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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-07
POLITICAL.

PEOPLES Democratic Cub. Third Ward.
The regular weekly meeting of this club
was held last night at the rooms of the Cot
ton Exchange. The attendance was large |
After the opening preliminaries Mr.. William
E. Todd took the floor, and after setting |
forth the law as established by custom, that
ward clubs should be organized under the
auspices of the Parish Committee, he said:
II this is not the rule. it should be; for
should the central clubs hold meetings at
different times, system of colonization
might defeat the will of the ma ority in any
ward.
I think, gentlemen. that the Parish Com
mittee seriously erred in not authorizing the
reorganiZ ,tion of the different ward clubs In
the city of New Orleans.
The State Convention which will be held in
January next will shape the course of the
Democratic party of Louisiana in the cam
paign of 1876, for the redemption Of our
State from tyranny and misrue.
The members of this convenhon-who
| should, and no doubt will be gentlemen OF
known integrity and ability, selected from
our people throughout the State and bound
to them by every tie of habit, interest and af-
fecton-will consult together as to the best
policy to be pursued to relieve our State from
| the Infamous rule of r .dical knaves and to
establish government in Louisiana which
will give justice, peace and prosperity to its
people.
A due consideration for the importance of
this convention, which will open the ball in
the campaign of 1876, and also for that
harmony in our ranks which is SO essential to
success, should have prompted the Parish
Committee to have called for the reorganiza-
ton of the ward clubs. This could do no
harm and would be productive of much good.
| | would not do the memb erS OF the Parish
Committee the injustice to say that a desire to
retain their POSITIONS as members OF the same
caused them to refrain from authorizing the
reorganization of the ward clubs, but would
rather attribute it to an oversight on their
part. Having every confidence III their fair
ness, l earnestly hope that they may soor
take this eminently proper and desirable step
At the conclusion of his remarks, Mr.. Todt
offered the following resolutions, which wer,
unanimously adopted
Resolved That the president of the Parish
Committee be and is hereby requested to con
vene the Parish Com mittee in order that sale
committee may fix uniform day and hou
for the reorganization of the central clubs o
the several wards OF this parish.
} Resolred, That the Parish Committee be an6
is hereby requested, on its convenlng to III
such day for such reorganization as will ena
BILE the newly elected off GERS of the severa
clubs to conduct the election of delegates t
the approaching State Convention.
Resolved, That commit ee of three be ap'
pointed by the President of this club to con-
vey copy of these resolutions to the Presl
dent of the Parish Com mittee.
In accordance with the resolutions the fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed on thu
committee, viz: w. E. Todd, j. A. GiImor
and A. Trelford.
After the transaction of club business tn
meeting adjourned.
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THE LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
A FURTHER PoSTPoNEMENT.

1t was hoped that the weather would clear
up sufficiently to allow the races to commence
on Tuesday, but the hope has been dissipate l.;
and at meeting of the Board of Stewards OF
the Jockey Club, held on Monday moring, it
was resolved to postpone the opening day
until next Saturday. This decision must meet
with the approval of all persons in any man
ner interested in the success OF the meeting.
The terrible condition of the roads leading to
the Fair Grounds, and the bad order in which
the track itself must necessarily be, would
preclude all possibility Of any pleasure or
qualification either to visitors or to owners OF
stables.
It is the intention Of the members of the
club to make this meeting a notable one, and
as great pains have been taken to ensure sue
cess, it is well to postpone the opening day
until fine weather, and thus secure real pleas
urs to all II the fine weather with which
this week has opened continues both the
track and the roads leading to it will be in
splendid condition, and our ladies may don
their choicest toilettes in anticipation of a
real gala festival. We sincerely trust that
it will. not become necessary to make any
further pos 'ponement.
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ADVICE SOUGHT.
A Lecture Given.
On Saturday last Attorney General Field

