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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

NOTHING so illustrates the Infamous
financial policy Of the Radical party rs
the fact that the tide of emigration is
now setting in towards Europe. Last
week one hundred and fifty stonccut-
ters left New York for Scotland under n
two wears contract.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT C0LUhN.
FREE TO ALL.


Desiring to make The Herald the medium
OF communication for the general public,
ana also Ia assist those who mny need AS
sistanCc, we nave determined to print a free
the hoad of Lost" "Fouud," "WHntrd, "
"Fnr Sale" "FOr Rent" "Tn Let" of not
more than three lines, win be inserted In
this column two times free OF charge When
such advertisements exceed three lines the
| excess win he charged at the rate Of Ave
cents Il line, each Insertion, in advance; and
when such advertisement are printed more
than Two times they viii ut charged at the
rate Of five cents n line In advance for each
llun-
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys at Law,

J. M. Hayes, Attorney at Inv. 9oi Com,
merce street (south Of Courthouse. DaIiss
Texas. Special attention paid 10 land
oiains'' aprll
W, 4. Oldham, ONCE IN Mltch,e's buJldiug
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street
Janlidtf
John NJ, stemnnons, ATTORNEY A,Iav W.
2O5 North Side Public squAFs. gp.stsI,, w.
oct29-dtf
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DO not ask for test of SOHODoNT'S powor2
Just talk to lady for half an hour;
II her breath liz sweet, II her teeth are white
II hergums are clean, finer gums are bright
II her mouth IL pure ana hcrteeth clean,
She uses the SOHODONT, then, we wcen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

Ir has been we'll said that the Radical
mud-sIingcrs having accused Mr.. Tilden
of all the crimes in the calendar, should
now turn their attention to his wife
He has no wife, but that makes no
difference
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The worm is greatly iniuring the cot.
ton crop of Graves.
Work on the courthouse in Denton is
progressing capidly.
Honey Grove wants first class sad.
die and harness shop, also u lumber
yard and planning mill.
Cotton picking has commence in
earnest" in Denton county, and the
Review says to corner loafers, why
stand ye there idle2"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

MAINE has gone invariably Republic
can since 1854, Last year the majority
was cut down from II 397 the year pre-
,ious, to 1872. The Legislature re-
turned stood on Joint ballot Demo
Gratis 70, Republicans l07.
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Physicians and Surgeon

q, beaumont, ". D., once a, DALAI I,s,.
mary, No. 1921 AalA street where bs esb -
iOlnI AZ all hours u day and nlzh,, Ca.is
Julyl2-Im
Jno, ". Morton, ". D., ofirs over gi,,, Va.
llOna BANK. Resiienca corner sag Ialtnt1
and hnfHood streets, DALAI, TcT4L
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

IIRSY s. FooTE, having boxed thepo'
litical compass, now brings whimsical
political life to fitting and shameful
close by heading the Radical electoral
ticket in Tennessee.
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University Of Virginia

Opens october |; continues through nine
months. IL Is organized In schools on :the
elective system, with full course in Classes
Literature, Science with practice In Chem.
iohl am Physical Laboratories, In Law, Med
lcine, Engineering, Teaching md AorInni.
tnrei Apply for Catalogues TO JAMES +.
HARRISON, Chairman, =. u. Uniyersitv of
virginia, Albermarle Co., Va, aupaJdiod
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The alphabet starts oil well Ala
bamn and Arkansas are solid for
Tildan
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Pupils viii be charged trO,l the time Of en-
tcring school 10th, clos, OF the term, MIN n"
dpduc' i'm ior Inst hn,e
Mls. X. u. COUGlIANOUR,p Principal,
MISS MAY MURPHY, Teacher OF Music
uIyNltill ne 10
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MRS. COUGHANOURS
School for Girls,
DALLAS, TEXAG.
RATES or TUITION,

tI,nE FOURIHANNUAL SESSION olthlS
school Will commence ON Monday, Ot-
tuber ID 1876.
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Masonic Female Institute
Marshall, Texas.
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL

