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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-05

How TO AVOID THE FLAVOR OF TUR.
NIPs.-An Observation-Disclosures says that
after trying several plans of preventing
turnips, when fed to mich COWS. from i'm
parting an unpleasant taste to milk and
butter, he at last succeeded, perfectly by
cutting good slice off the top and another
off the bottom Of the bulb taking care to
remove all roots by the last slice. The
centre OF the turnip is given to the cows.
sliced as usual. If this plan is strictly fol.
lowed, both milk and butter will be per-
tectly sweet. He says that soon after
adopting this plan, he could not obtain
butter without faint until he had dis
charged three or four men who attended
TO the feeding of his cattle, and replaced
them by others who carried out the plan
without deviation. In this way one of
the most serious objections to feeding
mich COWS on turnips can be easily re-
moved. vi course the slices taken off are
not allowed to go to waste, being given to
stock OF one kind OF another.-Cor. Vest
'e7n RaTal.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-05

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The annual
meeting of the Virginia Grand Lodge
of Pythias WAS held in Richmond on Tues
day. In his report the grand chancellor
states he has granted since the last meet
ing, dispensations for the establishment of
nine new lodges, and reports the order in
an encouraging condition. The report of
the representative to the Supreme Lodge
shows the following condition of the order
in the United States: Number of lodges,
1,2O4 past chancellors 10,O07: knights 49,
469: total membership, including esquires
and pages 81 ZOO.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-05
uTArcHEs, CLOCKS AND JEWELRll
a. a, ooN1.
TSuccessor to Cone and Hanger,

successor TO ZONE anu AionSeA'J
OLD STAND, MAIN ST., STANTON Eel W., VA
have on hand large Stock of the al, ABOVE
Goods, and am constantly necsiy,pg gaall'o y
thereto. Also, fine Sterling Silver ware, me
celebrated Rogers Plated Ware, knives, rofas,
Spoons, Casters, Ice Pitchers, &C. l am agent
19T NM spEcrAoLEs EYE GLASSES
in fine Gold, Steel, Shell and Rubber Frames
All kinds Of Repairing neatly done BY myself
and warranted. ~ -
my 29'ly
7 AIDES, Gentsmens Chi5dFens' s AETRs
II ! OYER CATERS and RoBBh J. j, e1 4;uas
large stock on bend at prices to SUIT tne ZINES
at G. /. wELLEE's bosh, Shoe and dat store
\ nov27
! * ENTLEMENs Fine Calf Bosts and Caters
lAT Gentlemen's Light and Heavy Kip Boot
Sad Shoes Boots, Shoes and Hats TOR BOYS am ne
Children in endless variety, At prices to set dei:
composition, datc. z. W.ELLEEs H0o nay sa0
and Hat Store. !A"'e''
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-05
! gbs Staunton 1inoifator.
FARM AND PRESIDE.

NONSENSE ABOUT FARMING. -The Ger
mantown Telegraph remarks thus sharp
ly about errors that creep into agricultural
literature: We find more errors and nom
sense about farming, &C., in the public
prints, even in those devoted to agricuI-
ture and its kindred branches, than would
Take all the time of one well-informed per-
son to correct from week to week. But
we are glad to know that the reading
farmer has one sure protection against the
INJURY that would be inflicted upon him in
This way, and that is his own good COM
mon sense. In connection with this, our
eyes have just lit upon statement given
IN leading AGRICULTURAL journal in the
Southwest, as to the proper allowance of
hay for one horse. This is set down at 8. OS
pounds per day for every hundred pounds
weight OF the animal. Now, if we esti-
mate the average weight at $50 pounds,
and the quantity fed at 5 pounds, it would
make the animals allowance 251 pounds
per day, ITS pounds per week, OF about
10000 pounds per year This would be
over five tons per horse, just twice the
quantity fed in these parts!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-05

WHITE W CAKE.-Two cups Of sugar. one.
hal1 cup OF butter, the whites of five epo.
ore cup OF water, and two teaspoonsfn1 Of
baking powder. This is an excellan+ oa,..
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-05

r YON'S TOOTH TABLETS, for cleansing
l and identifying the Teeth and purifying
tic breath-for sale by
Gee. N Us 4 CO.,
nov Is Augusta street.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-05

browns BRONCHIAL TROCRES, FOR
D sale by GEO. W. MAYS & CO.,
nov13 AR19sta st.
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ELsOM & PIPER

Are now receiving, lat Jas. A Piper's Store
Room. near the Virginia Hotel, one of the larg-
est, best selected and most elegant stocks Of
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CLUB RATES.

