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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-27
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Dec. Goth, rs.
The present cold snap seems to have
very pinching effect on our villagers
generally, Ms they appear to enjoy their
firesides with an unusual degree of
comfort. All are rejoicing at the pros
pect of good sleigh;ng which greatly
facilitates business and general pros
perity.
Turkeys are beginning to perch
high up in the branches of the trees in
this locality in anticipation of Christ
mas.
AT HOME FOR wERK's VACATION.
Our young friend James L. Scrate,
who has been teaching in Wyandot
county near Whartonsburg is at home
for a weeks rest and to enjoy Christmas
with his :riend. Mr.. 8. is engaged in
his first term and seems to delight in
the work.
CALLED TO THE BEDSIDE OF SICK
BROTHER.
Rev. Barlow received q dispatch
from Marysvills on the 20th stating
that his brother was lying very low
and requesting his presence. CoDse-
quently Mr.. Barlow had to leave on
the morning train to-day, giving the
p-otrected meeting in which he was
engaged here into the hands of the
laity for few days.
Rev. Barlow is a pastor who is much
beloved by his flock.
cUPD's poINas,-A LOVER BROUGHT
TO TIME.
On the 18th inst, Lucinda Myres a
blooming damsel of abort nineteen
years, appeared before B. F. Burnap
J. P, and had a warrant Issued tor
the arrest of Newton Patterson of Mt.
Blanchard, charging said Patterson
with
SEDUCTION AND BAsTARDY;
and demanding immediate action on
the same.
Her deposition having been taken
late in the evening, the warrant was
immediately put into the hands of
Constable Jno Roberts, who with q
few others started in . sled for Mt.
Blanchard about midnight. Having
been informed where Mr.. p. would
likely be found, the Constable called
at the house and Mr.. P. responded
very cordially and the said young man
presented himself before Justics Bur
nap and proposed to make ''wrongs
right" by marrying the girl. The
Judge of Probate was interviewed
during the day and on the evening of
18th the services of B. F. B1rnap Esq.
we're again called into requisition,
10 TIE THE NUPTIAL KNOT;
all of which he did to the ''letter of
the law." And now "they are NO
longer twain bat one flesh, and in the
fullest enjoyment of welded bliss.
As this as the Squ;res' first exper
ience in eolemnizipg the @Marrisge
Rite several of his friends were anx
ious to -
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5000. 600 TO LOAN.

have made perfect arrangements en-
abling.me to loan Two Hundred Tbous-
and Dollars on. ..ffst-class farm property in
Ohio One to five years time at low rate
Of interest. J. W. SHAW, Findlay, o.
Office over Karst & Sons Grocery. 27ff
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When horses and cattle are spiritiess Scrag-
gy and feeble they nerd treatment with
Uncle sans Condition Powder. IL purides
and Dfsten. pers. Invigorafes the system . ID
VIII keep the animal in Healthy. Hand
some Condition Sold BY Haven q Fieck.
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Bickelhaupt & Sons

Are headquarters for Silver Plated
Ware, China fancy goods. Toys, &c. &c.
Sold cheap. 24n
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HOLIDAY. GOODS
Zay' s Fancy Goods Store.
CROSS CUT SAWS

Heck & Chamberlain have the excIu-
sive sale of Atkins celebrated 'Thin
Back" and the Silver Steel Diamond"
Cross Cut Saws. Every blade warranted
to cut thirty cords of wood without filing
1924.
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A LARGE LOT OF brackets, clockshelyes.
hat racks, clothes racks, foot rests, chill
dren's chairs, wall pockets. &c. at
2w. d. RUMMELL'S.
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The largest and most complete stock
Of Dishes, Glass Ware. Lamps and Look
ing Glasses will be sold cheap for cash at
RICKELHAUPT & SONS. 24tf.
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T. II. Houpt has just received an ele-
CANT line Of Seal Skin and Fur GOODS
which will be offered at extremely low
rates. Give him q call. 80
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Vanlue Letter.

