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New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
LITERARY NOILS.

When Mr. GladStOne's d" Kin Beyond Sea
reached England, The Times Gondon accused him OF
natteIing the American people by writing the word
president" with large "P," and the word q leeh
with o small 90" The article having been printed
during the absence Of Mr. A. Thorndk" Rice the Edor
OF The North American Rcricr in which periodical mo
article appeared Mr. Rice has written to The Times that
careless proofreader is entirely responsible for !hi
piece Of purely typographical impropriety" Mr. Glad
stone he savs had nothing whatever to do with IT.
Mr. Rice bcgs assure The Times u IT WIZ pardon so
Obvious lest" that he has taken measures 10 insure
hereafter on the part Of proofrcadcrs careful
attention to their ps and their ="
A novelty in literature is the writing of
book by Lieutenant Henry Ossian Flipper, L. s A. the
cOOTcd cadet West Point about his experiences IN INC
Military Academy, which Is printed III tins city by
Homer Lee & Co. This young colored man had try
ing experience at West Point everyone tnows but he
conducted himself there with c. nmcndable taste, and
he graduated good way above the bottom OF the uSt
The book relates large number OF the peculiar expert
ences which Fpper had at the military school, not with
any special manifestation Of feeling, however lie de-
votes one chapter to the discussion Of the question Of
identical rights and "equal rights" and
while claiming that his race be accorded ldentical
rights and privileges, he saws that II VIII
book illustrated by twosteel engravngso of the author
in cadet and III officers dress which represent nm a.
comey wellfoTmed and intelligent looking young col
ored man.
The second and final volume of Professor
sterns biography Of John Milton has just been pub
ished in Lepsc. II will probably be translated INTO
English and The AcadCmy remarks that 1t VIII then de-
serve TO occupy permanent place in English htera-
turc" Professor Stern claims that the history OF the
seventeenth century will be really understood TIL
Is recognized that Milton and Land TO all appearance
as remote another the poles were III reality
aiming at q common object. They both looked Tor
standipC-grouud from whence TO combat the common
place morality and the commonplace intelligence OF the
dav 1t made all the difference that Laud soug t for
fnlcrum from which to the world III external an-
thority While Milton sought it i'll legazed liberty OF
speech The one clung TO theory which mad done us
work the other to a theory which had its WORK st TO
do new story is told. 1t was known before that
while Milton was engaged as censor OF the MercWH
Pol,dcus newspaper, proposal was made to PRINT In
England SOcinan catechsm-a catechism which de.
MED the Trinity the deity of Christ the personality OF
the devil the total depravty OF man. and the eternity
OF puuishment But Professor stern relates that the
printer questioned by Parliament. urged that II had
betn licensed by Milton, and Milton owned that II was
So No man., he SAID, ought 70 forbid the printing
book. In approving that BOOK he had only lol-
lowed his opinion"
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Jnsirnfiior.
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

BOARDING and Day ScnOOl 1Or blrls unutI
fourteen pleasant home constant care and thorougn IN
truciion unusual opportunity for heahfu o Ioor eh.rcse
Address Miss O. ELKINs station B, BROOKLYN Post ONCE
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SECOND CALL O'CLOCK p. N.
THIRD CALr-2:30 =. N.


FRIDAY, Jan J-P. NJ
Like the preceding week. that ending to-day was
a broken one. and only embraces five business
days. But fer holiday week it was an exceedingly
active at the Stock Exchange, in both the bond
and stock markets. The total transactions
in stocks for the five days amounted TO
$4,000 shares, against 61O,0OO shares, the
total business of the previous week. At times
the stock market appeared TO be intensely excited
followed by lapses of extreme dulness. Never.
theless the course Of prices was steadily upward
until THURSDAY. In almost every the final sales
show improvements ranging from 4 per cent for
Hannibal and st. joseph common to ) per cent each
for Ere preferred and Michigan Central, ana the
exceptional advance of 80 per cent for Now-York
Elevated stock, which has sold in small way from
los up to 40. But these final gains do not cover
the extreme prices of the week, the market gener-
ally since yesterday now having bad a downward
tendency, and closing at reaction of about ! per
cent from first figures.
The particularly active stocks were the two
classes of Chicago and Northwest, the two Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul stocks, Lake Shore, Erie,
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western aud Western
Union. These stocks monopolzcd the trading Of
100000 shares ont of the total transactions.
To this add the $4,000 shares of Michi-
gan Central. which was bought and sold from
71sa last Friday night up to 7jQ7I2I cx dividend
Of per cent, and the business IN the remainder Of
the list is sufficiently explained During the early
part of the week. the coal shares although declining
only small fraction, did not participate
in the buoyancy of the general market.
IL is only since the others have shown
disposition TO distribute" that Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, and Delaware and llud-
son have come to the front as chiefs in the specua
tion. OF course, Morris and Essex ana Central Of
New-Jersey have followed suit. and these four
stocks close nearer their best prices than does the
market generally.
The express stocks are all lower than a week
ago. Wells-Fargo at one time declined from 0S's
to %, but later recovered to 97li. The cause Of
the decline was the announcement that the cont
pany would increase its capital stock 81, ,250. 900,
for purposes explained in the following extract
from circular which it has addressed to its stock.
holders:
"The object Of increasing the capital stock Of
81 go. .O00-to the Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany and the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, in consideration of a contract agreed
upon with them for running our express
over their roads for the period of ff-
teen years from January |, 1870. THIS
contract is deemed of great value, and has been
unanimously approved by the Board of Directors.
ceive the same number of shares now standing in
his name upon the surrender of the old CeTttcate'
While the week closes with the prices consider.
ably higher than they were a week ago, the market
apparently is less CHEEKY"
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES
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faw Schools.