@- Any one sending us ten new Subscribers
and $40, will be entitled to one years subscrip-
ton gratis Any one sending Ave or more new
preparing subscribers may retain ten per cent. of
subscription price as commission
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-04

NOTICE.-Al claims against George De Kelman
- deeeascd late of 40 West Broadway must be pre-.
senied within months from date, with vOuchers to
PHlLLlPPk URBAN, Executor, 272 7th ay.
New York, June 2. 1875.
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s.aa.s;.s IDOL ' qua ~ s. 81 ~ y,
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NATIoNAt NM ro FrG2%I l nlerc "a andi7' R.

lkANt T.. lhur AZ. 0rt. Z ~ \. W.
FOR gi.IrNSlUNN ASD LIVERPOOL.
rNGLNNn.- or'. s. - " VlLLN oct. Is. I'm.
EGYPT. .oci ~. J.. II SPAIN. OF. 30. z. VI.
CABIN pa,sas' So aad 80 currency. ste.ragc al
greatly r,dgc,c Irces. Return tie ,e.s az roduc 4
Tafc.. prna.n ft'cfart tc,els from Liverpool ~ the
low ct rpi.s AIly at the comranys once % Broad
way I. W. ! HlEsf,
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DIED ~'rhR LINE. APPOINTED TO CARRY
III TIL. u. iIIAk AND GSlrED STATES MAILS
The tollvni .ieamsrf are appointed = sail
FOR ANTWERP
From rtill,.iIli1. Froii New York.
Vaderiand ..... Oct. /. switzerland ......Oct. %
NcdCrlsnn. Nov state ~ Nevada. NOy Il
fhOM ANINEln'.
For Pnntd' rh.L. For Sew Yors.
Neccrlsnd. Oct. j.. state OF Nevada oct 81
Vadf giar NOV -witIarlaud ... . Noy. II
lHltEs ~ Passage T. CURRENCY.
firs Cal A.. ..... SnC econd Cabin ........ 800
Steeiae' Ur IS to aud from all poiuts HE lowest
surpassed
For pss,ast rate. Of freight. aud other Information
apis 10 ~. v. COLO Agent, az Broad 81. y. !.
JOBS NCboSALD. Passenger Agent,
- ... s Battery place, New YORK.
Ftlth WEIGHT A SONS, Genera! AGENTS.
81, walnut 4 Pnl1dclph1.
b. NONDkR BEG KE.
'entral European Agent, Antwerp.
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3roposais.
~7--7~--~---777-.Fs@71~@ - -------,-----
PROPOSALS FOR STONE.

Sealed proposals will be received az the Once Of the
Trustees Of New YORK and Brooklyn Bridge 9l Water
* brookyn 9ntii ~ O'Clock noon Saturday oct o. fol
srd. Ace stone and ISL cubic arch stone
o. granite corners $50 cubic yards granite face stone
and ~ CUBIC yards giraffe arches.
Printed specfncations may be had OF the once Ptans
may % seen q, knHneers once, corner CberrT saa
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Q,rsoml 4uilt,s.
@aekin,rp.

nUDGEON boiler tube expanders wanted must b
Post once. ~
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Cubic Notlt,s.
ELECTION NOTICE.


