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law, agent for the Government of Spain,
to conduct the foreign policy Of this Gov
eminent in the interest of Spain, and
thus he has prostituted the dignity of
the United states and the authority of its
national Executive to Spanish uses; ana
his son-in-law has been paid out of the
Spanish treasury.
That will be n memorable, strange. and
sorrow'ul funeral procession in Brooklyn to-
day, preparatory TO the burial Of the victims Of
the theatre In Greenwood. The long line OF
"he,rses ard other vehicles containing the
bodies Of the dead" will be followed by such a
multitude ot mourners never before were
seen 10 the streets of BROOKLYN.
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70. e. LEWIS y
1M " n ~ a
AeXeTdN 'SsSss t!hdT 55sy,;:}N I'M kM
V(STY ~
\ SHREvEP0RT, Ia. +
For Sale.
EOR the purpose of settling succession
L the following described plantations

nor the purpose of settling succession
L the following described plantations
are offered for sale:
lst. A certain plantation or tract of
land, situated i'll the parish of Red River,
State of Louisiana. on the right bank OF
Red river, descending, opposite Loggy
Bayou being in sections q, "a, Is and rs,
in Township II, Range II, West, contain
ing 1913 7GliOO acres.
This plantation has now in cultivation
and under good fence, about 300 acres,
more or less, with valuable impr"ve-
ments, consisting of DIV, Hing hons",
Gin honsc, negro cabins, corn cribs, and
all necessary out~hnildingS. This plant
atioE is finely timbrrrd, and not subject
to oyertlows, and will Ike sold, Ut prirate
m'r on the following terms:
One third cash ; The balance in ono and
two years, with mortgage and vendors
privilege reserved, with interest ut the
rate of per cent, on the credit purchase
of the price, from day of sale.
ID 4 certain tract Of land or planta
ton situated in the parish of Grant. State
of Louisiana, on the left bank Of the
Bon Dieu river, descending, consisting of
a grant of Gao acres of land confirmed by
Congress, to Lestan prulhommc, as as
Signte OF John Baptiste Brrvell', and
500 SSll00 acres purchased by the deccas-
ed, Lcstan Prudhomme, from the United
States, in Township :, Range s.. and con-
tanning, in the aggregate, 1879 oSlloo
acres, more or less. This plantation is
also, now in cultivation, and with about
three or four hundred acres under good
fence; is finely wooded not liable to
overflow, and has all the necessary build
ings and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale, the same as the above.
For information apply to the under
signed. Is miles below the town of Nat
chitocheS, or to his brother. Serlot Pru
dhomme, in the city of Natchitoches.
+. A PRUDHOMME,
Agent and Atty in Fact of the heirs and
legal Representatives of Lcstan P udhom-
ne, deceased.
Weekly Shreveport Times and uachita
TrlcWaph will insert the ABOVE nj send
| !lll to this office.
,hly - .-;'nl or It.
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From the San Francisco Evening Bulletin.]

From the San Francisco Evening Bulletin.
OWING to the constant inquiries from
" various portions of tho Cn'ted States
in regard to the Eucalyptus Globulous, or
Australian Gum Tree, we arc induced to
give u thorough description OF it, en-
! bracing MANY facts not hitherto pub
lished. Through the courtesy of Som
! tayg & Co., VT this city, we have devoted
much time to the cultivation Of the tree,
| we Nave obtained most of the informal
ton here furnished. The Eucalyptus is
| extensively grown in California, where
| probably no less than ono million trees
are planted. In this city, in front OF
handsome residences, yon will find 1t
with its magnificent dropping branches,
making ~ effective and graceful shade
tree. IN Oakland the broad avenues are
lined with them.
In Algeria its cultivation was under
taken on a large scale. Some $4,000 Eu-
calypti were planted in an extremely pes
tilcntal and mlealthy section, were fever
prevailed to a great extent every year.
During the first year OF their growth, at
the time when the fever season used to
set in, not a single case of fever occurred,
vet the trees were only nine feet HIGH
Since then this place is reported free
from its nnwtlc0mt vfsitations.
In the vicinity of COnstantinOplc, an
other fever spot, marshy and sickly, the
whole ground was dried up by $4,000 OF
these trees. In Cuba marsh diseases are
rapidly disappearing upon the introdnc-
ton of this tree A railway station in
the Department Of Var was so presidential
that the officials could not remain there
longer than n year. Forty Of these trees
were planted, and the unhealthy condi-
ton Of tue place was changed.
| Two miles from HaywardS, i'll this
| State, the Surveyor General planted two
groves of the Eucalyptus, one of about
ninety acres and the other seventy acres,
the whole comprising about 1000 trees
IhrY are now only about five years old,
yet many of the trees are forty to fifty
feet hi Yh tho Whole making 4 most cx:
tensiTt and beautiful forest ; for fuel and
timber purposes being worth thousands
of dollars.
Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and
other Southern States are awakening t(
the Importance Of planting these trees
and the same may be said of New MrN1c"
These trees are propasated and FOL
sale by
w. KITCHING,
| Shreveport, La.
Price Sc per dozen; single plant Z;
cents each. Orders left ut this Office vii
receive prompt attention.
N B.-They are growing in boxes witt
block of soil for each tree and can h
shipped and transplanted any month II
the year without risk.
Anril l5-tf
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A CARD.
70 the Shipping and Travel
ing Public.

