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Fieri FacIas agaln.t Euaene Lasere-Ia
FIert Faclas asainst Charles Jeaser-I

Fiert Facias aGainst Charles Jeager-In
the matter OF the Draining Commissioners of
the First Draining District praying tor the
homologaton oil the assessment roll.
CUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- of Orleans No. IS 935 no 249 of the sheriff
docket)-By virtue of a writ of fer faCias against
Charles Jeager, to me directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish or Or
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
toneers' Exchange, Royal street between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets in the Second District of
this city, on THURSDAY, Eovember 4, 1875, at
twelve O'Clock NJ the following described prop.
SQUARE, NUMBER FIvR HUNDRED AND
BIGHTY-SIX AND IMPROVEMENTS, in the Second
District, bounded by and measurng one hundred
Alexander and AurAt streets and three hundred
and fourteen feet four inches Six hnes on both St.
Peter and Orleans streets II7I
Seized in the above suit. DOL r ....
EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
oc2 II no4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
L. Frigerie, Jr., vs. NJ. N. Radovich Ct al.
EOuETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il. orOrleans Nos. 43 ,405. > By virtue Of an alias
r Msssieh to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District OF this city on
MONDAY, November 8, 1875. at twelve o'clock
II THR RGaT oF # Will E rHK
RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of NJ. N. Radevch
defendant in execution, in and to his clsims
IoSs w. aas ME 5 IS
docket of the Fourth District Court for the parish
of Orleans. as well q said suits themselves
Seized in the above suit. flI
iermS-oa'h Oh the E ERsSafE w.ac.M.N
oe27 81 no4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Prs.pearits - .he sils.sInll 1 u .''er-.

Mr.. Daniel bennett, who has been
travelling in Louisiana and Mississippi,
reports some cases illustrative of the
prosperous condition Of the ''small far
mers,v or t'pine land farmers" He
SAYS: Zone small pine land farmer
informed me that he always makes plenty
of corn, pork and hay, and has made FIVE
babes of cotton, five hundred pounds
each, from four acres of land, by the use
of Homemade manure. He has money
to lend, and is not very hard worker.
Another gmalf farmer made thirty-five
bushels of corn from three-quarters of an
acre Of manfred land. He said three
acres of such land would give him an
ample supply of corn for a year, and be
would have a surplus A farmer IN the
pine lands in clearing his land, put the
brush and saplings in the Hindrows and
cultivated between. The next year he
moved all the windrows that had not
decayed, and ploughed in bark, rotten
cane and decayed WOOD. HeRmade a
handsome property ID q few years eulti-
waiting pine lands. Another says. ten
acres Of poor land to a hand, with plenty
of leaves, trash and home made fertilizers
ploughed in, will produce more corn and
cotton than teftYI acres as they usually
manage these lands One farmer in the
poorest part of the pine lands has this
year great abundance of pork corn,
sweet potatoes, rice, sugar, molasses,
milk, butter, eggs, ETC., all produced on
his own farm, and he not man Of
wealth, or of more than fair intelligence.
He is simply man Of good common
sense, and farmer. "-Rnral Carolinian
for JnreA - - .--..s-s - 80. 3
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DEPARTMENT.
IEtkd 9 IlfKR Grand Sserstary.
kouIInern Visitors.

Masonic Advocate, Indiana polls =
4 Among party. Of Mississippi editors
who visited this city about the middle Of
last month, on a tour through several of
the Northern States, were two distin-
guished Masons. Judge J. M. Howry,
P. g. III. of Mississippi, and Hon. J. L.
Power, Grand Secretary of all the Grand
Bodies Of that State, and publisher of
the Jackson CLARION. Bro. Power is
also G.. W. Patron of the Order of East
ern Star for Mississippi, and Bro. Howry
an enthusiastic member of the Adaptive
Rite.
Queen Esther Chapter. No. II, of this
city, gave them a reception at their Chap
ter room on the evening of their arrival
here, at which Bro. james A. Thompson,
| g. ~. P. of Indiana, was also present,
and delivered an address of WELCOME,
which was resp onded to by the visitors in
a pleasant and happy manner. Both
Expressed themselyes.highly pleased with
the manner in which the Chapter was
opened, and complimented the officers in
| fattering terms on the perfectness of their
hNork.s EAfters some remarks from other
| Visitors present and recitations from some
of the members, ice cream, cake and
other refreshments were served, and an
hour spent in social intercourse, thus
afording an opportunity for all present
to become better acquainted. with each
Iother. i kIfil il4&ft- "a z
We venture the assertion that nowhere
on their tripsflave these two distinguish
Masons received more cordial or pleasant
reception than that given by Queen Es-
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s. We consider AHE iRfGJNEH ven.
paper.--Asheyille n. e. Citizen
The New York Tribune, iais
searching exposure of outrage 4.
Alabama and other states, ha. daa.
service 10 truthuud Justice MAa..
egraph and Messenger
We thank The New Yors TaE
manly and powerful words iu .a4..
,Uce for the people OF Alabama N...
(Ala.) News.
The best newspaperin The w6rfI...
York Tribune. Ii combines tba l...
sagacily of the London Times w... r.
sentative news enterprise off Aae
timOre Bulletin.
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Of tone and its reliability ut nos.
pal Methodist Baltimore. MI.
Any one who wants frst-ca.sr....
keeps fully mp with the time. Do .
science aud art should subscribed.
buue.-LSpartanburg IS. d. ytu#-.
tan.
The imperial sheet of tAt world "a
York Tribune. The Jacksonville F.
South.
We regard st rs the hest paper
published la the United s8rd. z H..
Tenn Gazette.
T,-J.v qy,o N.,, Nort w.9. IT,.
10y ~ ~ I i''l01s p as
ever nav he said M iIs .l5ysIa /.
Won nrccederce of ail aGI LA.
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fry. While dealing with aIIrIrtr.
ing within the range of II ntws....
Tribune makes "a speciality of .ls Il.
iect OF agriculture. II btc4me-
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The Leading American v.r
FOUNDED BY HORACE s,.

