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Y on the Devil.

The Pera correspondent of the Lon
don Telegraph gives a description of
what took place at Stamboul during a
lunar eclipse OF the 18th ult. He
writes: On Tuesday night we were
favored with the spectacle Of a lunar
eclipse. The sky was sufficiently clear,
and the moon vas very bright, " en-
the shadow Of the earth began to fall
on its outer rim. We were watching the
progress of the rapidly decreasing cres-
cent from a terrace overlooking SIAM
boul. when suddenly, all along the
waters edge, sparks OF fire flashed out
in every direction. Rifles, muskets,
pistols and guns made a. much din as
though a night attack were beingmade
or repelled. What could it all mean?
A moment later showed. Breathless
with excitement and haste. there dashed
towards our little group . Turkish SER
want, his. arms outspread, and the ex-
preston Of his face indicative of terror.
Could we lend him q rineY ~For
what?' vas the response. ITO shoot
the devil, who would otherwise take
away the moon. See!" added he, as he
pointed to the disappearing orb" "Shei.
han has nearly seized it Unless we
can drive him OF We shall lose the
light. and then, alas for US all, what
evil will befall us" It was useless to
reason with him. He was fully CON
WINGED of the necessity of assisting in
the hubbub which was going on: Tor
was he happy till he had my rined car
bine in his hand, and was recklessly
firing regulation bullets over the tops
of the houses in Pera It was not every
body who could understand what all
the hubbub was about ~Itis an insur-
rection," exclaimed one. q stranger to
Turkish ways. NO; they are firing in
honor Of peace with Serbia. said an
other. equally at fault Its q fte. no
doubt, suggesteda third: while . fourth
thought perhaps they were killing the
dogs The lOwer-class Turks were
fighting against no fleshly foes; they
were celebrating no festival; they were
saluting no peace; the bullets which
were whizzing through the air were
aimed at Lucifer, who was just then en-
deavOring to steal the moon.
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Tho Man Who Grew.

One day last week Detroit mechani,
was going down Michigan avenue ant
became favorsbly impressed with ,
pair OF pants hanging in front OF 8
cheap clothing store. The price wa,
low. the goods seemed all right, and hs
made up his mind to purchase.
Il gif you de word OF Andrew Shack.
son dot dose pants are shust like iron
said the dealer. Il warrants dem efery
dime"
After three or four days wear the
purchaser found the bottom Of the
pants crawling towards his knees. It
was a bad case Of shrinkage, and he got
mad and went back to the store and
said:
"You swindled me on these pants!
See how they have shrunk!"
The dealer looked him all over. felt
OF his head, pulled on the pants and
finally said:
Il shall give you One tOusand dollars
a month il you will travel with me-"
"HOw-what? 7"
you are shust growing right I'D at
the rate Of two inches a day, and [ takes
you arOundt the country on exhibitiO n
Dose pants are shust as long as efer,
but you hat grown Oudt of dem"
Il don't believe itw shouted the man.
Il am forty years old. and quit growing
long agO!"
Il gif you de word of Andrew Shack.
son dot you vas growing"
"IdOn't care whose word you give. I
say these pants have shrunk nearly a
foot"
HAS de top Of dose pants shrunk
down any2" softly asked the dealer.
why, no"
"Shouldn'tde Wristbands shrink down
shust as queek as dose bottoms should
shrink up? II it's in de cloth, one part
should shrink like de odder
tree dollar Cnegant pair Of pants for
prcI 1 don't suppose you vas
lowing so fast or l shall hat put yum
straps on de bottoms"
swell. I don't like this way Of doing
business" said the purchaser.
"Shust like me. II I sells such ele-
CANT pants as doze to q man, and he
grows out of dem, it damages my trade.
You hat damaged me i've hoonered
dollar, but I hat low rent. pay cash for
mein goods, and can make you dis fifty
cent tie for five cents"
The man walked out to the curbstene,
and turning around, shook his fist and
said:
"YOu are a liar and a cheat, and I'll
dare you out here!"
Such dings sink deep into my heart"
sighed the dealer, as he took down his
pipe. Il drinks I sells out dis peesness
and peddles some vases aroundt. Den
when I sells to somepody it makes no
difference how much dey grow."-De-
troit Free Press.
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= PILES y

