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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-25

HARNESS HOTEL
Mississippi City, Miss.
rs NOW OPEN. THE PROPRIETORS FIND
J. ing the want of q neverfailing supply of ice,
have built large ice house, and filed It direct
from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is inclosed,
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
commodated The Illumination of the lawn, so
highly appreciated last season is prepared for. A
fine Band is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing
An abundant supply of Oysters. For terms etc.
apply to J. D. MAYER e. CO..
Proprietors
n BAH trains will stop at Barnes Hotel Station
when requested except the light express. sp9 An
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'>'T:6NREYEP0RT, GA T.
LAND! LAND! LAND !!
A Rare Opportunity Offered to
Farmers Of Limited Means
r AM OFFERING to sell tho following
| described parcels Of land on the liberal

r AM OFFERING to sell tho following
] described parcels Of land on the liberal
terms set forth below: -
One tract OF 337S acres, situated twelve
miles south east Of the city tf NatclIito-
cIes. and 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 IL 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 |, 23, 4, and five years,
without interest, Four-fftlls of this
placc is fin- fresh alluvial river soil, and
will Weld 40 to so bushels Of corn or Il
bale of cotton to the acre
Adjoining the above, have 5s3 acres
of the same character OF un'mprove'i
land, which will sell at IS per acre, in
equal annual i,,stailments, without i'll
tereSt.
I also have 800 acres; situated between
Red River and Bayou Pierre, abont six
| miles from the city Of Natchitocl,es, all
fine river bottom land, what is termed
"Buckshot' land, two hundred acres open
GIN, U,DI,Is ann f,.Urr. .>l..,Ost ent'felV
destroyed. l will sell this place t0r s.
per acre, Cash, or IS per acre, "Ne-tifth
cash, the balance in i've cq""l annual i'll
staIlnlents, without interest.
| have still another tract Of 132 acres
good level hill land, situated one mile
from the above described place, and i'm
mediately on the Grand Ecore and Texas
road, five miles from the city of Natchi.
tochcs, land well timbered with pine,
oak and hickory. Improvement consist
of double log dwelling house, log kitchen,
smake-house, small orchar'. Of figs, plums
and peaches. II to Is acres Of open land,
all the buildings little out of repair,
though occupied this year. On this place
is an incxhaustible we'll Of the finest
water In the parish. will sell this place
for 100000; one third cash, the balance
in one and two years, without interest.
TO purchasers wishing to make larger
cash payments, l will make liberal d.
ductiOn from the above prices.
There is no excuse for any man being
without a home of his Own; my terms
are so liberal that the annual payments
only amount to a small rental.
N. II. CARVER,
April 10y. Natchitoches, La.
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The Parishes.

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;;fasr FEL1c1AKA.- The Patriot De-
moclat reports business brisk in Clin-
ton. DR.. Nlonohan has been appoint.
ell sheriff of the parish vice Smith,
tho negro, resigned. Appointment
satisfactory to the people. The tax
collector has been requested to re-
sign. Il, ..f "a, a.. r.. --vf ,..
j7tWEsr FELIc1ANA.-John S. Dula.
aneg,o acting as Parish Judge has
been requested tn resign. The bar
publishes card certifying to the ab-
solute necessity Of it from the fact Of
his total incomretency. The Police
Jury are III the same condition and
are all in New Orleans at present.
Verify, the way of Natclritoches is
epidemic. at - ,.p,
UNION. Tho Record, by the bye, a
splendid country paper, reports all
quiet. Business dull. Merchants are
emitting down prices under a heavy
competition.
TANGlPOHoA.-The Police Jury has
ordered 4 new census of the parish,
80 says the Anite City Democrat, to
correct the frauds of the census last
September. ~t
GRANr.-Our special correspondent
writes us that James Sheppard fatally
stabbed q negro below Colfax on Goth
ru,.. Sheppard succeeded in making
his escape although laroe cro,eds Of
armed negroes are in search of him.
Lar and order, You see.
Mrs. J. w. Dyson, was thrown
from her horse in Montgomery, on %
:"'' and severely injured. 1t is fear
ed fatally.
The election of a member of the
Legislature to replace the negro Ward
'has produced excitement. Kellogg
sends. up . csrpet-basger named
Drary 10 run for it. Reform, yon see.
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EInp1oYnent-Men
women and agents, We have just what
yon need Our 9x1l Mounted Chromos
ontsell anything in the market. Mr.. Per-
sors write: Il struck ont yesterday, and
by working easy four hours cleared 81.
\ lady has just reported her profits 70,
the forenoon as IS; Yesterday mp to 9
o'clock she cleared ~ so We can prove
beyond question that one agent ordered
$500 of these chrouos in eleven work
ing days. We have tho largest aud finest
assortment in the United States. hun
dreds Of choice subjects from which to
select. We will send you an assorted 100
Of the best selling free Of charge on 10
ceipts Of IS so: Send in yourordhrs or
give rs a call. Samples Dy mail 25c., or
~ for 81.
BOSTON FRAME AND CHROsiO c.
22 Washington st., Boston, Mass. .
P. o. Box 2G62.
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! GRAPES! GRAPES 1!