In the recent elections Tie -.
clared in favor Of honesty iu =.
dependence IN journalism
which years ago declared thaff. I
never would BE- party organ. =.
diet, rs the popular viuiicat.ar
and recOgiZcs In the Tesalt H..
people for reform and iufe--...
meDt, for candor and inder.,
new spapers Duringthe ann.
Just c osed The TRIBUNE Ia. tlr
tits right to the title OF "Less
Newspaper. This position f.I.- N
fetains for the following, ana,
lons:
, II publishes on tbe news es,,...
ly, and more inteiiigeudy than ~.
per.
IL insists on peace thraavb.-.
country, the right OF l0ca sis
and che protection Oh AL eiassss
else Of their just and legal rights
Il advocates confidence and s.-5.
tween North and South. and
honest and abiding recouciHa.iar
1t maintains fairness ana erst...
public men and questions. 4r5
courtesy towards u-s0ciatesaB5 NJ.
Ii publishes scientific news. I'll
sions and discoveries to = der45.
! and accuracy never before af..,.
( paper.
1t gives every week ten 8r r.-...
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ter during the year, much more 4.'.
4 gate than the euure conteHIsut tr-
! ricultural publication, and the.as.
department Of which au ,miur. II.
J al editor said; 1T has dome r...
good farmers than any other ira..
ever existed.
H. 1t has published a series of ....
\ literary extracts which hav. usf.
4 aud mOre 1uplnuc popularsrrm... (.
I similar publication 0t the Kind
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!. Elqquepce,s is vehement simplicity. =
Cecil
Beware the fury of a patient man.
Dryden.
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As the agent Of my brother, e. g. Lewis J
! o try his new remedy for the cure Of Chills.
and Fever,T certify thatI have tried il in thir--
ty or forty cases in my in my Immediate neigh
borhood, and have sent it to numerous friends
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REV. J. $. HOWARD. A. M, President
Advnnfages:


A THOROUGH AND COMPLETE LITER
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A Music DEPARTMENT. a Director of
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Location not surpassed by any in the South
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CENTRAL FEMALE IkSTITlTE.
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J. commences On Tues5ay. the 2Sthsof Saptem-l
ber and this Institution win then offer to those
who seek d thorough education greater induce
ments than ever before. TaoeHfy-faeo years Of
uninterrupted and prosperous existen0e and
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have enabled il to accumulate educational
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For full information address the president of
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. We consider THE TRIGuNra ya-.
paper.-Asheyille n. g. Citizen "
The New York Tribune, iuis t..
searching exposure Of outrage III.
Alabama and other states. ha. d...
service 10 truthund Justice. M.a.
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The woman Who can issit on4the fence
and read q aIEna MOVED while saw-log is
chasing her husband down hill, lives in.
this State and doesn't care a copper cent.
for newspaper criticisms.
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NOTICES OF TIE PRESS

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81 have never seen or tried such q simple
eiicacious, satisfactory and pleasant remed
in my life.-H. HAINKs, st. Louis, Mo.
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journal; and the Journal itself e. iH.#
the great world Of fashion Boston In.
The Bazaar commends itself t5uT
Der Of the h0usehold--to thc children
and pretty pictures. tothc youugIII.
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clothes, 10 pater-fhmilias hY ir H
signs TOR embroidered slipper snl l.
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the Bazaar is uniformly of great efc
The paper has acquired "a wide pa.
the tireside enjoymeutitaGorl..- p
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Literature Seieneel with practice IN Chenichi
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July q, a75-2m.
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Ma E. G. LEWIS:
Dear Sir-Having used your New Discovery
for the Cure of GhilIs- and Fever (of long
standing, or those difficult to break up) I'M
hesitatingly say it is one of the surest and
best remedies I-have ever tried-superior TO
Ouinine or any Patent Medicine l have ever
used-having cured a number of cases in my
family, after having used Quinine and other
medicines that failed to cure. Afflicted, give
it a trial, and you will not be disappointed:
W. g. BARNES
Terry. Kinds County, Miss. Oct. l, 1874.