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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20


The ficAstufg Herald made tho fenak
atle statement that . young man who raises
y bale Of cotton does more fer his State
shan . Thousand young men "who *hittls
pine STICKS aniS wonderwhen money will be
easier" t'poh ehatshe color line Columbus
t.,asr suggests thsttAe true sons OF Missis-
sippi should false = hundred bushels Of
corh, or wheat. sr sweet potatoes, or some
thing else fsf home eating, instead Of the
~South.impoEerishinG North-enrching cot
xon." Thue-as ever, is industry crippled.
It is Just possible that one OF two Of those
pine stick svhittlers had made up their
minds 70 false something sooner than starve,
and before 3hey,g out of the grocery with
the best Of Intentions, comes dispute
about what they shall raise. The whittier
viii return to bis whiting, and the svsti
cious negto will raise everything and get
money log w.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

U. s. MARSHAL'S SALES,
49,.
"'''a" = Peterk a19.s W.: the City Of New
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cOuRr roo
Il the flfth Circuit and DstIlct of Louisiana No
.ss7:-by virtue OF writ of ieri facias to me a.
eel, sell to the highest bidder on TUESDAY int ~ ~
h hoH, AZ II A. NJ. at the entrance Of the Custom
on Canal street in this city the following
THE sQtARE 81 GRouND No. ! B. lvin, ns.
Watsr s Sans Weiis CEossmsn and Railroads or
leans, leans being the same property described in two
Leases made BY the city Of New Oreans one an .w 70
public dated August 49, 1873, being that nn,tio
or said square designated in said lease by tba
set B. the other lease to by
% 1879 being that portion Of said sanara august
mated in said lease by the letter c. tasetbar i.L
ING s.anI ~ e and improvements thereon 'D
Selzeo IN the above suit
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
,, on a1s states Marshas office New Orleans June
Id ia - % ~ s. B. PACKARD
- ~ 10 ~ Z. United States Marshal
United states vs.. One Copper SfiiI. etc.
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT comm
- Distrlc. OF Louisiana, No. 74a6.-In obedience
entitled suit have se iEeS'e ana in the above
srsmis .hn following propertv on the
New Iesee 81 as and by Nos. I'D aud 1870
Rn Wno Jump and Hose, one Worm one half barrel
Hoa.h SHY empty Ceoar Barrels fourteen emptv
ofnco No. -, ~, 90 per inventory on he in this
cansss now beled BY the United States for the
Sircn;t T ,oItn in the libel now peuding in the
O.cuit Ceurt of the United States ~
oa ana 90 hereby cite and admonsh the owner or
SwnTrs thereof and all and every person or ner
~ having or pretending to have any right title
~ interest in or to the same. be and appear At
court OF the United States, for the district
on the bird Monday in August. to show camss >;
any they have or can, why the said nronartr
snoulo NOT be condemned and sold asreeabv 70 ths
prayer OF hbelant. w l"o
y l1ed st states Marshars office, New Orleans
;r,-e,.,-,e 8. B. PACKARD
y. =. =. ou. 10 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

Hhs HsnoSsa6c campsgH in Ohio 10 be
@snagef under rsilzsad rules. Candidates
Sill renepbss Tbs sign, DE not stand on
Che platform vixen the ear 10 in motion"
NheD stsan isuY in Che Willism Allen
engine tn Cslsmsus plstfoyW vii! 30 de-
nertaa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

5he advice OF preacher 10 safer TO sel'
Wv than his example.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
LUMBER CHEAP FOR CASH
AT THE ORLEANS PLANNING MILL,
Ne. 229 Basin street. Between Julia and
Gir0d Streets.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department.. ,
New Orleans. July 5, 1875.
WHEREAS, On the night of the ninth ultimo Otis
Scott was barbarously murdered nine miles below
Thibodaux, in the parish of Lafourche, State of
Louisiana; and
Whereas, All efforts to arrest his murderer or
murderers have failed.
Notice is hereby given that reward of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS viii be paid by the State of
Louisiana for such Information as will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the murderer or muir.
dere1s of the said Otis Scott.
Given under my hand aud the seal OF the State
hereunto attached. this fifth day of July, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hAndred and
seventy i've and in the centennial year of the in-
dependence of the United States.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
P. G. DESLONDE
Secretary of State Tvs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

