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become mere nobodiss, uuearine aud ur

become mere nobOdiss, unearine aud uu
cared tor G ?. 'Gl.lr . 81 -r.sas.
We must also cultivate a growing
neatpess aud cleanliness 10 our person,
and our apparel, for there is nothing more
repasive than filthy slovenly old person
We need not dress extensively, only
tastefully and neatly as becomes our
means, trying to look as well as possible.
Ii it is an advantage to the young to look
neat, clean and prettily dressed. il is a
thousand times more necessary to the old
that they do SO.
We can never grow young again but
we can make every effort to be as agree.
able and as useful as possible, aud to grow
old gracefully. -
Age comes inevitably to every one Of
US and to meet it with each meliorating
influence is our wisest philosophy. ,,T
whatever Poet, Orator, or sase. u
May say Of 1t, old age Is still old age.
it Is the warming, not THE crescent man,
The dusk Ofthe eve mag not the blaze of
noon
1t Is not strength but weakness"
80 L. D. S.
SnOwville, Va. .'' j
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J. A RuBLE, P, 4.
YESTERDAY,
- o.
By NELLY MARSHALL M'AFEE.

nv SrY,v vv.psu,rI u'.rpp
q 49, - '"i''''"N ''" - 81 OF IT,
1 o,,,L.J-T- tlt :
ne.says m very iair,
Witheyes Ike stars III sumner,
And sunshine IN ny hair.
t--.A--a- = - D. - ~.
And ricli with sun n"nshcd glow;
AS Dltshihg Provence roles,
- That ~ the breezes blow. -
o. -.
And sott. and fresh, aud loving a.
And grace Is IN my pliatt from ID.
IL II be still or moving.
~. fF.I.f- II. r-.
lie loves me true, l know
His heart l. mine thrO coming time,
Yet 1t fly fast or SLOW,
So
His dreams of future blisses
: Are bounded bymy snow-wlllte arms,
And red lips framed for Kisses.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

A hey was cent for doctor, his
ustAs being very III. when, looking
AOwa the srcet. be saw a great crowd.
Thea Aa.uA . struggle between duty and
curiosity: bd he inally started for the
crowd. saying: The old lady pretty
hadlv off but know she wouldn't {
want INC to miss that fight.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

uA boy of Eve years was the
other day playing beside a mill pond
at Springfield, Massachusetts,, in COM
pany with a dog. The little fellow
was missed, and the dog was found
beside the pond in evident distress.
In response to the question where
is Freddie?" the dog jumped into the
water. and just beneath that spot the
body was found when the water was
drawn. of. What was it, instinct OF
reason!
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

Mex who have never been tempted
can lay no special claims to virtue.
Adam would have been Mormon had
there been more women.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
Greeneviiie District M. Z. Church
Eks-.ua NJ.

.O .r'Ft'V'i N'I0ass
Taylorsville Deep Spring Oct. so
Eiizabethton Andersons y-rNsy.- s.
V Carter Station Emmerts .1Nov13.
Fall Branch Pleasant Grove Nov. 20
kingspcrt kingley y-u.a--------NoE..2 b.
-Jonesboro and johnson City,.
q se johnson CITY,, / Dec. 1
Johesloro Cir. Mttardies Dec. IL
-- Rbeatown Cedar Grove. Dec. IS
yGreeneville Cire Heushovs Dec. "a,
- Greensville l. ' Jan. Ii
The District Conference will meet at
johnson City December lst We earn
eStly request all members to attend. Rev.
i. Y. Fulton, D. d. hes consented to be
with Us. III II ,%t}i}iitBf
nrpy u ID u
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

n, n GRIFFITH ATTORNEY AT
lin. LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT,
"n,.boro'. Tenn. Special attentions
f,i.en 70 collections. Office, one DIOR
k,s Of taw, Deyault Il Co., uuder
keeu's Gallery. III, ~ /
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EUTAW HOUSE,
BY MRS. NJ. A. D0SSER.

