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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF CRAMER,
CO-NO. lib2. ~

United STATKs MARsHAL,s O,,-c,
We" Orleans, April 8, 1875.
EhlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
+rct ~ nanhruptcy has been issued on, rs A.HhaSf
Of oi'L aGarIo OF the United States for the ne ~ Dc.
Pergman x Co, OF the parish of Orfean " Sramer.
their credit sa}u tRs+ bankrupfs upon the ps sia,e OF OF
to delivsry"f a mat n the payment Of any de ybs.sio an %
angt5 10 them or for their use and IT, 50 SAID bank,
aastinap q he es er e1sn ass Of fe sstd q oy law '&1i that o. .
sEs@r dsots aald to choose one Ta,o q : oaakrupts to prove
to be s' heide VIII D held at a court Of Gss ankrnn,s of
~. st il n, 8. ta sne cn htss day Of nay. a. 3,
"'"a'"" 0SN's c. s. Eslsess. Register building New
ALL myl r.,.S; i. PACKARD.
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NOTICE.
BOARD Of AUDIT OF THE FLOAT.
ING DEBT.
NOTICE..

To III " HUH IL NUy C0HC6fHe
Take notice that the Board of Audit of the
Floating Debt is prepared and authorized, in &C.
cordance with act No. Il, approved March q, 1875.
to receive, classify and approve all the floating
debts and obligations not warranted for or funded,
which have accrued or become due prior to the
first day of January, 1874. Holders of such debts
or obligations will make their applications lin
duplicated and deposit their vouchers with F. N
Scboltz, secretary, at the Office Of the board, State
House.
Z. +. HERWIG, Chairman.
p. n. SCHOLTZ, Secretary,
New Orleans, March 30, 1875. mh3l %
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Wind on the high seas and IN caucuses
= FOR sail.
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Many a wrecked man has led an event
sodI life.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
DESTRU CTION OF STATE BONDS AND
OTHER STATE SECURITIES.
BOARD OF LIQUIDATIOS,)
state of Louisiana,
New Orleans, April 26. 1875
The old State bonds and other State securities
which have been funded, Cancelled and exchanged
for new consolidated bonds will be destroyed by
fire, in accordance with section eight Of act No. 3
of 1874, at the Office of the Secretary of State, on
WEDNESDAY,, May S, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
BY order of the Board.
p. &. DESLONDE,
ap23 Secretary.
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Matrimonial q~uarrels make couples dis
ya5--
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C~ONSTABLES' SALES,

Michel varioivs. !. D%e!aunay. Agent, Etc,
rourth justice Court for the parish of Orleans.
- me directed by the Hon. John Cain, fourth
Justice OF the peace for the parish of Orleans. /
WI proceed to sell at pubic auction, on MONDAY.
play ~ 1879 at twelve o'clock NJ, in front of my
ONCE, No. : Frenchmen street
ONE pARLoR SET, MAHOGANY. TWO FRENCH
ouLD1 LUMBER, ETC.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot,
myIoJ JOSEPH CONTRERAS, Constable
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PUBLIC WRITER-A CARD,

The undersigned, a member of the New Orleans
Bar since 1889 but under professional disability
caused by i'll health. solicits employment as a
writer by any who, through lack of leisure, OF
other cause, may require his aid.
He Will prepare obituary or mort uary notices
and memorials; newspaper cards, letters or arti-
Giles of any kind; and will prepare. or assist in pre-
pairing, as may be desired, legislative acts, ad-
DIRT sses, discourses, speeches, lectures. briefs, aIgu-
ments, etc.
Apply c0nidentIally, to
THOMAS H. HOWARD,
ap2l I'm No. % Commercial place.
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Now get up and dust-vour carpets.
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LOTTERIES,

