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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

The Force Bill received something
Of a check in the Senate yesterday.
The programme was to have it read
twice and referred; but by the timely
action Of Democratic Senators, 1t still
lies upon the Vice Presidents table.
It Will be taken up and referred to-day,
but will probably not be reported until
tomorrow. This may possibly enable
the Democratic Senator's to talk it to
death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02
FRANCE

PARIS, March 1.-The Assembly to-day
reelected NJ. Buffet its President, by a vote
of 40 to s.. This majority is larger than
the Assembly ever gave before for Ptesi-
dent, and shows NJ. Buffet will command
a strong majority in the House if he sue
ceeds in forming a ministry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02
gaIrastOu stunIcinsI Election

New ORLEANS, March 1.-The Calves
ton municipal election passed OF quietly.
Il. L. Fulton, Democrat, was elected Mayor
bv 900 majority. All Democratic nomi-
uees for Aldermen were elected by over
yheiming maioritieS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

AFRENCH traveller arrived in Paris the
other day from the Cape Of Good Hope,
bringing with him a diamond larger and
more beautiful than the celebrated Re
gents diamond. 1t is the purest water,
and is worth more than,S1, 100000. 1t was
found in an old abandoned mine called the
Devils Table.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

THERE is some apprehension IN regard
to the British Constitution. One Of the
Judges Of the Queens Bench recently used
the word "chisel" for ''cheat.' There is
a slight hope that it may have been a
joke.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

a NUMBER Of the citizens Of Lyons, y.
Y. are buying ice at a dollar a ton and melt
ing it dOwnsO as to obtain water to meet
their wants. Two thirds Of the cislerns OF
the place are dry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

THE House "banditti' are mot
afraid" They went back on Grant
and Little Phil, yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02
SPRINGFIELD, 0.
Locomotives and Machine

burnInBaOI LONOLIOlIFOs tIHN N Il11l0
shops.
CINCINNATI, o., March 1.-The Com
merciars Springfield, o., special says the
round house Of the Cincinnati, Sandusky
and Cleveland Railroad, having a capacity
for Is locomotives, was burned this mOrn-
ing, together with five locomotives and the
machine shop adjoining. The loss is esti-
mated at from 5000 to $4,000; insurance
$500 on buildings; not known how much
on contents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

GRANT and Sheridan are roosting
several pegs lower than when they
bursted up the siLouisiana Legisla-
uure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

obliged to give up all Of her Western en-
caqements on account Of the serious illness
of Mr.. Tom Karl, the tenor Of her troupe.
She has returned to Boston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

WHAT do ''the President and all of
us" think about it now?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

Bowen says heHwill materialize, If
either party wants him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02
RibbonIsIn % be Suppressed.

In the House OF Commons TINS evening
Sir NJ. Il. Beach, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, introduced a bill lessening the penal
ties for unlawful possession of arms in Ire
land, repeating the law which authorizes
the closing Of public houses and arrest Of
all persons found out Of doors after night
in proclaimed districts.
The Chief Secretary stated that the
government intended 10 re-enact laws
against RibbOnisIn IN WeStmeath as it had
been assured that the Ribbon conspiracy
existed as strong as ever there. He
pointed to the fact that Jno. Mitchell was
elected to Parliament because be had de-
clared he would never consent to be at
peace with England.
He alluded 70 the return Of emigrants
from America, who, be said, had ac-
quired Western vices and forgotten their
Irish virtues. There were reasons for not
wholly removing the restrictions on the
possession of fire arms in Ireland.
The Marquis Of Harrington supported
the bill, which passed its first reading.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

asPEAKaSyg Of the awful chilliness Of
= eaetian house.. Charles Warren Stod-
dard SAYS that at dc day Of judgment he
has not doubt in his Ovn mind but thai
these Italian domestic refrigeIltOrs will be
the last thing on earth to get warmed
through, and it will be the first time they
were ever comfortably heated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02
FOREIGN.
EOhElONs
Survivors of the Hong Kong Dis
aster.
RibbOnism to be Suppressed in
Ireland.
Buffet Reelected President of
the French Assembly.
GREAT BRITAIN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Survivors OF the Hong Kong Disaster.
LONDON, March IA dispatch from
Alden announces that the missing boats
crew Of eighteen persons from the. steamer
Hong Kong, which fOunderedin the Indian
Ocean, have arrived there. Six more lives
are known to have been lost by the disas-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02