On Saturday last Attorney General Field
received the following letter:
WEST FELIcIANA. SHERIFF's OFFICE, |
December l, 1875.
Hon. A. P Field, Attorney General OF Louisiana:
Dear Si3,-Has sheriff to make arrests or
execute benca warrants without having any
right to charge mileage, whatever may be the
distance from tie courthouse?
Please send me your opinion, and you will
confer great favor on
Yours, very respectfully,
DR. 2. G. A. KAUFMAN, Sheriff.
On Monday the Attorney General replied as
follows:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
State OF Louisiana.
New Orleans, Dec. E, 1875. J
DR.. P. G. A. kaufman, Sheriff
Sir-Your noe of the LIST December has
been received, and / would most res pectfully
remark that am at all times disposed to give
any advice to aid public officers in the per-
formance of the general duties; yet desire
it to be distinctly understood that this office
has no power or authority to fix or regulate
the fee bills of sher f. constable or other per-
sons having right to fees for services OF pro-
cess
The law regulates and fixes with great pre-
csion all these matters, and 1t Is very strange
hat you can not understand it or find some
official in your parish to give you the necei-
sarv information.
/ hope YOU will not understand me as re-
fisctiug on your capacity or intelligence, but
| ONLY intend to indie tie to you that this
Office was not intended to indicate to officials
how long they should keep their offices open
uhatber the law REQUIRES them to rem lii
open until 3, or o'clock, and whether they
should issue warrant upon an affidavit
whether sheriff or constable should serve
the writ and how much he should charge fol
the service or arrest, and whether the p irty
| arrested was entitled to bail, and If the party
failed to give bail he should be imprisoned OF
turned loose.
| If | should be required to make out the
| fee bills of sheriff, and determine whethe
| he was entitled to fees for serving bench
warrant, and whether he should charge
mileage from the Jail, court house, or wherf
the sheriff lived in stead of one Attorney Gen
eral | ought to have a dozen. There IS ont
rule, as old as the hills, that "no man car
plead ignorance of the law, and 1t would seen
| to me that officials so high as that OF sherii
should understand the law pertaining to hi
duty, particularly that portion OF 1t pertainln!
to his fees. Ignorance in this respect would
be strange, and might say, very unusual
With high respect, yours truly,
| A. ?. FIELD, Attorney General
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THE VERY BEST.

II people are inclined to invest in lottery
tickets, and can afford to do SO, there is no
reason why they should not exercise the or
binary precautions taken in every other kind
of business or investment. They should at
least be we'll assured that the scheme proposed
is in good faith, that its projectors are honest
impartial and financially responsible for the
faithful fulfllment of its conditions. Other
wise it is worse than silly-it is criminal to
waste their money. That out of the many
lotteries now advertised, a very small per cent
come under this category, is an undoubted fact.
and they alone should be patronized. First
and most prominent among the latter is the
Louisiana State Lottery, chartered by the
Legislature over seven years ago. During its
entire career, every engagement has been
fulfilled, every obligation promptly met.
With such sound recommendations, Its In
tegrity can be implicitly relied upon, and its
Grand Golden Drawing advertised to come Oh
next Christmas, with capital prize OF SlOO,'
600 gold, can be freely and confidently In
vested in. This lottery, while selling Its
tickets for greenbacks, pays its prizes IN gold
It's prizes amount to $500, 500, and range from
$50 to 100000 being $3.50 in mum ber-a
prize to every six tickets. The tickets art
20. 900 in number at $50 each, divided into
twentieth coupons, and can be ordered OF any
denomination or in any quantity.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
Mr.. Bernard Capella Robbed of
S649 at the st.Oflice.

Yesterday, at about - NJ, MIR. Bernard
Capella, who had just drawn S6l9 from the
Citizens Bank, proceeded to the Post Office
to buy some stamps, having the money in his
left hand vest pocket.
He noticed two men, one on each side Of
him, when he was at the window, and as he
turned to look at the one who crowded him Oh
the right side, the other must have taken the
money out of his vest pocket Both men go
away, but Mr.. Capella would recognize them
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BANKRrpr SALE.-The large sale Of dry
goods, of both foreign ard domestic manu-
tacture, is still progressing at the auction
room of Messrs. Montgomery, 100 Canal
street, and one thing our readers can depend
on, is the fact that every article sold IS guaran-
teed to turn out exactly as it is repre-
scented, and it is for that reason the sales
rooms are kept exhaustingly busy cutting OF
goods from early dawn until late at night.
Ladies are we'll provided with seats, and are
made to feel comfortable during the auction
hours. Fine French cloths are being sold
very rapidly aud it is no matter of surprise,
since they are of such durable qualities and
fine finish. Every day there is grand rush
of people for No. 100 Canal street, anxious to
obtain cheap articles of wear.
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The New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