though pin worms were crawling In and s6eut
the rectun, particularly at might. tie private parts
MENT." pleasant SURF eure also for eter. al skin
diseases Mailed {" any addyess on receipt Of price
Sacts . hex. or three boxes el.H. Address letters,
DR.. 0Wayne 4 Scr. - North fifth ST.. Philadel-
phiA. RENT by p. o. order. or registered letter.
!: ~. nco:1T K.:V.i e equal TO Ca.
mp . cold and curing hoarseness. pain In the
breast. Side or oeek, soreness Of the 6esh anf
bones. stiffness Of the 1ointA mumpA swelled
mech, etc.
CYHoRsE, HokeEe.-W ouId , n have your
horses IN prime condition for your spring and
ummer work. II %. several things should be
stricuy observed. rood care. regular feed and
nbesal carrying are amoaR the eesentiAlN. but DO
not fail to give them UHCLB 4 . CONDITION
f0vDBR recording to directions. and you will b
we'll rewarded FOR your expense and trouble. 70
sale By oil druGgista.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

An ~aristOcratic woman of New York
postponed . fatal case of suicide be
cause she could obtain no gold bulletA
She said leaden bullets were COED
enough for common people. but she
wouldn't commit suicide a. long a she
lived unless she could have bullets of
ls-carat gold. Such . particular NO
man should be accommodated.
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Anv one Who win use one botfle OF Stone
Co1en syrup in their family. will
never do without tG - 10 acts IKE . charm In All
Pulmonary Diseate0 Only ; cents . bottle.
We Are elad . beaf thai Df NarshaIIs Lung
syrup efveS s1eh geaevAl SafisfAetion: our drug.
gtee1 eay 10 soils better than any ether preparation
Tor C0u&h4 Colfa. efc he price 10 3 eentA large
size . centa For sale IN e.eFy drug store.
Dr: CerterS Compound Extracs Of smart Weed
49, ee1sscs - s1nerSos cessS o. Aestc DE-
DiptheftA and have found Il snrpfiss1efy e9es.
0oas- ees9e al1ose 2 erIcIyIc y tke6o ea0ea
eftoe 0oe&As oftf1ctAl means mUst be Dp3oyed
NJ e keep "a uttl!so the skins Of e1sSle they
Dloyoo In tie yreeen. until Heather" 10 tie re-
SAT- - fUfhef ysoeerve this product, u 10
erepefeS1ooe efmtlaR b th0 9 used By eufyieFa
ne - k1oW1 eo1pouBd Of this sort IL UneSo
Atteo14 30 e9eee1Ally e3ocoo The poro0 aGa1Ass
- eafSeSee g! eoIees o1SS md tAs 1a1es.
AaGeoA - ooeAys q loatn0R.
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Buchu In various forms has for MANY years
been one Of the chief articles in the Msteris
Medica for the treatment of certain diseases,
among which are chiefly those affecting the
urinary, digestive, and circulatory organs The
difficulty that was long experienced in obtain
ing Q preparation Of this valuable drug that
could always be relied upon for uniformity In
strength and absolute purity led 70 the intro
duction Of Helmbold's Extract of Buchu,
which for the last quarter Of . century has
been extensively used both BY physicians and
gratifying success. This medicine. Ike every
other thing, has been extensively initiated. and
those who have use for it will Co well to zee
that they obtain tie genuine "Helmbold
Buchu," the only pure and reliable preparation.
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TONE Up THE SYSTEM
BY taking ou'rks Irish Tea: 1t cures biliousuess.
hesdache and regulates the blood. Price ., cents.
WILLS 4 ELLIOTT. Agents, N. Y.
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sroP fHAr faRkiBLs IoCeH.-EvesJ ens
OF consumption conn eness Vita . eossh. oeca-
run It's course oil soon Wofk It's way Into tue ar
psssaaes. and then 70 the i1ags. aud N MOI
checked, BY some such vs'uAbie cough vs,osey
~ kiierrs EXrrset Of Tar aId NnM Chrrry.
which 10 unrtsAlIed for all discs So % the throat
and lungs- a SERIOUS speii Of siea ness mar te ,hr
result OF such tAreiessness and a. expensive
Doct Iss bill To pay.
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Important To Persons Visiung Nsv Yorh