Law Department Of Washington Uni-
verSiiyJ
The regular annual term or this Inw
school VIII open on "Wednesday. Octobrr
H. 1870. run course, two terms, six months
.hch. students admitted TO the Senior Jlass
on examination, By application on or before
use OflIbrary.
FOR particulars addregg,
w. NJ EWARI, Dean Of Law Faculty.
~ N. Third st., ~. Louis, Mo.
Augi.d9m
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JOB MURK-The Herald Office ia now
a receiving large conSignmeuts OF Job
examination of prices and quality. Bill
Heads, white and colored) Letter
Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, Etc, printed az cheap as the
cheapest, and heater than the noatcst Bring
In your orders and get the benefit Of our
'Summer Prices
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EDUCATIONAL
Dallas College
MALE AND FEMALE.
Cor. Ccntagrcl and Live Oak SIS
FALL TERM COWWgNtES SEpE I, 1919,


The president having secured lh9iuusn
meut Of tho College VIII ulfOrI young ''dl',
aud gentlemen every facility for iunrr'
ana polished education,
The primary department, under mo p.'
rental control Of AN experienced Ithchei
will be tho best place parents can hnd for
their small children,
Tuition from Y ~ 10 s. OOper month, pay
able monthly In advance.
Efforts will be- made 10 secure a proper
part Of the school fund FOR me brhenl OF our
patrons. For particulars address
JOHN II, ALhhN, Pr'St'
srnlIMOm LOOK BUk lnll INIIN,,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Law Dcpurtmc

j. b. Minor Id. D., Prof. Com. and stat.
Law, :. . Southall, LII D., Prof. Equity and
Law Merchant, lntcrnatl Law, etc. Session
begins Oct l. 1876, and continues nine
months. instruction by textbooks and lee.
lures combined, illustrated by Moot-Couit
exercises For catalogue apply tP. q. Uni
versity OF Va) to WIN. WER1ENBAK
Sec'y Fac'y. aug!gdeOd.lm
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VIII reopen the SECOND MONDAY IN
SEPrEMBER 1876, when the enlarged Hhd
newly furnished building will be iendJ tor
occupancy. PROS. EDgsdaIr and CLuk, and
Mrs NJ. t. Rasalalr, all experienced and
successful tcuphris, will have Ia charge ne
Literary Department, and Miss lI1ie Guy
the NuIcrl. Course o. instruction thr
OUCH Tuit1n reasonable. L'rpton hcn.I'y.
Society excellent. Church ana S"Gha'h
school PRIV eye, good. NO spigiguous liquor
sold within five miles Of the pines. Board
in the test n,miIe, for 80 per month. En-
pen,es less tnan most schools AFFORD ny
equal advantages. For further particulars
address
EDr. IL. y. NDk'FEEE,
President Board Directors Lancaster, Dallas
County, Texas. nugG,d2wGwlm
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For Sale.