VALE Law OOl.-Rcgular course, 2 years;
GRADUATE fOT degree Of DCIl Fall term,
opens Sept. 20. Address Prof WAfLAND New.Hsven CT
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Total shares sold q.
. 3Gl.l seller ~ days.

The stock market to-day was less active than tbe
loug-drawn-out official list of sales would lead one
to suppose. The total transactions amounted 70
only I4G,500 shares against l93ooo snaie' nan.'
J,v respectively. The prevailing tone was
one of fevcrshness. and the huetuatlOns ,nSSs
nj LA, per cent. The stocks proml-
ncnt 6y amount of TRANSACTIONS or IN a are Ien,,
per eNceptioual to the general marker, Me,'
the coal stocks. Delaware, Lackawanna and west
crn experienced vigorous rise from l5os TO hs hoS
closing with "A reaction OF only y per cent Do,a-
ware and Iudson advanced from ssh TO 39i2 3gos'
and Central of NcwJcrsey from 33 to 80 from; S1os;
while Morris and Essex, after first declining TOM @
7G 70 75is recovered to 7GLG 757s As com,
pared with the closing sales OF Yesterday tSe tbe
final prices to-day for the remainder oI IsaaI1 .IY
int are about half and half in regard TO the sna,, %
gains or small losses, although Central anl llHason %
shows decline OF = per cent, aud western CH'o"
"A gain of IS per cent, -. fn,m
Stock loans to-day generally ruled al ABOUT iHn
3Q5 per cent paid tor the currency. lhe W'iA''
closed feyerish and irregular
RANCE OF THE sroCK NApESr
.tsrepoyted byhe GO,d and Stock TsitTdph company
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
Dancing Academies
Gratners.

GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 30 UNION.SQUARE. NEWYOBK,
supplies GOOD teachers with positions Application form
stamp supplies schools and families with competent n'
simctnfs WITHOUT CHARGE.
T. COTLEsW ORTIZ PINCKNEY 80 Union square, y. Y.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ A6ENt !, No % UniOnsquare recommends PROBES
sCls. PRINCIPALS ASSISTANTS. TUTORS and GOV
EKSISSkS from the leading American and European col
hges nmversles and eonser'atores: positions promptly
nlei in department OF instruction. Apply 10 Miss II. j.
YOUNG. NO 23 Unon.square Broadway side.
ELOCUIION-Miss NJ T.. Powers, Al w. 22d-
L, Of natural reading recitation and OTat0ry Spc
attention given tO voice training auddstinct enumeration
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS constantly
IL wanted particularly Eag:ish and singinc. cry lns
tuition, English and Eocuton; Interview immediately Art
singing several for French dciman Music S"ho Is and
famics; Assistant Professor Of Music MiChgaD German
Professor Of Mu- Kentucky gentleman for country district
ChDOs for sale city vicinity
else whore. Application form mailed Tor stamp.
j. ". .StHERMENUORN. secretary. 80 East ltth.st.
V'EACHER supplied to schools and families
/ without charge Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA
TIONAL BU REAU, 80 Union square.
PREACHERS of known calibre and character
promptly provided for families schools colleges sCHEH
MERIIORN. 30 East liG1st
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sALRs FROM 2i2 O'clock TO CLOSE OF Brsryrss .
O'CLOCK y. M.-COntinued ''
OifICIAL REPORT N. 7. INNING STOCK EK.
CHANGE SALES JAN 3. 1879

