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GENERAL NOTES.

THE Christian World declares that
maternal love in women is the most con-
tracted of the high social affections, is
shared in by all the higher animals .nud
has no title in itself 10 tho name OF viz
tue.
A Lor of Mississippi editors have beer,
having good time in the West. The
H.ter-O ocean has kept clear Of them, cvi-
IDENTIFY frightened lest each one carried n
couple of rcvoivcrs and Il bowie knife
Tor use on small provoCation. Inus
'Susp cion always hYuu;S the guilty
mind
THERE is a proposition pending in Nir-
GINA to change the name ot the Cons r.
vutive party from Democrat to "WhiE
A Convention viii BE- soon called to coU.
slider the matter. If successful the II.
suit will be simply the organization Of q
third party, and the giving over Of the
State to the Radicals
A NEW plan for shipping peaches to
Europe was to have been tried yesterday,
Three thousand crates were to be shipped,
and the plan is to keep the fruit from de
caying bv keeping, through the medium
of fans, the temperature OF the room in
which the crates are kept q, very low
ebb. The plan is considered feasible,
and win no watched with interest
THEY wont need any dentists IN Gal
lion, Ohio, while they have such smart
childra, ,bcrc This WAS demonsta.ea
the other day by little girl, who wanted
to pull hcr little brothers tooth. She tied
a string 10 his tooth, licu the Other end ''
me s'T'nS 10 'n' ai <.I>' 49, -, i.,,'. ",,H ,..
,;.,,,. ,a.e Tnc too.I raa...u5.
'''''
The New York EreH;'g I~.e,""0
-, ,a.h,,. o+ tho Jys,oi- bss s,,r,rd
...
something lie" IN Iiie way cd y'uri!"''H'''
c',, ,,.,in'r.ra. ..y '' T6op,S ' -, c,.nfn.,
paper. !, publishes. at IL o'clock in the
morning, tie London money market %,
l o ''''N o' Inc S''n'' '''''
THIS sounds very much as il Governor
Alien intends To decline reelection.
ru....a.ri
"'h IT, III "Sl'''''' a. '''e''''''''' N'i '''
the l9.h, he said be had never been SICK
r., three days in his life, and he "dt".:
"Ee'ue! Nothing would please the enc
,.,. ..,s Rn,f. T,sg rubiin , NV SS. i t,.3
upon approaching dangers that Threaten
tine liberties ot my counIrymer!
THE number Of persons who have
been bitten by snakes this season is Won
Jern,l In fact il makes one inclined 10
.,......,... -, o.I,. go. h;,.,, g.,
oe''''' 'A"' P''P'' o"'! '' INV" -''
the sake oil the remedy. We read th"i
Mr. Mayn'Id was b'Iten oy Il NcH"iX@"7
viper @" Inc ro"' near -! L'uo"'s, N..
medical "s'l5IamG' WA WAS , %n,. '. ,'s, ,I IL. .''.
II l. 'y''' W 71'''''7 "' ''''''
''''''' Z. '''' P''' may '''' " ~
Iiy understood Ames' tN' S'I'-e'e''eu
Governor of Mississippi, made confession
of the principal object which he and his
r,.IIow rarnet bsgarrs ALWAYS carry IN
,L..,r r,;nj's eve lie !. asserted on rood
P.publjcnn authority. to nave said .,hai
The blood of u few black mra spilled b.,
Democrats. would help t. revive tar
-
BRIDGE building mas Dseh gong on :"
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RAILRoAD BoNDs-There was wei!
distributed business, Union Paciffcs being
the leading features; lrsts advanced from
IC2l to 1929 on large purchases, and sink
inr funds reached 97i; Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated plain sold at
a.lmqs3, and gold bonds at 81; Central
pncifc declined fraction, selling at lUG;
C.. {. &I frsts rose per cent. selling at
Io7.
STATE Boxps-CloscI quiet at nomin-
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Russia and tnc Khokan Rebels.

The Russian General Kaufman, has re-
Piled to the hhokun rebels, agreeing to
acknowledge the new Khan if Russia be
indemnifcd for her losses by the insur-
reclion and the treaties between the Rus
sian government and the late khanbe
accepted and observed by the new one.
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Surrender of SEQ DE Urge q.
INSULTS 10 Americans.