TRACY wound up his four days
harangue for Beecher.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-02
The Union and American Conn
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TranfreiG.

paris, 9. Ge6r. SIN Departs=
ment @eine ct Ooiie iuuroe seltern Der
&epublitaner @alentine in bic NatiOnal
@eriammluns 9ewdblt. SIM Departe=
ment gotes ou Morb, mo seitern aud
eine Wabl i%iattfanb, blieb oieielbe nnent
i9ieoen.
@eltern wurbe sum 8eIten Der armsn
elm GROCER Bun in Dem sroBen Opern=
bauIe sesesen, nobel Soban Stroub
bas Or9riter leitete. auBer ben @&it=
sliebern bss Cabinets paren nod cine
srpBe ,Menss %prOminentsr perl0nli3tei.
ten aitpeienb.
Ser @eiuertras belauft lih auf 1907
600 Jranfen.
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Qurorai(Ge Dad ihten,

&oln. Sci Der u,i la. 3anuar III
Sffentlider S,sung oes otaotpsroronc>
fsu.&oGesiums por9snommsnsn Sar'
aerme;fcrwahl wuroen 80 Stimnen
absesebsn. SIN sriteu Dablsanse sr'
belt @sbsrmrath Nicbsroiu9 13, Or.
Bsder, Sberbirgermeiit.r BON Oort'
numb, 10. uuo S:iseoroneter bon WeiIe
Z Stimmen. SIN spc,ttn Wabl9anse
Or. Ycdsr II. Nieheroias 10 uno pon
Weile / Stimme. Or. Bedtr lit Sem'
mad gum Sbsrbirgsrmeiiter unlsrsr
Stabt sewdblt. Wir tSnusn uns iber'
seugt balten. iast Die 6. 3 bag Is
Dem III ia,uieri9en 8erbdltniHen be-
wabrtsn Setter elmer srOBen blaben'
ben Staot sclinsen miro. auA III uals'
rem an seiualtis.n uno o%riusenoen Auf'
saben 70 reiden @emtintpefsn eine
fruhtbare Tbdtiatei gu enlialtsu. DaS
8srtrautu Der 9lrseridalt nisS Ibm
uidt febten.
Sn leetsrsr 3stt tpiro viel ater Die
in sewiner 8esiebuns hsrrlaenoe nn'
iid)trbeit aui ser bieiiJsm feltsa Hbcin'
bride sstlast. VII ei,em Gage, am g..
San. /. D., wurosn auf Der Sefasten
brittle nid)t wsniser ais |ieben sOa'
m.n" BON Der poli3si auisssriifeu.
8rtslan. I'm a(len Orten, no ein
erbbbtes inbufrieues 2cbeu bsa aitsn
wirthidaftliden Sblenorian fiHw.sss'
feat bat. 1T BET ben iinsfeu Stabtocr'
orSnsttn.@ riotwabtsn in Der Yrooins
bas ribrissre Clement gum Sisss So
lamet. 81 aud in @leituis bas yed,t
eiaentlih als ar G.ntralpantt beS gam
aen ubtridlefiten 9non,risbssirts an'
aeieben wcrben tanr. Dort fam es nnr
III Der britten aafe III s!nem &fs
swiIhen Der u%ltremoatantn ano Der
reidsfyeunbt;aen Tartet. Der :aosb mit
sinsm st~anieaesu Sisss sss lsstsFsn
enbete.
Durd Berfasuns Bee Minihsrs sss
Snn,ra III Die hex fei. II Sahren Zee
n.b.nb. Ssiebrid 6 Witaetm . Yietsria'
2anSesaiituns, Oeren YrdIss Der hie'
foe &aufmaun GSuarb GsoB mar, aut'
asl5lt worbsn. Der senannte Sersia,
Ser in bici.m 3.itrauius 81 Srautpdar'
anaseituttst bate, ~nrss loon iii ssrl'
sen Sabrs ieit.ns bss @iaiitsrs Gra'
fen Gulenburs auissiorssrt, Gin Jst'
aliebspsrseidnis Iowoll, als anH bic
Sorbaubsaea Gsatutsn uns sine Gaseiss
Gber Se9 BeRdnb hes o~osganbentn 0srs
mSs.ns. sas sessnnGrtis aus rs Usars
tsstbt, sin3utti4sn. Da S.r Ssnannta
a2sr,in alis hin @xunAianital .t1i.sts
, 1875-02-11
GnglanD.