r CALL-1l O'CLOCK A. ".
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\. Perot, ESQ.,, who is prospectipa
lof legislative honors on tho Green.
oeck ticket. was IN town yesterday.
ana gave 20 . call. After taking 4
good square shake ut bis maiestio
paw, w Invited him to q seat. but
seeiag . copy Of tho DAILY BULLETIN
on tho chair he refused. In little
aoove . whisper be informed us that
ne We riding the Greenback ponv.
We looked ct Mort, and dropped a
tear 10 behalf Of the pony, We feel
eonndeot that this scrsnwy, tiny.
little bit Of . pony known a. the
ureenback platform will meet ita
death next Tuesday on accuont OF too
mocn heavy weight. After tho cleo.
t.oo ~ expect to hear our friend sinr
tsat sporting sons. II bet my MONEY!
% ~ bob.tail nag and -loet"
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Theo. Schumsn. DetS
by virtne of an order Of the Hon. y
ID Parish Court in and for the pai''.
OF NatchitOchcs, and to me directs4, !
will sell on the premises ut the corners
Front aud St. Denis streets in the e'9
Of Natchitochcs, on
Wednesday, the Sd day Of Dec, la'.
the following described property bs'eae
ing to said Succession, to.wit:
A certain lot Of ground with OIL -
buildings and improvements there's,
situated in the City of Natchitochse :
the corner Of Front and St. Denis stfeea
measuring about fifty eight feet fro's. = !.
Front street, ami about thirty'nibs -
front on st. Denis street.
Terms and Condition OF Ssle.
On credit of twelve months from 9!
OF sale, purchaser to give bio We
months bond, with approved seeen.'
payable to the order Of the Adm'n'ses ~.
tor, bearing eight per cent interest," ~
date, with special mortgage AID ".
doris privilege retained on tho Prp ~:
to secure tho payment Of pnrchss.S, I's''
JAMES GENlUh
Nov. l. Admipisirsssk
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERlFr'S SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE.
State Of Louisiana W Valsin Monetto
ct ais.
District Court, Parish of Natchitocl,o.
No. 1886.
by virtue of writ of Fl. En- ;ssuoa
L. in the above entitled and numbered
SUIT and to me directed, l have sr;zsj
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of tho Can't ,,',,t
House in the city and parish Of Natch;.
toches, on '"''"''
Saturday. January 4th. 1850.
at II A. N: the following described pron.
erty, to.wit: ' p'op'
A certain tract or parcel of land sitna.
ted In the parish Of Natchitoches. i,on"'i.
ed north by Bayou Natchez. esst and
sonth by Bayou Natchez, and lands for ,.
merIy belonging to Emilio Somnnvrac.
and west by Old xiver, containiry in
acres more or less, with all the bn;i1;nvs
anu improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash-snlject to appraisemeot.
=, ~ L A. DEBLIEUX.
WV -. Sheriff.
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RED RIVER.
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 is79. {
MIR. J. H. NoRMASD, Cloutierville, La.
Dear Sir-Atter suffering for thirty
years from a running ulcer in tho ca,
accustomed by q wagon passing on nv
head aud after having been operated
upon by DR.. Logan in New Orleans and
and not being cured, tried some of your
balm and ! am happy to say that after a
few applications Of it got entirely we'll
and was radically cured.
a negro boy on my place cut his foot
with aplow and it was Thought once
that it would have to be amputated but
after applying your balm on the wouni
for few days it healed up and the boy
is now well. Again, George Cole. a
neighbor Of mine, whilst shooting a vnn.
a piece ofthe cap flew in his eve. we
tried the balm again and with success.
His eye got we'll after two applications
Of the balm.
l conclude by stating that in nv onin.
ion your balm is an invaluable medicine
and l will take pleasure in recommend.
ing it to the public.
Very respectfully,
W. A. CURRY.
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A CARD.

