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HATS, CAPS, De.

SPRIN g STYLES-COMMON.F7
0 So,,s sE al AkGUAEET.-Why pay .ss forssS
article. equally as good. Tor tS, or second Suaiity
al %. sold elsewhere att72 The Broadway, Young
s.entiemans; or any style Of sltk Hat made to or.
OF Gentlemen's and Youths Ess!nesy Hats on hand
nj NJ, CUANfGISHAM'E
NH 2l-tAp7 N'NN S''''" 0'ie'''
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.

COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING
u No. 73O NORTH FOURTH STREET, BE.
TWEEN JACKSON AND DUAL. AT AUG
TION ON FRIDAY, Sd OF APRIL, at ~
UCI,OCK p. M-We will sell on the premises, al
The time above named, the BRICK HOUSE located
as above described containing four or five rooms
The lot fronts 80 feet, aud runs back TO an alley
and Is drained by q culvert
This property is In sn improving locality. ano
should attract The attention Of those In want OF
comfortable little home.
TERMS: At sale. .s
NH u Auctioneers.
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ititsi 7,s ,9F 80 izS
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n.,,,Ns. STATIONERY. &c.
VROQURT FOR 1874.

1T. ELL YsoN, BOOKSELLER,
ilSa2 MAIN STREET,
,,,s received See assortment Of CROQUET, CON.
s.tno ~ Mi crates from the cheapest to the very
6nesi to which be would rcspectfellyanTlte' tue ~
aantion Of those Wishing 10 purchase -, L.
Eseh SET IL complete in Itself. WITH ooSa VI nvar
struc,ion 50 plainly written tnss tnoSe "no "o'''
MAYED the g8rne can easily learn IT,
YOUTHS SET.
-rhss cora made OF hard wood, well made and var.
n,shed sreng and durable: and is the BEST set 'ot
ma nr1ce ic tie market. Price, S..
EXCELSIOR CROQUEI. ,saa
This cot Is mace of hard wood, nicely nniSaeu'
,~ifh pairsted balls. Price, IS. so.
FINE SnIS. ,,rh,v
We Hss. sets made of the best material niS"''
y.rpisi,td. for IS, 90. so. ~. so. and Ply; ,,r
Those intending to purchase are rac,orv as
10 priee and quality. ,,.,.oo and vtII NJ
Orders frDm the country soheA'~"' "
Seiye prompt attention. -, ,. arr .er,s extra
III acnf The troouct to any part of Virginia, " est
Tirrfnis. or North Carolina, freight or express
suf'"A~' ~ j. 7. ELLYSON,
&"1~ bookseller aud Newsletter.
No.. hip Main street, Richmond, Va.
,nb og-dTuS o6m ,Sw&w1m
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BY e. d. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
No. 8 Fourteenth street.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, a
II very desirable 3 RI OK A n D-F A h K ID
House, situated on west side Of Ninth between
Leigh aud streets, containing six ROOMS kitchen
with four rooms, and other couveniences; fronting
"a feet on Nint,I street. and rupnng back 1. ct
(nore or ess) between parallel lines 10 IN alley 20
feet wide. to be used in common. at the request of
the owner, shall offer the above-described pro-
perty located rs above, the premises on
THURSDAY, April 2, 1874, at ~ p. NJ; to
which invite the attention of parties desiring to
purchase, 1t being good investment
Terms made known III hour Of sale. :.
NH 80 +. ID EAChO, Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.

REMEDIES.
DR.. De Sanctis's Rheumatic Pills, English;
Blair's Gout and Rheumatic pills, English;
Lavilles Elixir for Gout French;
LayilIes Pills for Govt, French;
BlancarG9s Pills Iodide OF Iron, French;
Lera's Soup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyots Concentrated Tar, French;
Swans Syrup Hypopbesphites, French;
Paullinia Powders and Pills, French;
Buisson,s Alkaline Lactates Lozenges, French;
Datura Talula-specife for Asthma, English
Brockenden's Compressed Soda Pills, English;
pancreatic Emulsion-SaEory & Moores;
Pancreatized Cod-Liyer Oil-Savory & Moore's
Glooules Of Apiol, French;
Suuibbs Podophyllum Pills;
Dr. Francis's Triple1 Pills.
For sale by MEADE & BAhEh,
NH Pharmaceutsts, Ely MNn street.
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rENTLEMEN'S WEARING Ar 1 assiss'
VI CLEANED 10 the very eest sssc5n,o,. cleaned
Dresses, &c, restored 10 their orasS. Sd Gloves
or dyed with neatness and daspalea'
eie"aeI McK ESNEYy STEAM DYE; var nFiIh
NIB S.3m 0slsaA1
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BY Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneer,
1917 Main street.