SeNtSborO', Tcubfsscc.
This house located OF Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over can
NJ esNlOrtable situated, has been lately
rteparsd- aGl Is now open for the recep'
MO1 sfswss, Every pains will be taken
ana W. t&ssRes spared to make thts a
NIe1'l'E kSsae Ger all who wish to stop IN
0OnessotSr. rhe tStle will at all times
% 'Orasl.ed NitI tie best the country
tuOfIE. EeaaaS taQssalsble.
mar27tr
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

A j. BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
A. ID COLLECTING AGE Jones'
',ro', Tenn. rROMPT. attention given
a collection. In East Tennessee, aud
Va. lG9aug2G
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

II !. KtRKPATRIGK, ATToRKisy At
n. LAW, .IoncsbOrO', Tenn. Ofllce In
P,.ham & I.ampson's New Building, Up
krar., No. Z. looa''gso.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

"CoUnrsHIP is bliss" said an ardent
Young man. "Yes, and matrimony is
blister" snarled sn old bachelor.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

|A. II. pETTIBoNE, JAS. II. ROBINSON
|nErTlBONE Il ROBINSON, ATTOR
III NEYs AND .CoUNsRLORs, Greene
Nile, Tenn. will practice in al the
oirts of Upper East Tennessee, aud
i, the Supreme aud Federal Court at
Knoxville. COLLECTIONS promptly made
and rrnlittcd. (7ImayS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

4 ,vES q. DEADERlCk, ATTORNEY
At LAW AND SOLICITOR IN uHAN-
fsny ~ Jonrsboro', Tenn. Ofee n
% .,ham & I.an,pson New Buil,ling,
n stairs, No., 2. lmar13.
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". Triton. ATTORNEY AT LAW
hi, AND SOLICITOR ~ CHANcERY,
Tenn. WILL practice IN
|lhc Court of Carter, Sullivan and Wash.
nslon Counties, Tenn. Special atten.
! hon given to the Collection of Claims.
...- 73aprill7-ly
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Ir they want to pull 'cm back all
the men in the world can't stop EN-.
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ATTORNEYS
JOHN B. M'LIN,
lli,rnfy aiLaw& = Collecting Agent.
Jenesbsrs', Tenn. L.--A-. --

provpr attention gwen to all busi-
sntrn ted 20 me throughout the
". san,bs comprising Upper East Tennes-
fo'"'"' = 0ct-1i-lS76-tf.
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Municipal So; County S.; State $40
, 1875-09-14

Oas vGpenins Sournal" last, baB
Elm berporragenoer Burger &i9monOs,
wel6er GunOiout fir Die Domination
bel Der tirSli@ sebaltenen Worwabl mar
, 1875-09-14

Stobtrat6. Sn Der seiisi9er
StaotratbsliBnng waren BON ben oeut=
i6en MitstieOern Die Serrcn, @agner,
2auer, @pansenberG 9traus uno Sim
mer anluelenb. Serr Spangenbere
madte Den 9prl6log, Den Serrn Strau.
dig SruItee pes S6ulcomites wieoer 81
erpdblen. Serr 2auer iblu9 Den Srn,
Goporos por,iuoem er bemertte, oaB oers
lelbe i6on frii9er an Gomite oes S6ul=
ratbes gepelen unb liN als elm lchr tbd.
tiges Mtit9lieo bewielen babe. Us fan
oariiber 5urAbitimmun9 uno Sr.S trau:
mlroe nit 26 Stimmen errudblt. Ser
Goworos er6ielt 5 Stimmen.
, 1875-09-14

%. @. gples' v@reat New Dorf unb
Tew Orleans Circus uno Menaseric,"
miro bier, an 2ei9b, @de Der 9. Strabc,
Montay uno 9icni flag, Den 20. uno 81.
Scptcmber, 8orftellungen seben. Is
1T oicIer 6i,eus iebr in u%nleren @edlel-
bldttern 9elobt moroer uno mir lino
iiberssnst, baB er poae 3duier Sieben
miro.
, 1875-09-14
6ebit>W el0df 1875
A. L. Elicit & co.

