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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-22
: 81 ED, pTLSBURY Msvor.
PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
STOCK In THE NEW ORLEANS
WATERWORKS COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Con- J
soLIDATED DEBT Room No g. City Hall. !
New Orleans May a. 1875
Sealed proposals will be received ut this De-
partment until WEDNESDAY, the twenty ninth
day of May, 1878 mt II o'clock. for the purchase of
TWO THOUSAND SHARES (more or less) of
one hundred dollars each in the New Orleans
Waterworks Company payable In the floating
debt of the city, as authorized and described In
ordinance No. A59. A. s., as follows:
Certificates OF appropriation.
Certificates for FIVE eighths tax excess.
Tax warrants.
Interest coupons due prior to July |, 1875.
Interest coupons Waterworks bonds.
Unpaid ordinances for years 1873. 1874, 1875
1876, 1877.
Registered Judgments
Criminal, jury and coroners' warrants
City money etc.
Certified debt of the city of Carrollton.
less than par. payable In floating debt. ms above
described.
Blank forms for proposals may be had by ap-
plying at the office of Admin istrator of Public
Accounts.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. and answers will be given the following
ED. PILsBURY Mayor.
J. @. DENIS, Admir- of Finance
J. G. BROWN, Admir- Pub. Acts
my15 I'd Commissioners Consolidated Debt
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Executive Departmant. {

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.. !
Whereas. Information has reached me that
JACOB GUNTER and DAVID GUNTER. who
are indicted in the Ninth Judicial District Court
of this State, In and for the parish of Vernon. of
the murder Of Calvin Bass on or about the six
teenth day Of June. 1877, have escaped from the
Jail Of said parish and are now Mt large and
fugitives from Justice. and 1t being important
and highly necessary that the perpetrators of
such crime should be brought to justice;
Now. therefore. ], FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor ofthe State of Louisiana. have thought
proper to Issue this my proclamation calling
upon all good citizens Of this State to MD and
assist In procuring the arrest OF said Jacob
Gunter and David Gunter; and by virtue Of the
powers vested In me by law do hereby offer a
reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any
person or persons who shall apprehend them
and deliver them to the sheriff Of the parish of
Rapides, in this State In order that they may
abide their trial for the crime for which they
stand charged.
Jacob Gunter Is forty three years of age, about
five feet ten inches high, weighs about $50
pounds, sandy hair. fair complexion, blue eyes,
David Gunter. his son, is about twenty two
years Of age, about five feet six inches high,
weighs about 1876 pounds. sandy hair and gray
eyes.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
of Louisiana. at the city of New Orleans. this
twentieth day OF May, A. d. 1878.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary of State my21 lot
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. Nav 81. 1878.
mo. 4514-Administration series.l

No. 4514-Administration Series.I
Resotred, That from and after the promul-
of Finance be and is hereby authorized to re-
ceive from Charles Fitzenreiter lessee of the
Third District Ferry, the sum of 5000 pei
month for lease of said ferry, instead of S305
which is the amount specified in said lease
until the expiration of the same.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans May 81, 1873, the veto of the Mayor to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Yeas-Cavanac, Denis Diamond, Edwards,
Rengstorff-5.
Nay-Brown-1.
A true copy:
THOS. G. RAPIER, Secretary.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Executive Dapartment- (

STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Executive Department.
| Whereas THOMAS HOULIHAN stands in
dicted In the Superior Criminal Court for the
parish of Orleans for the killing Of W. F. La
| resche, on the twenty fourth day Of May,
| 1876: and whereas, have been informed that
said THOMAS HOULIHAN has fled from JUS
tice. and 1t being important and highly neces-
sary for the good Of society that the perpetrator
Of such offense should be brought to justice.
Therefore [. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS. Gov
ernor Of the State of Louisiana, do hereby issue
his my proclamation, calling upon all good
citizens of the State to assist and aid In arrest
ing the said THOMAS HOULIHAN and deliver
him to the keeper of any of the jails of this
State. so that he may be prosecuted for the
crime for which he stands charged; and do
hereby offer a reward of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS to any person or persons who shall
secure the arrest and delivery of said THOMAS
HOULIHAN.
Witness my signature and the seal Of the
State of Louisiana, at the city of New Orleans
this thirteenth day of May. In the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana,
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG
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Second District Court for the Parish 81 Orleans
No. 40,0e4.
by HOEY, MACON Il O'CONNOR- Nicholas
- j. Hoey, Auctioneer-Office No. IL Caronde-
let SUBSTANTIALLY. June ~, 1873, at IL
O'Clock m. at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, by virtue Of an order of the
honorable the Second District Court for the par
ish of Orleans. dated May IA, 1878. will be sold
by public auction. the following described propl
erty to wit
4 P0RTION OF GROUND in the Sixth Dis
trict OF this city In the square bounded by
Levee. Jersey Constantinople and Austerlitz
streets. measuring As feet fronton Jersey street
by III feet inches in depth, more or less.
The improvements comprise a double two-story
frame house.
Terms-Cash !: and purchaser to assume pay
ment Of all taxes of 1878, payable in 1879
before Amedee Ducatel, ESQ, notary public.
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MUNIUIP AL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF
DREDGE BOATS.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,