LOTTERIES.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE NGL NUMBER T
Capital Prize..............S1O.OOO .
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
incorporated August II. 1861,
CLASS c..
70 oe drawn in public at New Orleans.
On Saturday. May ~, 1873.
SCHEME.
aV'VVV AlcAetS . ........Tfckets only 8lO
halves, Quarter and Eighths in proportion.
! PIE OF $2oEo =. e2O. ON
Or 100 " io,,oo lo,0N
an 1890 ~" arc ..............-.... 10000
oa - ~ 20 900
" ANo "o are .........s.......... 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations of $500 each for the
nIne remaining units of the same ten
OF the number drawing the 500 600
approximations of 5000 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
OF The number drawing the $4,000
piiHo are.'.... 1900
$40 prizes, amounting .s74,sO
VT hoAtMAltON fhlZHS.
ahe nine remaining units of the same ten OF the
oumoers dra wing the first two FIJI prizes will be
emitted 10 the eighteen approximation prizes.
For example: II ticket No. 1916 draws the 8 "a. 900
prize, those tickets numbered 124l, 1912, l243, 1914.
lZ53, lZf7. l2i8, l249 and 1856 will each be en- titled
70 F5r. II ticket No. 23I draws the S 10 900 prize.
those tickets numbered 232, 233. 234, 235, 236. 237,
go, S3s and $40 will each be entitled to $500.
Woois Tickets, SO; Halves. S. 4unr-
tels, 81 so kiahtas, 81 45.
P8lSEs PAYABLE 10 PULL WITHOUT DBpUC.
TIO&.
GFsegs % la addressed to
%lC5sI&Ea STATS LOTe9RY COMPANY,
&Gs cox %. 692, postoIAcs
Pee OrleaGs.
s.os esfss1a @osOs srssa or register yen,
8l.ee. ja21y
EGG@E3U 0F TaS IDUISIaa1
sgaT8 LO-EEeq POI APRIL 30. Issaa
CLASS 10A
I3{1I2I |oNInoTsN
II 2I:oIatasIsli 5lGI 10 90 u -I--
go aayTs drawings ar9 E|g6Iighaa IN 1ne 0e1ar5.
a.4ts a. are drawn Ia Pablo daaIy, 10 tie
VITA oar hams at sew on4saq5s. noxssassess
e4I to.ZS!eth ezg Of aprl, 1879.
IL. PERAITA.
ADAA GIFY1N,
CoM myssiogeFN
ALHAEA O. BOGUS LOTTERIES. apI3
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Toa May not eat oysters to-day
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ARTICLE w.

The capital stock of said corporation is hereby
declared to be ten thousand dollars. represented
by two hundred shares OF the sum of fifty dollars
each; five per cent of each share shall be payable
in cash on demand and the remainder o Teach snare
the Board of Directors may direct. Any stock
holder neRlecting or refusing t., meet aid pay the
Board of directors, within thirty days from the
publication of notice of such instaliments being
due and payable, shall forfeit any and All share or
shares of stock upon which any installment may
be- due in favor OF such corporation; and the Board
of d rectOrs may dispose Of such forfeited stock at
public or private sale for the use and benefit of
said CORPORATION,
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NOTICE.

DAVID BIDWELL.
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New Orleans CIty Hotel.