OFflcE OF rHK CLERK o. rnH COMMON COUNCIL,
No. Sr SiIYI on Ihsi Oct /. 1875.
Nouce hereby given pursuantI 70 the provisions OF
sP Sssg S 5 LAY, Of 5s'2 being r. pc
sct 10 relation elections IN the ely ana county Of
proofs the citizens Who shell be entit to inc rights Of
saT1Ee .eEes IhG' a me Geaersi aleo'9n 70 he
Mohday Of November next November q. the following
municipal officers are be elected IN the city and coun
So slasrmen Be voted for by the electors OF the
Tae FI. Z The Fqp5 sfast
seventh, rer'eenth, and Fourteenth WARDS OF the city
g's H Es6 M 1 sad sGm
posed Tenth Eleventh aud scyentesatS & SH
Three Aldermen 10 he seventh senate District com
pS sSs, 2, II. y Of Sew aud rwenyn
-Four Alderglen g INC Elehth senais District, com.
%TI' sS and Ess 5frrG within &c Tyeny
Justice for the District Court Of the First District
Of the CITY OF New York, 10 place Of Dennis Quinn
"eoi tern f Gf 0 s wv siPFe pecemSer g. 1872
,Eict eoms9sed q ne Fourth sixth, and Fourteenth
sscsaey and whose term of once viii expire December
Justice FOR ne D.irie, Court Of the Third District,
eompSsea o. the Eshth aSd Sln.e Wards q ,he city o.
once viii expire December ST. iS;5 '-N'' 's''' "
, Justice tOr Ss D;.s Court Of the Fourth Dis
the city Of New YORK, 10 place OF Anthony Hartmann
whose term OF ONCE VIII expire December 81 1875
Justice FOR the District Court Of the Flfh District.
Wards Of the city OF New York, 10 place Of Joseph
1873. 80
Justice for the District Court OF the Sixth District
Composed Of the Eighteenth and Twenty nrst Wards OF
the city OF New York IN place OF Thaddeus II, Lane
whose term OF office VIII expire December 81, 1873
"A Justice Tor the District Court OF the seventh Dis.
trct, composed OF The Ninetcenh ana twenty second
Wards OF the city Of New YORK, 10 place OF Alfred r.
Acker appointed TO MI vacancy, whose term OF office
will expire December 81, 1875.
Justice for the District Court OF the Eighth Dis.
trcl, composed OF the sixteenth ana Twentcth Wards
Of the city OF New ork, In place OF William j. Kane.
whose term OF ONCE WI expire December 81 1875 and
Justice for the District Court Of the Ninth District
composed OF the Eefth Ward OF the city Of New York
In place OF JOSIAH Porter, whose term Of ONCE will
pire December 81, 1875.
FRANCIS j. IwOMEY,
CLERK Of Common Council
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Sbipplng.

A MEXICAN LINE.
N W,tkN NAL Steamship service hetween
PHilAnTiiHlA AND LIVERPOOL
,sfl4kC A. CVEENeroWS.
talipg cNtfV thur day from Pm ltdclphia, and
Sail'n~ Ntfy W. di, slay from Iiv, fpuOl.
TIE following fteAtLtte are appointed to sail from
Phiadslulla:
Ohio. ......... oct II iHsi lvania. Oct. -
Illinois oct IL Indiana ..t..... uN.
'kenliWorth. Oct 81 ',ity OF Bristol ... Nov IL
PRO OF PASSAGE ~ UkRENCY. CABIN, ttop.
siecragc ar int,rine ate tickc's to AMI from ali
points ~ the iuAcst fstes. S,ealus marked with q
srAn do not rart, int'rm i.te Passenger accOmmo.
daiOns for an cafset unsurpassed For passage rates
VI freight. aud other inform ton, appy to
ttU ". COLON. Agent. i2 DrOa a..
joins MsiCANln, Passenger Agent,
Battery place, New YORK
PETER WIGHT a SONS, General A-enfs.
'os walnut st.. Phi alelpha.
Richardson. 81 nee co. 4 J. Cummils Bros
Liverpool. QuccnstO~u.
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ONIY ninNo.r- I.INr rO r,,ANCk.