GraAgers will sooa be in the hay day Of
Nlo.peyity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

4 STORY gains currency - long - it PAY
% fellit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

APPROXlMAr PRIZES:
TOO APPROXIMATION Prises u S3eO. 500, 600
100 Approximation Prizes ut $780,. 10000
400 Approximation Price ct 31a.. $500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

The Drawing will positively commence at TEN
O'CLOCK on the morning of SATURDAY. Decem-
ber2S 1875. at one of the largest theatres in the
city. It will be conducted with .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
PUBLIC WRITER-A CARD.

Secretary of Stat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE.
WARD.

iv!s 3t2p
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24

WI HHV EIHW UEHI A0f IoIos
OefIt&.
philadelphia GrprsB 2.30 Morg.
SHnfllIg, AGO Rpig.
harrisburg 9rprfBIua, 600 8orni.
DilIsruiIIr Observation-Disclosures, 6.30 Born
9anrafer 9ug (via GpInmbial 7.35 Born
Yaeife GrprrB,ua, fi.55 Born
pofJua f.55 IatH
Gag. GTpTsb 3.15 -
Darrtsturs Accommodation, 400 ~
2liIauiie Grpub;us, ills gia9is
g9tflIt&.
Vadfe Grpre6;ua Ais Born
Wea-pnlfaaifr,ua $40 Born
DpI9nG los Natm
S9HfllIua $40 -
gitisburg grprtb 1923 9dttO.
KfnfavaN Gsrvsf,vn ~ 6E 0ladta
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
@bitabelpbia s Icabina
Gifenbabu.
9auaar II, 1876.
WtnttE qstanasmtnt.t

i3iigr strla6tn SaHieburh trif fOlei:
Rdb Nsp.Sj um $40, $40 MCrsens,
200 Hd6mitla9s, unb tim t7.40 abenbs.
Na1 gbi!abtlpkia, I'm 20, $40, 9.45 Wprasn
uab tim 2.O0'uno $3.50 Nabmitta9s.
Ra6 9taoina, TIM $50, $40 Hnb 9. 45Der8ene,
unb uni 2.00, $50 unb 7.40 slahmiitaes.
9a6 gohssle, I'M $50, $40 RorGsne, uno um
$50 9laamitiass, uab sa S6uplIill unb Cue
quftanna 9wssbabn I'M 2.4O Yahmittaes.,
Aeeb gIatnippn. um 5.20, $40 Rereene, Hne
900, $50 unb 7.40 Ratmittaes.
Ole $50, $40 Iprsens. 200 3a6mittags> unit
1910 absneshSs esbsuf brr6 bic mad u. guri.
Die $40 gOr9sns unb 200 RaGmitiaes>
8igt sstsn euia BIS na4 9tiIabtIpbia.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
SpnntaaS. 2hat:

Sp u u q 60 = u sc:
HaG Rsp. gpif, I'M $40 Rargers.
Haf altniepn nHb @es>StetirnsH i'm $40
BpTnittaas.
Mao SteaSlns, philadelphia uab geso> >Staiicnsn
um LAS 9la6mitties.
3iile mad Slui5burg, prrIalItn Die fct9t:
Strldfen Rep. .Surf. TN 900 Mprsens. un6 I'M
f2.4O, 5.15 RaAmilia9s unb t7.15 @benss.
9nlahtn philadelphia, mn 9.l5 Wprespe anp
I'M $40 uno 100 9ahmiitasS.
UerlnlfcH Seeetng, uui 4.30, 7.i0, II 20 Ner.
gsne, unb I'M /. 30, G.l5 unb 10. 10 Y. ",
9iTlGnsn pot5ptIe, ual 9. .5j, 900 RcrgenS, une
TIM $50 Ndhmiltags uub via SdupIfiu uni
SGslIebanna 9peigtntntn tint SOS Mprg.
SfrIanen @Ienteipa, I'M $50, $50, $50 MCis
gens, 1925, 4.30 1t. 3.ij Hdhmiitaas u, atbs,
Or $50 Rprscns Bug bon aasnlpWn uno pn
40 9uB ven RtoeIHB efbtn Mot an glCr.
ta9tr.
SUnHtaB6s 3G8t:
9eSlGlltn Ht!u. Sl0rf um 5.lj RadmtlaaS.
9trlnifen YtgaprIptia m 700 gidhmiiIasS.
prlaIlrn Jleaeina Inn i.30, Z. 10 WOratnS lpp
UNI 10. 10 Na6millaD5.
@u!ahrn IQenlppn um 2,aO @praens, unn uu
S.45 NahmittaGS.
Ola @rrriS un6 eGtr Giltnbabn.
!. y. sB putttE.
@jfnnal. sHEerinlfrstnL
&tGtira. &runr 81, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
Sts bcfs In bsr Club,
SO bod In tfr Rih,
1tr fsio bpmtsbni9s Rarrt,
I'm her YannsfuGt t6 10.
Vannstu6tR Rdbttt.
@sene in siler lrIehsns.Itlter.o Diff.

