1frsa- q hss hesa fesstts .s~sss.ssr.
Racing INTEREST," es xsass 40 rsassr.. a. s~is
TIE isassnss sftbs p.fLs3sesl. - On. d,
can ~sssreeiy be es,smzsss. ssseeialiy ,,as
TIE rss'nz ssassstss~ pssen,s aud teacher.
sssns, asssi 30 be isdis q r.at Z. ibis ,.s
snes. of earsisss ia rsistksa 20 ID. sAsss<.st
"fths hssss,ars fsrai.hsi - ms ehafsss
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sfsysssus~ ss4 NJ r.f.>eatss
ssssssssa IA "a sffrs<tiys sss d s<as-
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The bstfsshefs = II ,spa "a 49,
Is.'sss aaak~s - 10 Sissias. s,.tssrs.
kss. - nee.be ~ tss es1ss. ne -. 80 Z,
-. scrs Sssafsse The .sxsaeel a. 800
- ~ ssst-sfsss eosssssisss ssls<s-3s.f~
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-ak. Notice.

All rcr-ous having logs at the saw
mill are requested to come and claim
,he same, a. the yard will be closed
ur aud the mill moved as soon as
practicable. All having logs they
want sawed must bring them imme.
diateiy. }. L. MILLER.
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Notice g Teachers.

Notice /, hereby given. That I will
examine all persons who may desire to
offer Themselves as candidates for
teachers Of the primary or common
schools "f the county, at my ohce in
Red Cioai, on the first Saturday Of
August, November. February and
May II. s. KALEY.
Go. Superintendent
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wAa! Wan. o. E.jI PRICES.

tiaca i slill alive and proposes to
>.li lovc,, for cash, than any man in
Webster county, anything in his line
uf trade. VIII ell the following Im-
picnncuts at prices as follows:
champion Light Mower, - $l05.0
Champion No. t. 1890 1000
paytnn Su!.y lake, 5000
Flrs, X Bradley Sa,ky Rake, 50 80
Eagle Sulky Rake, 81 30
Iiain Revolving Rake. - $50
Tho Ohio Revolving Rake, 80
rs. Terms STRICTLY CAsu. -Azs
VI. Il. MCNTTT.
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DlSINEsstDLaEEE
Fas BsST aND Ga2aPH>
-
.gE 3aT:As
Mefcantile College
a. xss.ss 81. rsssass

las - ~ s.Astrss Rassss asx- =
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shassF s.s-s~rs al staals ssssrs~l ~
sss-1oefgse as-~'prsaiseas Fsx.--s3 z-s
oftAserv
Psos ". a. Nsttss. tNs ss'vsGsi sx-s
asss ,ssfrscts-. u.slsnss y sAss 81 Ee
sak- F4sntsa~l Fovus- .e Fssa lus -
-ssssS = saAssfs ~ehiss - tsani &sm
.sis~a n rssa fsai 3 sssrssi Al .
S~sriias TAB Of 2 = lr svrs rws -
rafv fdest. ara a. Wst Fsfss 4 tas -
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Fesdssbt N tAeC 'isss Gsa site he s-.
b,sI q sssss4sses F-.gssas l~ssstr~s -
rFpm'svst erg. bssoEl ~i~siss- as -
'aaasasf stsisat.
The oE's Caiiesv ssa a s-aesG.i fhoas
s.sEasr rsss,antls "a shs Ssasai rasm %
osssAbls t.r ,as,rceltssns a. al t.Re Sspt
O. sFev3H ess a short itsa Wnsas
The isusStsse Par. g. ssst s.r, AT Re,
kgk. -tii t.Fsvi. ssossA-s ssssass-
TIE nrs A>'sktP 50 81 pFvsl is. tor i-si
~1rsr,as T~sIssrs'hsss. fAspsxEsFSs. fes
esa.h.r. sod al us ssssls- sac urisssi'v'
" ptrrsratiga Is sec<@sry ssstss SV~tsl
forms 81 s-1Gn.s 90 N. p ne cNsSss
store.
Psins. Nsru Al psamssshiP i"sfstsis /"
yuaiu etei hero kn Coiies- ssstsnts rtr-ss
instruction. q u sfes sfcharre.
ii. G.is CO rsieSrssh iassitsss. the .uis
-haSs r. the se-t taught ~ Diversions =
Aeical .s-sioa !. ~saJsc5si az k~ekHA q,
uolbsaf 4 uawis.
&c % fe3 A CIRCULAR,
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Will at al times be ready to give oil
information In regard to location Of
land. terms Of payment, &c.
TIE FOLLOWING EXTRACTS
From the Circulars of the Il 4 VI. X
Il. Co. will in a measure explain their
terms and the advantages offered.
The purchaser "A pay cash. OF di
vide the amount into three equal
parts, paying One-third down, one
third in one year. and one third in two
years, with interest at ten per cen,
annually I; or he a have TEN YEARS
time in which , o make up the sun BY
small annual payments at six per cent.
interest.
Most buy on this latter plan of
TEN YEARS CREDIT.
10 which case the purchaser pays at
the outset M years interest At six
per cent. On the price. lie makes
three other payments. each Of SIX per
cent. at the commencement Of the
second, third and fourth years. At
the cotnmencpmer. Of The fifth war
he pays one seventh of the principal
aud one years interest 90 the remain.
der, and the same At tie commeuce-
ment Of each successive veal until al
has been paid At the end Of ten years.
Any buyer can pay in full at any time
and get 4 warranty deed tree Of all IN.
cumbraocc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01