City Hall, May II, 1873 J
Sealed proposals will be received from day
to day at this office. until disposed of, for the
purchase of SEVEN DREDGE BOATS belong
Ing to the city.
Terms-Past due obligations of the city de-
nominated floating debt"
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
my1R 81 ED pITSRT1RY Mavor
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BY Hoey, Macon e. O'Connor.
VACANT LOT ON FRERET STREET AT
AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH TAYLOR

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. SO 49,.
by HOEY. MACON IL OCONNOR-N Nicholas
- j. Hoey. Auctioneer-Office No. Il Caron-
delet treet-SATURDAY, June a. 1878, at IL
o'clock M, at the St. Charles Auction Ex-
change. by virtue of an order of the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. dated May 20. 1878, will be- sold at
public auction
"A DER rAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
the Fourth District Of this city. in the square
baunded by Washington Sixth Jacobs now
Freret) and st. George tnow Howard streets,
designated as lot No. 8, and measuring 80 feet
front on Freret street by 100 feet in depth, be-
tween parallel lines.
Terms-Cash
Act of sale at the expense OF the purchaser,
before William J. Casteli, ESQ. notary public.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY P1acide j. Spear

BY Placide J. Spear.
Wohks M1ckoscoPEo oPTronsE pFq Fs
GLASSES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SUCCESSION OF DIR. VICTOR aRIMA.
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
No. 40.218
- OFFICE NO. is ROYAL STREET-On
sold at pubio auction G at + ROYAL afR Xii r.
BETWEE 4 - B LEN AND CUSTOM
moesG y BEET by E bs Hon and ss
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ish OF Orleans, dated May 7. 1873, for account Of
SUI UN fHi LoT Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ONE LOT OF OYER 800 VOLUMES MEpI-
Work Of DR.. j. Sichel entitled, Iconographic'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, with descriptions and fig
ures, Colories des Madadies de pOrgan de La
ONE MICROSCOPE.
ONE qA Az !, 9RPT.GAL TEST GLAssEs;;
sUNDRYY ACcoUNTfBa. Fro TO
Terms cash on adjudication. myt1 1922
BANK STOCKS, INSURANCE STOCKS,
NOTES, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR RoUMAGE.
second DlStrlCtC court tor the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1901,
PYPIACIDE J. sPEAR. Auctloneer-O OFFICE
- 40 ROYAL sTREET-TU ESDAY. May 2s.
1873 at II o'clock a. M, will be sold at public
auction, at No. 4G ROYAL STREET. BETW ZEN =
CUSTOMHOUSEAND BIENVILLE STREETSs
by virtue and In pursuance to an order from
the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge OF the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated May
H. 1878, for account OF the above succession .
ance Company stock. Is
THREE SHARES New Orleans and Carroll
ton Railroad Company stock.
FIFTY FIVE SHARES New Orleans Opelou.
sas and Greet Western Railroad
SUNDRY NOTES AND OTHER OBLIGA.
T1ONS. a list of which can be seen at the auc-
H. neers' office.
Terms-Cash, mvtS ~ % ~
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THE CELEBRATED
Old Stacker Iron Works,
TENNESSEE.

Parties desiring to secure for the coming
crop, sugar kettles, furnance mouths, ETC. OF
the above celebrated works. will please call at
the office of the undersigned without delay.
E. F. LAYILLEBEUvRE.
my1 m is Union atrant
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ROBERT E. LEE
STOVE.

THIS STOVE HAS JUST BEEN INTRO
l. duced in this market. 1t Is manufactured
In Georgia. and Is presented to the public as the
equal of any Stove on this market for all house,
hold purposes. with full guarantee to that Of
feet, while 1t Is sold flu lly TWENTY PER CENT
CHEAPER, by the undersigned.
II a ME- HI. RE YNOLDS,
General House and Steamboat Smith.
Plumbing Gas and Steam Pipe Fitting. Stoves.
Ranges and Pumps.
DO ..........,. RarOnne street .,.......... DO
Between Union and Perdido streets,
apl31y NEW ORLEANS. LA.
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DOUBLE COTTAGE IN THE SIXTH DIS.
TRICT.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH soUBD.