uAsf for sale Grape Cuttings Of i'm
! ,improved native varieties, at the fol-
loNtsX PRICES !: ~ 't1..e i.
c.aesll at 81 IS per dozen, or s$12 90
~ 1esdred, fully tested. ~ ii,
~. Victoria 41s so per, dozen, or
aeVe per hundred, not fully tested.
len testing other native varieties, and
Aey prove valuable in ny locality
sand boil will propagate them. ,. ~, e,
- N Ssfs can be left with NJ. II. Carver,
II, " the city Of NStchitochss, or eth
~: 11yssn A. 1 she village IF Allen, parish Of
IA VII deliver the cuttings on or shout
ia SUth Of January 1875 1t my, resi-
'9ence er'at N H. Cerver's, a. desired.
i4n ~ cases cash on delivery. ~ go
assl oend . fow sbuncheA Is each kind to
E.Jas. II. Gosgrove, Editer of the Vim
raeator, that persons wishing may see
M examine for themselves. 3 I guaran-
= them delivered true to name. : "a
Il, kvery family that owns IN acre Of
sanA OF has the control Of garden,
.ahoaM plant grapes for their own con-
anptian, ~ The expense and labor is 80
little compared with the luxury and
rfo6tfseeived In return when iifhtly
cultivated, pruned and trained. I recon-
.mend. the purchase of A., s. Fullers
Grape Culturist N1Aeip can b lad Of Jas,
Aiiummel, Editor Of Our Home Jpur-
efs slev 0fleansn at ~ 40. lnlchapter
g rage 10 to IA, inclusive, Will be
4s1 sfau and plain .instsuetisnsi for
ssppinS md training. I,would, hoyev-
=, give, more distance to the vine than
sns reccannaepds, owing 10 difference in
.llmate. I would plant in rows hine
~ wide md ten leet insthS drill, 90 a.
% give moro wood to the vine, and q
! sseseer @ruiatiO a air.,
This system is called the ssDoubJe Arm
ysecm," and seems wall a(lapted TO- the
! s s and 10 highly recommended by
y. u Langdon, of Mobile, Ala, an old
sGd relisble Anrserympn. whom I con.
I. 80 Fery AiSA authority. na'f
s.s e AAsE aA.G. JORDAN
~, 49, u, s.xn I'D
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LOOK OUT!
THE RA|LR0AD is COMING
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO
GET A HOME.

WE have for sale several tracts Of la,nl
W in various portions Of the parish Of
Natchitocl'rs. and in the parish Of VIM,
which will |" sold cheap. IN lots to suit
purchasers, and tn industrious reliable
men on liberal terms. These lands be-
long to the heirs o: }. j. Prudl.om.nr, the
titles are perfect, and will III made to the
satisfaction Of purchasers.
One place on Old River, ten miles he =
low Natcht"c!lrs, if not sold, will &c
rented for the year 1876. There i. on he
place 4 good hose and cistcl,, two ont.
houses, anA fifty acres Of cleared land,
partly under fence.
Apply to .... .o. ..,
CUNNINGHAM & CHAPLIN.
Oct. W.-tf. .......
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Corrected Healy by Carver & Taylor