Editor Vindicator:
0RAxD Eooas Fs,aY, Nov. 1s-Dss,
Sr.-we. tho undersigned, through q
mistaken idea, Joined tho 0reenback
party . TOW weeks ago. We have
come to tho conclusion that % W
cannot tell ''wHIfHII fnR xrooR. WAC
4 rnH1No OF WH4TnI1 TaI Hlsa WAs A
Nloo1RlNo." that Ne would mske :
public announcement OF our With.
drswal from this party in order that
our friends may know exactly how
9e ctand and on the ID OF December
onel! cast our votes for the regular
nominees OF tho time hon0fed nm.
We sre respectfully,
P. 1UiRHRD,
AIM. ROvQUlRa,
JOHN STAR.
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suit and to me directed Ih<
n h;M VIII , "'irr tor sale to the H.. sal
'i' u; "'' ter at the door Of Ii. 10y y. W
N'tchitochcs. on ' parish q
Saturday. January 4th, lsso
A certain tract of land lvi", ",'a;
north side .; Bayou y;ourLs""x oa&
IT," same land Purchased II. A' a4
Bronx from job. Sylvester y NJ
w'th all the b"iIdn IS aud i,nn,,v osate
thereon. 'l''o'snsn
Terms Of Sale:
Casl'-suhject to appraise,u,n,
Nov. 90 L. A. DEBLlEU1
Nhs,A
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Succession Nale.

succession OF Joseph Emil. =.
decd. az
RY VIRTUE of an or,p, 49,.
n,.a the / Probate :, Court in and IN 'p =! !.
rar's, OF Natchitoches, aud ~ M Y
rrc'e', will sell at the late re ~ ne i
the deceased, Joseph L. Rost. ; n .s
ISM OF Na'chit"cl'es situated !" ~ s0e&.
river about forty miles below th W !! u.
Natchitocl.es, on 'oe eltt
Friday. January q. 1870
the following described n,ono,..
my I" sand succession, to-wit: '''''
a certain u, tract Of land situated :. .
parish OF Natchitoches, State CIV
lana measuring thirty arl,cnt. y S. a9sA
each side of Cane river. wiz, ,.T%sss
u .;.,.! y, thereto belonging, aceo % H.
titles thereof, containing al,on nt' tms
Tour hundred arpe"ts, bounded ah ."eatF
I I'''!. formerly oeIoh cling to R R'
A'p'n and below by lands i'eIo ,'vS. u
NJ G'vanoy'ch and G. Lacour 'S''ss
Ais" the following described .,.
',"'"'hS the above plantation viz: Z.
nos A., one, two aud three ; the Nn. .es
IL ana the n TT Of the s Ell Of g.. H :!
Township 6, Range 4, coutain; "e'
hundred aud scventy.nine 2!.loO ~. w
fractional See. No. Z, same Tors:sa;l
anu H. Range, containing forty.six %.S
acres as per patent No. Clio, WI"
Another tract of land adio;,;. -.
line Of the plantation 6r.tt ~ ~
cr'oed and bounded below by land I' W S.s
Dr. formerly belonging to Edward Fr.i ~.
p,. AIS" lot No. s Of Sec. 6, Town aiss' !
Ea"sc \, containing six s5.lo0 ..,..
fractional !, :! ~; n! Of fractional = w: Me-
md n " fractional quarter Of g..
;"n one hundred eighty.6v.s' =
IVo acres the NJ Of S Ell and i FL ~
It OF Sec. NJ. 10, containing on. =.
'red and twenty acres, and the q N ". !.
) Et and tho 81 OFFS VT Of Sex. n"
!" 1Gn one hundred aud sixteen -
'o.loo acres. All Of tho last mentia..i
IA racts being in Township No. 6of ~
Inc whole Of the foregoing descr;hl
: ands forming what is known A. +.
host plantation.' Said lands fo,he III
inject to the mortgage of.oue Innd M
'''a nifty shares Of tho consolidated p.iI', !.
oc'ation Of the planters Of ths Stats =
State Of Louisiana Y
'g subrogated to the rights Of said b..
Also 10 head of mules, more or leaa
-Four horses. more or less.
Seven yoke of oxen.
One horse wagon. -
Large lot Of plows, blacksmith to,h
veeps, and other farming impleneat
lso . large quantity of household ~
itchen furniture, besides includiue n
le articles contained on and inclutsd :
70 inventory in sale succession.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, subject 70 -
basement. q
L. A. DEBLlEUx.
Nov ~ tbs. Sheriff.
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CARD.

The 0reenbackers Of this parish
have done mo tho honor OF nomina.
ting mo - their candidate for Or.
oner. 1be9 most positively to do.
cline. Had ! been consulted I should
have refused, % ! am no 0reenbeck.
OF. but Q Democrat The 0reenback
movement here can have no other
end than % injure tho chances OF the
Democratic party and I could never
lend my name or influence 90 such 4
crime. JuIrs JAr,x rn
Nov. n, 1879.
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FALL INTO LINE.