Qonbon,9 9. Geb. SIN unterbau=
5e erwieoerte Cir Wsidael 9ids 8ea9'
Oberlefrstdr BON Srlano, auf cine SIT
terpenation bes Srn. Serbert ubsr Die
@sfabr fir Die aartOHsl=g rnote nurd)
ben Colorado Safer, oab nur Deutl4s
lamb uno 8elsien probibitip=@ 6ritts
setban uno baB bic @efabr our9 oislsl
GdIer bebeuteno iibertrieben moroen'
Ser @efretdr fiiste binSu, oab er ben
eebeimen 2a'b bereits conlultirt ba=
be rno Die @a9e iorsfaltis beoba9ten
1perbe.
, 1875-02-11
Maenten ~Herlanat4

DE. Foorz n Der gerfaHr mtbrerer raebtaaf&a
gDsrte, spn bsnen etns aber 100000 GrelnpIare atiaS
sefunben bat. Gin ;wettes ,Das Wsnf&enfpRem" Oho
,Nfene Dolisiyra&e unb seiunssr Menf&enserasxp.A
bat einea 3tfas BON iber 10000 erreiat. Dieiss Itstess
RDsrt srfaeint iest easlif& uab seutfa. Gin neuu1
Dtrs .DiRsni&aft unb Dt&tuns' Ssr SAMMY TUSps
Der iusensli&e Nr,t. unb sPoNsrE. Der LATTICE adS e.
iastnt psrIduFs nur snsli&. @sssn Snbaltsssseisp
niHe biefer Werie mslt man I'D entpeter an DE- BooTs
penbea cher an bic Murray ELL Verlagsbuchhandluag,
129 East 25th Street, New York.
aesnt.n psrben fir ben gertries htefr Wtrfe ~Serlanst
snt erbaltsu fsbr sinfis. Bsbtnsunsem. er rnanHsr
Nsent bat f&sn surS BEN gsrfauf eisitr Wefe f4 ben
Grunbfeln ~ etnem iIsinsn @er,n5sen stsst. pDas
g1tnf&.nfsasm" II fir Grpaalent unb ,sDtHtnf@aft uus
Dt&tuns" fir bic Sueens elm ssrtaelides, lsbrrei&es unb
tntersfantes Nert. Gin Subaltssrse@nib Der aDerfe
rsldss franco per psR an iebe AsrsHt p%eriaast vtrb.
siebt cine spafdnbtss Dtf4rtibuns sesfabsa. Nsa
eiansaIs
Ngenten ooer Golporte1re terlaugt.
Abreiire tpie obeu.
, 1875-02-11

