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Corrected Weekly by Carver & Taylor.

Cotton. ..................."... q Ice.
Hides, dry .....'.-...-~-.... &C
Hides, green. 5000: .'....;:....:' % oc
BAcoN.-The market is in limited supply
Clear sides are quoted at loc; shoulders at l3ci
Breakfast bacon at l9c.
FLoUR.-Is in good supply with fair demand
We quote XIX at IS 50; low Xxx 0o072 and
good xxx at 8 Is; Choice Xxx at 50 50; choice
family gil 50.
PoRK-None in the market.
BAaGlNe.-ln fair supply, demand fair. Hemp
and jute at l9c; per yard. No India in market
HAMs-Are in light supply and demand limit
cd Canvassed are quoted 0s2oc.
SAlT.-In good supply. Liverpool coarse sells
at e Is per sack. Fine l5025c higher.
SEED GRaN.-None but rye in market which
is quoted At 81 Is per bushel.
lion TEs.-The market Is In good supply.
The arrow is held at 10 and the button at lOc.
per pound.
MoL.asRs Scarce. Choise Louisiana 10 be-
ing sold at; prime At SOC. per gallon. by the
Coal OI-1s in good supply and is held at
SOC. per gallon.
quoted at CSC. and dne bright at 9Oc. 0sl Is per
pound.
CoFEr-The supply is limited and demand
good Primo at IS and'choice at -
McR-NO Carolina in market. Louisiana is
held At l9lc. per pound.
CoRN.-tsi in good supply but no demand.
SOAP.-Extra olive bar 1Oc.
SUGAR-Louisianap prime is quoted ct - vel.
low clarified o 12Ac; crushed and powdered o
l5o. ~
WHnKY.-White and Red ere held at 81 50
per gallon; Bourbon commands s506 per gal
lon. 49,
Snor.-Is in good supply with fair demand and
PowpER-The supply is limited and is held
at SOC. per pound.
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LAND! LAND! LAND
A Rare Opportunity Offered to
Farmers Of Limited Means.

7 AM OFFERING to sell tho following
/ described parcels of land OH tho liberal
terms set forth below:
One tract Of 1913 acres, situated twelve
miles south east of the city Of NatchitO-
clles, aud about one mile west of Old
River. Two hundred acres under fence,
one hundred and fifty acres open and
about one hundred in cultivation this
year. The other improvements consist
of four or five log cabins, gin and press !;
small orchard, with spring Of fine
water. Good steam saw mill within four
mile of the place. will sell this place
at ten dollars per acre, one sixth cash,
the balance in l, %, 4, and five years,
without interest. FOur-hfths of this
place is fine fresh a1luvial river soil, aud
will yield 40 to so bushels Of corn or a
bale of cotton to the acre
Adjoining the above, have 5S3 acres
of tho same character of unimproved
land, which I will sell at S. per acre, in
equal annual installments, without in
| also have 800 acres situated between
Red River and Bayou Pierre, about six
miles from the city Of Natchitoches, all
fine river bottom land, what is termed
"Buckshot" land, two hundred acres open,
gin, cabins and fences almost entirely
destroyed. l will sell this place for s.
per acre, Cash, or $S per acre, one-tifth
cash, the balance III five equal annual in.
stallmeDts, without interest.
| have still another tract Of 1872 acres
ofgood level hill land. situated one mile
from the above described place, and i'm
mediately on the Grand Ecore and Texas
road, fivc miles from the city of Natchi
toches, land well timbered with pine
oak and hickory. Improvement consist
Of double log dwelling house, log kitchen
smake-house, small orchard of figs, plume
and peaches, 12 to Is acres Of open land
all the buildings a little out Of repair
though occupied this year. On this plac,
is an inexhaustible well Of the finest
water in the parish. l will sell this place
for 100000, one third cash, tho balant'
in one and two years, without interest.
To purchasers wishing to make large
cash payments, I will make liberal dc
ductiOn from the above prices.
There is no excuse for any man beinl
without home of his own; my term
are SO liberal that the annual payment
only amount to small rental.
| N. H. CARVER,
April 1o-1y. Natchitoches, La
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$50 REWARD.

