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LAND! LAND! LAND !
4 Rare Opportunity Offered to
Farmers Of Limited Means.

n AM OFFERING to sell the following
| described Parcels IF land OH the liberal
terms set forth below:
One tract of 1913 acres, situated twelve
miles south east Of tho city Of Natchito-
cl,es. and aSont 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 aid 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.23, 4, and five years,
without interest. Four-6fths of this
place is fin" fresh alluvial river soil, and
will yield 40 to so bushels Of corn or !,
bale Of cotton to the acre
Adjoining the above, have $50 acres
of tho same character of unimproye'i
land, whic, will sell at s. per acre, in
equal annual installmcnts, without i'll
terest. A
Ialso have 32O acres situated between
Red River and Bayou Pierre, about six
miles from the city of Natchitocllcs, all
fine river bottom land, what is termed
"Bnckshot' land, two hundred acres open
gin, cabins and fences almost entirely
destroyed. l will sell this place for 81
per acre, Cash, or So per acre, One-i1tl
cash. the balance in five equal annual i'll
stallments, without interest.
have still another tract of u? acres
of 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 Natclii
tochcs, land well timbcred with pine
oak and hickory. Improvement consist
Of double log dwelling house, log kitchen
smakc-house, small orchard Of figs, plnms
and peaches. II to Is acres Of open land
all the bnillings.a little ont OF repair
though occupied this year. On this place
is an il,exhaustihle well of the finest
water in the parish. will sell this plac,
for 100000, one third cash. the balance
in one and two years. without int rest.
To purchasers wishing to make larger
cash payments, will make liberal DO
luction from the above prices.
There is no excuse for any man being
without a home Of his own; my terms
are 80 liberal that the annual payment!
only amount to u small rental.
N. H. CARVER,
April 10y. Natchitoches, La
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GRAPES! GRAPES!

T offer Fl sale Grape Cuttings of i'm
/ improved native varieties, at the fol-
lowing prices:
Concord at 81 Is per dozen, or $12 90
per hundred, fully tested.
Rays Victoria 81 so per dozen, or
$40 90 per hundred, not fully tested.
am testing other native varieties, and
as they prove valuable in my locality
and soil, will propagate them.
Orders can he left with N. H. Carver,
ESQ.,, in the city of Natchitoches, or with
,nyself.at the Village Ut Allen, parish Of
Natchitoches.
l will deliver the cuttings on or abont
the Goth of January, 1876, at my resi-
dence, or at NJ. H. Carver's, as desired.
In all cases cash on delivery.
send few punches of each kind to
Mr.. Jas. H Cosgrove, Editor of the Vim
dictator, that persons wishing may see
and examine for themselves. I guaran-
tee them delivered true to name.
Every family that owns an acre Of
land or has the ,oontfol Of garden,
should plant grapes for their own con-
sumption, as the expense and labor is 50
little compared with tue luxury and
profit received in return, when rightly
cultivated, pruned and trained. I recon-
mend the purchase of A. s. Faller's
Grape Culturist which can be had of Jas
! Fl. funnel, Editor, Of Our Home Jour
| nal, New Orleans, at u so. In chapter
Is, page 1923 to IA, inclusive, will be
found full and plain instructions fol
pruning and training. would, howev
er, give more distance to the vine thar
he recommends, owing to difference ir
climate. / would plant in rows Mint
feet wide and ten feet in the drill, so al
to give more wood to- the vino, and {
better circalatio6 Of dir.
This system is called the 'Double Arm
System" and seems we'll adapted to TIN
South, and is highly recommended b!
G. G. Langdon, Of Mobile, Ala, an oil
and reliable nurseryman, whom / con
slider very high authority.
- A. G. JORDAN.
Aug. 1T
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; TO the Railroad Voters.