LONDON, August 2I.-The American
war steamers Congress and Hartford,
arrived At TripoIi Saturday last. \ num-
Der OF officers who landed from the Con
.rcss, were hooted by the rabbie, Salts
faction WIS given for the insults to the
officer vino landed, but not for the previ-
Gus insult 70 the American Consul. Up
to Sunday both vessels remained at
TripUli.
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"Thc learning of the treatise is incontrS-
table. Tie need of This learning im this OF
Hll countries, AMI more now than ever be-
fore, il equally patent And IL is positive
that the doctrines discussed will survive
and be- active us long ~ mankind. - Ihd-
udriyhid Noith AmcricdH.
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DOME ESTiC NEWS.


y =. - =
10 ". = > ~ ~
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Third international Regatta,
s.,.,.,,,, Ar.,p.t oI-TDe third
international amateur regatta opened
[ to-inv with lovely weather aud perfect
vui.r. The snu.e -ru.l race for the
>,,t, caanp.on-hip WAS won Nv {. ;.
! Courtney. oi Union Springs.
Th, Junior =fr.,lr srul race Of two
mill. WI. won by James Riley. Of Nep-
tr,,. Tim. f,u-rcar minute, and one Auli
second.
N'"i 'ih"''' ~ '1'''FF.''e Z" ~ =
/ NEW loRN' August - ne ,,e''1'
tory "i Tie Treasury ,aecoi .,hS toa W 'Sh'
! ins1on SPECIAL 10 IN" Herman NtNS
N&'n'S' o, '"'9 '',H i''', '''.'''''' a''., ~,
| i''''" '"S "sC'S'"' y, ''''' =, - -
/ t"thlie> O. loOo, MAY anu ->o>''''"',
ana 't-'"en''G' "I Io'o, January ''.G az %"u
J"'!' IT, '''N7 "'.u '''"'Ne o' W. i1
pa .p'IL' $40" It'H. '''' Nv 1-'"o'''''-' w.
/ iS''' ~, "''" ~, o'''' sr,t -,
or" '' - rNa
t"s7' Two ''.'', a.. ,t,-
Cat, 81 issue o''.'H Ov'0"'' Tl-. -', 'ooy vi
%h'.e ihe '"hso's "l 80 oai"%.i any a"u
Jay known rs 'Ne ne" o'S, "''nous i =,
/ an" bonds pear on 'A''F 4"c' ''e G"'e .,
Ju.y !, IoD'' they were h"' 'Ssueo " ui,''l
October .o'', ",Tt.'ro II '%t'o" 'il's
tNe o-o''s ., Io'o} ,H! ''':' ~, ~, o''to -,
N""h , rs '~' , o,' "2'' ,o, D," Ee t'v tbr r,t
80 Thnd.rnaiyru np the face OF bonds
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''.y ~ c.. ;.,.1.;I.5 -. ,hn r,,.,rj
'u' Tue !"cI Is oSIN"''rileu " LUZ t'''o''iS :.
81 we D's'"'-''''''' III '''' "PP''0'''''' ~
l"r law.
one %. ,"' .'r-'', ".".''S Co@- COM
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= hi"o"y Tragedy
~. LOUIS, August ii ne HJti' VIII
iaLa oi R"a'htown, -. Gi@r county,
Illinois, Wa ,n" scene of Il bloody tragedy
ON sunday evening. Alfred ki!er, en-
-IUeer q. the MI. In tne place, ana Geo.
S'ciri"d. a farmer ilVinG in the vir'hity'
were testing th'!r sNi'I IN shooting ut u
mar!; with shot guns, when an atereatlon
occurred between them "a TO whom had
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-25