uno Msujor 8. q. glsnbinen iunote io=
fort cine SdpaoroH gapaIerie ab, ebe
.aber anfamen, mar es su ipdt.
Das Engagement oauerte falt eineStun=
De. Man slaubt, baB mebrere Snbia=
ner set0otet lporben iinb, bod ldBt ii6
oies ni6t senau feltiteaen, ba Die Suoia=
ner ni@t 5useben wollen, bob lie 8erlu=
tie sebabt baben. Sic &aub5isler nab
men 60 pferoe nit. Sruppen CUR ger=
foIsuns puroeu ibnsn na6sei4idt, bod
blieb bieielbe erfoIsIus. Snfolse oieles
@nsriHes sosen bic Snbianer ndber gu
Der Ngentur. Nm Is. 3. Mts. eing
oas @eri6t, Die @eiBen wiroen etnen
neuen InsriH perIm9en. Saraufbin
perlieBen Die Snbianer Die &eIerpation.
Cine ibnen na@seididte cd paoronGa-
oalerie, UNI tie 5uriid3ubriasen, tonnte
tie ni6t inoen; bielelben ba6en li9 ma6rs
I9sinlid in Die 8erse 3uriid5s3osen.
3tpei Snbianerfrauen erboten lih nun,
iie auisulu@en. ST CAB ibnen einsn
Brief an Den Oberiten Siuptlins uno Ell
men SoImeti9er nit, a1ein II Meilen
bon Der @9entur muroen Die 6rauen bon
Msrifanern iiberfallen unb ermorbet
uno tire gferoe lpessefibrt. Sd boffs
Die W6roer balb ausfinb,g gu MAIDEN.
@esenmartis 1T Die Nufresung 10 sroB,
oab es fir @iuilbeb6roen i6pieri9 iein
miiroe, ettpas gu unternebmen. Q1=
tunsspoa g.. 8. grotbers, Snoianerr
M9ent."
g ND rIons, 9. Sebr. Mm
Giioweit=Pab serietb bos nit gaum=
molle belaoene 5@iH uBrinceton," ipel=
fes bereits nor IA Saseu bur6 einen
8litl6lag in SIammen selebt lpuroe.
9eItern abermals in 8ranb. OaHclbe
miro our9 einen S6leppoampIer bicrbs,
bu:5iirt.
Gan Sransisco, 8. 6ebr
Mebrere grblt6Be murben Sonntag biel
~peripiirt. Sic Gir6enbeiuder serietben
in Sol3e 9eileu in srobeNufreguns UNI
Werwirrun9.
q nag q It E, Sell, 8. Gebruor
Ser 9ampfer o8inbicator." pon Netr.
Norf nod philadelphia beitimmt, nat Of
in Der 8li bermaBen hnr@ Sreiheis be.
if)dbist, bab man fir feline Si6erbei
firdtet. Man l6i6t jebt Die 2abnne
Ser S6leppoampfer u6uoion" ianf in
2aufe Der Na9t. Gin Matroie Sc!
rIinoicator" ertrdnf troy Der 0erIu9e
i'm gu rstten.
8ittsburs, Ya., 9. 6eb. 0a.
MEL 9empieb's Stdle bel Bennett
citation an Der nWeIt=p enniplpanier
g%ilenbabn" tuuroen 9eltern serlt5rt. 81
Yferoe perb, anntcn.
, 1875-02-11
gpanien.

2pnbon n, 9. Seb. ScpeI6en aug
Baponne brinsen folsenhe Nodri@ten
BON benz &risssldauplase i'm n0rolihen
@ranien: vDie t6nisli6en srnpp,n
Iin6 in 81 tela einseridt. Sie &arli=
iten : Sibrer Menoiri uno @rson3
wurben BON ibren eisenen 2cnppen err
morbet. Son garlas fat li6 nod
@ersara, prooin5 @uipuacoa, aurddse=
5osen.
sMaorib, 9. Geb. 8Dnis MlfonIo
miro am Gamitas mad Maorlo aurid=
ftbren.
Gen. Sooellar ii5ernimmt bas gom-
manbe Der Noroarmee.
9emnd9it miro Elm 9ampfsr NIT
400 Mann Don gabig nod Cuba Obj
seben.
Son . o n, 9. Geb. 9epeidsn BON
@panien bsitdtisen ben 8eri9t iiber Die
Ginnabme bon gitella burd Die alpfon=
5ilten ni4t.
Sie Garliiten bebaupten, oaB tie ben
berlorsuen 8oben in @aipuscoa wie=
Der srlanst baben unb baB General 2o=
ma sesmunsen luoroen 1T, 3uran5
unb' Guetaria 81 riumeu unb jest in
San Gsbaltiun einsei4lriien 1T. sic
bebampten, oaB Die A~lpfonliten in Den
IeBten @efedteu 1890 Mann uerlorsn
baben.
, 1875-02-11
3alanbu1s gspsIhsa.