go't j N1fr t~;G tlil, gold.
tlINtE IHktl~ ONLY t22l GOLD.
PROM -AN IL S,lSCO TO JAPAN tND OiltNA.
;. s. titl 90 TOXIC. ,... .-..- .... Mnnlaf y. I.
FROM -AS is NtlstO lols AUSTRALIA AMI NEW
"A tNnvla HONOLULU. :. l.
g. T. NAstU ~ t.AMA...............Slt saturday OCT. o.
i'i3 iIAY Standardization
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STATE LI>g.-To GLASGOW. BELFAST LIv.
kRPooI, LONDONDERRY, &c. .anio. from Pier
IS Norih l.lyeT:
TIT STATE or Virginia, "wednesday oct d
the STATE or INDIANA, Wednesday, oct 90
PASsENt'kks knhMAHDED Object 10 ALL
PARTS or EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES
sssrags AZ ,tS,A oy any other nne. DrAtti Tor
AUSTIN BALDNtE co, Agents AZ tro1iUay
Stecrsve PIAZZA once Is Broadway
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A bRRASNTT A4Np }EiHY Man az NHLb nbAISIRibtEw
..ys ve.try st per 80 h daily sunday; s5cig,e ai
Cornwall. Nvwburgp, Poughkeepsie. Rhuens ck, Cat.
kali, and Hugson TlCKE IS on SALE FOR POlN Is
NORTH AND iwfSr. Trip Tickets to West Point
Cornsall, and Nswbursh. returning same sd,y u
Special trains 10 aud from Saratoga To Saratoga
a. 20; round trip, $50.
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Gloves.


Glove Department
Two-button Kid Gloves,
Real Reyrier dog skin, 75c;
Castor beaver Gsunt:ets. soc.
Pine cloth Gloves. e5c.
Examine our different Departments
Stationery Department
Toilet Department
Swiss Goods Department.
Fancy Goods Department.
Doll and Toy Department
1N.Opn English shawl Straps, 25c.
ehOO1 imported P0rtemOnnaies, l5c to o..
Fine Toilet set, three pieces, 81.
Large bohemian Vases, CSC.
Lot One carved back Combs, eac
5000 nne Jet black Combs, SOC
Walnut carved Goods
stable Brackets. wall Sockets.
Frames Match safes, sc, at low prices
Opening several French
Fancy Coon, Belts. Neck aces
Iorkets. Shell Combs Ear Drops,
,.,... Crosses Chains. &C., &C.
767 and 1853 Broadway,
Corner OF Ninth street.
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BROADWAY. aTH Av., 9TH s. 10TH srs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-29
The Latest News.

The place to buy your Groceries
and Dry Goods is where you can get
them the cheapest. Capt. VIM. J..
HUGHES, of Rocky Mount, La, will
sell you more Groceries and Dry
Goods for the same money than any
other country store in North-Louisi-
ana. He has a full stock of Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Prints, Domes-
tics, Notions, &c. "Quick sales and
email profits, y is his motto.
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y. Il. FOSIER,
Manager, Houston, Texas.

BOARDING HOUsE.-Mr. John Caldwell,
the proprietor Of the well-known Crescent
Livery Stable. Shreveport, La, desires to
say to the travelling public that his boarding
house has just been refitted and supplied
with the best furniture and clean bedding,
and has employed first class servants to at
tend to it, 20 that hereafter entire satisfac-
ton will be given to all who favor him with
their patronage.
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GEN. ROBERT e. LEE.-The "Per-
sonal "reminiscences, Anecdotes and
Letters Of Gen. Robert E. Lee, by
Rev. J. VIM. Jones, D. d." which
will be found advertised elsewhere,
has been received at this office. We
will act as agent for this excellent
work, and attend to delivering it to
subscribers. Price in cloth. per vol
ume, $3.50; in sheep, $500; half Mo-
rocco, $3.50; full Morocco binding per
volume, $3.50.
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Stray Sales.
STRAY SALE.