Every word of the subjoined encomium
pronounced by the New Orleans Times il
true. In fact one-hali Is not told:
"This famous hostelrie, beneath whose
roof prominent men Of this country, dis
tinguished visitors from abroad and COM
mercial travellers from all parts of the world
have dined and supped, and, when occasion
demanded, been tenderly put into their
little beds, has recently u 1dergone an entire
renovation, and to-day presents to the trsv-
cling public attractions, on the score Of
solid comforts combined with moderate
charges, which place il second to no hotel
in the South. Since the days OF Morse &
Moore, original proprietOrs, the City has
been noted for its genuine hOspitalities, and
the absence Ofthose conventional restraints
characteristic Of fashionable hotels. Under
the present management Of Messrs. Num-
ford & Watson these distinguishing features
are carefully preserved-if possible, en-
larged--sO that each guest, from the mo-
ment the key of his room Is rendered by
Messrs Hickle and Flynn, the attentive
clerks In the Office, feels perfectly at home.
IL yOu want the best that New Orleans can
offer at the very reasonable rate OF $50 per
day, enroll your names on the daily register
at the City Hotel tIk
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Wash. cor. Gin. Commercial
THE SOUTHERN LEADER
OF the House is Colonel LAMAR
can not recall his alphabet of Christian
names. Have you not met him ?" said
Hon. Rayless Hanna to me, compassion
ately. replied in the negative, and he
exclaimed, Then you shall" Suiting
the action TO the word, he may be said to
have dragged the gallant Lamar like
lamb to the slaaghter, for he prefaced our
introduction with the announcement of
my calling, and fairly settled bin into the
nearest chair as mach as If to say, ''Now
sit for your picture, and talk to be re-
ported"
The look Of CONSERVATION faded out of
Colonel Lamar's face when be pereeiyed
my embarrassment, and he was soon in
animated conversation. He was not
quite a stranger to me- recognized III
him gentleman who, more than once,
had been seated in the iining-room Just
where my eyes would naturally rest in
raising them from my plate. was not
aware of having seen him until thus
placed face to face, and / found myself
uneOnsci0usly comparing my impressions
with the ideal conception Of my vis-a-vis
at the table. Withal, for the life of me,
I cannet describe him. / knowhe is a
little. ahnTe the Medium height, and is
rather heavily propoFtioned that he is
apparently thifIy g a fbrty years old,
and hasa face Of ildsefibah Be sadness.
1t reminded me of Porte Crayonss-de-
scripfion of the men he Jaw after the
taking of Richm9nd ss1hey looked, /"
he told me, like their faces had been
scared with the tiesolation of their hearth
stonesT And so in Colonel Lamar's
face there was that unmistakable, inef-
faceable trace of suffering which no earth
u enjoyment can ripe ont. It.was be.
trayed in the troubled depths of the eyes.
and still more in the sentiments to which
he gave expression There was kind
of fascination in the troubled depths Of
the dark eyes. One felt as children do
| IN pushing the leaves Of adeserted spring
| TO one side, that their own faces, or maybe
the sky, viii be nairrbrea therein. With
almost wall, Colonel Lamar exclaimed;
ssY ou,say 60 fernor Morton Is generous
and kind-hearted- Then he can moi
dream Of the injury such words as his do
to the EDnlk We have besh nanisked
enough, God knows. BE paid hiah com
plimeni 70 tie ahiIitY ef Gov. Morton
and remarked: His poKers Of statsmehi
are only excelled by one thing-his pox
1 ers Of mistafement.s
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The edition for 1876 OF the sterling Medical
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IL win stimulate the roots Of the hair. and
restore the natural action upon which It's
growth depends.
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JACKSON ROYAL Arch CHATTER, No.
6-The following are the offlcers-elect for

THE HTBERNIAN FESTIVAL THURSDAY
NIGHT.-The Hibernian Association has
made arrangements for pleasant time at
their Festival at Angeles Hall tomorrow
night. The ladies Will have tables well Ia
den with oysters, cake and other refresh
meuts The Band win discourse music, and
the young people, and the old people, too
who enjoy the dance, will have fine oppor-
tunlty. A splendid gold-headed cane will
be voted Tor during the Festival, and to be
presented at the close to the most popular
candidate In the approaching election. The
proceeds Of the whole affair will be divided
equally between the Association and th'
Orphans at Natehez. Admission to the Hal
will be free.
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Nor FoRGoTTEN.-We received an
assurance that tbs CLARION Is not forgot
ten by It's friends, In the shape Of a club OF
twelve pald-up yearly subscribers, on yes
terday evening, from Maj. VIM. Handy, Of
Canton. the energetic General Agent Of the
Mobile Life Insurance Company. We re-
greet that the lateness of the hour at which
this Is written prevents the publication Of
the communication thatleame with it. This
is not the first club for whiclfwe are indebt-
ed to the Major. During the late canvass
he sent one Of forty In number, and several
single subscribers besides. Our thanks,
Major; may the policies you secure for you
Company be continually increased II
amount as well as in number. l.Il.LG
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The Outlook.