AT the election for officers of the Cotton Ex-
char ge all of the old officers reelected, with
the exception of the Vice President, Mr.. LATTE,
who refused to run for that office, as he had re-
fused to run for the Presidency, subject actu-
allv. or by possibility, to serve ex oftlclo as
member OF the Funding Board. The following
was the ticket elected: For President, Mr.. John
Phelps: for Vice President, Mr. Thomas L. Airey;
for treasurer; Mr.. W. C. Black; for Directors,
Messrs. Perry Nugent, A. H. May, John T.:
Hardie' r. r. Buckner, Scott McGehee, Samuel
simpson nie' R. Woeste, E. l. Jeanrenaud, George
Wigg. H. NJ Neill, John Boland, and John v.
La9ouisse. The names OF Messrs. AiTey, Black,
Nugent, Woeste, Wigg and Boland were on both
tickets presented for the sutfrages OF the mem
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DOES 1T STILL MEAN WAR!

News reached this city Monday m orning that
the sloop-of-war Ossippee, lately cruising
about the Windward Islands and the Barba
does, stopped at Martinique, where she re-
ceived orders to proceed home at once. She
has lust reached Port Royal.
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OUR RIFLE SHOTS.


Shots and at the two clubs there was not as
fine shooting done as on the previous Sunday.
The following is the doings Of the two clubs:
..a Crescent City Rifle Club.
800 YARDS BULLS EYED INCTIES-WIfHoCr ARTI-
FICIAL REST.
1234567 10 II l. - IA ls-T
DR. G. Howe ; ) ) ) ) ) 4 ) 5 81
r. s. Salter A 4 ) 4 3 5 ) 5-bo
1000 YARps-mLL's EYE. 80 tNCHEs-wITnoUT ARTI-
FICIAL REST.
Dr. G. Howe > 1 ) 4 ) 3 > . 2-6O
Il. S. Saller 3 ) 4 4 54425 . 5 ; 5-58
Major Arms, DaPonte, Buckley, Pifant,
Selph and Others did some fine shooting, but
did not keep record of scores.
New Orleans Rifle Club.
OFF HAND CARTOON TARGETS.
First prize for the best cartoon, won by G..
Kressner.
Second prize for the second best cartoon,
won by j. c. Shipley.
Third prize for the third best cartoon, won
by A. Wattenhofer.
Fourth prize for the fourth best cartoon,
won by George Muller.
| Premiums tor the most cartoons made dur
| ing the day were awarded to A. Wattenhoter,
| c. Kressner and George Muller.
| The shooting at the Wimbledon target was
| dispensed with, the members having gwen
| more attention to medal and ring targets, Oh
which very fine scores were made by Messrs.
Fl. N. Sorla, John Rainey, r. G. Eyrich,
| NJ. Win teller, F. Gonthier, Jules Piffaut, z.
| Mallard, A. Kainski, A. Nj. Llambias, L.
burst and others. There was very large
attendance in the afternoon.
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In cur want column gentleman advertises
for good furnished house, with a. least six
rooms besides kitchen and servants room, in
a pleasant locality, for family without
children
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Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caronde
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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.CompaBy. New Orleans, December ), le1o.-Ine m
mai election for Directors Of this Company will take
Lace according 10 law, on MONDAY, January .
R76 between he hours of 10 A. NJ. and +. M at
81 az i'm F. McBsIDE, Secretary.
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of l.. I. Madduz
81 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column IN
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each.
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Buy Your buggy and carriage of l.. T. Maddux
50 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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vITANTED-Some three four nice Families can
w be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Board 49 St Charles street nearly
opposlte Lafayette Square Also some twenty .nVe
or thirty day Boardeis viii be taken at four dollars
per week payable in advance This is great reduc-
ton from former prices. The house is irst-class,
second TO none in the city None need apply but the
best of pc pie. Remember i49 st. Charles street.
p5
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UTANTED-By young lady who can give the
w best of references position as visiting gov
erness in a family or private school, Address A. y.
Bulletin Office. Ms u
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La Ynri te Association New Orleans, Dec.