We submit the following from
Judge C. Chaplin as the law 10 reIa'
ton to the voting forthe railroad tax |:
Section o455, Revised Statutes,
onthoyizes police juries and municipal
ccoe,nrasions to subscribe to. the cap
;tal;ssook Interpretations undertaking
works ofinternal improvements. = &!
Sec. 1856, requires ordinance passed
for sachI subscriptions to-: contain the
following provisions;:ii y, 49,. u -, ''.
lat A statement Of the number and
amount Of shares proposed to be sub
ss ss' 4as ley i ! * s the .epa>.
e, Inflated 10 NE Parish ee@dth
cipaI corporation, sufficient to pay tie
amo'fIst 81 tile Subscription Ind spe-
cif$9hE :vHte If taxatioh md the time
when it shall he .payAhleTGs
Seos2457, provides that M. ordin-
snce shall bc valid or take effect un-
tirft shall have. been approved and
ratified by a majority Of the rotcrs on
rAass, property tie tas isr proposed to
be 1ericd, at an election to be held
specially for that purpose.
According to the above provision.
ofthe law it is plain that none but
the voters on whose property the tai
is tn he levied, only on the landed es.
tateiu, the Parish. and it therefore
follows 'conclusively that none but
voters owning landed estate have 4
right to vote for tho proposed Rail;
road tax, our lawgivers opinion to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
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The signs Of the times, at least
Judging from Ohio, are, that we are
to figbt,eyer again the Know Nothing
campaigns Of ntibsllam times.
The Republicans of Ohio have
abandoned the money and bloody
shirt fight and are bowling against the
Catholics with all their vim. This
indicates but on thing, their utter de-
feat, for no political party can be
successful in this country that pros
cribes a man gu account Of his relig-
ion. -. 49,.
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Col: VIM. NJ. Levy, has built
l. hin !! place "a find 1dshgt and
1thing pond, Which lie intends
1toelsiigs With cur datiwlss aaieties,
itreses white psarch, e.
sat t:s-a,f.-:;-@e.--
{ seaA ore has ~ 1! ~ al atsh Of
bsean>l sesmpaigsu dcepments
H6SA aiA NasAan's yeeloody
= s s9ses6 alulAasay Ohio. We
e.l6eaa uas.aey chat Viii such
IN aii i'll. 70 yseir We
M. ssask tdfdd iies tn On, ! are
~ tsssby tie Isssr.O sas and
Alke,, Happily Tor America such
~. ~ y Norton as loosing their in.
~ tSpilly. 81 aayGr73 'A
= ~ 8. - - = y AZ * - t2E1 IL
f. = So. sss.'-y ss San. ssase -
- 90 -=r
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Died,

I'm this city on the 2d'inst., at, the res
idonce OF bis soprll law, DR.. K. S. Calves,
FRANCOIS MAl1E.NoRNAN, NJ. D., in the
seventy sixth year of his age.
IN the DelsSSaas Ii Name: Irancc
shortly after completing Ills professional
sssSs},s hS's CO. Is ''S yslssS ss
anasiic; I'D Gus * ' oiloss and nh most
reslTss table families, aud :ttas lSft : lsfstt
family + children and grand cliI.lre,j
ito lament bis death. ,..,,> -
: h. fosmapd had large and lucrative
professional practice, for which he was
fitted by his excellent judg'
H'nentand learning. He enjoyed up to
the day Of his death the entire confidence
{ and respcct of his numerous friends.
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1nnp1oynoent-M~"

InQp1oynQ9nt-Mr1'
women and agents, We have inst what
you need Our 9xll Mounted Chrome.
outsell anything in the market. Mr. Pei.
sons write Il struck out yesterday, end
by wc"king easy four hours, elesrea o..
4 lady hes just reported her profits "a,
the forenoon a. IS; yesterday up Il :.
o'clock she cleared u 50. We can prov.
beyond question that one agent ordsru:
5000 Of these chruu,os in eleven work
ing days. We have the largest and fincs;
assortment in tho United States; hui
dreds Of choice subjects from which T.,
select. We will send yon IN assorted ~,
Of the Lest selling free Of charge on r.
ceipts Of IS 80. Send In your orders
give IN call. Samples BY mail &c., J..
II for 81. .i.,5 -
:. BOSTON FRAME AND CHRONO c..
re Washington st., Boston, Mass.
p. o. Box 2662.
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FOR SALE.