1917 Main street,
TOBACCO-MACHINE.
ONE OF THE L. ". SPENCER
NEW PLUG-MACHINFS FOR MAKING
TOBACCO Jumps,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold. at the factory of Messrs D. G
Mayo 6 Co.. Main and Tweniy-nfth Streets Oh
THURSDAY, April 2, at o'clock,
ONE l.. W. SPENCER NEW PLUG-MA-
CHINE.
This machine Is capable Of making from one &c
ten thousand pounds of Jumps, ready for covering
in ten hours: is now at work ut the factory OF
Messrs Mayo & Co., and we request all In want &c
call and see 1t working. VIII be In operation al
time OF sale. 49,,
TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash; balance on
credit of ninety days for approved negetiable pa
per. IdoAAo w a,ioG
r e. KEesEE Salesman NH 20
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AIDES AND MISSES SERGE e.
- LACE and BUTTON CATERS.
@-aoiss ana Misses Serge Foxed aud Button GAL
CROQUETs; Ne
Naris Antoinette BUSKINS:
anpta HS, hagnoias, and other styles OF SLIP
xno. rEhs ana WALKING SHOES: -. -->
~ "a BOYS, and Youths Calf Prince Al
tens,on , III TIES, &c, box, plain, and ex-
c1na nS ana Infants Colo.ed and BLACK SHOES
SaE SSLtarpEEs In endless variety, ;uat re
CUSTOM Work MSDE To opprp
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRfHGH , I'D
and promptly done. heaiAY
Special attention paid to orders. .-E-..
JOHN u HOSCHEN 4 SON
mo II Dug ana OIL Brosd street
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DECElyING FRESH FROM AuCittoIa,
IL sale Of brig EYdeiia one hundred boxes nrsh
MESSiNA ORANGES. twenty-five onaJ high
NESSiSA LEMONS-fali packed, soina'
color NUT. For SAFE low ny A. PlzzINI. JR..,
u,ss so7 Broad street.
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DODEkERS HORSE AND CATTLE
- REMkDY.-By It's use the animals appeates
are Improved and all arrangements Of theSdigesive
organs corrected May be used with perfect safety
st ali times. Prepared and sold by
NH 10 BOOEhEh bhOS.
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Nv Cook g. Laughton, Auct'oheeto'
corner of Franklin and Governor stteets'
CPECIAL SALE OF .,s ~
~ nApRr,s AND ALABAsTER sTATUARY'
-'''-.' FRENCH GILT CLOCKS.
VASES, URNs, &C, AT AUCTION.

Imported by G. B. Paudoap Of Forenss, a1a cn
expressly for this maTket 70 ~ &c ococf at the store
peyt 30 Purce, Ladd Co.. thirteenth and main
Streets The collection consists o OF Mosaic
HEBRON, BKRCULANEuM, trDnrsri,r. VESE-
FLoRETT1NE, 5REClAs' Ii"ooeN'h '--
TIAN, and other vases
CARD REcEIvBns, ORNAMENTS IL, .,,5c.
MARBLE GROUPS OF Guardian Angels, Three
Graces. Triumph of Love, Canova Dancing gifts
Ia S.asons kirth of Venus, Cattle pieces, &C.
s, to1ctI,er With many classical ana historical
Subjects great variety Of Orn1menta, gHosS
NV At which time the public-especlally the
iadies-are Invited TO attend and examine them.
'A0''0 COOK Il LAUGHION,
r,b % Auctimeers.
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CONTEMPORARIES
1850. WINNERS 1COo'
WHOLESALE CANDY MANUFACTURE
AND CAKE BAKERY.

The undersigned respectfully announces 70 x ~
public In general, but especially ~ CoGSlht -
CHANTS, that he stn can be found ~ Ills o'' A-
ufacturing place,
1885 MAIN STREET.
Having enlarged and improved bis mandatory.
he IL now prepared 10 turn out more anu . U''>
quality Of
than any other establishment In the cly' .rrrx,
eheap4s the cheapest. Having also bis own bas'
purchasers may be assured thai the! ~1n 'ee'
fresh article Of s-.
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Spring STOCK BOOTS, SHOES, -,
~ &c.-Ihaye just received my first In "
1fAlment OF SPktsG GOODS. consisiug orr "
The lstesi styles and best qualities Of Ia -.
DIES, GESTLEMEN,S MISSES. and GILL
DRES ~ sE0Es, BOOTS, and CATERS nv
and with regular s6pplies will keen np null stnck
john u PAGE, JR. 909 Main efreet.
NH 16-3m between Ninth and Tenth
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nv Paiue, CabeH q Co., AUch0neefS.