SO darlington n, 9. 5ebr. Sol
genbes iii BON Sort Stanton, apa@en=
@gentur, batirt pom 20. Sanuar 1875,
bier anselanst: Nm 6. g. Smith,
gommilIdr fir S%uoianer-M nselesenbsi=
ten in Maibinston. Sn Der giu4t bes
10. Sanuar BADEN Burger, Mmeritaner
unb Wisritaner, einen @nsriff auf bic
Msescoleros, toelae stuei Meilen BON Der
Msentur Elm 2aser beaessn baiten. se=
madt. 9ie Snbiansr maaten irfori
Mtittbeiluns barber. Sd iu4te I'm
miIitdrii9en S@Mk fir biefslben mad
, 1875-02-11
UreiIe her Nu3eigen:
Esnsaf tsIesr. pspfl9su.
Oehrei9.

Mien, 9. Tebruar. Ser gr5ber=
aos Sobann Saluator BON Sosfana, Elm
Dfi5ier Der 0itr. armee, 1T unter @rrslt
eeltelt porben, neil er elm Yampblet
iiber Militar = Reorganization oerDf=
fentli9t bat in melAem er Oeutl1lano
beftis ansreift uno erfldrt, oaB Elm &riss
5milden 9eui9lanb ulo Oeltrci9 be-
poritebe.
, 1875-02-11
Talenbe gmht
wtrb TN, 10 Mt Aeb etlt.

Talenbe gmht.
wirb UNI 70 Mt gebetlt.
she yericn, r.lds on Otissr 0r'nfteit
ie Ret, mtrb g.tstsn 4 an ST. tIiee ~ ,psn.
ber, ne der ttn' Blaite Mebistn e~srlelbtn 3ur
vyobs, bus& tie &rpr'b:
II mt font
f,nten ptrb.
lie in,tser Soften Gnb bic ersseescasr
BITE I'm 9,trtGltn'6 aum @siGdftt asrines iint.
Or. price in Elm nubi ter Nrat nne bat biz
gebaneluna Der
farentcu smht
~ feinem 9auptautium asma6t unb SsriiHsri
SttIpna curr @sbrauH eires Wfbisin.
l1ntsrlast nitt fir cine Grcttflai&e am en-
Zen, % fsIst ntt's unp pire
@u9 beilen!
Go ma&t ui6is aus. mis alt ne 3ror!bsi'
III mns w,l1s anbere Wttiei f~sbIselGlaaen boz
ben.
Glrtulars uns 3suaniGs spsrssn NIT eess:E
Mi9ts f~otenbeu probeflai9e
asf'uet. .
@sie Ssrittia Der Grprtb bic rs&'s Nbrsis
au astsn anb l&rtitt an
Gr. Gbas. &. Wriee
Tc. 67 WllIans Str New yUrt.
26 IL mi
, 1875-02-11
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@eeenieiti,
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ppn Sire mia.
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90 d. mpnf, q a.
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Die IerEdsrunss-- rirnidait bat
$tO, OUss, 900
@issntbum, nm etwai9e @srlutt Sa tsjablsn.
Die 0crliiite perben sleibmdBia
arseihlagen pnb prcmpt be5ablt.
@srhert u. Claiborne, 6aupt &ssnt
,bobn Y. Tnufnrtb. GefrstHr,
Q. Saniortb, 6iifa g sftstar.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02
GRAPES! GRAPES :.