BAPTIST III RCH.-REv. THos.
NrXIow. Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at y p. VI.
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- Red Cloud is now without q mu.
steal instrument in the shape Of an or
gan. Mrs. Jones was the possessor of
the only organ in town and when she
left she rented it to the Misses Tulleys
who live one mile in the country. The
young folks now miss the many little
"sings" and the music Of the organ
which heretofore made many an even.
ing pass away pleasantly.
"A man found in bed with another
man's-shirt on" is the way an east
ern merchant calls attention to his
stock of ready-made clothing.
The members Of the Red Cloud
Base Rail- Club are requested to meet
on Friday evening. August 7th. at the
Billiard Hall.
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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
". futon. browBsille. Us. Senator.
I. ". Hitchcock. Omaha. = oena'o''
i,rraro Crvnuse. Representative
EXECUTIVE.
u. ". Fn-a4s. b. ~wLviile. o"ysrn"r.
!. j. srer. Lincoln, Sec. 81 Sta'e'
j. Il W.z'rrn. BeSirice. huaitot.
II. A. k1-pls. Columbus. ireasufer'
!. T. Webster te stree. Any ven.
i. ". Ichcnzie. Lincoln. sup. Pub ihs'fuc-
JUDICIARY.
t,... &. Like. uai.s. Chief J lstice-
DlrEUanit. Nebraska 'ity. ...o-;,.. Ju..
~~IBI Maxwell. P~Ia:sncuth
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01
TAKE NOTICE.

Contractors, Builders, or those
pioAjns work done 10 my line will re-
y Ornmpt attention by leaving or
Ith u,e "r At II. II. Sherer &
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CoNGREG ALTON LIST CHURCH
REy. \. MAxHELL. Pastor. Serv-
ices each Alternate Sabbath at l0i
\. VI.
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suIRiu ~5BHECrORY,

NJ T. CHURCH -REv. CHAs.
l'FiLt. Pastor. Services each al
t.Inttc Subbath at l0s A NJ,
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"
MANUEL.

Al the Saw MI! IN Red Cloud,
i.1U feet of logs, cottonwood ur elm.
l. feet in icngth. 3w
There will be . meeting a, the
School House in Red Cloud beginning
SATURDAY. Aug. l., at 3 o'clock p. m,
@msosiinnr through the Sabbath te
,,pixe Congregational Church
C.,prrsra,ionaIi>ts. Presbyterians and
Chr.stssns IN the county who have
n identified themselves With Other
shnrcaes arr cordially invited to unite
,i,bu a. REy.A maxwell, :
inS Acting Psstof.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
6xla sell lumber after this date
Striesis foe, Csish
"cash basis Examine gu
aud price,, before ~purchasin
rxhere. Sadsslc,isn gnaranteed .
~ Ai.,ynes l.umbcr fard. Re
cIsss, Nebraska n. Z. sw,rr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01