VANLUE, g., Dec. 17tb, 73.
ED. JEFF: Nothing special has &C
CURED since we wrote you last. There
is quite stir among our little folks in
anticipation of Christmas tree.
The protracted meeting at the Z. B.
church is still in progress, and much
good is being done. May the good
work 60 on until maay souls shall re-
joice in a new life.
The Yanlue Temperance Society, we
are sorry to say, las died q natural
death. Several efforts were made this
fall to resurrect it, but without sue
cess While the temperance meetings
were regularly held, a change for the
better bad taken place in many of our
young men. Had the me .tings been
maintains d, the we'll begun work
would have been permanent. It was
a bad move to quit and the banefal
effects of intemperance are again dis
cernable.
We are informed that the members
Of the I. o. o. F. of this place have
received an invitation from the Mt
Blanchard Lodge to be present at their
next installation, and to participate in
a grand oyster supper.
Some of our side walks are io a bad
shape to go into winter quarters. 1t
surely is somebody's business to see
that they are repaired.
The schools throughout the town
ship are all in session. James L. Scrate,
a young Vanlueite, is teaching near
Whartonsburg. We hear favorable
report from him.
Winter is coming in earnest. The
time for lonely mortals to shiver when
going to bad, is at hand. And yet
our matrimonial market Is very dull
Cupid, on his mission of love. seems
to have missed vaDlue, or else our
young people are proof against his
darts. But the old maids and young
widows have entered into conspiracy,
and contemplate opening a campaign
against our eligible Lords Of Creation.
and lively time is anticipated. They
will resolve themselves into a commit
tee of the whole, and hope for manifold
blessings. When the bugle note for
the onset shall be sounded, they will
advance, to man.
The health of our village is very good
at present. The young folks are sigh
ing for the beautiful snow. NJ
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Stop at Haven & Fleck's and see the
Double Globe Lantern before buying. Il
Is the best in the market. S2ff
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ChristExs Slipp'

We have the incest Ladies and Gents
Slippers ever seen in Findlay.
HUME & HALL.
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Fine and cheap bats, flowers, orna-
ments, ribbons. fes'hers, &c. at Mrs Zays
Millinery Store 246
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Seal and Fur Caps.

Perfumery and Toilet articles, q very
fine assortment at
HAVEN & &FLECKs.
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Millinery.

"Dutei Englsa" Almanacs for 1879 at
Haven & Fleck's. 32tf
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Wanfedi

j. d. BUss wants 100. 900 pounds, PoUL
TRY, Quails, Hides, Pelts and Furs-
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fheyellow fever epidemic crsatsd fnsenee
excitement throughout the cenotrys yd
every community has . greafey % 20 nems9
ltfs, which stalks abroad onheeded- tenoe
colds It's tens OF tbousnnds- The practice OF
leifiug : cold cure issslf Is farght With suf-
fering. sorrow and nth death, LnH e NO
of Tar and wild Cherry, those that NE ~
know ffr worth. and Will not be wishons 10.
S,r ft surely and quickly cures Colds couGhs.
oIpia;nfs- Sold by Haven Floe9.
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For new and standard Patent Medicines
go to HAVEN & FLECK'S.

1t will pay you to look at Haven q
Fleck's stock of Holiday goods before
buying. They have fine assortment of
Vases, Toilet Sets, Albums, Autograph
Albums, Fine Stationery, Portuonies,
Lamps. etc, etc. 32tf
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Your Wife
Wants one those fine Rockers 40
d. RUMMELL'a
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Notice.

The cheapest place to buy Lamps is at
haven & FIeck's. 32tf
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For every ache. pain and brulse on man
or beast Uncle Sans Bone and Nerve Lini-
ment Is the Balm. Sold BY Haven q Fieck.
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Box Stationary. from 15c to $50 per
box, at Haven & Fleck's. 32if
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For the largest oysters the largest cans,
and the most oysters, 90 70
"a Main St.
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Why be distressed with headache, low
spirits and neryouxr ess vhon rlIerI's Day
Light Liver Pills are sold BY Haven 4 Fleck.
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Pictures,

Toys, and HOLIDAY Goods In endless vari-
ETY. at Zay's Picture Gallery and Fancy
Goods Ssoye. 81
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For the doi1oayo.
A fine assortment of Patent Rockers
and folding chairs at
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A Card.