1t looks to me as though the Democrats
will permanently hold majority in Con-
gress. At every election the South be-
comes more and more united, and the
Congressional delegations more and more
solidly Democratic. Presently you will
find that it will require only about fifty
Democratic Congressman from all the
Northern States to assure that party con-
troll of the House. Whatever tidal waves
may sweep over the land, you can not ex.
pect them to effect anything in this part
of the country.
After awhile the Senate will be on the
verge of falling into the hands of the
Democrats, for at every Senatorial cleo
tiOn in the South they will assuredly
make gain. In the last few years they
have gained one ;.e Alshsuaa.-sia<,;S Ela-;
pi, Ito be elected in january one in Mis-
souri,, two in North Carolina, two in Ten
nessee, one in Texas, two in Virginia, and
one in West Virginia.
Many such net hauls as this, with nov
and then gain in the Northern States
will give the Senate permanently to the
Democrats. They will further gain il
the South in the next three years seven
Senators, as follows: Alabama, /; Ar
kansas, 2; Florida, 1; Louisiana, 1; Mis-
sissippi, 2, and Texas, l; total, Z. Ever
should the Senatorial representation from
the Northern States remain as now, thes'
gains from the South will make the Sen
ate tell. Y. r, in Gin. Commercial
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Because it is, and viii be, politically free
and independent; faithful 20 the principles OF
its founder and Of the Republican party. but
controlled by no clique, caucus r. convention
1t labors to limit and direct legislation TO the
public welfare, and TO aid in compelling from
both great parties nominations during the
Presidential year which shall represent purity
in character, integrity in administration, and
better era for the politics Of the whole
country. Citizens who would vote intelligent
ly cannot dispense with The paper which tells
them the truth honestly concerning every
party and candidate, nor can they in this
centennial year do more effective service for
the public good than by sustaining and ex-
tending the circulation Of journal devoted
70 intelligence among the people, honesty
among their rulers, and the essential principles
Of the Republic.
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ALL QUIET.-Christmas has come
and gone. While there was some drunken
ness and the usual casualties, We. are graft
bhoys sufficiently 10 hand TO prevent the
destruction Of signs, gates aud fences, which
has hitherto been the custom. We trust
that as 1t has been discovered that Christ
mas can be passed without this destruction
Of property, hereafter it will not agal II be
permitted
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CAPT. 6. d. Recommendations
merry The readers of TAG CLARIoN are in
vted to read Capt. G.. d. Bustamante's new
advertisement, on our fourth page, O-day
It will be seen that the engines represented
by him-the " Erie City" aud the "Skin-
nerr-took both OF the premiums awarded
upon steam engines at our last State Fair, an
endorsement of no ordinary value in decid-
ing purchasers in making choice. Capt
Bustamante continues, also, to sell the cele-
brated J. &. Hoadley Portable Engine, the
best engine made In America, and which he
has success 11lfy -tTItr0Sluceu IN seventeen
counties In Mississippi within the last three
wears. As an indication of the estimate
placed upon the engines sold by him, ne
has received fifteen letters for steam engines
in that number Of days, from various por'
tiOns of Mississippi, from New Orleans
from Memphis, from Red River la , from
Alabama, and one from as far distant a.
Georgia. This is no puff, for we saw thu
letters Ourselves-and We are pleased to re-
cord It as an evidence of the enterprise o
one Of our business men. Besides the above
named engines, Capt. Bustamante will fl
orders for any make Of engines, for saw
mills, threshlng machines, reapers, mowers
Straub mills, rice hnllers, turbine wheels
in short, any kind Of q machine desired
and sell at lowest prices and deliver from
here, or direct from factory to the buyer
From his long experience in the business
he knows exactly what the country re
quires. See him, or write him for wha
machinery you want
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FOR THE MECHANIC.