g5cHc iu riatr JritbensIi9 9ter= StFrr.
Scr tiniDsn 1urattn DGGeirai9sIt
f55 iu N..,. tin 9yIaaS'r nit fiusr ats
wftn SrttGtt GIrG. .-----.. Die Graus
unG trurts BON tintn 5ritt:nsrttahr
voa1pata. Vatrif unb Bridget Isbttn
fDb unS 9IifltA ;ufnmMfn; tc6 hiib.
IL Ni'frr Sage 'tn @,9ea1unb bic GGs,
pi' aus GOI8tnNtm iu psvHttasa tl,
patrtd Gin bic Sfff, ttS Jr,s
binsri6itr6 s!ulgstsno unb (str aufgfs
rssD: r9R Ssr Sqairs titr?
@Nuirs (Bsmd!tGl@) ,9a, Yat ;
sip I'B' nit bir, ea6 on f. UtO oar
Nat: o0sa. Gle wiiT,n, bab Id Dor
m'trsrt yiOaat'n vOn 9tntn arlrnut
putbs."
Squtrf: ,5a, pat teS 1T Go ;
bl tu stwa ten gttaapS (0cn mirs 2"
V1t: s.Dds Gtratr uidt ;.ab'r fs ~
sIwns niGt 9aHs I'm attnm. @isG, it
tta b'u!s Batter 8fwcreru. unS tae taan
ia nIGat btaysIlsu. btnn as aimmt ta&
9sB6tnlit ntun M---
Squire Qn'S Wcrl r,tsnf): ,,qpt
10 1T f&Cn btf tn NIT ter SrIbasl yer
t',yotbd I?
pai: ,.6ittats A @cnaIt."
Squire (ttiisrJ ,,Eau, oad IL
out. Gtsb', Id wiu bIr zine Grfidrura
F0'Gtsr a'btn. aQc, eu tiA AZ 9so
Uns 8tiraut; ttIas 8rIpaft au6 A
MOnais rae mant bod In aanpn
3Oaaif. RIdi pa6rf!
Yat (aufianusnb uaS nit Der 6aap
an ltIns Sttrn' fAid0snb) 80 pas
fiir sin p'ro--s Narr Id bIn!!!" --
gitl tisf'n @crttn Ssrlttb Yat bic 0i,
it', matrsnt bsr Squire tps9tn ttm pt.
iunstnsn seib f6 fnR gu SCbs lah!t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
MitteI aeaen @fiminbIud,t.

nsbsr bic 5ttltraft elmer bttannisn
pfanss f&rsibt elm 3snf&tnfrsunb Ia
stHsr snsItf&sn 3siiuns GOIssntts:
SO tabs elm @iiitl snttsdt, w.la.s
tsrsiiS In SlsItn GdtIsp, po (tson Gun.
asnbIutuussH unb bttttfdts GrrStteu
: ber 0anssn pcttunbtn parsn, arinoe
fIG SstOIfsn bot. &c ia btts tas ggOt.
ltnfraut Common mullen). w.ldte
na&tsm 20 fntf esfOiten unb NIT eafF.e
3udtr SfrIibtta, fret sstrunten wIrb,
Die pfanss fOIIie tvOmSsIt9 10, SunI
stnSslammeIi, I'm S&atttH etbBrt unt
ia fauttrtR 9opitrlddsn auf6tpatrI
wsrbtn. Sc naG btr Natur ttr ssraue.
tsit fcIlts bic Mttijtn bon brsi bls Tsds
@un0it lang astruntsn wtrtsn. 81.
~ tsfOnbsrs gut fiir bic 8lutssidbt, In.
bsm baS @pRsm esadtEl unb aufetfrI1&I
uHb eine Gntjdnbune ter eungsa ptr.
billet ptrD."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24