Having bought late Ihave been enabled
to buy gods AZ prices much lower than
could have been obfsined earlier In the senr
son and consequently ] can ell them ct
neatly reduced rates. - ERklN9.
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Coal and Coke

For sale by the F1ndlsy Gas Light Com
pany. left
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w; E. SNYDER& CO., ''Old White Corner
FOSTER & SNYDER BROS, Fostoria, Ohio.
SNYDER & MCDONALD, McComb, Ohio. \
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KSIvEs. Forks, Spoons, Wooden and
Willow Ware. Good stock Of groceries
at bottom prices at
24f BICKELHAUPT 4 SOSS
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Notion and Hosiery DeDar1ment

We Carry wholesale stock of those Goods This
thng In trimmings Ribbous Laces Novelties in Ladie
Gloves Underwear, Corsets, Buttons &C., &C.: also th
Furnishing Goods in the CITY.
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over ioO New Garments just received styles perfect in
Come and examine them 0'' ~ 'A'se' iio" 4'o
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Our Three Large Stores

Goods
purchase all Goods
We sell
counties
atey added largely to stocks in all departments 1880 " ~
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Dress Goods Department

an immense variety of Black and Coored Silks
superb taste trimming Silks and Satins New Colo
Black Silk Veyets in all prices; also huge str
ack and Coored Cashmerefu width weight at SOC DER var
BLACK Six Warp Bombazines Cloths Apacas Moai
all the Novelties in Medium and Low Priced Dress Goods
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The Largest and Strongest Combina-
ton of Capital invested in Dry Goods,
Clothing. &C., in Northwestern, Ohio.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-03
FOR SALE.

E'OR sALE-TWo SQUARES OF FINE,
Il high land in the Third District, fronting on
Dauphine street city car. between Andry and
Flood streets, having great quantity Of orange
trees. and fruit trees of all kind will be sold
very cheap by applying to A. SACLET. No. 46
Decatur street. mv2 It
FOR SALE CHEAP-THE STAR RICE MILL
i, 4 complete and in good running order, ready
NJ. SCHWARTZ i BRO
fa19 # 149 to 1859 Magazine street
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1873.

as to the weight He then read the following
rs an account of one tenant:
EXHIBIT FOR 1877.
Statement Of Jos. B. Bro,nn.
sa bbls molasses, net proceeds 1851 rs
30 hhdS sugar. net proceeds '..t.s.-.. 2O69 81
Total net proceeds, .,-,,=..-... S2921 10
His one-third --,........, 973 70
Proprietor's two thirds .......... 81. DAT 46
Amount acreage in cane cultivated.
Act plant. 1891 stubble
plant ..... 1886
Amount acreage saved for seed $40
Amount acreage ground .....=.sg. 2o.0s
Proprietor's expense manipulation of |
hid and its equivalent In molasses
tenants one-third added $50 90
Net proceeds hid sugar and equiva-
lent molasses u877). wo-thirds 81 Ii
500 So
Deduct 10 per cent on cost OF cultivation
and manipulation hid ...,s.s..5z.z 20
Proprietor's net gain on hid sugar 1913 o5
During progress of said crop proprietor
realized sl5 on amount OF advances
during year.
Deduct 10 per cent for wear and tear in
implements .....1... =t=s4.s.. 3 Or
Proprietors not income on hid 49,. $40 OF
1t may be remarked that In 1876 the same ten
ant reaized to proprietor a not income Of s45
was one ~ the nraoteat imnnrpanca '' lie fait
thai In If thare waa fhe anlntian nf tho u,bnIa
nuastian ri sugar nIantin1 "a 'N' ""'i'
On the nlpnfation he Ind cultivated Nv the
tenant system he had made money. He thouph,
az the mntfer was Of such imnortanee The
Walker Of the 'Teehe who had adontad The
tenant svstem verv largely asking that he give
tn the asaociation his vfeua nm The auhiect ns
we'll AZ his contracts ''o''' ~ VIZ ''''o - ''s
Mr. Johnson then deserihed the manner In
which he cultivated one of his nlaces undaI
this svstem
II was reao1vad that Mr. Dvuonda nnner he
ae,t To tho nln ntara RI tho ktnte in narp,i n
form ~ A - D
mr. HUGH MCCALL then addresaed tho ,neetin no
an tha auEiect If The anaed az anuar mil roIIars
and raad - letter from Mr. rehihaid M itnhaI
ralnti ve To sneed
Mr. Kenner smoke Mt some length on the suh
,ent cittno the rennrt ~ prof Mr1,uIlnugh lie
On ii that ha nod not teatad ,yhather The foo+ =,
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land MAY FESTIVAL.
To BIO given by
MECHANICS FIRE COMPANY NO. n.
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Sunday, May ;, 1878.