inb in ibr nsuss @%si6dftsbaus. so. IL. 10
pnp IA. a3wS fte Ctr, swiiten Main unb
Cars, einsescsen unb ieytim Stanee Wis-
berpertaufsr i'm Sipen cine neue 9rp6e Wus.
pabl BON Mope. unb Manufaftur QSaa, en-
puraulssea. Dislaben baben su ben utsbris-
fen preiien, pel1e In ben leBten Monas
ten berrl9ten. sineefauft. Sbr Eager UNI -.
fabt aQe artlfeI tlr ben giiosn paisnb une
lino NIT Der srSBtsn Spr9faIt aasseiu1t 70
ppbI bel teu Gabrtfantel rper a9enten. Gle
erlm9en bic 8auieu,e beS SItens tbr Eager
Zip auauisben mi limb Serlidert baB fe Sc.
ben autrisbsn iteaen fSnnen, weltber nit ibnen
in Notwithstanding tIet.n wtro ,ue baB
Sober 10 billis bsi ,bnen in &itmUnb taufsn
fam. ais IN trsenb sinem anperen Ylase bes
Ia beS. mi mint.
, 1875-09-14

Sufin9s Court. Solseno'
Sale puroen in bielem @erIHte per-
banOelt
Sames DARTS, ansefla9t in berWirtf
i1ait BON @ibIon & Burns einsebro9er
su lein uno 8 Slalden Wein uno eint
&ite gisarren seitoblen 5u baben, ipur'
De freiseipruAen.
Gowaro 8rown, elm %tleiner, farbise,
Sunse, ansstlast einen sewilem Watlor
5aplor onsesriiien uno i'm 10 sel9la=
gen Su babsu, oaB er itarb. wuroe selterr
Graminirt. Sein Sall wuroe ni1t be-
enoi9t.
, 1875-09-14
Diatid fir gaus9dltsr
0irsimia Seuermn9
Garbpn Sill Gpft Gpfe
rtsr
G0rbpntte.

DieIe apbIen fnb biz beien unb reinfsa
wsI9e ismals bier S~eIfaRft wnrben.
sic belBsn bic suien Gissui9aften a1lss.
,rer apbl en-, sbue ,brs HsbIer
sic Gub rein unb fret ppn G6iefer.
wgie adnbsn le'9t ane bei5en f6nea.
,Gte brsunen esal sbrt @erdu1h.
,,@ie psrbrennen ppQsummen unb binirr.
laEsn feline Salatsa rtst balb aassetrannts
&pblen.
8sRsanreen, welds srtpeeer in ibrsm Sob
lenlassr pbtr Office atssssbr. 'pe,ben asuau
bsiOrst. @srmEse ibres errBen g'Orratbes,
linb iie i'm @tan0s @iepsrsntanfsr isper a3sit
an Serlrreen.
spft aamp Cote, atseIisiest. . SIS IS
SOft Sntl @pfs. abasllsfst S IS
SH,ce: Nv. Hos Gant StraBe. g. ilGen
Der 1tten unb 12ten ctr.
Na,eS; @arpfr. nnbe hsr 10ien nnb an ber
@iipleits bss 0pds, ssraes iibr, Don br 10.
TT. q. Mt. SorreA
Ii Int ls Aeeat.
, 1875-09-14
Dispfag IA. September 1875.
Start NtbmDnb.