0gedbieI auf mstr OILS 200 ttr tstsut,ns,r,u
Si6ett Ia europa.
@e'es sAnSsa abIunaen burdb bic ayof1.
ahiter feptt per IeIearanh mad All.
len plaBfn IN Dfui(6Ians, Otjlsrtt6. Ter
3 StirtiL SVIIaub, DGntHarl Gapsbsn
sne NcIp..esn, sn GmpfSHstiH fri ins
Sdus gtIItftri.
Srroitz 8riefe fur Reiftnbt ,ur Be.
Gnganb IN alien GlrBum Si6bt ttr attn
6InfaiiirHna tcH Grb[daflen uub
hrfetrungrn tten arf IN nlIfn TISbtn
Gugcfa'e.
Serfdtiffnng bon @aifrH unb pade
ten nap GHTrpa.
ScrSollmma dhfcmnitnbe GIiifir In 9ltp.
y0rt. une 8siifrbtibrbfTHn0 bulfbtn natt
ttm 9nIante.
GnropdifdieS 8eIs aIlr aui a,fauli uub
SfTiauf'.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
San; ..at,r ,lm f,Inln,IamI[I,r

- 6trr: oattr Tim 6immttSpIlIsn,
Narit, babe Id Dir bod itrsnst Ssrtc'
Ten, ifmaIs Disbu SawsiutFsIf@ boz
SuI'bsn. unb nun brineR On fton tuIs
hsr bttfs Bdrat | 8iaR Du MID btnn
NIT Gewatt ssvsifltn
Graa; uSal - 5GHtlnsFtif3 tca'
Id a[Itrblnss nlGt mttr. abtr Dar(le
IdRntn bod ni&!s f&absu, bic Tnb ia
an tsibtn Gnstn snasbHnbsn, tpIt ioueu
btRn ba SriGiufn binfinfummtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24

0iIIeH ballet fcrsfdItts astdtft unb
tlnbfl bic 8ldttfnffngtI an.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
@egueiier far 8eIieabe.

Ytnnlplpania Central Gilsababn.
8ass rstlaHtn baa Ttnniylsania GilfnSatb
Depot ~ SarrisbHrs taSIi& pis fulst:
Yin uHS EaG Dtai 20, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
Gins hen Wlemnlrrn cinrs qlr,trs.

Grst: Dun, 5rau WidsI, pif a.bi's
csnn. no fsbIt's btnn9
ga, 5srr Gcitor, mir 10 fc f8li&t,
70 ldta&t 70 bunbsmIftrntsG f&lGat,
bic 8au3s Na&t bab' Id MID ssbrCbsn,
unS nifdt pts 8intsBaG', nifdi pIs
SlMbeaol' Iauttr 9iintSgaQ'!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
Sic QiehLin0sEnrfiftt.

n@tt', @annsrI, tauf MIR baS tlans
Ssttenffslb W>
nattr too ttnfl Ou tsnn tln, bic
Gdrts pnbt ia nitat 3u Dtintm S,int "a
nalfc baS sriius z"
vCaS part faubsr! DiGE Du Did
e'nn NIT @swalt Ssrstfttn 2"
80 TuG' ftItsr sin's aus |"
n5a.-mtr ssfdat atH uur blau unS
grim !"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24