T offer for sale Gnpe Cuttings Of i'm
L improved native varieties, at the fol-
lowing prices:
Concor! at 81 Is per dozen, Or $l2 90
per hundred, fully tested.
Rays Victoria 81 50 per dozen, or
$40 90 per hundred, not fully tested.
l am testing other native varieties, and
as they prove valuable in my locality
and soil, will propagate them.
Orders can DO left with NJ. H. Carver,
Esq, III the city of Natchitoches, or with
myself at the Village Of Allen, parish Of
NatcIlitochcs.
will deliver the cuttings on or about
tho goth Of January, 1876, at my resi-
dence, or at NJ H. Carver's, as desired.
In all cases cash on delivery.
Isend a few punches Of each kind to
Mr.. Jas. II Cosgrovc, Editor of the Vim
Dictator, that persons wishing may see
and examine for themselves. l g,laran-
toe them delivered true to name.
Every family that owns an acre Of
land or has the control Of a garden,
should plant grapes for their own con-
SuIIpVlVl 40 uSo CA lCuoO VAN HsUVi 40 "
little compared with the luxury and
profit received in return, when rightly
cultivated, pruned and trained: recon-
mend the purchase Of A. S. Fuller's
Grape Culturist which can be had of Jas
H. Hummel, Editor of Our Home jour
nal, New Orleans, ut 81 50. In chapter
Is, page 129 to l44, inclusive, will be
! found fall and plain instructions 70,
pruning and training. would, howev-
or, give more distance to the vine than
he recommends, owing to difference in
climate. L would plant in rows nine
feet wide and ten feet in tho drill, 50 as
to give more wood to the vine, and q
better circulation of air.
This system is called the ':DOnble Arn
SYSTEM" and seems we'll adapted to til,
South, and is highly recommended b!
C. G. Langdon, Of Mobile, Ala, al OH
and reliable nurseryman, whom l con
slider very high authority.
A. G. JORDAN.
Aug. TT.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02
LAND! LAND! LAND
A Rare Opportunity Offered to
Farmers Of Limited Means.

I AM OFFERING t" sell the following
I DESERVED parcels Of land on the liberia
terms set forth below:
One tract Of 37S acres. situated twelve,
miles south east OF the city OF Natr!i'o-
ches. and about one mile west Of Old
River. Two hundred acres under fence.
one hundred and fifty acres open ans;
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
ut ten dollars per acre, one sixth cash.
tie balance in /, 2 3. 4. and five Years,
without interest. Fo1r-tthS Of this
place is fin" fresh alluvial river soil, and
will yield 40 to so bushels Of corn or Il
bale Of cotton to the
Adjoining the above, have 5S3 acres
of the same character of nnimprovr'i
land, which l will sell at - per acre, in
equal annual miscellaneous, without in
tereSt.
also have 800 acres situated between
Red River and Bayou Pierre, about siS
miles from the city Of Natchitochcs, 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 $:
per acre, Cash, or IS per acre, onc-tittl
cash, the balance in five equal annual in
stallments, without interest.
lhave still another tract of 1872 acre,
of good level hill land. situated one mil,
from the above described place, and i'm
mc,liatcly on the Grand Ecorc and Texas
road, five miles from the city Of Natchi
tochcs, land well timbcrr'l with pine
oak and hickory. Improvement colsis
Of doulhc lo;, dwelling house, log kitchen
smake-ho,,sc, small orchard Of figs, pluml
and peaches, IL to Is acres of open land
all the buildings a little out of rpai,
though occupied this year. On this place
is an il'exhamstible we'll Of the fines
water in the parish. will sell this place
for 100000, one third cash. the balance
in one and two years, without int rest.
To purchasers wishing to make large
cash payments, l will make liberal dc
tluction from the above prices.
There is no excuse for any man hein'
without Il home If his own; my term
are so liberal that the annual payment
only amount to Il small rental.
! NJ. II. CARVER,
April 10y. Natchitoclcs, l.;