Y0ltSet 9ert0 I. Uol9enoe
Taae fameu gvltern in Die lem @eri9te
Sur Werhonolung:
GDellea Spbnion farbis. gel0im-
pfuu9 bes S. 8. Sarris, puroe 800
eeitroft.
8obias Go6o, onsstlast ben 9. %.
Mprris nit G9la9en sebrobt 81 babsn,
,puroe e%ntlaljen mad 3ablung Der &o=
fen.
Mnnie Serbian, oneeflo9t iue9en &C.
iebiibertretung uno Spettofels, tpuroe
%entIoIjen.
Yeniamin Widinion, iarbig, Srunfen
belt, - 9%eitraft.
Splep5 Batter, far6is, Sruntenbeit,
biz beuts perldoben.
Sobngor. farbis, an9eflagt li@ genet.
eert Su baben, aus5uSiebeu, na9oem es
Inn beioblen, muroe - 9cltrolt.
Simptbp @pff nnoroentll1e Neoens-
orten auf Der StraBe unb Mn9rif onf
2ucp Gomaros, puroe bis auf bente per=
16nben.
Mlpis Otinger, onsetlast Die 4olisei
in Musfabrhn9 ibrsr Nflidt g%ebinoert 81
baden, ipurbe bis auf bcute perldoben.
Mortin &ple, Srunfenbeit uno We=
iebiibertretung, entlollen.
Milion 9enOerion nno hilbert gon9=
5ton, anectlost Die 4pliSei in @usfub=
lung ibrer Yflidt pcrbinoert 81 baben.
je 81 seltraft.
Yaura Sones, farbi9, uaoroentlihe
9teoensarten anI Der Strabe, wuroe 81
gtitraft.
Naaep 9pn9, farbis, anscflast SIS in
Ser. 9taaten Yapiergelo BON Sames
Smitb ssitObIen Su babsn, 'pnrOe ent7
lallen.
gs. $. Glarf, aruntsubsit, ,purbe 50
seitralt.
Sbomas Goodman uno 2ouiia @pIe=
mon, belize farbi9, ansetlast in bas
Sous bes S. s. Saylor einsebro9en 81
iein. ,purben entluiien.
Minpr 9abnsp, farbis, ansetlogt els
ne lilberne Salbenubr Don @lemmie
Yrlipn seltoblen gu baben, puroe bis
ouf beute perlhobcn.
Sobias @a1o, ongeflast ben Gilbert
Martes a%ngesrifIen II &c I1la9en 5i
baden, ,purbe entlalien na1 3oblun9 Der
&nlten.
emmett @mitb, farbis, an9eflast 5pel
@aar 6pien unb Elm Aaar Shube i'm
98ertbe pon $3.50 bon @borles Smith,
geltobleu gu baben, wuroe auf 60 Sage
III Die Sail 9elanot.
Charles Welh, Somes 9arris, uno
oenrp 9arris, 5runtenbeit uno nnor=
oentli9es Yetra9eu auf Der StraBe, je
- 9eitraft.
@orana Sill, uno Gertrude Minor,
bcioe tarbis, anseflast in bas 9aus Der
Waarp q. Mtinpr ein9ebro1en uno $500
ssItpblen au baden. &ogana $ill mnroe
ser SnItin9 Guurt uberwielen, Gertrude
Wtinpr entlanen.
Ybilip @obinlon, Srunfenbeit unb
unproentli1es 8etragen auf Der StraBe,
81 seitraft.
Sacob @iaiams, Sruntenbeit in Die
Sail selanot.
Mm. stephens, @nsriH anf Seperlp
@rap, en%tla1en.
@oia Wtifleton, ansriff auf oas Sinh
bes y. 81. O'Swper, entlalen.
&obert Saplor, farbis, Srunfsnbeit,
81 9eltroft.
@nthonp @ranoion, farbis, onseflast
eireu 8aidsuber. bas GisentDum Der
Yane @mitb, unreatmaBiser Weile in
ieinem 8elibe gu baben, puroe 81 9e=
itroft.
Sames Oerbpibire uno Benjamin
8ul, @9ldserei, Dull 81 seltraft Ser=
bplbire bis beute perldOben.
, 1875-09-14
Softer unb Battle.