Second District Court for the Parish 81 Orleans
No. 40, 0e4.
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Fhe Council then adjourned

THOS. G. RAPIER, Secretary
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 30 432.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-15

This splendid Bathing Institution and well known place
of resort has been thoroughly overhaued newly furnished
and is in point of cleanliness and comfort surpassed by
none the coast. THE BATHS undergoing a thor
ough repair and will receive great addition to their size
THE BAR is supplied with the best of liquors procurable
MEALS by First Glass Cooks served to order at all hours
The Springs Carriage constantly Orders left at the
hotels will be promptly attended to-
Carriage Free. nov7u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-15
MAGNOLIA
sHlnRwsEazgvlE1HzzzE u
BALM

The MAGNOLIA BALM is a sure device Tor creating
q pure and blooming complexion
IT conceals all natural blemishes in the most SUI
prising and effective manner
II removes all roughness, eruptions, rednes.s
flotcbes freckles and tan with magical power.
It drives away all evidences of fatigue and ea-
eitement.
It makes the plninest face beautiful.
1t gives the complexion a dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face, and arms appear graceful.
rotund and plump.
Ttmakes matron Of IS or 40 look not more thar
% wears old, and changes the rustic maiden into
cultivated city belle.
The Na0nolia Balm removes all biemishes and con-
esaLs epery drawback to beauty; and tohie II 's az
harmless as todter ii is so tJetke IN ais cDects Ui
u, closest Observer cd,sno: detect ats use.
Ladies' who want to make themselves attractive
can make an absolute certainty OF 1t by using
HAeAN's MAGNOLIA BALM, and we know OF no otner
way 1t is the cheapest preparation IN the w9rAs
all things considered, and may 10 had at any drug
store,
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12
2 S1.rN.

We are authorized 10 announoe Mr. X.
I. ~ LLR. as "a candidate for the office II
Sheriff 4.
We are authorized 10 announce r. n.
WALKER, rs Candidate for re election to
the ofie Of Sheriff. at the ensuing AuGust
election "a
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12
4 Tn,.n on .,heeIs

/ Garland is Il town on wheels. When
I ever the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
I finishes a section of road the town moves
to he end OF the line. The people OF
Garland are determined TO live ut the
terminus of the narrow guage, no matter
where it takes them. As the line will be
extended 10 Alamosa next week the fes-
tive Garlanders are now preparing TO
mack up and mOve-or dust, as they put
h The houses are being taken down in
sections. aud in a week or ten days the
nresent site Of Garland will be deserted
bnth hv friend and foe. Garland was
hnilt in = week, and at one time had bout
one thousand inhabitants Ii is healthy
mace: IL WAS located about one year ago.
and there have been but seven deaths
"a YOU see there are few that die, but
when they do die they die suddenly. The
cemetery on the nill contains seven
Graves. and we climbed the steep decliyi-
~ in the early morning to inspect il.
Cine i the grave Of wee babe, whose
I;,,1e Iamp Of life went out after an ex-
istence of two months. The second is
hat Of an aged man, "the Judge as he
,yas familiarly called, who died . natural
daatb The remainder met violent
deaths. One WAS hung by the vigilance
eor,mittse, and four were shot dead in
,l,e saloons Not unlike Texas Is this
nlaee as described by old Texan, who,
aft,r being asked by stranger whether
= was necessary to carry weapons, repli-
al that long intervals might possibly
elapse before weapon was required, bat
~ hen -ou do want pistol you want
one mighty bad.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12
Tne Case Aga.nss ssr. Tnden.