Important To Persons visissng Mes Yorh.
GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite The
Grand Central Depot Baggage taken
to and from this depot to hotel free.
$50 elegant rooms Elevator. European
plan. Single rooms. Sl.O and el.sO;
also elegant suits for travellers. Pric-s
reduced Cars and stages pass this
hotel for all parts Of the city. and to all
the depOts.
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jewelry stores.
Velvet is used in combination with
spring wool goods.
Fringes are very fashionable, and are
found in great variety and of excellent
quality.
Narrow ribbon is worn around the
neck, tied in a bow at the throat.
Fans are suspended by a cord which
is fastened around the waist.
The princess dress is in much favsr.
1t should be worn only by ladies with
fine figures.
Bunting will be very much worn for
summer suits. 1t is especially suitable
for sea siie wear, as 1t is not affected
by dampness. 1t is shown in several
cOlors, the cream-white being used for
evening wear.
Medium size buttons are used on
dresses.
Sleeves are worn so tight as to make
it necessary to gather the upper half at
the elbOw-a fashion of nearly thirty
years ago.
Paris bonnets are trimmed with feath-
ers nearly covering the fronts and tops
of the crowns. Loops and bows of
ribbon are dalntily arranged around the
crown. with long ends at the back fast.
ened underneath the curtain. Buckles
and aigrettes are used fer finishing.
A very pretty bonnet is made of gray
feathers trimmed with a wreath Of gray
velvet foliage. A black lace scarf fast
ened at the back, intermixed with red
{ tassels and small loops of gray ribbon
falling partially over the shoulders,
brought round to the front and fastened
at the side Of the bonnet under red tas-
sells. White chip trimmed with q deli.
cate shade of satin and white feathers,
or a long plume tipped with the same
color as the ribbon is very stylish.
A bonnet made entirely of violets,
with hroad illusion barb fastened in
front with q very delicate flagree pin ;
or a cluster Of viOlets Is very pretty.
and especially becoming to a blonde.
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eakss. and rA<sry dige.; eAsfly ard esndnrs
"a good health Good health mak~s iako~ a.
All ktpis east-f. and prosssxs hfe. pnLxI.
lEAsT PouDEa vii Aunys make AL ,Ass< rr,
duettons light and ssoiescrn~. II d vu-
rented TO make l~;ter, lighter, sue~te, norr
sooshsone, and nutritious biscuits, cake, trad
etc, than anS other takinH rstxdrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

The Pat. Wood Box Stove Poltsh Past. ana
the Pat Wood Box Shoe Barking have only L,
be once used 10 Re appreciated See cut II
them In another c~piurun-
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Combined EXtenaiO1 Rule.
Every mechanic, lumberman. farmer, and
every q having use for . rule should send Us
postal card for descriptive circular
j. SMITH & Co, Rockford Ills
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PArESTEEs and inventors should read the
advertisement Of Edison Bros, established In
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- Render your harness water Ard weather
roof by using Cncie SAM Harr ess on.
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READS SORE THROAT AND CATAERn
POWDER, acts like magic and b one Of
the wonders Of the sg. 1cures almost
any case Of threat disease in q single
day. sent by mail on receipt Of so CTS.
W. IL. Read 10 Baltimore street. Bziii-
n IRE, Md; VacSchaack. Stevenson 4
Reid, Chicago, Agents.
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GENEVA MATCH ca