by F1Iue' OssUSI " WI Nv =
T ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, BOOTS
u AND sHOES, DRY GOODS. &c.
|. On WEDNESDAY, April LIST, we will sell at our
ware house large and attractive stock Of ~.
:. FRESH DRY GOODS, .F.r. -, j.
BOOTS and SGOEs,
READY.MADE CLOTHING, hosiery,
MEMS and Boys HATS, SHIRTS, &c, ,.t-
all fresh goods. Included 10 the clothing will be an
invoice OF - - -,
BLACK CLOTH FROCKS and SACKS,
H., CASSIMERE SUITS &c. i, I.
Sale positive and without reserve.
PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
NH 2S-tds 20 ss ~ Auctioneers-
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yTyrN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
iM!Hi ~ hg faa Asxnk 81 il
sel aaettoa, or as ssz e On o,eIoet
5EN e v1aInaBLEBUILDlNG LSyrs, each 'front.'
ING aoYi 40 feet on the east Side OF buchanan
street. bcfwesn Washington and Richard ssreeas,
ne TrHMs: one third cash balance ID four. eight
and twelve mouths. Negotiable notes TO DC given
secnred by deed Of trust, or title retained.
1esu1 - 80 RICHARDSON q CO., -
NH 1a ~ -r! .ftfsiE So. Is! Auctioneera.
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BY James u. Taylor q son. II
Dos, Eatate Agents and Auctioneers,
.m.a corner of Eleventh and Bank sueep'

po,, Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
.m.e corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets
c,1x SMALL DwELLING-HOuSssEEss,. ~
M GAsT SatH AND LEIGH sTKEETs, PoRR
sAtT is74 u 1s fSsq 1n
the eih day o. o APtk r. a. the Following orser
TW ssas1 eofner 81 fcatharins and
MENTs ; :. eie conininDg three rooms EACH and
brick Kitchens with two rGS@s rep with
have recently o oee the premises lots front 25
feet each saSs lS9 re- Brick IENE
TrMTs on the south side Of LeIsh between Gil
mer and Graham streets snh MS adjoining The
soye containing three rooms EACH Ihe ioss ea UI
svs front OF about feet, running back ~ feei
10 an alley IAN feet wide. .,o,, =,
Thfs saie offers good opportunity TO persons o.
ANAL means to secure comforta6le MONIES:
Tknsss: One.third casa the balance at SIX ano
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added
and secured by a deed OF trust.
nh ~ AuctioneerS.
.
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Aucaoneef'
No, 1917 Main street.

o. BY ThomaS W. heeseet hueao"'
No. 1917 Main street.
1nn PACKAGES MANUFACTURED
OJU TOBACCO FOR SALE AT AUCIlO o!,i
We via sell ut factory eerner ssyse'n al list st
Canal streets, on, TUESDAY MOS ,t living dis.
cont med the manufacturing Of tobaeeoCSSmpf en- 81
STOCK OF MANUFACTURED T9BACoo' aA "a
s''S'"t e. s and e;s TWISTS, In caddies; .
,.s cold BARS, in butts;
SHORT NAVY 6'ss In hall: poae - o,,, EE
TERMS OF SALE Cash for stamps lot .e ~
co, cash for ali sums under ~ 90 over napr
All In wani of strictly prime TOBACCO VIII s uS
TO attend. u + NH "a
I r. kEEsEE. Salesman. IT,
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucrioncsrs,
NO. Ills Main street.
4 VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
n AND LOT ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF TWENTY-FOURTH AND STREETS,
Union HILL, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY the 31st instant, at AZ O'Clock 2. M.,
shall sell by auction, on the premises located Us
basement and two stories above, containing four
rooms; kitchen and other cOnyeniences. The lot
has front Of 40 feet and d depth Of about ! 90
feet.
TERMS: Onc.third cash; balance In six and
twelve months. Negotiable notes to be given for
the deferred payments, with interest added and Sc
RICHARDSON & CO..
NH 81 Auctioncor5.
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,ANDRETH'S RELIABLE GARDEN
- aISOs, l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
ALL ~ Sixth and Broad s.ree;s
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CAKES and CRACKERS

IL ordered at the store. He aso keeps eSnSsTtsriC
Mana a stock or FORkIGN aud UpMsI,,,-
ERIttf'S-apDles, Oranges, Lemons- RssslGs, W,
salts. Si is.Soss, =. t,u''' 1870 G. ZIAMEK,
anu Sotste az, "s 1885 Msia street.
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NEEDING AND VISITING-C
w neautifuA at the Dispatch Priaung- House.
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= - = e. :
By Cook kTansntoD, Aeutscneen
oorisk GoTesnor and Eraukiin sffesn.