tor oale.
nLD PAPERS--At this office, In quanti-
" lies TO suit, Mt 81 II hundred. Jy25 If
COMBINATION LOCK SAFE-lIall's PIT
y elt, cheap, Apply to G. b., Herald
Odice. mayl0-u
nLD PAPERS-At this office, In quanti
" ties TO suit, ut 81 hundred. iy2ju
1 AND-'To sell or trad, 30 ucres black
- prairie In Hunt county, for Dallas city
property. Address box 2Od Dallas, Texas. 3 ?
nLD PAPERS AT this office, inqunutI-
" ties TO suit, nj 81 II hundred. Jy25.tt
NJ ISSOURI LAND-Five hundred acres OF
wi land In Southeast Missouri, cheap
with perfect title, or viii exchange for Dallas
city property. Address, II. Y, this office.
NJ ISSOURl LAND-3GO ncrcs OF land In
VA Missouri, cheap, TIL" perfect or win OK
change for dallas city property Address,
Il f., this office. auglg-2t
nLD PAPERS-At this Office, in quaint
~ ties to suit, ut 81 hundred. JyG-T
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nLD PAPERS-At this Office, In quaint
~ ties to suit, NJ 81 "A hundred. is 2j-tf
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Thorn Tbe stock is confined to n small
uunptity held BY dealer, and jobbine
1T Al 30 ~ rs per bushel for Alabama
no Carolina or Georgia on hand. a
small lot Just In from Alabama sold at
81 ~ 1,cr bushcl
LAIRD Quiet and steady and quoted
Mt 1911 1slc for ordinary packers, In
tierce. M lac for choice packers prime
steam. iji q 1880 for refined In tlerce'
t4RITS Are quoted at "a 10 q Is, and
iobbing at - 25 " Dbl.
pork Is quiet, the stock Is held at
s21 500l21 cal W Dbl for mess. A receiver
sold $50 bbls to dealers in 25 and SO Dbl
lots OF $21 50 " Dbl. Dealers are jobblng
ut &22 II Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The supplies in
first hands are light, and sides are
scntsce. but the demand Is confined to
the iob trade ut sCIBIc for shoulders, lie
for clear rib sides, and lie for clear
sides. A chr loud Of shoulders, loose.
sold Mt the depot Mt 72c ~ ID: 10 casks
shoulders spot ut 7Io 10 do rib sides
spot ut 10hc and 3 car loads clear sides
To arrive on private terms; clear ri'l
sides are quoted to arrive ut 10ac, and
clear sides ut tic NJ b.
CORN IN SACKS Fair supply, the
demand is moderate and prices have de-
cliued " 20 p6r bushel. 51b0 sacks sold,
81 Which 1900 white and white mixed ut
SIC. 500 and 1900 white mt 53c. 700 choice
yellow ut 54c, and $50 white Mt 54c pei
bushel .
OATS Good supply and quiet. 25G
saeks sold. Of which 100 choice st. Louis
ut 47c and 100 choice Halena at Acc pei
BRAN Light supply and continues
dull Prices are wgaker; 800 sacks sold,
Of which 900 ut the railroad depot ut
rae, and 400 choice on tho landing, In
lots, ut 75c II 100 ID.
HAY Choice grades only are wanted
good supply of low grades and no 10
mand for them. only rs bales choice
sold wi $g2 per ton.
BAGaINH Tho demand has slacken-
cd and tho stock on hand Is large. Do.
nestle j,ite Is quoted ut wholesale ut 1870
per yard It Is retailing at lac per yard
India liz neglected, quoted at Wholesale
at Toe, at retail 1O4o per yard.
HtCE-Good demand. Wequote Lou
isiaha No. at a q Sc, common An 4ic,or.
binary a a 47c. fair u 5!c, good 81 Il
SIC per 10.
grams ION change 2Gth instant, state
tCfIEUtS lcWtl WIlShy tot, IOih c'2p
flour 2bc hay 2Oc, round freghts t2Ac.
COFFEE The demand has slackehed
but no change In prices to note. We
quote cargoes Ordinary to low fair IN
q i7gc gold, fair Isl n 1SAc. good 1877 a
zoe, prime i9i l9ac per 10. Job lots
Ordinary to low fair III a tsc,. fair 1sa 4
j9c, good 19t 1gAc, prime 19a a zoe pen
H. We are indebted to Messrs. Marks
IL Go. for the following telegram, dated
Rio dc Janeiro, January IS, and Now
York. January &c, 1876 Purchases since
the 10Th inst, 1000 bags, cleared Allan
tic ports 1000; loading $1,000; stock
247. 900. average daily receipts 6400
price $500; exchange 2Ga por cont.
FSCU LENTS AND GREEN VEGE-
TABLES Tho market continues quiet
Potatoes Rnssetts are quoted at II 25 a
I 40. pench blows $1 rs, early rose 81 rs,
peerless ~ rs u 30, pink eyes ~ So
Jackson whites ~ 90a3 Onions -ordi-
nary soc u ~ 50, choice s2. Apples *5 d
6 for choice. Sourkrout "a per Dbl. Cab
bages ~ u IA per 100.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
HOTEL JRRTFALS.