QFEER FOR SALE, ny q, = plantation,
l. satd1taA about A Is miles ftsn Tia 6ity
Of Natchitoches, on Old river, containing
about COS acres, with fne cypress brake.
Nihesy acres Of the land are cleared and
in cultivation. The place is well sit
uatea. having also al the building neces-
sary fof we'll improved farm.
n1f till particulars apply to INA
VII" Il - . b: BoUrAY,''
Sept. 4-3m. On tho place.
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THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.

We continue to offer this celebrated
Oil Chrome in connection with tho H.
Illustrated Household Magazine, furnish
ing theui to our sabscfibefs upon the
following very generous terms:
With Mounted Chromo, 500. Ux-
mounted CaroasO, $3.50.
The Mounted Chrome is delivered Mt
our Office, " Ivy canvasscis, or boxed anil
sent by express A. subscribers expen@.
" sent by mail upon receipt of Twent,
Cents extra for postage. Tho Uu,uoqnt-
ed CllUllIo IL sent free by mail.
All communication must Ike addressed
HOUSEHOLD PUBLISHING CO.,
II Rrk Row, New York.
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TIE Booy.Wtr7Ea ?oiTAplE
: z1 ENGINE.

EFFECTIVE, simple, chcap and easily
IL managed. Prices, including boxing,
delivered Oh board Of cars at Springfield,
OHIO.
3 Horse power, :,nsin and Boiler com
p!etr. -, ....... 1882, 90
42 Hors" power, Engine and Boil
er complete. '03, on
For Circulars or further information,
address NE, or Visit my: plantation IL
miles west OF the City of Natchitorhcs,
where I have one Of the IL Horse powc,
driving 30 incl: Grist Mill, there Won,
ca;, have an ocular demonstration of the
power and c''lclcncy of the Engine.
W. A. PONDER,
Aug 2o.-2m. Agent
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The Washington Republic comes
to Us filed, as usual with excuses
for Republican failures, abuse of
Southern people and such other
worn out stuff as 60 to make up
the average Radical journal.
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Cotton is opening rapidly, much
more 50. than last year, and the
demand for labor to gather it is
quite active. Rust has injured
the crop in many sections, to a
serious extent, and the yield will
not come up to what is anticipa-
~ "is''tli tEf2'.r ~. .. .u
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Areq1ires tie assistance HE per-
'saar work Of everyTmap,ipfpur Pr
i@xl'o syors the iai9Roaa't sacnse
the iaasage If the proposed tax for
4oek. '3ia Iasr'' al n gl9 u nGI
.Wetrust that no one will be fonnd
wasting, on the side Of pahlic i'm.
pavement, to do his duty. Our ',~n-
j Hefofts will be extended in that
way, aadws propose to second the ef.
lests 4 or committee with oil ouI
power. 4 3 I e, 80. 8, s.,ar.4 e: {,
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We are requested to State that there
will be a meeting of the patrons OF
the proposed high school to be es-
tablisled here, on Wednesday next,
18th inst. An attendance of all per.
sons7rleqlly bn'is iandhNe under
taking, are particularly requested to
attend. III j:t?lE
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IRON the undersigned at the e..
i mouth of Flat River in this I'm
parish, on Friday, July 10th, lA
1875. A bay horse, Is hands high, about
ten years old. Branded on the left
shoulder o, with mark across it. Has
sink in forehead. will give ten dol
lars reward for his delivery at my place
or Maj. Broadwelps, on Red River. :
~ . .aa2aPT. G. DONOVAN.
Aug. 2.-4t.
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s!Sk Attsn continues to arrivesin
eoaf Quantities. sa''We will resume
8 nsAt ofsrec6ips in, our ,westly.
ssysk itasnhsdl upS 4SoQ TALES
~esal4e the local trade Of the place.
lei ssPsbsred kswever,
81 2 great deal 81 cotton belong
!, ~ snd@ scd6Ndt q .oaf sser-
aS9la6 is shipped from landings along
fss-F r.tH2fats Saytt.s =
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will 10 received up to the
1 LIST of September next, fol the delive-
ry of telegraph poles along the line OF
the n. 0. Pacific Railway Co., between
Alexandria and NatchitOchcs, and thence
to Marshall thirty poles to the mile, dis
tributcd ut equal distances, each twenty
five feet in length, six inches diameter at
top aud eight inches at the butt, of sound
cypress. Address.
THE LOUISIANA TELEGRAPH Co.,
IS Camp St., New Orleans, LII.
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LOST,