. ~ ID I5gss q Q m,
srtRoeKERYt AND GLASSWARE AZ Z
NJ EAUCTION.--On TUESDAY. Sas y, ,nxoi lee
Of CR0CKERY and GLASSWARE conslsunS VI
- CUPS and sAUCGRS,
ii ~ = RSHEs FLA - ~
! -,.cr BSsiNs and EWERs. &C.,
GURlIETS, TuMBLERS, is..zl
PRESERVES, &c. r,uoou
-; -, on - Auctioneers.
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TOR RENT, TWO VERY DESlRA- G:a
4 Bile ROOMS. with gas and water. Apply LII
at No. $40 Ninth street north OF Broad street,
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

ITO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING.
Il STOCK ! viii sell my heavy BOOTSEA
ana other goods a. 9 reduction OF 10 per cent. Ny
STOCK Is coppoas:d OF all the various styles and
boot and shoe store. Large asseytment of Trs,nks,
&c. sole-leaiher Trunks Tor q. - emen at cost.
mn "a W u. w. TAYLOR.
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IL II r,satl t3s1s II fsusiai sssleico az y,
.,.sRsa
i r.tts - r stp.fs -
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.iaausr .saassasrEss asst ds477 fssff
ray sxs4ss.sss 81 astttsa S;ss.el fa.-eis-at;
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Rich in SPITE OF uimsci:e

Ii. :anst fortunate. man we know of j.
Waite. hiDhall. who was city comptroller
Under tlc administration OF Mayor Rice
some five years ago. i viii be remember.
ed tina. at that time several OF the sailr0ad
companies desired 70 purchase q part of
the Lake Park for tepo. grounds. and d
bargain having been ;nade with the city for
100000. they paid over to the comptroller
tie sum of $4,000 a. a .ifs. !ns'al.ment.
An in junction. however. was obtained! by
certain Dropert: holders. restricting: the
ei..y t.on! .ilsr0sin. .! fhc land. AM! Che
case is still! pending. The city treasurer.
therefore. refused ~ receive the money.
the railroad comr8nie. refused ~ take il
back. aud :, Mr.. Kimh.ll found the snug
sun! on his hands. and has continued 10
keep il. Tie IL t"rsst on 500. OUD. even III
vested III government bonds. gives toier-
ably Using :oc one family. and - Mr.. Kim
bali has been Twin. il clover ever since.
and vertec'l: .On.e.t:i 30 !et the matter
rest exact" as 10 !. Indefinitely. The city
certainly don't "wn ,h. money. COX they
never had II. and III. railroad companies
vii! not adult that they own il. an; as
there Is no prospect o: q settlement "t The
contested case. Mr.. Aimtali IS likely to
hold Oh 20 = indefinitely. Even il evev
called upon 20 pay !: over. i Is not likely
that any ae'uai; can 81 viii be male Tor
interest. so that on Che vii .lc I'd. exc II p
s.oliec may brsa!. :, have The ".o.te.5
thing" 81 'a' Sii.,s uH ..cc: .--.h:col i.
Pas
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Judge w, II. JEnnIs

Northern iudges at the South haze 20. OF
late years always commanded the highest
respect. There is one United States Judge
in Alabama, however, concerning whom
everybody seems to speak well. United
States Circuit Judge William Il. Woods was
Democrat before the war, was Speaker Of
the Ohio House Of Representatives, was
one OF the most conspicuous of the early
war Democrats, went into the war as colo
mel. rose to be Major General. and il now
heartily commended by Jchn Forsyth's Mo-
bile Register as foilowe: 'Ihe urbanitv ard
flrmness OF his manners, his quick percep-
ton and distinction between right and
wrong, have often reminded us OF the palmy
days Of Southern judiciary, when a Gayle,
Campbell, n Jones adorned the federal
ermne; and if we can not refrain sigh OF
sorrow, it is only at the thought that those
sterling qualities, so long houored in our
own citizens, can only now be DISPLAYED by
those from whom unfortunately we have
been SD long estranged. However, ii the
aspelities of the past a~e ever 10 be-
smoothed over, We may safely predict thae
it will be through such public men as Judge
Woods" Judge Woods is brother of Cooe
mel Charles Il. Woods of the regular ar1n7e
who was also a Major General OF volunteers
during the war.-Nct1 Yorj Ts'jdu1s
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SHOULD DIE TONIGHT.