Cry HorEL.-R Brown. ] VI Clarke ] X Dali
mers. J q Goody, Il G nelnaih Louisiana. NJ
Morris Mississippi. Il NJ Buford Baltimore, A
Samuels cii, Thos Atkinson Mobile. 7 Porter
Montgomery. J G Borden and family Texas,
Miss Borden Texas, A F'Brcyqrd North Caro-
lima, Maurn and wife Donaidsonvlle. Henry
Wehmott Louisville. ! " Moon Tennessee. W l.
VIM Mississippi A X SGtton Mississippi Pro
per Pepper England. 4 Il Lucas California
Mrs NJ Booth Galveston Y Nlngrudsr virginia.
Mrs Hemphil Texas. j " Aiuders Jr Menu
phis, ID Leasherman Bolivar Conhty Miss. Miss
BETTE Wallace Duranh Miss, Il q Kirby city,
Miss Bottle Mardcn Va. W " Bcagl- In. II
Stretener and wife Memphis. l. IL Cordy. 81
Louis u Goodman Miss, Ernest Speed Ky.
J y Perkins Lafourche. Mrs ] Perkins La
fourche. David Flannery city, > NJ Clark Water
proof La. J NJ palmero La. u II Robinson city.
Miss Robinson city.
Sr. jams HorEIr-J @ray city. Dan o'Madi.
gan IT Louis, ) Il Perry city, J L Petit city, y
Johnson Ky. Mrs Johnson Ky, III q nutciiess
Illinois. $ c Tucker Miss. j 7 Sharpe Miss, L y
Pipes and wife Union Pa. W II Jackson Mans
field La, L. fernet city. w y Stranahan
IT Louis. w II Cannon Philadelphia.
J A Duekworth, Liverpool England.
4 Finley England y Mayer Cincinnati. N liza
Givens Texas. Miss Erwin. 4 u Jordan La Chas
Rosalle ~ Louis. VIM WATSON city, W White
head Va. A A Seymour and wife Nrw York III N
Edwards and wife Cincinnati, Mrs Mills La
Miss Qverton California. Thompson Texas
Whitson Gu. ID Trunsell Ark.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

J, G. Van Hook. master, leaves for the
above and all way landings ut & p. m.
Foe CAMDEN. Capt. Billy johnson
will back out the Frank willard for oil
landings on Black and Ouachita rivers
up TO Camden. mn
FoR SHnEvEpoRT AND JEFFERSON -The
Lotus No. 3, y. u. Danuals, master,
Joe Dodd. clerk, leaves for the above
and oil way landings at p. IN; to-day,
FoR BEuF RrvER-The Stella BLOCK,
O. h. Crooks. master. dabo Block,
clerk, leaves rs above ut p: IN. 80,
FoR VICKsBUns AND THE BENDs- Inc
magnificent Frank Pargoud, jas. White,
master. lenves ut 6 p. ~. to-day;
roc, Ida for Attakapas, g. II. Durfee for
Shreveport, Fleta FOR Opelousas. j. +.
Frazer for Lower Coast and Lessie
Taylor for Baton Rouge.
The ST.. JOHN. +-Tbis steamer Is still nj
tho Bonnet Care Crevasse, rendering
nll possible assistance to the Katie, Oh
rather wo should say that she was
there yesterday, rs we expect TO- see
both her and tho Katie ut the wharf this
morning.
The cotton seed mon have slackod M
n little i'm the last few days. Messrs
Wharllngers, do your duty
IBy Telegraph
VicgsDunu, Jan. 20. 10 j. y. Woods
a. Co: City OF Alton will arrive Thurs
day night aud leave for st.. Louis Oh
Saturday evening.
N. u. BfxBY, Master.
NATouEz, Jan. rs, 1876.
TO Brockett Il Carter: Leave here
with 24OO bales and 1000 sacks soed
Leave Friday evening positively fol
Memphis and bends. J. Il. WEsT.
Steamer John u. Maudo.
Tho st. Louis Times. ofSnttlrday, saws
Commodore w. Y. Davidson. President Of III,
Keokuk Northern Line. accompanied by Cnpt
+. s.. Davidson and Capt Thos. w. Griilltb
visited tho boiler yard Of Jos. Whnel"r yester
day afternoon. and inspected The seYen now
homogeneous steel boilers just comp nted ~
The Grand Republic. Tho Commodore vii
probably supply tho two new boats tho com
pany is now building with steel boilers. and vii
soon contract for them with ono ~ our 81 Louii
firms. Tho Grand Republics battery will DO phi
ON board next week. Capt. Diek Love. In com
mand Of the Gatondelet. IL an old marine. Capt
love during the war lodged many sllel
thrown from the monitor Kickapoo, from which
the Cnrondnle wis constructed, when she was
In tho Federal service. Hos got her down lln'
now.
We should rather say he had.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS. AND RED luyFn m ,Ns
,POITATION COMPANY STEAMERS MS
Mary Lonian, vptns
Il, r. Brynrly. Lotus Mo-
Col. A. +. kouns. w. J. Iehan
La Belle, Belle ROWLAND
G. VI. Durfpe
s~~ For SHREVEPORT. Jrrrp,
k-SQlk..saAwN son. Upper bed River. MlatIah's-
24SEee Coishatta. Grand Enyre. At,4salh.
dria, and oil way and plantation landings iaa,ll-
ing Now Orleans Us follows t|"Y'
For Uphar lted River
Leaves on MONDAY Jan. a. nj
For Mindeu Dirnct,
w. j. Behan Goo. Wilkinson. ,npstor 3.
For Shreveport Direct - 81
q. III. Durfee. Capt W. r. BnArdpan
Loaves on THURSDAY Jan n. attpm.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. jan. 20, nj n ~
For Jefferson Direct ~ i"'
Lotus No =, j. H. DannHls pnster
Leaves on THURSDAY, Jan. ~, al n n,
For Shreveport Direct
Maria Louise, ". j. Btinker. nasiar
Leayos on SATURDAY. Jan. a. nj r n m
Returning leaves Shreveport TUEADA VII ana
FRIDAYS. "'
SATURDAYS bohts going through 10 Jefyerson
No Wharfboat charges viii i,n nhe on frniop,
eonsighod 10 the company ut tho mouth Of M
River VI ''a
Forwarding freiehis consigned tothe eou,on.
nj New Orleans VIII bo handled FREQ Of drayaas
md commissions so
FOR freight or pAssnee npplY on board OF The
bouts. OF ~ tho Office ri the company M ~ ~,
dravier street. Jos. A. AIKEN, President,
HITE n CARIIN, BiITfON h TPbffhie
diy LORD NjtpEAEE Apar,ts
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