Der philadelphia grprtbius. EFIiG, ssti it.
ben Gag. ausssHommsn RsHiaes.
Der Sarristura grprtF5na DianSIas We
ecmmpsaiiunsIua. eansaasr 3us. Vp0Iua, unb
btr Sarrisburs anummasiiOnssu6 (itsT 80.
Iumbin) BlHia, 0fbtn itSfu Gag. aa!Gtacn,.
nisn Spuniaes.
Or pcfluh ber S9nsIIiaj nhV esr Yiits-
burg Grp!tFsuo. wsRIi&. ssBrH tdJlit, aut8t'
nommsn SOnniagS.
~glIle iitrIetn 3iiar atbm iaatib.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
Der 0llnlOrif.
Gppes aas'm pauarfndsIiabteI.

| 0ppto ahp w fPehHes"t9tI1eStse
MiRtr Drndtrl 5ofat bu f&an tp
pss ssbGrt pum Yannsfu&sfaStsI
aesII, fs Beg benz bO plat 70 a 9'am
stbs, blfabs tO 10 tppts sstdppfnt wai
stpib nit nat SAG spafiirt In esr DO bud
lis @sit un for fta f&Id Id etrS 60 70
In bic .,StaatsisItuns" 3u hrudt.
Die alt @ittfrub. Iarp 5iBnuttI 10
| gu6 tslm Nams Diwts, fta 10 al
| pas Te bot BUN 8iautr, un frr I,u mod
as aus tsm 8ut fppsS Grpbss maGs
Ter Ddpie bot ;itmlIh pisl Gias. 81
Nu6t H& art Btbrias ait Siutfp.lp'
tut, trnst 8clbiSs 8ins am Singer vi
10 Raus for S&uImrbfatsr. Bts BE-
l'if&t Sup,rinicnssnt 10 ssma&t more
mar ct al In Stdettl lin but gar Sra'
tnIIt 8sf&aft for bod 9dIsris. Bte
sr tstm 10 fummt, Id wttS nit mac 10
gttt bot, mar TT 3itmlIb Ustbutsit. DIE
all 5rnt bot 8tmtsnt. ar fGt ;ufribs itln,
BE 9sife un tbr Rdm po!le fnmme un
ben Snsut DO (ptutt. Der Dapje tut
de eslfslfdnn lang germ 9si,tns TN bic
p'tt Der 9ttis ibr esut ;ismIi6 gut ab
en-, hoi bic ali 9lirp tpr6nus nifS tos
8'8s 8sbat. Suf6t bot fs I'm gBttlid
nit 0tmibt, WAS ,u ibun; ls war nit
a1as a,furb IN bic MatS par ab nit
Snb,b bni I'm aau war nImanO 10 lOF Gcrs
pt ia made, ivan bic 9fIlt NIT itr Rdm
fnmmt. Orr DGpls bot lld rl a bIlsI
a't'abt IN Ia uf lcr bic Gdrat SaIsdr
for q SScpptr III maat, man (tI 8s'
luG FHms. Die S1rat war wllIfn8 70
~ ItuR. 10 NIT tsm DdwIs btbm TN
oct Nh In tr 6ih @ltti un Gitr 9.bs
lCH! fer Vannsfuds 81 tadt. llnrtr
Der Well Dot bic Gtiis un ibr Wdm In
S'r S!nb 6ttCdi, Gfn 1tGtpfit poa Fem
IN Suu lflltm TN her Biplt oct arg ptts
fIrltCt 8f8udI. Gr oct mItuntsr 1tm,bnt,
waHn tr metl t'ifft titi, moi rr fttnt
tatr, pa atSfOrt In tsr 5rd9 Otty am
DitliTiwsl brdf btt', FcHteru sS mil6t
ebae fria, oHn gut Gt6nNinN. 1a,i; Ddab
Iii wn 40 4 Spelling Bee tratt f6nGt.
81, G'ifr bot B:mfbni, ED MAX infa taat