mporters Of the great SIS stem Wiuder. A beau
tifui heavy stem wlnder and stem setting watch.
In solid Coz. open face, stoned nickel case. IS fall
Jewels. expansion balance, adjusted To heat. cold
and position. We guarantee The best time piece
and most economical watch for railroad men.
fArmeSs, school teachers. mechanics and bus.ness
mes, yet Invented. and the price places u within
when you can buy this one for Sls. sent Y. G.
D." TO any part Of the T.. 4. with privilege Of ex-
York state alone. Address. GENEVA WATCH Co.
Importers; Western ON ce NJ CLARK - Chicago. III.
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Tos- Cossosay, a Dshoqoe. Iowa - An
The repository 81 his fnasarnn<h eayyisw. man
s~fscscsy the LAhSRsT snd FINEST slo~h 81 al
styles OF baxx1ss, Carriages and sY~sng Wax.
ons % he found Ia any r~psssfs<y IN thIs
couniry An bic wosk 10 uaasaxrsp syHscTty
Uksr Class SaDvr. and be e~rAnaxruxs
20 sci ~ Too ~ the .ASs easps - vosk ess
be byoghi anys krre In tAe vo<id. and ss Ar
eouAt~ns ths' any one intending - sey 81.
and |. b~kctpEpLy ~ rnKfn ADvA< saeg 70
e,sr~spr-sd with Mr. Connolly sho vii snev~.
all letters psomptfs he dsy th~y ere srrxsyei
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE
took the Centennial Medal and IA the
finest in America Twenty-Five cents
and ei!OO per hottie.
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ssEsE - SO - i4SS a. sNaazs -
sz1A as -ssasy - sss - ssus zssss-.s "a -
a- =
sA.s~s 80 ~ - 4 - 49, go.
S~x.-s sSss tkFs - 80 - -.
49, 49, - &ssss ss=A ~-A-
~ 10 iced sss
nz-ss 49, ~ss Ns1
of m@~ esa
s~ss@a Ma~ f@s a$ 10 sA~
AHs hss9 Fe~ Eu
f S3 E2a - Ts -
Estef~s8 F~ SaMAaS ff.4
49, srs~h -
tssi' e a. ss~2 A~s
hh Sas8 m re.
fSl f.. T~4a&
--ssasrs Tx@aza $3.50
U.rrss IL NS-a sNsNs -
Cr~a~s T-Sis fsaSs s.x
tsA2uas, t1@-are saK@ ks
Hen itts&~ee- s 49,
Peal rIS-- f.sy 49,. $50
49,. - IA t&&s. D.a. R
,-stiss L~Ss. s@twess l.zss.
tSs~'s, '~@sfsssaess sf sss.
aat''si ~itr % s-.sso@ As-s
ltsArFitsr Usil i. a. - 49, Iass 80. 49,
Csss Efssf ~sEurfsg1s Ns R-s~~zH, -
calls - a - T~-Es ue rrsas 1870
~kss - 70 ~Essssf-
E,tHsot tso= .ssIv rv~ Zee S.aS.s -
'o1aT se4e ~ofNa-.hr SssEss, 10. $50
iisfasn. AFri 3 IE III - A~adz-s, ursf.~-A
80 sAs uthsr iibimsa8 sd IL ghas .essL
EEtFNs' ffoa = istgsr eu~ * ~ szsuEa~r
- tEts NJ aaF - iEE i as s~t1es 60
s~Fuos % fu2r sKfg "a Na .hss~ 4 So -
battle of sar a<Ass l~fnisaEuE
hAusst ftona sisttss Fua 4 ~ n4anr.A~f~
dated PLAT. Ch~tuA. Nsites. lad "a 49,
iFs-lt~rp "a t.srs ira tsl u .als r.ss44s
Merchants a~aystiao OH - So sa..a
srs Nntunr1t - tag ! altcs HEsses Estahst&A
fSA Lars sifv - Hai ssa So .~.n
sfAsiI siss a. fhnsilF 80 = s~ssshssss~a 81
y y. ~ M~0Asn4s ..vst.s ~
JOssN nODs.s. sss,y
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Spring Styles in New York