Estras ed before Joseph E. Adge., Jr.. j
II r, by George Gamble, on the 9th
day of March, 1875, and will BE-; sold to the
highest bidder, for cash, at Bellevue. Louis
lana, on Saturday, the Ord day Of July,
1875, certain small sorrel horse about ten
years old. When said horse came to bis
premises he WAS sho(i all around.
Appraised at SIS.
The owneris requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, sc.
April l, 1875
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Announcement Extraordinary

TNhe Publishers of THE SOUTHERN
Il MAGAZINE, having resolved TO offer
to subscribers Inducements hitherto una.
qnalle,l III the history Of Magazine publish.
ing, beg to call attention to the following
extraordinary offer:
We will send to every subscriber, old anil
sew, ON the receipt Of $3.50, the Southern
perh steel engraving The Burial Of Latanu,
lbs By ~ inches)
This Engraving, in the highest STYLE Of
art, was made from Washingtans we'll
known painting, illustrating one of the most
touching incidents of the late wharf.-the bur.
ial OF Captain Latane by the Southern lx
dies. The figures in the Picture are pertraits
taken from the life. This is the scene which
inspired John r. Thompson's beau. iful poen.
The cost of engraving this plate was over
3,DtW 0,, and the lew impressions sold he
fore We purchased tho plate, brought 5000
each. We feel assured that no one can zee
this large and splendid Engraving--whi
will make a most beautiful and appropriate
ornament for any parlor-without wishing
to possess it. And they must remember that
for more than a quarter OF the retail price ii
the Engraving, they can get with it the
SOUTHERN MAGAZINE, the largest aud
best Literary Journal Of the South, fall Of
entertaining and instructive reading. for
whole year. We think We are safe III saving
that no such attractive offer has ever been
made to the public.
To put all our Subscribers on an equal
footing, those who have already paid their
subscriptions tor the current year can have
the picture sent them on RENTING IN fifty
cents. The pictures are sent free, through
the mail, securely boxed.
As this undertaking Of ours Involves
heavy EXPENSE we beg TINT our fris.u11s
everywhere will assist us by calling the IL
tention OF their friends to our offer, and rep
resenting to them the claims OF the Magazine
to their support
We want active canvassers cveryw here, to
whom we can etfcr such Inducements as will
make it profitable business to them. All
who are willing te take hold with energy, in
the certainty OF success, are invited to cor.
respond with us.
TURNDULL BROTHERS,
n50-lm Baltimore, Md.
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Public Sales.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Lueretia Arlege


vs.
f. a. Hughes.
In Parish Court, Bossicr Parish, Louisiana.
No I2S
DIS virtue of u writ of fieri facias, issued
ID in the abo, Named suit, and to me di-
rccted, have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction TO tho last aud highest bid
der, at the Court House door, in the town Of
Bellevue. La, in said parish of Bossier. on
the first Saturday, the lst day of May,
1873, within the legal hours Of sale, the
following described lands, to-wit:
The northwest quarter Of northwest of
section eleven, and north half of northeast
quarter Of section fourteen, township TWEEN
ty.one. range eleyen-i20 acres.
Seized as the property of the defendant,
Mrs. +. A. Hughes, and to be sold to pay
and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-On u credit of IL months,
purchasers to give bond for purchase price.
bearing sper centnm interest from day of
sale. with approved personal security and
vendors lien and special mortgage retained
to secure payment Of purchase price. Act
OF sale at expense of purchaser.
Is. +. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, March IS, 1875.
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STRAY SALE.