@leqante Sd)ulIhube fir Md0den
uno Snahen.
Seine &albsleberne Stiefeln uuo St)u
be fir Serren Snaben nno Sitnaliuae.
Stiefel gum &n0pfen unb nit Spieen
fir Oumen, W.dnhen uno &inOer.
Softer, g>alile uuo Sdahteln gu her,
u%nteraeiebten Yrelien.
9umnli lleberihube bon alien Sortcr
su iebr hiui9eu Yreiien.
8eitelte arbejt miro gut perfcrtist
anb oos Yallcn sarrantirt Nusbches
rungen weroen aufs Geite unb BInflids
lte beiOret Serr Sobn >. Yoidcr
miro es iebr freucn ieinen dlteren &unoer
mas. beltellte @rbeit h~etr'fft, beoieneu 81
%oiirfen. GERMAN Voidlen & Sruoer,
No. ou9 unb SIT Broad Strassc
, 1875-09-14


8 81 ew Gnglanoaitd e n.
8efanntlid wurbe Dor et,pa s Sabren
ibpn in 8erbinolins nit Der Snoultrie=
@uslteluns cine 9tep England &itben
eingeri6tet, in weIder Samen in Go
film, mel6es I'M ppri9en Sabrbunoert
in ben Mcp= Gr9lano=S taote Gang uno
@dbe mar, Die oamals lanoesliblid)en
@eribte ieruiren. Natiirli6 miro Don
jebem @alt Se5abluns ermortet. Sn
Uerbinoung init Der oiesidbri9en Wus>
itelun9 1T abermals an N9ter StraBe,
| 9e9eniiber Dem Illus ltclunss @ebduoe,
Elm Observation-Disclosures erDfinet NOR
Den, oellen grtrag gum Yelten Der Sui
lors Some" beltimmt lit. Inter &emi-
niIcenSen aus pergan9ener 3eit %befinoet
li9 aud foIsenoe uerbli9ene Grlaubnik
am Sonntag 81 %reilen, unter @las uno
Eabmen:
Gbelire County, Soffren
Nprll A., 1900.
Sas beSeu9t Nlen Die es aneebt, oab
mad examination mir es n~otbfpenoie
erl9ienen 1T. ooB @m. @arren BON
Newipli6 unb Goparo Barrier BON Sof=
frep grlaubnib baben %lollten, am ndh-
item Gage bes Sperm, mad obigem Sas
tum su reilen unb es miro ibnen osmse-
mdB 9eitattet.
Mbel Barrier, 6rieoensri9ter.
(Gal. S~taats5tg.)
, 1875-09-14
Sic Senrico County Court lit lett &C.
ltern wieoer in Sibnng.

Sobn Ssnrp Miaiams lit scitern in
Die Yenetentiarp abseliefert poroen.
9erlelbe lit auf 1Sabr luesen fleinen9le b
1tabls. neil es lein sweites Ierseben
mar, perurtbeilt wOroen.
9ie Ye%nitentiarp III 10 nit @efanse=
men ansefiIt, baB balo cine 8ersrDBes
ruus berlelben por9enOmmen iueroen
mub, Oa beinabe ta9li9 neue 8erbre@er
%anlan9en.
, 1875-09-14

@eItern Nbenb 8 ltbr mnroe Die Srcu
ing nes Serrn 8oblano nit SRI. Sbilow
BON Yaitor Sose in Der STRIDE pollSp9en.
Ser @e%langperein 8irsinia iarg oas
2ieo, ,peldes nit Den @orten onfdn9t
rWie bab i'd tie Seliebt." Na0 oerSrau
u1s troten Die Neupermdblten lire Sod
seits= &eiie nod Dem Nprocm an.
, 1875-09-14

uno cine Observation-Disclosures BON
ieinen Mitbiir9ern erbieit, mDgli6srwei-
ie mad G9ppten ols Gin Stabs Off5ier
BEG General Solution 9ebsn uiro, mcnn
Qebterer bos Mnerbieten BEG Rbeoipes,
in 1cine Sienite Sl treten, oanebmen
innte. RN
, 1875-09-14

Sie Yoli5ei bat 0a6ridten erbalten,
oob 5snrp Mutt, Elm 23=jabriser, weiBsr
damn ppn Salisbury, y. g., emf lobeil
lit. Sci Noro Carolina SberiIf bat
cine 8elobnung anf Die grsrsifuns oss'
lelben ge1cbt.
, 1875-09-14