In consequence of the present low stag
of water the steamer Bart Able has be-, II
withdrawn from the New Nri, ATS and
Grand Ecorr trade and the steamer G.
X. ID lf-r substituted for which Eoat
Salicit a continuance Of your patronage
As soon as business will Justify t. it l.
my purpose to enter AT additional week
IL packet leaving on opposite days TO The
Dulfrr thereby at'nrdiny increased "p
p"rtnnitirs for shipping cotton aud or.
drrin, supplies.
| lry to return my thanks for tho ill.,
rral support You hay" extended ne. an'
to assure You that While can make trips
without srrinu, lr;cntion, no increase O
present rates need be anticipated.
Very respectfully.
X SlN\OTT,
Sept. 1G-?i. Steamer Bart Able.
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t;." Society ui' ne >urt Il Ir%!t.
ST. JAMES i.\Ni:Nl ~.

'EN|..c !n~';t,';io" j. ii. r>1r1:H ~,'r. -;
| %: ,Ilr Vi .>',..jl,i H'V'i. IL = 81.
miles Hh"lr NrN '';iri>'~. IT, 'l',I,i,n->
ave >,'nripu> N'l "";t vr,i.,,'r.:. ~.
AIM 81 ,n. Religions rulr,"@rin" i. ST.,
>rr1r" to- li'ir ui'i?~ Il t!i"i"" !: H:l;i ;ur
r"mpli>!,I rI'un':"n. S'n,'!i"it> e.
dress is ,nlo1rrI ~ give uI'r< II! il
health is he object Of AZ; ring .oii';;u'ir:
and, il, sickness, they ar" a'''rt'"'lat y
AND rnnt AM y .i;;'l,'rd ~.
tn" scholastic year. Nhi, y l., divided
! into two .r>>.nrs OF Eve l:r'.li> ;ri.
r"l:i!!rrr,> on tn. first Nr'Iu, >,a: Of
D,.tnhr! aud trr,:unat":, in he l",t week.
OF i!Ir l"ll"NIA- July.
Terms Tor the Scholastic YEAR.
, Payable in current funds. >,! alv ~, II
Advance.
NrtraNrr Fee, (hut o,ire 81
Na;"l. win tui,i"n IN j.a"H:~h and
Frr"rh j."
| Washing ~
NnuE, and Stationery il
Doctor Fee &
Summer Baths ::
Music ;"
Sc o; Piano or Harp -
Drawing 80
Vacation ~,l%'," (1"E August and
Srpt'u,h"vj A.
Pupils are llmi'ra at any time, and
charged only from the date If r!ytranr".
No ,lrGucli"n is nahr fox Il pupil hn
,n;,v We withdrawn u, tnl,' the expiration
Of the SESSION., unless il br ON account
Of Sic n"r<s.
80 particular dress is required, cH-
cr,,t GA :Sliulay> and thursdays, when
blue Mvr!uo is worn in winter. and III
SUMNER, pink lawn. and "cca>''ual!\
white .!;;crnrt or Nui.So"k.
Each pupil >honIl be provided with a
blue, a white and pink dress; White
plain Bohhinrt veil, two and half ol
three yards long, according to tn" size OF
the Young lady; a black plain lohbnr'
.ril, twelve changes OF under ga'nlrn;S
twelve pairs of hose, u dozen and Nail
or tw" dozen pocket handkrrch"is, eight
large napkins, eight towels, twelve col
LAS, NiA IL INV w hS, loNi l's'iH '''''>
~ foot tub, toilet box, work box, goblet
table knife, fork and spoon; two pair'
of Blankets three pairs Of sheets. thl''
and half yards lony, tW" and a hal
wide: Il mlNlnit"-har of white netting
two yards long, the top t" hr five feet
long, two and u half wide. All to he
liS>intly marked with the number as
signed.
Parents wishing their children to 10
furnished with clothing. etc.. are rN
lrrtrN to deposit with the TREASURE
funds for the purpose.
Pupils Of every denomination are r.
u,lirru to assist at the public exercises "
rrl.ion-no further intlu"nrc is ever rN
rrri,cd over their convictions on til
grave poiut.
Visits are confined, When practicable
to Sundays and thursdays, and are
I, BE made only hy parents. guardians AN
hear relatives, Unless when authorize
hy such as have power to ln so.
Ep!,,"lary correspondence is subject t
Inspection.
For circulars; and furt?trr PARTICULAR:
apply 10 or address the MOTHER 81
ITKlNR, 81. Mirh" Is ,'unvtnt.
MIR. 7. FD>'RSINE, 40 GrAvirr Stree
N,.W Orleans. or
MR.. NJ. II. CARVER. Natchi'",'lcS, Ii!
AGENTS, MAyZO-tt
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TN IKE
S)NVO\S' LIVER REGULATOR,
PURELY VEGETABLE,