\ vc.srl named the MayAowcr sunk
in Lake Erie oif Keilevs Island, yester-
d,y and wa, toNed into shore. The
GROW was saved.
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris 10 Marry 10y Way ofthc Rhine.
By Edward Strahan. PTonlsCly Illus
trItcd with over gD EugraVIugS, rom
designs by bore and others. syO. Extra
cloth. black and gilt uuamentntion
Gilt Top. 500.
"Quaiu', humorous, and entertaining
describing ia" journey from Paris to Marty
uy WAY of th" NhInc. IL il au cNpuiSii"iy
printed and taStcfully bound vO.Um", and
the Illustrations, three hundred In mum
Der. Hr" largely by Gusiayc lOrr. Ils
book J. among the most uniqu" and fas-
"iuallug Ina ITS way that We have ever
Glanced 10 scc.'-Boston JoWndl.
at is aS purely humorous rs can well ho
Imagined. 10 is not q book to bc coolly
q, sen bed, but TO BE- read and enjoy cd aud
laughed over. BOaO1 IdrcrtBsr.
1--WE have rarely examined n work
whose material seem 10 be- 80 thoroughly
Iigr>t"d nj compactly arranged Hs that
before us.'-BOsiDH GjDbc.
"in her gOOdly volume She has m Y0sH
useful contribution 10 European hidotor
The mechanical execution olth" WOkrLy
substantial and haudSomc."-Ne 7 iss
hdgpcHdcit.
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cit hHs held recognized piac" in our
literature for forty years, and II will prob
ably long retain that place. At least 10
work has Yet appeared in our language 10
>uprlant II, though there have been
good many lives of Napoleon. BnstDH
Transcript
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Fow words OF The sor, hry

e.. frw words OF the sort nav
won higher praise from eminent Huthori-
ties than the late Prof Francis Licbcrs
Manual oI Political Ethics story and
k,uf being among the number oi thuSr
vino have given 1t warm commcudatious.'
y. J. Nd,Ycad,Ht.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-25

This IS the earliest OF tho three great
works on political science which gave 1,
Dr. Iivbtr foremost place among writers
on this class OF subjects. Boston ItOtN-
LLLLl.
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LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Life Of NapOlcau BonapaItc. By
William Haz.itt, New Edition. lIluStut-
cd with steel Plates. Three vols. Largo
l2mo. Extra c.o,n, $50: sheep, SG.OJ.
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"rhc editor has Incorporated some notes
and other material lrit by the author, has
madr multitude of minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added some
notes of his own. The work, therefore, IL
rendered doubly fresh and valuable. ~
Bp,tOH Journal.
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PARIS, August 24-TEe Universe
announces the intended marriage of
King Alfonso Of Spain, to the oldest
daughter Of the Duke De Montpenscr.
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"Mr. IIazlitt was IN possession of ample
materials tor the accomplishments Of his
task, aud the cOnSumHt" skill with which
hc has turned them To- oHCCOunt presents Ia
tempting object Of literary curiOsity."-
". y. IriLuHc.
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FOREIGN.
The Herzegovinian War.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 24.-The
! Porte Is concentrating large force in the
direction OF Nissa, in consequence of the
part taken by the Seryians, in the nsur'
rection in Herzegovina. The military
occupation OF Servia is regarded as not
/ improbable.
/ Death Of a British Naval Officer.
MELBoURNE, August y. Commander
/, james o. Goodcnough, commanding the
I British squadron in Australian waters,
died on the Goth inst lie had been
wounded bypoisoned arrows in an Httacl;
made on his flagship, the corvette Pearl,
by the natives of Carlisle Bay. and al.
though every effort was made 10 counter.
act lis effects, the poison proved fatal
One seaman was killed and three wound
cd by the Savages,
The Colonial Office has received the
following details of the attack on Com.
modore GOodeuough, which led to his
death. The Commodore and party on
the 18th inst. landed in Carlisle Bay, to
! open intercourse with the natives OF
Santa Cruz Island, who attacked the
Sand Fly III the same place last year
Alter remaining about an hour ashore,
| having made, apparently, satisfactory
progress in the object of their mission,
they were preparing to return
to the ship, when suddenly the natives,
who were only q few yards off, shot ut
| Commander Goodrmough, and the pois-
oncd arrow penetrated his left side The
boat then put of under fire Of the mr.
rows. Seven men were wounded, includ-
ing Lieutenant Huwker. Two of the
wounded have since died from the effects
of the poison. The others are improv-
ing As soon rs the boat returned the
Pearl shellcd and burned the native viii
lage, and then returned to Nelson's Bay.
The foot and mouth disease has broken
out with great violence in Dorcetshire,
where 1900 animals are down with it
The di.temper is spreading rapidly.
Surrender Of SEQ DE Urge.
MADRID, August 24-The garrison Of
Citadel of SEQ De Uurgel have hoisted
The Hag Of truce and hostilities have been
suspended. General LiHZorrayo, the
Curlst Commander offers 10 surrender
on conditions which General Martinez
Coropas rejects. Negotiations continue.
IuSH:iN 10 Americans.
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BY Francis Lirbcr, LID. Author of"Civil
Liberty and Srlf-GuVernment." New
and Revised edition. Edited by The
oGorr j.. WOolSey, LID. Svo. 2vols.
Extra cloth, 5000.
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THE WORKS oFw. II. PRESCOTT