! : y.
From Courier Journal
1tis sure that the devil shaving a
proverbial plea for justice arrayed on
his side does not receive his due often
er than his betters. Certainly the hab
it Of Growing over the misfortune of
our friends comes next In order after
that Of insegLing against our enemies
We multiply their shortcomings mag
I nily sdelinquencies. and in spite
/ Of our own losses, obtain kind OF
solaoe through our pique the burden
/ aud cost OF which We set down to their
account Thus We are used 10 hcariag
1 Democrats declare not ouly that Mr
I Tilden IS solely responsible tor the
Republican desee upon the Presideu
cy. but join this uuthoughted express
sion Of opinion to the a9owal that
Mr.. Hayes has done more for the
country than could have been done by
the man of the peoples choice if he
had occupied the White House.
This Is a most false, as well as a
most whimsical, acceptance OF the
situation, at the same time that it is
"a most unfair personal aseripIion The
truth of history will refer the Deuio
cratic disaster rather to circumstance
than to the conduct Of the principal
actor aud victim, whilst as for the
advantages Of the existing Admibi~tra
tioD, they belong to the category OF
blessings OF which uationel debts may
be mentioned as among the most shin
ing examples The virtue Of tie
Presidents policy of reconciliation
has appeared thus far mainly IN
Ropu blicau party substantially united
against it, not to mention the preler-
weBt of all the chief promoters Of the
lra1d to which he owes his place IL
is true that the troops have been
r@itNdrawn from Louisiaua and South
Carolina. But we have the concurrent
testimony Of Administration and anti
Administration Republicans that they
could not have been retained there in
any event, having been, indeed, order
ed to retire by General Grant himself
u that We haze gained Of Mr. Hayes,
therefore, Is a concession, which We
had won as a right, and which he
made both as 4 duty aud as a necessity
Nevertheless, we we're asked to pay
Tor this by the disruption Of our party
and because We refused, new section
ei crusade is to be waged against Us,
grounded upon the addition to our part
OF ingratitude to treason. We leave
such Democrats as are possessed of
mathematical turn to calculate at once
the amount OF the profits accruiug
TO Us aud the exteut ofthe debt We owe
the President
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12
England, NOI Russia. GobbIes
Turkey.


Beaconsiold's shrewd diplomacy has
resulted in very extensive haul Of
territory for Queen Victoria England
could well afford to make the European
concessions, for it is defuitelv settled
that the possession of the Island of
Cyprus Is the first step to the British
control Of Asiatic Turkey. so far as
Asia is concerned" says dispatch,
England aud Turkey will practically
form one power "a neat way of ex
pressing the situation Eoglaud will
occupy therefore, Goo, $40 square miles
of Turkish territory, containing a
population Of l6, ,050, 900. ten millions
of whom are Turks two millions Arm :
mans, aud the rest Greeks, Jews, Tar
tars rabs, Syrians, Druses, Kurds and
Turcomaus. a railroad Is TO be con
stFucted from some point on the Syrian
coast down the valley OF the Euphraies
to the Persian gulf, and Russian pro
gress south on the Asiatic side is TO be
barred by British guus along the Arme
uian frontier. That will be the result
of the Beaconsfeld negotiations, and
England Iodian troops will have their
field ia the new territory. The pros
tec,orate for Asiatic Turkey means
for Asiatic Turkey for Euglund IA
huge expansion of the Empire, and
one which is net favored by the Liber-
ais. As for the Turks they acquiesce
10 this arrangement to be saved from
Russia The Ottoman Empire will
exist only ia name, if at all, aud me
next time Russia advances in Armenia
she will have to fight England Instead
of the Turks. The British share OF
Turkey constitutes the largest land
grab OF the century, cousummated
without striking a blow.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12
s0mdeHanedIo Deatn Gor Hal
DF;agEtGa
From NV York Tribune

From Ns@ York Tribune
Recent Getuan newspapers eiee ae
counts OF the pial OF tour men irom
this conutry who were convicted Of
ma practice 10 Berlin, These men,
who assumed the names OF Drs ST.
Marr, Van Du.en, Bslleaa and Samp-
son, left this ciiy for Germany in 1879.
They establizhed IL Lewis street, Ber
lin, what they called the American
Lying IN Iusii,stion. and carried on "a
system Of nal practice until they were
discovered 10y ne police. When the
officers entered the house they found
Anthony Waa, alias DR. 81, Marr,
John Williams alias DIR Van Dusen,
jeremiah Presou, alias DR. Bailean,
aud Carl Niaiibrrs, alias Dr.. SaniP-
sou. Several goung women, one OF
whom was a ssbool girl Of noble
family were suna to be iamates Of
the house, anda y Mme Danvage was
in Attendance On them The trial OF
the guilty persons lasted some days.
aud the jury rendered verdict against
them. Ward aud Niatizberg were eoa-
den4ued to desib; Williams and Pres
ton TO imprisonment for life an agent
named kraushaar to fiseen year.;
Nine Durivage to eight years, snd two
assistants to igs years each.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12

The Supreme Court Of Kentucky
has decided that man who gets drunk
three times year u .idrunkard
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12