al ttr 9irfGsn, for s!s Gadt pirs nou
50fdtn un Die fdfAsrtb!s Nde b:bttn
8nie g9sibr mnf:. Gle e5Gra0 oct
frll astGri, t8 tot sismlItt perstrn! ua
lr cot tti I'D fslbsr G,S'aF!: 80; itr
Girrtfn nit IN btr Rid, ,u podt, abr
Id GCa su6 bic paHattn6r tdif. go
Cir; nif6 DO" III fsl Boi tIs Sirat
ttr Yanntfuds III ter 5aor5 G,wtdsIt
III 10 r!t bfbm. Gts IL nauS Is GUt
&c mi! q Gcbt On bee Ikir atlh,i.ts:
9tr bcft tn bsr Club,
SO bod In btr jsi6,
9tr ftiO bontsbni0s R1rrs,
I'm tsr YannsfuGt tb TO.
9llu eud uf ter MIuIt: 81. 9eI1t
war lc iitif 8trttbt oa6 ls Oct t'b Gcp
pei MADE t6nni Z; trr qsiI; ttr. .Nam bot
ilth taI franf BtIadt TN tot Gsmtbrt.s sit
Garat Esti fc' sttmiiG rs6t; bic alt
GGrp Dar EraHf iii bot uit5 tta Tonne
un htr Gairi 9ct filter al Ter 9eSmutt
ps'Iorr, fer er tS rumstIrft I'm Is bGI
wii9Ia rrorss for 5unssr. @ttt ltlltm
9s4a tsr b. Ylab
~ a n n ~ n Il blsf
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24
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ScSeS SSobr oepinnt bieies iditbare 0iitz
tel in 6rlgc iciucr trcfiIihcn Gigcnidaftcn
all 9eliebtbcit. gSir t6nncn uniern oltcn
Silmocn bic @criihcrtmg 0cben, bab CS ictS
in gIcidcr @iite SubCretet miro uno baB eS
ba8 eindge slrcrIdiiige nnc prlltpmmenc
Wtittel it, un arauen Ober perblis
6cnen Saarcn bic iugenAide Sarbe
wiCbcrSugebci, inoem eS beielben wei6,
9Iinjcno lnO ieipenarii9 maCbt. Der 6aars
bpoCn ipiro burb feline glnwenouna peiB itno
rein. IS cntierut Sbuppen me glusidldge
llno binoert buwd feline tpnii6en Gigens
i6aitcn bic Sadre am gtlSIaIlen, inSem e8
bic 9laripurjCln trditigt llno ibuen giabutng
suiHbrt. SHrb ieiuen GebrauCb iuiro baS
!)ddr bidttr lnb itdrter. Sci &abllbpf9teit
gilt cS BEN 9darpuEcn bic perlprene ilcrs
male Strait Wicber unO brin9t banur6, au6er
bel icbr bpbem Sitter, ein ileue5 @adstbum
bCrprr. GS lit bic biIliglte 9aarpcmace, ba
ritdn iic icltencr tt;uWenpen brdu6t, uno
bp6 9ibt iie eelh 9adre Gin It6nc2, 9ldns
senbcS gluSicben. ". u. ioapes, SO. o,
Stats s9liiaYcr BON 0ta6ahuIetts, iagt:
pSe einSclnen 9citanbtbciIe in6 rein, icrgs
fdltig ppn better 0ualjtit ouS9ewdblt, uno
bctrddtc i'd cS ais paS bette WlittCl fir ieincn
3wed."
Gar 3u pcrtauien in allen glppibelen uno
Observation-Disclosures
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-24
4 Patent Dunting-Jacket.