EDITOR CHIEF 1T Is an undenia.
ble fact that the grasshoppers have
made a raid upon US and have de-
voured u crop. The result will be .
great many viii suffer, and will have to
go east to seek employment to support
their families. A rush going east will
lower wages the country here will
suffer and every branch of industry
will lag, even the government will suf-
fer. Would it not be advisable for
the government to assist the farmers
by way of q loan to be paid back in
yearly installments BY taxation or
otherwise Is may best for the good of
all parties concerned. l notice that
in some States permission il given the
homesteader TO vacate his homestead
for Is months. Would it not be bet
ter, in this State, to keep the home
sfeader on his land to improve il. ]
have known loans granted in other
places by the government in cases Of
crop failures with good results. Why
would it not be advisable here? |
merely throw this to the public by
way Of a suggestion, hoping that it
will be taken mp by wiser and ADLER
minds. Yours Respectfully.
l.. REILLY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01
L + Cow

~ract;cai Painter. Red Cloud, Neb
Three months ct.slit given if desired.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01

There will be an Official meeting
at Martins appointment on Sunday,
August eth. Exercises as follows
Half past nine o'clock, A. NJ, 1--we
feast ii O'Clock preaching after
preaching the sscraments If baptism
sna the Lords supper viii he admin
istered. ProbAiions received into fol.
membership. CnAs. REILLY,
Preacher IN Charge.
Since We have made some i'm
provements 10 fHE CHIEF We have
received many CON plimentary notices
from the press throughout the State.
We feel thankful for these notices
and viii endeavor to keep TifE CHIEF
up to the standard. The following is
bur a sample Of what they say Of US
THE RED Cloud CHIEF to
Us this week enlarged, in a new dress.
and as bright a. q new dollar fresh
FROM the mint. Mather has the nerve
and ability 10 make good PAPER. and
appearances indicate that he is making
it pan.-Lincoin Blade.
We have received No. ! Vol. a Of
the RED Cloud CHIEF which greet.
Us with a bran new out side and a
make up Of the right sort. With this
number the CHIEF laws aside it's pat
cot dress and trimmings and dOn- a
full suit Of the right sort of home got
ten up matter. A well written his.
tory Of Red Cloud, from it's early settle
ment 10 the present time. appears.
lfbrother Mather succeeds in keeping
pace with this number in the future,
Red Cloud can boast of one Of the
hest papers in southern Nebraska
Hebron Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01
Riverton Retail Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY H. c. L0HFF
4 BRO.
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Louisiana Items.