SHREvEpOisT-I'or steamer Maria Louise
I'll tssSs eoisH Ssh" rYSs &G2g Eur Ea
Ghafs 1 sonam Mc9shss, sn?Iasn \ vio ~. a.
Ma%ssg 5 tp f ks@"s kao a juicy
aa.is Alcus. scherek 4 ,Aatey., q Bri'ton.
R Rs2as BACK s"sasss9 Meyer
y Cromwell > B'issoy Dec . 9 Wood 3 fyirseh,
more Claiborne %eoNi N schwnrtz John %R
Glynn jr~l s Wilkersop 80 SKIS cotton seed
Rod River Trans %, do Rawlins \ Murrell-,
f0RT SMfTH"Por steamer n fonfcnei I',oi
bales cotton Clapp Bros &eo-i9o W Q BLACK & co
S'S2l N st ts "'s Il p'ar
bales cotton PMs snsk Kennedy &eo y, Capp
Norwood a I,ichards--4. > Gpmbls---.s hlcus,
Denis Bush \ Leyeriu n. y Ealo { Canms,ss
c q Ts's Beraaa
tToH-l7 4 1 Newman-,l7 Bloom &co--le Z
Abraham sco 10 VI d Hack deo-lo ,ino Horny
- Warren. Atkinson acoI9 Craig & Hogan .
fHvSe sene PsSs NEW wetn n%yn ~
man, NJ Sandtdgo HcO--2 Boll--y NJ
Downing Il Maruuezs-1 j bowling i Raw
Inns h Murre-i Ts Cpogs &co a ordsr-s7. sks
seed cotton Cohger y Kelly do Nale Cam
Aco--so hhds sugar Il Hare 50 do s. bblsmo
iasses NJ SandidRe &co-3a do Bush n Leycrt--
1850 axis cotton seed q y Assn----G2 I. Flower
aco-50 do N ID Wetmore--7 hides I Casse-5
bbls do hide Dbl tallow Gross Il Williams
bdle hides L Benjamin-1 do A r HickmgI
do Bloom &co-l3 SKIS rough rico N D Wdmore
-12s head stock p Servat ~ do head hogs I'M
bau, Aycock &co-spndries TO order--T0tal 971
bales cotton 80 SKIS cotton seed IS ska seed cot
ton 100 hkds sugar 80 bbls molasses 10 head
stock II SKIS rough rice.
7sa bales is cotton RicRardson / Mar@a8 TH&J
Meashse saswSen "s'vfaE s ~ 3f Har4s
%sis aaa1iaa Aires Teoli7s Busssy a %syer
Hi4 John Phelps 4coIia " D BlacI sao CO W. ~
Jurey x Gilfis-5s Chaffe, Hamilton \ E3wsil-i3
Clamp Bros &eo-~ae, JAd Parlet dc6--i0 John
Greenwood Hoo-3s BNckheI Nga-2a ClalSorne
Lloyd h I,iyBudais----1 Britton Moore h Cole
man W JohnsonL-2o Aiken 4 Watts
lison dcom1s D Hadden 3co-l4 Payne, Kennedy
ham &co-l3 Simms h Lcvy-l0J Il G G. Williams
g Howcou d Gordon--7 II Wilson Jr--s Rs
Coons 1co-5 NJ Clark 2 law s,co----5 X
Flower &co--t Noty1ad y 1lS.harls--4 II G
Newnlaa-4 / NJ Shfidfdoe Sco-+l A MiItenberger
& Pollock Ia Cromwell--4 John Hardie
&eo-s John Barr deo.3 8 Newman &co 2
3 T Buckner Bro-7N D Wetmore-2 Strong 4
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
Incident M Fact.