8erlebuns Der u&epenue Superpilor."
Sci committeeman Der &epenue bat Die
folsenben 8erdnberunsen Der Gepenue-
Superpiiors pOr9enommen: Sup. Saps
lep 1T ppn Neip 9)Ort nad San 6rancis=
CO, Sup. 6oulfts nod &i4monb unO
Sup. Sewal, wel9er jebt in @i9mono,
mad Stem Oort perlebt woroen.
, 1875-09-14

Sonntas beiu6ten Die MtitgIieoer bcs
@eiansSereius Yirsinia, auI oieGinla-
buns oes Sperm 0iinslina ben Yarf Der
Sebr uiele Serrn unb 9a-
men batten li6 einsefunoen iino labten
iib an Dem friiben uno nno i90nen
Sier. Wtit Sunfelperoen nuroe erit
ipleoer ben 9eimpeg angetreten.
, 1875-09-14

Gonnabeno muroen 2 3immerleute,
uel9e an Der Gbelapeate uno Obio 81.
1enbabn arbeiteten, our9 Sellen, pel1e
in Soparbs Sunnel berab fielen, su SO=
be Sermalmt.
, 1875-09-14

0ie Mutter Der 8ptmeiiterin, SRI.
Ban Sem, 1T felt einisen @o6c erfrantt
uno befanb ii6 seitsrn 10 l6le6t baB
man fir ibr 9eben fiirdtete. Die Dame
lit u Sotre olt.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30
CONTROVERSIES.


EOPARTNERSHIP-Mr CHAS B. BUDDECKE
~ has become partner in my house, which will
hereafter be conducted unde the firm name of G. L.
BUDDECKE SON. G. L. BUDDECKE.
New Orleans, Oct. II. 1875. oil Ina
vIvBE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L formed copaIt nership under the fiTm-name and
style of II. DUDLEY COLEMAN IL BRO for the
purpose Of carrying the business of nannfactur-
ing and dea ing in MILLS, COTTON PRESSES,
STEAM ENGINES and PLANTATION MA
CHINERY, and respectfully solicit the patronage of
our friends and others needing goods in our line
II DUDLEY COLEMAN.
WILL II. COLEMAN.
lin commentary A. E. COLEMAN.
- Union, 9 Perdido and POS Tchouptous sta.
New Orleans, Oct. Is, 1875 OILS I'm
MIR. CHARLES CARRIERE IS THIS DAY
wi admitted as partner in our firm. which will
hereafter be conducted under the and style of
A. CARRIERE & SONS. "
Removed to the corner of Royal and Customhouse
street.
YyHE FIRM OF A. CARRIERE & SONS HAVE
/ removed from No 43 Old Levee street to the
of Royal and Customhouse streets the office
formerly occupied by the Salamander Insurance
Company. 90 I'm
TOPARTNERSHIP - The undersigned have
~ formed cOpartnersbip under the name and style
of BURKE L. THOMPSON. for the transaction of
wholesale Grocery and importing business, at No 81
TchOupitoulas and II Commerce street.
MIC hOLAS BURKE,
PHILIP THOMPSON.
New Orleans, Sept. 1. 1875. 81 If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30
AUCTION SALES.
BY r. nj. & B. J. Montgomery.
BANKRUPTCY.