Gotten. ...."..-.-.............l0 14c'
lfidce, dry.-.......- ................. l1Tl3c
Hides, green. ...................'...... 60 10c
BAcoS.-The market Ia in good supply
Clear sides are quoted at l6c; shoulders at l2l:
' F,oas G:iG IL good Supply with fair demand
wsatlote XX at ~; low XXX 5007 Is and
good Xxx at 8 00; Choice Xxx at 50 80; choice
family st0ei2.
PosK.-scarce and quoted at &c. ~.
BAGtlSG.-1n fair supply, demand fair. Hemp
aedjute at 'sc; PEE yard. No India in market
,.;ssi !. s.sssBp ly with good demand In
HAxs--Are in light supply and dcmanil limit
I'd Canvassed arc quoted 0 1856. ,.a.y.ta.r
SASH>-tp good supply. Liverpool coarse sells
at e Is per sack. Fine I5as5c higher. -
,SgsD GRAsE.None but rye in market which
In quoted at3i.7hper baShel. .sa
IKON TIEs.--The market il in good supply,
and selling at 7sDee per pound.
N0LAssgs.-S Scarce. Choise Louisiana il be-
Ing sold at AS; per gallon.
Coal Oils in good supply and is hold At
Sc: pe1gaIlcn.
rot.cco Supply god Good medinmF is
Qlete1 ii &c. and Ems bright at Is per pound
CorEE-The SIMPLY is limited aud demand
good. Prime at 2SsoG,.
RICg.-No Carolina h, market Louisiana is
held at lO3c. per pound.
CORS.-fs scarce, bnt no demand. r
.SOAP.-Extra olive bar lOc.
SUGAH-L0Wisisna prime is quoted Mt 49, vel.
Inv ls clarified o IIsc; crushed and powdered q
l3l. @l7' - Via
'WHIsKYa-Whita and Rod IRE Irld at a. 50
.pergalloai Rongbon commands t50s 30 Ger gal.
lon. gS3 - :
sSgor-ls b good snpplv with mir ilemaha ind
sold at g 90 per sack and buck shot at g.
eowpEH.--Thc supply 10 large and is held
u ~. per pound. -.
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE, my plantation,
/ situated about five miles from the city
Of Natchitoches, on Old river, containing
about Cos acres, with fine cypress brake.
Ninety acres ofthe land are cleared and
in cultivation. The place Is well sit
uated, having also all the building neces-
sary for Q we'll improved farm.
For full particulars apply to
D. BOULAY,
Sept. 4 SIN. On the place.
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Singing Book.

We would call the attcntlon'of Teach
ers, and others interested IN music, to
the following works, as being the best of
their class:
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TEE ALD1NE ART UNION.

The Union owns the originals of all
THE ALDlNE pictures, which, with
other paintings and engravings, arc to
he distributed among the members. To
every series of 5000 subscribers, 100 diff.
terent pieces, valued, at over $4,000 are
distributed rs soon as the series is full,
and the awards Of each series as made,
are to he published in the next succeed
ing issue of THE ALDINE. This fea-
tire only applies to subscribers who pay
for one year in advance. Full psrticu-
lars iu circular ,scnt on application en-
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FAIRY ECHOES.

A C!ass-Book for Children. Used in
all the principal Public Sch"lls. Price
sc per dozen. Samples copies mailed.
post paid, on receipt of Is cts
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MUSICAL CHIMES,

Anew Class.l'O0k for Female Voices.
Price $9:per dozen. Sample copies, mail
ed, postpaid, on receipt of 81.
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LORD Z TAYLOR

Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
WI, opiag to their great success du-
ring the past season, IL filling orders
from all parts of the United States,
give greater attention to out-of.tovn
business: With an enlarged Depart.
ment and increased facilities, they 'cill
fill alLorders BY mail ,vih their ayual
promptncss, and, they trust, 'cith com.
plete satis,action.
Black and !colored Silks, Fall and
Winter Dress Goods, ShSwls, Cloaks,
Linens, Prints, &c. Also, .Hamburgs,
Insertions, Edgings, Trimmings, &c.
Plain and Fancy Hosiery, Gloves, Um-
brellas,' &c., 90. Each depsft.ncnt be.
ing complete and replets With an the
novelties to be found in tho European
. rrs'ths ". :5.i1.t I1L..
~ Our Ladies' Shoe Department con-
tains 8 stock q Winter Shoes unsur-
passed for elegance, durability and low
ness Of price. Directions for aelf.meas-
arelnent sent on application. !
~ Complete assortment of Cents
Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs,
Tts,t Hose, Gloves, &C., Goods sent to
any part'of the country. Shirt measure
ments sent GU application. !,
~ For the ceounmodation ;of Ladies
and, Families who arB unable to visit the
citY. nH lines Of samples Of all gra des Of
Dry Goods will be sent, and orders BY
mail filed with the greatest possible
care. '''> : va sl8-3m.
'rr !Tr9 rff''r r. :.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. 81. .-
p GREAT BARGAINS.
7 HAVE for sale on my plantation, on
i Cane river, nine miles below Cloutier-
vile,
One fourteen inch Grist mill.
One Carver Gin stand. ~
One buggy with pole and double har.
Two Fiat boats.
One Brooks cotton press.
One circular saw, 81 inches, with frame
and carriage. ..a -a'esA. n...
All in fine order and as good as new.
For terms and price apply to the under.
signed in person Or by letter. H.,
0,.a LANY CHOPIN,
Nov. 2O-tf Cloutierville, La.
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Public Sale,