PURELY VEGETABLE,
Is harmless.
Is no Drastic violent medicine,
|, sure to cure # taken regularly,
Is no int"Airain. beverage,
l>a ;a,'lt.rSv tlluiiy medicine.
Is he chcApr>, lnr,licln" in the world.
| ts.uivrn with safety and the !auplrst re-
suits to the most deli ate infant.
Does not Interfere with business,
Does rot di4urra'tyr the system,
Take, the place OF Quininr and BittrrS
of every kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
| Ask the recovered d\sp"ptirs. Bilious
sufferers, victims of Fever and AIur. the
mcrruriHl Diseased patient, how they re-
covered health, cheerful spirits and good
appcttr-thry will tell You by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator,
The Cheapest, PNrrSt Gn' Best FANNY
Medicine IN the Woyla'
It contains four medical elements, nrv-
cr united in the same E'pr\ p'rr"rt"n
| in any other preparation. viz: a gentle
| Ca,hartic, a wonderful Tonic, and TN
crrtio,.ahlr Alternative and certain Cor
rrrtivv of all inquiries Of the body. Such
signal success has attended its use, that
it is now regarded as tn"
EFtECyIAL SPECIFIC
For all diseases of the Liver. Stomach
and Spleen. As 4 Remedy i'll
Malarial EevvrS, Bowed Compla;nts; Dys-
| prpSia, Mental Depression, Restless
ness, Jaunlirr, Nausea. Sick
| Headache, Collie, Con>tipa-
! tiou and Biliou>nrSs
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
| c A u TT \!
As th"rr are inuml"r of limitations
offered to The pu''liU We would cattio!
the community to
BUY no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER K;5tl nAif unless il
our engraved wrapper with Trade Mark
Stamp and signature unbrokcn. None
other is genuine.
J. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga. and philadelphia,
Your valuable medicine Simmons Live
Regulator, has saved me many D""tor
bills. Use it for everything it is X
commended and never knew 1t to fail
have used it in Collie and GrubhS, will
my Mules and Horses giving them abnu
half bottle at time. I have not los
one that gave it to. you can recommend
it to every one that has Stock as brin!
the hest medicine known for all com
plants that Horse flesh is heir to
T.. T. TAYLOR. Agent for Changers 0
! (irOrwiu
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Tur RADICAL MEETING. On lurs-
1ov last eliminated another grand
1,1ical flzlc For q month past rad
Zeal trnChracn have tried the solrS OF
horse flesh in drumming up crowd
for the welcome of Packard and to
,hc urgent appeal of slavery and beet
less than four hundred men women
and boys responded to the call.
II was 4 failnrc crank and ontIa-
pcons" as one of the faithful put it.
Hugh J. Campbell spoke to old line
tVhrS and Conservativcs-that is, ne
smoke to the dead and the "tO come,
for Wings are all deceased and con-
sprvatives unborn in NatchitOche>
parish. Packard spoke rice and
sugar, and tho other lights spoke
nothing.
There was no enthusiasm, every
thing dead and cold. So ends thu
last of the radical canvass in \htch
itoches and so will end their rule il
November next.
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SrAHB1MG AFrRAy.-Two negroes
got into an alteration On Washing
ton street on Sundry night last which
resulted in the scrions cutting in the
breast and thigh of one Fee Spade
by Charles Redrick, both colored. No
arrests have been made
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F1GuTIXG has commenced in ear
nest but politics this time has less to
DO with it than formerly. Josh, tn"
colorcd tailor and champion marcher
in radical PROFESSIONS, gave some i'm
pndence to a white gentlemen who
was cndcavoring to protect another
negro boy from Josh's assaults, and
Josh had his head "buttel with q
brick.'
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Judge Phillips, white republican,
Capts. Ward and Flowers, colored
republicans are stumping this section
for Tilden and Nichols.
Ward and Flowers have turned the
few negro republicans in this parish
bottom-sde up.
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The sweet Pinclsncy Harris one of
Packards pack hounds WAS beautiful
" cursed ont in Campto by one OF
the Nichols voters who was formerly
q Republican. Pinckney was entirely
too unwell to speak here in conSe-
QueHce.
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Crockery, Hollow & Will
low Ware.