Our fellow-citizen H. L. Daigre,
has patent letters for an improve
ment in hunting jackets, which can
but be Of vast Importance to sports
men. After a full description of his
invention to the Patent Office he thus
claims as new and desires to secure
by Letters Patent:
l. A sportsman's coat, provided
with game-pockets at the side flaps
or skirts, having side gussets and
bottom net work, for the purpose set
forth.
2. In game pocket, constructed
substantially as described, the small
front gusset and loop, in connection
with fastening button, to admit con-
venient opening and closing of upper
part of pocket for Introduction Of
game, as specified.
3. The coyering-faps of the game
pockets, having button-holes at low
er part, in combination with buttons
of the some for looping up flaps for
exhibiting the game, substantially
as set forth. .s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-24

VIZ have still to enter our seri-
Gus complaint against the manner
and route our Northern, Eastern and
Western exchanges are sent, and
likewise all papers Of the people here.
To say this is q continued and pal
pable nuisanceis to use q mild phrase
and it is fully time that it should be
discontinued and abated. All these
papers to which we allude and which
are of Importance to US, reach here
FIVE days behind the time made Uia
New Orleans, and why it should not
be resumed back there, is a perfect
mystery to US. Again we earnestly
call on Mr.. jolly, the Agent of the
Post Office Department, in New Or
leans, to come to our relief and give
US back our old route and our old
service.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-24

No change in the river since our
last, except for the worse gone
down ten inches-and within the
pale of present lights there is no tell
ing how soon she will be bottom dry
we have had three boats of the
Pool Line and one of the Indepen-
dents, all three contenting themselves
here below the Falls and filling up
here-the Bryarly went UP as high
rs Grand Ecore and was full week
on the trip-no ventures for Slreve-
port and intermediate ports--too
hard road to travel by the present
skillful ones--wonder if our friends
of that City miss the steamers, that
ply there when there is plenty of wa
ter and easy navigation? They are
in Railroad communication with the
balance of the Union and can afford
to laugh at the steamboat let downs
of the present decade-but the little,
modest, unpretending, Homer, with
Billy Boardman as Boss, has been or
dered to reach Shreveport or lay up
in the attempt-she has started and
we expect kilograms from her to-
morrow or next day, from Campte,
and shall report progress in our
next.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-24
A LBATA sILvER PLATEDWARE
~ at
FERGUSON e. SCHNACK. Il

"A REPRESENTATIVE Of the New
York Herald has interviewed cele.
brated Astrologist, and has been as
sured by him, that though he thinks
Grant will live to be eighty-seven
years old, that he will not be elected
to a third term. Thus science
smashes the theory that inordinate
use Of tobacco and gingerpop are in
furious to health, besides upsetting
the schemes of politicians.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-24
GINGER SEWING MACHINES
~ ON LIBERAL TERMS
at
FERGUSON and SCHNACK'S.

g.r ... u 10 ~ e
"A SILVER City (Nev. young la
dy who has passion for pretty ba-
bies, to little four-year old angel
who has bran new sister: 81 say,
bub, won't you give me your baby
sister? / love little babies" Young
hopeful: mo / tant.'' Young lady
(winking at her young man J: r'Why
sonny, why don't you give your baby
to me p Hopeful Indignantly:
"Fy, he'd 'talye to death; your dress
opens behine." Painful silence for
the next fifteen minutes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-24
DODGERS g. sons TABLE AND
II POCKET CUTLERY, For sale l,y
FERG USON g. SCHNACK.

AN ERRoR.-In the recent publica-
ton Of the proceedings of the Police
Jury an error crept in, which mate
rally alters the subject matter, and
should be corrected. That portion
of motion Of Mr.. Williams, the
member from the Alexandria Ward,
in which the error was enerafted and
changed the whole intent of the mo-
YER should have been as follows, and
it must so be understood aud pro-
mu|gated:
On motion of Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That the Court House
Fund Tax for 1876 be abolished, and
that the appropriation for the Bridge
Fund Tax be increased to Three
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars;
that Five Hundred Dollars be added
10 the Contingent Fund, making the
entire amount of estimates made Tor
expenses for 1875 Sixteen Thousand
Five Hundred instead Of Eighteen
Thousand Dollars.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-24

The Sunday Law of our Town,
which has been dead letter on the
book of Corporation Ordinances, as
far as few persons were concerned,
was again enforced on last Sabbath,
much to the qualification of the law
abiding merchants of the TOWN.
And from this out it is to be hoped
it will be rigidly enforced against all
alike, or that the Couacilmen will re-
peal it.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-11-24

ALEXANDRIA, and Pineville have
had a revival, q reform sensation, and
this time under the banner of Tenn
perance. DR.. j. w. Harmon, whose
arrival we announced last week, fresh
with the fires of his old love, and
with an honest intent and purpose,
has unlimbered his batteries and re-
newed his good fight. Two councils,
one numbering fifty-two recruits in
Pineville, and one in Alexandria
thirty-two strong, were the fruits of
his first battle, and we fervently hope
he will keep it up here for at least
two or more skipmishes. Tue enc:
my is yet strongly intrenched, but
can be whipped, and the Doctor
should not cease giving him battle.