4 pROMIsORY NOTE drawn by A v.
n Carter and payable to the order of
J. J. Herbert, dated about the lst of
May last for ninety dollars.
Persons are cautioned not to,trade for
same as duplicate note will be given.
Aug. 14-tt. JOHN }. HERBERT.'
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sgasgsssnbaek meeting at Detroit,
Msaigas, seems to, have been q fiat
! re y. This may be trae, but it
! ,ssen strange to as how the rad.
q 1seea deneunoe the very paper
~ ,sPheld; they pronounced q le.
GS1aaer A. rag money, +" cabbage
nasesT and Confederate statf."
M k'asAsnt' u sonabistaney 'ap-
hid tllis' talk that does not bear
with ths tsues. $e g -. ~, .... ...,
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Sin gins, Beok.

We would call The attention Of Teach
crs, and others interested in music. TO
tho following works, as being The best of
their class: ~.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1. II. 1uRDlcK, ~ - -
General Land AGENT.

HAVING been Register Of the United
III States Land office for years, l am
prepared to attend promptly to all bus
lnesa connected with the Land Office at
Natsa .srhes, New Orleans and Wsshng-
ter. 'F~;s Z, H. a. i ~ s.+itA ii
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To Contractors.

Dds for building l6xl9 box cabins on
u Lake Jericho plantation solicited by
J.C. TRICHEL.
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The weather for the past two
weeks has been exceedingly
warm, warmer in fact for this
season Of the year than has been
experienced in years. Mugb sick.
ness is the result. f-.;, S... tey
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q sasger Davis telegraphs us
~! q, y win, in,a few days, be
peIed to do . general through
lAs Aalfrste business. on the
atge ssss ', 9;,74q
Nj st.zsiSF "a. :, = s,.{, q
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, MARKHTSs,cs I'd: =

Now Orleans: Sspt1 g. 2nott@s u
,s n asniapKs:' G69', ,oiiiha4y u
s Ssic so01, ordinary 12.@l1s,; ',1sw
,milliipg ,tg Strist low j millllils 1870
, m. aal'lmg to,striet miJliyig, l35is
~. ;Ressills 40 b2les. Stock on
land 1890 bales. a.ys -aip-g: ,s4 81
INsui Orleans, Sept. 9-Snsar firm
and jIAAins; common sf@lo; Mo.
I Iss,cs quite !; ordinary. to prime
'|a7O. Flour dali and lower I; snp-
s s s. a3; double extra $ 50 I,
trble s575G7 90 choice and family
s79Jd5 10. Corn meal dull $3 40
Corn quiet S7@93. Oats firm 44@GO,
IRAN dull at 10. Hay firm at $26 81
Pork frmer and held lat % Is
nry salt meals dull should.
ers 9 at 81. Bacon quite l0l at
III. Hams steady 14l at Isl. Lard
dull fierce l4s; key IS. Whiskey
dull 81 q at ! "a. Coffee dull or
binary to prime ~ at l9t. Gold ll54'
SirIt 81 premium. Sterling bank NOM
;asl. Commercial $50 at 554.
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MARTIN & SMITH,
-STEA NJ
SAW MILL,
Six miles south of the city Of Natchitoches