Esstrayed before JOS e. Adger, Jr., J. r..
~ by Austin Hudson, on the 18th day Of
March, 1875, and will be sold to the highest
bidder for cash, at Bellevue, Louisiana,
on Saturday, the 3rd day Of July, 1875, two
Roam Colts, one about fonr years old, the
other three. The latter has the big head
The dark roam appraised at SIS; the light
roam appraised at IS.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &cs
A. THOMAS, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, April |. 1875.
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THE DETROIT FREE PREss.-The
liveliest offamily newspapers. full of
interesting news, literature, humor-
Gus sketches, spicy paragraphs, etc.
Sample copies free. Subscriptions So
q year, postpaid. Address Detroit
Fress Press, Detroit, Michigan.
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Coon AND CHEERING NEwa-Our enter
prising and energetic young friend Henry
Bodenheimer, of the City Store, on Market
street, Shreveport. La, has just received q
choice lot Of fine green tea, which he is sell
ing at ONE dollar per pound. He is also in
receipt per steamer La Belle of fresh and
carefully selected stock of family groceries,
pickels, condiments, etc, ETC., which he is
offering ct reasonable prices to suit the
times. Mr.. Bodemheimer has taken new
departure in the retail grocery business and
ifmerit, enterprise and courtesy is worth
anything now days, deserves to be reward
cd with sncceAs.
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DEARL PRINTING PRESS.-Hand.In Ink
/ ing, selfinking and self-delivering.-
Hand, foot or steam power. For printing
cards, bill-heads. labels, statements, circn-
lars, etc, it has no superior. 1t is unequalled
for ease and rapidity of operation, compact
ness, durability, beauty Of design and me.
chanical construction. Price IS to $l35.-
Send for catalogue of printing outfits. Gold
ing & Co., IA Kilby street Boston.
w. T. CHRISTOPER,
Southern Agent, TT. Valley, Ga.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

LsROM my " Hogge Tisdale,, place..
Il about two miles northeast 81
Bellevue, ON the 18th or Hath Decem-
Der, 1874, medium sized BLACK
HORSE MULE. The mule was
purchased of the Roby succession.
several years ago, and If not stolen,
perhaps may be in the neighborhood
Of Cotton Valley, Webster parish.
! will pay fair reward Tor the de-
livery Of this mule to me, or for any
information that will lead to the re-
covery Of my property.
w. II. SCANLAND.
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Texas.

PosTPONEMENT OF sTHE TEXAS
REAL ESTATE DRAwlNG.-Owing
to the invariable custom of p0stpon-
ing Drawings, the public will not
believe they will take place until the
expected postponement takes place.
Although literally patronized, we
have not disposed Of quite all the
tickets. Owing to the above cause,
together with the unprecedented
rains and foods throughout the en-
tire South. as well as Texas, and as
we are determined to have a full
drawing, thereby insuring entire
satisfaction to all ticket-holders, we
have postponed our drawing to May
l3th-about sixty days, when every
prize shall be paid in full, amounting
to over 10000 acres of choice land
centrally located, near railroads, II
Houses, 1926 Gold Coin prizes, among
them one of $1,000 and one of So
600. Our enterprise is endorsed BY
the City Council. Reliable agents
wanted. Send for circulars; they
will convince you, we are both relia-
BILE and responsible. Tickets feduc-
ed to 81. Eleven for $40, and % for
SO. No connection with any other
similar enterprise.
J. E. FOSTER,
Manager. Houston TeYas.
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Ohio Beauty Potatoe.

TTyhe best medium early. A seeding from
i Early Rose, six years tested. Large,
handsome, productive; fine late keeper;
quality best. 81 per b. 3 lbs. % postpaid;
bushef, $50 CAMPBELL's 60 DAYS SUGAR
Corn Tho best and earliest true Sugar
Corn. Packet 10 cents; 4pint 20 cents; quart
SO cents postpaid. Also, extra early new
white grape, LADY, Delawares, &c, cheap
Catalogues free.
GEO. w. CAMPBELL,
Delaware, Ohio.
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RG- For complete assortment of
tin-ware, parlor and cooking stoves,
or any article insthe hardware, crock
eryware and chinaware line, go to
A. Kahn & Co.'s, Shreveport.
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Stray Sale.

Estrayed before w. H. Hill, j. p, by W.
- G. Burt, on the 18th dayof April 1875,
and will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash, at Bellevue, La. on Saturday the 18th
day OF July, 1875, a dark Iron Grey Mare
Pony, about six years old, no brands, and
about thirteen hands high.
Appraised at $50.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c
j. A. THOMAS. Stray Master
Bellevue, La, April II, 1879.