Because every new invention Of importance
and merit Is described in its columns the pro
gress OF labor movements faithfully reported
and equal rights and fair play between capital
and labor, with protection TO American indus
try, always demanded.
As newspaper it is unsurpassed. Under
its present management il has discovered new
fields for enterprise, and there are few jour
mails that can compete with it in some Of its
most highly prized departments - Boston
Daily Advertiser Adm. Rep
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WEARY OF LIFE
Suicide of a Somewhat Notorious
Coiered Politician. ~
GreenviIle Times.I

GreenviIle Times.I
On last Tuesday morning, the notori.
GUS cOlOred lawyer, J. ID. Werles,
drowned himself from the Greenville
wharf-boat- He walked on the boat and
asked a couple of dray-drivers IF they
ever saw any one commit suicide ?" they
replied No" when he said, "Well,
watch me- and leaped into the river.
The causes that led to this singular
occurrence are variously stated. He was
in domestic and financial difficulties, and
his future life was clouded by the result
of the recent election.
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The merchants Of our city have very gem
orally agreed to close their stores on Mon
day next, 30 that the day can be devoted
exclusively TO the election. A strong pull
and pull altogether will secure the success
Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ticket. We
hope to be able to chronicle, in our next
issue, that as the State has gone so goes the
city. Ietthe victory be oyerwhelmIpg and
complete.
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MAuRY--GATHRIGHT-- Sammerviile
Institute. ont 2Ist inst, at 3 O'Clock. p n.
by Rev. A. n. Barley, Grand Master OF
Masons. Miss vIRGTSIA J. GATHRIGHT,
daughter Of Prof. Thos. 5. GAthright, and
Mr.. VI n. MAuRY, Of kemper county,
Miss No cards.
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The DAILY CLARION will be pub
lished every morning in time for the trains
for Canton aud Vicksburg. We have made
arrangements with the Express Company to
forward packages on all the railroads. Clubs
Of ten or more win be supplied. in packages
to one address, at eighty cents per month
for each subscriber, or one dollar and ffty
cents for the Legislative session. Make up
your clubs and send In your orders in time
for the lrst number.
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FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

Because its column of 'HOme Interests has
made it a friend and necessity in thousands
of households, which find also abundant in
ries, Poems, and Correspondence always in its
pages.
The TRIBUNE has justly earned las distinc-
ton as the most complete newspaper in the
world.-lP hiladelnhin Times lind
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A FAITHFUL SUBsoRIBER.-Amonl
our subscription acknowledgements In thu
issue Il the name Of DR.. r. W Huey, O.
Hazlehurst, who has been regular subscri'
Der 70 THE CLARIoS since October, 1915
more than thirty years. The Doctors Kline
words, accompanying his renewal Of sub
scriptiOn. very highly esteemed BY US.
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Our VrsIroRs. We have been favor
ed during the past week with calls from Dr.
w. u. McCargo, former State Senator from
nesoto; DR. John =. Bate, OF same county
Prof L. T. FitFhugh, Of the University Of
Mississippi; Hon J. L. Meade, member
elect from simpson county, and editor
westvIlie News, and Major VIM. Handy,
the popular and successful insurance agent.
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FOR THE POLITICIAN.

Because its Reports Of events n Washing
ton. he State Capitals, and other political
ceRters Of the country, are The fullest, fresh
est, and most trustworthy published, and its
Election Returns retain all the Oll-time
promptueSs and accuracy which made them
the standard throughout the land.
The TRIBUNE has entered upon fields Of en-
terprise never before occupied by a newspaper
in this country, and its independent political
course has earned for it the respect and favor
Of the intelligent men Of all parties Boston
post fDs,u
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-There was an
unfortunate shooting afray occurred on
ChFlsrmas morning. between Mr.. J. J.
Hohrhacher. on the one part. and Mr.. War
ren atswaFt and Mr.. cameron on the other
part, IN which Mr.. Stewart was wounded,
We are happy to stats that At this writing
Mr.. Stewart 4 Improving. When the AFFAIR
,sCelves judicial Investigation We viii give
fnll report 1919 49,
LArER--gestsrlay Nj. Rohfbacher, with
his council, appeared In Justice ROBINSON.
court, to whom he gave bond soon after the
affair, and stated Ne was rrady Cor the inves-
tlgation bat the case was postponed.