WAS STOLEN from the undersigned
w on the night of the 2itl nit, a Bay
Mare Mule, five years old, 10 brands re-.
collected, has the marks Of an old tstula
on the shoulder. l will give fifty dol
lars for the mule and thief, or twenty-five
dollars for the recovery of the mule alone
WM. NJ. LEVY.
April l0-tf.
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NOTICE.

DERSONS who owe us balances of last
/ year and year before are hereby res
pectfully requested to come forward and
settle, by cash, notes or otherwise. We
are not disposed to press those who can't
pay up at present, but we are unwilling
to hire collectors or lose the time Of our
clerks to 20 and make settlements. Those
who will not come up can't blame Us il
they find our claims against them in the
hands of our Attorneys.
CAsPARI & DIETRICH.
May 29-1m.
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NOTICE.

The members of the Committee
of Seventy, appointed by the Tax
payers Association of the parish
of Natchitoches, on Saturday,
June 18th, 1874, composed Of the
following named gentlemen:
NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman.
NJ. H. Carver, w. A. Ponder,
D. Pierson, l.. Charleville,
Henry Levy, Jos. Henry,
j. c. Trichcl, L. Cl,aler,
j. A. Dncournau, w. w. Breazeale,
Amb. Sompayrac, Sidney Harrison,
w. Q. Breazeale, l. Kahn,
}. Genius, c. II. Levy,
}. D. Addison, J. w. Suddath,
Jno. Genoe, NJ. Hertzog,
P. A. Simmons, W. II. Jack,
S. 0. Scruggs, r. Schuman,
}. E. keegan, VIM. NJ. Levy,
A. Prudhomme, Felix Bouis,
r. f. Hammett, f. V. Deblienx,
Ed. Phillips, L. A. Deblicnx,
A. V. Carter, w. Il. Butler,
J. b. Flemming. VIM. Payne,
Willis Holmes, E. Mason,
J. II. Cosgrove, Jacob Kile,
Jno. Bludworth, w. S. Campbell,
c. A. Billiard, Mortimer Perot,
V. Gannie, II. A. Weaver,
N. H. Campbell, r. w. Taylor,
J. NJ. B. Tucker, DR.. A. E. Cassidy,
W. E. Russell, Sam1. Parson,
Chas. Leroy, Geo. Duncan,
j. j. Rains, A. Lecomte,
J. F. DeVargas, G. L. Walmslcy,
F. Jennings, +. Halter,
H. McKenna, Alex. Garza,,
NJ. Tauzin, valery Murphy,
r. l.. Faulkner, S. NJ. 4yams,
are requested to meet at the Fire
mems Hall, in the City Of Match
itoches, on SATURDAY, JUNE
Goth, 1875, to take into considera.
ton important matters relative to
the interest and welfare of our
people. A full attendance IS ear
nestly requested, not only of the
Committee, but Of all citizens in
terested in the peace and material
welfare of the community.
BY order Of
NJ. j. CUNNINGHAM,
Chairman.
r. w. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
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MARTIN & SMITH,
STE A NJ
SAW MILL,
Sig miles south Of the cityof Natchitoche

Six miles south OF the city Natchltoches
PRICE,: F
At the mill, per NJ. $500 to $1,000
Delivered in town, per n, .14W
WE TAKE pleasure in informing the
w public that we are prepared to take
CONTRACTS to build cabins, furnishing
therefor, lumber, material and labor, at
very low rates
BOX COTTAGE, T
with gallery, l4xls feet complete, shin.
gled. roof. put up for 31a600
BOX COTTAGE, 12x15 feet, with gal
lsry, complete, put pfor 500.
Planters and others viii find it to their
interest to give us 4 call. %
Orders Lett at this Office or with Louis
Duplex, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. So ~.
49,. MARTIN & SMITH. (
April 1O-1y.
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