place. New Orleans, time, when
Amess Museum and his shows on Canal
street were in full operation. A gentle
man. n planter. Mr.. H.. arrived. with
his family. TO make this city his home
for life.
Strolling on the street, party who
was dressed like countryman accostcd
him, and he. unsuspicious and guiloless
as N child, soon was on friendly terms
with tho apparent planter.
Mentioning that he wanted to pur.
chase pcnknifc, the man said: u
know where you can get IN excellent
one" and took him to Amess Museum
In an inner room of that museum was
n counter and d showcase. the latter
nlle,t with n great variety OF jewelry
Watches, etc. M.
You could buy u ticket and win some
thing.
But Mr.. m. saw some pen-knivos. and
Immediately selected two. {
Pulling out of his pocket what llc sup
posed. in The gaslight. was a So bill. he
rendered it 10 the man who had charge
of tho counter. Quick MS thought he
perceived that no had handed the man
a $500 bill. and demanded 1t back again,
and was on tho eve Of jumping overthe
counter and graphing with the man.
when the "psc,tdlo friend grabbed him
around the waist. and the man with the
$500 bin fled through back door, which
shut. and tho spoiler escaped.
For some weeks Mr.. H.. consulting
n man who was on the police, who
told him TO keep silent about bis adven-
ture and he would get the money back
again. would not lot bis wife know any
thing about 1t finally betook brother
in-law. then practising law. who had
his Office on Commercial Place. He
went to see Ames saw Mr.. Chambers.
his agent then afterwards saw Ames
(who had made an appointment to DO
mt his Office a certain nighD In com
pany with Mrs. II. and her sister,
who was n splendid business woman.
After much discussion and threatened
exposure. Mr. Ames agreed to refund
S4o0 II he would sign u receipt in full.
The next day at IL m. he paid the
money.
Mr. II. never got over the morti-
ncation of being taken in"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Henderson 5255 SKIS cotton seed N zoos Assn =.
2G sks oil cake 20 bls FL Aldiee,o 10 =, SKIS
geeiles. Wood ace-g Do Jno p King do II
Wilson Al, Millsmi2 2 IBIS b, apples Walker Lewis
lead s es 4 fs,sG 70 es.
.ce5 bales cotton ssss SKIS cotton seed $40 SKIS oil
cake es q ks !, "A 4 h l,a tobacco.
LOWER COAET--Per steamer J y Frazer--25
hhds sugar \ Milliken-2o DO Briere 4 Wogan-
II 10 Chistn Boyd 300 SKIS rough rice and sun
dries. to order Total 80 bhds sugar ago SKIS
MfNpEN- Per steamer W Behap Ana bales
cotton John ChafIe 4 SONS. ~ Chane. Hamilton
Powell az " a.a,a, Mayii4 IlaSps
a Claiborne Aco-l7 John r Hat1ie &co-4i8 M
san1Idee &eg Stewart Bro aeo-2 Lloyd a IL
yauqas z n D Wetmore to order
LOVER COAST Pr steamer oroe u hhds
sugar Beltrae bs,s oodsses Mlllissn
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Tho Colonization Society, formed u!
send Africans back to Africa. is one ol
the most striking examples of fr'lltless
bepovolence. The society last year
shipped twenty three negroes. Jus
receipts were 24.230, of which the SUN
Of s27Os was expended for educating
colored persons already In Liberia.
This leaves 1873 for the other p',r-
poses Of the society the salaries OF the
officers and the expectation 81 the Atr'-
dnns-.apd shows cost Of 1886 PEI
African for getting these people over to
Liberia. This Is paying good deal fot
small results,