4 In Vnri te issOcinfiOD New Ur'eHns, Dec
II 1S7J-In accordance with Attic g of the 4 mend.
a Charter neral meeting of tn stnckholde,s OF
mis- Associa ion will be held i'll La N"rlete Clup
Room on MONDAY, 18th inst. between the hours
II and 9 o'clock NJ, Tor the purpose OF elec ing
fhirteel directors to during the ensuing YEAR
"A WILL STEVEN,
do t13 Secretary.
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Sot,ce-New orleans Pacific Railway Com.

pany-The FIFTH INSTALLMEST OF ZEN pW
PER CENT to the Capital Stock OF this company Is
now due and payable at the office OF the company
No. Be- Magazine street. BY order OF the Boaro'
dat f. l.. RANLETT. Secretary
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VNTANTED-A private family residing at No !
w St Peter street, fronting on jackson Square
desire to rent front rooms to gentlemen or gen
tIemen and their wives with without board.
80
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vxTANTED-500O 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out called the
NJ r i on exhibition and for sale by L. Il. MAD
DIX IS Carondelet street aus Il
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Omce of the New Hnrbor Protection Com

pany.-New Orleans, December : lS75.-NOtlct Is
hereby given that the annual election 70 seven y :
recto to for the ensui year WI be held at
TUESDAY the 2ed inst, between the hours OF IL NJ
and p NJ l.. w. BAQUlE,
d7 15t Secretary Pro lem.
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Vx1ANTED-Seo Secondhand Carriages and s Buggle s.
w any one having such and wishing 70 dispose OF
T. T. MADDUX, IS Carondoct street dealer III ear
riages.
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Waits and 10 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
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VIrANTED-By a German girl situati II to cook,
w wash and iron for small family. Inquire at
eaa Ct Andrew street nm stairs d. 1T
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SpecIaI Notice to shippers.-FrOm This date
through bills adicg will he given to all stations on
'Texas and Pacific International aud G. eat Northern,
and Texas Central Railroads, via Fed River.
' VI W. JOY CE,
d. If Agent Texas 81 Paclhc Ia lWay 20.
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Rank of America-New Orleans. Decembe

Bank Of America-New Uf1ehns, DtctHber
3 ls75-Notce il hereby given to the stockholders Of
the Bank of America th,t general meeting will
be held on tho II of december 1s75 at the Il INK
ing House If said bank in this city for the purpose
of considering whether the bank will 60 into vo I'M
tarv bankruptcy and of voting said question.
IA EDGAR HINCkS cashier.
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Thirteenth W"rh Democratic Club Will Meet
at the WHITE HOUSE" corner Ichou ltoulas
and Valence reefs, THU RSDAA ENENINH heAu,
December 9th 1-15, at I O'Clock.
AZ ot g TbEt w. E. CLARK, President.
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VVTANTED-A white wet nurse without a child
w Must have the best Recommendations Apply
4, No 40 Canal street d. 3t"
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VyTANTED-Lades to call every day TINS Week at
w SEPTOIINE OIL Co. No. IL Dauphine stree.
at u O'clock NJ and partake of a LUNCH prepared
on GOODWYNS PEERLESS STEAM COohEh.
1t cooks a whole nnrr at one time, without any
care or attention Economies fuel. saves time
labor and health and is the cheapest most compete
reliable and popular culinary apparatus ever IN
vented. hoo l"
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WAN IT'S.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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OMce of Tho Hope In ,urance Company OF
New Orleans No 125 Common street. New ore ans
December l. la15-The annual election for Directors
81 this Company will b. Ii Id at its office, No l25
Common street on MONDAY. 18Th December, 1879,
from II o clock NJ. to o'clock p. VI
4 dI t13 LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
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NTANTED-A competent Drug Clerk; must De a
w SINGLE man and not afraid Of wort. Apply to
WIN. c. HARRISON.
d. If corner Magazine and Thai a streets.
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Speech by the Hon. NJ. c. Herr.
Crooked Whisky.
Indictment of Gen. BabcOck.
Washington Notes.
Foreign News.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