We are authorized to announce BYNUM
FERRELL, az candidate for the Office Of
Assessor Of Fulton county, at the ensu-
ing Agust election.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12
Five Ch.Iaren az Oncc.
fshepherdstOwn Regisier.l

=
The most remarkable birth eser
known ia this history of accouchement
occurred aior near Salesyiil, Ohio,
on last Monday night Mrs. Me-
t,ormick gave birth to five heal by
chikIrcn-four boys and one girl
The medical works have but few IN
stances of such wonderful births, aud
when they do occur the children have
scarcely been known to live. In this
case the mother aud children, 10 the
common language on such occasions.
are doing wet. The community
there is excited aud the fathe Is the
hero Of al the country around about
and his fame will spred on the wing.
oi the newspapers FROM one eud OF the
country to the other. His home is
.lrcady an object Of pikgramsge for
III the Old Women OF the region.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12
The Grandesl swindIe.
Indianapolis sen!inel speeiaI. ]


The great @ race between Ten
Broeck and Mollie Mccarthy was run
at Louisville yesterday aud wa, wit.
messed by not less than 10000 people
Doctors, lawyers, BANKERS. politicians
and stationery men, and not few who
were not stationery, were swelfering in
the sun to witness the grandest swim
die ever perpetrated o0 the American
people. x Z < Il i estims,ad
that the gate receipts were over Sac
900, aud that Bud Doble, who maDin.
ulated the fraud. has walked away
viii, fully $50, 900 clean profit.
The history Of the American tprf
has beeu one of fraud from the com
nencement. and Bad Dobie has bee.
ooe of rhe worst iu the ring. The
writer was at Milwaukee on the ocea
sion thai Goldsmith Maid made ber
famous time over the Gold Sprin.,n
track. The ~God Spring track Wa
a fraui-Short- time vas a trand
the Maid was a fraud-and Raa
Doble was frand II Paducah Sun
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12

Fulton Lodge, No l30, A F. < A N.
meets the second Monday evening IN eve
~ month. al clock. Oihcer-.
G. l.. RANDLE, W II.
GEoBGs HAEKES Secretary.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12
FOR The Uonnt.,s Good.

HIcKNAS, Ky, July 10, 1878
Es. CoURIER In view of possibili
ties, how many candidates for jaiier are
track, for he ccun;y's good There is no
desire to wedge politics in the oeuaty
races. but there are many apprehensivc
that the present field renders the election
Of n colored jailer possible. How many
candidates can shoulder his responsibili-
~ There is no organization to assume
che authority to cay 'sget of the track,
hut there is y silent popular sentiment
which says 20 each candidate. sasettle this
thing between yourselves and get on-
WurrE LEAGUE.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12

The Directors Of the Fulton County
Fair viii hold a regular meeting next
Saturday
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-12

Mr Sam White, col0red cit,z cn
oi the State of Mississippi went over
to Liberia last December with his
famitg, aud is now rfjoicsd to be baos
home again. BY industry ana thrift
be saved up money enough to pay for
passage from Mississippi TO New York
whence the Liberia Emigration society
sent him on his way to the promised
lsud free of cost but the promises
concerning This itod turned out badly.
Tent lie aud rough fare instead of
MIX and honey, had civilized Bud
utmost Wholly uaked Africans instead
OF wealthy aud enlightened co}5red
citizens Of free and progressive an
cestrai republic native African women
who are boug and sod rs wives
Instead OF beiug wooed ana won after
fhe joyous and romantic fashion Of the
American citizeo Of African descent
;hese we're some oi me tuings which
caused Mr. sam " hite to tGrn his
eyes ipngingly toward the cotton e lIa
where lie had swung the hoe aad eu-
iOyed bis hog AMI h0uiny ILeu there
was a monstrous insect ID 'his promis
ed land, someshing Ike big ant. with
paufei aud poisonous bite which
used, TO iuvade the sleeping quarters
ut night, utter arsln, and gave a poor
colored p.l4ram no rest. tevers atso
abouuJed there, for which native doc
tors prescribed eopious draushts of a
kind of brush tea which klk- about
eight out OF every I. Il Amertoan dar
keys who drink it. Hogs do nor
abound there. bacon sells al twenty five
ceuts p d h,n' = twelve ceuts =
pound. an eaiico atlwenty i've cents
yard swhits labor is outy thirty cents
a day, That is not q country in
which u colored man Of American
breeding delights TO 1--we, and Alr. Sam
White conslders himself Que of III
lackest daskeys OF the pitnct in hav
ing gottsa way from it before his
money gave out.