PROGRAMME.
/. HURDLE RACE~One mile open to
Prize s25.
q RUNNING RACErMile heats, open to all.
Prize s25
g. PONY RACE-One mile, open to all ponies IA
hands high Or under. Prize sl5.
4. sIULE RUNNING RACE-Two mile dash
open to all. with the following entries: J.
Slack enters Bachelor; r. Chace enters Le-
gal Tender; p. Carroll enters Nellie ].
Owen enters Mysters: VIM. Leonard enters
Boiler; 7. Bremen enters Baby Mine.
Prize $40.
S. TROTTING RACE-To rule; mile heats:
open to all horses that have not beaten 40.
Prize s25. No one man can enter two horses
from the same stable.
6. LADIES' DRIVING RACE-To trot one
mile; open to all. Prize, Diamond Ring.
7, HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK TROTTING
RACE-One mile; teams to 90 together:
open to ALL Prize s25.
8. PRIVATE TROTTIEG RACE-Best two out
OF three for purse Of $3.50. Closed with the
following entries: J. Barry enters 8. h.
Tatty; Thos. Porteous enters 3. b. Shiftys
s. Banks enters b. h. Sam.
In all races. two or more to make race. En-
tries to be made no to 6 D. m. Saturday May
A. at L. Lamothe's. % st. Charles street.
Racing to commence at o'clock.
Dancing in main building at 5 O'Clock.
2. S.-The following prizes will be distributed
to holders OF tickets: Seven Premium Bonds
anda Sewing Machine. Only numbers that
are sold will be put in the wheel.
The races will be under the supervision Of Ben
lamin Harrison, Esq. and Alex Summers.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. Ladies and Children
FREE apps st
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LOsT-FOUND.

r .OsT Or sToLES-FROM THE STEAMER
twenty-seventh Of March. a black MEMORAN-
DUN BOOK about six inches long,, containi ng
a letter marked valuable and some papers Of
reward will be paid for It's recovery by JOHN
HAMILTON, master steamer Wild Gazelle.
ap6 If
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FOR RENT.

ROOM5 FOR RENT-TWO NEATLY FUR
IL nished rooms-parlor and bedroom second
story, with gallery front and rear. Large
lent Location central. in the First District
and on the shady side Of the street. Will BIS
rented with or without board to Il gentleman
hoard.rs or roomers In the house. Address
ROOMS. Democrat office. my2t
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ANUS SEMI NTS.

RIDWELLs ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Miss
- Katie Putnam supported by her superb
Comedy Company; Monday, April 20 and We'd
Tuesday. 3o-Fanchon: Wednesday evening.
May /, and Saturday mhtinee-MIss Putnam's
entirely new play. entitled Grssshnpper:
3, benefit to Katie Putnam-Lorle. and Stage
Struck Saturday evening. May 4-Lena, the
Curiosity Shop. Lena, Fanchon and Little
Mother. sp2s
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T'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
4 associated themselves to carry on a gen
eral commission business under the style Of r.
A. Woolley Co.
r. A. WOOLLEY,
E. Won MEYSENBEG.
New Orleans, May ], 1878. myl Ivy
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special NotIce-Any and all parties hav-
ing claims against the Home Mutual Savings
Bank in liquidation must present same within
THIRTY DAYS, otherwise the assets will be
distributed JAMES NJ. DOWNING
Liqutdating Commissioner.
New Orleans. April 30. 1873. ap21 BOT
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FOt1ce OF FIect1On-HfbeFn MA IDsurance
Company Of New OrIeans-Co nformaby to the
charter. the election of directors to serve dur
ing the ensuing twelve months will be held at
the office Of the company, No. 81 Camp street,
on MONDAY. the sixth Of May, proxino, be-
tween the hours Of II a. m. and .. m.
APPS LIT THOS. I. BRAGG. Secretary.
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he Lamm Fireless Engine

ONCE of the Lamm FireIess Engine
Company. No. 46 Carondelet St reet.-The an.
nual election for DIRECTORS of this Company
will be held on MONDAY May 6. between the
company. Transfer books will be closed from
April 26 to May inclusive
J. s. COPIES
ap1s Is ny5 Secretary pro tenn,
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO INFORM
4 his friends and customers that h.ving this
day associated himself with Mr.. A X1QCES he
Peters street TO No. "a Decatur street under the
style Of BASSETTI & dIQCES, SUCCESSORS to
Z. Marn0ni.
His debtors are. therefore, respectfully ra-
quested to settle their accounts with th., new
firm. g. BASSETTI
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ONCE crescent City OIL Company. 10,

once crescent city OH Company, 1870
Common street.-The annual election for Di-
rectors Of this company will be held on MON
DAY, May 6. between the hours Of IL and 2
O'Clock.
APPS I'd j. Fl. DUGGAN, Secretary.
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Cooks, Etc.