II is with great pain that We see
the political attitude Of some OF our
old friends and comrades In this
hour Of trial. when the hand Of every
true friend OF liberty and the rights
of mankind should be raised in de.
fense OF those great and glorious
principles which have given " our
liberty and f.eedom, and which prom.
ise 40 much for our prosperity in the
future, the grand aud glorious prin.
ciples Of Democracy. Have We for.
gotten, comrades, our great trial ?
Have 70 forgotten those long, weary
and gloomy years, when ruin and
starvation stared us In the face +?
Have ye forgotten the long, bitter
and almost hopeless fight OF twelve
years? Have We forgotten the thriving
rule OF Blunt. Raby. Lewis, Bre,la.
Barron and Myers? Have W for.
gotten our trials Ut scarce six months
ago. when Shederick Brown, Breda,
Merity. Green and a host OF others.
attempted to swear away the lives of
our best and most loyal citizens?
Have We 90 soon forgotten all this
that you still cling to q political FAC.
tiOn that can boast OF these very men
as members ? Shame on ye who d.
this. Let Us remember the 2lst OF
September. OF 1878. that glorious day
when the Sun OF LIBERTY once more
iawned upon our beloved State,
flooding with resplendent light our
path to glory, honor and prosperity.
Remember this, comrades. and array
yourselH In the ranks Of Democrat '.
and II FATE has 80 decreed. anu we
are beat on the second day OF Decem.
her next, We can then say: "All ia
lost, but HONOR."
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THAT ALLIANCE.

The Little Bird" that brings to
The BULLETIN ell ito news from the
headquarter lover the ditch" flew
In our window yesterday With some
OF their tickets which had IN the
State candidates printed in blank.
But these tickets had been ''Alled
In" In tho handwriting OF TWO OF
TIE 0RIENbACK CANDlDArrs-hitherto
roaring Democrsts-With tho entire
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
Come around and eco for your.
selves.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Payne, Cameron & Co., We ]. P. Broal.
we'll.
4th District Court, Parish Of Orls,sa
DY virtue Of q writ Of Fl. Fa. issnsd !
ID the above entitled and numbefal
sn't and to me directed, l have ssissl
and will offer for sale to the lat q
highest bidder at the door Of the Corrt
House in tue city and parish Of NatsG
tOches, on
Saturday. the eth day Of Dec, ls,I
at at. IL !! a. NJ, the following described PIP.
A certain plantation known - tho 10
Aux Clere's plantation, together viii u
and singular the buildings aud impreyt
ments thereon, situated on tho iii
bank Of Re!l river descending, in tho -
'sI Of Natchitoches, about twenty nh
above the town of NstchitochsA beusl
cd above by lands, now, or lately belssr
lng to E. l.. Hyams, and containing n
So-JUu acres. s1.ftf@5s
A tract Or parcel of land in tho ~
OF land attached to said plantation, a.
tanning l34 e7-lOO acres, bounded no.tk
west by lands now, or lately Of Ell
Hyams, east by section Is, towuship Il Il
range y. aud south by section :, tsst
ship 10, range9.
The undivided half Of tract Of laalb
section 80, township II, range 9, foesat
y owned by H. L. Bennett and & \.
Hyams, containing 229 70-lOo ssk
bounded northeast by lands now, q r.
'ner!y belonging to Benz. Grape, at
section SO, township II, rauge = r.
south by section s, township 10, rssesa
A tract or parcel of land, being lsfk
:, and east half of northwest quartxd
section 2, township 10. north Of ranesA
west, containing ia 7G-lOO acres.
The two last mentioned tracts beil!
more fully described in Act of ssls e.
acqnittance from r. W. Simmons y !!
I: BOadwell Of date 9Th February, i6'9
Of record in Recorders Office. psfishd
Terms of Sale:
Cash Subject to appraisement.
L. A. DEBLlEU1,
Oct. 25.-tls. Sheriff
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Nov Advertisements.
NORMAND'N BALM,
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE 60 CURE.

For The i:n'n"l;ntr Relief and nerm,.
ment C"" of CUTS. M'RAS, BRUISES,
WOUNDS. EAR ACHES. and ,all Skin
Diseases or Ernptions, we place before
tn" public Il preparation which il Of the
highest standard of excellence, second
To- none. for the class of diseases for
which it is intended. We claim it to ,r
specific for this class Of diseases. h,v.
ing submitted it TO Il rigid test. extend.
ing over Il period Of thirty-iv. years
!" treating the most obstinate eases
wi'ir', nave come under our Observation
will, it successfully.