r. NJ. & 3. J. MONTGOMERY, AUCTIONEERS
Ehe Stock of a New York Wholesale House
AT AUCTION.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE and PUBLIC.
Over Sl73 600 worth of
FOREIGN AND DOMES TIC DRY GOODS,
At Auction.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS
at the large and spacious store,
100 Canal, betw. Camp and st. Charles streets,
Commencing on TUESDAY, November I'd 1875
large consignment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
Consisting of West of England FreE CHI and German
broad and narrow " oolen Cloths, of all shades and
colors French, English and Scotch Fancy Tweeds
and Cassmers Fenback Moscow and EsquimauX
French and German Posly Cashmere, Queensland,
Ottoman Lace and other fashionable and desirable
Snawls
DRESS GOODS in great variety, such as heavy
black and coored Silks, Satins, Irish and Lyons Pop
Inns all wool Merino Delaines Sateen Cloths Serges
elegant imported Plaids, Alpacas. Empress Cloths,
etc. very rich and rare assortment OF Lyons Silk
Velvets Velveteens and fine Plush SuitiDgs, Prints
bleached and unbleached Cottons from one 10 three
yards wide, large line of English and American
Blankets, Flanne!s ladies', gents and children's
Hosiery Gloves etc. Together with very choice
ster Tapestry and Ingram Carpetn!s Rugs, etc,
from edium to finest imported Marseilles and Turk
ish Quilts, and variety of other goods too numerous
to mention.
Sales to continue from day to dav until The entire
stock il disposed Of The whole to be sold without
reserve in lots to suit for cash Sales to commence
daily at 10 A. NJ, 2 P. NJ. and IL p NJ.
n01 1InM
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landed at Cadiz. The whole charge amounted
to the outrageous sum of SS7, gold.
The Smpowners Association will soon pre-
sent formal complaint to Secretary Fish.
and some modification of these exactions may
be made through the Spanish Minister at
Washington, or Minister Gushing at Madrid.
Mr.. Gustavus A. Brett, as president Of the
Shipowners Association, caused the matter to
be informally presented to the State Depart
ment, and found that Office ready to conduct
an Official correspondence on the SUBJECT.
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matte and commercial agents in the United
States, seems to be going out of its way to
infiict every possible annoyance upon our
commerce with Spain. From time to time
they have taxed our shippers beyond all
reason, even when the tax was at its lowest
figure; but the higher rates now imposed BY
the authority of various DEGREES from Madrid
are simply outrageous There have been
several notifications by the home govern
ment of charges upon our vessels at the West
India ports, end also by the Spanish Consuls
in the United States. through the efforts OF
our Secretary of State.
The Spaniards tell our people to get our
government to do the same thing in dealing
with Spanish commerce; but the trouble is,
our merchants do net propose to pay any war
tax to Spanish agents if they can help it,; and
besides, there are few Spanish vessels to re-
taliate upon. The money SO arbitrarily and
unjustly taken from our. shipping interests
does not go to the crown 1t is divided
their friends, and thus our merchants are
made to support class of official and semi
official laZzaroni without the least excuse
They say to our shippers that, they have a
right to impose these outrageous taxes here
or in Spain, or the West Indies, Just as they
please, end if we insist upon taking them of
here, they will be levied in Spanish harbors
the same IS we levy customs duties and ton
mage tax. In order that the iniquity may be
fully appreciated, few illustrations may be
given here
The American schooner Hattie S. Bangs, Of
Provincetown, Mass $50 tons register, cleared
from New York October IS, loaded with Pc
troleum or its products, for Santander, Spain,
and with about 1000 feet of lumber for Ca
dig. Among other things there was tax laid
upon the cargo, for which the vessel was CON-
PEELED to pay on the first so tons 40 pesetos,
for the next $50 tons 275 pesetos, and 40 pc
setos besides for that part of the cargo to be
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI-
IN ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar School,
DAT st. Charles street, opposite Tivo Circle.
This Model School for the methOdcal instruction
of Boys and Gi,ls, respectively, between end ~
years of age nnder the direction Of competent and
an experien.sd Principal, will be opened in the
Rooms of the l. ahOdy Normal Seminary at 9 A. M.
MONDAY, 2tlA SEPTEMBER.
N. B-Respectable children who have been i'm
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments Of public schools, or who can not for any reac
sol, enter those schools, INVITED to attend
this Model School, and their parents and others "a
voring this movement are qussted to confer with
the Principal or with the Undersigned between 9
and 10 A. NJ, on any day of the week
ROBT. NJ LUSHER,
Agent of the Peabody Educational Fund, and State
Superintendent de jure of Public Education, Leu
isiana.
New Orleans, Sept. IA, 1875. SIS tt