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COL
w ored man, n stu alton as cook or dining
room work Address JOE. this office myi 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

claims against the steamer BILLY COLLINS
are notified to present the same to me within
thirty days from date. ut the office Of H. Conery
& Son. corner Canal and Delta streets.
MRS. NJ. A. WISE,
Per pro, hi. Wise.
New Orleans, May g. 1873. my3 lot
The Annual Meeting of the St0ckh0ld-
ers Of the Louisiana Cotton Tie Company will
be held at the office Of tho company, No. 1874
Graver street. on MONDAY, thirteenth May.
at o'clock ., N. JAMES A. LAFITTE.
my2 til Secretary.
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N7ANTED-1oo TAILORS ON COATS. PANTS
w and vests, at NICOLL the Tailor's 100 and
11S Canal street. my22
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%. 1s78-A vote Of the shareholders of the State
National Bank will be taken at its banking
office, Nos 81 and 80 Camp street. on WEDNES-
DAY. May o. 1873, between the hours Of II m.
and 3 .. m, upon the question of the reduction
Of the capital stock OF tho bank and the distri-
button Of the surplus; and, also upon the dues
ton Of authorizing the BoArd Of Directors to
a State bank under the laws of Louisiana.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ap24 I'm CHAS L. q. DUPUY, Cashier.
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FD-IMN1EDIATELY AN EXPERT
w enced trimmer. at NICOLL the Tailor s..
100 and ll8 Canal street ny2 2t*
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

Clerks and RMIesmen.
WANTED BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN, A
w situation as clerk or any place whore he
can make himself useful. Address W. g., this
office. my2 st
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DUPILS WANTED A PROFESSOR OF THE
! Spanish language. having some hour,
crate prices Address TEACHER, De.,ocrrat t
office. myI 3t
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New Orleans, April II, Is7s,-The PUB
lie are cautioned against buying Certificate No.
45 Of ten shares stock OF the Peoples Bank,
issued September I, 1872. In the name of G.
Taylor Gauche same having been lost /; and q
new certificate has been applied for.
ap14 81 % my5 G. TAYLOR GAUCHE.
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w custom made clothing. Permanent situa-
ton to an experienced hand. Good references
required. Address Box ga. Postofflre. my1 st
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Tenants portion for his years work $3.50
from which deduct wages of extra man hir~d
70 days at 81 $40, leaves $40 for tenants ser
vices.
s. Tenant and five hired men on ninety six
acres, seventy-tWo acres of cane and twenty
four acres OF c IN. Tue tenant takes portion
tional labor. plants, cultivates and delivers the
crop, maintaining lands In previous condition.
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THE FIRM OF HITE / CARLIN IS THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either part
ner will sign the firm name in liquidation.
GEO. D. HITE.
J. E. CARLIN.
New Orleans. April 30. 1878. N.Y. st
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!-NFURNISHED ROOM WANTED-BY A
y single gentleman. in a quiet neighborhood,
Rent must be moderate and free entrance to
the room from the street conditioned. Address
A. B. this office. my3 IT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-03

WANTED - BY A BOY WHO RESIDES
w with his parents q situation in q store or
not afraid of work. Address G, II. L. this
office. my1 st
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-03

and receives from the planter one. half of the
full value Of the sugar cane
CROP
"a acres plant cane 48O tons
"a acres first ratoOns 300 tons
IL acres second ratoons ................ 100 tons
TOtal ..-.-...-- ..,.-....- ---.--,...-. 96o tons
Seed for "a acres ....-....,.--.. 100 tons
Crop for mill .,.... Observation-Disclosures $40 tons
$40 TONS at 81 50 per ton. make crop weld. $1,000
Net result to tenant for his years labor So G26
EXPENSES
mules consume ........... 100 bushels of corn
"a acres produce. .......- 800 bushels Of corn
There remaining .-...- 800 bushels of corp
$50 bushels of corn. at 65 cents ...--.-...... 1884