A full line of FANCY and FAMILY
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
Blocks, Stationary, &C., &'
IN fact
4 FRESH and select stock OF goods always
on hand, which having been purchased or
a ca III basis enables ns to offer extra Induce
mrntS to cash buyers.
Iii .hc,t cash price paid for cotton and other
produce, and liberal advances made IN cash
or merchandise on consignment
March 2J-lV.
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Registration papers dated between
AUGUST 3lst 1874, and OCTOBER
ODD 1874, ARE GOOD. NONE 9TH
Frs ARE.
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SHOOTING AT THE BARBECUE.--The
negroes after being fillcd with Pack
ards eloquence, and what was better
to them, Packard's beef, got up a
smart skirmish among themselves
which resulted in wounding a darkey,
whose name we did not learn, in the
thigh.
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NOTICE T..

\OTIE T..
I|av;Mv bought Mr.. s. Parsons entire
stock Of Horses, HACKS, HnSSi"s and
lIrarS,', as we'll as Il full assortment at
r,,iinS. HOW invite continuance OF
the patronage ofthc public.
Charges will he moderate.
Hir. Of Ilrarsc within corporation SD
Price for distances bryollu corporate I'm
if, will he governed hy the distances
from S25 to $50.
Cot1iu$ of AL styles on hand, riicc:
ranging from 3!!3 1o3lno.
July Stf. L. 'EIlEMA.''
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Ward and Flowers spoke to large
crowds of negroes at Campte on
Wednesday, Carroll Jones on Friday,
and Marcos on Saturday. Keep the
ball moving.
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The radicals are trying to reform
their parish ticket but they are doing
it in TIE wrong way.
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There will be q flag presenta-
ton at the Tilden and Hendricks
Climb, and we hope that every man
In town will he on hand tonight
Let the voters turn ont to re
ceive from the hand of beauty the
banner that will lead to victory.
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Look. Here.

1t is requested by the Democratic
Conservative Committee, that the
citizens of the city illuminate their
buildings on Tuesday night, during
the procession.
Members of the Tilden and Hen
bricks Club, will report at the Club
room at eight o'clock P. NJ, for tor
ches and transpareuccs, and vii! form
for the procession on Second street.
TIE ROUTE
will be down Second to Amulet, dOwr
Amulet to Jefferson, down Jetfeffer
son, then up Jefferson and Front and
Washington to Texas, MP Texas tc
Third, down Third to Pavie, dowr
Pavie to Second, down Second to ST.
Denis, down st. Denis to Front, NJ
Front to the Headquarters of tht
Democratic Party, {I.acoste building
where the parade will be dismissed.
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GRANGE WAREHOUSE.
At GRAND ECORE, La.
J. NJ. PORTER, Grange Agent.

JIM. PORTER, Grange Agent.
pECElVlNG. Forwarding and Fnr-
II chasing agent for the Patron, OF s'n>.
haulry. All business lntrnS'''I I" h'.
care will receive prompt attention HtH
th, uatro,s can rr>t assured I'll being llh
crallv dealt with III charges. &c.
4 share Of Business Is respectfully S"
licitpA.
March % chi.
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The BEST the market affords and
weli served, at Eurdick's Boarding
House.
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w. KITCl1ING,
O, GhaEEElth,
Boot and Shoe Maker.