SUGAR MAKINc.-T St. Martinville at
takapas) Sentinel, of the 10Th inst, says All
the sugar plan :ers Of the parish have finished
rolling, but we have not learned whether they
have in general good reason to be satisfied
with the yield. We have heard frequent COM
plaints OF poor yield, and we know of two or
three instances where the crops were but very
little short Of disastrous Upon the whole,
we believe that the results fall far short OF the
expectations of our sugar planters. The most
successful among them, both in point OF yield
and amount of crop, are Messrs D. Sandoz,
Liable 4 Bros. Gen. A. DeClouet, B. Berard,
Thibodaux and Leblanc, Ledoux and Cormler
and Henry Hebert.
FmE.-A fire occurred on Mr.. John S.
Whittington's plantation, in this parish, on
the night of the 18th inst, destroying his
cotton house, gin and press, grist mill and
about thirteen bales Of cotton belonging to
different farmers of the neighborhood. The
loss is heavy one for Mr.. Wilmington, as
well as for those who had cotton at his gin.
The buildings and machinery were all new,
having been put up this year. We have not
vet been able to learn the amount Of the loss
by the fire VermlionriHe (Latayette) -Adrer-
f;ser, 18Th inst.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Notice-A meeting Of tho Stockholders Of
the Hope Insurance Company Of New Orleans, will
be held mt it's Office, 125 Common street, SATUR
DAY. January IT, 1875 between the hours Of u
o'clock NJ. and o'clock r NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter this day approved and
recommended by the Board Of Directors.
LOUIS BARNETT.
New Orleans Dec. o. 1874. Secretary.
do tile ID
Office Of the New Orleans Insurance Associ-
aton l02 Canal street, New Orleans, Dec 18th, 1874
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders that in
conformity with the charter election will be held
at the office of the Association. on MONDAY, De-
cember 2eth 1874 between 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ, for
Twelve Directors to during the ensuing year.
d6 I'd e. LANAUX, Secretary.
Once q the Delta Insurance Company. cor
nor Carondelet and Common streets-New Orleane
Sept l, 1574-Inc0nformty with the requirements Of
the amended charter, and in accordance with reso
luton Of the Board Of Trustees at special meeting
held June 49, 1874 the subscribers to the Capital
Stock of this Company are hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following instalments atthe time
specified below viz:
Ten per cent on the LIST day Of October, 1874.
Ten per cent ON the lat day OF November, 1874.
Fifteen per cent on the 1st day of December, 1874
Fifteen per cent the 31st day OF December, 1874.
By order Of the Board.
a130 an L. W. BAQUIE. Secretarv.
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FINE WINES AND LIQroRs. 49, Those wei
known importers. Messrs Thos. H. Handy \
TO-. Nos. IA and 16 Royal street, are con-
,tantlv receiving fresh accesions to their
stock, and have now on hand large stock OF
the most famous brands of champagne. such
as ..Roderer.' "Piper Heidsieck," and
..Krug:" together with French and Dutch
s:ordials, Bourbon. Rye, Irish and Scotch
whiskies: Sazerac. apple and peach brandies;
beer, ale and porter all Of the most approved
brands Here is a splendid opportunity for
those Of our readers who contemplate laying
in requisite supplies for the holidays to OBJ
tain them of the best quality and at the cheap
est rates. Messrs. Handy 4 Co. are the
agents for Messrs. Sazerac de Forge \ Fills
celehra.ed brandy.
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FOR RENT.

VTNO RENT-The office on the ground floor
i cupied 10y the Delta Insurance Company and sit
uatcd the north corner Of CarOntieet and Common
streets Possession given on LIST january next. For
terms, apply on the premises. do tial
VTVO RENT-Hanls0mely Furnished Rooms in a
central and desirable location, where all the com
forts of home can be had Will be rented on very
reasonable terms by applying at the corner of Cont
and Royal streets. over the National Bank. dis tt
E-NOTICE-NOTICE-Th large Yard
~ and Cotton Shed, corner Of St. Thomas and
Orange streets will be rented with privilege Of
having comprising done powerful press
situated opposite and out drayages done OH most
favorable terms. Apply to the Terrell Press corner
OF Orange and Chippewa streets. dig I'm
TNOR RENT-A TWUSIUkY EhAMh NV 49,
IL ing containing six rooms, kitchen, and large
yard in good repair. Cars pass within half square
Of the property Rent TO per month to good tenants
Apply to W r VERLANDER, AZ Magazine street
ol6 If
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OPENING NIGHT 49,.

OPENING NIGHT
OF ST. PATRICK,S HALL.
A GRAND CONCERT
VIII he given by the Young Ladies Of New Orleans
for the benefit Of
ST. VINCENTS INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Corner Of Race and Magazine streets.
On Wednesday Evening, December 81, 1874
In the new Hall known al ST. PATRICKS.
The best talent in the city has been secured, and
the Concert considered both Inauguration q
this magnificent eiifce and a means OF assiee-
ing the hundreds of little innOcents at ST. VincentA
will be ever memorable occasion in the history -
New Orleans. Tickets One Dollar.
LADY PATRONESSES:
Mrs. LedOnx Mrs. Stauffer
Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Gibson,
Mrs. Foster Elliott. Mrs. David Urquhart,
Mrs. A. Miltenberger, Mrs. TiltOn,
Mrs. Macready, Mrs. Dunning.
Mrs. Isaacson. Mrs. I. Smns,
Mrs. j. Bowling Mrs. Penn,
Mrs. Victor Me.er, Mrs. Puech,
Mrs. W. Morton Mrs. Seixas
Mrs. Eehn, Mrs. Preston,
Mrs Cenas, Mrs. John Henderson,
Mrs. DIR BcrthelOt, Mrs. Thos. Gilmore,
Mrs. L. j. Semmes Mrs. w. s. Pike,
Mr.. Cognon d13 "a
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rRElGHTs AND INSURANCE..
Rcnort Of tie Joint Committee to the
Cotton Exchange.