- ANCW 1VIA
Elegant dresses are shorn Of tbei,
pockets.
Large golden butterflies are aesin In
vogue for the hair.
Moonlight blue is a new color.
Black and gold are much used IA,
evening dresses. '
= Polonaises are profusely trimmed
with bows.
"Bourette" is the fashionable wooden
goods Tor travelling dresses.
Blue in nearly all dress goods still
remains in favor.
Many OF the new polonaises and
sacques close diagOnally In front.
Linen collars and cuffs continue fash.
= ionable.
Smoked pearl buttons are still p.od
on both woolen and cotton dresses.
Dresses are very much draped.
embroidered waistcosts are worn
win ladies' new Breton costumes.
French foulards are increasing in
- favor. 7"
Seaside parasols will be made Of
: bunting.
Some Of the new spring dresses have
no LOUNGES but are trimmed with folds
OF silk. or GALLONS.
some equestriennes have adopted the
London style of riding habits-short
narrow skirts. ~
Low shoes and fancy socks will b.
fashionable for summer wear for GEN.
tleman.
Long, black. undressed kid gloves are
worm.
iiemstitched handkerchief, with deem
co'ored borders, are used for mourning
wear.
Conspicuous colors are much used for
trimmings, and with great danger of
excess.
Kose-cream is one of the new tints |
y for evening dresses.
folnted neckerchiefs OF linen lawn. |
embroidered in scarlet and blue: are
among the spring novelties.
Nantes n dOlmans are much worn
Brown, drab and fawn are the prevail
ing cOlOrs.
Mixed silk and wooden goods are
shown in celOrs and shades.
The new styles of bracelets are the
Serbian and la Semaine."
Long mittens of embroidered silk are
to be worn for walking.
Small capes are much talked of.
The Breton costume is in favor again.
and Is very effective when prettily trim.
. med.
In toilets of great ceremony the front
of the dress is of entirely different ma,
- terial. and frequently of different color.
from the back.
Deep orange and yellow are giving
way to more subdued shades Of the same
, cOlOrs.
Tillent green is a new color i'm cash.
mere and Sicilliennes, and will be used
for evening wraps. II
Basques are made with MAJ .. IN. J
- in the back. Ss,1raves Mogdy seams
Entire silk dresses
Evening dresscNc seldom seen.
fabrics; N&.5Dsss. nm; light
nots IN blue .rsd yfooches of forget-me-
-ur.~tr- enamel are shown in the
iowalrv sfnros /
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the BLACK HILLS,
And American woeded.s1, By n. n MAguhe, vhohas spens
Ia years in the Hills md Yslo1uanoo reg4a. 1he hsei. fall
est. aad oaly uvthfal esssnn sfCoA - eGvs prospecs:
AgycultnEAl aid GgnxinI resources. ChA11e, HuutlnE And
Fssiae. The indiana. and Sessssr5 AavsseaS sad CssAicn
vi,. them, NininG seA wld w0ssn LA. and the u.nA
Boiling Ceyse.. noble Scsnsy. innenss Genes. e4c
s,rrsrtsd to Mach :. Pnce. only M ccntE y 0si. NJ cd
soas :, ~ 1SSsdsS.Sse. -.
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MONEY

farms In sums ~ o300 and 1pvas1s. for . term
Of . 70 3 Yeas; Interest u 10 Per cent. payable
Oemt.Annualiy.
Caoics low iosns Of sL.e0 aad spvarda. made
1t 3 Per eent Interest.
SCHOOL BONDS WANTED. Apply 70
DCRU0A4 . HCI6KYO.
C1une1t Blu6s. lSvA
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JULY s, 1877.

farm. Two Of the animals are calves,
captured on the Western plateaus last
fall. The other four are full grown, but
yerv tractable. Feeding with the cattle
during the day, and following them to
the river for water, they appear. to have
adopted the general farm yard bovine
habits with readiness which speaks
volumes in favor of ultimate utilization.
When night draws near they are gener-
ally the first to seek the warmly shell
tered stables, and. in fact, have 30 we'll
learned the usefulness Of those quarters
that when warned by their natural and
almost uneering instinct fan approach
Ing storm they invariably return to
shelter, though often far in advance OF
the ordinary cows. They display no
ferocity; neither do they evince any de-
sire to 20 beyond bounds. and, having
become habituated to mankind, are
seemingly content to Craze In peace and
to be treated as the other cattle are.
Judiciously handled, even without cross
breeding, It would seem plausible that
attempts to utilize them should prove
remunerative, both for the purpose OF
draft and market supplies.
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Diaz Favoring the scheme of selling Ter
ritory to the United states.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Notwithstand-
ing the denials Of Senior Mata, it seems
clear that the Diaz government is not
altogether unfavorable to the scheme to
sell the Northern Mexican States to
the United States. The proposition is
certainly growing in popularity here.
Aside from this, it is clear that Diaz in
tends to recommend himself to our peo-
pie by putting an end to cattle thieving.
He appreciates the Importance of doing
so SO much that he is preparing to use
every means in his power without re-
gard to expense or domestic unpopu-
larity.
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OLD HABITS DISAPPEARING,
Coiored Uncies and Auaties Passing Away