CHALLENGES the world for neatncss
v and durability of work. Satisfaction
in fit and material guaranteed
Shop Oh ST. Denis 81:
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Those that have not papers dated
between August }I>t and October 23d'
MIST 81, REGIHTERED AGAIN!
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BOARD AND LODGING Only
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
per day, at Burlick's Boarding House.
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portage >,",u? ED writing ln Dr. T. WtWist.
10 jl,rrr",, va ~ h,tn the doctor ard his i'm
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agents. or Of the ,,l,li>h,rs Lircct. Plain mus.
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h,,,-.H,.r library ,;iE;u.., in !'l.,lisA only,
$3,..5 sent rs mul postage ,r' lpid. on receipt
Of the rrtc. A lady writes tie author: !"
have ",NA,s fit that yUl We're tie phS stefan of
the wUrl. trIll. TIE f.ct Il yu'tr rlLrrful sue.
ccs" Nnt vi5u;L Ill It's N!.v !v%,i,r says
lhave found It to l,r one IL TIE grandcst
wcrhr Of ts,,.u.e." Auu;Ac. says would no}
be wilhnrti i, for,vit" its cost" NiInih.r letters
reach l!.c G.l..ur every day. C,.lell;s table
nmswasA-s -: s,ror,y. o,so nv
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nSgagn ruh!!cationa. We can fur,
Ess Dim r~ Y {! q: ::: ?: !:; ?5! :e5
kindred topics. "Ul.D EYES MADE NEW"
tel, how to restore iir H. ut end iyrnp .Asses,
w,hou, the aid If Doctor or MtL:cilr. Half
million have been issued already "CoMFoRT
-, ,,ln Ia
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M9'ster nl You cannnt votci
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THH DI2oy 85""''''S Z: PLATFORM,
Reform, a Fair Election, Plh,lt
Schools Railroads, Gt2.,
Demanded.
Tie 81. i.oHiS .N"min'r~ nmI Pat
t1fM N|T~h.
KNHoeg ond tie H"'|;ru| Party De-
uONNrtd.
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TIE ST. LOUIS NOMINEES.

We cordially approve Of and endorse
the platform Of the National Democratic
party, recently assembled i'll convention
at st. Louis, and feel inspired with the
hone Of better Government in the fiji
turc: but the great question of reform is
brought before the people of the whole
country by a great national party, and
we pledge ourselves to use our utmost
efforts to secure the success of those
great cxponrnts of national retorm
Sam'l. J. Tildcn and Thos. A. Hendricks
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TIE STATE FINANCES.
THE TEXAS RAILROAD.

We declare ourselves in favor of the
passage of the Texas Pacific Railroad
bill, now ponding before Congress, and
r,cum,nrnA oar members of Congress to
advocate its passage at an early date.
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PTHIIC SCHOOLS FOR

We advocate the fostering of the pub
lie schools for the benefit of ali the rdu-
catablc children f The State, and that
equal advantage b" given to all children
nnlnrr1 IA ,lIll as white.
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We fully recognize the binding effect
of the three recent articles of amend
mrnt to tho Constitution Of tie Emitted
States, and accept the same as a final
Settlement Of the controversies that en-
yendcrl civil war, and "" pledge our
selves to protect every citizen IN the eX-
crci," of the rights acquired and g'aran-
tee,l BY said amendments, whatever he
his race, co.or or previous condition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-21
IF YOU LOVE ME.
By lucia CLARK.

If you love me. tell me not:
Let me read it in your thought
let me feel it in the way
That you say me yea and nay.
Let me see il in your eye
When you greet or pass me by:
Let me hear it in the tone
Meant for me and me alone.
If you love me. there will be
Something only shall see
Meet or miss. stay or go.
III you love me. shall know.
Something in your tone will tell.
Dear. love You. love YOU WE'LL
Something in your eyes will shine
Fairer that they look in mine.
In your mien some touch OF grace,
Some swift smile upon your face
While you speak not, will betray
What your lips could scarcely say.
In your speech some silver words.
Tuning into sweet accord
All your blultness will reveal
Unaware. the love you feel.
III you love me. then. / pray.
Tell me not. but. day by day.
Let love silent on me rise.
Like the sun in summer skies.
September atlantic.