- - ~ - ~ : &f-' fEfE
1t the min, ne. NJ. .......$5.00 to $1,000
Delivered in town, per H., .........l4.W
WE TAKE pleasure in informing the
Wv public that we ar: prepared to take
CONTRACTS to build cabins, furnishing
therefor, lumber, material end aaber, ut
very low rates. "a
BOX COTTAGE,
With gallery, l4x1s feet, complete, shin
cled FOOT. put mp for 4l25.00
BOX COTTAGE, l2xl5 feet, with sal-
lery, complete, put up for 500:
Planters and others will aud Il to their
interest to give Ms call. -
Orders left ut this office er With Louis
Duplex, will meet with prompt 'atten-
ton. 80
r. Orders left with Mr.. f. Smith, at
willis Holmes will meet with prompt
ottantion. ds4
April 1o-1y.
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800 REWARD.

- REWARD Of ONE HUNDRED dol
n lars is offered by the congregation
cf the Bcnsi Israel Of Nstchit0ches, for
Tho arrest aud conviction Of the murder
ora ora Of NJ, Young, who was killed near
Consl.stta, or for information which will
o'''o I.JACOBS.
Ann 7-tf. President.
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FOR SALE.

PLANTATION just below. Csupte, OF
Red river; above overflow; 600 ar
penis aboat j Is. acres open and fenced
large dwelling new gin house complete
stable, Glib and all necessary houses; will
efficient lsbor now in them fine orchard
:. dcadenang of25 Acres ready to he takel
in ; no COCO gfSs, as - ssyszs,
=" Fof terms Applvto. e.~>' : 49, :
eepksf 81 HARRISON, Campte, La.
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MUSIAL CHIMES.

A New Class Book for Female Voices.
Price 50 per dozen Sample copies, mad
ed, post paid, on receipt Of 81. ,.4
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3klEcf PalYA!E B0ARoNle.

/ FEW aasle sestienen can 10 e.
n eohnodated with board by The moath
in ysiyate hnily Referesces requitoll
Sspt+H Apply ct this Office. -
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\ Representative and Champion Of American
Ar. Taste
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SONG ECHO.

The Most Popular School Singing Boo;i
ever published. Price $50 pcr dczeu
Sample copies mailed, postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of IS cts.
Address, j. PETERS,
SAB Br000ruY, Y. Y.
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Mr.. Z. B. Wheelock, President
of the New OneaHs Pacific Rail
road, 'slet down. Mr.. G. W. +.
Bailey, quite fat, which has no
doubt taught Bailey q lesson, who
has resigned his position as one
oftheDhscto,s Of the road d
Cotton pickers are in active de.
Mind and we hear offers OTIS cents
per kpplsea pounds. cash, r>
-- - O@@. --- =
The canvass in Ohio wakes warm
With ! stfto'ps advantage on the side
Of the greenback men. From the
CakAhnia outlook SAd money banks
sSash also. t I. -"
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FAIRYsECECES.

A Class. Book for Children. Used in
III the principal Public Schools. Price
sc per dozen. Samples copies mailed,
postpaid, on receipt Of Is cts.
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e.,a; Conyels, Ca, reports that James
1 u Heard, attempted rape on two
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Aug. 1T.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-08-12
A Kiss for Charity.

A charitable. fete held recently
in Paris had for its heroine a we'll
known princess. The lady, who
was selling flowers or cigars, was
accoSted by a Russian nobleman,
famous for the eccentric uses be
made Of his colossal fortune, who,
after speaking to her, and pur-
chasing some of the articles she
had on sale, asked her suddeRly,
"What will you sell NE kiss for?'
ga hundred thousand francs, re-
piled the Princess, thinking that
the question was not put in earn7
est. "Done," cried the Russian,
as he drew his pocket-book from
his coat, and scrubbed on a Leaf
an order on his banker for the
G4, 900 demanded. Throwing
his promise to pay on the cOuh-
ter, be held out his cheek to the
belle meFchande, who, after some
hesitation, performed her part of
the contract, and thus it was that
the amount collected that year
for the poor was increased by the
princeIy sum of 5000 the
price of kiss.