New and Revised Edition. Edited by
+. Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2mo. With Fo"-
traits rom steel, and Maps. Per vOl.:-
Extra cloth, $50; half calf, gilt extra
si.jQ.
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En.lr,ntI Accident.

Cu'AGa, August 24.-Spccia's f. tine
Chicago papers from Rockford, Illinois,
state ,Dat au excursion train with about
eight huuCrrt passengers, was thrown
from the truci, by striking cow, while
r..HrrjnE t"that CITY from Geneva Lake
I.>t ni"ht. The engine baggage and two
passenger cars were wrecked. One pas
s,ngar was killed and six wounded, some
fatally.
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History OF the Conquest OF Peru,
Two Volumes.
History OF Ferdinand and Isabella
Three Volumes.
History OF the Conquest OF Mexico
Three Volumes.
History OF the Reign of Philip H.,
Three Volumes.
History of the Reign OF Charles ".
Three Volumes.
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"Thc typography, indeed the cntiro me-
chauicIl execution, of these books is cN-
qUisitc; and We unhcsitatingly pronounce
the series not only the best edition of
PTcSCOit's Works ever published, but one
Of the hnudSomrSt set 0i books the Amrri
can press has given Us. - Boston Journal
"Pcrfcct in all that pertains 10 the max
ing OF a book ."-N J. Christian IJiiDn.
POLITICAL ETHICS,
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WILDMOOR.

4 Novel. Ty Florence Eurckctt. I2ms
Fine cloth. sl.7j.
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fvyGris and Exports.

WAsuINGroN, August 2f.-Ab bout
100000 money order blanks, worth $50
per thousand. have been stolen from the
postoHicc building.
The bureau Of Statistics reports that
the io,al imports Of the country, eAclu-
sivr of specie. for July at S+l,2s6,"li' l.
against SlIl62.476 same month o! 1874.
Imports for seven months this year.
$3l5I04, 1913, against S55l, ,l56,gt5 same
time last year. Exports for July tins
wear, $lI 4s5I5- against $40967, ,lS4 for
July 1874 For seven months this year,
$50 S5S.S72. against *376, 6,94@,$j6 same
time in 1874. These are ali currency
values.
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T,r Lafcs: from DouaiISon.

P0Er ii0rF, Mon, August IA
bottle was found washed ashore this
morning. containing the following:
L "Over Lake Michigan at SP NJ, Of the
evening OF starting, about thirty miles
from Chicago, about 5000 feet high;
ga,c conuE from the northeast; balloon
j, -oltug ont Of order; Gas escaping fast;
cuu rnruuiu up much longer; will surely
hand in lake; fearful storm.
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Ir being proposed to substitute silver
coin for our fractional curre~cv, the gov
ernmcnt las been buying largely Of siI-
vcr bars Mt 81 ~ to Sl.25 per ounce. In
tbs connection the New York Jo'nT'oI
of Commerce suggests that % Very con-
veu,cut standard can he "toN;ca uy fix
irg the half dollar at $50 craius-othcr
denominations being in proportion. THIS
viii give >eventy-livc ounces ri standard
silver in each one hundred dollars. and
the premium for gold must run above l21
before disturbing silver coin Of that
standard.
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a- r.rn,- ,aH morning the
.. e-s That tie weather to-day
"..- With ca-t"r0y and southeriy
... -ly. temperaJurS-
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Generals Sherman and Slocum and
Miss Sherman passed through this city
this evening, for st. Louis,
Morse, the General Superintendent Of
the Atchison, Topeka e Santa Fe Rail
road, is in the city and informed the
Times reporter that the first train over
the road would leave here next Monday
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, aud the first train
from Las Animas will arrive here the
same day.
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succession Sale.