The Talbatton (Ga) Standard saws
''The old familiar titles OF uncle and
aunt, as applied to elderly negroes,
will soon be rs a memory OF the uast
as the more diguified title OF Mr.. and
Mrs. take their places. II is a mark of
the onward march of progress, and we
submit to the inevitable. Only a few
days ago white family of Talbotton
was startled at the vivid presentation
OF the progress made in the way of
titles. The servant girl announced the
presence of a young negro boy at the
door, who wished TO see the master of
the house, by saying George, Mr. Noah
Malone, at the door, wishes to see you.'"
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WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES.
I. G. LEWIS.
THE CHEAPEST WATCHES
Ever sold this city will be found in my

Double Case English Patent Lever, IS carats
fine, from sos to 800.
Swiss Lever Watches for Ladies' and Gentle-
men, also Is carats fine. from s25 to s75-alL.
heavy cases and Of the best movement.
Stem Wnders for Ladies' and Gentlemen, is
carats fine. from so to $3.50.
Split Second and Chronographer at various.
prices.
American Levers, IA and 10 carats fine. from
$50 to st75
Silver Double Case American Lever, cases
weighing from IN on. to 4 Oh. from $40 to $40.
Stem Winders in proportion.
Ladies' Small Double Case Swiss Levers,
from $40 to SIS.
All the above goods have been selected with
care by
/. g. LEVI,
ie24 lat No. 1Os Canal Street.
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PLANTERS SEAMLESS COTTON BAGS.
FOR PICKING COTTON,

All complete made any length desired Il
the best and cheapest article for the pur-
pose now known. for the following rea-
CONS. viz: Woven Of double and twisted cotton
thread-same used in grain bags-and therefore
Of double durability Of osnaburgs or any other
material used
pieees. to be cut as may be desired into bags Of
any length. If taken care Of, these bags win
wear many seasons. or. If wished, after picking
is over, can be cut up and made into wearing
apparel. k,,
to convince planters that for eheapness, dura-
bIjty. and adaptation to the purpose, there iS
nothing equal to these Bags and Bagging.
We have also on hand GRAIN BAGS OF the
same material as above, holding two, Two ana
oDe-ba1f and three bushels each.
For sale by OGDEN BELL
Sole Agents and Dealers In Baling Stuffs.
iv1 1yy 1S Union street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATED
State Of Louisiana, I
New Orleans, June 81. 1877.
Owing to tho great number Of books that are
missing from the State Library. and with view
Of ascertaing their whereabouts. parties having
in their possession books belonging to the State
Library, either by my order or that Of my pre-
decessors, are requested to return them immer
diately to the State Library.
Until the catalogue and inventory now i'm
progress is completed there will be no further
permits granted to take books from the Library.
WILL A. STRONG,
ie2s SuThtm Secretary Of State.
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WHAT SHOULD BE DONE FOR GAR
FIELD.
burlington Iowa) Gazette.l,

Some enthusiastic admirers Of Mr..
Garfield are still urging that gentle man
for Speaker. But Of course he will not
receive the vote Of any decent man on
either side of the House. Instead Of
electing him Speaker we hope the House
will investigate all the circumstances
connected with the letter about which
he has done SO much lying; and we
have no doubt that IL the whole truth is
brought to light there will be good rea-
son for expelling him from his seat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
A FRIEND OF SENATOR MORTON.
[Cincinnati Commercially

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-M. Shaugh-
Messy, late Internal Revenue Collector
In Mississippi, is. now here seeking q
Federal appointment. He is strongly
urged for position by Senator Morton,
who, it is said, is indebted to Shaugh-
nessey for services rendered at the Gin
cinnati convention last year. He will
probably be made Secretary OF New
MayicO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
DOMEsTICATING THE BUFFALO.
Great success of the scheme i'm Manitoba
FTurf Field and Farm

[ Furf, fIeId and Farm.I
The feasibility Of bringing these ami.
mails within range of domestic uses has
been advocated by many whom a close
observance Of their natural habits has
led to favorable conclusions upon the
subject. Unfortunately but very few
efforts have been made to put the theory
into practice, and when attempted it
has generally been by inter breeding
with ordinary farm cattle. It is, there
fore, with more than usual interest that
we note the doings OF Mr.. James Mckay
at Long Lake, in Manitoba. who has
now some six bisons buffalo is the com
monty incorrect phrase on, his grazing