fl should die tonight,
Ny friends would look upon my quiet face
Before they laid it i'll its resting place.
And deem that death had left it amest fair;
And, laying snow-white flowers against my hair.
Would smooth 1t down with fearful tenderness.
And fold my hands with lingering caress
Poor hands, go empty and SO cold toll ight:
II should die tonight.
NY friends would call TO mind with loving tho
Some kindly deed the icy hand had wrought:
Some gentle word the frozen lips had said;
Errands on which the willing feet had sped:
The memory of my selishness and pride.
Ny nasty words would all be put aside.
And so should be loved and mol.gaed .o-l isie.
If should die to night
Evei. hearts estranged would tu.E once mere 20
me.
Recalling other days remofsefullv,
The ewes that chill me with avert4i s'ance
Would look upon me as of wore, rercLaHcs,
Ard soften. in the Old familiar way.
For who could way with dumb unconscious Az
SO might .est, forgiven OF all. Tonight
Oh friends. pray 20 hight.
Keep no: your kisses toy my dead, cod brow.
The way is lonely let me feel them now.
I link gently of me: am travel worn:
My taltering .eet are pierced with many q 'locc.
Forgive oh hearts estranged, forgive, plead
When dreanless rest ~ mine shall not need
The tenderness for which long TO night.
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vclley fred into the open window. evidently
intended for me. Fortunately l escaped
without a scratch, and, which is OF more
consequence succeeded in fetching of my
precious manuscript. This is about all
there is in the ceremony Of any Importance.
! must leave the country at Once-armed
men are at my heels-they know am writ
ing to expose them. You may hear from
me again by mail. if should deem it best
70 expose the other degrees. Until then.
adieu. From your sacred friend.
3. POLE.
EoT,CE.-This ceremony of initiation is
used during the absence of the lady mem.
bers. Their initiatory ceremonies are en-
tirely different. being much s!mplsted. as
,hev should be.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1874

The negro by force. to see to !. that he is
protected II tina. freedom, and not left in a
more 'ieploTaul. condition Ian when a
slave.
And what says Congress! VIII j: con
tinue to pause and listen TO such sell. contra.
dictorv and purcbasable blatherskltes as
Mr.. Carpenter. while this havoc III the
South goes on, or VII! j: PROCEED. 20 do It's
duty az once!
l pause Tor a ieifNs
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i Prison story.

:. :Dr..os., ~ Tie Missouri ?enite:'i.,::
20. weak 20 work and VINO had Ute yum o.
tn. yard. one day asked. :he warden j. ne
coulI ne a!iowe,. 20 cultivate q .nai! cor
ne: IA :he .nclosu:e. "lNaa: u. YOU want
% raiser "cucumaer-. sir" ''"h-. you
cant raise them here: .ir prisoners would
.tea! Them" No. SIR said the man firmly.
".aev :yja not -. al one .t them. ''W..l.
20 ahead sa i. 'he warden: ~: any o: 'h..
eucuMbers are stolen. don't come 70 me
with your complaints You Will Hc"e:
hear .roiH me on cha. score. si!. Inc cu.
srmbei. "s.. planted. ~ateEed. trained
and cultivated. ana al. immense crop wa.
The result. =: last. however. as The trui:
grew. it disappeared. and the warden be
came convinced that the owner sold it for
liquor. produce or some other eontraban1
article. He directed the man 20 be watched.
and finally be was detected in the act OF
carrying bis sucumbers TO the hospital and
giving chem 30 the poo. fellows who iB their
sickness esaye3 them. 40: Que aa.l .eeH
stolen.
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AnOther In ilrnad Suhs ihya

MI: Morey, of Louisiana, reported from
the House Public Lands Committee, o.day,
bill granting lands to aid in the con
struction of a railroad from Vicksburg,
Mississippi, to the Texas State line, which
was ordered printed and recommitted.
The bill does not authorize a new grant,
on. yevives an old one.-.St. Louis Tinleso
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Life in North Louisiana Since the Wa

;Y y. JASPER BLACKBURN. EDITOR or TILE
HOMER ILIAD.
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For the New Orleans Sunday Republican
ROMANCE OF POLITICS IN THE BhCKWOODS
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Monthly advertisements inserted every o.
Second page monthly advertisements. sac!!
square, $50 per month.
Transient advertisements, having the run Vi tlo
naper first insertion 50 per square; each susse-
uueut insertion seventy-fve cents per square.
Second Page transient advertisements, esch !h'
sertion 8 81 per 50 uare. . ., =,
charged as w each insertion. . ~, ;,,
R.sular advertisers who advertise largely, VIII
ba allowed such discount from above named tran.
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