by virtue of a writ of sale to me directed
- from the Honorable Parish Court of Bos-
sier parish, authorzingm me to sell all the prop
erty belonging to succession of III. p Bullock,
deceased, to be found in said parish of Bossier,
| will proceed to sell at Fillmore in said par
ish, on Saturday, the 18th day of December.
A. D., 1873, within the hours prescribed by
law, the following property belonging tossaid
succession, viz:
Twenty acres of land fronting on Shreve-
port and Fillmore road two hundred and
twenty yards, and a part of section eight 81,
township eighteen (lS), of range eleven ul)
Also, two ponies, one bay colt, one double
barrel shot gun, one saddle and bride, one
trunk and clothing, three cows and five or six
yearlings.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to appraise-
ment, and if appraisement be not bid, then
property to be reoffered and sold for what it
will bring on twelve months credit Credit
purchasers to execute bonds with solvent per-
sonal security bearing eight per cent. interest
and special mortgage and vendors privilege
retained on real estate sold
E. +. .CONNELL,C Curator, &C.
November llth, 1875.
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Partition Sale.

Charles w Edwards } Ne. s. In Bosser
vs. Parish Court, Lou
John w. Hudson, ct ais. isiana s
In SUGGESTIONS of w. s. Edwards and Eliza
Miller, his wife, both deceased.
Dy virtue Of writ of sale to me directed
- from the Honorable Parish Court OF
Booster parish, Louisiana, In the above entitl-
ed suit, will proceed to sell at public auction,
to the last aud highest bidder, within the hours
prescribed by law, at the Court house in the
town OF BELLEVUE, Lonisisna. On Thursday, the
10th day OF December, A. D. 1875, for the pur-
Edwards and his wife, Eliza Miller, both de
ceased, all the lands belonging to said success
sions Lying in Bcssier parish as follows wit
The west half OF section eight ~, township
nineteen Q9), range eleven QU except ten
acres in northwest cerner.
Also, northeast quarter of section seven az,
township nineteen tt9 range eleven t1ll.
Also, northwest quarter and north half of
southwest quarter Of section four az, township
nineteen (l9) range eleven (li).
Lands to be sold in subdivisions of less than
so acres, as the law requires.
Terms of Sale-Onethird for cash on day
Of ssle, and remainder of purchase price in
two equal annual installments PAYABLE re-
spectively at twelve and twenty -four months
from day of sale. Credit installments to bear
eight per cent per annum interest from day of
sale, and to be secured by solvent personal
serurity and special mortgage and vendors
privilege retained upon lands sold, to secure
payment Of purchase price,
Sheriff and ex ofiicio auctioneer.
Bellevue, La, November Ii, 1875.
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Boissean & Ford In B0ssier District Court,
vs.. Z Louisiana, No. 267O
py virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale issued
u from the Clerks Office Of said parish. in
the above named suit, and to me directed. I
have seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court house, in the town of Bellevue, La,
within the legal hours of sale, on the first Sat.
urtiay, the 9TH day of December, 1875, the fol.
lowing described lands, tOrwit:
The north half of section number twelve:
one hundred and fifty acres off the south end
of section number one (I) to run entirely across
said section by line running due east and
west. Also, one hundred and sixty acres of
of the southern end Of section two f2}, COM
mencing ut point SO as to contain said num-
Der Of acres by running due east aud west
across all the lands owned by in
said section two ~, all in township number
20, of range number IA. all lying in the parish
Of Bossier, Northwest Land District Of Louisi-
ana, and containing six hundred and forty
t640l acres, more Or less, with all improve
ments thereon.
Said lands seized as the property Of the de-
PENDANT, j. l.. G. Graham, and to be sold to
pay nd satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale Cash, without benefit Of an
praisement.
b r. ONEAL, Sheriff.
.s Per w. H: HnL, DEPUTY.
Bellevue, La, Oct. %, 1875
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Combined Papers-Forty-sixth Year.
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