u uGWDAO SCOAOs
THERE will I've offered Cor sale, to the
/ last and highest bidder, at tho Court
house door on 49,. .....
Saturday, December 4th, 1875,
the following property belonging to the
succession Of Henry Hertzog: 90
One lot Of ground, on st. Denis street,
measuring fifty-six feet front and run
ming hack for depth onc7half the distance,
between St. Denis and Church streets.
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Also, one lot on Church street, will,
same front and depth as tho first, with
buildings and improvements.
Terms of Sale. @a.al
One third cash, and for the balance the
purchaser to execute his notes payable in
one aud two years, with interest from day
of sale at the rate of 8 per cent. Special
mortgage and vendors privilege retained.
Sold subject to appraisement.
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SONG ECHO.

The Most Popular School singing-Bcck
ever published Price $40 per dozen
Sample copies mailed, postpaid, on re-.
ccipt Of Is cts.
Address, J.. L. PETERS,
SfJ
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MARTIN !: : & So! SMITH.
o"a - s. TIE A NJ. -'''
( SAW s: ! MILL,
HS.tlfE

-. PRICE.
AT the mill, per M.........s5,Q0 to $1,000
Delivered in town, per .:....... ,l4.W
WE TAKE pleasure in Informing the
w public that we arr prepared to take
CONTRACTS to, build cabins, furnishing
therefor. lumber; material and labor, at
very low rates. ~ "
.aa..,,.s =: BOX COTTAGE,
with gallery, 14xls feet, complete o shin.
gled roof, pat up for $l25.00
BOX, COTTAGE, l2x15 fset, with gal
lery, complete, pnt up for $l0W: ~
Planters and Others will tine, it to their
interest to give us call.
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Duplex, will, meet with prompt atten-
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$4,000
FOR SALE.

DLANTATION just below Camptc, on
L Red river; above overflow; 600 ar
penis about us acres open and fenced
large dwelling : new gin house complete
stable, Glib and all necessary houses, with
efficient labor now in them fine orchard;
a deadening rs acres ready to be taken
in no coco grass.
For terms apply to-
Sepl-tf S. HARRISON, Campte, La.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-23
The Dead Come TO Life.

We had feared that the old African Co.
lonization Society was dead. 1t seems to
have come to life. We see it announced
that at meeting of the Society in Washing.
ton on Wednesday j. II. B. LATRoBs, OF
Maryland, was reelected president. A very
good selection indeed and we hope that the
Society not only lives but may yet do ga
great deal OF good" notwithstanding that
tue negro population, for whose benefit the
Society was organized, has shown so little
respect for it.
The most hopeful scheme for ciyiizing At
RIGA was this very scheme Of African coloni.
z.tion the transporting of those OF African
descent in this country to the African CONT
nent. They could carry to the land of their
fathers what of civilization they have &C.
quired In this country and teach it TO the ma.
tives, and in time, as it was hoped by the
founders Of the Colonization Society, bring
the venerable continents to tolerable state OF
civilization. So MOBILES an object deserves the
most patient and sturdy support. We should
hail with pleasure signs of It's prosperity.
The African could do nothing better for him.
self and the land Of his fathers than help to
advance the yieor and influence Of the Co.
iohIzation Society.
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co.ar,rrrrosaI Mn.ARCHY.-The Ia

Cossr1rurrosAL MosABcHY.-The arm
Vile Mercury does not wish.to see consti'n'
tional monarchies compared with SUCH o des-
potism as exists 10 this country. 1t says:
"There are constitutional moDarcbies in
England, Belgium, Holland. and scandi-
nayia, even If we omit to CLASSIFY rs sucn.
Germany and Italy, In England the soVe'
reign has no control of the army. and navy,
nor of any branch Of the public service. In
Belgium and Holland the functions OF the
Crown are rigidly limited. In Norway Inc
King has not even the power Of veto. !n
Denmark and Sweden royalty is only the
fgure-head of the State. This model repu1-s
lie has become bureaucracy, very similar ~
il, actual working to the French klngao!mi,
under Louis Philippe. How long It VIII
last It is bard to say, but that the DARK
shadow of q greater despotism IS cIeepinS.
over the land is apparent to the most super
fetal observer. Already there are governing
classes who seem to think they have diYlne
right to power, and the whole system OIL
national legislation tends to the concenera-
ton of authority first in bureaus, ana then
in the select circle of those who made Inc
bureaus. The system, built upon tnlran-
chised ignorance and selfish lust for power IS
adapting. itself TO the Requirements
of The first Casar who may arise. Pernaps
it is not 80 much-Grant as-bis successor,
wears hence, who is to be dreaded."'..1: 80