Interesting General News.
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VNTANTED-Persons having taxes 10 pay In tne
w parish of Plaquemines can get Parish scrip
properly approved with which to pay their taxes by
calling on the undersigned, No - Car nde ct street
up stairs back office. u w. IEhhHLh'
oil
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VyTANTED-A Purchaser for the lease and furni
w ture of large and centrally located house.
within seven minutes of Can i street For fur her
particulars apply to W. p. FRERET, Commercial
Place. o' l"
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New Orleans November Ii, $50 Mr.
JOHN v MOORE is this day limited partner I'D
our house and the firm name is changed to PIlICH-
ARD BICkHAM & co.
PRITCHARD & BICKHAM,
n17 I'm No. 49, GIavler street.
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VHvANTED-By an intelligent lad, writing good
w hand and quick at figures situation in some
house where he an make himself useful. Reference
given Address j. G., Bulletin Office. d. III
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Crescent City Rifle Club.

Major Arms, DaPonte, Buckley, Pifant
Selph and others, did some fine shooting, bu
did not keep record of scores.
New Orleans Rifle Club.
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VNTANTED-A white gill, about fourteen years of
w age to nurse and assist in hOuse-w0rk. Must
have good references. Apply at 97o Magazine street
d1 It,
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VHTANTED-Im Immediately. situation by re-
w spect able woman, to do housework and sew, or
attend to children would cook for small family.
Address A. R. Bulletin office. d1 1T
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urANTED-A GOOD FURNISHED HOUSE, with
w nc least six rooms besides kitchen and servants
room- in a pleasant locality, Tor family without
children. House and furniture will be well taken
d. 3t*
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Southern Bank. New Orleans. : Ov. 20,
S1e75-An election T directors f this bank to serve
for the ensuing year will b. held at It's Il nFlng-
House on the Sth of December 1875, from II O'Clock
NJ to | o'clock p. NJ.
n56 I'd j. G. ARR, Cashier.
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VNANTED-Employm-n in the country (on or
assistant editor in any other suitable
capacity by gentleman thirty gone ars of age, and
since 1860 resident of New Orleans He is splen-
did nenman correct aud quick at figures. conversapt
with the English French and German languages,
single-entry book keeping and has No t;stimo,
n ais as to integrity bu mess capacity and GOOD
character and habits Salary wanred So per month.
a Idress INnIT STRY. care Y. o. Bulletin. d. 3t
The Osceola times., 1875-07-31
Lands For Sale.

mol
Se \ Ne 4 Sec 80, Township II n. r. Q cast
i0scrcs, above overflow, ~ acrcs in succe. sfll
cultivation. balance deadencd and under fence
Price 81 200, terms one third cash, balance in
and two years.
NO,e
Sc !, Sec. 80, T. II n, Il. East, lG0 acres
Most Of this tract is above Overflow, ~ acres
well dcgd,ncd. and with No, would make a
farm OF 2O acres Of much value Price $l POO,
Terms. Ulc Rlrd cash, balance In ono and two
years.
Bayou settlement, Is near the Church aud ST uul
house, and l. the most desirable lands LON Oh
the market in this county
sos.
W Ne. "a Sec. ST JON, r. Vast, ~
acres, 40 acres above ordinary overflow, halduc,
well tinibered. Price siy0. Terms rasy.
NO4.
Nv 4 See. PC, r. - y. r. 10 East, within
81 . miles of o. CcOla, 40 acres now IN cultivation
with beautiful crop on il. 80 acres nearly
next year, Comfortable huuses on the place.
Some ~ the lana is subject to overflow, but f.
We drained by d!tchcs. Price $3.50 caan.
NO. g.
$50 acres on Clear Lake, good farm with com
Portable buildings, with gin house, good mill,
and all necessary out buildings; 10 acres In cu
tiYatIOn; 80 acres deadencd part Of which l. uu-
der fence; centrally located, and II good site foi
Il store; and in thrifty aud lTo.pegUus settle
meut, mostly above overflow. Price $1,000
Terms viii b. madc easy To good purchaser
Satisfactory reasons given for wanting TO sell
NO. g.
100 Oacrcs, n W y sec. % r. 10 y, l. 0, East
4 valuable farm now raising 80 bales of cotton
Price - 900. Terms caey