The following for which we are indebted 70
sJr. H. g. Hester, of the Cotton Exchange
will be read with interest by every business
man in the city:
AT meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, held this
6av. December 22d,) the following report
from the Joint committees Of the Cotton
cxchanoe. Chamber of Commerce, and Mer-
chants Exchange, was read and received, and
the Secretary directed to furnish copies OF the
same to the press for publication.
H. g. HESTER Secretary.
Ill., hin. committees of the Cotton Ex-
cboroe Chamber Of Commerce and Mer-
chants, Exchange appointed to look into the
waiter Of insurance and freights from Red
River, beg to report:
That thew have conferred with the under
,vrters and q reduction has been agreed on
during high water. and on tirst-class boats,
waving their certificates, as follows:
To and from Shreveport and New Orleans,
per cent instead OF Il per cent; to and from
Jefferson, Texas, and New Orleans Il per
cent instead Of l. per cent
From Shreveport to New York via New Or
leans, through rate in high water on first
class steamboats, and steamships, Il per cent
instead of = per cent.
In freights the reduced rates by railroad to
points in Texas are given, and the comparisons
with st. Louis.
Rates of freight from New Orleans, and
from St. Louis to the following points in
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O1ITIZENS' BANK OF LOUISIANA
BANKING DEPARTMENT..
NEW ORLEANS, December % 1874.
Plantations for Sale or Rent.

BANKING DEPARTMENT..
NEW ORLEANS, December % 1874.
Plantations for Sale or Rent.
THE FANNY PLACE.
A well known sugar plantation in the parish of
plaulelnne about 80 miles below the city fronting
on the river containing 300 arpents 600 in cultiva
ii n with full stock OF mules, carts and other i'm.
plements. all in good working order large brick
steam train etc 4 good dwelling house and kitchen
with 10 double frame cabins and stables in good
order fine draining machine and about 200 orange
trees in full bearing the place. Also full corps
If reliable labor. and ample seed cane and rattOOn
for a large crop for the comm. year.
THE VALE PLACE.
situated on Terre BHuts. in the parish Of St.
Bernard ,. miles from the city. containing ls0O
arpcnts of which about 700 in cultivation. On the
place are good and comfortable dwelling with
annie quarters for labor good SllgarOuse. large
mill and machinery III perfect order; mules, oxen:
carts and other farming implements with mechanics
tools Also ample seed and rattoNn for crop of 300
h""hcs,,ls sugar for the coming year. The place is
well ditched and in good order
THE DAQUIN PLACE.
small Sugar Estate in the parish OF st. Bernard on
BAYOU Terre aux Rruts eighteen miles from the city.
with $50 arpelts under fence a in cultivation On
this place cottage dwelling and OuthOuses.
fourteen double frame cabins, frame sugarho,'st
with four foot mill, engine and machinery in good
der and necessary stables, cane carts and other
farming implements. 1t has ais" ample rattoOn and
seed cane for crop OF one hundred hogsleads OF
THE CAROLINA PLACE.
located opposite the city "f Baton Rouge containing
aout 1900 arpents Of land Of which open about
1000 arpents and 400 in cultivation 1t has cottage
residence and eight double cabins in good order with
large stables and oehcr Outh"liscs; a brick slated
sugar. house. with large machinery; farming imPe-
ments and mules sufficient for cuivatng 200 acres.
and ,attOOn and seed cane for crop of one hundred
hoCsheads of sugar.
All OF the above places will he sold on favorable
terms or rented for the year $50: application at
the Bank. JAMES j. lAfLE!ON.
,l,.pl IOt Cashier.